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This Vegan Cornmeal Spelt Pizza Crust recipe is one of the fastest, easiest crusts around because it doesn't need lots of kneading and it doesn't require yeast. Although it's not gluten-free, it does have very low amounts of gluten which is good if you're trying to cut back on it due to food allergies. This recipe makes a vegan crust that is 12 to 14 inches. This dough can also be refrigerated for later use.
I know that one day I won't have access to my favorite bagel place on Bedford ave in Brooklyn on my way home from the bars to grab a late night snack. This Vegan Everything Bagel recipe will hopefully keep me content in those times. Enjoy these vegan bagels with Tofutti cream cheese, Creamy Vegan Cashew Cream Cheese, my more involved Vegan Cashew Cream Cheese or whatever else floats your fancy. I've designed these bagels in the authentic NY style which uses barley malt, also known as malted barley. Barley malt is highly recommended but if you don't have it just use an additional one-half Tablespoon sugar in its place. Be sure to allow ample time for this recipe- it takes about two hours. If you live further than two hours away from New York City, this recipe will be easier than flying there for the flavor.
This Vegan Blueberry Beetnik Muffin recipe takes advantage of baked beets which harbor wonderful butter caramel flavors when their sugars caramelize. The vegan muffins are then complimented by the tartness of blueberries and just the right ratio of whole wheat flour and all-purpose flour. Lemon juice enhances flavor while allowing the beet purée to retain its vibrant reddish color during baking. This is because acids reduce the oxidation of plant-based compounds called anthocyanins, which are responsible for the red color in foods like beets and raspberries.
This Vegan English Muffin recipe features just a touch of lemon juice and sugar to enhance its yeast-induced flavors. They're awesome fresh out of the toaster with a little Vegan Butter, jam or whatever your preferred muffin topping is. I've been known to use these as burger buns too. They're not loaded with preservatives and dough conditioners like their store-bought cousins but they'll still keep in the freezer stored in a plastic freezer bag for several months.
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The subtle buttery flavor of zucchini and intensely sweet flavors of pineapple collide with delicious chaos in this Vegan Zucchini Pineapple Muffin recipe. Flavors are further enhanced by the addition of vanilla extract, cinnamon and nutmeg. Just the right ratio of whole wheat flour and all-purpose flour is used to give these vegan muffins the optimum level of fluffiness.
This Vegan Pumpkin Spice Muffin recipe has a wonderful warm, buttery flavor that is enhanced by barley malt syrup, lemon juice, cinnamon, ginger and a touch of cloves. Pecans add flavor complexity and a delightful crunch. These vegan muffins are equally good with baked sweet potato purée substituted for the pumpkin as well.
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This Golden Vegan Corn Bread Recipe takes advantage of nutritional yeast flakes and a touch of maple syrup which gives it a rich, buttery flavor while corn kernels enhance its hearty texture. It's a Northern style corn bread so it features a mixture of corn flour and all-purpose flour. It's baked in a square baking pan instead of a cast iron skillet and designed to be a little sweeter and more moist than its Southern counterpart.
This Vegan Carrot Bran Muffin recipe features carrots which lend sweet, buttery notes. These flavors are further enhanced by just the right amount of molasses and your choice of wheat germ, wheat bran or oat bran. Raisins are added for additional sweetness and flavor depth and a touch of vanilla extract ties the flavors together into a dense and hearty muffin.
This Vegan Buttermilk Biscuit recipe makes great vegan dinner rolls that pair well with American feast-style dinners on holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas. They feature just the right amount of tahini and lemon juice to accurately impart buttermilk flavors.These biscuits are also great served as a snack with a smear of margarine or almond butter. Serve them warm.
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This Hearty Vegan Breakfast Muffin recipe was created because I wanted a healthy, hearty vegan muffin that provided good energy for the first meal of the day without giving me a mega-dose of sugar like most other muffins often do. These fruit sweetened muffins contain no refined sugar, more protein, complex carbs and fiber than most other muffins because they feature ingredients like dates, raisins, walnuts, rolled oats, hemp protein powder or soy flour, maple syrup and molasses. These ingredients lend a delightfully complex taste and contribute to a dense hearty texture. They're easy to make and provide about one week of breakfasts. Try them topped with almond butter.
