Month: November 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for November 30th, 2012 from 13:41 to 16:25:

• North Korea claims to have discovered an ancient unicorn lair –
• Speak2Tweet Relaunched in Light of Syrian Internet Blackout –
• Man Released From Jail Due to Budget Cuts Immediately Robs Bank –
• Behold The Dangling Sandy Crane Gingerbread Cookie –
• Seen In Bay Ridge Weekender: Rock Balancing 2 –
• Google Takes on Amazon, Buys Parcel Pickup Company –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 30th, 2012 from 01:00 to 12:25:

• Shell VP: Yeah, we’re gonna spill oil in the Arctic –
• Invisible Umbrella Repels Raindrops With Air –
• BigPic: The Northern Lights Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before –
• Laser-Shooting Bike Kickstarter Could Save Lives of Cyclists –
• A Tiny Ten Year Battery For The Internet Of Things –
• RUMOR: Warner Bros Is Planning A Sequel To Casablanca –
• Con Ed Goes After Serial Killer Victim for $734 Bill –
• Military Uniforms Of The Future Will Automatically Turn Into Chemical Suits In The Presence Of Threats –
• Augmented Light Bulb Turns Desk Into a Touchscreen –
• In Ten Years We’ll All Agree That Damien Hirst Is A Joke –
• Non-profits have a charter to be innovators –
• Social, Mobile, Tablets – Holiday Trends That Smart Marketers Can’t Ignore [INFOGRAPHIC] –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 29th, 2012 from 17:27 to 19:35:

• Gadget-Charging Backpack Is a Clever Gift for Globetrotters –
• Welcome to Bezosville: Seattle planners approve Amazon’s massive new tower project –
• MythBusters Science Kits –
• Parting Shot –
• Father Builds Child-Tracking Quadcopter To Accompany His Kid To The Bus Stop –
• Nobody Knows Where Countries That Voted Against Palestine Are –
• This Facebook App Gives Annoying Friends a ‘Time Out’ –
• Relive Fall in Central Park With Time-Lapse Video –
• Fox Steals Cell Phone, Sends Text in Language of the Foxes –
• How to Avoid Your Own Email Replyallpocalypse –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 29th, 2012 from 14:00 to 17:11:

• Rainbow Lights Shine in NYC for Hurricane Sandy Victims –
• Amazon’s Massive Distribution Network Kicks Into Holiday Gear –
• Water Ice Discovered on Mercury –
• Google Upgrades Maps for Ski Resorts, Canadian Arctic –
• UN Mistakenly Tweets Need for ’1-State Solution’ in Middle East –
• Syria Drops Off the Face of the Internet, Both Sides Blame the Other –
• Want Tumblr Analytics? It Will Cost You –
• To Fight Winter Blahs, Sweden Offers Light Therapy At The Bus Stop –
• Look: Obama and Romney Shake Hands After White House Lunch –
• Crispy Panko Potato Latkes –
• 10 Brilliant Photos of the Moon and Jupiter –
• “Off-Duty” Taxi Light System Officially on Its Way Out –
• NASA Confirms Presence Of Water Ice On Mercury –
• ‘Intelligent’ Rifle Lets You Pre-Tag Your Target, Then Fire When Ready –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 29th, 2012 from 11:30 to 13:58:

• NASA Confirms: No Major Discovery in Curiosity’s Mars Soil Sample –
• NASA to Hold Press Conference on Mercury Today at 2PM, Disappointing Everyone –
• popSLATE Case Gives iPhone 5 a Second E-Ink Screen –
• Staples Will Offer On-Demand 3-D Printing In Stores –
• Gentile To MTA: Stop Verrazano Toll Hike, Waive Fairs For Hurricane Relief Workers, Bring ‘Discount Equity’ To Southwest Brooklyn –
• MOMA Buys Classic Video Games, Will Let You Play Them –
• Flies Raised On Booze Need Alcohol To Learn, Just Like College Students –
• Cancer-Causing Flame Retardants Remain in Homes Years After Being Banned –
• Hands-On With the World-Changing $40 Tablet –
• 90′s iPhone Case –
• Ryan Leslie Forced to Pay Promised $1 Million for Lost Laptop –
• Melt Your Brain With This Anamorphic Illusion –
• So Bad: Timothy Leary’s Power Glove Discovered in NYPL Archives –
• New Nuclear Engine Will Allow Deep Space Exploration –

