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Fast-paced, non-stop, big-boobed bikini busting babes in this video include Amy Anderssen, Tigerr Benson, Valory Irene, Sheridan Love and lots more. Over 30 minutes of skintastic swimsuit stretchers at play. A lot more fun and educational than watching a political snooze-fest convention.
Happy Holidays from your friends at The SCORE Group
Posted by Elliot James on Dec 25, 2015 in Holidays, Life With Big Tits, modeling jobs, Tits in Tight Tops
December 2015 SCORE magazine: The big-breast book bringing boob brothers a bodacious bounty of bra-busting babes
Posted by Elliot James on Sep 8, 2015 in Cartoons, Deep Inside Scoreland, Digital Magazines, eBoobStore.com, Hardcore XXX, Letters and comments, modeling jobs, newcomers, print magazines, swimsuits
SCORE Girls featured this issue:
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Plus "Scorecard" readers' letters (email@example.com), DVD Pick of the Month, Boob Beat, a Valory Irene interview and a new Otis Sweat painting
There are no national boundaries when it comes to loving big tits. The December 2015 SCORE proves it yet again with a collection of big-boobed girls gathered from around the world. Dedicated to giving tit men the best big-bust magazine in the world for over 20 years. No C-cup models posed to look bustier. No 35 pages of sex ads. The highest quality printing and photos.
You can also download complete issues of SCORE in digital format with added video. Crystal-clear pages that are as reader-friendly as the print edition. Check out the video trailer for this issue.
Why subscribe to SCORE magazine? Save time and effort if you have no newsstands near you. Save off the cover price. As a subscriber, you'll get it before the stores do, mailed in mint condition in a plain envelope to the address of your choice. Your name and mailing address are never sold, traded, bartered or given to any other company.
Out of the SCORE and Voluptuous mailbags
Posted by Elliot James on Jul 28, 2015 in Letters and comments, Men's Products, print magazines, Readers' wives, The Life of an Editor
From D.F.: I'm pretty sure Liza Biggs will have my vote as the year's top Voluptuous newcomer. Kamille Amora mentioned that she is into girls. Is there anything that girl won't do sexually? If there is, I haven't seen it yet. That said, I would like to see her in a girl-on-girl scene with Maya Milano, who also said she's into girls and would like to have sex with another big-boobed girl. Kamille says she used to be a tomboy, so have her dress up as one, and the setup would be Kamille attempting to seduce Maya. Getting back to Liza, I'd love to see her in a girl-on-girl scene, too. Seeing another girl play with her tits, explore her fantastic body and eat her pussy would be so hot.
From T.W.: I feel like I have won the big-boob lottery! Recently, while reading Voluptuous, I learned I had won Ann Calis' bra! Then, a few weeks later, I opened the mail again to find a package with SCORE printed on it, and I'm wondering what I ordered and forgot about. I couldn't think of anything, so I walked into my house dreaming that it may be another bra from one of your gorgeous SCORE models. To my surprise, there was a beautiful bra and a letter congratulating me for winning Melissa Manning's bra! How lucky can one man get? Well, these were just icings on the cake, as I had already hit the big-boob lottery when I met my wife six years ago and I was introduced to my first and last pair of ginormous boobs! Now, compared to SCORE models, my wife is average at 38DD, but in my world, she is larger than life. This in addition to the fact that she is Russian, tall, and voluptuous (with suckable, long nipples), so she satisfies every fetish and fantasy I could ever dream about. I tell you all this because I always said that if I were to win any bras from a SCORE or Voluptuous model, I would have my wife model in it for me before doing anything else. And I never imagined my wife would spill out of these bras, but that is exactly what happened! Of course, this is partially due to the fact the models were no doubt wearing bras a size or two (or even more) smaller than their actual size in order to enhance their boobage for us. Not that they have any need to do so! But the other reason my wife is spilling out of the bras is that she wears a 38 band, and Melissa is a 36, so it was extremely tight-fitting. Of course, I am not complaining one bit because I witnessed the love of my life busting out of these titillating bras that these beauties have worn! And for that, I must thank you all once again. You've made my year!
R.N.: Sheridan Love makes me appreciate pierced nipples more than ever. Tigerr Benson's layout with two men is the most-thrilling photo shoot of its kind I have seen in many months. I love the taste of pussy, and reader's wife Red Vixen's love nest looks so delicious that I am drooling right now as I fantasize about going down on her.
S.F.: I'm now approaching my 78th birthday and probably wanking more than ever. That's because of some of the real prick teasers that you have shown in recent months: the magnificent tits of Amy Andersson; the beautiful fuck-worthy MILF Annellise Croft; cock hungry Sharon Pink; the lush-bod Tigerr Benson and the wanker's dreams Bridgette B., Bella French and Valory Irene. There are many others
that have also kept me as stiff as a poker. At my age, it is a sheer thrill to still get a big hard boner and toss off several times a day. Many thanks to SCORE, and I intend to shoot my load a great deal longer. Incidentally, 50 and 60Plus MILFs is utterly cock blowing because of the incredible Sally D'Angelo. My God, what a fantastic body she has at 60 years of age! She's had my cum flying everywhere!
