Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?

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• The Stair Master
• Snow White no live by apple alone.
• Paddle Boarder Rescues Shih Tzu Stuck on Rocks
• Cuddling Reed Warblers
• THAT is the question!
• I Think You're Getting Too Old for Piggy-Back
• He Totally Meant to Do That
• work with what you got
• Cyoot Kitteh of teh Day: Innocent Until Proven G-- Meh, Whatever... I Did It!

The Stair Master Posted: 21 Oct 2012 04:00 PM PDT Gif your butt (!) over to Animal Gifs for MOAR cyoot and funneh on loop! Submitted by: Unknown Tagged: climb , gif , hamster , stairmaster , stairs Share on Facebook

Snow White no live by apple alone. Posted: 21 Oct 2012 02:00 PM PDT Hey, Fairy Tales were meant to be dark. Love LOLcats? Who doesn't?! There are so many more over here! LoL by: momofzoo Tagged: captions , cats , dwarf , dwarves , eat , food , hamster , nom , snow white Share on Facebook

Paddle Boarder Rescues Shih Tzu Stuck on Rocks Posted: 21 Oct 2012 12:00 PM PDT Submitted by: Unknown Tagged: dogs , heroes , paddle boats , rescue , shih tzu , video , Video! , water Share on Facebook

Cuddling Reed Warblers Posted: 21 Oct 2012 10:00 AM PDT There's someone for everyone - even if you're a floofy, lumpy, grumpy, gray bird! Life's too short to avoid the *SPLORT*! Visit Daily Squee for your daily cuteness! Squee! Spotter: sixonefive72 Tagged: bird , cuddling , floofy , grumpy , reed warblers , squee Share on Facebook

THAT is the question! Posted: 21 Oct 2012 08:00 AM PDT der r lotz ob gud kwestionz! Cyoot puppehs and funneh goggies: I Has a Hotdog has 'em all! LoL by: Phenomenal-Cat Tagged: dogs , dramatic , labrador , poop , shakespeare , to be or not to be Share on Facebook

I Think You're Getting Too Old for Piggy-Back Posted: 21 Oct 2012 06:00 AM PDT It's not just kittehs that love captions! ALL THE ANIMALS DO! Check out Animal Capshunz for MOAR! LoL by: Unknown Tagged: annoying , gorillas , hi ho silver , horse , kid , lone ranger , loud , riding Share on Facebook

He Totally Meant to Do That Posted: 21 Oct 2012 04:00 AM PDT Gif your butt (!) over to Animal Gifs for MOAR cyoot and funneh on loop! Submitted by: Unknown Tagged: cats , crash , dining room , fail , Fail! , play , slide , table , toy Share on Facebook

work with what you got Posted: 21 Oct 2012 02:00 AM PDT How immachoor. Love LOLcats? Who doesn't?! There are so many more over here! LoL by: Mac_Man Tagged: captions , cats , childish , flip off , middle finger , raspberry , the bird , tongue Share on Facebook

Cyoot Kitteh of teh Day: Innocent Until Proven G-- Meh, Whatever... I Did It! Posted: 21 Oct 2012 12:00 AM PDT Clik heer 2 add a funneh capshun! LoL by: Unknown (via LOLCAT: TEH EXHIBISHUN) Tagged: cats , criminals , cyoot kitteh of teh day , jail , kittens , lolspeak , mugshots , signs , sweaters Share on Facebook

