Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my links for October 14th, 2012 through October 15th, 2012:

• Actress Marlee Matlin Teaches You Sign Language With New App –
• AirBorne Cannot Help You Here: Space Travel Can Change How the Immune System Develops –
• The Original 1966 Batmobile Was Bought For $1 From Ford –
• Raspberry Pi Model B Now Includes 512MB RAM Worth of Filling, Still Not a Delicious Pastry –
• Why Felix Baumgartner’s Mission Was Nearly Aborted At The Last Minute –
• Missed Opportunity: Google Discussed Sending Google Glass Up With Felix Baumgartner –
• 1999 PlayStation Game G-Police: Weapons of Justice Countdown Timer Still Running 13 Years Later –
• Is This the New Google Maps App for iOS? [RUMOR] –
• Amazon Phasing Out Kindle DX [REPORT] –
• Science Says Kids With Educational Toys Become Educated Adults, Loving Parents Not Really a Factor –
• People Are Going Crazy For Morgan Freeman’s New Obama Ad –
• IBM Has Become a Publisher. Is It Any Good? –
• Surveillance Video Shows Cops Brutally Beating Unarmed Man In Jewish Center –
• FYI: Why Does Cheese Taste Better When It’s Melted? –
• Electronic Arts Accidentally Gives Away Thousands of Video Games Thanks to Poor Coding Decision –
• Upgrade Your Household Security With SimpliciKey –
• Redefining productivity –
• Logitech K810 Keyboard Can Control Three Devices at Once –
• Do you Hate Sunday Nights Too? –
• Weekly output: Android updates, opening Works files, PDF export –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 14th, 2012 from 12:49 to 21:02:

• Watch the First Television Ad for Windows 8 [VIDEO] –
• Feeling sheepish –
• Space Jump by Felix Baumgartner Dazzles the Social Web –
• Felix Baumgartner Completes Record-Setting JumpJump Gifs:… –
• Listening to People Complain Drains Intelligence, Researchers Complain –
• Watch the Red Bull Stratos Jump — This Time in LEGO –

These are my links for October 13th, 2012 through October 14th, 2012:

• Discrete EBooks Have Unlocked A Huge Erotic Fiction Market –
• The Virgin America Barking Robot Dog –
• A psychological bias in DNA testing –
• The Acute Heptagram of Impact –
• Watch SNL Hilariously Spoof iPhone 5 Critics, Factory Workers –
• Amazon to Rebate Overcharges for Kindle E-Books –
• The Evolution of Windows OS From Beginning to Present [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Klash App is Truth or Dare Meets Foursquare –
• Anonymous Dumps Long-Time Ally Wikileaks [VIDEO] –
• The Surprising Last Words Of 11 Famous Men –
• Lifestyle DIY: Create Your Own Cardboard Laptop Stand –
• Space Shuttle Takes Joyride Through Streets of L.A. [PHOTOS] –
• Apple Bans ‘Objectionable’ Game Based on Foxconn Suicides –
• The great rock n’ roll brain scramble –
• Heartache and hard lessons –
• Ask Ariely: on nicknames, the stock market, and justifying dishonesty –
• 8-Bit Video Game Cartridge Blow Me Poster –
• Civilization –
• U.S. Postal Service to test same-day delivery service Metro Post –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 12th, 2012 from 12:13 to 19:31:

• Physicists Propose Way to Test If Our Universe is a Computer Simulation –
• Rothko Gets Rice Treatment –
• Scientific Papers That Get Rejected First Time End Up Being Cited Most Often –
• If Edgar Allan Poe Had Tumblr [PICS] –
• BeerSci: A Mild Beer For Surviving A Marathon, The Holidays Or Anything, Really –
• Giant Mystery Eye Washes Ashore, Probably Not From What You Think It’s From –
• Justin Bieber Orchestrated Alleged Naked Photo Leak –
• Website Hopes To Tell NYC’s Story Through Type –
• 7 DARPA Challenges We Want to See Next –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 12th, 2012 from 07:55 to 11:05:

• Samuel Arbesman Explains The Half-Life of Facts –
• Jeff Bezos-backed Workday soars in IPO, now valued more than rival Concur –
• Mars Rock is a Close Match in Chemical Composition to Rocks Found on Earth –
• Apple Inks Licensing Deal With Swiss Federal Railways for Clock Icon –
• Amazon Makes No Profit on Kindles –
• BioLite CampStove Review: Cook Your Food And Charge Your Gadgets In the Wilderness –
• Walmart Sells iPad Box Filled With Notepads –
• Kevlar Tri-fold Wallet –
• SOPA Returns as Ransomware Virus, Highlights Just How Horrible the Bill Actually Was –
• Music to Our Ears: The Story of MP3s –
• The More Chocolate A Nation Eats, The More Nobel Prizes It Gets –
• Inspectors Hit Barclays Center Luxury Lounge For Not Having Toilet Paper –
• iPad Mini to Be Revealed October 23 [REPORT] –

