Month: December 2012

These are my fantastically selected links for December 31st, 2012 from 11:32 to 17:54:

• Low-Cost 3D Printer a Hit on Kickstarter –
• 2012 in review: business and baby development –
• Ring In The New Year With 12 Amazing Images Of Earth –
• New Technique To Study The Impact Of Cell Phone Radiation –
• British Man Takes Son to Hospital in Double-Decker Bus, Should Win Father and Driver of the Year –
• This Is 2012 Summed Up in One Image –
• Got a Klout Score Over 60? You Can Get a Piece of Frostbox –
• Black-Eyed Pea Burgers –
• See 40 Meteors Per Hour in First Shower of 2013 –
• Incestuous, Meth Smoking Washington Couple Arrested On Charges Of Being Worst People Ever –
• The Planet Of The Apes Twist Ending [Pic] –
• Analyze the economy with app now available for Android –
• Next-Gen Space Rovers Do Acrobatics, Look Like Medieval Weapons –
• How The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Made Kids Fat –
• Overwhelmed By Reader Response, 92-Year-Old Blogger Signs Off –
• People Mostly Ignore Smart TV Features, Because They Are Bad –
• The Worst Gaming Advertising Of 2012 –
• Legal lessons from Amazon’s ‘noncompete’ battle with Google –
• Dying Trekkie Gets Private ‘Into Darkness’ Screening –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 31st, 2012 from 02:28 to 11:06:

• 3 Ways to Answer ‘What’s Your Biggest Weakness?’ –
• You’ll Put Your Eye Out, Kid: Doctors Warn Of Dangers Of Flying Champagne Corks –
• Content creation for Yahoo! a must in 2013 –
• Facebook Temporarily Disables New Year’s Messages After Privacy Snafu –
• FYI: Why Do We Crave Greasy Food When We’re Hung Over? –
• Is HP Having a Fight With Amazon Over Printers? –
• Brown Christmas: Norovirus Hits Two Holiday Cruises Sickening 400 –
• Google Directed Users to Apple Stock When They Typed ‘Sell’ in Google Finance –
• Couple Busted With Guns, Bombs, “Terrorist Encyclopedia” –
• Our Favorite Science Infographics Of 2012 –
• Documentary Maker Bought An Oscar Ad In Variety Instead Of A Lexus –
• The Misnomer of Traffic Source Reporting –
• Documentary Details How Silicon Valley Got Its Start –
• It’s a sports dome and a hurricane shelter all in one –
• Maine Man Shoots Tenants –
• Rita Levi-Montalcini has left the building –
• Can B2B Marketers Become Content Whisperers? –
• Writer's block and the drip –
• The mistake we’ll all be making in the near future.[via]  –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 30th, 2012 from 12:57 to 18:32:

• Google Chrome Blocks TwitPic as Malware –
• I Sent My First Tweet in 1986 –
• Everything Wrong With The Dark Knight Rises In 3 Minutes Or Less –
• German Mag. Runs Bush Sr. Obit –
• Limo Service Uber Will Gouge You on New Year’s Eve, but They’re Upfront About It –
• Foursquare Updates Privacy Policy to Display Full Names –
• SavePublishing Bookmarklet Lets You Easily Pull Tweetable Quotes –
• 7 Bad Moves That Hurt Facebook in 2012 –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 30th, 2012 from 02:24 to 12:00:

• Foursquare is Changing Its Privacy Policy, Probably Because That Worked so Well for Instagram –
• The Young Mad Scientist’s First Alphabet Blocks –
• Report Claims Instagram Lost 25% of Users, Instagram Claims “Nu-uh” –
• Biden and NRA Butt Heads –
• Moscow Plane Crash Caught on Video –
• GeekDad Approved: And the Winner Is… Reader’s Choice for Top 10 Fantasy Movies –
• A depressing financial justification –
• 26 Truths About Me and Convince and Convert –
• Sooner or later –
• 12 Of Wikipedia’s Weirdest Sentences –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 29th, 2012 from 13:59 to 20:09:

• Obama to IL: Legalize Gay Marriage –
• Michigan Passes Law to Protect Social Media Accounts –
• NASA Sets Record with Ion Thrusters Test –
• Man Eats Entire ‘Hobbit’ Menu at Denny’s in 20 Minutes –
• Top Comments: The Problems with Facebook, Windows and Apple –
• Here’s Everything Wrong With The Dark Knight Rises in Just Over Three Minutes [Video] –
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These are my links for December 28th, 2012 through December 29th, 2012:

• Watch Superman Soar Over The Coast of California –
• The Social Network: Pinterest Sued by Man Claiming Investor Stole His Ideas –
• FCC Makes Getting Wi-Fi on Planes Simpler, Will Likely Still Cost Way Too Much for Passengers –
• Apple Spares Samsung Galaxy S III Mini From Patent Infringement Case –
• Tons of traffic: Amazon dominates online retail during Christmas week –
• The Amazon Rainforest Could Be Drying Out –
• Report: Instagram Users Dropped –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 28th, 2012 from 11:26 to 16:04:

• Stop Internet Shaming "Ungrateful" Teens: Brats Come in All Ages –
• There’s Nothing Wrong With Being Compensated For Your Passion –
• FBI Finally Unseals Marilyn Monroe File And Reveals Her ‘Communist’ Ties –
• Garbled Text Messages Could Indicate Stroke –
• It Just Got Tougher to Use the Internet Anonymously in China –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 27th, 2012 from 12:10 to 19:51:

• How the ‘Internet of Things’ helped one parent keep Christmas gifts under wraps –
• ‘Twitterverse’ is 5th Most Annoying Word of 2012 –
• Philip Pullman to Focus on His Dark Materials Sequel in 2013 –
• 2012 As One Big Infographic Gif –
• The Nintendo 64 Kids Are All Grown Up –
• How the Internet IPOs of 2012 Fared –
• Rising eReader Use Does Not Mean Books Are Dead –
• Print Book Reading Wanes as E-reader Usage Surges –
• Hey, ‘disrupt’ this! 5 tech terms to banish in 2013 –
• Avery Johnson’s Teenage Son Unloads on Twitter After NBA Firing –
• Senator Scott Brown’s Facebook Post Sparks Fiscal Cliff Rumor –
• First ‘Alien Earth’ Will Be Found in 2013 –
• Study: E-book reading in U.S. jumps to 23% in 2012 –
• Watch the First 4 Minutes of Zombie Movie ‘Warm Bodies’ –
• Calming Sound & Light Effect Flashlight –
• My Spoiler Senses Are Tingling: The Identity of the Superior Spider-Man Revealed –
• L.L. Bean: The importance of relationships in CRM and social in CSR –
• ‘Today’ Anchors ‘Don’t Know Anything’ About Facebook Privacy –
• Lytro Who? Toshiba Developing Refocusing Camera for Phones –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 27th, 2012 from 08:30 to 11:50:

• EPA administrator Lisa Jackson has left the building –
• Things that fly –
• Shipping Today: "V is for Vulnerable" (and a cool new poster bonus) –
• Christmas Day App Downloads Hit 328 Million, Setting New Record –
• 8-year-olds were right all along: It is possible to overdose on Brussels sprouts –
• Apple Paid CEO Tim Cook ‘Just’ $4.17 Million in 2012 –
• This Is How Lytro Takes ‘Living Pictures’ –
• Giant Lollipop Swords –
• The Littlest Extinction: Amazon Deforestation Wipes Out Microbial Communities, Too –

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

• Police: NBC Knew Magazines Illegal –
• Women Are Reshaping Germany’s Video Game Industry –
• GeekDad Approved: And the Winner is… Reader’s Choice for Top 10 Science-Fiction Novels –
• Dad’s Ecstatic Reaction to Gift Goes Viral on YouTube –
• Arduino Esplora — DIY Handheld Gaming Platform? –
• Free Calling for Gmail Users Extended through 2013 –
• 5 Apps for Keeping New Year’s Resolutions –
• How Social Media Has Helped Save The Film Industry [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Shark Tank Shatters in Chinese Mall, Injures Bystanders –
• Hollywood Studios Caught Pirating Movies via BitTorrent –
• 5 Startups Working to Improve the E-Book Reading Experience –
• Burrito-Dropping Drone Is the Innovation Dreams Are Made Of –
• Science Fiction Dreams That Came True in 2012 –
• 20 People Freaked Out by Spotify’s Holiday Condom Ads –