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I'm sorta confused as to why *Apartment* Therapy keeps including more and more content that's not really applicable to most renters. There are already a slew of websites dealing with renovation - something homeowners are far more likely to engage in than renters...
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They also show designs in houses here, and I'm fine with that, though I've never lived in a house as an adult. I can get ideas from looking at a small kitchen or bedroom in a house that are applicable to those rooms in an apartment. So, if you rent, you aren't interested in renovating, skip those. Like those without kids probably often skip the kids rooms posts. Etc., etc...read what you are interested in, skip what you aren't into.


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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (September 7, 2012) – Behind goals from redshirt senior April Price (Mechanicsville, Va.) and junior Maria Gerew (Toms River, N.J.), No. 21 Rutgers women's soccer (6-1) defeated Stony Brook, 2-0, Friday night at Yurcak Field.
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Gerew added the insurance goal in the 88th minute off a rebounded shot from redshirt junior Jonelle Filigno (Mississauga, ON, Canada). On a breakaway, SBU netminder Ashley Castanio dove backwards to push the Filigno's shot away from the net, but Gerew was there for the put-back.
Freshman midfielder Erica Skroski (Galloway, N.J.) had the best opportunity in the first half, going one-on-one with a SBU defender down the left sideline. Skroski booted the ball towards the frame but Castanio made a diving save for the Seawolves.
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Hi! I"m new here and have a question for all you 'pros! I have a 8.5 lb whole pork loin hanging out in my freezer. I want use this bad boy up for our 4th of July BBQ- I need to know- how do I pull this off?! I would like to keep it whole, and I have a weber gas grill with front and back burners. I'm down w/ marninating, or rubbing, but I need cook times and any tips you all might have! I've never taken on anything this big before! Thanks in advance!
Sounds to me like, if it weighs 8.5 #, it is pork loin, and not the much smaller tenderloin.
Neverthless, I cook pork loins all the time on my Weber, but it is charcoal and not gas, so you would have to make adjustments.
Remove the silvery skin,but leave as much fat as possible on the loin. Season generously with the holy trinity (salt -- I use kosher, on pork no less; coarsely ground black pepper, and garlic). For additional flavor, I cut slits and place fresh rosemary into the openings.
Soak some hickory chips. Cook on indirect heat until done. It will vary by roast and heat of grill, but a small touch of pink is not only okay, but desireable. Let it sit for 15 minutes before slicing. Sometimes I smear some peach and hot pepper preserves on top for the last 15 minutes before taking off the grill. My kids call this "pig log" and it goes with everything. PS: I cook it for 50-75 minutes.
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We just grilled a tenderloin a couple days ago with tremendous success. I threw together a marinade of fresh rosemary, mustard, salt, and blood orange olive oil from a local olive mill and let it soak overnight. I've done similar marinades in the past with regular olive oil, but the blood orange olive oil really made the pork exceptional.
Turn the grill on high to preheat, and then down to medium when the meat goes on. Close the lid. Turn every few minutes to brown evenly on all sides. Cook until the internal temperature is about 150, around 10 to 15 minutes. Take it off the heat, and let it rest for about 10 minutes--residual heat will continue to cook and will take the internal temp closer to 160.
This is for a smaller tenderloin, nowhere near 8.5 pounds. But if you cook to the right internal temperature, it should be pretty easy to adjust for whatever size loin you have.
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Don't need a rub.
I prefer a brine (1 c. salt for every gallon of water); add some rosemary, and apple cider to your brine.
Sear, and slowly cook at about low/medium heat.
If there is any possibility of using a rotisserie attachment, that would help to keep it moist.
I like to take a pork loin and slather it in a paste of sage, thyme, italian parsley, garlic, olive oil and dijon mustard. Let it sit in that overnight. Then sear it on all sides on a grill, reslather with extra goop(I use a charoal grill with half charcoal and half mesquite, and bank the coals to one side) and finish cooking on the cool side. Pull it at 145. Let it rest, tented in foil for 10 minutes. Done.
are there bones on the roast or are they cut off? i guess they might be still there but if not, you might want to tie the roast with string every couple of inches up and down the line. insofar as you can control the temp of the indirect heat, i'd shoot for 375. as others have said, keep tabs on the internal temp of the roast--that's what counts, but this'll likely take a couple of hours.
personally, i'd go with the green herb and olive oil glop--and some pretty light smoke, probably apple wood. for my taste, hickory would be too much for the herbs and a loin roast. mesquite would be over the top in my view. sounds fun.
Shanna, you are braver than me, cause I would not risk a tenderloin on a grill. But you have a gas grill, so you can control the temperature better than with charcoal. The big risk is drying out the meat. Whether you marinate or dry rub will not make much difference. Brining will add some moisture, but it also makes the meat salty throughout, which I don't care for. Your choice.
The main thing with cooking a pork tenderloin regardless of how you cook it is to not overcook it. You absolutely must have a probe thermometer to test the interior temp and remove and cover the roast when it reaches 150F or a bit more (the "carryover" heat will raise the temp to around 160F while it rests, for about 10-15 minutes, and 160F is what the Feds say is safe). If it comes out a few degrees short, no big deal. A big roast will have more carryover than a small one.
Pork loin is not to be confused with pork tenderloin- one is quite large and the other long and thin. The loin can be cooked medium rare to a temp. of 160 otherwise it will be tough.
Rub with salt and pepper and like the guy said below make slits and stuff with garlic and rosemary and thyme if you like. Cook- covered on indirect heat for about 45 to 50 minutes. Let it rest for 10 minutes or 15 before carving.