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These Vegan Blueberry Muffins feature a buttery flavor and smooth texture thanks to the combined efforts of non-dairy milk, lemon juice and lemon extract. This compliments the tartness of the blueberries, making a delectable snack for breakfast or any other occasion. The combination of lemon juice and lemon extract in this recipe is so the lemon flavor can be brought up to tasty levels without excessive acidity, which in large amounts can negatively affect gluten's ability to bind.
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4 years at Engine Yard, what a long strange trip it's been.
Posted by ezmobius Fri, 13 Aug 2010 08:27:00 GMT
So by now most folks who know me know that I have resigned from the startup I co-founded, namely Engine Yard Inc. It's a long strange story that has lead up to this point and a lot of it I cannot speak of but I am going to give a short history of a 4 year startup that took $38million in VC money over 3 rounds and my view from the cockpit and trenches both.
Back in February of 2006 Ruby on Rails was still in it's infancy and things were still changing very fast with regards to deployment especially. It was obvious that Rails was going to be a smashing success and I had actually launched one of the first commercial Rails applications in late 2004 when I worked at the Yakima Herald-Republic newspaper in Yakima WA. They had a website already written in PHP that got about 250k uniques/day, so not a small amount of traffic but it was no twitter or anything like that. Still back then almost no one knew how to efficiently deploy Rails apps and scale them without them falling over. And the landscape was going through major changes, CGI, webrick, Fast-CGI, mod_ruby, mongrel etc. With a plethora of front end static file web servers to put these things behind.
I was the only technical person at the whole newspaper and I was tasked with rewriting their entire website, intranet and classified and obituary entry system. THey had a small data center in the newspaper building and they bought me two Apple X-Serves and said "here you go, your Rails application must take the 250k uniques on day one without faltering or we will roll back to the php app and you will be in hot water buddy"
So I had to become the deployment expert in the Rails community, if you search the ruby on rails mailing lists from 2004-2007 you will find literally thousands of my posts helping folks figure out how to deploy and keep their apps running. I was approached by Dave Thomas of the Pragmatic Programmers and asked if I'd like to write a book on Rails Deployment. "Hell yeah I'd like to write that book I said". Little did I know how much work that was going to be with all the changes Rails deployment was about to go through. But it gave me a name in the community as the "Rails Deployment Expert". And I did finally finish the book "Deploying Rails Applications" 2 years later with the help of two other authors. But I rewrote most of the book a few times as things changed so often.
Anyway back to February of 2006, Tom Mornini and Lance Walley called me up out of the blue(I did not know either of these guys before this call) and told me about an idea they had to build a "Rackspace for Rails". They asked if I was interested and said they found me through my thousands of posts on the rails mailing list and my Pragmatic beta book and figured I was the obvious expert to help them build their vision. So I agreed to become the 3rd founder with them and we started the planning stages of what was to become Engine Yard Inc.
The first Railsconf was in June of 2006 and we had a teaser website up and I was giving a talk on Rails Deployment at the conference. I announced the then vaporware Engine Yard as my "One more thing" at the end of my speech and linked to our site where we took emails.
We rounded up about $120k by begging, borrowing and stealing(not really) from friends and family. I must admit that Tom and Lance raised most of this first money here while I was busy writing the first code for Engine Yard. We raised this seed money in August of 2006 and that was when I quit my full time job and took the plunge. We all flew down to Sacramento where we had rented our first rack at Herakles data and bought our first 6 Super-micro servers and first Co-Raid JBOD disk array.
I still remember building the servers and racking them while at the same time fast talking folks on the phone trying to sell early accounts on our not yet running first cluster.
Now you need to know that this was way back before everything was "Cloud" Amazon had not yet come out with EC2 or any hints of it. But we knew what we needed to make our vision happen so we ended up building a cloud before the word cloud meant what it means today. We went with Xen and commodity pizza boxes and hand rolled automation written in ruby and python.