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SOCIAL MEDIA TOP STORIES 47 Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed Top Comments from Mashable Readers 5 Fascinating Facts We Learned From Reddit This Week ALL STORIES SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter Boosts College Grades and Class Engagement [STUDY] Saturday, October 20, 2012 7:29 PM Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai Twitter has been credited with -- and blamed for -- a lot of things. Supporters claim it fueled the Green Revolution in Iran and helped the Arab Spring, critics argue it's hurting our ability to write and think. There's no consensus on the former, but a new study now argues that the second claim is wrong. Twitter may actually give students an educational boost. Christina Greenhow, an assistant professor of education at Michigan State University, discovered that students using the microblogging service as part of their education are more engaged and have higher grades. In fact, she considers it "a new literary practice," as she explains in her study "Twitteracy: Tweeting as a New form of Literary Practice." SEE ALSO: Twitter Blocks Neo-Nazis Following German Police Request Greenhow taught a class that required each student to have a Twitter account that was used in different ways throughout the semester. She noticed students were more engaged than in the twitter-less past. Check out the details of this new study in the video above. Do you think Twitter is a good thing for young students? Or does it actually hurt their grammar and literary skills? Photo courtesy of Flickr, eldh. What Are the Hottest Soft Drink Brands in Social Media? [CHART] Saturday, October 20, 2012 5:30 PM Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai Red Bull dominated this week's chart of soft drink brands with the highest social media engagement. You can probably guess why. According to Starcount, the data aggregator which tracks metrics from 11 networks to measure social popularity, Red Bull topped the list ahead of arch-rivals Coca-Cola and Pepsi. The Austrian energy drink company has to thank Felix Baumgartner for its success this week. Fearless Felix's jump from the edge of space was the talk of the week, and other than real life records, it also broke some social media records. In fact, it was the most-watched live video in YouTube's history. In other findings, Coca-Cola achieved the highest engagement, continuing to pile up Facebook fans -- it even doubled first-place Red Bull. The rankings didn't change since last time apart from Red Bull taking the top spot and Monster overtaking Dr Pepper for the fourth place. The energy drink had a strong week as far as YouTube video views, with more than 300,000, although a far cry from the two soda giants, which both recorded more than one million views. For more, check out the chart below. What do you think of these results? Tell us in the comments. Image courtesy of Flickr, MonkeySimon Pinterest Tops Facebook in Driving Ecommerce [VIDEO] Saturday, October 20, 2012 4:31 PM Joann Pan If you can't stop yourself from buying accessories, clothes, handbags, apartment decor and recipe ingredients after seeing them all in pins, you're not alone. A recent survey of 7,431 online shoppers, conducted by BizRate Insights, reveals Pinterest motivates more online purchases than Facebook. SEE ALSO: Zappos Recommends Products That Match Pinterest Boards More than 70% of Pinterest's 10 million users told BizRate that they turn to the social pinboard for shopping inspiration and to keep up with trends. There's also better user engagement with brands on the photo-sharing website: 66% of users regularly follow and repin retailers. Only 17% of Facebook users said they rely on the social network for purchasing inspiration. But while Pinterest's 10 million users drive more purchases to retail websites, Facebook still dominates in reach and sending traffic to third-party websites. Are you surprised by these numbers? Where do you turn for shopping ideas: Facebook, Pinterest or another site? Tell us in the comments below. Why Facebook Job Apps Will Ultimately Fail Saturday, October 20, 2012 3:59 PM Amit De Amit De is the CEO and co-founder of Careerleaf, a platform that helps job seekers showcase their skills and talents, search for jobs, and track and organize communications all from one place. Connect with Amit and CareerLeaf on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. While many Facebook job apps are trying to give LinkedIn a run for its money, none of the job search and recruitment apps available today are true competition for everyone's main professional network, LinkedIn. Apps like Glassdoor, BranchOut, and BeKnown attempt to leverage the social platform as a way to make professional connections -- but since Facebook's social platform was built for personal interactions, most job seekers don't want to leverage it as part of their job hunt. Although a recent job seeker survey shows that Facebook is the favored platform for job hunting, the apps just aren't up to par with competing websites. The following is why these types of Facebook apps will not succeed as a main tool for professional networking, recruitment, and job searching. SEE ALSO: Why You Should Keep Facebook and Your Job Search Separate First, Facebook apps offer less privacy. Glassdoor users historically enjoyed anonymity in posting their salaries and experiences with companies. The Glassdoor Facebook app, which is populated by 4.2 million monthly active users (and only about 150,000 using the app daily), takes this anonymity away by showing you which friends are on Glassdoor. Forbes writer Kashmir Hill provides an example of why this is a problem: "A colleague of mine was recently doing a little salary sleuthing on the site and noted that in the 'anonymous salary information' on Glassdoor, one VP had volunteered that he or she made $167K. 'I'm Facebook friends with exactly one vice president, my colleague writes. 