Should be delicious!
re: amandachef
the cut under discussion is quite surely a loin roast at over 8 lbs isn't it. honestly, i can't imagine a roast that size getting done in 45 minutes.
re: silverhawk
My error. I was thinking loin and typed tenderloin. Same principal, though. Use a thermometer.
Mornin Miss Shanna ---- Don't take my comments as being rude, but after cooking all types and all cuts of meat for over 50 years, I've never met a piece of meat that could tell time!!! When you start cooking your pork loin, by whatever method, on/in whatever appliance, turn your clocks around backwards, and take your wrist watch off. ---- Use an instant read thermometer to cook to your desired temperature....There are products that can be left in place during the entire cooking process, and those than can be used to check the temperature by probing at various intervals. Cooking by temperature takes all of the variables out of picture...Wind, rain, sleet or snow, your oven vs. anyone else's oven, your BBQ Pit/Grill appliance vs.anyone else's, whether, chacoal/wood, gas, or electric, it doesn't matter...When your piece of meat reaches your desired degree of doneness...then it's time to eat.
Good luck and enjoy your pork loin.....
PS...I cook pork loins to an internal temperature of around 145* ---- Rest 10-15 minutes, and serve.
I have been a chef for 25 years and i do pork best. You MUST remove the fat to remove that tough sinew layer under it. If you do not remove it, no matter how thin you slice the prok EVERY slice will have some of that very tough sinew on it, might as well try to eat a tennis shoe ! To remove it, i am right handed, lay the pork loin fat side up with the small end to your right, now with a VERY sharp but small knife, work the tip under the fat and sinew and with your left hand pull up what you have cut lose. Keep doing this till you have removed ALL of it ! Pork is best if you brine it for 24 hours. A whole pork loin is very easy to cook on a GAS fired bbq, most even temps. My crew does hundreds of pounds of whole pork loin every summer on a rotisserie we built all out of stainless steel.
sorry, I forgot this in my other posting. First, what LOOKS like charcoal in the photo on the right is not charcoal it is ceramic charcoal. The other important thing i forgot was, pork is done at 140<<<, let it rest for 15 minutes and it will go up to 145. Do not roast pork any higher than 140 or you will dry it out. Just remove it at 140, cover it with tinfoil and let it sit
If anyone has suestons about cooking pork or would like to see photos of our gas bbq grill with home built rotisserie that will do 100 pounds of pork all at once you may email me at


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Well I posted earlier and Samara is doing alot better on her eating and gassy issue.
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KENNEWICK, Wash.-- According to fire officials much of the Tri-Cities is failing to live up to efficient smoke detector standards.
A woman woke up early Friday morning to the beeping of her apartment's smoke detector and quickly evacuated with her two children before the fire took over their home.
She also alerted neighbors who made it out safely before the fire spread to a second apartment.
Kennewick fire officials want people to take notice to how essential smoke detectors are when it comes to saving lives.
The Tri-Cities matches the national average with a 46% failure rate of smoke detectors being present at a fire.
Fire fighters say that just isn't good enough.
"Short window of time in which to get out of a building that's got a fire in it. Because they were awakened it bought them that minute or two that they needed to get out of the building before it spread to the parts of the building where they were at."
Captain Kandle said smoke detectors have a life of ten years and after that you need to get a new one.
He said people often fail to check the batteries on older models and should invest in getting a current device.
Not all buildings are required to have smoke detectors, but firefighters stress how the device could save your life and the lives of your loved ones.
It's a small investment that could have a big return.
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Jam Making @ Green Briar Nature Center
When: Sat Jan 5th
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Join the fun in the historic 1903 Green Briar Jam Kitchen in East Sandwich and make your own batch of something special to take home. All materials are provided, and participants take home 4 to 6 jars of finished product. Workshops for adults are scheduled on specific Wednesday evenings from 6pm to 8pm and Saturday mornings from 9:30am to 11:30am. Coming up are cherry apricot jam on January 2 and January 5; spiced cranberry apple relish on January 16 and January 19; pineapple salsa on February 13 and February 16; pear apricot jam on February 27 and March 2.
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Chicago Police issued a community alert Sunday warning South Side residents of two recent armed robberies in the New City neighborhood.
Three suspects approach victims, pull out a handgun and demand property, according to the alert from Area Central detectives.
The robberies happened at 11:55 p.m. March 22 in the 800 block of West 49th Place and at 11:15 p.m. March 18 in the 5400 block of South Carpenter Street, police said.
The suspects are generally described as three black men between 20-30 years old, 5-foot-10 and 6-2, and 150-200 pounds, police said.
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Errol Morris
Errol Morris is the award-winning director behind the documentaries: THE FOG OF WAR (2003, Oscar for Best Documentary Feature) and A BRIEF HISTORY OF TIME (1991, Grand Jury Prize at Sundance). His films have been honoured by the National Society of Film Critics as well as the National Board of Review. He has also directed over 1,000 TV commercials and won an Emmy for (((Photobooth, a spot directed for PBS.
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The Avera Heart Hospital spent nearly $2 million dollars to convert one of their cath lab's into a hybrid robotic vascular lab. As Nancy Naeve Brown tells us what they added is the newest in technology for imaging during those less-invasive procedures to fix problems with your heart.
The Avera Heart Hospital unveiled its brand new state-of-art hybrid robotic vascular lab and it's the only one in the region. Hybrid means it's a combination cath lab and full surgical suite. The robot is actually the Siemens Artis Zeego and is the top-of-the-line as far as imaging is concerned, as vascular specialists will tell you, that is a concern when you are doing procedures using a catheter and images and skill are the only things guiding you.
