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The entrepreneur and technology theorist weighs in on drones, surveillance, and what's coming next.
Chris Anderson has been called many things: a visionary, a pioneer of the Internet economy, a proselytizer of DIY 2.0. But it's probably more apt to think of him as a weather vane: He might not control the winds of change, but he's often the first to see which way they're blowing. Trained as a physicist with a sideline in quantum mechanics, Anderson brought a scientist's curiosity to the helm of Wired magazine. In his nearly 12 years as editor, he made science and technology cool again, while writing a trio of books about Silicon Valley's big ideas, from the "long tail" theory of how to sell stuff online to why giving things away for free is good for business. His latest manifesto is Makers: The New Industrial Revolution, and he's putting his money where his mouth is with 3D Robotics, a do-it-yourself company that envisions a world full of inexpensive, autonomous drones. No longer just a weather vane, now Anderson is taking to the sky.
New technologies, from the Internet to space travel, often start with the military and are very expensive. And then, as economies of scale kick in and Moore's Law works its magic, suddenly they hit a consumer moment and words like "personal" enter into it. At that point, all bets are off. That's the stage we're hitting right now with drones. We're starting to see the same effects kick in just as we saw with the personal computer or the Internet. Hopefully, someday people will forget that drones once started as military technology.
What if, every morning, a drone would take off at the crack of dawn, do a lawn-mower pattern over the crop, and by breakfast you'd have the daily report -- which, depending on whatever crop you had, tomatoes or wheat or grapes or whatever, would be able to tell you if you have a pest outbreak, a fungal outbreak, or a disease outbreak. That kind of information turns out to be incredibly valuable to farmers because it can save a lot of money. And it really improves the environment because they'll be using fewer chemicals and less water. Let's remember, this is the biggest industry in the world, and to recognize that we have a massive information-scarcity problem in agriculture that could be solved with cameras in the sky has been the epiphany for me.
Cameras are spreading everywhere, to every part of our life. And, yes, there are concerns about privacy. But the reality is that we all have different perceptions of what privacy we want and what privacy we expect. Regulation in the United States is based on what's called "reasonable expectation of privacy," which turns out to be on the level of community. Different communities have different reasonable expectations of privacy, and that changes over time. So, you know, my kids have one expectation; I have a different expectation.
It's hard to argue that we're not in an exponential period of technological innovation. The personal drone is basically the peace dividend of the smartphone wars, which is to say that the components in a smartphone -- the sensors, the GPS, the camera, the ARM core processors, the wireless, the memory, the battery -- all that stuff, which is being driven by the incredible economies of scale and innovation machines at Apple, Google, and others, is available for a few dollars. They were essentially "unobtainium" 10 years ago. This is stuff that used to be military industrial technology; you can buy it at RadioShack now. I've never seen technology move faster than it's moving right now, and that's because of the supercomputer in your pocket.
I actually never, never make the mistake of trying to predict the future, 'cause I suck at it. And I fall back -- and you'll forgive my little semantic parlor trick here -- but I fall back on William Gibson's famous quote that "the future is already here -- it's just not evenly distributed." To predict the future, you just have to keep your eyes open, and there it is.
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Bertin Technologies is a world-wide company which provides a wide offer of expertise in the fields of Pharmaceutics and Life Sciences. With a global expertise in Life Sciences, the company offers a full range of Laboratory equipment with tree different ranges designed for biological sample preparation (Precellys®), air contamination control (Coriolis®) and medical waste ...
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Breitländer was founded in 1972, as soon as spectrometers began to enter the industry for routine applications. On 1 April 2009, Breitländer Eichproben und Labormaterial GmbH, was re-named Breitlander GmbH and became part of LGC Standards. With effect from 1st May 2010 Breitländer has been fully integrated in LGC Standards. The name Breitländer remains as a brand. Our ...
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Sitelab Corporation manufactures portable laboratory instruments and test kits used to measure concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil, sediment or water on-site. Popular applications include field screening samples for TPH, BTEX, PAHs, GRO and DRO. Sitelab`s Ultraviolet Fluorescnece (UVF) technology is very sensitive to gasoline, jet fuel, diesel fuel, coal ...
