A wee little Merida from Brave at Disneyland. #disney (Taken with instagram)
A bit of whimsy never hurts. (Taken with instagram)
Club 33 desserts #disneyland (Taken with instagram)
Portal #eclipse2012 (Taken with instagram)
Coming soon: Talking Friends! New show based on the Talking Tom mobile game apps.
Congrats to my team. We’ve been working hard on this one, and the series is really looking great. Super adorable.
(Source: jeluong)
Dancing makes it better.
(Source: vintagemickeymouse)
This guy is not messing around.
(via Guy Gets Magnets Implanted In His Arm To Hold His iPod)
Video portal launches on Disney.com.
Super proud of the Disney Interactive Labs team. They put a lot of blood, sweat, tears, and sleepless nights to make this happen.
From there, the conversation took a surrealist twist, when Kenyatta Cheese introduced Toxoplasmosis - a disease affecting pregnant women, contracted through cat droppings - as a metaphor for memes. The panel debated the possibility that much like we often see in the animal kingdom, “viral” content has a mind of its own, so to speak, and bends the behavior of internet-users to its will. Put more realistically, the panel raised interesting questions about whether cultural memes affect our behavior - how much control we have over content, and how much control it exerts over us without our knowing.
How We Share Content And Why - Adrants
Actually, they’re being waaaaaaay too kind. I wasn’t suggesting toxoplasmosis as a metaphor for memes. I was suggesting that memes are an emergent form of life that use humans to propagate.
We always talk about this stuff with us (humans) at the center. Maybe we’re just nodes that happen to have a flicker of self awareness.
(via kenyatta)
Later, when someone writes a Matrix-esque film about how the sentient Internet actually created humanity so that it could exist, I want to see Kenyatta credited as an EP.
(via spytap)
These are my friends. They make me proud.
People do not seem to realise that their opinion of the world is also a confession of their character.
iamthewalrustoned: The giant golden-crowned flying fox (Acerodon jubatus), also known as the golden-capped fruit bat, is a rare megabat and one of the largest bats in the world. The species is endangered and is currently facing the possibility of extinction because of poaching and forest destruction. It is endemic to forests in the Philippines.
What dark magic is this!?!













