Month: January 2013

These are my fantastically selected links for January 21st, 2013 from 14:30 to 19:45:

• New FaceWash App Will Figuratively Wash Your Facebook Account’s Dirty Mouth Out with Soap –
• To Nobody’s Surprise, Kids Play Angry Birds More Than Educational Games –
• Elon Musk wants to help Boeing with its problems –
• Look at This Gorgeous Glitch Portrait of the New York Skyline –
• ‘Temple Run 2′ Downloaded 20 Million Times Since Launch –
• The Curiosity Rover is [Sort Of] Marching in the Inauguration Parade –
• It’s Hard to Be Not Rich in Manhattan –
• Early Keith Haring Mural Unearthed… Inside an Apartment –
• Street Photography or Predatory Peeping? –
• New Myspace Already Having Legal Problems –

These are my links for January 18th, 2013 through January 21st, 2013:

• American Airlines in first brand overhaul for 45 years –
• Exactly the same vs. exactly different –
• A Huge Burst Of Gamma Rays Hit Earth–And No One Noticed –
• Starbucks Verismo Messes Up Your Name in the Comfort of Your Kitchen –
• Wikileaks Says Aaron Swartz Was a Possible Source –
• Samsung Galaxy Tablets Get Android Jelly Bean Upgrade –
• Lance Armstrong Movie in the Works –
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner Uses the Most Flammable Battery on the Market –
• First Grader Becomes Youngest Person to Ever Develop a Mobile Game –
• Carbon Fiber: The Secret of the 2014 Corvette Stingray –
• Instagram Is About to Start Sharing Your Data With Facebook –
• Musician Literally Wins Fight for Your Right to Party –
• Funny or Die Takes on Te’o in eHarmony Ad Parody –
• Go Home, Folks — Joe Biden Won the Internet Today –
• Te’o’d: Baseball Star Shares His Own Catfishing Tale –
• Take an Incredible Bird’s-Eye Tour of Manhattan –
• Lawrence Lessig Responds to Aaron Swartz’s Prosecutor –
• Seamless Shares Bizarre Special Requests From Flu Sufferers –
• BeerSci: Why You Should Never Drink Beer From A Clear Glass Bottle –
• Australian Firefighters Ingest Data-Transmitting Pills When They Go To Work –
• 6 Gmail Labs That Will Make Your Life Easier –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 18th, 2013 from 05:00 to 11:28:

• Google to Spend $1 Billion on UK Headquarters –
• ‘I Have a Dream’ Posted in Defiance of Copyright for Internet Freedom Day –
• NY Lawmaker Goes After 3D-Printed Guns –
• Japan Plans To Replace Fukushima Reactor With World’s Largest Wind Farm –
• VC Funding Declined For First Time in 3 Years –
• Star Trek Away Team Kit –
• Inside the Sandy-Ravaged South Ferry Station –
• Monopoly‘s Latest Scheme –
• Velociraptor vs. Shark Whisky –
• The Pebble Kickstarter Gets a Shipping Date –
• California Lowers Revenue Projections From Facebook IPO –
• 13% Rate Their Company As “Advanced” In Social Media [SURVEY] –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 17th, 2013 from 19:03 to 21:24:

• Facebook Lost 1.4 Million Users. Does That Matter? –
• California teams up with Amtrak on high-speed rail –
• Father, 12-year-old daughter team up to make best-selling calculator app –
• WordPress Makes it Easier for Photogs to Build Sleek and Stylish Portfolios –
• 10 Things We Learned From Facebook’s Graph Search –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 17th, 2013 from 03:56 to 18:36:

• Playboy Fined $160,000 for Not Restricting Children From Online Porn –
• The Risk of Handing Over Your Genome –
• Instagram Now Has 90 Million Monthly Active Users, Up 10% From December –
• RIP LinkedIn Answers –
• Rape Suspect Posts ‘I’m About to Get Shot’ Before Police Kill Him –
• ‘Disney Infinity’ Wants to Make Playtime Digital: Will it Succeed? –
• Can a Smartphone App Really Detect Skin Cancer? –
• Despite Terms Of Use Fiasco, Instagram Users Still Upload 40M Pics Per Day –
• Take A 4 Minute Break To Watch The F-Bomb Get Dropped On Live TV Again And Again –
• Lenovo Releases ThinkPad Chromebook for Schools –
• GoDaddy Websites Now For Sale at OfficeMax –
• Apple Lets Online Buyers in China Pay in Two-Year Installments –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 16th, 2013 from 00:26 to 15:00:

• Social Media and the National Labor Relations Act: What Employers Need to Know in Drafting and Updating Their Social Media Policies –
• This Is What Happens at 10PM Every Night in Sweden –
• Turning NYC Wi-Fi Into Pixellated, Minimal Sculpture –
• Super Mario Bros Theme: The Heavy Metal Edition [Video] –
• Developer Outsources Own Job to China to Goof Off Online All Day, Is Our Hero –
• LinkedIn now lets brands share more types of custom content –
• Study Finds that “Whole Grain” Foods Aren’t Always a Healthy Choice –
• Disney Infinity’s Going to Make the Company a Ridiculous Amount of Money –
• Space Shuttle Scaffolding –
• Scientists Work To Unravel Mystery Behind Woman Who Doesn’t Grow –
• A Step Towards a Possible Alzheimer’s Vaccine, Researchers Eliminate up to 80% of Senile Plaques in Mice –
• DIY DOMINOS –
• DARPA Demonstrates the Most Complex 2D Optical Phased Array Ever –
• FBI Arrests 27 in NY Mob Raid –
• Watch a Van Gogh Self-Portrait Come to Life, He’s Handsome –
• Curiosity Preparing to Drill into First Martian Rock –
• Bank of America Merrill Lynch Increases Facebook Target Price, Cites Graph Search –
• Just 18% Of CEOs Use Social Media [STUDY] –
• The White House Is Officially Sick Of This Crap, Requires More Signatures For Petition Responses –
• Princip Interactive LED Futuro Cube –
• This New Video Game Combines All Of The Disney And Pixar Characters –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 15th, 2013 from 09:05 to 19:12:

• Judge Rules News Agencies Cannot Use Twitter Photos Without Permission –
• Cracked Phone Screen? Make the Best of It! [Pic] –
• NCR Teams With Paypal to Enhance Mobile Payments System –
• Disney Just Revealed A Very Ambitious New Video Game That Kids Are Going To Go Crazy For This Year –
• Facebook Graph Search explained in 15 seconds –
• Portraits of People Who Wear Their Dogs’ Fur as Clothing –
• Must Watch Sci-Fi Short: NOON [Video] –
• Watch Snowmen Be Obliterated in Slow Motion –
• Space-Saving Bluetooth Speaker –
• UCLA Study Shows Childhood Obesity Linked to More Health Problems than Previously Thought –
• Photos Showing the Strange Similarities of Human Cities and Human Neurons –
• Don’t Use Twitter Photos Without Permission Or You Might Get Sued –
• Spanish Is Second Most Tweeted Language –
• Facebook Fires Back At Yelp, Google With Graph Search –
• Facebook Announces Graph Search –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 15th, 2013 from 07:30 to 09:04:

• Here’s The Scientology ‘Sponsored Content’ Story That The Atlantic Doesn’t Want You To See –
• Transport Workers Union Calls for Slower Trains, Butts Heads With MTA –
• From Miley Cyrus to Miles Davis in 18 Songs –
• Kickstarter Alert: Cities in the Sky: A Documentary About Sci-Fi’s Unknown Writers –
• Watch This: Wonder Woman Finally Coming to Television? –

These are my links for January 14th, 2013 through January 15th, 2013:

• What's it for? –
• Facebook set to unveil Google search rival –
• Watch This Touchscreen Transform Into a Physical Keyboard –
• Why You Can’t Cry in Space –
• Internet Is First Stop for Many Ill People, Study Finds –
• Car Flips Over on the Williamsburg Bridge –
• How an Ad Agency Used a ‘LinkedIn Bomb’ to Land a New Client –
• Fan’s Occult Half-Court Shot Must Be Seen to Be Believed –
• DARPA Eyes Pop-Up Deep Sea Sensors –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 14th, 2013 from 12:43 to 17:12:

• Arianna Huffington Doesn’t Want You to Answer Her Emails On Weekends –
• Tribute To Open-Information Activist Aaron Swartz Collects Thousands Of Links To PDFs –
• Photos: These Men Break The Locks Of Love On The Brooklyn Bridge –
• Study: Maltreated Girls More Likely to Engage in Risky Online Behavior –
• Wall Street Journal Has A Bedbug Problem –
• Buzzing Fork Annoys You Into Losing Weight –
• 22-Year-Old’s Sci-Fi Digital Short Gets Hollywood’s Attention –
• Mississippi River May Soon Be Unnavigable, Despite Army Geoengineers’ Best Efforts –
• CNET Writer Resigns After Parent Company Meddles in Editorial Process –
• Report: Dell in Talks to Take Company Private –
• NASA Awards $17.8 Million For An Inflatable Addition To The ISS –
• Warner Bros. Is Turning ‘John McAfee’s Last Stand’ Into A Movie –
• Was It Really 72 Degrees In Central Park Today? (Update: No) –
• A Blast from the Past: Paul Simon’s Hit Song “Kodachrome” –
• New Natalie Wood Death Report Questions ‘Every Major Finding’ In Original Autopsy –
• The Next Crews With The Right Stuff Will Work For Private Companies, Not NASA –