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IONICON is the world's leading producer of trace gas analyzers with market-leading, real-time, single-digit pptv-level detection limits for VOCs using the unique Proton Transfer Reaction – Mass Spectrometry (PTR-MS) and Selective Reagent Ionization – Mass Spectrometry (SRI-MS) technology. IONICON also produces trace calibration devices for analytical instruments and ...
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A lovely spacious 2 bed apartment sleeping upto 5 people. A large lounge that is well furnished and satellite TV, sliding doors opening onto a large terrrace overlooking the harbour of Los Cristianos. A well equipped kitchen and breakfast bar, 2 double bedrooms, one with double bed & sliding doors opening onto the terrace with ensuite facilities & wardrobe closet. The 2nd bedroom with 2 single beds, wardrobe & plenty of drawer space. Another large bathroom with bath/shower facilities. The apartment is ideally situated on the Port Royale complex, a quiet beautifully kept complex with large swimming pool & sun area, sun lounges and umbrellas. There is an Italian restaurant on site & also laundry facilities. A good supermarket is nearby and the centre of Los Cristianos and beach only a 15 min. walk away. Port Royale has the advantage of being near a lovely harbour town but away from the day to day bustle, making it a quiet location for you to enjoy. Free late check out time available.
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The public's perceptions about nuclear power have been shaped to some extent by its associations with other nuclear technologies, particularly nuclear weapons, and also by the occurrence of high-profile accidents at nuclear plants: Three Mile Island (TMI) in 1979, Chernobyl in 1986, and Fukushima in 2011.2 Less serious incidents that resulted in unintended and unmonitored releases of radioactive materials from operating plants (e.g., releases of tritium from operating nuclear plants; see Chapter 2) have reinforced these perceptions. Although nuclear accidents are uncommon occurrences, they can have very severe consequences. Moreover, they suggest to some that nuclear technologies are poorly understood and unpredictable and that the nuclear industry and its regulator cannot be trusted to protect the public from these technologies.
The question "Is it safe?3" is perhaps of greatest concern to individuals who have experienced cancer or have family members or neighbors who have experienced cancer. Reassurances by the nuclear industry and its regulator that facility operations are "low risk" are not always seen as credible. In fact, the USNRC has sponsored the present study in an effort to address such concerns. Engaging with members of the public in a Phase 2 study will be important for understanding their concerns about cancer risks.
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Pondering PJM's Energy Price Run-Up
Does inappropriate market power explain the increase during late 2005?
the gross-up procedure is thought to be conservative in those months since it is thought that the underlying marginal unit would tend to have lower marginal cost than the cost being grossed up. November and December 2005 had relatively few "miscellaneous" entries.
6. As noted in the text, the biggest single deficiency in this analysis is that the heat rates of marginal units, while held constant through the 24-month study, are not known with certainty. Another deficiency in this work is that emissions costs are ignored, but they are ignored for the entire two-year period.
7. DA LMP was chosen as the primary price indicator for this study. It was thought that, although highly correlated, DA LMP would have significantly less variability than RT LMP. Nevertheless, regression modeling included a variable calculated as the difference between these two price measures. Early results indicate that the difference between DA and RT LMP do not greatly explain the variability in the difference between DA LMP and its calculated estimate.
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Btw, the butter I used was Country crock
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Btw, the butter I used was Country crock
Hi there~
I have had that problem especially in hot, HOT weather where the butter separates from the confectioner's sugar and milk. I learned to add CORNSTARCH until it came to the consistency I needed based on the amount of icing I was making .... It works real well and does not affect the sweetness or flavor of the icing. Good luck!
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Any butter that comes in a stick and says butter on it. Spreads and margarines have different amounts of water than butter so can change how a recipe comes out. There are a few people who use them in their buttercream but are in the minority, the recipe perhaps is adjusted to allow for it. In general for a buttercream you use real butter and/or shortening.
unless you want to have a more buttery flavored frosting, read the butter label and avoid butter with added flavorings. I buy butter that has just one ingredient : pasteurized cream. I get at at Target or my local grocery store. Crystal and Market Pantry brands pop into my head. The more fancy Euroean types are much more buttery tasting, and I save those for sugar cookies and shortbreads. Many butters have additional ingredients like natural flavoring and color. The flavoring adds more butter taste, which I don't usually want in my frosting, and I don't usually want added yellow color either. HTH!
