Month: January 2013

These are my links for January 13th, 2013 through January 14th, 2013:

• Facebook To Start Super-Sizing Link Previews In News Feed –
• Extra, Extra: NY Times Discovers Millennials Are Soulless Whores –
• The History Of Nachos –
• Megan Fox Goes Silent on Twitter, Asks ‘What Is the Point?’ –
• Extra, Extra: NY Times Discovers Millennials Are Soulless Whores –

These are my links for January 12th, 2013 through January 13th, 2013:

• 7 Tech Essentials for Any Kind of Travel –
• Google Glasses Spotted In The East Village –
• That Could Have Ended Badly: Loaded Revolutionary War Cannon Found in Central Park –
• Rare Photo of Hiroshima Bombing Found in a Japanese Elementary School –
• Watch This: Shot-for-Shot Live Action Toy Story Is Awesomely Cute –
• Anonymous Posts Petition for White House to Declare DDoS Attacks Protests, Not Crimes –
• Samsung Smart Fridge Dishes Up Recipe Ideas and Coupons –

These are my links for January 11th, 2013 through January 12th, 2013:

• How to Create a Winning Meme –
• Comic: The Difference Between Taking Analog and Digital Photos –
• Tina Fey Thinks Most People Are Too Boring to Use Twitter –
• What’s the Line Between Photograph and Photoshop, Reality and Fantasy? –
• Liar, Liar? How to Know if Your Client is Telling the Truth –
• Sheriff May Dig for John Wayne Gacy Victims –
• How Folding Paper Can Get You To The Moon [Video] –
• Found: Largest Structure in Universe –
• The True Power of Force Ghosts [Comic] –
• BuzzFeed and Samsung in Hot Water for Using Photos Without Permission –
• EMT Accused Of Using FDNY Key To Aid In Sexually Assaulting 5 Women –
• Former Reddit Co-Owner Aaron Swartz Commits Suicide –
• Apple Wins An Emmy Award (AAPL) –
• Costa Concordia to Be Removed –
• Monsters University: One Serious Campaign –
• Deaf Belgian Twins Self-Euthanize –
• California Hit With Big Freeze –
• Top Australian climate scientist: Heat wave ‘encroaching on entirely new territory’ –
• The cost of neutral –
• 46% of People Don’t Know How Facebook Makes Money –
• Hands On With Pebble, the Internet’s Favorite Smart Watch –
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• CEA on ‘Booth Babes’: The Name Is the Problem –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 11th, 2013 from 05:45 to 17:45:

• Landslide At Church Featured In Dracula Sends Corpses Spilling From Their Graves –
• Deaf Man Stabbed Multiple Times Because Assailant Thought He Was Using Gang Signs –
• Why a 12-Year-Old Launched His Own Social Network –
• You Wouldn’t Steal a Museum Installation: The Pirate Bay’s First Server Put on Display –
• The Decision: Why I picked the Samsung S3 over iPhone and Windows –
• Even Dying NASA Spacecraft Shoot Video In Portrait –
• More Artsy NYC Subway Posters –
• The 666s: Manhattan’s Most Satanic Addresses –
• Winklevii Case Vs. Facebook Helps Warner Bros. Secure Superman Copyright –
• From Brainstorms to Boards: Using The Game Crafter to Polish Ideas –
• Google accused of ‘abusing’ search dominance –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 10th, 2013 from 17:00 to 20:44:

• Mobile Is Changing the PC Culture at Federal Agencies –
• The International Space Station Presented in the Style of MTV Cribs is Surprisingly Amusing [Video] –
• Celebrate the Return of the Bluth Family With These Arrested Development-Inspired Tumblrs –
• ‘West Wing’ Star Will Follow You on Twitter if You Donate Money –
• Laptop Vending Machine Offers Safety for Students –
• Artist Minimally Maps Out Every NYC Subway Line –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 10th, 2013 from 11:52 to 14:48:

• Creative Macro Shots of Sculpted Burning Matches –
• These photos of the Australian dust storm will blow your mind –
• Use Reverse Image Search Engines To Avoid Online Scams –
• Baby sharks have superpowers –
• Crop Don’t ‘Shop: How One Photog Had His Winning Nat Geo Contest Photo DQed –
• Trapped orcas got free of the ice with no help whatsoever from the government –
• Impending “Hipster Bar” Scares Bejesus Out Hipster-Hating Bay Ridge Residents –
• Google+ Integrates Pan and Scan for High Resolution Photos –
• Two More Reasons To Lock Your Window –
• The ongoing drought may reverse the flow of the Chicago River –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 10th, 2013 from 07:10 to 11:44:

• Secret Squirrel Cold Brew Coffee –
• Steven Spielberg’s ‘Robopocalypse’ Gets Shelved Because It’s ‘Too Expensive To Produce’ –
• How the Mars Curiosity Rover Works –
• Poland Investigating Artist for Using “Stolen Ashes” of Holocaust Victims –
• Axe Body Spray Will Send 22 People to Space –
• LinkedIn surpasses the 200M monthly active user mark –
• Researchers Restore Hearing to Noise-Damaged Ears –
• European Pike Dies Trying To Swallow Fish Nearly As Big As It Is –
• The Self-Assembling, Self-Healing Material Of The Future Is… Blood –
• Panoramic Aerial Shot of Manhattan, Like Woah –
• Captain America Mask Costume Beanie –
• Samsung Launches Galaxy S II Plus for the Budget-Minded –
• Rapper Live-Tweets Suicide –
• Report: Half the World’s Food Wasted –

These are my links for January 9th, 2013 through January 10th, 2013:

• Sandusky to Appeal Conviction –
• Lawyer: Delhi Rape Suspects Tortured –
• Jameco Sky Writer: Your First Soldering Project –
• Who goes first? –
• 10 Videos of People Getting Pwned by Winter –
• Cheaper iPhone Would Cost $99 to $149, Report Says –
• 77% of Parents Blame Video Games For Exposing Kids to Violence –
• Even Amid Scandal, People Will Defend Their Favorite Brands –

These are my links for January 8th, 2013 through January 9th, 2013:

• Kingston Soon to Offer 1TB Flash Drive –
• Future Samsung Cameras Will Come With Dropbox and 50GB of Free Storage –
• Tomorrow’s world: A guide to the next 150 years [Infographic] –
• They Happened To Me: I Wore Meggings And Learned A Life Lesson –
• The Best Non-Gym Workouts In New York City –
• Judge: Firing Teacher For Letting Kids Drink Wine In France Est Bon –
• Rupert Murdoch still stupid about climate, now thinks pollution is good for trees –
• Watch Full Sets And Band Footage From Nirvana’s 1989 Tour –
• This is what it looks like to get caught in a dolphin stampede –
• Video: See The Unruly Icelandair Passenger Get Restrained With Duct Tape –
• Solar snowboard charges your phone with power collected on the slopes –
• Nets Player Was “There” During Alleged Sexual Assault, “But Not Involved” –
• Sunday Talk Shows Haven’t Asked A Scientist About Global Warming In 4 Years –
• Soon you’ll be able to drive an electric car from Boston to D.C. with almost no recharging time –
• Two Hospitalized After Lexington Avenue Ceiling Collapse –
• Australia is so damn hot that they had to add new colors to their heat maps –
• $177 Bagel Councilman Sentenced To Five Years In Prison –
• New rule specifies that electric cars must go VROOOOOM –
• “Cannibal” Cop’s Alleged Conspirator Just A “Big Teddy Bear,” Says Wife –
• The “Terrifically Bad” Idea To Build A City UNDER New York City In The 1960s –
• Facebook ’em, Danno: Federal Court May Decide Whether Citizens Have First Amendment Right to Use Social Media to Publicly Criticize the Hawaii 5-0 –
• Bob Dylan’s Label Releases Ultra-Rare Box Set To Exploit Copyright Loophole –
• There Are 181,000 Social Media ‘Gurus’, ‘Marketers’, ‘Mavens’ And ‘Ninjas’ On Twitter –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 7th, 2013 from 16:56 to 20:22:

• Infographic: There’s a career for everyone at Microsoft –
• Sony Waterproof Walkman Lets Swimmers Listen to Music Underwater –
• Answer Calls in the Shower With Sony’s Flagship Android Phone –
• Larva of Germaphobic Emerald Cockroach Wasps Disinfect Roach Host Before Consumption –
• This Astronaut Is Rooting for Notre Dame Tonight –
• McAfee Claims He Uncovered Terrorist Plot by Spying on Authorities –
• Amazon stock hits record high after analyst upgrade –