Jason Shellen

@shellen.com

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A photo of a person wearing a mesh shoulder sling and the description " Mesh Arm Shoulder Sling Medical Shoulder Immobilizer for Shoulder Injury Torn Rotator Cuff, Breathable Arm Brace for Shower, Right Left Arm Stabilizes Elbow Arm Wrist Injury for Women (Black)" and a bid of $0.
Welcome to the ATmosphere conference banner at UBC Vancouver
iPhone home screen with a weather widget and commonly used apps like Google Maps, Instagram, YouTube, Slack, and Spotify.
Chart showing likely of injury in a car accident vs car jacking. Injuries are much higher likelihood.
Bar chart titled “Annualized Risk in Washington, D.C.: Car Accident Injury vs Carjacking”. Three vertical bars compare the estimated number of incidents per 100,000 residents per year: • Car Accident Injury (average 2021 & 2023) — tallest bar at 723 incidents per 100k. • Carjacking – Peak 2023 — medium-height bar at 247 incidents per 100k. • Carjacking – Recent 2025 — shortest bar at 61 incidents per 100k. Colors: red for car accident injury, yellow for peak carjacking, blue for recent carjacking. Source noted: Lightfoot Law, Washington Post, Council on Criminal Justice, Wikipedia DC population data.
Commodore datasette tape device used for storing programs for the C64
While Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution spells out that "the President shall be commander in chief of the Army and Navy of the United States, and of the militia of the several states, " only Congress has the power to declare war, as an enumerated power under Article I, Section 8, Clause
Uncle Jimmy in The Bear
Cardinals dancing while a man in Catholic garb DJs.
Hands Off protesters in Fremont California chanting for democracy
Signal Group Stories promo screenshot with Stephen Miller, Marco Rubio, JD Vance and the text "You can share stories to groups you're in. Anyone in the group can share, react, and reply to the group story."
President's Initial February Job Approval Ratings, 1953-2025 chart showing Trump at a 45% overall approval rating. Trump’s Rating is Better Than First Term, Worse Than All Presidents Since 1953. Source: Gallup
Lucy the yellow lab sits looking off to the right near sunset.
Poster with a red rabbit on it saying: "Economic boycott - Don't buy stuff Friday Feb 28. We have power. No Amazon, Walmart, Target, Fast-Food, Gas OK Small Business Use Cash"
Yellow Lab Lucy patiently waiting for a treat while wearing a Valentine headband in front of a kissing booth set up for pets at a private residence.
Old Snickers ad with a Chiefs end zone mistake that says Chefs.
the Punxsutawney Area Chamber of Commerce, which keeps track of these things, doesn't know what happened to Phil during those years. Data from the Stormfax Almanac's data shows that Phil's six-week prognostications have been correct about 39% of the time, so less than chance. And a 2012 to 2021 study revealed that Phil was right only 40% of the time, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Centers for Environmental Information. - from Live Science
A screenshot of TikTok saying: Sorry, TikTok isn't available right now A law banning TikTok has been enacted in the U.S. Unfortunately, that means you can't use TikTok for now. We are fortunate that President Trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution to reinstate TikTok once he takes office. Please stay tuned! In the meantime, you can still download your data..."
Screenshot of an MIT Tech Review newsletter from Mat Honan that begins… On Tuesday, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg released a blog post and video titled "More Speech and Fewer Mistakes." Zuckerberg-whose previous self-acknowledged mistakes include the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, allowing a militia to put out a call to arms on Facebook that presaged two killings in Wisconsin, and helping to fuel a genocide in Myanmar-announced that Meta is done with fact checking in the US, that it will roll back "restrictions" on speech, and is going to start showing people more tailored political content in their feeds.