'Does he make $167,000? It seems that with a little sleuthing you could find out exactly what your coworkers -- at least the ones you're Facebook friends with -- make.'" Privacy vs. Sharing Next, on Facebook there's inability to separate personal and professional contacts. With BranchOut, many users feel it is simply not professional enough for their job search -- often citing vague permissions screens and the high possibility of spamming their friends as reason enough not to use the app. In fact, in a review of the application, Laurence Hebberd of Link Human writes that users are only given the option to "add a group of friends from a particular school, university or workplace. You cannot choose particular friends to invite, or remove them from the app invitation." Many Facebook users want to be careful about who they include in their professional network -- and the "option for apps such as this really needs to be selective down to each Facebook friend, not a whole group invite," Hebberd writes. However, BeKnown's upside -- the ability for users to list specific friends, only if they agree to be included -- is a step in the right direction, despite only reaching about 250,000 users each month. Additionally, most Facebook users still don't desire to merge their personal and professional lives, as evident by the "relatively minuscule use of the Facebook apps that venture into professional profiles or networking," writes Randall Stross in The New York Times. BranchOut currently has 4.2 million monthly active users, while its daily user count has been on a steady decline -- compared to LinkedIn's 150 million registered users. Ultimately, job seekers, while they may check out Facebook job apps, will return to tried-and-true sites like LinkedIn for their job search. Alternatives to Facebook Job Apps Users who like the more intimate feel of Facebook apps but dislike the platform should look for niche sites, designed for a more focused job search and networking experience. Niche communities and job boards -- such as Dribbble, deviantART, Github and StackOverflow -- still allow candidates to connect and network, but also offer a professional platform by which to apply for jobs. While these types of sites don't have as nearly as many users or the amount of traffic that Facebook boasts (Dribbble reportedly has upwards of 94,000 daily views), users have a higher success rate of being found and hired via niche networks than on Facebook (only one to three percent of hires from major recruiters are attributed to Facebook). Do you use Facebook job apps? What has been your experience with them? Social Media Job Listings Every week we post a list of social media and web job opportunities. While we publish a huge range of job listings, we've selected some of the top social media job opportunities from the past two weeks to get you started. Happy hunting! Brand Manager, Digital Games at Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. in Burbank Director of Customer Acquisition at SeatGeek in New York Web Product Manager II at Bentley University in Waltham, Mass. Image courtesy of Flickr, Darwin Bell Blogger Hires Woman to Slap Him Every Time He's On Facebook [VIDEO] Saturday, October 20, 2012 1:05 PM Joann Pan When San Francisco-based blogger Maneesh Sethi realized he was wasting too much time on Facebook, YouTube and Reddit, he resolved to change his work habits. His solution: Pay someone $8 an hour to slap him when it appears he's wasting time on a social network. The full Craigslist ad reads: Hey! I'm looking for someone who can work next to me at a defined location (my house or a mission cafe) and will make sure to watch what is happening on my screen. When I am wasting time, you'll have to yell at me or if need be, slap me. You can do your own work at the same time. Looking for help asap, in mission, near 16th mission BART. Compensation: $8 / hour, and you can do your own work from your computer at the same time. The ad, unsurprisingly, received about 20 responses within the first 60 minutes. The writer chose a woman named Kara, who can be seen in the video above dedicating herself to keep Sethi productive during her three-hour shift. SEE ALSO: 8 Tools for Hacking Your Productivity The self-help blogger wrote about his experience on Hack the System. Using an app called RescueTime, he calculated his productivity levels. During the experiment, his average productivity level shot through the roof from 38%, on average, to 98%. He takes away one lesson from his experience. He wrote: "If you add a social element to the work that you do, you will become more productive. Honestly, the fear of the slap wasn't the productivity driver. That just made it fun. The real reason why Kara made me more productive is because she added a social element to writing. When I was drafting the outline, I asked for her feedback. When I couldn't think of the right way to phrase a sentence, she was there to help." How do you stay productive online? Share your personal tips with us in the comments. GIF courtesy of Ubergizmo 47 Digital Media Resources You May Have Missed Saturday, October 20, 2012 10:31 AM Fran Berkman From a supersonic free fall to the Long Island town hall brawl, this past week was intense. Now that it's over and you have time to decompress, this is a perfect opportunity to add a few digital tools to your digital toolbox. Like usual, your friends at Mashable have been tinkering with all the latest apps and gadgets, and we've found some you're sure to enjoy. Our digital resource guide includes social media advice, educational tools and apps that will keep you healthy and happy. Grab a slice of pumpkin pie and dig into this week's features roundup. Editor's Picks Actress Marlee Matlin Teaches You Sign Language With New App Award-winning deaf actress Marlee Matlin has partnered with MEDL Mobile for Marlee Signs, an app that teaches the fundamentals of American Sign language. 