Vascular Specialist Dr. Michael Bacharach with North Central Heart says, "We're very excited about this. It's the newest technology in regards to angiography equipment. It's a robotic type of catheterization laboratory that's actually designed to allow for improved imaging. It allows for 360 degree rotation so you can do 3-D imaging.
The Zeego moves everywhere the patient does. What makes that great is the imaging it provides because surgeons can't fix what they can't see.
Dr. Bacharach says, "This is one of the unique aspects of it and something the conventional lab could never have done where it can rotate all the way around. What that translates to is improved pictures; improved images to identify which blood vessels are the problem and how to fix them. The patient is also exposed to less radiation and less contrast materials. In those complicated cases, this is safer for the patient all the way around."
Cardiovascular Surgeon Dr. Tommy Reynolds with North Central Heart says now that they have this leading-edge imaging they hope to get into a clinical trial for replacing aortic valves in the cath lab.
Dr. Tommy Reynolds says, "That would allow us to put valves in with opening the chest or making small incisions so that's the next evolution that started with leg stents, now aortic aneurysm and the next we can do aortic valves replacement in the heart with better imaging technology."
When it comes to matters of the heart and keeping it ticking you want the best trained specialist armed with the best technology: At the Avera Heart Hospital they are.
March 30, 2011 the new robotic vascular lab was used for patients.
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|Open Source Security: Still a Myth
|An extremely flawed article
|2004-09-17 11:26:14
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I forgot the big one: with open source at least anyone and everyone has the opportunity to do whatever security audit they wish. Try demanding that you neeed to audit the source code of Outlook before you deploy it--see what Microsoft says. Good luck!
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An extremely flawed article
2004-09-17 11:58:34 Shane_Brodie [View]
I get such a kick out of reading the reactionary articles submitted by card-carrying members of either the commerical software industry or the open source community that I can't help but chuckle.
No-one in their right mind thinks of software in the strictly black and white ideals of commercial or open source. Following either path blindly would be foolhardy.
Stating that Microsoft software is insecure, while it "may" be true, it can hardly be held up to open source and compared. After all open source does not have tens of thousands raving "anti open source" troglodytes actively working to discredit it.
Real programmers, IT Managers, and knowledgeable end-users know that they can get the best bang for their dollar/yen/euro/peso/etc. etc. by striking a balance on all of the alternatives.
Why can't we all just get along ...
I'm Not Convinced
2004-09-17 11:55:30 chromatic | [View]
I think that to prove your case, you'd have to prove that having the source code available for people to audit actually leads to widespread audits and security fixes. Otherwise, you're arguing a point that John deliberately didn't address.
Certainly the availability of auditable code and the ability to produce patches might mean that open source code could have more people doing security audits and fixing problems before exploits appear -- but postulating that people could fix problems doesn't mean that people will or actually do.
Unrealized potential may be nice to have, but it doesn't do really do anything for you until someone puts work into realizing it.
I'm not interested in anecdotes and I'm very disinterested in comparisons between Apache and IIS or Outlook and mutt. I want real data, not handwaving.
I'm Not Convinced
2004-09-17 12:17:08 McAction [View]
I absolutely agree that potential doesn't equal action and that some hard data would be very helpful. However, there was no hard data in the article either. I used the same sort of arguments that the author used, so I guess my comments probably were lacking in value as well.
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2005-01-18 21:03:45 musnat [View]
I think you are using open source zealtory, which has no merit at all.
Microsoft does share its source code with governments. That means a lot to anybody who is making a decision to buy Microsoft software. Everybody knows for sure that Microsoft's software has been checked out by other people who doesn't have a common interest to cheat you, China vs US etc...
On the other hand, we don't know who is really checking out open source. There is no formal way of knowing that.
You have no arguments, I think, you are simply one of the thousands of open source zealots who is more than ready to lie and distort facts or come up with all sorts of nonesense.


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"What do you miss?
"I miss a lot.. but when I think about missing you, I think about that dance class, that we took for the wedding. It's weird.. I think: he's never gonna hold me like that again."
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A good PandoDaily article on why the Instagram acquisition is different than most Facebook acquisitions, and why it will be interesting to watch.
But implicit to this happy reality, that acquired hands make huge contributions to Facebook, is the sad reality that the acquired companies and projects also largely fall by the wayside. My sense is Facebook is usually pretty up front that this will happen.
And that's why this acquisition of Instagram will be so interesting to watch. Because it wildly deviates from the playbook that has worked so well. Instagram disappearing and Kevin Systrom starting to work on new Facebook photos for mobile is just not an option, if Instagram is going to successfully meld into the Hacker borg. As we discussed yesterday, Instagram retaining its independence was as important to founder Kevin Systrom as the nosebleed price tag.
Can Instagram play a huge role in Facebook's success without sacrificing the product so many people love?
I think it can.
According to Mark Zuckerberg's status, Facebook has agreed to acquire Instagram:
I'm excited to share the news that we've agreed to acquire Instagram and that their talented team will be joining Facebook.
For years, we've focused on building the best experience for sharing photos with your friends and family. Now, we'll be able to work even more closely with the Instagram team to also offer the best experiences for sharing beautiful mobile photos with people based on your interests.
We believe these are different experiences that complement each other. But in order to do this well, we need to be mindful about keeping and building on Instagram's strengths and features rather than just trying to integrate everything into Facebook.
