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Is this going to be stupid?

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This reminds me of Universal Studios’ Halloween fright night.

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Love In-N-Out and want to show everybody on the road? Get this In-N-Out antenna ball topper for just $5.99.

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I just started reading this book by Adam Alter called Drunk Tank Pink about the unseen and often unconsidered forces around us that make us do the things we do. I think many of us try to control the lives we live as much as possible but this book basically destroys some of that thinking and shows us that as much as we try to control our lives, some things are just beyond our control.

Here’s a snippet of Adam Alter talking about why the book is called Drunk Tank Pink.

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ᔥ Aisle One

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I’ve never been to the Mall of America but I know about it simply because of its reputation of being one of the largest malls in North America (the largest mall is the West Edmonton Mall in Canada). For as long as I’ve known about this mall, their logo has been a red, white, and blue star with ribbons gliding across it. It was recognizable and easy to see but after several decades of use, the Mall of America decided to go for a more colorful change.

This new logo is a complete rebrand and adorns all Mall of America packaging and labels from mugs to ads to store wraps. The design was done by Minneapolis-based Duffy & Partners. I like it a lot.

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ROFL, look at how Ryan is wearing his seatbelt.

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While filming footage for a BBC documentary, Brad Josephs’s camera was the subject of interest for several bears in Alaska. One of the bears tries to eat the camera and we get a pretty awesome view of the inside of his/her mouth.

Also, halfway through the video, we see a bear stand up on its hind two legs. So cute!

ᔥ BoingBoing

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Some poignant words from Nate Silver to the class of 2013 at Ripon College. He encourages people to look and be able to interpret data in a world that is increasingly becoming data-driven and complex.

In addition, he notes that data isn’t everything. That graduates should go on to be well-rounded in lots of areas — anything that interests them basically.

Studies of experts who make data-driven decisions find that they are more likely to be successful when they read widely, consult for advice broadly, and take a multi-disciplinary approach rather than specializing too much. Likewise, in private business, start-ups that require their employees take on a greater range of responsibilities sometimes topple much larger businesses that become bureaucratic and inflexible.

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