Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my fantastically selected links for February 1st, 2013 from 12:53 to 16:42:

• Ad astra per aspera –
• Etching Square Format Lines Into a DSLR Focusing Screen –
• Here’s What Happens in the Subway When a Water Main Breaks –
• Special Camera Can Capture 3D Photos of Falling Snowflakes –
• Heads Up: Cops Handing Out $270 Tickets To East Village Cyclists –
• Astronaut’s Columbia Tribute Is Only 165 Words, But It’s Perfect –
• Hilarious Chinese Movie Knockoff DVD Box Art [Pics] –
• Nothing Personal: Ants Execute Their Own To Prevent Damaging Population Booms –
• Innovative Ways the Autism Community Is Using the iPad –
• SHOCKER: Lines For Grand Central 1913 Deals Are Very Long –
• Russian Rocket Crashes In The Pacific, Carrying U.S. Satellite –
• What I’ll Miss Most About the MiniDisc –
• The Beauty of Parkour Photographed with a Flash and Some Flour –
• Aerial Panoramas Capture Four Kamchatkan Volcanoes Erupting Simultaneously –
• Winter Weather Returns As February Begins –
• Video: How A Couple And Their Baby Lived In A 265-Sq-Ft Apartment –

These are my fantastically selected links for February 1st, 2013 from 10:57 to 12:40:

• Hinsch’s Saved [For Now]! –
• Pixar’s Marketing Strategy For ‘Monsters University’ Is Very Impressive –
• Manti Te’o Hoaxer Called “A True Talent” For Bizarrely Realistic Female Voice –
• Notoriously Difficult James Joyce Novel Becomes Surprise Best Seller In China –
• Toppled U.K. wind turbines likely an act of sabotage –
• Zoom In: Corporate Blanding of Ornate Buildings –
• Remembering Ed Koch’s Scandalous Third Term –
• Outlawed ‘Argo’ DVDs Are Selling By The Thousands In Iran –
• Here’s a Mysterious Image From BlackBerry’s Super Bowl Ad –
• Birth-Control Opt-Out to Be Offered –
• Iran Government’s Strange Photos of the Monkey It Sent to Space –
• Outlawed ‘Argo’ DVDs Are Selling By The Thousands In Iran –
• The Internet of 2012 Summed Up in One Eye-Pleasing Image –
• Avengers Movie Journal –
• Weird Ass Standards: The Fine Line Between The NY Times And NY Post –
• These erupting volcanoes are the hottest Russian photo models –
• Paper trumps tech at national library conference –

These are my fantastically selected links for February 1st, 2013 from 07:52 to 10:46:

• Duo Pranks London Museum Visitors By Pretending To Be Art Pieces –
• Twitter Users Bid Farewell to Ed Koch –
• Humiliation for CBS As Super Bowl Audience Expected To Decline –
• This guy is babysitting 27 orphaned bear cubs, and he could use your help –
• E-Ink Keyboard Concept Will Save You From Remembering Shortcuts –
• Funny Bra Calendar Lets Men Practice Undoing Bra Clasps –
• Coffee Maker Lets You Brew An Espresso Using A Microwave –

These are my links for January 31st, 2013 through February 1st, 2013:

• ‘Oflow’ App Keeps Creativity Flowing On-The-Go –
• ‘Oflow’ App Keeps Creativity Flowing On-The-Go –
• Google Debuts Street View Of The Grand Canyon –
• Wings are now the caviar of chicken –
• His and Hers Star Wars Ring Set –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 31st, 2013 from 08:53 to 12:45:

• Victim Of Handcuffed 7-Year-Old “Bully” Wishes “They Never Took The Cuffs Off” –
• Law School Applications Plummet, Law School Deans Cancel Porsche Leases –
• Facebook Brings Back Tag Suggest Facial Recognition For Photos In U.S. –
• BREAKING: Wind –
• So A Rocket Launcher Turned Up At A NJ Gun Buy Back –
• Facebook Testing Detailed Emoticons In The Status Update Box –
• ‘Gay’ Dog to Be Put to Death –
• Cheap Food Alert: Grand Central Celebrates 100 Years With 1913 Prices In Stores And Restaurants –
• Video: Nunchucks-Wielding Thugs Beat Straphanger For His Jacket –

These are my links for January 29th, 2013 through January 30th, 2013:

• Wristwatch to Combat Sexual Violence in India –
• Never Leave the House Again! Google Earth Adds Tours of 100,000 Places Around the World –
• Samsung Super Bowl Ad to Feature Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd –
• ‘Sesame Street’ and Grover Get Monster Win on Twitter –
• 500px Back in the App Store –
• 5 Ways to Be More Productive With Your Smartphone –

These are my links for January 28th, 2013 through January 29th, 2013:

• Minimalist Movie Posters With Iconic Quotes –
• Are you a terrible person for eating quinoa? –
• DARPA Can See You — From 17,500 Feet In The Air –
• The Light That Shines: Showing Cancer Patients They’re Beautiful with Photos –
• Groundbreaking Digital Camera Prototype Nearly Thrown Away as Trash –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 28th, 2013 from 11:26 to 14:03:

• Facebook Co-Founder Unveils the New ‘New Republic’ –
• Bloomberg: ‘Look at the Ass on Her’ –
• New Grubwithus App Helps You Find Someone to Dine With Tonight –
• Video: Remembering When Brooklyn Was The Beer Brewing Capital Of The World –
• See a Swarm of Airplanes Take San Diego –
• Binary Love Keyring –
• Theater Gives Free Seats to Viewers Who Tweet Performances –
• Researchers Find a Link between Poor Sleep, Memory Loss and Brain Deterioration –
• Right In Our Wheelhouse: New British Citizenship Test Demands Knowledge Of Monty Python –
• Accidental Click Ignites Insane 3,000-Ship Battle in ‘EVE Online’ –

These are my links for January 27th, 2013 through January 28th, 2013:

• Gray Matter: How To Make Cheap Fake Gold –
• Here’s What Google Does When the Government Wants Your Emails –
• New Bioshock Infinite Trailer Plays Like An Educational Film Strip, Is Creeping Us Out –
• How J.J. Abrams Got Star Wars [Video] –
• Iran Put A Monkey In Space, And Apparently Got It Back Safely, Too –
• B&N to Close a Third of Stores –
• The Thinking Housewife: Women in combat means women using … BIRTH CONTROL! Eek! –
• Two Rescued From Hudson River After Plane Crashes Near JFK Marina –
• 7 Superb Gadgets to Encourage You to Eat More Fruit –
• JuiceCAN Charger Scales Up to a JuiceCane, Powering Almost Anything –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 27th, 2013 from 12:00 to 16:00:

• Watch a Dog Try to Carry a Giant Stick Through a Gap That’s Too Small –
• It’s Now Illegal to Unlock Your Subsidized Phone, But Does it Matter? –
• Mario Batali Restaurants Reportedly Have “Food Inspector” Alarms –
• City Argues NYPD Had No “Special Duty” To Protect Subway Hero From Madman’s Rampage –
• Public School Kindergarteners Crying Over “Algebraic Thinking” Already –
• Not a Hoax: Facebook Might Have to Give You Ten Bucks –