Butter is made from cream (milk) country crock and margarine are made from partially hydrogenated oils...not good for making frosting...or much of anything, really IMHO!
Good to know! I always wondered if I should try this kind in frosting like SMBC but since it's so pricey I stick with my trusty butter.
For the OP, yeah use real butter. It tastes so much better, and it's real butter not some funny chemicals.


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Nachos lover mixed well with beer drinking
Not many other places are generous as this place. I have been there more than once, and also brought a friend along.
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This event was a disaster, we left at intermission along with a third of the audience. We couldn't understand most of the actors the language was too old english. I felt bad for the kids that were there. There was no set design. Pretty much a miss on this one.
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The International Telecommunication Union's general secretary reckons the Arab Spring spate of revolutions is pretty much over, except possibly in Syria, and to keep it that way we need better-connected countries. Dr Hamadoun Toure was speaking at Mobile World Congress, mostly about how the ITU is absolutely, positively, not …
I sort-of like the ITU, reading this.
I can see why, if this is the case, the ITU isn't too keen on gaining the keys to the internet. They're good at letting governments sort things out between themselves for telecomms, where message and carrier are clearly separated. The internet already has its own technical crew, and the ITU doesn't have much to add. On the other hand, the message/carrier separation isn't as clear-cut for the internet, and plenty of countries will want to influence the message hosted in other countries. It'd mean endless squabbles.
And that doesn't even begin to mention what the internet will do if some boring old government tries to bend it to its will. It'll bring its considerable technical prowess to bear to route around it out of mere principle. It's built itself up around cooperation, meaning you have to make deals about what each of you will do rather than what you insist others may not do. For that reason it would be better to make "the internet" govern itself as a virtual country, with its own (even if quite limited in power) governing council or something, possibly with a seat in the UN. For then, what little it can do, it actually may do, instead of actively seek to undermine whatever you try to force it to do.
On another note, taxing out of some sort of reflex, out of greed, is doing the citizens a disservice. Would be nice if governments would concentrate on serving their people at a competetive cost. Various examples have shown that you can make do with amazingly low taxes if you organize well. Unfortunately there's not enough incentive to do so. If anything we need more, even freeer movement of people, adopting new nationalities, and so on, and so forth. Or some other way of providing governments with feedback on how well they're doing. Time to do away with acceptance of inefficient, or even outright criminal, governments. Now for good ways how.
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tfp rp (with beast wars and danny phantom)chapter2"So... what now," Vlad asked.
Optimus shrugged. "I guess go back inside."
"All right, but I have to get back to work. Bye my little voodoo doll." He gave her a kiss on the cheek.
Vladene smiled. "Bye daddy."
With that said he teleported out of sight. Burstmaster's fusion equipment disengaged with a hiss.
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Vladene turned red. "That was my stomach. I hadn't had much to eat lately."
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tfp rp (with beast wars and danny phantom)chapter1me and a friend did this rp and decided to post it. enjoy!
A flaming object flew in the Earth's atmosphere and to the ground, crash landing somewhere in the Cobi Desert. There was a traveler wondering around when she saw the object crash and a pair of golden optics appeared in the smoke of the crashlanded object."What is that," Vladene said to herself and a mech rose from the smoke.
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the dragon ghostchapter two
Danny couldn't help but sit with Vlad and comfort him as he cried. "I don't know what to do Daniel. I tried to fight for 21 years and I still lose to the heart thief. I wish I could take back all the wrong that I did."
Vlad stood up, but then something was about to happen. Danny's ghost sense kicked in and so did Vlad's. Danny noticed that his was red like Dan's. Soon, the ghost writer ran into the room, "We got trouble. The heart thief is hear!"
As soon as he said it, Vlad yelled in pain and went down with a hand over his chest. "Vlad," Jazz asked ,"Are you okay."
"Nah. I'd say he's in pain."
They all looked at the voice and saw a ghost who looked like half wolf. his teeth made a creepy smirk and in his right hand, held a red fire ball, and when he squeezed it, Vlad Howled in pain and lay clutching at his chest. "So, this is where you were hiding Plasmius. to bad I will have to do this with your friends watching." The minute he said that, he had a needle with yellow fluid
transformers high rp chapter 10Ravena and Night strike looked to the speakers as the heard Megatron's vocalize.