The Washington Post article with the headline “Facebook paid GOP firm to malign TikTok” The firm, Targeted Victory, pushed local operatives across the country to boost messages calling TikTok a threat to American children. "Dream would be to get stories with headlines like 'From dances to danger,' " one campaign director said. March 30, 2022 Most Read Technology A social media influencer talks into a TikTok microphone on the red carpet during arrivals at the 94th Academy Awards in Hollywood on March 27, 2022. (Mike Blake/Reuters) | By Taylor Lorenz and Drew Harwell Facebook parent company Meta is paying one of the biggest Republican consulting firms in the country to orchestrate a nationwide campaign seeking to turn the public against TikTok. The campaign includes placing op-eds and letters to the editor in major regional news outlets, promoting dubious stories about alleged TikTok trends that actually originated on Facebook, and pushing to draw political
Screenshot of an iPhone Home Screen with a blue tint and no labels.
Photo of a Leuchtturm 1917 gridded notebook unopened in shrink wrap against a wood desk background with a black pen to the left.
Professional pillow fighters in red and orange outfits fight for the championship on ESPN8.
Jason, Allison, Miles and Drew Shellen in formal attire on an English country estate for a family wedding from March 2024.
Photo of Allison and Jason Shellen in front of the Thinker Duck statue at University of Oregon in Eugene.
Spotify Wrapped screenshot altered to say "In 2024, you spent $203.88 renting music you don't own from artists that will likely never see a penny. Way to get behind late stage capitalism!"
Steven Levy, Wired Editor at Large interviews Figma CEO Dylan Field on stage at their “The Big Interview” conference.
Guardian article screenshot that says “Mark Zuckerberg seeks ‘active role’ in Trump tech policy”.
Photo of Jay Graber, CEO of Bluesky on stage being interviewed by Wired writer Kate Knibbs in San Francisco, CA at a conference.
T-shirt that says I survived the Georgia vs Georgia Tech 8 overtime game
A young Wookie watches a green dancer/acrobat performing on a table.
Water bottles placed in running shoes in front of the dishwasher as a prank.
Modal dialog that promps the user that they are "Leaving Bluesky" when clicking an embedded link in a skeet.
A post on Threads from @mosseri 1/29/24 Replying to @mikehos3 ah interesting. There's often a pattern for apps like this one where people come to the app for a small subset of the content, but the rest of the content drives broader engagement. If we built "Favorites" into Threads like we have on Instagram, where you can pick a subset of accounts that show up at the top of For You every time they post, does that address your primary concern? A reply from @shellen 2/1/24 I think a sticky setting on "Following" vs default "For You" would be a simple start.
A Commodore 64 computer with a monitor, joystick, tape drive and floppy drive on a wooden desk with cups for pens and pencils.
A mail in ballot with Kamala Harris selected
A screenshot of a tweet from Stewart Butterfield from 11:21 AM • Jul 31, 2016 that reads: Friends in the media! Proposed: we get one week of catharsis following Nov. 8, then *never mention Trump again*. Not a fucking word. Ever. 🙊
Charles Roven, a producer of Oppenheimer on the red carpet wearing ridiculous glasses.
Chevy Suburban with SF 49ers hood covering and flags.
Photo of teen boys lounging in velour robes from the 1983 Sears Wishbook
Pete, Monica’s rich MMA obsessed boyfriend about to lose.
Poster of TV show “The Six Million Dollar Man”.
Screenshot of "Lumo Lift - a tiny posture coach and activity tracker that works with a free iOS and Android app to help you sit straighter, stand taller and look better." However, it has been discontinued and there is no longer a supporting web service.
Man at a fine dining restaurant with a woman. The man is casually wearing VR goggles.
Illustration of Frank Miller’s gritty version of Batman from the Dark Knight graphic novels.
NYTimes article screenshot with the headline “Do Dress Sneakers Belong in the Oval Office? People felt strongly after spotting the hybrid shoe at a meeting with the president.” With a photo of Biden, Harris and some lawmakers. Some are wearing Cole Haan casual dress shoes.
Image of Indians Jones saying “Skeets. Why’d it have to be skeets?” in classic meme format.