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var sc_project=6712062; var sc_invisible=1; var sc_security="5e547f6e"; Hi. My name is Erin. I reblog things, talk about life, review movies, share songs, eat good food, post pictures, and do random things... occasionally. It's hard out here for a pimp! Just kidding. Did I mention that I tell terrible jokes? Visit my travel blog: Abroad

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Goodbye, Tumblr.

Kinda sudden, but I decided to delete/stop using this account.

Though I had a lot of fun with this, I am currently building my own online website for resume/presence/blog and unfortunately do not have much use for this anymore.

Thanks for all the fun, haha.

Goodbye!

<3 Breaking Bad

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Jam of the Day: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ft. Wanz - Thrift Shop

HAHAHA this is so random. But my friend and I could not stop singing this today.

I'm gonna pop some tags...

#thrift shop #macklemore ryan lewis #wanz #jamoftheday

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13-05-23 (by Jennifer Grace)

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FDa;slkfdj SO CUTE!!

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This has to be one of the best Simpsons quotes ever because it’s so true for pretty much every fandom.

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Imagine the implications for the workplace and the marketplace!

Compassion, like physical and academic skills, appears to be something that is not fixed, but rather can be enhanced with training and practice. “The fact that alterations in brain function were observed after just a total of seven hours of training is remarkable,” explains UW-Madison psychology and psychiatry professor Richard J. Davidson, founder and chair of the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds and senior author of the article. “There are many possible applications of this type of training,” Davidson says. “Compassion and kindness training in schools can help children learn to be attuned to their own emotions as well as those of others, which may decrease bullying. Compassion training also may benefit people who have social challenges such as social anxiety or antisocial behavior.”

Read more at: http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-05-brain-compassion.html#jCp

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My Little TV Marathon.

After a few weeks of crazy, these are some shows I'm re-watching now:

Breaking Bad Six Feet Under The Sopranos Cowboy Bebop Community Arrested Development

Bam, let's do this!

#rinnythoughts

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Jennifer Aniston Prepares to Co-Host ‘Ellen’

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IBM CIO Jeanette Horan: Employees who get analytics from the cloud don’t have to wait for IT to make data useful. Cloud is helping IBM sellers improve revenue performance and financial analysts to make better forecasts.

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Early this morning Yahoo announced it would be acquiring Tumblr for $1.1 billion in cash – roughly a quarter of the purchase price Disney put up for Lucasfilm – and promised to “not screw it up.” Naturally, there were some long-time users who were skeptical of the deal and decided to express their feelings. On Tumblr.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, in an apropos move, announced the deal on her own Tumblr with a post titled “Tumblr. + Yahoo! = !!” and a GIF of the “keep calm and carry on” meme, which naturally was the Tumblr community’s cue to panic and freak out. No sooner had the deal been announced than users from the site’s 100-plus-million blogs began to chime in with their thoughts.

“Do not distroy the fandoms. Please,” implored one user. “So Yahoo bought Tumblr, which means it’s time to pack my bags and move on,” laments another. “It’s been real good knowing you, Tumblr.” Others, naturally, posted their own response GIFs, like the Simpsons logo mashup above which was posted with the caption “Enough said.” And in the grand re-blogging tradition, a separate Tumblr has been established called Meltdowns About Yahoo Buying Tumblr to catalog the reaction posts. (Meta enough for you yet?)

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