At this point Tom and I had realized we were out of our league with the low level linux, Xen, networking and basic ponytail type of stuff. This is when we took on our 4th founder Jayson Vantyl. He was the guy answering all our Xen and coraid questions on the mailing lists just like I had been the guy answering the rails deployment stuff. So we first hired him as a contractor and flew him out to help build our first cluster. We quickly realized we needed this guy as the 4th founder and made him an offer and he joined the company as the 4th and final founder in September I believe of 2006.
So we were able to cobble together our first cluster and get it working well enough to take some trusting early customers. I personally hand deployed the first 80 or so customers. I mean I literally took their app code and worked with them to learn about their app, and personally wrote the caspistrano deployment scripts for each of these customers myself. I was the only support staff on call 24/7 for the first year as far as application support went and Jayson was the only cluster support guy for the first 6 months or so as well.
I quickly built up a collection of best practices and a set of automation tools that let me do this easier and easier for each new customer. Slowly building out our Engine Yard automation toolkit.
I was also responsible for putting together the "Rails Stack" we used. Jayson chose Gentoo linux because that was what he was most familiar with and it was the distro we could hand optimize to get the best speed and flexibility out of. But I built the entire stack that ran after a blank VM was online with networking, storage and all that jazz.
I chose Nginx, Mongrel, Mysql, Memcached, Monit, Sphinx and a handful of other open source items that we made custom builds of highly tuned for ruby and running Rails apps as fast as possible. Many of you will remember me sharing my nginx and other configs on this blog and I am sure that my nginx.con for running rails apps with mongrel clusters is probably one of the most widely used nginx.conf files in existence ;)
Fast forward a year or so and we hired a few folks to help me. We were having massive success. Hardly any other hosting companies knew how to host, scale and keep rails apps online. We specialized in rails apps only and we also did the full white glove service. Anything you needed you could file a ticket for and we would bend over backwards to help you get it done.
We helped many folks get through slashdottings and digg and techcrunch 'attacks' by temporarily giving them more ram or cpu or bigger databases and then scaling them back down after the onslaught was over. We were one of the first hosting companies to be truly 'cloud like' IMHO. EC@ came out in 2007 and looking back if it had come out before we built our own cloud I would have chosen to use them as a substrate instead of building our own cloud. But also looking back I think rolling our own gave us a unique perspective on the whole thing as we have seen the cloud stack all the way from the blank cages to the PaaS we currently run on top of Amazon.
But in late 2008 I was between projects and we had taken our series B VC round which included Benchmark, NEA and Amazon as investors. So I decided to go off into a cave for a month or two and see if I could decouple our 'stack' from our hardware and make it run on top of EC2. It took me about 6 weeks to have a working prototype of what is now called AppCloud. I'd like to shout out here to Adam Holoway from Opscode here for training me on how to use Chef. I hired him for 3 days to come down and help me convert my Engine Yard automation system that was mostly based on capistrano to chef and a central gui to manage it. He helped me jump start the whole thing and Engine Yard owes him and Opscode a debt of gratitude. We were the first company to use chef commercially, heck we even used chef in production for pay before opscode did! So big ups Adam.
This was all done in october and november of 2008. Then I showed it to the rest of the company and we started to build a team around me to help productize the prototype spike and thus was born AppCloud.
We launched it in late January 2009 as Engine Yard Solo as it started out only managing single machines at a time with the app servers, database servers and cache servers all running on one box. The only way to scale was to move to a bigger EC2 instance. But we launched and pretty fast too!
We started taking customers rapidly and taking customer feedback to rapidly iterate the system. By the end of the summer of 2009 we launched Engine Yard Flex(horrible names here, bear with me) which was the same system but supported full clusters on EC2 with load balanced self healing application tiers, Database tiers with read only slaves and utility servers so anything that didn't fit into the other two boxes like nosql databases or search engines etc.
