Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my fantastically selected links for October 6th, 2012 from 05:15 to 16:00:

• Apple’s Maps Aren’t Functional Because They’re Actually a Depressing Art Project [Video] –
• 15 Twitter Accounts Every Space Lover Should Follow –
• FBI Forms Anti-Laser Task Force, Targets 8 Year-Olds Leaving Planetariums –
• GeekDad Approved: 2 Great Books About Making Stuff –
• Get the listing –

These are my links for October 5th, 2012 through October 6th, 2012:

• Google Fiber Gives High-Speed Boost to Midwest Startups [VIDEO] –
• PandaBot Wants to Bring 3D Printing to the Masses [VIDEO] –
• World’s First Firefighting Robot Costs Less Than a Fire Truck –
• IKEA Anti-Feminist Photoshop Controversy Gets Meme’d –
• ‘Angry Birds’ Teases ‘Star Wars’ Mashup on Tumblr –
• Feel the Rain Without Getting Wet –
• Meet the Like-A-Hug Vest, Inflates to Give Hug for Every Facebook Like Received –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 5th, 2012 from 12:00 to 14:49:

• The Next Nexus Phone May Be Made By LG [REPORT] –
• The Beatles’ Long and Winding Road to Digital –
• Commentary: What T-Mobile’s proposed buy of MetroPCS means for you –
• What Absolutely Cannot Go Wrong When Felix Baumgartner Attempts The Longest Free Fall In History –
• A brassiere brouhaha: British man in patent fight with Seattle startup JoeyBra –
• Think You Have First World Problems? Think Again [VIDEO] –
• How I Survived A Trip Inside A Military Aviation-Testing Plant To Film ‘Top Secret’ –
• Woman’s Ear Regrown In Her Forearm –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 5th, 2012 from 10:22 to 11:00:

• Vegetable MRI GIFs Are Mesmerizing –
• Microsoft buys PhoneFactor to protect users from password theft –
• 6 Ways to Get Your Beatles Fix on the Web –
• 3M’s New Streaming Projector Has The Brains Of A Roku –
• Ways porn could have been made more popular: –

These are my links for October 4th, 2012 through October 5th, 2012:

• Even in 1985, We Knew Facebook Was Possible –
• Using Technology to Torment Your Kids –
• Travel Through 2,000 Years of Paris’ History With Interactive 3D Model –
• Apple Remembers Steve Jobs With Emotional Video –
• The Static Website Is Dead — Long Live Personalized Content –
• CobyPic Takes Coloring Off the Screen –
• Waiting for all the facts –
• Today Is The 50th Anniversary Of The Beatles’ First Single –
• Tumblr Finally Gives Marketers Access to Analytics –
• 16% Think Facebook Will Be Overtaken By Rivals In 10 Years – Could It Be Twitter? [STUDY] –
• The Most Important Facebook Number: 140.3 Billion –
• Mister Rogers Gave A Timeless And Deeply Moving Defense Of PBS In 1969 –
• How KitchenAid Minimized Its Twitter Damage –
• Don’t Make a Huge Mistake: Try to Win One of Six Arrested Development Walk-On Roles –
• This Ruler Can Actually Measure Pixels [VIDEO] –
• Cynical Tea Bags –
• Man Caught On Camera Stealing iPhone From Baby [VIDEO] –
• There’s an 85% Chance You’ll Understand the Next Subway Announcement You Hear –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 4th, 2012 from 10:00 to 11:30:

• This App Will Automatically Call Your Parents When You Crash Your Bike –
• U.S. Publishers Gain Rights Over Google After Settling 7-Year Lawsuit –
• WHOOPS: Film Execs Confused Yuan With Dollars When Claiming That ‘Looper’ Earned More In China –
• Science Confirms The Obvious: Not Everyone Can Be Hypnotized –
• Giant Plastic Maxi Pad Could Clean Up Oil Spills –
• Twin US Spy Telescopes Could Further American Astronomy –
• 7 Ways We Thought The Radio Would Transform Presidential Debates –

These are my links for October 3rd, 2012 through October 4th, 2012:

• Facebook Hits One Billion Active Users –
• Rawbots: A Robot Crafting Sandbox Game –
• Gucci Unveils ‘Pinnable’ Banner Ad –
• Samsung and Clear Channel team up for ‘impossible to miss’ campaign –
• Do the (extra) work –
• Geeky Posters by Harshness –
• Presidential Debate Most-Tweeted Event in U.S. Political History –
• Virtual Grocery Shopping Eases Daily Commute –
• Mitt Romney: Tesla Motors is a ‘Loser’ –
• Broadcom Teaches Kids to Program in an Hour Using Raspberry Pi –
• KitchenAid Tweet Shows, Yet Again, Why Social Needs Mature Talent –
• The Swizzle Cleans Your Inbox By Combining Promo E-mails Into a Daily Digest –
• British Film Institute Plans to Digitize 10,000 Films by 2017 –
• Romney vs. Big Bird: Internet Defends Scorned Muppet –
• The MetroPCS Deal Won’t Save T-Mobile –
• Apple Maps App Was Actually an Art Project [VIDEO] –

These are my links for October 2nd, 2012 through October 3rd, 2012:

• MTV Hosts Live Twitter Fact Check During Debate –
• The New Matt Damon Movie That Blasts Fracking Was Partly Funded By The Government Of Abu Dhabi –
• YouTube Introduces ‘Appeals Court’ for Copyright Fights –
• Life Abhors Arsenic, Even In Extremis –
• Nearly Three Years Later, It’s Finally Time to Understand Lost –
• Twitter Offering A New Way To Reach Your Audience: Surveys –
• Google introduces cost-per-expansion display ad format –
• Charging Your Phone Becomes a Game With This Toyota App [VIDEO] –
• Amnesty for latecomers –
• Barack Obama meets Madden NFL: Political ads find a home in video games –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 2nd, 2012 from 18:06 to 19:47:

• Flag On The Moon Cufflinks –
• Futuristic Contact Lenses Could Change Children’s Eye Shape, Prevent Nearsightedness –
• If Christopher Columbus Had Apple Maps [COMIC] –
• Rapper’s Mic Silenced at Microsoft Store for Rowdy Performance [VIDEO] –
• Twirling, Twirling Towards Energy Independence: Spinning Solar Cells Could Boost Energy Production Twenty Fold –
• Mark Zuckerberg: I Wear the Same Thing Every Day –
• Today On Mars: Bathurst Signals –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 2nd, 2012 from 15:30 to 17:51:

• There Really Is a Smartphone Inside ‘EW Magazine’ [VIDEO] –
• ‘Honey Boo Boo’ Gets Own Character on ‘South Park’ [VIDEO] –
• Obama Campaign Deletes ‘Lady Parts’ Tumblr Post –
• Every Sip, Toast and Chug on ‘Mad Men’ [VIDEO] –
• Iranian News Agency Issues Greatest Retraction Ever After Onion Mix-Up –
• Ambitious $1 Billion Project Aims To Drill A Hole All The Way To Earth’s Mantle –
• U.S. Patent Office Opens First Branch on University Campus –
• Dave Grohl Confirms Foo Fighters Hiatus –
• Woman Loses License Over Red-Light Camera Ticket, Hadn’t Been There in Over a Year –