Asia Society's 2013 Asian Pacific American Corporate Survey
Asia Society’s fourth annual Asian Pacific American Corporate Survey reveals that APA’s sense of belonging in corporate America still trails behind.
Paul White Time-lapse of a drawing by paul white
Artist Paul White has a long history of making extraordinarily detailed pencil drawings and here we see one of them take shape — 29 hours and 29 minutes of Paul’s hard work boiled down into just under two and a half minutes.
My likes skew feline lately #instacollage #likes #feline #catsofinstagram #models #catbearding #emirates
Sushi tonight, I think.
This Looks (Kind of) Shopped: This Bro Photoshopped Himself into Celeb Photos
Here’s one way to get noticed in a tough job market. Digital artist Patrick Thorendahl posts hilarious images on his Facebook and Instagram accounts in which he plugs himself into photographs with various celebrities. He recently spoke with The Daily Dot about his Photoshop wizardry and revealed that he typically chooses pictures that have been trending in social media, like the infamous photo of R&B singer Miguel kicking a fan during a stage dive. This might just be a clever plan to land a job, as his webpage currently features an image of himself towering above New York City wearing a “Hire Me” T-shirt.
In rural India, sociologists have found links between improved electrical service and declining birthrates. In New York, Hurricane Sandy may have induced the opposite effect. Couples stuck at home for days with the lights out, elevators inoperable, and lobbies deluged may have had more time for romance.
#nycmayor4apa @johnliu2013 (at LaGuardia Community College, E. Building)
#nycmayor4apa (at LaGuardia Community College, E. Building)
