The other day I went into the FOX Home in Hadar Mall, Talpiyot to see if there was anything worth buying at the big 50% off summer sale. Of course, I really don't need anything other than a new kitchen, which they don't do.
I found myself, as usual, by the coffee and tea accessory shelves.
I'm happy to say that I didn't buy anything, but maybe I'll return...
PS They still have some of those gevaldik 1.5 liter French Presses for sale. Tempting, but the glass carafe never lasts long with me, sigh. So, as you may remember, I bought myself a stainless steel French Press.
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Thursday, September 12, 2013
Facebook's Wild Imagination
When I posted this picture on facebook, it asked me to tag the faces there, as if these dummies, mannequins are real people.
I kid you not. It asked specifically about the short white guy in the background.
Facebook has an automatic "face-seeker" to try to identify and recognize any face you upload to your account, whether it's a doll, a sketch or a human being. It automatically starts guessing and can be very spooky.
These "dolls" had been dressed up to promote clothes for the Rosh Hashannah/Yom Kippurholiday buying/selling season in the store where I work, Yafiz, Sha'ar Binyamin. We first had them dressed up to promote "back to school" clothes.
In the meantime, we still have summer clothes and shoes at special bargain prices. That is until the higher ups in the chain give us the call to pack them all away.
I kid you not. It asked specifically about the short white guy in the background.
Facebook has an automatic "face-seeker" to try to identify and recognize any face you upload to your account, whether it's a doll, a sketch or a human being. It automatically starts guessing and can be very spooky.
These "dolls" had been dressed up to promote clothes for the Rosh Hashannah/Yom Kippur
In the meantime, we still have summer clothes and shoes at special bargain prices. That is until the higher ups in the chain give us the call to pack them all away.
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