"Welcome back once again students. I do apologize for the problem yesterday when the gangsters arrived, but I am pleased that no student was harmed afterwards. Our school will be monitored by me and a few other teachers a little more often than usual, however, you young students will have no problem to face. And a special announcement. A new after school program will be a flight club to learn how to fly in basic and advance maneuvers for young fliers willing to try. I would like to thank Ms. Ravena for the idea of doing this program along with Mr. Starscream who will be teaching these moves along side myself. Enjoy the rest of the day students."
Night Strike heard a cheerful tone in her dad's voice and a happy feeling in her bond.
Ravena smiled as she looked at the others then smiled as she blushed.
"WOW! A flight program," a mec said, "CAN"T WAIT!"
A feme agreed, "what's even better is that two of t
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It's been a year since the disasteroid was destroyed and since Vlad was gone. Danny and Sam were now a couple, with a few arguments. Soon, he was called to the ghost zone by Clockwork, the master of time, to meet him at his home. "So, Clockwork. What's up?"
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Danny thought for a moment. Of course he remembered Vlad. "Yeah. What about him?"
"Well, some ghosts found out that a mysterious ghost called The Heart Thief had turned him into an evil ghost instead of a good person like you."
Danny was confused, "No. Vlad made himself like that. No one could have done that…"
"It's impossible to teach a person that. The heart thief used some substance that he injected through Vlad's neck and the fluid made him like that with a few sideaffecs."
Danny was surprised and shoc
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Ratchet smiled as he went to get dinner started.
"Oh thank you Ravena. That's an impressive touch," Megatron said as he saw a decepticon shield she added to the uniform.
"you are welcome Mr. Megatron" Ravena said as she smiled.
"I asked her if she could do that since you were the leader of the cons dad." Night Strike added.
Megatron looked to night strike then smiled to his daughter before pulling her and Ravena into a light hug. "You both are too sweet" He said.
Ravena smiled as she hugged him back before going to help her father with dinner.
Night strike wanted to cry again but held back her tears as she hugged her father back.
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transformers prime high rp chapter 8Starscream looked to Megatron then nodded as he went to tell the teachers to keep their students in the class room till told otherwise.
Ravena looked to Megatron then at Night strike with a heavy spark. "I don' know what to do Mr. Megatron, I have classes in an hour....but I don't want to leave night strike alone right now" she said
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transformers high rp chapter 7"Coming father" Ravena called a she flew toward him.
Starscream smiled. "what you're doing for young Ravena is good, i think we should open an after school funtion for flyers willing to learn stunts and we can do flights during the half times during her outdoor sporting events. that would teach the children to work as a team and become very good friends with each other" he said.
Gizmo looked to Pyrelight. "Medic in training I swear brother" she said.
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Megatron thought about Starscream's idea. "That sounds perfect."
Starscream laughed a little when Megatron kissed him. "Come on. we don't want to be late now do we."
"No dear Megatron. Coming."
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lindy & grundy query
has anybody been to this butcher shop on fairfax yet?
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hmmm. i thought they were getting a big shipment of meat yesterday. uh oh. perhaps they hadn't had time to break everything down by the time you were there...it's a considerable drive for me. guess i'll call first.
This is a great review that includes pricing on a number of items.
No beef or chicken til Monday. Butchering pork now. Cases pretty empty, except some ground pork ($6.99) andouille sausages and cheese. Got some pork chops fresh off the beast ($11.99 lb) some andouille (10.99 lb)and rillettes (15 a crock) and a tiny pack of frozen bork-- ground beef with bacon. Fingers crossed! Also asked about caul fat, which they said they don't have and won't be getting. The only other customer in the store wanted Pig spleen, which they also didn't have. I think I will give them a month or so to get into the groove before I venture back.
With the grilling weather upon us, there may be a
lot of disappointed carnivores visiting the shop this weekend...
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I was actually planning to go today, but got deterred by other pressing matters. Glad I didn't make the trip from the westside. I was hoping to order some lamb for Easter. Guess I will call them first.
