Month: July 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for July 11th, 2012 from 09:00 to 10:45:

• Monarch airs first TV ad in 45 years –
• Make Your Own Banner Kit –
• NYC Phone Booths To Be Resurrected As WiFi Hotspots –
• A LinkedIn Management Tool For B2B Social Media? –
• Watch Cat Museum Guards In Action –

These are my links for July 10th, 2012 through July 11th, 2012:

• Green Consumption: It’s Not All Positive –
• FDA Approves First At-Home HIV Test –
• Every Girl Should Go To The Science Fair –
• Android Fans Rejoice: Jelly Bean Rollout Is Underway –
• Daniel Tosh Apologizes on Twitter for Rape Joke –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 10th, 2012 from 16:46 to 19:00:

• New Mom Battling Cancer Tells Her Story in YouTube Series –
• Lionsgate Officially Splits Final ‘Hunger Games’ Book Into 2 Films –
• Gay YouTube Love Story to Hit the Big Screen –
• $50 Million Stealth Ship Sold for $2.5 Million, Headed to Scrap Heap –
• 1960s Robin Crashes ‘Dark Knight’ Party [VIDEO] –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 10th, 2012 from 11:07 to 16:07:

• Penny Arcade’s Kickstarter project aims to dump site ads –
• Google’s Matt Cutts says links within infographics may not boost SEO –
• The Little Open-Source Console that Might: The Ouya –
• 5 Apps to Turn Your iPhone Into a Recording Studio –
• Russian Wikipedia Shuts Down in Protest of Censorship Law –
• Want to Buy a Jet? RIM Is Selling This One –
• Higgs Boson: The Musical! –
• Vending Machine Lowers Drink Price on Hot Days –
• NASA’s Final Space Shuttle Mission: Where Are They Now? –
• Some Women Primp To Extremes To Look Good On Facebook –
• This Twitter Stream Gives Publicists Tips They Desperately Need (And Won’t Like) –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 10th, 2012 from 08:35 to 09:51:

• Smartphone Users More Likely to Vote Obama [STUDY] –
• This 1954 Flying Car Can be Yours for a Mere $1.25 Million –
• 5 Hot Ecommerce Trends to Watch –
• In Defense of Lists: Why People (Secretly) Love List Posts –
• FTC Hits Google With $22.5 Million Fine, Largest in Agency History –

These are my links for July 9th, 2012 through July 10th, 2012:

• Happy birthday, Mr. Tesla –
• India To Biometrically Identify All Of Its 1.2 Billion Citizens –
• Programmable Cardboard Robotic Arm Hits Kickstarter –
• The Oatmeal Shows Off the $211,223 it Raised for Charity –
• 54% Of Recruiters Now Use Twitter To Source Job Candidates [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• All-You-Can-Read Magazine Subscription App Launches on iPad –
• Pinterest Leaves Palo Alto, Joins San Francisco’s Tech Revival –
• Instagrille Brings New Features To Instagram From Your Windows PC –
• Apple Removes Green Certification From All Products –
• Super Status Light: This Tiny USB Device Will Color-Code Anything –
• Taco Bell Introduces Edible QR Codes –
• In First U.S. Accounting of Wireless Phone Surveillance, Carriers Reveal 1.3 Million Requests For User Data –
• The New iPad Is Capable of Writing Poems –
• Ouch! Baseball Fan Drilled With Foul Ball While Checking Facebook [VIDEO] –
• Jamming Device Prevents Driver’s Phone From Working If Car Is In Motion –
• Handmade Knives Are Awesome Looking –
• A 3 Minute Phone Call Can Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease –
• World’s Fastest Camera Photographs Cells in Action to Catch Cancer –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 9th, 2012 from 07:00 to 13:39:

• Report: Amazon’s new Kindle Fire thinner and lighter, with camera and better display –
• Bad returns be damned: Venture capital fundraising jumps 31 percent in U.S. –
• Topographic Map of the Moon with “Walking On Air” and “A Narrated Tour of the Moon” Videos –
• How Social Media Helps Romantic Relationships Thrive –
• Victory for swordsmanship: Clang gets $525k on Kickstarter –
• How to Create an Awesome Infographic –
• U.K. Judge: Galaxy Tab Doesn’t Violate iPad Design Because It’s “Not As Cool” –
• Why Kayak Can Shrug Off Google’s Threat — For Now –
• In PR, How Have Relationships Changed? –
• Microsoft Buys Perceptive Pixel –
• WATCH: Mickey Mouse Makes An Unauthorized Appearance In A North Korean State Concert –
• Mars Looks Sick –
• 5 Fascinating Things We Learned From Reddit This Week –
• Facebook Might Launch Job Search Feature –
• JWT acquires majority stake in digital agency, Activeark Oy in Finland –
• Why You Need to Consider Professional Voice-Over In Your Content Marketing: Interview with Terry Daniel –
• Disclosure? Not Good Enough. –

These are my links for July 8th, 2012 through July 9th, 2012:

• Yahoo ‘friends’ Facebook once again as patent dispute is settled –
• Next Twitter for iPhone Version to Bring Interactive Tweet View –
• Abundance: A Double-Edged Sword –
• Tapping Your Smartphone On A Surface Can Now Initiate Actions With Samsung’s TecTiles –
• SodaStream kicks off summer sampling activity after Coke dispute –
• The false choice of mediocrity –
• [via] –
• 10 Stellar Space-Themed Accessories For Your Office –
• Here’s the Most Stunning Photo of Mars the World Has Ever Seen –
• Google Launches Gay Rights Campaign ‘Legalize Love’ –
• Amazon Building an iPhone Competitor [REPORT] –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 8th, 2012 from 05:39 to 12:36:

• Scientologists Believe This Machine Can Read Your Mind And Past Lives –
• United States Broke 2,284 Daily High Temperature Records in June –
• Here’s What You Need To Know Before Season 5 Of ‘Breaking Bad’ Premieres –
• Amazon Worker Steals 726 iPods, Must Really Like Music –
• How To Hire for Positions That Didn’t Exist 10 Years Ago –
• Art fears business fears art –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 7th, 2012 from 14:00 to 19:33:

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• Projecting Nabokov –
• Next Angry Birds May Be From The Pigs’ Point of View [REPORT] –
• Redefining “busy” –
• Steampunk Styled Dice –
• Researchers Transmit Electricity Through Solid Concrete –