SocialTimes: There’s a service that uses Twitter to predict where food poisoning is likely to hit. This could be helpful, but the term “food poisoning” is so vague. Are we talking vomiting after a meal? Or just the way you feel after you eat McDonald’s?

GalleyCat: Coldplay has recorded an original song for the new Hunger Games movie, just in case you needed another reason not to see it.

TVSpy: Amelia Earhart is not related to Amelia Earhart. Carry on.

Social Times: The ad agency guy was actually just joking when he made a reference to summer camp “gynos.” Months later, we’re talking five million YouTube views, a tripled HelloFlo customer base and this companion Google+ hangout

TVNewser: Today’s Joy Behar farewell on The View included some choice words for a deceased ABC News legend. Relax; it wasn’t Peter Jennings.

StockLogos: In this version of the NHL, it’s possible for the Chicago Brockhocks to take on the Dallas Starmies. Seriously.

AppNewser: MixBit is a new video sharing app because we don’t have enough sharing apps already.

PRNewser: DogTV — the channel for dogs — has “exceeded expectations,” meaning as of now, no dog has peed on the TV set while the channel was on.

FishbowlDC: The actions of Australian MP Peter Dowling makes Anthony Weiner’s scandal sound quaint.

AgencySpy: Blake Griffin endorses a slew of products. Too bad he still hasn’t endorsed a post game.

FishbowlDC: President Obama finds out that not all broccoli jokes are created equal.

TVSpy: A reporter for Philadelphia’s WTXF suffers the dreaded walk-by mooning.

TVNewser: Gwen Ifill and Judy Wodruff are about to make PBS Newshour the best thing on PBS since Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

GalleyCat: Jason Priestley writing a memoir. The first three chapters will be dedicated to convincing readers that he really could dominate all those sports he played during 90210.

PRNewser: Hanes wants you to talk about your sexy underwear. That marks the first time “Hanes” and “sexy underwear” have ever been used in the same sentence.

TVNewser: Deborah Turness, the new president of NBC News, says “My first to job is to listen.” Not a bad strategy.

AppNewser: There’s a new app that let’s you record sounds from the immediate past. The NSA commented, “Big deal.”

FishbowlDC: WaPo’s The Reliable Source calls out August for being slow, and then shutters for the month to prove its point.

AllTwitter: A study finds that 74 percent of adults ages 18 to 34 delete social media posts they think will negatively impact their careers. A related report found that 74 percent of adults ages 18 to 34 should stop using social media.

GalleyCat: A library with an arcade game inside is going to end up being a fairly popular library.

FishbowlDC: Apparently hating Luke Russert is a thing. If it wasn’t before, it is now.

AppNewser: HootSuite has raised $165 million. That’s a lot, but considering it’s a program that helps you organize your social media crazy, it’s right on target.

FishbowlDC: Ah, the sweet, mature sounds of journalists fighting over the Internet.

GalleyCat: A visit from the terrorism task force is about as fun as it sounds.

AllTwitter: A Twitter troll is silenced when someone says they’re going to tell the troll’s mom about the mean tweets. Sounds about right.

TVNewser: “This chick is so batshit” is an almost accurate way to describe Anthony Weiner’s latest sexting partner. So what does that say about Weiner?

AllFacebook: More Facebook when you’re not even on Facebook will likely make you hate Facebook even more than you already do.

PRNewser: Bill Belichick is great at media relations. When he’s not cheating by videotaping other teams practices.

SocialTimes: Cats review DogTV, the DirecTV channel for dogs. We’re guessing they give it four paws down.

TVNewser: Brian Williams, honorary member of The Funky Bunch.