That's why we're committed to building and growing Instagram independently. Millions of people around the world love the Instagram app and the brand associated with it, and our goal is to help spread this app and brand to even more people.
We think the fact that Instagram is connected to other services beyond Facebook is an important part of the experience. We plan on keeping features like the ability to post to other social networks, the ability to not share your Instagrams on Facebook if you want, and the ability to have followers and follow people separately from your friends on Facebook.
These and many other features are important parts of the Instagram experience and we understand that. We will try to learn from Instagram's experience to build similar features into our other products. At the same time, we will try to help Instagram continue to grow by using Facebook's strong engineering team and infrastructure.
This is an important milestone for Facebook because it's the first time we've ever acquired a product and company with so many users. We don't plan on doing many more of these, if any at all. But providing the best photo sharing experience is one reason why so many people love Facebook and we knew it would be worth bringing these two companies together.
We're looking forward to working with the Instagram team and to all of the great new experiences we're going to be able to build together.
According to this Facebook newsroom post, the deal is worth $1 billion.
Watch Zuckerberg present at f8 live.
Check out Chill.com, the Turntable.fm of watching videos online with other people. The set-up is basically the same as Turntable.fm, but instead of somebody playing a song, they play a video. There already exist other services that allow you to do this, like Google Hangouts, but Chill makes it more fun and easier.
The service will search YouTube, Vimeo, and Hulu to find the video you are searching for.
Everything else is pretty similar to Turntable.fm. If you have Facebook friends using Chill already, you can sign up. Note: After a disagreement with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg about the service auto-posting a pro-Chill message to people's accounts, they have limited the number of new signups currently allowed.
By Paul Carr, Tech Crunch, 7/30/2011
I know, I know. I'm old. Worse than that, I'm nostalgic. In the past few months, I've written about my love for fountain pens, and traditional publishers, and paper books, and handwritten letters, and live theater, and downtown Las Vegas. Those who follow me on Twitter will have read about my enthusiasm for the New York Times Crossword, and hotel writing paper, and socializing with friends sans mobile phones.
It's cute to be the token Luddite at TechCrunch — but it's also hugely disingenuous. I'm writing this stuff on Twitter, and on a hugely popular technology blog. You could cut the irony with a knife.
The truth is, I love technology. It's rare that I dismiss or disparage a new gadget, app or company without trying it out at least once; and I certainly believe that – on balance – the more technologically advanced we become as a society, the better the world becomes.
And yet increasingly I wonder whether, for the sake of humanity, it might not be a bad thing if the earthquake comes and tips all of web 2.0 into the sea.
I should possibly explain.
The Internet — particularly "web 2.0″, with its communities and tagging and reuniting and friending and liking — was supposed to civilize us all. The idea was that by connecting the whole world through a variety of social networks and crowd-sourced standards of behavior (from reputation scores on eBay to Yelp reviews for dog walkers) – people would be driven to greater empathy for, and responsibility towards their fellow man. When Randi Zuckerberg sat on stage at DLD '08 and told us the story of the Palestinian and Israeli children brought together through their joint membership of a Facebook group about soccer, we all shed a tear. Web 2.0 is working — it's really working!
In the early days, the entrepreneurs behind these services really seemed to believe the gospel they were preaching. Anyone who has met Craig Newmark will testify that he lives and breathes customer service — turning down acquisition offers and obsessing over how his eponymous List can help connect communities in ways that enrich society. When they invented Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin really did dream about making the world's data easier to access. Jimmy Wales, for all of his fixation with personal celebrity, really is passionate about a free and open encyclopedia, and has turned down a large amount of personal profit to realize that dream.
At first, Web 2.0 seemed like a perfect two-way street. Brilliant entrepreneurs who genuinely wanted to change the world built services that we all wanted to use. They became rich, and our lives became better connected. We were all in it together.
Fast forward just a handful of years, though, and something has gone very, very wrong with that particular social contract. We users have kept our side of the bargain — dutifully tagging our friends in artificially-aged photos, and checking in at bars, and writing reviews of restaurants. We've canceled our newspaper subscriptions, and instead spend our days clicking on slideshows of "celebrities who look like their cats" or obsessively tracking trending topics on Twitter. We've stopped buying books published by professional houses and instead reward authors who write, edit and distribute their own electronic works through self-publishing platforms. We've even handed the keys to our cars and our homes to strangers.
On the face of it, the entrepreneurs have continued down the same track too: inventing ever more Disruptive companies to further improve the world, and in doing so enjoying multi-billion dollar valuations and all the trappings of fame and fortune. Even richer have grown the angels, super-angels and VCs who carefully nurture young entrepreneurs, molding them into the next breed of Mark Zuckerbergs and Sean Parkers, reminding their charges that "what's cool" is a billion dollars — and that every new user acquired is another dollar added to their eventual high score.
And yet. AND YET. You only have to look at a couple of mini-outrages that bubbled up in the past few days to realize just how misaligned the interests of some entrepreneurs have become with those of the human beings they rely on for their success.
This time last week, the musical world mourned the death of Amy Winehouse. Almost immediately, the Huffington Post approved a post by unpaid contributor, Tricia Fox, entitled "Amy Winehouse's Untimely Death Is a Wake Up Call for Small Business Owners". We were all shocked, of course, by the callousness and cynicism of the headline — but we weren't really surprised. We take it for granted now that the most popular online publications rely on search engine traffic for their survival. We know that, in many cases, "content" sites don't employ editors to monitor what appears on their pages — and that those editors who are employed are encouraged to blindly approve any headline that name-checks a trending topic or two. Arianna Huffington talks a good talk about the democratization of journalism — but every so often we are reminded of the grimy truth: making money with online content is a question of attracting millions of eyeballs, whatever the moral cost.