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Chez Cherie, what are you going to do with the bork? It sounds like a delicious combo!
re: BombayUpWithaTwist
it's a pretty little package--probably 2/3 lb. might stuff some grilled red onions with it? or maybe bork sliders with bacon jam and freshly made pickles?
re: chez cherie
Yum, both of those sound great! I may have to try to grind some of my own bork :o) Just have to figure out the ratio;o)
re: chez cherie
How big a crock, the rillettes? Because last week I made about 2 lbs for $6 with a pork shoulder and pork fat from Marconda. So far, everything I see from Lindy & Grundy doesn't make me want to switch allegiance from Marconda, even if theirs isn't not organic/locally raised, etc.
YES. I went last Friday. It's a small but immaculate shop. I spoke with both of the women extensively. They were sold out of chicken, which was okay since I was getting beef & pork. The homemade sausages I bought were delicious, as was the 4# pork sirloin roast I bought and made last Sunday.
Calling first would probably be your best bet if you are looking for something specific. And if you follow them on Twitter, they tell you what they have and what deliveries they are expecting.
They will take special orders and are working on having a delivery service in the next few months.
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Phurst, thanks for the twitter advice! You still need to tell me the name of the butcher that you got the Kimchi sausage from;o)
re: BombayUpWithaTwist
It's them, silly goose, I got it from Lindy & Grundy and apparently they had made some more this weekend. I couldn't go this Friday as I had planned, so now I have to call them to order my Easter lamb.
re: Phurstluv
Phurst, I hadn't read your description of the butchers in the other thread. So funny, I thought you were holding out on me with your secret little butcher in KTown...lol. The kimchi makes sense since one of L&G is Asian...
I'm going to have to go soon and check them out. How is parking?
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LMAO!!! Too funny, yeah, I'm holding out on you!!!
Believe it or not, in this crazy town, they have a parking structure just behind them for the whole building, and it's FREE!!! I know, hard to believe, isn't it??
And i got there when they just opened, (11 am) on a Friday, so there was also plenty of street parking, albeit metered. But the structure behind them was almost empty, so, no need to pay the city at the meters!!
Who knows, maybe we can meet up there sometime!! We're bound to be there at the same time, eventually!! I really think you will like them, even if their cases are half full. I'm sure you will find something worth buying, and that roast I made from them was wonderful so I am willing to drive from the westside to shop there. And they said they will be doing deliveries in the next few months. How awesome would that be?!
re: Phurstluv
That's great about the parking!
I think I will wait a couple more weeks before I go. I really want to try their chicken, some sort of roast and steaks and sausages and I can go on and on!
re: rezpeni
It seems to me they are just getting started, and are still newbies at running a market. They've only been open for 2 weeks, and also seem particular about their farms, so it doesn't deter me that they have small quantities. And I have backup meat markets to go to if they don't have what I'm looking for, like veal.
re: Phurstluv
Small quantities is fine, but no quantities? If I'm coming in it's to buy something, philosophies aside. I do hope they can get it together, would def like to have more options around.
re: rezpeni
Simple solution : call first.
I don't always go in a shop with a plan to buy something specific, I like to look at the products first, and then get inspiration as to what I can do with them.
re: Phurstluv
I like to be inspired by the products too so it's a little unrealistic to call and ask for a rundown of everything in the store. Anyway I'll check back in a couple months.
re: rezpeni
I meant to call and inquire if you were shopping for something specific.
the place *just* opened. instead of writing them off already because they haven't worked out the kinks yet, i think we should give them a chance to find their groove. we generally give new restaurants a break the first few months they're open, and i think retail purveyors like this deserve the same leeway. but if they're still short on stock and running out of everything 3 months from now, that's a different story....
re: goodhealthgourmet
Agreed but a million tweets and multiple articles about how great they are tends to raise the bar. What? they didn't know to plan for people wanting to check them out?
re: trojans
i don't disagree with you, but even the best-laid plans...