Then we took on even more customers and rapidly iterated on this until it was pretty nice and solid. The team has been doing this ever since and now there are way over 1000 customers on AppCloud(we removed the solo and flex names and just called it AppCloud). Many features have been added and the current incarnation of AppCloud is the vision I had in my head when we first started Engine Yard way back in 2006. We just were victims of our own success and could not deploy customers fast enough to get free time to build the automated system that AppCloud is today.
And we started moving people out of our own data center and off our own cloud onto AppCloud as it got more and more featureful. As far as I see it there is zero value in racking and stacking servers anymore. The money is going to be in management platforms for other peoples IaaS clouds like EC2 and others that are popping up all over the place.
But I believe the true future of cloud computing for developers is to not think about servers at all. It is now time to focus on the Application and new levels of abstraction that allow folks to use the computing resources in easier and easier ways.
So here it is the summer of 2010, I've been working my ass off at Engine Yard for 4 years now pouring every ounce of blood sweat and tears that I could muster to make it the best it could be.
February of this year my wife Regan and I had a beautiful baby boy named Ryland and that changed the game entirely. Now is the time for me to focus on spending as much time with my son and family as I can and I can no longer commit to 100 hour weeks at Engine Yard. I also wanted to move to Portland where my folks live so my son can grow up near his grandparents and my wife and I can have trustworthy babysitters so we can have a social live of our own(even if it's just a little bit;)
After 4 years at Engine Yard I was so close to being fully vested on my stock that I decided to resign and leave the company in the competent hands and team that has been built up there over the years. I wish all of you the very best and will be watching closely to make sure you make me a ton of money someday when you sell the company like you promised me you would ;)
So here we are at the beginning of a new era. What comes next for me? Something truly awesome and even more challenging then Engine Yard, but that will allow me to work from home in Portland. I cannot yet reveal where I am going to work next but I can promise it will be another game changing project and I am chomping at the bit to get started.
I will make another post when I am allowed to reveal my new job and what I will be working on, but for now I just wanted to write down a short history of "Engine Yard, the Good Times". Don't get me wrong it has definitely not all been roses and taking lots of VC money is a hard thing to do and keep the balance of your vision of a company. But I believe I did the best I could for Engine Yard, I gave them many great inventions and lots of good code and I practically hired most of the devs, ops and support folks there just by knowing them from online or at conferences or by working with them on open source projects or talking with them on irc. That is the new way to build companies, College degrees don't matter much IMHO anymore, for developers anyway. It's more how you interact with the open source community and what you release yourself. Your github account has become your new resume and what you say on Twitter and in various IRC channels are more likely to get you the best jobs then any recruiters ever will.
I just want to say a fond farewell to Engine Yard and all my people there. I wish you all the best of luck and I know you will be a success with all the smart folks that work there.
It was just time for a new challenge for me, time to move on and time to focus a bit more on family then on startup life 24/7.
Farewell fond memories and friends at the Yard, I will miss each and everyone of you. Oh the stories I could tell if only I could. But I feel that telling this positive story of the history of EY is the classy way to go out and I wish Engine Yard all the best in the world.

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Job Title: Veterinary Technician
Schedule: Sunday-Thursday, 8:00AM to 5:00PM, some exceptions may apply based on business necessity.
Description: Under general direction of the staff veterinarian, the veterinary technician assists the veterinarian in all aspects of health care for the animal collection, including the coordination of quarantine care. Duties include, but are not limited to, assisting the veterinary team with preventative health procedures and emergency care, maintaining the hospital and other animal care areas in sanitary condition, administrative duties including ordering supplies, data entry and record keeping, guest relations, and general zoo team involvement.
Job Title: Education Programs Instructor (5 Part Time Positions)
Job Title: Camp Counselor (Part-Time, Seasonal)
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Description: Do you love kids? Do you love animals? Are you interested in teaching kids about animals? If so, we want you as part of our Zoo Camp team! Zoo Camp counselors are responsible for ensuring a safe, fun Zoo Camp experience for groups of up to 13 campers, while leading them in games, songs, crafts, and hands-on science activities. Campers range in age from 3 to 12 y.o.