An even more grotesque example of this was this week's Airbnb scandal — the so-called #ransackgate (ugh).
Having been convinced by the company's mantra of throwing open our doors to the world for monetary reward, a user by the name of "EJ" was shocked when a stranger comprehensively trashed her home. We'll have to await the outcome of the police investigation to understand what really happened to EJ's apartment, but what we know for sure is that Airbnb's immediate, and subsequent, reaction was grotesque in its inhumanity. I'm not talking about the company's initial apparent unwillingness to pay compensation — I'm talking about the behavior of the (unnamed) co-founder who wrote to EJ and asked her to remove her blog post about the incident, lest it affect the company's ability to raise millions more dollars. From EJ's blog…
'I received a personal call from one of the co-founders of Airbnb. We had a lengthy conversation, in which he indicated having knowledge of the (previously mentioned) person who had been apprehended by the police, but that he could not discuss the details or these previous cases with me, as the investigation was ongoing. He then addressed his concerns about my blog post, and the potentially negative impact it could have on his company's growth and current round of funding. During this call and in messages thereafter, he requested that I shut down the blog altogether or limit its access, and a few weeks later, suggested that I update the blog with a "twist" of good news so as to "complete[s] the story"'.
Meanwhile, behind the scenes, we also know for sure that investors in the company leaned onpublications like TechCrunch to stop reporting the story. Their ludicrous wail of protest: AIRBNB IS RUN BY NICE GUYS! IT'S NOT FAIR TO CALL THEM OUT WHEN THEY SCREW UP!
The question of whether Airbnb is run by nice guys is irrelevant. For all I know CEO Brian Chesky is a modern day Mother Theresa who had to break off his important work curing kitten cancer to deal with this growing PR nightmare. What's relevant — and all too obvious — is that good old Brian and his co-founders stand to make millions, if not billions, of dollars from the success of Airbnb. His investors stand to make even more. That kind of wealth can easily drive the most saintly of us to behave in inhuman ways — to become so remote from reality and humanity that users like EJ become (at best) PR problems to be solved and (at worst) irrelevant pieces of data; eyeballs or clicks or room nights to be monitized in the pursuit of an ever greater exit.
And therein lies the real problem of web 2.0 — whether it takes the form of SEO-driven "news" or crowd-sourced accommodation. To make money — real money — at this game you have to attract millions, or tens of millions, of users. And when you're dealing with those kinds of numbers, it's literally impossible not to treat your users as pieces of data. It's ironic, but depressingly unsurprising, that web 2.0 is using faux socialization and democratization to create a world where everyone is reduced to a number on a spreadsheet.
Sarah Lacy has written about how many of the current breed of silicon valley wunderkinds have been conditioned to behave like the movie version of Mark Zuckerberg, eschewing humanity and decency for personal profit and glory. Nothing either she nor I can write will reverse the trend — there's simply too much money and power at stake. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't loudly call bullshit on those who use words like "disruption" and "revolution" and "democratization" as cynical marketing buzzwords simply to line their own pockets, only to retreat behind the barricades when the going gets rough. And it doesn't mean we shouldn't mourn a not-too-distant past where technology entrepreneurs created things to make the world a better or more interesting place, not just because they wanted to make a billion dollars.
And above all, it doesn't mean we shouldn't remind the current breed of entrepreneurs and investors that, in the final analysis, a billion dollars isn't actually all that cool. What's cool is keeping your soul, whatever the financial cost.
Everything that's worth doing is actually pretty hard and takes a lot of work. There are no short cuts.


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Could a centralized storage, processing and distribution kitchen be key to providing wholesome, local produce to the District's school children?
"Healthy Schools" legislation pending before the D.C. Council would require that city schools use locally grown farm goods in school meals "whenever possible." With some 60,000 students to be fed on a daily basis, that certainly would represent a boon to the local farm economy. But is it feasible? How can we convince farmers to bring their products into the District? And how can we store vegetables from a growing season that doesn't exactly coincide with the school year? How can we get these local foods to schools for an affordable price?
Farm to School stakeholders met to discuss with staff for Councilmember Mary Cheh (D-Ward 3), author of the "Healthy Schools" bill, how legislation could encourage farm to school programs in the District, and solve some of the issues facing existing food programs. A diverse crowd filled a conference room in the Wilson building last Thursday – food service providers, a farmer, the Director of Office of the State Superintendent's Wellness and Nutrition division, Cooperative Extension Service agents, a farmers' market director, and others.
D.C. Central Kitchen staff were among those who added an important voice to the meeting. DCCK has been developing its own system for gathering and processing produce from farms in the Shenandoah Valley and distributing them to the 5,000 clients it feeds daily. Representatives from DCCK described how they chop, vacuum-pack and freeze fresh farm goods on a regular basis, both for serving city shelters and in their school food service operation at Washington Jesuit Academy.
There was no doubt that Councilmember Cheh's office was impressed with the descriptions of the cost-effective operational model that Central Kitchen has created – especially the impact the program has had on schoolchildren they serve. If Mary Cheh's staff wants to get serious about getting more healthful, local foods into D.C. schools, creating a scaled-up version of DCCK's transport/storage/processing facility should be high on their agenda.
