Month: March 2013

These are my fantastically selected links for March 11th, 2013 from 18:08 to 23:13:

• Samsung Gives Sneak Peek at Galaxy S IV –
• Watch Entire ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 2 in Just 14 Minutes –
• Avert Disaster With This Self-Powered Emergency Smartphone Charger –
• Boxer Hunts Down Cowardly Twitter Troll for Digital TKO –
• Lumio LED Lamp Folds Into a Book and Can Light Photo Shoots On the Go –
• Video: Commuters Try To Coax Scared D Train Out Of Its Hole –
• The Real #PR Theme Song by @thedanield –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 11th, 2013 from 06:50 to 16:30:

• 10 Pieces of British Slang I’d Like to See Adopted in America –
• And The 5 Dumbest 311 Calls EVER Are… –
• Photoshopped NASA Images Are Amusing –
• AT&T has the fastest LTE network (if you can access it) –
• Vatican Building Houses Gay Sauna –
• Tomorrow’s Soda Ban Will Help Fat Poor People, Bloomberg Promises –
• Teen Intern Got Assemblyman Wondering If Sex With 14-Year-Olds Was Legal Anywhere, Says Source –
• Most of the Art in the Miami Keith Haring Retrospective Might Be Fake –
• After Years Of Growth, Subway Crime Takes A Dip –
• Twitter marketing: B2B tech brands generate above average leads via social media content –
• Adorable Stop-Motion Video May Be Your Last Look Inside the Domino Sugar Factory –
• LinkedIn marketing alert: Page managers can spotlight their brands’ Groups –
• Amazon.com under attack for plan to own .book, .read and other domain name extensions –
• Alcohol Actually Does Something Good For Your Brain (Sort Of) –
• An Easy Way to Automate Your Facebook Reporting Using Pivot Tables –
• Rich People Live Longer –
• Marvel Offers 700 Free Digital 1st Issues, But You May Need To Be Patient Downloading Them –
• Delhi Rape Suspect Hangs Himself –

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

• ‘Click With Me Now’ Lets You Share Your Screen, Help Others Online –
• Are You Satisfied, Creatively? –
• Extra, Extra: Orthodox Jewish Brooklyn Band Embraces Punk Rock –
• Seattle Bar Bans Google Glass Under Threat Of “A** Kickings” –
• Soda Ban Will Be Enforced With Crime-Fighting 17-Ounce Cups –
• Cops: Drunk Man Got Leg Stuck Between Train And Platform –
• Marvel You Can Draw Marvel Characters Book –
• Meet Charlie, the Service that Helps You Rock Your Next Meeting –
• Taxi App’s ‘Closed Door Policy’ Helps Female Passengers Feel Safe –
• Careport Health Helps Patients Find Care After Leaving Hospital –
• Russian Satellite Hit by Debris from Chinese Anti-Satellite Test –

These are my links for March 7th, 2013 through March 8th, 2013:

• Your Daily Schlep: 41 minutes, says Census, WNYC –
• Twitter And Facebook Not As Important As We Hoped, Says Travel Industry [STUDY] –
• Watch Out! Twitter Affects How You Are Perceived By Colleagues [STUDY] –
• How Should Journalists Adapt To Facebook’s New ‘Personalized Newspaper’ News Feed? –
• Die Hard Diner: Hinsch’s Gets New Owner –
• Facebook Stresses High-Resolution Images, Bookmarks To App Developers For New News Feed –
• How Brands Should Approach Facebook’s New News Feed –
• Facebook’s Revamped News Feed Aspires To Be A Personalized Newspaper –

These are my links for March 6th, 2013 through March 7th, 2013:

• 9 Nine Inch Nails Mashups You Should Hear – must listen!!!
• Reimagined ‘Breaking Bad’ Intro Brings You Back to 1995 –
• PeopleBrowsr Beats Twitter In Federal Court, Wins Costs, Hope (For All Third-Party Developers) –
• paulhillier:

  THIS so very much! 
  CHRIS HADFIELD: An astronaut’s… –

• Android App Pays You $25 a Month for Watching Ads –
• Time Inc. Is Up for Grabs –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 6th, 2013 from 09:30 to 17:02:

• YouTube Announces “One Channel” Redesign –
• ‘State Department’ Keystone XL Report Actually Written By TransCanada Contractor –
• A Fashion Portrait Homage to Picasso –
• How Can These People Live With Each Other? [Pic] –
• Science Confirms The Obvious: Gun Laws Are Associated With Fewer Gun Deaths –
• Jumpstart Creativity With the Buzz of a Coffee Shop –
• TSA to Allow Knives on Planes, But Leave Your Broadsword at Home –
• Disabled Man Given Summons For Laughing Too Loudly In His Home –
• Irish Senator Wants You to Pay to Comment Online –
• T-Mobile fires back at AT&T with new ad: “What keeps AT&T up at night? Apparently us.” –
• Dove Speaks Out Against Retouching by Releasing an Anti-Photoshop Action –
• New Smart Material Will Form Instant Casts For Accident Victims –
• Nokia begs Instagram for a Windows Phone app, creates #2InstaWithLove –
• The 12 Best Movie Theaters In NYC –
• Petraeus Linked to Iraq Torture Centers –
• Twitter’s Updated App Makes Search Faster And Easier –
• New Photos From Set Show Mad Men In A Late 1960s Mustang –
• Pimping Charges Dropped Because Victim Is Still An Escort –
• STUDY: Confusing Facebook Privacy Settings Lead To More Public Information –
• FYI: Twitter Will Never Catch On – Just Like The Internet Didn’t –

These are my links for March 5th, 2013 through March 6th, 2013:

• This Graphic Design-Based Interface Will Change The Way You Read News –
• 1,400 Different Fragrances Combined Into One Giant Perfume Bottle –
• Artfully Crumpled Typographic Posters Of Clever Quotes –
• IKEA Teams Up With Marriott For Budget Hotels, Unveils Designs –
• GetGoing Promises Big Flight Discounts if You Let it Pick the Destination –
• Roku’s New Media Player Offers Private Listening and Re-Designed UI –
• New Iron Man 3 Trailer Features a Whole Mess of Iron Men [Video] –
• JackPod Turns Your Phone’s Headphone Jack Into a Tripod Mount –
• NASA and ESA Think This Distorted Galaxy Looks Like a Space Invader –
• Organize All Your Digital Documents in One Place With ‘doo’ –
• More Pedestrians Killed In January Than Any Other Month In 2012 –
• This Wristband Recognizes When You Write In The Air With Your Finger –
• ‘Catfish’ Creator Explains His Impromptu In-Flight ‘Harlem Shake’ –
• Hot Four-Way Action! Stick Your NES, SNES, Genesis, and GBA Cartridges in the RetroN 4 –
• Panoramic Pictures of Famous Locations Made From Carefully Shot 35mm Film –
• Dine In Brooklyn Returns With Deals Around The Borough –
• Photos: Meet The Chimp That Lived In A NYC Apartment In 1955 –
• Dark Age Mummy Shows Unexpected Advances in Biology, Serious Lobotomy –
• Your Daily Fix of Abstract Petri Dish Art –
• INFOGRAPHIC: How To Run A Facebook Contest –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 5th, 2013 from 03:20 to 09:51:

• AMC Releases ‘Mad Men’ Season 6 Teaser –
• Confess Your Tech Sins To Get A Free Cab Ride At SXSW –
• The Pirate Bay Claims to Move Its Servers to North Korea –
• Flowchart: Nine Steps To Your Own TED Talk –
• The iPhone Could Have Been Called ‘TriPod’ or ‘Mobi’ –
• Moleskine Releases Limited Edition Mickey Mouse Notebook –
• Social Networking App Lets You Share The Weather And Photos –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 4th, 2013 from 16:06 to 20:59:

• Twitter vs. Instagram: The Showdown in an Infographic –
• Cooking App Picks the Perfect Spices for Your Meal –
• Bad News: Scientists Don’t Know How Anesthesia Works, Good News: They’re Getting Closer –
• Twitter Killing TweetDeck for iPhone and Android –
• MTA Finishes Blasting For Second Ave Subway at 72nd Street –
• Anchorman 2 Will Take On The “NYC News Market” –
• FAN-SOURCED: “Wonder Woman” Teaser Trailer [Video] –
• Harrison Ford Joins ‘Anchorman 2’ –
• Moleskine Seeks 350 Million Euros in IPO –

These are my links for March 3rd, 2013 through March 4th, 2013:

• “Fat Letters” Are Not Outrageous Invasions of Students’ Privacy –
• Samsung’s Galaxy S IV Smartphone Could Have Eye Scrolling –
• Wealth Inequality in America –
• Ohio Man Charged With Shooting Robot –
• Canon Unveils a 35mm Full Frame Sensor for Video That Can See in the Dark –
• Photographer Shoots Old Fire Hydrants and Photoshops Them Into Planets –
• First Polaroid Fotobar Opens in Florida, Aims to Reintroduce Tangible Photos –
• New York Public Library Hosts Poetry Contest On Twitter –
• An Oncologist’s Take on Watson And Other News You Need to Know –
• Twitter’s Jack Dorsey Is Now Worth A Cool $1 Billion –
• WARNING: Do Not Respond To Facebook Messages From Mark Zurckerberg –
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