Category: Day in Links

These are my fantastically selected links for March 14th, 2013 from 16:45 to 20:50:

• Exclusive: Lucasfilm Launches Star Wars ‘March Madness’ –
• Samsung Galaxy S4 unveiled, set for April debut –
• 50 Common Misconceptions Debunked in 6 Minutes –
• Report: Microsoft has sold just 1.5M Surface tablets –
• Samsung Galaxy S 4 Compared with Competitors –
• Samsung Galaxy S 4’s Camera Is Star of Show –
• Samsung’s Smart Scroll Is Not Eye Tracking –
• UV Wristband Tells You When to Reapply Sunscreen –
• Brilliant Creatives Design Gorgeous Business Cards For Charity –

These are my links for March 13th, 2013 through March 14th, 2013:

• A New Breed Of Designer Hostels For The Design-Minded Budget Traveler –
• Quirky Wooden Tables Hand-Colored With Crayons –
• Bartender Behind The Romney 47% Video Gives First Interview, Says He Isn’t A Democrat –
• Walgreens Building First Self-Powered Store –
• Apple Exec Slams Android Ahead of Samsung Galaxy S IV Launch –
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• Warby Parker Co-Founder Launches Men’s Grooming Brand –
• It’s (Mostly) Official: That’s A Higgs Boson, Alright –
• CERN: We’ve Got the ‘God Particle’ –
• These LED streetlights can fight crime –
• Could Google Glass Allow Us To Drive Our Wheelchairs With Our Eyes? –
• Google Closes the Book on Reader –
• Batman and Superman Neon Striped Socks –
• Apple’s Hidden Message in Your “All My Files” Icon –
• Goodnight, Sweet Prince: Google Reader Gone As Of July 1st –
• Someone Paid $10,000 To Say The Line ‘Your Check, Sir’ In The Veronica Mars Movie –
• Lawmakers Wasted Thousands on Coffee, Doughnuts –
• Nike Celebrates Instagram Milestones by Thanking Its Community –
• Fathers Spend Less Time With Kids –
• What to Wear on a 100-Year Starship Voyage –
• What to Expect at the Samsung Galaxy S IV Launch –
• Nice Laundry Wants to Help Men Love Their Sock Drawers –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 13th, 2013 from 14:30 to 21:11:

• Hey Google, We Still Love Reader –
• RIP Google Reader –
• Ancient Coin Proves China Was Into Dominating Foreign Markets Before It Was Cool –
• Comcast Is Calling Its Upcoming Streaming Event ‘The Biggest Catch-Up In TV History’ –
• Spectacular Bay Bridge Lights Controlled by Macs Running Windows –
• New Spy Database? Great! Too Bad You’re In It –
• In Praise of “The Long Thought” –
• Triberr: Turning a Crisis into Trust –
• Female Priests Protest Sexist Vatican With Pink Smoke –
• Bully Gets Visit From Boxer He Harassed On Twitter –
• 5 Startup Naming Rules From SXSW –

These are my links for March 12th, 2013 through March 13th, 2013:

• Coca-Cola Creates ATMs That Dispense Free Cash For Acts Of Kindness –
• Coffee Addicts: Wrigley Launches Caffeinated Chewing Gum To Perk You Up –
• ‘I Am A Copywriter’ Perfectly Summarizes A Copywriter –
• Awesome Illustrations Of Superheroes & Their ‘Off Days’ Alter-Egos –
• Copywriting Lessons From Homeless People –
• Internet Porn Is Safe in Europe (For Now) –
• Heinz Unveils Limited Edition Packaging Designs For New Flavors –
• Google Offers Help to Webmasters Whose Sites Were Hacked –
• Choose your customers first –
• Samsung Builds Up Galaxy S IV Announcement With Cheesy Flash Mob –
• Why the Gatorade Bath Never Caught on in Basketball –
• Artist Recreates TV Show Apartments With Intricate Floorplans –
• After Protests, Military May Nix Proposed Cyber Warfare Medal –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 12th, 2013 from 16:45 to 17:08:

• Game's Martian Terrain Is Spooky — Because It's Real –
• Photos From 11 Of The World’s Coolest Nuclear-Monitoring Stations –
• Washington House votes to count computer science for math, science credit –
• Corn free: Cutting back on our dominant crop is easier said than done –
• Meet The Adorable Pre-Internet Animals Who Deserve A Second Shot At Virality –
• Today in Geek History: FDR Delivers His First Fireside Chat –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 12th, 2013 from 15:16 to 16:44:

• A Beautiful, Romantic Short Film About Making Ink In Every PANTONE Shade –
• Beautiful Books With Intricately Braided Pages –
• Delightful Photographs Show How Disneyland Has Changed Over The Years –
• How An Advertising Agency Used A Gigantic Pink Elephant Trunk To Get Attention –
• A Collection Of Intensely Beautiful Tattoo Art –
• Amazing Aerial Photographs Of New York City’s Street Intersections –
• Humorous Graphics Of Anti-Designer Sentiments Poke Fun At Design Trends –
• Comic: Life Before & After Growing Up –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 12th, 2013 from 00:30 to 11:41:

• Comic: Life Before & After Growing Up –
• Humorous Graphics Of Anti-Designer Sentiments Poke Fun At Design Trends –
• Amazing Aerial Photographs Of New York City’s Street Intersections –
• Magnificent Symmetrical, Long Exposures Of Nighttime Japan –
• Boost Your Creativity By Listening To Coffee Shop Noises At Your Work Space –
• A Collection Of Intensely Beautiful Tattoo Art –
• ‘Hater’ Social Media App: The Answer To Facebook’s ‘Like’ Button –
• Book Spines Playfully Arranged To Form Poetry –
• How An Advertising Agency Used A Gigantic Pink Elephant Trunk To Get Attention –
• Delightful Photographs Show How Disneyland Has Changed Over The Years –
• A Beautiful, Romantic Short Film About Making Ink In Every PANTONE Shade –
• Pokémon Characters Represented By Their PANTONE Shades –
• SharpBrains Data and Brain Games Highlight Brain Awareness Week –
• Social Media’s Dirty Little Secrets –
• Game on! | Math Teachers Discover KenKen Is a Fun and Educational Tool –
• The Iranian Government Wants To Sue Hollywood Over ‘Argo’ –
• Beautiful Books With Intricately Braided Pages –
• Virtual Library Brings Books to NYC Subway –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 11th, 2013 from 18:08 to 23:13:

• Samsung Gives Sneak Peek at Galaxy S IV –
• Watch Entire ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 2 in Just 14 Minutes –
• Avert Disaster With This Self-Powered Emergency Smartphone Charger –
• Boxer Hunts Down Cowardly Twitter Troll for Digital TKO –
• Lumio LED Lamp Folds Into a Book and Can Light Photo Shoots On the Go –
• Video: Commuters Try To Coax Scared D Train Out Of Its Hole –
• The Real #PR Theme Song by @thedanield –

These are my fantastically selected links for March 11th, 2013 from 06:50 to 16:30:

• 10 Pieces of British Slang I’d Like to See Adopted in America –
• And The 5 Dumbest 311 Calls EVER Are… –
• Photoshopped NASA Images Are Amusing –
• AT&T has the fastest LTE network (if you can access it) –
• Vatican Building Houses Gay Sauna –
• Tomorrow’s Soda Ban Will Help Fat Poor People, Bloomberg Promises –
• Teen Intern Got Assemblyman Wondering If Sex With 14-Year-Olds Was Legal Anywhere, Says Source –
• Most of the Art in the Miami Keith Haring Retrospective Might Be Fake –
• After Years Of Growth, Subway Crime Takes A Dip –
• Twitter marketing: B2B tech brands generate above average leads via social media content –
• Adorable Stop-Motion Video May Be Your Last Look Inside the Domino Sugar Factory –
• LinkedIn marketing alert: Page managers can spotlight their brands’ Groups –
• Amazon.com under attack for plan to own .book, .read and other domain name extensions –
• Alcohol Actually Does Something Good For Your Brain (Sort Of) –
• An Easy Way to Automate Your Facebook Reporting Using Pivot Tables –
• Rich People Live Longer –
• Marvel Offers 700 Free Digital 1st Issues, But You May Need To Be Patient Downloading Them –
• Delhi Rape Suspect Hangs Himself –

These are my links for March 9th, 2013 through March 10th, 2013:

• ‘Click With Me Now’ Lets You Share Your Screen, Help Others Online –
• Are You Satisfied, Creatively? –
• Extra, Extra: Orthodox Jewish Brooklyn Band Embraces Punk Rock –
• Seattle Bar Bans Google Glass Under Threat Of “A** Kickings” –
• Soda Ban Will Be Enforced With Crime-Fighting 17-Ounce Cups –
• Cops: Drunk Man Got Leg Stuck Between Train And Platform –
• Marvel You Can Draw Marvel Characters Book –
• Meet Charlie, the Service that Helps You Rock Your Next Meeting –
• Taxi App’s ‘Closed Door Policy’ Helps Female Passengers Feel Safe –
• Careport Health Helps Patients Find Care After Leaving Hospital –
• Russian Satellite Hit by Debris from Chinese Anti-Satellite Test –