A few ideas developed throughout the meeting. Top of the list was the possibility of the city providing a warehouse where this kind of processing modeled by D.C. Central Kitchen could be ramped up to match the needs of District schools. There are solutions to farm to school logistical issues (transport, storage, processing, etc.) that can be dealt with in the private and non-profit sector without being codified into law, however.
I think everyone agreed that setting stringent requirements that local farm goods be "sustainably" produced, as contained in the current bill, may be asking too much, since no precise definition seems to exist for what constitutes "sustainable." Better, we think, to require schools to disclose where their foods are coming from, and simply urge that they be produced according to eco-friendly principles.
We also agreed that an across-the-board increase in school meal reimbursements from the D.C. government is needed to cover the farm-to-school preferences and other nutrition requirements included in the bill, perhaps as much as 12 cents or more per meal. And we need to mandate that schools and other organizations collaborate in promoting the farm-to-school idea and teaching it in the schools.
This working group meeting was a breakthrough for our efforts to get a farm-to-school program up and running here in the District. Mary Cheh and her staff gave us a great excuse to bring the right people together to have a real discussion, and we credit them immensely for it.
The legislation is headed for public hearings next month.
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The "Hunger Games" sequel, "Catching Fire," is set to hit theaters worldwide very soon. It's leading lady will be back with his trademark bow and arrow, too.Stateside, interest in archery has skyrocketed Since the first entry hit the big screen last year. That's especially been the case at the unique archery range at Panola Mountain State Park here in Georgia.Recently, Good Day Atlanta's Paul Milliken thought to take up his own bow and arrow for a lesson. The results?CLICK ON THE VIDEO ABOVE TO SEE IN PAUL'S REPORTS!
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UNC & Greeley West To Host Old Chicago Northern Colorado Christmas Wrestling Tournament
GREELEY, Colo. -- The University of Northern Colorado and Greeley West High School will host the Old Chicago/Northern Colorado Christmas Tournament on Dec. 20 and 21 in Butler-Hancock Hall.
The meet (48-team, Individual tournament) is the largest and arguably the toughest high school wrestling tournament in the state of Colorado. The meet will bring in schools from five states (Colorado, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming and Texas).
Eight ranked teams in the state of Colorado will be competing including No. 1-ranked Centauri (3A), No. 1-ranked Standley Lake (5A), No. 2-ranked LaJunta (3A), No. 3-ranked Adams City (4A), No. 4-ranked Brush (3A), No. 5-ranked Loveland (5A), No. 7-ranked Mountain View (4A) and No. 10-ranked Thompson Valley (5A).
Awards will be given to the top three teams, top eight individuals, lower weight outstanding wrestler, upper weight outstanding wrestler, pinning champion and top small school.
An all-session bracelet can be purchased for $15 (Adults) and $12 (Students). Single-session tickets are also available $5 (Adults) and $4 (Students).
2002 Field of Teams:
Adams City HS, Arapahoe HS, Brighton HS, Boulder HS, Broomfield HS, Brush HS, Canon City HS, Centauri HS, Centaurus HS, Cherry Creek HS, Cheyenne Central (Wyo.) HS, Cheyenne East (Wyo.) HS, Denver South HS, Doherty HS, Englewood HS, Erie HS, Fairview HS, Flowing Wells (Ariz.) HS, Fort Collins HS, Fort Lupton HS, Greeley Central HS, Greeley West HS, Green Mountain HS, Highland HS, Laramie (Wyo.) HS, La Junta HS, Loveland HS, Middle Park HS, Monarch HS, Mountain View HS, Northridge HS, Palmer HS, Platte Valley HS, Poudre HS, Riverton (Wyo.) HS, Sheridan HS, Skyview HS, Smoky Hill HS, Standley Lake HS, Strake Jesuit (Texas) HS, Thompson Valley HS, Thornton HS, Uintah HS (Utah), University HS, Valley HS, Westminster HS, Widefield HS and Windsor HS
Tournament Schedule:
Fri., Dec. 20:
8 am Doors Open (last minute changes) 9 am Round One (1st and 2nd Champs.) 2:30 pm Round Two (3rd Champ.) 4 pm Consolation Rounds
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Freddie Mac Issues Monthly Volume Summary For October 2012
MCLEAN, Va., Nov. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Freddie Mac (OTC: FMCC) today issued the company's Monthly Volume Summary for October 2012.
The summary, available on the company's Web site at www.FreddieMac.com/investors/volsum, provides information on Freddie Mac's mortgage-related portfolios, securities issuance, risk management, delinquencies, debt activities and other investments.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Barry Alvarez said Thursday that he'll be "pleased" and "honored" to coach the Wisconsin football team in the Rose Bowl Game against Stanford on New Year's Day in Pasadena.
The former UW coach and current athletic director told reporters he was only returning for one game – and he's doing it at the request of the team's six captains who asked him to coach them.
Bret Bielema, the Wisconsin coach for the last 7 years, left on Tuesday to take the head job at Arkansas. Alvarez said Bielema offered to coach the Rose Bowl, but the athletic director turned him down.
Alvarez said that to his knowledge, all of the Badger assistants will stay at least through the Rose Bowl. And they'll be able to plan their strategy against Stanford while Alvarez manages the game, and handles all the side details associated with the "GrandDaddy" of the bowls.
Alvarez is 3-0 in Rose Bowls during his 16 years as Wisconsin's coach, ending in the 2005 season. He said his involvement would give the Badgers their best chance to win – and it will give the seniors a tremendous experience in Pasadena for their final game.
Alvarez was inducted in 2009 into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame. He says he loves everything about the game and the events that lead up to it. Alvarez said that for him, it never grows old.


