Month: October 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for October 24th, 2012 from 18:30 to 21:30:

• Facebook Barely Beats Twitter, Trounces Google+ Among Teens [VIDEO] –
• Facebook’s Final Price Tag for Instagram Falls Far Under $1 Billion –
• How Kids Pics Are Going From Social Networks to Porn Sites –
• Students Build and Fly 3D-Printed Plane –
• IKEA Going Energy Independent, Will Install Cheap Solar Panels in All Stores –
• 45% of iPad Owners Not Happy About iPad 4 –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 24th, 2012 from 09:20 to 13:53:

• The History of Windows in Startup Sounds –
• Newly Discovered Seafloor Bacteria Are Living Electrical Cables –
• Oven Fried Crispy Cornflake Chicken –
• How The Sound Of Rain Helps Engineers Diagnose Unsafe Bridges –
• Humans Live Longer So Grandmas Can Help Raise Future Generations –
• Boozing and Munching Around Rome’s Landmarks Now Banned –
• A Day in Our Solar System –
• Everything You Need To Know About The ‘Iron Man 3’ Villain –
• Electric Brain Stimulation Warps Your Perception Of Faces [Video] –
• Is LG’s ‘Elevator’ Video a Fake? –
• The Power of Introverts (and Woz) [VIDEO] –
• Barnes & Noble PIN Pads Hacked at Stores Nationwide –
• Fruit Punched: What Is The Point Of Flavored Mouthguards? –
• No more Jewishism. –
• Fail Whale: Japanese Agency to Offer New Television Viewer Rating Based on Number of Tweets –
• Video: Blue Origin Tests Its Rocket Crew Launchpad Escape System –
• Philip Morris Wants to Block This Cigarette Art –
• Keep your prospects updated with news content: 76 percent regularly read news –
• Even Arlington National Cemetery Has a Smartphone App Now, Somehow Not Related to Halloween –
• Photos From The 1941 Disney Artist Strike That Changed The Studio Forever –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 24th, 2012 from 01:30 to 08:11:

• Look Out, Siri — Dragon Speech Recognition App Now on Android –
• Photos From The 1941 Disney Artist Strike That Changed The Studio Forever –
• Esquire to launch £6 biannual style guide –
• Game on!: Topps Huddle: A Real-Time Fantasy Football App –
• Free range –
• Game on!: Nintendo Celebrates National Arts and Humanities Month –
• Kids With Electronic Devices in the Bedroom Are More Likely to Be Obese –
• Cap’n Crunch, Count Chocula Get Creepily Reimagined [PICS] –
• Children’s Media Usage Skyrockets During Past Year [STUDY] –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 23rd, 2012 from 17:33 to 22:41:

• Watch Apple’s First Ad For the iPad Mini [VIDEO] –
• 3D Printer Breaks Kickstarter Tech Funding Record [VIDEO] –
• Detectable Levels of Artificial Sweetener Found In Lake Erie –
• We May Have Finally Figured Out What Makes The Placebo Response Tick –
• 9 Anti-Snoring Aids From 1917 That Look Like Medieval Torture Devices –
• Burned By Apple: This iPad 3 Owner Is Incensed –
• Cheat Sheet: iPad mini, Kindle Fire, Surface, Nexus 7 –
• Apple Store May Upgrade Your iPad — if You Bought in the Last Month –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 23rd, 2012 from 06:00 to 14:28:

• FYI: How Do Places On Mars Get Their Names? –
• Quoted content isn’t duplicate content: Links, citations tell Google you’re clean –
• iPad Mini Blooper Reel Has ‘Apple Employees’ Laughing –
• Ann Coulter Calls Obama a ‘Retard’ on Twitter –
• Men, City Dwellers Are Smartest About Mobile Security –
• The iPad Mini Is For Snobs, The Kindle Fire Is For Dumb-Dumbs –
• Boys are Starting Puberty Almost Two Years Earlier than Expected –
• Apple vs. Amazon: iPad mini marks new chapter in rivalry –
• Samsung: We’re Not Cutting Off Apple LCD Supply –
• Reddit-Powered Travel Show Premieres on YouTube –
• Is Twitter Testing a New Star Button? –
• Can Andrea Rossi’s Infinite-Energy Black Box Power The World–Or Just Scam It? –
• Lindsay Lohan Had The Most Bizarre Responses To Last Night’s Presidential Debate –
• Twitter Removes Anti-Semitic Tweets in France –
• Buzzkill Cops Bust Up Perfectly Nice Weed Bodega –
• Here’s What’s On Denny’s New Hobbit-Themed Menu –
• Study Finds 88% of Sexual Content Posted by Young Folks Online Stolen by Porn Sites –
• All Charges Dropped Against Crown Heights Police Beating Victim –
• U.S. Patent Office Invalidates Apple Patent Used in Samsung Trial, Puts Jury Ruling at Risk –
• Twitter’s ‘Favorite’ Button Could Be Called ‘Star’ Or Even ‘Like’ In The Future –