These are my links for October 11th, 2012 through October 12th, 2012:

• The Science Fiction Universe … and Beyond: Syfy Does Sci-Fi –
• BBC Column: Psychological self-defence for the age of email –
• Kale, Pear and Cranberry Salad –
• Biden to Ryan: ‘Oh, Now You’re Jack Kennedy?’ –
• Twitter Thinks Joe Biden’s Word Choice Is ‘Malarkey’ –
• Angels in space: More investors betting on the final frontier –
• What If Jim Lehrer Was a Badass Moderator? [VIDEO] –
• Shutterstock Ends First Day of Trading Up Nearly 30% –
• The Author Of The ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ Books Has Filed For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy –
• Dessert Pringles Exist for When Regular Desserts Just Aren’t Fast Enough –
• WNBA team Google+ page disappeared, then restored: A lesson is social media management –
• Nearby Earthlike Planet Is Made Of Diamond –
• Dentist Drill Plays Music Over Drill Sound, Still Feels Like A Drill In Your Head –
• London Steals the High Line, Adds Mushrooms –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 11th, 2012 from 12:31 to 13:58:

• NCAA Bans Instagram Filters for College Coaches –
• Battery breakthrough: New technology promises to triple lithium ion capacity –
• Chart: This is what the ‘Post-PC Era’ looks like, so far –
• How Blue Light And Caffeine Will Help Humans Move To Mars –
• Watch This: New Pixar Short Partysaurus Rex is Inconceivably Fun –
• Woman Slammed With $15 Quadrillion Phone Bill –
• Tumblr Rolls Out Photoset to Make Beautiful Photo Collections –
• Retro Commercials: One Company Dared To Compete With IBM And Macintosh Computers In 1984 –
• The ‘Impossible’ Instant Camera: PopSci Breaks Open The Polaroid SX-70 –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 11th, 2012 from 09:33 to 12:03:

• Analyst on Windows 8: ‘I wouldn’t want Start menu back, even if I could have it’ –
• 10 Gross YouTube Videos That’ll Make Your Skin Crawl [NSFW] –
• Marketing Firm Will Pay Your Mortgage If You Turn Your Home Into a Billboard –
• Brave Dog Rescues Companions From Canoe [VIDEO] –
• Humans Are Less in Control of Their Brains Than Previously Thought –
• Anthony Hopkins Looks Completely Unrecognizable As Alfred Hitchcock –
• The Worst: Foxconn Pressures Worker Left Brain-Damaged From Factory Accident to Leave Hospital –
• Sleeping Beauty Art Exhibit Condemned As Lesbian Propaganda –
• Google Chairman on Apple: ‘Maps Are Really Hard’ –
• Multitasking Smartphone Case Has 7 Tools in its Small Frame –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 11th, 2012 from 03:01 to 09:18:

• Lenovo Displaces HP as World’s Top PC Maker [REPORT] –
• This Gadget Lets You Stomp Like a Giant Robot –
• Sprint to Sell Itself to Softbank? [REPORT] –
• Firefox 16 Withdrawn as Mozilla Finds Security Flaw –
• Huge 48 Hour Newegg.com Sale – 25 Newegg Promo Codes –
• Improve Your Click-Through Rate with Rich Snippets –
• “Farming” Hard Drives: the Backup’s Backup Plan –
• Google Updates 250,000 Miles of Roads in Biggest Street View Update Ever –
• Fighting with vs. fighting for –
• Slow Cooker Lentil Cauliflower Stew –
• Star Wars Folded Flyers – Crafting with Dad –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 10th, 2012 from 16:45 to 21:30:

• $13 Txtr Beagle Is World’s Cheapest and Smallest E-Reader –
• The Science Behind Lucid Dreaming [Video] –
• Want to Dispose of Apple’s iPod Packaging? Just Add Water –
• Parting Shot –
• Tesla Model S Destroys BMW M5 in Drag Race –
• Swedish Nuclear Plants Host Surprise Activist Slumber Party, Intruders Avoid Detection for 28 Hours –
• Kosher Bento Box: Pasta Salad Bento –
• A Hollywood Assistant Just Sold Her Industry Parody Tumblr To CBS –
• Chrome Extension Panic Button Hides, Restores All Your Sketchy Browser Tabs –
• Interview With the Yellowist: Why Rothko Got Tagged and You’re Next –