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Sergeant Michael B. Webb
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Shooting Incident Challenged Radio Room Staff At Kentucky State Police Post
Date of News Release: 04/07/2011
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- April 10-16 is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, a time set aside to recognize the more than 200,000 individuals throughout the U.S. who play a vital role in the delivery of public safety services. Often called the "unsung heroes of public safety," these men and women are usually the first point of contact for those in need.
The Kentucky State Police employs 187 telecommunicators at its 16 posts throughout the state. In 2010, they received 460,976 requests for assistance. The following is an account of one incident handled by four telecommunicators at KSP Post 13 in Hazard on Sept. 11, 2010.
The first call came in at approximately 11:30 am. A female caller told KSP Telecommunicator Deanna Whitaker that a male subject had entered her home and shot her and her daughter. Whitaker quickly dispatched a KSP unit to the scene.
More calls soon followed, reporting a male subject walking door to door in a trailer park firing a gun at multiple victims.
"I was on the phone with a male caller when the man came in and shot him and another subject," remembers Greta Huff, who was also on duty in the Post 13 radio room that day, along with fellow telecommunicators J.J. Farler and Brenda Standafer.
Still on the line with the initial caller, Whitaker heard the gunman return and fire more shots. The line went silent.
"The calls were graphic and disturbing," says Huff. "Horrible," says Farler.
Answering another line, Standafer heard a caller report that the gunman was outside her home and her boyfriend was outside as well.
"I kept telling her to stay inside and get her boyfriend back inside and lock the doors. Before disconnecting, the caller was able to give a description of the gunman's clothing and his direction of travel," she says.
"It was hectic at times," says Farler. "People calling to say the gunman was going around to other homes, calls from other homes saying he had shot someone there, people leaving their homes and going to neighbors' homes and calling, people wanting to go back home to check on family members."
Throughout it all, the four worked as a team. They dispatched additional units to the scene and kept them updated while enroute. They notified emergency medical services. They relayed information between troopers, KSP supervisors and other KSP posts. They talked with the news media and checked criminal histories and other intelligence databases.
As troopers arrived at the scene, the telecommunicators heard an ominous message: shots fired.
"Initially, we weren't sure what that meant," recalls Standafer. "Had the gunman shot at our units? Had our units shot at him? We were all requesting the field units for an answer and hearing nothing in return."
"Before we could get it clarified, it seemed like a century had passed," Whitaker remembers. "It seemed like forever before we were advised what had happened," adds Farler, "but it was actually only a few minutes."
The entire incident lasted close to an hour. In the end, the gunman killed himself. Unfortunately, five innocent victims also lost their lives.
Thinking back, Whitaker, Farler, Standafer and Huff all express strong emotions and credit training and teamwork for their successful performance during this incident.
"When the initial call came in, I was in a sense of shock," says Whitaker. "I couldn't believe it was happening. Then my training kicked in and I just tried to remain calm. It was such a hectic call. The caller was hysterical. There was no reason for me to be hysterical with the caller."
"At first I couldn't believe it," says Farler. "Then we just had to get the job done. I just had the safety of everyone involved on my mind. I was really too busy to think about much else than taking care of it until it was all over."
"I remember thinking it was unbelievable that something like this could be happening and that I had to do the best I could to keep my troopers safe and try to prevent other people from being harmed," says Huff.
"In training, they teach us to be prepared for everything. They tell you to stay calm and make sure to get all the information possible and pass it on to responding units. We are their eyes and ears until they get to the scene," explains Standafer. "However, they can't prepare you for the helpless feeling you get knowing that despite your efforts, people died anyway."
"I have taken many calls that have eaten at my soul," notes Whitaker, "but to hear someone shot to death on the phone will be something that lives with me forever."
To recognize their performance during this incident, KSP Commissioner Rodney Brewer presented Whitaker, Farler, Standafer and Huff with certificates of excellence.
"These individuals handled these extremely violent and shocking calls in a very efficient and thorough manner," said Brewer. "They demonstrated the utmost compassion and concern for the victims while dispatching EMS and worked as a team to garner information for law enforcement units enroute to the scene. If not for their composure, diligence and professionalism under horrific circumstances, more people could have been killed in this incident."
While such recognition is much appreciated, Brenda Standafer sums up the feelings of telecommunicators throughout the country. "The best reward," she concludes, "is knowing that I helped someone in need, whether they were locked out of their car or having chest pains. I made a difference in their lives."


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Two days after he made the play that sent his team to the Super Bowl, the whole world is still buzzing about Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman—but not for his athletic skills.
Instead, fans, analysts, and tweeters everywhere are up in arms about Sherman's big mouth. In a postgame interview following Sunday's NFC Conference Championship Game that instantly went viral, the cornerback unleashed a ferocious tirade against his competitor, 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree, warning him not to "open your mouth about the best or I'm going to shut it for you real quick." (Sherman faced off against Crabtree all night long, and tipped a potential touchdown catch away from Crabtree's hands in the game's final seconds.)
Some are calling the rant classless, while others are saying it was just plain mean. Certainly no one's calling Sherman a genius—but perhaps he is, and it's simply all part of his master plan.
It could be that the Stanford alum, who is said to be one of the most intelligent players in the NFL, knows that trash talk—whether it's on the football field, in your office, or even over your videogame headset—can actually boost your self-confidence and ability.
