Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

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

• Russia and Japan Interested in Moon Exploration –
• Dancing on the edge of finished –
• Durex lube online ad gives complaints the slip –
• Motorola Under Google: 3 Possible Futures –
• 500,000 in Montréal Say “Fuck You” to Emergency Protest Bill –
• 10 mental traits of truly innovative leaders –
• Samsung’s Galaxy S III Available on Amazon, Comes With a Catch –

These are my fantastically selected links for May 22nd, 2012 from 12:34 to 15:37:

• Berkeley Police Chief Sent Drug Cops on Hunt for His Son’s iPhone –
• Russia’s ‘Parking Douche’ Shaming App –
• What is the DSM supposed to do? –
• WikiLeaks Launching Its Own Encrypted Social Network That Actually Sounds Kind Of Neat –
• Chrome passes Internet Explorer, but can the stats be believed? –

These are my fantastically selected links for May 22nd, 2012 from 04:12 to 11:01:

• Submit to the Robots! …Or At Least To Their Film Festival. RFF 2012 Coming July 14th to NYC –
• SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches, Dragon Capsule Headed Towards Space Station –
• Google Completes Motorola Mobility Acquisition –
• You’re Going to Think Smartphone Accelerometers Are the Coolest Thing After This –
• Confirmed: SpaceX Dragon Ferried ‘Scotty’s’ Remains Into Space –
• Sidecar: A mobile app that’s trying to reinvent the phone call –
• Richard Dreyfuss Blasts Zuckerberg, Brin at the Webbys [VIDEO] –
• Google Analytics Social Reports Provide Huge Metrics Edge –
• SpaceX Dragon Launched Successfully [VIDEO] –

These are my fantastically selected links for May 21st, 2012 from 13:00 to 21:02:

• Lawrence Lessig: Internet Privacy Is an Oxymoron [VIDEO] –
• SpaceX Launch Rescheduled, Watch It Here [Livestream] –
• Bike Desk Powers Your Gadgets, Meetings, You [VIDEO] –
• NYPD: “I’ll Take My Gun and Put It Up Your Ass” Getting Message Across In Way You “Can Understand” –
• ‘My Last Wish’ Is a Social Network Based on Death –
• Your Cab Ride Might be Getting More Expensive –
• YouTube Turns Seven Years Old, Handles More Content Faster Than Ever –
• Meet the 6-year-old entrepreneur who just wowed Startup Weekend –
• Fill This Glass With Guinness, Get a QR Code –
• B2B marketing doesn’t end with work day: Half of buyers check web at night –
• Invincible Kindness: Why New York Is Where I’d Want To Break My Leg –

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

• Equipped With a Hot Glue Gun, New Robot Builds Its Own Custom Tools –
• Google Chrome Now the No. 1 Browser in the World –
• Satellites Track Humans, Now It’s The Animals’ Turn –
• Two-Thirds Of Us Believe Revenge Is Best Served On Twitter [STUDY] –
• Subway out-muscles McDonald’s on Facebook –
• Less Than Meets the Eye: The 12 Most Ridiculous Transformers of All Time (GeekDad Wayback Machine) –
• End of Harry Potter Marks Mass Abandonment of Pet Owls –
• State of Independence –

These are my links for May 19th, 2012 through May 20th, 2012:

• Geek Hand Towels –
• A true story –
• Google Tracking Ships, Really Nowhere to Run Now –
• New Study Shows Gene Therapy For HIV Safe After A Decade –
• Uploaded to the Life network –
• The Steve Jobs Movie Will Film At The Original Apple Garage (AAPL) –

These are my links for May 18th, 2012 through May 19th, 2012:

• SpaceX Mission to International Space Station Aborted at 0.5 Seconds Over Engine Trouble [Updated] –
• Where's the heat? –
• Top 20 Ways to Provoke a Geek Argument (GeekDad Wayback Machine) –
• Name that Tech Tune: Do you know this friendly little sound? –
• Hey Space Geeks: Help This Guy Build a Real Starship Enterprise [VIDEO] –

These are my fantastically selected links for May 18th, 2012 from 12:25 to 17:22:

• Facebook Acquires Gift-Giving App Karma –
• Why Verizon Phasing Out Unlimited Data Is a Step Backwards –
• 7 Things You Need to Know About Saturday’s SpaceX Launch –
• Your Very Own Cleaner, Faster Plane, Now on Kickstarter –
• 6 Reasons Why the Facebook IPO Fell Flat –
• NBA Player, Wife Receive Twitter Death Threat After Missed Shot –
• The Most Amazing Science Images of the Week, May 14-18, 2012 –
• 2001: A Space Odyssey Scene in LEGO as iPhone Dock –
• All That For 23 Cents? Facebook IPO Starts Off Strong, Sputters Late On First Trading Day –
• A first: Amazon tops Hulu in U.S. online video viewers –
• Pixar Nearly Deleted ‘Toy Story 2’ Forever Before Its Release –
• High-Energy Radiation is Refracted Setting the Stage for Gamma Optics –
• The Dawn of the Commercial Space Age is (Probably) Happening This Weekend –

These are my fantastically selected links for May 18th, 2012 from 00:02 to 11:40:

• Une Bobine Is A Posable Sync Cord And Stand For iPhone –
• 56 percent of new smartphones are Android, boosting Google mobile search –
• Can This Computer Empower a New Generation of Programmers? –
• U2’s Bono Will Make More On The Facebook IPO Than Throughout His 30-Year Music Career –
• Wayne Newton Abused Penguins, Harassed Horse Trainer: Suit –
• Facebook Hit With $15 Billion User Tracking Lawsuit –
• SpaceX on Track for Space Station Mission Tomorrow –
• Instagram Value Could Soar After Facebook IPO –
• Facebook Hosts An All-Night Hackathon Leading Up to IPO [PICS] –
• A Hands-On Look at the Etcher –
• Facebook IPO: Did Twitter Crowdsourcing Just Give Us the Closing Price? –
• Pixar Avengers[via] –

These are my fantastically selected links for May 17th, 2012 from 15:20 to 21:57:

• First Online Presidential Primary Fails to Find Candidate –
• Facebook IPO: Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Buy Yet –
• 5 Reasons QR Code Marketing Is Broken (and How to Fix It) –
• Kindergarten Teacher Earns $700,000 by Selling Lesson Plans Online –
• Sorry Slow Pokes, Coachella Is Already Sold Out For Next Year –
• Poopy Diapers Inviting Bushwick Rat Infestation –
• Well This Is Horrible: Humane Society Investigation Reveals Horrific Abuse of Tennessee Walking Horses –
• TED curator shoots back at Hanauer, calls out Seattle VC and posts controversial talk –