Valory Irene brings her titty talents to South Beach
Posted by Dave on Jun 18, 2015 in Behind the Scenes, Boob Watch, breast growth, Interviews, New at Scoreland, swimsuits
"Valory's Florida Vacation," in which the great Valory Irene shows off her incredible body and spectacularly shaped naturals all over Miami, Florida and South Beach, kicks off today at SCORELAND. And while it's true that Valory spent two days in our neck of the woods and acted like a tourist–meaning she saw the sights and went to the beach–it's also true that Valory isn't just vacationing in Florida. She's living here, too. Yes, Valory is no longer living in Ukraine, and if you've been keeping up with the news, you know that's a good thing. She's now living in Florida, and she hopes to go for her masters degree in finance (she already has a bachelors).
"It's so nice to be in Florida," Valory told me. "And I think my breasts have gotten bigger!"
Are the two related? Possibly. Sunshine and warm weather are good for tits. Also, Valory is probably eating a healthier diet than she did in the Ukraine. She certainly looked healthy when I saw her.
That was the first time I'd met her, by the way, and I was charmed. She's pleasant, intelligent, funny. And that body…she was wearing what should have been a loose-fitting T-shirt and shorts, and she looked spectacular. I really wasn't ready for how impressive she is in person.
I asked Valory the difference between American and Ukrainian men, and she said, "Here in Florida, people are more relaxed. More friendly. They have more fun. They dress more casual. In the Ukraine, women dress up all the time. Even if they want to throw out the garbage, they always have makeup on. Here, it is not like that. And about men, some American men are too forward, which I don't like. It depends on the person. Some are very nice."
She also said, "Men are men." I think she meant that in a good way.
Anyway, welcome to America, Valory Irene. It's great to have you and your tits in close proximity.
Sha Rizel's big-boobed "Body Magic" today at SCORELAND
Posted by Elliot James on Mar 26, 2015 in Boob Watch, New at Scoreland
There's a new interview with Sha Rizel in SCORE Theater today along with a new pictorial and video called "Body Magic." Sha's voice is as sexy as every inch of her body.
It puzzles me why eastern European SCORE Girls have few super-slim and naturally stacked counterparts from other countries. Sha, Valory, Merilyn (all Ukrainians) and Venera have their closest equal in Japan's genetic super-girl, Hitomi. Both Angela White and Micky Bells have slimmed down but still sport big boobs. Where are the Americans? The Canadians? The West lags badly.
Please note the star-spangled shoes Sha is wearing. Very American footwear.
You gotta admit, having Valory Irene under your tree on Christmas morning would be pretty exciting. Which girl would you want under your tree on Christmas morning? And what do you want her to do?
Posted by Dave on Dec 24, 2014 in Boob Watch, Deep Inside Scoreland, Holidays
Yeah, I know. You all want Alaura Grey under your tree, and you want her to be fucking. But you must want something else, no?
Sing along! I saw Daddy kissing Valory Irene, underneath the mistletoe last night!
By the way, although tomorrow is Christmas morning, this is a non-sectarian question. The girl can just show up at your door. Just make sure you have some kind of gift for her. Some kind of package.
The European Union of big boobs seizes control of SCORELAND this weekend
Posted by Elliot James on Oct 18, 2014 in Behind the Scenes, Deep Inside Scoreland, modeling jobs, New at Scoreland, newcomers, The Life of an Editor
Newcomer Maya Milano (covergirl of Holiday '14 Voluptuous magazine) and longtime model Joana dominate SCORELAND this weekend. This comes after Lebanese-American Mia Callista moves from a low-paying job at a burger chain that did not appreciate her to adult film stardom after being discovered by SCORE magazine editor Dave, who did appreciate Mia's considerable skills and opened the door for her.
It's Mia's first XXX scene and it's so hot, you could grill a burger on your monitor. Mia puts experienced porn stars to shame.
Just as America industries were overtaken by the Chinese, the American big-bust models who dominated in the 1990s have been left in the dust by the European Union of Big Boobs. I saw this starting in the late '90s when the British invasion, led by Linsey, hit, then in 2003, when eastern Europe got jiggly with it.
Where are the American big-boobed girls? When will they stop this takeover? Only six American girls made it into our 20th Anniversary "20 for 20″ contest: SaRenna Lee, Danni Ashe, Christy Marks, Autumn-Jade, Sharday and Eva Notty.
Out of the current top 20 favorites as of this morning, only Gianna Rossi, Noelle Easton, Eva Notty and Maserati are Americans. The rest of the 20? Angela White, Sha Rizel, Venera and so on.
Now don't misunderstand me. I love the European and other non-American SCORELAND Girls. But I call on busty American girls to come forward. Show the world that America is not a nation of C-cuppers in push-up bras photographed with ridiculously wide-angle camera lenses. That American girls still have the right stuff and can stuff a bra just as well as Lily Madison and Valory Irene. Yes, I am begging. I am a boob beggar. So please visit BeASCOREModel.com. You can make a difference.
Ukrainian sweater stretcher Maya is back on Saturday with Joana following on Sunday.
