Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 10:00 to 12:08:

• Netflix CEO: Amazon Prime video a ‘confusing mess’ –
• Barnes & Noble Nook HD+ Compared With iPad, Kindle Fire HD [CHART] –
• Japanese Team Claims Discovery of Elusive Element 113, and May Get to Name It –
• Xfire Bike Safety Light Makes Your Own Bike Lane With Lasers –
• Listen Up: Here’s a Brief History of Headphones –
• Barnes & Noble plans Nook integration with Microsoft Windows, Office and Bing –
• Reinventing the X-Ray Machine –
• Liquid Nitrogen + Ping Pong Balls = Crazy Science Fun –
• Google: Punctuation counts for SEO (in some cases) –
• Next Big Mars Goal: Bringing Samples Home From the Red Planet –
• Google’s New Maps App for iPhone Won’t Come for Months [REPORT] –
• Google Shopping: How We’re All Totally & Utterly Screwed –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 07:30 to 09:45:

• Samsung Has Already Patched Dangerous Galaxy S III Vulnerability –
• Google Play App Downloads Hit 25 Billion –
• HootSuite Adds Real-Time Chat to Dashboard –
• New Brain Upgrade To Let Mars Rover Curiosity Decide For Itself Which Rocks To Zap –
• B&N CEO: We Hit a ‘Wow Price Point’ With $269 Nook HD+ [VIDEO] –
• The Thirty Six: An Indie Take on Modern Mythology –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 26th, 2012 from 01:00 to 07:00:

• How to Use Facebook’s Newest Feature to Deliver Targeted Content –
• Google Unveils Stunning Underwater ‘Street Views’ in Maps [PICS] –
• GeekDad Approved: A Long Time Ago Is a Wonderful Look Back on Growing Up With Star Wars –
• The simplest customer service frustration question of all –
• Wikipedia Founder: Online Connections Foster Real Change –
• Barnes & Noble Enters Big Tablet Market with Nook HD+ [HANDS ON] –
• Barnes & Noble Announces Nook HD and Nook HD+, They Are Tablets –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 25th, 2012 from 16:30 to 18:32:

• Madonna Endorses Obama: Keep The ‘Black Muslim’ In The White House –
• Crime In The City Is All This Guy’s Fault, Obviously –
• PopSci Recommends: What I Learned About Einstein In 4.5 Hours Of Opera –
• Justin Timberlake’s Hip New Myspace Looks Awfully Familiar –
• Google Overtakes GE as Fifth Most Valuable U.S. Company –
• Ancient Chinese Secret: Efficacy of Traditional Chinese Cures Tied to Spirtiuality –
• Kindle Fire HD Already Makes up 11% of All Kindle Tablet Traffic –
• The Evolution of Digital Advertising [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Happy Birthday, Blind Flight! [Vintage PopSci] –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 25th, 2012 from 07:46 to 16:17:

• CEO Says His Appearance On ‘Undercover Boss’ Was Worth $20 Million In Advertising –
• This is the Farthest-Ever View of the Universe –
• Will Twitter Replace Your Follower Count? –
• Shares of Zillow sink after analyst says prospects stink –
• Truckers Crashed Into NY Bridges 200 Times In Two Years –
• Today On Mars: Curiosity Records Hurricane-Like Air Pressure Swings –
• RFID-Tagged Socks Keep the Sock Monster Away –
• Samsung Galaxy Phones May Be Vulnerable to Malicious Wiping –
• Mitt Romney’s Space Plan: After the Election, Figure Out Some Better Goals Than Obama’s –
• Tim Tebow Has a Lifetime Membership to the Museum of Sex –
• 10 Of The Year’s Most Stunning Space Photos –
• Magnetic Pulses to The Brain Bring People Down To Earth, Reduce Optimism –
• DNA Could Predate Existence of Life As We Know It –
• ‘Unavoidable’ Bacon Shortage Leads to Twitter Hysteria –
• NASA Has Spent $20 Billion On Canceled Projects [Infographic] –
• Chandra Shows Halo of Hot Gas Surrounding the Milky Way –
• Score One for Science: Entire Field of Particle Physics Slowly Switching to Open-Access Publishing –
• Is Your Kid Ready for a Cellphone? –
• Sonic Youth Get Stolen Guitars Back, 13 Years Later –
• How Better Typography Could Reduce Car Crashes –
• Twitter Goes Bonkers After NFL Game’s Unbelievable Ending –
• Eric Schmidt: Apple Should’ve Kept Our Google Maps App –

These are my links for September 24th, 2012 through September 25th, 2012:

• Free Time Out attracts big-brand advertisers –
• Should We Feel Guilty About Using the Cloud Now? –
• New Superhero Novel Lets You Experience Turbulence –
• Tesla’s Superchargers Let Model S Owners Travel Long Distances for Free –
• Former Twitter CEO Says Network Needs a Better Metric Than Follower Count –
• ‘Gangnam Style’ Poised to Pass ‘Call Me Maybe’ for Viral YouTube Supremacy –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 24th, 2012 from 16:00 to 20:34:

• Translucent Rocket Engine Lets You See Combustion [Video] –
• Only 8% of Top Brands Have Switched to Twitter’s New Design So Far –
• Researchers Propose Space-Time Crystal as Perfect Clock, Will Probably Destroy Universe –
• Parting Shot –
• This Small Piece of Glass Stores Data Forever –
• Welcome The Greek Neo-Nazi Party To NYC –
• Why Not To Keep Your Liquid Nitrogen In A Sealed Container –
• Before DDT, Environmentalism’s First Crusader Warned Of Swelling Seas [Vintage PopSci] –
• Facebook Users Say Private Messages Appear Publicly [UPDATED] –
• Flavor Flav Meets Miley Cyrus, Thinks She’s Gwen Stefani –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 24th, 2012 from 13:20 to 15:11:

• Kim Dotcom: Megaupload Is Almost Back –
• A DIY NES Zapper Modified With a Laser Sets Things on Fire –
• Brilliant 10: Greg Nielson Shrinks Solar Cells To The Size Of Glitter –
• Curiosity Begins Analysis of Mars Rock Named After Late NASA Engineer –
• WordPress may nix blogrolls, sites could lose inbound links –
• 16 Unfortunate Misuses of Punctuation –
• Microsoft Dodges $210,000 Fine By Wasting Millions Of Watts Of Electricity –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 24th, 2012 from 02:00 to 11:32:

• Havas calls time on Euro RSCG name –
• Fab Spends $1 Million to Test TV Ad Campaign –
• Beeswax Filling Dates from 6,500 Years Ago –
• 50% of Consumers Value a Brand’s Facebook Page More Than Its Website [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Piss Christ Is Like Innocence of Muslims for Catholics, Says Staten Island Rep –
• Iran to Block Google, Doesn’t Seem to Understand Implications –
• WARNING: Twitter DMs Promise Facebook Videos Featuring Users, But Deliver Malware –
• One in five Brits have seen Kate topless –
• Super Scratch Programming Adventure Is an Awesome Way to Get Kids Into Programming –
• Has Social Media Created A Copy And Paste Generation? [INFOGRAPHIC] –

These are my fantastically selected links for September 23rd, 2012 from 11:38 to 17:52:

• How to Use Mobile Devices to Solve Global Problems –
• Data Centers Waste Most of the Energy They Consume –
• Did LEGO Just Out the Plots of Iron Man 3 and Man of Steel? –
• What We Can Learn From Me Getting Kicked Out of a BBQ Contest –
• Beautiful Brain-Like Structures Form When Watercolors And Ferrofluids Mix –