Deep powder - big day for me on the snowboard - finally hitting the trees with confidence. (Taken with Instagram at Beaver Creek Ski Resort)
If you hit this sign you will hit that bridge by under exposure
Sez @sparehed:
Good UX is making sure people know in advance what to expect
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Source: Flickr / bgentry
Highest lift in North America (Taken with Instagram at Breckenridge Ski Resort)
Six Banjos. Six. Banjastic. (Taken with Instagram at Boulder Theater)
Todd Snider - easy money… (Taken with Instagram at Boulder Theater)
All this for “free” at the drugstore - emptying out the FSA. Pedialyte, Advil, and eye drops - prepared for a whole year of hangovers. (Taken with instagram)
First day on the mountain at Breckenridge. Beautiful. (Taken with instagram at Breckenridge Ski Resort)
Nuggets/Clippers from the cheap seats. (Taken with instagram)
Me and the Hosting.com guys with MC Hammer (Taken with instagram at Hosting.com Headquarters)
Get Financially Organized – A 20 Something’s Guide to the Real World
My younger brother just graduated from college this year and is getting settled into a new job, life on his own, and financial independence. Along with his first paycheck, he’s also been bombarded with a lot of new financial choices and a lot of acronyms (IRA, 401k, etc). Everyone knows they should be saving money, but the reality is that nobody ever tells you exactly how to go about it short of stuffing cash under your mattress. The above link isn’t an in depth discussion of what stocks to buy or how much of your net worth to put in bonds – rather, it focuses on the mechanics of how to organize your finances as a single, newly independent young adult in order to set yourself up for prosperity and success.