These are my links for October 22nd, 2012 through October 23rd, 2012:

• Infographic: Just 59% of Colleges Have a Social Media Crisis Plan –
• How Pinterest Is Getting More People Into Crafting –
• WPP’s Grey lines up China acquisition –
• Giant Dandelion-Shaped Ball Blows Up Landmines [VIDEO] –
• Watch Kids React to the Presidential Debates –
• Superman is a Blogger Now, Time of Death for Print Media Now Official –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 22nd, 2012 from 16:01 to 18:55:

• Physicists Invent (Tiny) Working Tractor Beam, World Becomes Instantly More Awesome –
• Eating Cooked Food Made Us Human –
• Popular Android Apps Leaking Private Password, Credit Card Data –
• Watching the Debate? Share Video Clips in Real-Time With This App –
• Smartphone Users More Likely To Vote Obama [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Brand-New Vaccine Strategy Works Against Herpes, And Potentially HIV –

These are my links for October 18th, 2012 through October 22nd, 2012:

• “Rape Is Rape” Projected on the Capitol –
• Stephen Colbert Will Make An Appearance In ‘The Hobbit’ –
• Can Twitter Get You Better Grades? This Professor Thinks So [STUDY] –
• Instagram Shrugs Off Twitter Snub And Finds Feature Work-Around –
• Why user-generated content must come from users: Yelp targets companies buying reviews –
• LinkedIn reworks user profiles to encourage engagement –
• A History Of Social Media (1971-2012) [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Now You Can Listen To Audio Commentary Live On Twitter –
• Salesforce.com Adds Access To 20 Facebook, Social Analytics Providers To Marketing Cloud –
• Venngage Helps Startups Design Infographics Cheaply and Easily –
• Mutant “Super-rats” Invade England, Are Immune To Standard Poisons –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 18th, 2012 from 11:45 to 18:11:

• 6 Fixes We’d Like to See in Google Apps –
• 15 Monthly Subscription Boxes Shipping Essentials to Your Door –
• Science Confirms The Obvious: Rejection Can Make You More Creative –
• YouTube ranks videos by time watched, rather than views –
• Here’s The Leaked Plot For ‘Iron Man 3’ –
• Court Rules Warner Bros. Still Owns 50% of Superman, Probably the “Super” Part –
• USA Today’s Jon Swartz on the The Urgency of Now –
• Manly Dads Belt ‘Little Mermaid’ Song [VIDEO] –
• You Can’t Fracking Say “Frack” Anymore –
• Should I use static or dynamic URLs for site content? [Video] –
• Brooklyn High School Censors Student’s “Vagina” Poster –
• Not Feeling Lucky: Google Stock Plunges After Accidental Release of Poor Earnings Report –
• Quinoa Mujadara –
• How A Personal Finance Editor Does Movie Concessions –
• Google Unveils New Ultra-Slim Samsung Chromebook for $249 –
• Disney’s First Latina Princess Draws Criticism on Twitter –
• Hacker YMCA Coming to Williamsburg, Maybe? –
• Daily Infographic: Who’s Been In The Most James Bond Movies? –
• Check Out These Well-Known Logos Rendered in Comic Sans –
• Military Uniform Of The Future Will Repel Chemical and Biological Weapons, Still Working On Repelling Bullets –

These are my links for October 17th, 2012 through October 18th, 2012:

• Missed opportunities vs. poor execution –
• Google Play Update Brings Wishlist, Improves Upgrade Notifications –
• Twitter’s First Act Of Censorship Silences Neo-Nazi Profile In Germany –
• Google Employs Stormtrooper to Protect Data Centers [PIC] –
• Disney Animals in Real Life (more here) –