Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my links for December 22nd, 2012 through December 23rd, 2012:

• Banana Ketchup –
• The 25 Most Expensive Domain Names Of All Time –
• 64 Content Marketing Essentials You Need to Know Before 2013 –
• How to make a website: a tactical guide for marketers –
• Harvard Scientist Proposes Refreezing Arctic to Prevent Global-Warming Disaster –

These are my links for December 21st, 2012 through December 22nd, 2012:

• R.I.P.: 10 Products That Were Discontinued in 2012 –
• Two New Pirate Bay Proxies Launch After UK Pirate Party Forced to Discontinue Their Own –
• Mark Zuckerberg Supposedly Used His Voice for Facebook Poke App’s Notification Sound –
• 5 Cameras to Surveil Your Home During Vacation Season –
• Facebook To Users: ‘Send A Last-Minute Gift’ –
• Facebook Poke App Is Frustrating as Hell –
• Google XPhone: Long on Mystery, Short on Details –
• Maximize Your Safety with AfterShokz Sport Headphones –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 21st, 2012 from 09:45 to 17:01:

• Lead-bullet ad targets NRA, misses the point –
• Why xkcd Is Wrong About Instagram –
• This Is How Facebook Tried to Make Money Off You –
• Butterflies Drink Turtle Tears, And More Amazing Images Of The Week –
• This device tells your phone how gross the air is to breathe –
• John Kerry Could Be a Socially Savvy Secretary of State –
• Seinfeld Plays Ball in ‘Who’s on First?’ Remake –
• Now Learners Don’t Need An Internet Connection To Watch Khan Academy Lessons –
• Spin Magazine Halts Print Publication –
• BMG Purchases Virgin's HUGE Song Vault, Rights To Nirvana & Iggy Pop –
• Tau Ceti May Host a Habitable Planet –
• Charlotte Allen Doubles Down on Her Demand That Men Become Kindergarten Teachers –
• The Benefits of Backward Running –
• Command-A(ttention) With These Vintage Apple Shoes –
• Attention French people and the 1 percent: Climate change is stealing your truffles –
• What Facebook’s $1 Messages Mean for Journalists –
• Americans feel less empowered to stop climate change — because they’re doing the wrong things –
• Sutter’s Mill Meteorite is Fastest on Record –
• Steve Jobs’ Yacht Impounded in Amsterdam –

These are my links for December 20th, 2012 through December 21st, 2012:

• Three-year-old incubated 7 deadly snakes in his closet –
• Syrian Army Uses Cluster Bombs –
• Who Will Watch ‘Gangnam Style’ For the Billionth Time? –
• The Best And Worst Performances By The Same Actors In 2012 –
• Facebook Rolls Out Privacy Shortcuts in Plain English –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 20th, 2012 from 18:00 to 20:59:

• ‘Back to the Future’ LEGO Set Is Really Happening –
• Money Can Buy Happiness… By Spending It On Others [Video] –
• Find Your Vital Gmail With a Google Search –
• It looks like Overstock is getting ready to compete with Amazon Lockers –
• Socioeconomic Status Predicts Number of Facebook Friends –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 20th, 2012 from 15:55 to 17:05:

• Video Game Blog Will Honor Sandy Hook Victims With a One-Day Ceasefire –
• What’s The Most Corrupt Government In The World? [Infographic] –
• RIM Loses BlackBerry Subscribers But Grows Cash Pile –
• Rhapsody allowing AT&T subscribers to pay for music subscriptions with wireless bills –
• Archaeologists Unearth Remains of Man That Tried to Reason With Volcano, Turned Out About Like You’d Expect –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 20th, 2012 from 00:06 to 15:24:

• We’ve covered the moon with 400,000 pounds of trash, including bags of pee –
• California is turning this industrial town into a car-free oasis –
• NASA once planned to feed astronauts emergency fruitcake –
• The Latest Trailer For ‘The Great Gatsby’ Will Make You Wish It Wasn’t Pushed Back Until Next Year –
• Why The Entertainment Industry’s Release Strategy Creates Piracy –
• Tumblr Launches New iPad App –
• Best Buy’s top geek Stephen Gillett resigns after 9 months –
• Twitter Appoints New COO and CFO –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 19th, 2012 from 04:50 to 20:00:

• National Review writer: Men and “husky” boys could have prevented the Newtown school shootings –
• Cheese – The New Health Food? –
• Watch This Gift-Wrapping Robot Make Elves Obsolete –
• Data.gov Moving to an Open Source Platform –
• Something is leaking from the Deepwater Horizon site, but it’s not clear what –
• We Want These “Ultrastretchable” Charging Cables Now, Please –
• Mistletoe has better things to do than give you excuses to kiss people –
• Incredible gigapixel photos let you see Everest’s glaciers before they disappear –
• France Passes Law Granting Free Birth Control to Teenagers, and No One Balks –
• The Eagle-Snatching-Baby Video Is Insane, But It’s Also Fake –
• Charlotte’s airport employs 1.9 million worms to compost leftover food –
• Higgs Duality: Contradictory Results At LHC –
• Boeing fills plane with potatoes for WiFi breakthrough –
• Test for Alzheimer’s May Be Undermining Drug Trials –
• Squid have been committing mass suicide — and now we might know why –
• How A Quirky Violinist Is Using Social Media – And Tapping Gamer Culture – To Become An Unlikely YouTube Hit –
• Nutrition Group Wants Beyonce To Drop Her $50 Million Pepsi Deal [THE BRIEF] –
• Stop slouching! Startup scores cash for high-tech posture-sensing waistband –
• Report: Facebook Page Posts Will No Longer Feature Third-Party Attributions –
• The Weather Channel Adds Local Alerts From National Weather Service To Facebook App My Friends’ Weather –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 18th, 2012 from 18:00 to 23:30:

• Pythagorean Theorem –
• Awesome Teen Wins Fight Against Sexist Easy-Bake Ovens –
• How Social Media, Mobile Are Playing a Bigger Part in Healthcare –
• Outraged Fans Threaten the Life of Amazing Spider-Man Writer Dan Slott on Twitter –
• Zuckerberg Gives $500 Million in Facebook Stock to Charity –
• Zuck’s Wedding Photographer: Where Instagram Went Wrong –
• 5 Free Alternatives to Instagram –
• The NRA’s “Kid’s Stuff” Page –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 18th, 2012 from 06:39 to 15:16:

• Don’t bother with negative SEO, explains Matt Cutts –
• Google Maps Found a Drone Landing –
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• Every New York State Law, 1638-1922 –
• Woman Arrested for Filming Stop-and-Frisk Sues NYPD –
• SantaCon: The Least Wonderful Time of the Year –
• There Are Now More Than 200 Million Active Twitter Users –
• Facebook, Germany At Odds Over Users’ Real Names, Pseudonyms –