Job Title: Climbing Wall Monitor (Part-Time)
Schedule: Must be available weekends and weekdays, any time between 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Some holidays, school breaks, and some evenings for scheduled events.
Description: Would you enjoy educating guests about conservation efforts? Are you outgoing, adventurous, enthusiastic, and enjoy being around people? Do you have a passion for rock climbing and working outdoors? Under general direction of the Director of Guest Services, the Climbing Wall Monitor facilitates an educational, positive, safe, fun, and easy rock climbing experience. The Climbing Wall Monitor will use "Climbing for Condors" climbing wall to help educate our guests on what it takes to save California condors in the wild. Tell the condors' great adventure over the last 30 years, and inspire guests to help.
Requirements: Applicants must be a minimum of 18 years of age, and have an outgoing personality with a professional and positive attitude. Rock climbing, cash handling, and customer service experience is a must! Applicants must have the ability to climb the rock wall as needed throughout the shifts. Must be able to stand/walk for up to two continuous hours and access all areas of the facility. Must be able to work weekdays, weekends, holidays, school breaks, and some evenings when events are scheduled.
Compensation: $9.50 - $10.00/hour, DOE
Job Title: Volunteer Coordinator or Volunteer Manager (Full-Time)
Schedule: Tuesday-Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. some holidays, and some evenings when events, orientations or trainings are scheduled.
Description: We are seeking a self-motivated and energetic team player with leadership qualities and creative thinking to join our team to develop and manage volunteer programs and volunteer leadership. Recruit and screen volunteers, organize orientations and training sessions, direct and monitor daily activities of volunteers, assess programs, participate in continuing education training, conduct presentations onsite and offsite with local community organizations, high schools and colleges, participate in special events and field trips.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with outstanding interpersonal skills are required for the numerous aspects of this position, promoting the Zoo and its mission through planning, developing, administration, coordinating, implementing and evaluating the Zoo's volunteer programs, working with all departments at the Zoo as well as our local community.
Requirements: Preferably, the successful candidate has a B.F., B.A. or B.S. Life Sciences, Education, Psychology, Communications or Human Resources, with min. 1 year experience in a professional environment working with youth and/or adult volunteers in a recreational or educational setting or in personnel management. Must be self motivated, customer services oriented, and thrive in a very dynamic environment. Must have strong communication, public speaking andorganizational skills, as well as the ability to handle conflict resolution in a professional manner with diverse audiences, working in a busy shared space work environment. Must have a warm and amiable personality to establish and maintain strong rapport and positive relationships with volunteers, staff and guests. Must be able to remain flexible in fast paced environment while effectively juggling multiple priorities. Attention to detail and ability to multi-task successfully, prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and make effective use of time, as well as the ability to work week-ends and events. Experience in thematic interpretation desirable, as well as an interest in the use of technology. Experience working with Volgistics and Volunteer Administration Certification a plus! Must have a valid CA driver's license with excellent driving record, First Aid & CPR certifications and successful completion of DOJ background check.
Compensation:$14-17.00/hour, DOE (non-exempt)
Job Title: Guest Service Operations Coordinator (Full-Time)
Under the direction of the Director of Guest Services, the Guest Service Operations Coordinator is responsible for providing administrative support for the Guest Service Department by working with the Guest Experience Specialist program, team, and its directors. This includes enforcing and improving customer service standards; encouraging staff to achieve high customer service goals; booking, scheduling, tracking, and coordinating birthday parties and group reservations; as well as, coordinating and executing assignments of the Guest Services Department during special or private events. The Guest Service Operations Coordinator is also responsible for scheduling staff and responding to guest and colleague inquiries in a timely manner.
Compensation: $14.00/hour
Job Title: Train Engineer (Part-Time)
Schedule: Weekdays, weekends, holidays, and some evenings, usually between hours of 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM.
Description: Do you like trains and working outdoors? Are you a storyteller who enjoys educating and interacting with the public? Under general direction of the Director of Guest Services, the Train Engineer facilitates a positive, safe, and excellent guest experience. Train Engineer must also carry out the Zoo's mission by helping connect guests with animals through education and guest interactions.
Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age, self-motivated and have a positive attitude. Basic knowledge of hand tools, mechanical maintenance are necessary, as well as an outgoing and friendly personality, great communication skills and capability to multi-task. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. occasionally, climb stairs or ladders, and manipulate basic tools of the job. Must be comfortable approaching guests and initiating conversation. Must be available to work some week days, weekends, holidays, evenings, and during the Santa Barbara Zoo's busy seasons.
Compensation: $9.00-10.00/hour, DOE
Job Title: Guest Experience Specialist, a.k.a. GES (Part-Time)
Schedule: Week ends and week days, any time between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Some holidays, school breaks, and some evenings for scheduled events.
Description: Are you interested in helping our conservation efforts? Does helping others make your day? Do you like the outdoors and working with children and their families? Do you feel comfortable and excited in engaging in conversations with guests? Under general direction of the Director of Guest Services, Director of Retail Operations or Director of Food Services, Guest Experience Specialist facilitates a positive guest experience by providing excellent service to all visiting the Santa Barbara Zoo.
Requirements: Applicants must be minimum 14 years of age (Work permit required for 17 and under, unless graduated from high school). Outgoing personality with positive attitude required. Customer Service and Cash Handling experience a must! Applicant must be able to stand/walk for up to two continuous hours and access all areas of the facility. Must be able to work week days, some week-ends, holidays, school breaks, and some evenings when events are scheduled.
Compensation: $9.00/hour
Job Title: Show Actor (Part-Time)
Schedule: School breaks, Weekends, Holidays and Scheduled Events.
Description: Under the general direction of the Director of Marketing, Show Actor will perform on stage as part of the cast of our show "Dino Doc". The stage show is a behind-the-scenes look at how the experts at the Santa Barbara Zoo care for animals. The show runs twice daily for up to 20 minutes on the Zoo's Rolling Hill Stage. Show Actor accompanies Character Performers during show and meet and greet, ensuring safety and show quality, assisting guests with requests, answering guests questions and other guest service related jobs as needed.
Requirements: Must be at least 16 years of age. Outgoing personality with positive attitude required. Will represent the Santa Barbara Zoo's wholesome, family-friendly brand on stage before large numbers of people and on occasionaal appearances in the community. Must be comfortable approaching guests and initiating conversations. Applicant must be willing to undergo acting training and rehearsal , and follow instructions from Director. Must be able to stand/walk for up to two continuous hours and access all aras of the facility. Previous stage experience through theater, music or dance is a plus!
Compensation: $10.00/hour
Job Title: Dino Actor (Part-Time)
Schedule: Every weekend and holidays, special events, any time between 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Description: Can you bring a roaring, chomping, blinking, running, growling Dinosaur back to life? Do you want to delight over 200,000 people in a terrific new stage show this year? The Dino Actor will perform on stage as part of the cast of our new show "Dino Doc." The stage show is a behind the scenes look at how the experts at the Santa Barbara Zoo care for animals, and will run up to three times daily for up to 20-minutes on the Rolling Hill Stage. The actor will perform inside an amazing, one-of-a-kind, state-of-the-art dinosaur costume designed by a world-class Hollywood special effects studio.
Requirements: Must be at least 17 years old. T-Rex costume requires applicant to be at least 5'10" in height and able to carry a 75-pound backpack device for at least 20 minutes at a time. Applicant must be comfortable with tight spaces and wearing such a costume. Stage, dance, gymnastic and/or athletic experience a plus! Outgoing personality with positive attitude and excellent interpersonal and communication skills required. Must be willing to undergo acting training and rehearsal, and follow instructions from Director. Must be able to climb stairs and ladders, and manipulate basic tools.
Compensation: $10.00/hour, DOE


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PIGEON FORGE, Tenn.—The first 52 rides on Dollywood's highly anticipated $20 million Wild Eagle wing coaster sold out in less than 12 hours on Monday, March 5, on ebay.com and generated $37,000 in proceeds benefiting the not-for-profit American Eagle Foundation (AEF).
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