These are my links for November 28th, 2012 through November 29th, 2012:

• 8 ways to use Google Analytics beyond keywords –
• From Condoms to Beef: 5 Goody Boxes to Send Your Dude –
• LivingSocial Slated to Lay Off 400 –
• Space Weather Forecast System Could Cost $2 Billion –
• Power an Electric Candle With a Regular Candle Because You Can –
• Man Sentenced For Fatally Stabbing Parrot With Fork, Whiskey Unsurprisingly Involved –
• Barnes & Noble: That Ebook is Only Yours Until Your Credit Card Expires –
• Deforestation in the Amazon dropped 27 percent in 2011 –
• Cartoon Curiosity Rover Solves Earth’s Biggest Mysteries –
• Largest Quasar Ever Discovered Burns 100 Times Brighter Than Entire Milky Way –
• UN Watchdog Hacked Over Israel Nuclear Program –
• New Images Of Saturn’s Polar Vortex Are Thoroughly Ridiculous –
• Cambridge scholars will study how robots are going to kill us all –
• NASA and Google VP Bring You Interplanetary Internet –
• Health, Alcohol, Consumer Goods Are The Fastest Growing Industries On Facebook –
• Samsung Galaxy Camera Is a Game Changer [REVIEW] –
• Cancer Organization Gilda’s Club Changes Name Because They Forgot Who Gilda Radner Was –
• Google Plus’ Bradley Horowitz Rips Advertising On Facebook –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 27th, 2012 from 17:00 to 20:30:

• DIY Backscatter X-Ray Machine Keeps Your Garage Safe From Nail Files –
• Samsung Is the Breakthrough Brand of 2012 –
• Gmail Makes 10GB Email Attachments Possible With Google Drive –
• Gadget Connects to Lights to Help Hearing Impaired –
• Watch Lunar Eclipse Darken Full Moon Wednesday –
• Thieves Are Actually Using That Hotel Lock Hack to Effortlessly Burgle Folks –
• AMC Greenlights Drama About 1980s PC Boom –
• Women in Gaming Tweet About Sexist Industry With #1reasonwhy –
• 5 Of Physics’s Greatest Sex Scandals –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 27th, 2012 from 14:55 to 16:03:

• The Big Curiosity Rover Discovery Is a Big Misunderstanding –
• Los Alamos Lab Demonstrates A Reactor For Space Travel –
• Not satisfied with syrup and walnuts, mystery food thieves have now lifted 18 tons of chocolate –
• Newspaper Cites ‘The Onion’ Article Naming Kim Jong-Un ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ –
• How Google Plans to Find the UnGoogleable –
• Deep In The Earth’s Core, Clues About Its Mysterious Birth –
• NYT Editor No Longer Attends Page One Meetings –

These are my links for November 26th, 2012 through November 27th, 2012:

• Apollo 11 Moon Rocks Found in Storage Area –
• Antarctic lake is basically full of aliens –
• Students Learn Better With Star Trek-Style Touchscreen Desks –
• Tumblr Unveils Accessories Section With Cole Haan –
• Watch the Chaotic Beauty of New York City Transit –
• 3D Printing “Photo Booths” Popping Up Across The World –
• The Same Laws That Govern Your Brain’s Development May Also Control The Growth Of The Universe –
• Why You Think CNBC’s Anchors Use Apple Laptops When They’ve Really Got PCs –
• The ’12 Days of Christmas’ Would Cost You $107,000 –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 26th, 2012 from 10:31 to 20:02:

• Facebook App Sends Stella Artois Girl to Your Doorstep –
• Feds Took Down 132 Websites, Just Like Rep. Zoe Lofgren Said They Would –
• Twitter Generated Zero Percent of Black Friday Sales –
• U.S. Patent Chief to Step Down Early Next Year –
• Hold Everything: Saturn Has Another Pac-Man Moon –
• Curiosity Rover Nabs TIME ‘Person of the Year’ Nod –
• Samsung Phone Survives Extreme Stress Test –
• Samsung Thinks It’ll Release Flexible OLED Displays Next Year –
• The “Cannibal Cop” Horror Film May Already Be Coming –
• See Venus and Saturn Shine Together Early Tuesday –
• iPad Wins 88% of Black Friday Tablet Traffic [INFOGRAPHIC] –