Category: Day in Links

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

• 10 Free WordPress Themes for Photo Lovers –
• Space Shuttle Enterprise Makes Its Final Flight –
• Amazon’s stock soars, tops $100 billion in market value –
• Berries Delay Memory Decline in Adults –
• Samsung Now the World’s No. 1 Handset Maker [STUDY] –
• House Passes CISPA In Early Vote –
• Amazon adds 9,400 workers — largest growth ever, now employs 65,000 people –
• Groupon CEO Drinks Too Much Beer, Says His Site Needs to ‘Grow Up’ –
• Graffiti Writer’s “Official Hipster Survival Guide to New York” –

These are my fantastically selected links for April 26th, 2012 from 09:30 to 15:39:

• Twitter Updates Its iPhone and Android Apps –
• Chalktrail Bike Attachment –
• Thinking In A Foreign Language Helps You Make Rational Decisions –
• Asteroid mining company flooded with job applications –
• Woman Goes On Sunlight Diet, Unsurprisingly Dies of Starvation –
• 12 Mysterious Google Maps Sightings –
• Penthouse Bathroom Atop a See-Through 15 Story Elevator Shaft –
• Check Out These Beautiful 8-Bit Color-Cycled Images in HTML 5 –
• Cooper Union Graduate School Isn’t Free Anymore –
• Darwin Married His First Cousin, New Book Says You Shouldn’t Rule It Out –

These are my links for April 25th, 2012 through April 26th, 2012:

• Do you have a people strategy? –
• Brydge Turns Your iPad Into a Laptop [VIDEO] –
• Lesson in Creativity from Hitchcock –
• Young Readers Will Never Run Out of Books With MeeGenius –
• LinkedIn Launches iPad App, Takes New Direction –
• Panda Darake Balance Game –
• Science fiction writers inspired as asteroid miners make fiction fact –

These are my fantastically selected links for April 25th, 2012 from 12:13 to 15:30:

• ‘Brydge’ makes iPad like MacBook Air — no toaster required –
• Lost-and-Found Sex Toys for Sale –
• This Camera Only Prints Text Descriptions Of The Pictures It Takes –
• Why Great Design Is the Future of Content Marketing –
• Stanley Kubrick’s 1946 Commute –
• Corrective Surgery Puts Cat’s Backwards Legs Rightway Round –

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

• Ideas for Kick-Starting Your Content Marketing with Video and Social Media –
• WEBININE: How to Build an Email Sign-up Form That Works –
• Teva Fuse-ion Shoes Look Cool, But Do They Work? –
• iPhone Boom Mic –
• How about “lifeless body” when describing a dead person? Here’s a good (bad)… –
• How Does Google Drive Compare to the Competition? –

These are my fantastically selected links for April 24th, 2012 from 03:00 to 17:51:

• Apple: Mixing tablet, notebook like merging toaster, fridge –
• Google Drive Just Launched –
• The SEC Is Investigating At Least 5 Major Movie Studios For Shady Dealings In China –
• NASA Pushes Delivery of ‘Earth’ Shuttle Enterprise Till Friday –
• Why Mining an Asteroid for Water and Precious Metals Isn’t as Crazy as it Sounds –
• Technological Challenges Aside, Is Asteroid Mining Legal? –
• A Mystery 140 Years in the Making –
• HootSuite Adds Support For MailChimp, RSS Reader, More –
• Finance, Meet Pharma –
• The Hobbit Will Fundamentally Change Your Movie-Going Experience –

These are my links for April 23rd, 2012 through April 24th, 2012:

• Wikipedia Volunteer Editor Reaches 1 Million Edits – better question is how many of his edits are correct?
• Meet the Internet Hall of Fame Inductees, From Al Gore to Craigslist’s Founder –
• Space robot company may pull an asteroid into orbit –
• Rape Victim Named On Twitter –
• RealNetworks’ top lawyer is leaving the company –
• Facebook Now Has 901 Million Users –

These are my fantastically selected links for April 23rd, 2012 from 09:30 to 15:09:

• Video: Flying Thing Propels Itself By Flipping Inside Out –
• Today in Mind Reading: Brain Scans Can Predict If You’re About to Make a Math Mistake –
• Dropbox, Microsoft SkyDrive add new storage features as Google Drive looms –
• Fragile Earth App Shows the Effect We’re Having on the World –
• Amazon Introduces Dedicated Store for Parts and Supplies –
• Video: Last Year’s DARPA Hypersonic Glider Test Failed When Vehicle Sped Right Out of Its Own Skin –
• 20 Minimalist Backgrounds for a Simpler Desktop –
• Amazon.com makes a new push into nuts and bolts –
• American Express Offers Deals For Using Twitter Hashtags –
• Two of Alan Turing’s Secret Code-Breaking Essays Released by U.K. Government –

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

• Adobe’s Creative Cloud Offers Promise of Collaboration –
• When smart people work for big companies –
• Adobe Creative Suite 6 Pricing Revealed –
• An Adventure in Cable Cutting – 5 Months in –
• Tabletop Loose Parts – Creative Activity For Kids –
• 10 Uses of Google Earth That Have Made Positive Impacts on the World –
• Marshmallow Madness! Cookbook –

These are my links for April 21st, 2012 through April 22nd, 2012:

• Less thinking biases in a foreign tongue –
• Iran Claims to Have Cracked Captured Drone’s Database –
• OsunGo Mushroom USB Mobile Charger –
• Let Jörg Sprave, Master of Slingshots, Show You How To Weaponize Office Supplies –
• Microsoft Patents a Display For the Back of Your Phone –
• Science Somehow Managed to Not Notice These Bright Purple Crabs Until Recently –
• Here’s How Google’s Founders Can Mine Asteroids And Become Trillionaires… –
• Stove In A Can –
• Space Shuttle’s New York Arrival Delayed by Bad Weather –