Month: September 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for September 9th, 2012 from 00:43 to 16:45:

• Teen Launches Space Camera, Grabs Gorgeous Shots of Earth [PICS] –
• Apple Patent Would Disable Smartphones by Location [VIDEO] –
• Barnes & Noble’s Next Nook May Run Windows 8, Come Out Next Month –
• What to obsess over –
• iPhone 5 Will Support 4G LTE Wireless Network [REPORT] –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 8th, 2012 from 19:36 to 23:30:

• Grindr CEO: 100 Percent of My Audience Does Not Have Equality –
• AirBridge Promises to Seamlessly, Wirelessly Connect Your iPad and TV –
• RetroUI Lets You Switch From New Windows 8 OS to Classic Desktop –
• What It’d Take to Build an Uncrashable Car –
• Watch the Human Mind Explode a Watermelon [VIDEO] –

These are my links for September 7th, 2012 through September 8th, 2012:

• Filmmakers Aim to Set the Record Straight About Nikola Tesla [VIDEO] –
• Japanese River Otter Declared Extinct After Three Decades –
• See How College Football Looked Different in 1910 [PICS] –
• Texas Highway Raises Speed Limit to National High 85 MPH –
• Executive Desk Gong –
• Worth doing? –
• Deaf police to monitor security cameras in Mexico –
• The Science of Orgasms is Surprisingly Safe for Work [Video] –
• Gunman Posts to Facebook During Denver Hostage Standoff –
• CarDomain Network sold to Source Interlink Media –
• Drones A Little Too Effective At Killing People –
• Obama to Kids: No Tech Time During Week –
• Researchers Uncertain of Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle –
• Amazon to Track User Behavior on Kindle Fire HD Tablets [REPORT] –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 7th, 2012 from 12:47 to 16:13:

• Hey Apple, Fix iTunes First –
• 10 Killer Apps for Engineering and Science Majors –
• Watch the Tarantino-esque ‘Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters’ Trailer –
• Pandora Shares Drop 18% on Rumor of Rival Apple Service –
• Fat Camp for Kittehs: Nation’s First Veterinary Obesity Clinic Opens Doors –
• Fox to Release Digital Movies Three Weeks Prior to Retail –
• Shepard Fairey Gets Community Service –
• Rocket21 Is a New Kind of Social Site for Tweens –
• Call Me Maybe, Sex Slave –
• PopSci Q&A: How Do You Drive a Car On Mars? –
• Tiny Drops Of Water Can Be Used For Basic Computing –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 7th, 2012 from 07:30 to 12:45:

• UK Print Magazine to Feature a Video Ad –
• Exceptionally Preserved Brain Discovered Inside Waterlogged Pit –
• Google Doodle Boldly Goes Where No Doodle Has Gone Before –
• Julian Assange, Sexy Teenage Hacker –
• The Labs That Go Boom: The Trauma Mechanics Research Initiative Crushes Skulls –
• Study Confirms Men and Women See Things Differently, Blames Evolution –
• Planck Satellite Observations May Help Solve the Mystery of Dark Matter –
• Google Stock Passes $700 a Share for First Time Since 2007 –
• NASA’s Curiosity Prepares for Use of its Arm and Tools –
• Boston Dynamics Robotic Cheetah Clocked At 28.3 MPH –
• Stolen Motorcycles Seized by the NYPD Re-Stolen From the NYPD –
• What brands can learn from Coca-Cola, as company hits 50 million Facebook Likes –
• Spotted! Swarm Of Quadcopters Produce Eerie, Mesmerizing Lightshow In Night Sky –
• Put This Lamp on Your Desk to Stay Happy All Winter –
• Talking Money With Your 12-Year-Old –
• Twitter Might Be Shutting The Doors On Twitter For Mac [RUMOR] –
• Apple Reduces Chip Orders from Samsung and Two Other Stories You Need to Know –
• Look Out, Facebook Like Button: Pinterest’s Pin This Sees 637 Percent Growth Since February –
• Nanodots Fights Magnet Bans With Bad Taste –

These are my links for September 6th, 2012 through September 7th, 2012:

• ’50 Shades Of Grey’ Author: ‘I’m Not Such A Pervert’ –
• A simple truth about photo albums –
• HootSuite Acquires Seesmic To Snatch Up Its Enterprise Users –
• Watch the Obama Speech That Set a Political Record on Twitter –
• Sharp Mortgages Nearly Everything to Stay in Business –
• The Labs That Go Boom: The Plasma Physics Laboratory Makes Miniature Suns –
• Following President Obama's "Ask Me Anything" interview, GigaOM discusses what t… –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 6th, 2012 from 13:00 to 17:24:

• Amazon Kindle Fire HD Packs a Punch [HANDS-ON] –
• New Kindles Arrive on The Block In L.A. at an Underwhelming Amazon Event –
• Faux Documentary Mocks Pretentious Instagram Photographers –
• Sephora Gets a Digital Makeover to Attract Connected Customers –
• Video: Amazon’s 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD in action –
• Video: Cyborg Cockroach Scurries Along a Precise, Curved Path –
• eBay Acquires Shopping Discovery Site Svpply –
• Science Finds Smoking Really is Cool –
• Pomegranate Glazed Salmon –
• Amazon’s New Kindles Include Tablets, Insanely Cheap Prices –
• Amazon’s One More Thing: A 4G-Powered Kindle Fire HD –
• ‘Sh*t Apple Users Say’ Is So True — Admit It –
• Amazon to Reissue Dickens Novels in Original Serial Format –
• Here’s What a “Parade of Blimps” Floating Around NYC Looks Like –
• LinkedIn Revamps Brand Pages –
• NASA Used a Toothbrush to Fix a Problem on the International Space Station –
• All good text editors come to an end –
• 9 Tech Tools That Make City Living a Snap –
• Newly Developed Hydrogel Could Replace Your Pitiful Human Cartilage –
• Wedding Vows Exchanged On Twitter. Seriously, This Happened –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 6th, 2012 from 08:00 to 12:16:

• New iPhone Is 18% Thinner Than Previous Models [REPORT] –
• Facebook Completes $730 Million Instagram Acquisition –
• DARPA Cheetah Robot Faster Than Usain Bolt, Humanity Doomed –
• JogoCast lets soccer geeks share real-time game details –
• The Labs That Go Boom: How to Run a Nuclear Reactor –
• 5 Reasons to Found a Startup in Canada –
• 10 Other Things People Want Bill Clinton to Explain –
• Zillow launches rental app for iPhone, iPod touch –
• Video: NASA Photographs a Tendril-Like Solar Eruption in Stunning Detail –
• LivingSocial Smashes Daily Deals Record With Starbucks Offer –
• Genome Studies Indicate That “Junk” DNA Holds Clues to Common Diseases –
• Dawn Leaves Vesta, NASA Releases Highlight Video of its Accomplishments –
• Vanity Fair’s New Establishment List Is Out—And It’s DOMINATED By Tech People –
• Science Has Discovered the ‘Pigtail’ Molecular Cloud and it is Beautiful –
• Liberals More Likely to Change Their Minds Based on a Facebook Post [REPORT] –
• Lawyer Whittles 93-Page Argument Down to Five-Page Comic –
• Global Warming Could Be Linked to the Number of Exploding Stars in the Sky –
• Is Work-Life Balance Really Achievable? –
• Twitter Developers: You’ve Got Until March To Comply With The New API Guidelines –

These are my links for September 5th, 2012 through September 6th, 2012:

• Ben & Jerry's Sues Porn Producer Over 'Ben & Cherry's' Film –
• Bill Clinton Tops Tweets on Day Two of DNC [VIDEO] –
• 4 Ways to Include Calls to Action on Videos –
• Thinking about supermodels –
• Samsung Galaxy S III Smartphone Sales Hit 20 Million –
• Amazon TV ad gives sneak peek at ‘Paperwhite’ Kindle and new Kindle Fire –
• New Twitter API Drops Support for RSS, Puts Limits on Third-Party Clients –
• How BYU Is Scoring a Digital Touchdown in College Sports –
• Paper-Made Letter Opener –
• Hands On With the Motorola Razr HD and Razr HD Maxx [VIDEO] –
• Romney’s Taxes Hacked? Secret Service Is On It –
• Video: A Ball of Metal Bounces Off a Thin Sheet of Super-Tough Hydrogel –
• Sometimes you have to use a decoy[imgur]  –
• Last Tweet From Car Crash Victim Is About Tweeting While Driving –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 5th, 2012 from 12:48 to 16:00:

• Masonic Lodge Getting Renovated –
• Overly Attached Girlfriend Evolves to Misunderstood Girlfriend –
• Muse’s ‘Madness’ Shows Slow-Motion Kiss Amid Riot –
• Oracle Must Pay Google $1 Million in Legal Fees –
• Enormous Eruption on the Sun was Really Friggin’ Cool –
• Mars Rover Curiosity Snaps a New 360-Degree Panoramic on its Way to Glenelg –
• Chronic Alcohol Use Rewires Brain Circuitry –