there's also the issue of their suppliers, who may not have had enough product to meet the demand. i'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt for now, so i'll wait a month or two before i head over to check them out. hopefully they'll have their ducks in a row by then.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Great advice, GHG. Running a business - particularly a new one - has complexities that most seem to not know about, overlook or disregard. This is such a specialized business that is breaking new ground in an urban area. If they were located in Marin, not such a problem. Sourcing and delivery wouldn't be such an issue. Two passionate folks striking out in a new direction - probably with a limited amount of cashflow - being on Fairfax with no farms or ranches (that fit their philosophy on top of that) within any reasonable distance, developing relationships and gaining trust with farmers and ranchers, figuring out the proper amounts of product to order versus their cashflow, overhead, etc., etc., etc. The stories that one hears from finance professors, accountants, bookkeepers, and bankers about the hurdles that new small businesses - particularly in the specialty food business - would probably deter most from even thinking about opening a small business like this.
re: bulavinaka
yeah, i was speaking from experience. several years ago i got the opportunity to cater breakfast, lunch & snacks for a movie set. it was a short-term thing as they were doing re-shoots and only expected to be working for a couple of weeks. i was one of several vendors, so the first order was pretty small and i was scheduled to cater every 2 or 3 days - pretty easy for me to do in my condo kitchen.
of course i have confidence in my skills and products so i figured my food would go over well. but i DIDN'T expect them to come back to me with the news that everything was such a hit they wanted me to *triple* the original amount...oh, and could i do it EVERY day? ack! plus one of the exec producers loved my granola so much he requested an extra 2 pounds per week to take home to his family.
fast forward to me in my little kitchen with one double oven and a standard fridge/freezer, logging nearly 18 hours a day trying to crank out all these baked goods and prepared foods, package everything up, deliver it, restock ingredients...it just about did me in. fortunately it was a short-term gig because i wouldn't have been able to sustain that pace for very long...but my ego/pride kept me from simply telling them that i couldn't do it.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Wishing for astronomical growth is the average small business's dream until they experience the nightmares that it causes. Great and telling personal experience on your part. And about that granola... ;)
re: bulavinaka
And about that granola... ;)
trust me, when i find a way to get *any* of my products on the market, my fellow Hounds will be among the very first to know...and if perchance we have an LA meetup one of these days, i just might show up with treats ;)
re: goodhealthgourmet
Know exactly what you mean, ghg. People do not realize how much work, physical hard labor, it takes to cater events like that. They simply don't have any clue. And I do the same thing every Lenten season, by putting on a soup supper every Friday for my Church, but I never know how many people will show up, so estimating quantities is really something that can only come through experience.
Let me know when you plan to visit the shop, I'd love to meet you there and we can swap some Chow stories!!
re: Phurstluv
love that idea! i'll definitely let you know.
its just a different butcher shop experience. We have all gotten used to going to the store and finding anything we want and as much of it as we want...and thats not what this is. They get a few animals in a week and so thats all that they are working with. I think that people should stop thinking of it as a place to go and see what they have and rather start thinking of it as a resource through which you can order whatever you want ahead of time. You will never be able to walk in and buy 8 racks of ribs because the pig they just broked down only had 2.
re: carln
>>You will never be able to walk in and buy 8 racks of ribs because the pig they just broked down only had 2.<<
Ahh - you're bursting my bubble - thought all them piggies were born wearing styrofoam trays all over their bodies and drank mop sauce so they could self-baste themselves from the inside. :) Well said, carln.
re: bulavinaka
"...and drank mop sauce so they could self-baste themselves from the inside."
That's okay. I do all the necessary basting using my own internal stomach secret sauces. ;-D>
re: bulavinaka
Exactly, carln hit the nail on the head. And I'm sure if they do become popular enough, maybe they will have two pigs to break down, and hopefully I'll beat you to the store to pick up those racks and shoulders!!! ;p)


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So you buy your 99p phone (with mandatory £10 credit), sling it in your glovebox for emergencies.
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Mr Scammer has to just go into an o2 store and a carphone at the beginning of the month, and ask to see what numbers are available, "becuase they want to choose a good one for their new contract". The scammer then knows that the next 5000 numbers or so, that are from carphone, and the same from o2.
The numbers get programmed into an autodialler machine..... RING RING - "hi, i'm calling from Scammers Insurance, you've recently got your phone from o2 (or carphone), but you haven't been given the correct insurance, it should be £99 for they year... blah blah blah etc... i just need to ask you some security questions, i can confirm some basic details with you to prove i'm offical, its an o2 line, on contract, less than £50 per month, your number is 07877878001, and its from carphone warehouse. If you could confirm with me your name, etc etc etc..."