Take one recent study at Florida State University: In the experiment, researchers tracked down 40 college-age guys willing to play Madden NFL for course credit. When allowed to trash talk, the players' confidence in their own ability increased by 46 percent, the study found. Their video game scores also tended to improve, according to the research.
Self-assurance and positive emotion are essential to performance, and talking smack appears to provide a big shot of both, explains study coauthor Gershon Tenenbaum, Ph.D. While the effect on self-confidence and good vibes was clear, exactly how much your performance may improve is a tough thing to quantify, Tenenbaum says. His experiment involved 1-on-1 play between players of varying skill levels, and so there was no way to accurately gauge ability improvements, the researchers say.
The study looked only at video games, but Tenenbaum says his research can be applied to other competitive situations. Whether you're playing pickup basketball with your buddies or trying to edge out your coworker for account executive of the month, a few well-timed "yo mama" jokes should juice your confidence and chances for success, Tenenbaum suggests.
What constitutes trash talk? Any verbal barb that builds up personal motivation or enjoyment while distracting or intimidating your opponent, according to the study. And no, you don't have to get nasty or offensive. Just shouting out the score or gently poking fun at your pal's weaknesses is enough to pump yourself up, the study shows. Of course, he'll still probably think you're an asshole.
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Remember that Kentucky fan who got a 2014 National Champions tattoo before the NCAA Tournament began? He's one win away from looking like Nostradamus.
The No. 8 seed Wildcats have become one of the lowest seeds to ever reach an NCAA men's basketball national championship game. For about two hours, that honor belonged to No. 7 seed UConn. Tyler probably wasn't surprised to see Kentucky defy the odds, but I'm sure he never imagined his decision to get a tattoo would lead to free tickets for the biggest game of the year.
I just got 2 free tickets to the championship game! Whoever drives gets the other ticket!
— Tyler (@Tizzblack) April 6, 2014
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Fighting Irish improve to 2-0 behind Campbell, Bushner
By David Lee Morgan Jr.
(CUYAHOGA FALLS) -- After two games of the high school football season, this is obvious: The defending Division III state champions St. Vincent-St. Mary has one of the best collection of skill players in the area- and quite possibly in the state.
Not to mention a solid defense.
Those phases of the game were all on display for St. V-M Friday night at Walsh Jesuit's Conway Memorial Stadium as the Irish rolled to a 35-20 win against the Warriors.
The win for St. V-M (2-0) came down to this:
* Senior running back and Ohio State recruit Parris Campbell scoring three touchdowns, including a 99-yard kickoff return. ``Our skill (players) came through,'' Irish coach Dan Boarman said. ``Parris bailed us out with that kickoff return because it made it our game again.'' Boarman was referring to the fact that Walsh trailed 28-20 with 8:28 left in the fourth quarter, after a 27-yard field goal by Mike Knoll, before Campbell's amazing return.
* Sophomore defensive back Tyrece Speaight patrolling the secondary like a veteran, even though he's a sophomore. ``He's an incredible guy, and he's a young guy,'' Campbell said about Speaight. ``He's only going to get better.''
* Senior quarterback Aaron Bushner completing 10-of-18 for 125 yards and rushing for a team-leading 68 yards on nine carries. Bushner injured his knee in this very game a year ago (ACL) and was lost for the season. He said returning to take care of unfinished business this year, and more specifically in this game, was the only thing on his mind. ``I just came out here and tried to do what I was supposed to do last year,'' he said.
* The Irish defense only allowed one offensive touchdown- a 2-yard run by Brian DiCillo in the second half. ``I thought the defense played excellent,'' Boarman said. ``We stopped (Walsh) on fourth down and I thought that was a critical point in the game.''
Boarman was referring to how his defense held Walsh on when the Warriors were at their own 30 with 1:25 left in the third quarter. Two plays later, Campbell score on a 1-yard run for a 28-17 Irish lead.
One of the things that long-time Walsh coach Gerry Rardin knows when it comes to battling rival St. V-M is that you can't make mistakes. The Warriors (0-2) turned the ball over four times.
``You can't beat any decent team with that many turnovers and that many screw
ups on special teams,'' Rardin said. ``I mean we made a couple nice special teams ourselves, but we gave up a special teams touchdown last week and this week and that's got to stop. We're giving up too many big plays at the wrong time''
Rardin mentioned the fact that in last week's 34-30 loss at Youngstown Ursuline, the Warrior's have up three touchdowns on fourth-and-long situations.
Walsh's offense couldn't put any substantial drives together in the first half and the Warriors' biggest highlight came on a spectacular 95-yard kickoff return by 5-foot-6, 160-pound running back Anthony Rozum. It was a touchdown Walsh desperately needed because St. V-M was looking to take command after a 16-yard touchdown run by Campbell, which gave the Irish a 14-3 lead with 8:38 left in the first half.
That's when Rozum ``stepped up.'' He took the kickoff, used his impressive speed and quickness to find his way to the right sideline. Rozum got several key blocks that sprung him to the outside and he outraced the entire St. V-M kicking team for the score, cutting the Irish lead to 14-10, just 15 seconds after Campbell's score.
St. V-M managed to take a 21-10 lead on a 1-yard run by Newman Williams with 1:46 left before halftime. The Irish out-gained Walsh 186-53 in the first two quarters.
Yet, Walsh wasn't about to lay down. DiCillo's touchdown with 11 minutes left in the third quarter cut St. V-M's lead to 21-17.
``The kids really came out in the second half ready to go,'' Rardin said. ``They really took advantage of the field position, but we gave up too many big plays at the wrong time.''
From there, however, St. V-M's skill and defense finished things out.


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