#vegas (Taken with instagram)
It’s all blue skies up here, sorry Portland. (Taken with instagram)
FUCKING MONDAYS, AM I RIGHT?
DON’T EVEN GET ME STARTED. THERE ISN’T ENOUGH COFFEE IN THE WORLD TO HELP ME RIGHT NOW. I WAS UP UNTIL 4AM LOOKING AT INTERIOR DESIGN BLOGS. I HAVE NO IDEA WHY. I’M NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO PAINT MY APARTMENT.
THE INTERNET IS THE WORST FOR THAT KIND OF THING. ONE TIME I WENT ON WIKIPEDIA TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE DRUMMER FROM DEF LEPPARD’S NAME AND I ACCIDENTALLY GOT A DEGREE IN NEUROBIOLOGY.
TELL ME ABOUT IT. I WAS TRYING TO DOWNLOAD SEABISCUIT AND NOW I’M AN ORDAINED MINISTER.
It’s a good food day. (Taken with Instagram at Yama Sushi)
It’s a grilled cheese and tomato soups kinda day outside. (Taken with Instagram at Daily Cafe)
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President Obama
Fuck Your Life
President Obama sings Al Green- Let's stay together in 2012 ;-)
President jamz, now in audio form
PFFFFFFFFFT! UGH! THIS ISN’T VODKA!
OH GOD IT’S SO SALTY!
THIS IS BULLSHIT!
Sometimes Animals Talking in All Caps is perfect.
Behavioral economics and Facebook conspiracy theories
Timeline also makes branded posts (ads) look nearly identical to the actual content we’re on Facebook to see, so it follows that they’d be processed similarly.
Super interesting piece by Jeff Dechambeau on the psychology behind the new Facebook Timeline and how it could play into a shift in perception of ads.
(h/t @eignerchris)