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Guy Fieri seen at Angela's, and Cutty's
Boston eater.com is reporting Guy has been seen at Cutty's and Angela's. There's also a pic on the link of he and Mayor Menino in his car. As we all know what a cluster it becomes when Guy visits a restaurant, so get to these before the show airs!
I saw him come out of Boston Burger Company in Davis Square yesterday. Looking ridiculous, of course. Once I saw who the cameras were for I walked away. Can't stand that dude.
Folks, we understand that Guy Fieri is not much beloved by many hounds, but we'd ask that you not make this thread about how much you dislike him personally. If you know what restaurants he's covering, please feel free to post about that, but if you just want to comment on how much you dislike him, please skip this thread. Thanks.
Heard he was at Boston Burger Co. as well. That place can become overrun all it wants because it's not somewhere I'd go to begin with. Cutty's is already overrun, but excellent.
re: Gabatta
Okay, does anyone know if Boston Burger Co is making their own fries yet? This has been a sticking point with me as far as going back or giving them another chance. When they first opened, they were definitely using frozen pre-cut fries. I can't get a straight answer about what they're using now but unless it starts out with a whole potato, it's not worth me wasting my calories on them.
I'm wondering: should I feel bad that I was one of the people who steered Fieri's producers to Rino's, Cutty's and Angela's, because the results may be ridiculous waits at Angela's and Cutty's like Rino's has endured since its appearance on DDD? Or should I feel good that places I really like are getting the business they deserve? Despite finding Poochie's show unwatchable, I'm definitely tilting hard toward the latter.
re: MC Slim JB
MC its always right to share! The folks who give such work and care to their restaurants and their products deserve our help in being successful. I'll gladly wait in line without whining to see some of the places we love make their way in the world.
re: MC Slim JB
There's both good and bad. The good; more business, although mostly one timers and probably not sustainable. The bad; the regulars get pushed, ala Rino's, out till the frenzy runs it's course which is probably about a year. Hopefully, the total quality of the place, and the main reason why the place was great to begin with, does not get diminished.
re: treb
My fear is always that a place I love will go by the boards for lack of business, leaving me wishing I'd done more to bring attention and new customers to it.
Has anyone noticed any slacking of the three-hour weekend lines at Rino's? Recent anecdotal reports suggest otherwise, and that DDD episode first aired in October 2010.
re: MC Slim JB
What if a place goes under because it gets too much business?
Not faulting you, just curious.
re: FoodDabbler
I can't think of many places that fail for having too much business. A drop in quality or a shifting of the menu to please the newly-broader audience, sure. By contrast, how many great little places that went by the boards for lack of business have we lamented here?
re: MC Slim JB
You're quite right.
re: MC Slim JB
The only place I know that went "under" because of too much business was the Lake Champlain chocolate store in the Financial District. The manager told me they couldn't keep up with the demand - they were always selling out of products - so they closed.
re: MC Slim JB
I started going to Rino's in 2004, and it was ALWAYS impossible to get into on the weekends. I still can't figure out why DDD gets credit for this "phenomena." I am sure it briefly helped business, but that is ancient history. .
re: StevieC
I have noted many times here that Rino's was extremely successful pre-DDD. I'm also merely one of many people that the show solicited for suggestions last time they came to town (our own Marc H / Hidden Boston is another.) But I'm pretty sure three-hour waits on weekends for dinner at Rino's were a post-DDD phenomenon.
Sorry if I've brought that story up too often for you, but I do feel ambivalent about contributing in some tiny way to Food Network hype, especially involving a TV personality that represents a lot of what I don't like about food TV in general. If it were Bourdain's show, I wouldn't have felt so guilty about it.
re: MC Slim JB
Then just don't talk to FN producers and be done with it already.
re: StevieC
Thanks for the advice. That is in fact the lesson I took from that experience.
You will not see me in the "reveal" scene in the Kitchen Nightmares episode on La Galleria 33, either. Clearly, Ramsay's people have not read what I've written about that show.
re: MC Slim JB
You're welcome.
