Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

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

• Samsung Flew Bloggers from India to Berlin, Then Threatened to Not Bring Them Back –
• Hubble Image of NGC 5806 with a Supernova Explosion –
• Crafts –
• Go to Bed: Sleep Cycles Dictate Gene Translation –
• Space Invaders Wallet & Cufflinks Set –
• Lamenting the Social Fringe –
• Heist at the Global Strategic Maple Syrup Reserve –
• Those wonderful toys: A Subscription Service for Wonderful Things –
• Yield –
• Cruxskunk Keyboard Case Turns Your iPad Into a Laptop –
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These are my links for September 1st, 2012 through September 2nd, 2012:

• 10 Animals Confused by Their Own Reflections [VIDEOS] –
• Marvel Files Trademark for Iron Patriot, Might Be in Iron Man 3 –
• Pirate Bay Founder Gottfrid Svartholm Arrested in Cambodia –
• Bill Nye takes on creationism; Solavei’s cell plan; and other top stories of the month –
• An in-brain stimulation grid –
• There’s Been A Dramatic Drop In Theater To DVD Wait Time –
• Slightly rewarded (slightly punished) –
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• 6 Apps You Don’t Want To Miss –
• White House Unveils Beer Recipes [VIDEO] –
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These are my links for August 31st, 2012 through September 1st, 2012:

• Foosh Energy Mints –
• Fifty Shades of Grey Baby Onesie –
• Different genes –
• Star Wars Death Star Tea Infuser –
• Feast Your Eyes Upon Pretty True Color Pictures of Saturn –
• Tonight, See the Last “Blue Moon” Till 2015 –
• [@indecision] –
• Mathematical Model Reassures Us That Placebo Effect Is Still Awesome, Confusing –
• New York Supreme Court Rules Porn Stores Can Operate Wherever They Want –
• Spouse Killings in NYC Drop 40% This Year –
• Sad French Kitty Wins ‘Best Cat Video on the Internet’ –
• Russia Wants a New Long-Range Bomber That Cracks Mach 5 –
• Apple, Google In Secret Talks To End The Patent Wars [REPORT] –
• “Typo” in Sheepshead Bay Mailer Could Have Serious Political Consequencs –

These are my links for August 29th, 2012 through August 30th, 2012:

• Reddit Had 200,000 Concurrent Visitors During President Obama’s AMA –
• The Man From The Crutch Fight Needs New Crutches –
• The Manhattan Project Labs Might Be National Parks Soon –
• FAA’s electronics review: Good for Kindle, bad for SkyMall? –
• New York Hasn’t Been Building A Whole Lot of Housing Lately –
• It’s Time To Build A Space Elevator, Says LiftPort Group In Successful Kickstarter Campaign –
• Cassini Beams Back Stunning Images of Seasons Changing on Saturn –
• Heavy Teenage Cannabis Use Leads to Drop in IQ –
• How to Thwart Bicycle Thieves –
• Apple Rejects App That Tracks Drone Strikes Over Objectionable Content –
• Atari relaunches classic games on web, in HTML5 with multitouch support –
• “Rat Xing” Signs On UWS Are Kinda Small, Easily Removable –
• Understanding Technological Hype Cycles –
• First, connect –
• Pandora’s Mobile Ad Business Has Almost Doubled In Size (P) –
• Stanley Kubrick Sure Enjoyed the One-Point Perspective [Video] –
• Logitech Washable Keyboard –

These are my fantastically selected links for August 29th, 2012 from 15:39 to 17:10:

• Little Girl’s Adorable Rules for Stuffed Animals During Isaac –
• FYI: How Long Can a Brain Live in a Dish? –
• New Research Suggests Vast Methane Reserves Under Antarctic Ice –
• Hurricane Isaac Captured in Eerily Beautiful Images from Orbit –
• A pain to describe –
• Motorola Secrets Thief Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison –
• Facebook and Instagram, You are Cleared for Acquisition –
• Missing ’11th Hour’ Producer Brian Gerber Left A Suicide Note –
• NASA Discovers Kepler-47, First System With Two Planets Orbiting Two Stars –
• Robotic Ball Sphero Rolls Gaming to a Whole New Level [VIDEO] –

These are my links for August 28th, 2012 through August 29th, 2012:

