I’m your friend, but I’m getting out. You got to understand, I have to go. I love you, man, but I’ve had enough.
such a good film
almost home
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

Origami Around
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
The Bright Sessions

#extradirty
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YOU ARE THE REASON
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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The Bowery Presents
todays bird
occasionally subtle
NASA
seen from India

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I’m your friend, but I’m getting out. You got to understand, I have to go. I love you, man, but I’ve had enough.
such a good film
Cubic Landscapes by Petey Ulatan
Photo by Blaine NadeauÂ
We know where the wild things are.Â
Untitled // Andrew T Kearns
Bananas
Some cards I made for my friends that are going away for a while
Selma (2014), Ava DuVernay
Watched this the other week, would highly recommend you go see it
Whiplash
Highly recommend this film
| 17:57| Rewriting my notes from class today
In Anxious Anticipation: An Unsettling Series of Humorously Suspenseful Moments
WATCH: A Skier Uses an iPhone and Sling to Film Dramatic ‎360° Footage of Himself While Skiing [video]
New 3D Calligraphy Exercises by Tolga Girgin
Book review: “Flash Boys” by Michael Lewis
I really enjoyed this book, and I’d strongly recommend it for anyone studying or looking to study economics, or wanting to work in finance, as it could be really interesting to discuss in applications/interviews.Â
The book is about the explosion of “high frequency trading” since the 2008 financial crisis. Reading it will help you understand why the notion that all bankers are “bad” is wrong, and how financial markets are actually working at the moment, none of which you are ever likely to be taught.Â
The author tells the story of a number of exceptional characters, documenting the struggles of a minority fighting the majority- who have vested interests. The book isn’t too long, about 300 pages, and can be finished in a few weeks. Happy reading!
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