Gee, what a disappointment.
re: MC Slim JB
I haven't--we keep driving by Rino's in the hopes that we can get in without growing old waiting for a table, but no such luck.
re: hiddenboston
I have no qualms with this bringing more business to Angela's.
re: hiddenboston
Well, if you can get 5 other people to join you hiddenboston, you can get a rezzie at Rino's for parties of 6 or more. I'm usually free for dinner on Saturday's, so now ya just gotta get 5 more people! ; )
And no MC, I stopped blaming you for making Rino's so busy - I blame the Food Network for rerunning that episode soooooo many times. Just when people start to forget about that episode ....... they gotta go & screw it up & run it again! : )
re: southie_chick
Damn, I really need some friends.
re: hiddenboston
Hey, ya got me as a "chowfriend" hiddenboston! ; ) We should make MC come - & take 3 of his friends so we can get a rezzie - that's the least he can do for us since he kinda made it impossibe to get a table on a Saturday! : )
re: southie_chick
i do not think that MC has that kind of power, for good or evil.
re: southie_chick
That Post article I posted below talks about the waves of new business one place gets: they can tell every time when the DDD episode they were in has been repeated again.
re: MC Slim JB
Timely NY Post story on the Fieri Effect: http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment...
Problem is everyone wants their local places to serve the freshest, high-caliber food at decent prices, and always be 'not too busy' when they want to stop in. Great for the patrons, but hard on the owners. Love him or hate him, Guy's show is more about the businesses he's visiting than about his own brooding, pretentious opinions about the state of society. The more publicity the better to help independents survive in my opinion. Of course, to agree you'd have to be a little more concerned with other peoples needs than your own. It may make your weekend outing less pleasurable, but if it helps make someone a success, that's a good thing.
We stopped by Angela's on Thursday to get in a couple of sessions before mass pandemonium breaks out. Fieri has spray painted some sort of cartoon version of himself on the wall and there's a huge signed poster as well.
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Generally, analog cameras cost less than their IP counterparts, so they make sense especially for very large installations. For big jobs, you can get away with many inexpensive cameras that tie into one very capable hub. On the other hand, if you simply require one or two cameras, you can integrate IP products quite cheaply into your existing home network.
Without a doubt, analog camera systems offer greater flexibility than IP solutions. Analog products have been around for years, so you can find something for any need–whether you want a camera that's tiny, ultra-durable, or really fast. Numerous products are available for viewing and controlling banks of analog cameras; the IP world is playing catch-up.
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Prep: 30 min. Cook: 1-3/4 hours
1 pound beef stew meat, cut into 1-inch cubes
1 tablespoon canola oil
2 cups water
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Más ejemplos en oraciones
- He will arrive in Bradford on Avon hotfoot from Highgrove where he will have donned the garb of Father Christmas for the Prince of Wales's Christmas party.
- Ophelia, a spy herself, comes hotfoot to tell of Hamlet's first piece of odd behaviour.
- British withdrawal from 'East of Suez 'brought the Soviet navy hotfoot into the Indian Ocean, not least from Vladivostok.'
hastily, hurriedly, speedily, quickly, fast, rapidly, swiftly, without delay, in haste, at top speed, at full tilt, as fast as possible;
headlong, post-haste, pell-mell, helter-skelter
informal at a lick, like the wind, like greased lightning, at warp speed, like a bomb, like mad, like crazy, like blazes
British informal like the clappers, at a rate of knots, like billy-o
North American informal lickety-split
literary apace, hurry-scurry
verbo(hotfoot it) [with adverbial of direction] Volver al principio
Walk or run quickly and eagerly: we hotfooted it after him
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Mildly depressed, Taylor hotfooted it to Caithness for a bit of regenerative soul searching, and was introduced to MacKay through a mutual friend.
- They had hotfooted it north in their hundreds to record the first sighting of a rare Snowy Egret on the Isle of Seil, near Oban.
- In no mood to argue, I hotfooted it off the train at the next station.
hurry, dash, run, race, sprint, bolt, dart, gallop, career, charge, shoot, hurtle, hare, bound, fly, speed, zoom, streak, make haste, hasten
informal tear, belt, pelt, scoot, zap, zip, whip, leg it, steam, go like a bat out of hell, burn rubber
Scottish informal wheech
North American vulgar slang drag/tear/haul ass
Definición de hotfoot en:
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- English synonyms
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