12 YouTube Recipes for a Cozy Autumn Meal The weather is colder, but make your kitchen warm with these 12 autumn-inspired recipes on YouTube. Google Chrome Extension Ensures You'll Never See Words You Hate Google Chrome released a new extension that lets you replace words on pages with anything you please. Tablet Fight: Surface vs. iPad vs. Kindle Fire HD/a> As more tablets hit the market, consumers are faced with the task of sorting through the proliferation of options. Here's a chart to help you through it. How Small Businesses Can Use LinkedIn to Recruit LinkedIn isn't a database, it's a social network. Crunch the numbers to see if it's the best way for your business to recruit. Social Media Facebook Updates: Now With Emoticons Facebook quietly rolled out the ability to add emoticons to comments late last week. New York Restaurant Puts Instagram on the Menu A restaurant in New York City has implemented what it's calling an Instagram menu, directing patrons to pictures of food posted on the photo-sharing site. Watch a Live Tour of the New LinkedIn LinkedIn is offering a live-streamed tour of its overhauled site and promised some new products as well. LinkedIn Updates its Look, Adds New Features LinkedIn's update included a new look for profile pages, new features and updated versions of LinkedIn apps. MyBreastCancerTeam Is First Social Network for Women With Breast Cancer For women undergoing breast-cancer treatment, receiving support from family and friends is important for the recovery process. But there is one source of support that is often overlooked: fellow breast-cancer patients who are going through the very same thing. Klout Makes Perks Easier to Claim Klout has announced several enhancements to its Perks program, including an update to its iPhone app as well as a new Passbook card. Imo Is More Than Free Messaging Message service imo does more than let you text free: It streamlines group messaging, photo sharing and voice messaging into one application. Follow These 8 Simple Rules of Social Media Robin Raskin gives her top tips -- on tattling, relationships and family photo-posting -- about social media etiquette. YouTube Launches Digital Thermometer for Non-Profits YouTube has released Campaigns, its newest tool for non-profits looking to effectively communicate on the online video platform. How to Edit Video on YouTube The YouTube video editor is often overlooked and frustratingly flawed, yet it can be a useful tool at times. For more social media news and resources, you can follow Mashable's social media channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook. Business & Marketing OpenTable Offers to Build Free Mobile Websites For Restaurants Open Table wants to give the thousands of restaurants it partners with their own mobile-friendly website -- on the house. Shopkick Re-Engineers Itself to Close Gap Between Couches and Stores The app has been reorganized into three sections -- Discover, Save and Locate -- to accommodate user habits. OMG! How to Srsly Reach Teens Via Email The starry-eyed, digitized kids with an iEverything make up a huge portion of the online demographic pie. So what does that mean for email marketing? Venngage Helps Startups Design Infographics Cheaply and Easily Attractive data visuals can be achieved even by end-users with Venngage. An Inside Look at 10 Dynamic Media Summit Speakers This year's Mashable Media Summit will feature the brightest minds in media and the most influential leaders in digital. Take a peek! For more business news and resources, you can follow Mashable's business channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook. Tech & Mobile Logitech K810 Keyboard Can Control Three Devices at Once The Logitech K810 Bluetooth keyboard can pair with up to three devices simultaneously. 9 Breathtaking Places You Can Explore With Google Street View Embark on a global journey from the safety of your own desk with Google Maps Street View. 4 Great Bargains You Can Grab Right Now There are good deals online. We scoured the web for four hot deals that are live right now. FBI Warns of Malware Targeting Android Phones The Internet Crime Complaint Center is warning smartphone users of malware that targets Android operating systems. 5 Sites to Score 3D-Printed Gifts Looking for a completely unique gift? Consumer 3D printing sites are becoming more popular. Here's where to shop online. Boxee TV Brings Live TV, DVR and Netflix in One Box Boxee announced its latest device, the Boxee TV. 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App-Connected Toothbrush Tracks Your Habits, Rewards You With Free Stuff A clean bill of health from your dentist isn't the only reward with the Bluetooth-enabled Beam Brush. Amazon Whispercast Helps Teachers Manage Students' E-Books It'll be easier to get all students and teachers on the same page with Wednesday's launch of Whispercast for Kindle. Foodspotting Makes Finding Your Favorite Foods Even Easier Foodspotting, a service that helps you find delicious dishes near you, launched a redesigned version of its website Wednesday. Disney iPad App is a Fun Scrapbook of American Presidents Based on the educational video series "The American Presidents," the app does a great job taking a fresh and exciting look at presidential history. 15 Monthly Subscription Boxes Shipping Essentials to Your Door There are monthly subscriptions for just about everything these days. Here are a few subscription box services that ship essentials to your door. This Talkative, Winking Robot Helps Dieters Lose Weight The Autom robot with human-like features helps dieters keep weight off by making them accountable. Double Dates Are Standard On New Dating Website Tandem is a new dating website that lets friends enlist the help of "wingmen" and "wingwomen." On Tandem, double dates are standard. What to Do if Your Cellphone or Laptop Gets Lost or Stolen Losing your cellphone can be as bad, or worse, than losing your wallet. For more digital lifestyle news and resources, you can follow Mashable's lifestyle channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook. Image courtesy of kdonovan_gaddy, via Flickr		TOP STORIES TODAY Twitter Boosts College Grades and Class Engagement [STUDY] Pinterest Tops Facebook in Driving Ecommerce [VIDEO] Blogger Hires Woman to Slap Him Every Time He's On Facebook [VIDEO] Why Facebook Job Apps Will Ultimately Fail What Are the Hottest Soft Drink Brands in Social Media? 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