• Survey says healthy content marketing mix drives results –
• Court Releases $4.83 Million in Previously Frozen Funds to Dotcom –
• NYC Pays $22 Million To Settle Civil Rights Cases Against NYPD –
• GeekDad Approved: Prêt? Allez! Excitement, History, and Life Lessons Abound in American Fencer –
• Please Stop Requiring Your Speakers To Use Slide Templates –
• Students Who Stay Awake to Study do Worse in School the Next Day –
• Twitter Shares Generate 10X More Revenue Than Facebook, Pinterest Combined, Says Amazon [STUDY] –
• Air Force Recruiting Nerds for New “Cyberspace Warfare Operations” –
• Thomas Edison’s Dry Cleaning Bill to Run $20,000 –
• Times Square Crutch Fight, Now With Lightsabers –
• Other Countries Make American Mass Transit Look Pretty Bad and Really Expensive –
• Flipboard Quadruples User Base to 20 Million in 8 Months [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Man Claiming to Be NYPD Officer Says NYPD Officers Poorly Trained –
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These are my fantastically selected links for August 28th, 2012 from 11:15 to 14:04:

• Folding Pizza Wheel –
• Time Warner Investing $25 Million in 1Gbps Fiber Network –
• Mars Rover Curiosity Photographs Its Destination, Enormous Mount Sharp –
• Artificial Intelligence Will Defeat CAPTCHA — How Will We Prove We’re Human Then? –
• Prepare for Isaac With Google Crisis Map –
• NYC Knife Dos and Don’ts Poster –
• Ad for Nexus 7 tablet pops up on Google’s home page –

These are my links for August 27th, 2012 through August 28th, 2012:

• MTA Claiming $65 Million in Damages from Hurricane Irene –
• How NASA Makes Scientific Data Beautiful –
• Twitter Has Stopped Displaying What Clients Folks Are Using –
• Motorola Droid RAZR M 4G LTE Specifications Leaked –
• Watch This: The Terminator Anthology Drops Today –
• Kickstarter Alert: Help Tell the Untold Story of D&D –
• The Quagmire of Social Media Friendships –
• FAA to Reassess Use of Portable Electronics on Planes –
• As if your life depended on it –
• 10 Terrific Twitter T-Shirts –
• Two FOX Comedies Debut Online Before Their TV Premieres [VIDEOS] –
• A New Wild West: Imagining a future with Space Elevators –
• Twitter Site Stops Showing What Service You’re Using –
• Apple vs. Samsung Continued: Why This War is Far From Over –
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• Here’s The Book That Just Dethroned ‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ On Amazon –
• Will.I.Am Will Debut This New Song From Mars –
• How to Steal Personal Data From Someone’s Brain, Using a $300 Off-the-Shelf Brain Scanner –
• Can You Imagine Twitter Without The Ego-Altering Avatars? –

These are my links for August 26th, 2012 through August 27th, 2012:

• The 10 WORST Celebrity Pages On Facebook –
• Apple Stock Hits All-Time High as Samsung Shares Slump –
• SOLITAIRE Dramatically Outperforms Standard Brain Clot Removal Tool –
• Another One Bites the Dust: UKNova Stops Sharing Torrents –
• Facebook, Instagram integration could come with FTC approval –
• IBM Takes on Salesforce With $1.3 Billion Acquisition –
• Amazon Prime celebrates an amazingly vague milestone –
• Neil Armstrong in the Pages of PopSci: 1958, 1969 and 1989 –
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• John Currin Is Tired Of Nudes –
• Garry Kasparov Mined Social Media for Evidence for Court Defense –
• The Meatpacking District Will Pack Meat No Longer –
• Sony to Shut Down Optical Drive Business [REPORT] –
• SocialPics Creates a Printed Photo Book of Your Facebook Timeline –
• Most people –
• How AT&T got me to finally let go of unlimited data –
• Dropbox Enables Two-Step Verification –
• OwnFone: A Custom-Printed Phone Perfect for Seniors and Kids –
• New NASA Satellites Have Android Smartphones for Brains –
• 37% of Adults Approve of Snooping Through Texts [SURVEY] –

These are my links for August 24th, 2012 through August 26th, 2012:

• Persistence and possibility –
• Facebook’s New Office Extension Designed by Frank Gehry [VIDEO] –
• Neil Armstrong, First Man on the Moon, Dead at 82 –
• The neurology of Psalm 137 –
• Pirates Beware: Google Takedown Requests Up 1,137% Since 2011 –
• Startup Aims To Install Pipelines With Helicopters…Really! –
• City Of Las Vegas Is So Angry About Leaked Prince Harry Naked Pics It Made This Ad –
• 11 Keys to Writing a Book when You Have Absolutely No Time to Write a Book –
• How Are Employees Wasting Time At Work? (Hint: It’s Not Twitter And Facebook) [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Questions we ask before we trust your new idea –
• Apple and Samsung Respond to Verdict in Patent Case –