"I never dreamed my picture would be on the cover of a magazine," Maya emailed SCORE's interpreter. "To be on the cover of a real magazine is a special thing, I feel. So I am very excited and pleased."
Finding Joana in Romania back in 2003 was one of the greatest events in big-bust history. Joana is responsible for a lot of wood and many loads lost. That Joana has been modeling for over 10 years is a tribute to her longevity, enthusiasm and the care she takes of herself. A New Age chick, Joana lives a healthy lifestyle; not austere but holistic.
Joana recently introduced two friends to modeling: Amorina and Roxanne Diamond.
"I knew they would enjoy it and I am happy to guide them," Joana said. "I am happy to see that girls in my country want to pose. It is a good thing to do. The female body is beautiful and society should not treat it with fear and shame."
SCORE big with December '14 SCORE magazine
Posted by Elliot James on Sep 7, 2014 in Digital Magazines, eBoobStore.com, Men's Products, New at Scoreland, newcomers, Other SCORE Group websites, print magazines
In this edition of the world's #1 big-bust magazine, they dare to go bare and they do it with flair.
Brook Ultra, Bridgette B., Valory Irene, Annellise Croft, Angel Wicky, Amy Anderssen, Katarina Dubrova, Janet Jade and SCORE reader's wife Barbie Kelley will bust you up.
Take your pick, traditional print or an exact page-for-page digital version for tablets and phones.
Reader R.N.'s letter to "Scorecard": "Thanks for the great December 2014 issue. All the models are wonderful. Occasionally there is one model in an issue who is so thrilling that, although I start to pleasure myself over one of the others, I always return to that special beauty for the final moment of excitement when I cum. In the December issue, that honor belongs to lovely Barbie Kelley. When I first opened the magazine to Barbie's layout, I got so excited that I almost shot my load in my pants. Fortunately, I managed to get it out in time. Barbie is so hot that I have actually cum over her opening clothed photos. Please convey my compliments to Barbie and my appreciation to her husband for encouraging Barbie to share her charms with us lucky readers."
Fine praise, indeed.
Check out the video trailer for this issue here or visit your friendly, neighborhood newsstand.
Birthday babes
Posted by Elliot James on Jul 24, 2014 in birthdays, Deep Inside Scoreland
Every birthday of a SCORE, Voluptuous or XL Girl is a holiday on our calendar. Happy birthday!


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I have pics of my armor and then of my soft goods. Probably not going to get them together until Tuesday or Wednesday but here is my hard work almost completed!
Don't mind the tape on the thighs. That is just my marker where the thigh plates will be attached to the flight suit. Funny how the fightsuit looks purple in the pics.
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Parliament was rife with talk of the Prime Minister's reshuffle. Much of this was a Westminster story that obsessed the political community but is of less interest to the general public. It was the first major reshuffle since the General Election and as such it was an interesting experience for me to see it from the inside. Many colleagues who were hoping for promotion could be seen anxiously checking their phones for missed calls or messages. As I have consistently said, both before and since my election, my first priority has been, and will remain, the constituency. Recently described by The Independent newspaper as a 'serial rebel', I was not expecting any phone calls from Downing Street. The new team looks to me a good combination of experienced MPs and the new intake, many of whom are exceptionally clever and come from a background other than political. They have a wide range of experience that I feel will enable them to be highly effective members of the Government.
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ST. VINCENT, Italy, June 17 The world champion ship bridge tournament was shaping up today as a twoteam contest between Italy, the pre-tournament favorite and defending world champion, and a strong United States team.
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Q: Does the change in responsibility this year for you change anything for you?
A: Most definitely, so I have to be really precise in practice and give the coaches confidence. I know they have it in me and Ive been looking good and doing what I need to do so far. I just got to get better and better each day, use this offseason to be as effective as I can when the season starts.
Q: Where do you feel you are in terms of pass blocking?
A: Pass blocking I didnt have many opportunities last year to show that capability due to my reps and thats an area that I definitely need to show the coaches that I can handle and thats an area that a running back in the NFL definitely needs to be able to handle. Im doing all the right things to take steps towards that and be ready for the season.
Q: How do you feel about this season in terms of you and Andre Brown splitting carries? Are you a guy that needs 15 carries a game?
A: Im not worried about the carries or the yards or stats. It doesnt mean as much as winning games and us working together to make the running game effective so the passing game can be effective. When you balance out the two thats when you win games and we definitely need to win games because the Super Bowl is here this year. Thats where I want to be.
Q: Are you still going to be involved in returning kicks?
A: On kickoff return I definitely want to be a part of that. Thats the part of the game that I like the most ever since I started playing football. That was age eight. I really enjoy that part of the game and any way I can help the team Im willing to do it and I definitely want to be back there.
Q: Did Ahmad Bradshaw leave you guys anything that you can use going forward?
A: Yeah. He left a great impression on us at our position. We have big shoes to fill because hes a tough running back and he did all of the things necessary for the Giants to win games. He had two Super Bowls while he was here. So he left a great impression on us to come behind and follow.
Q: How long is it going to take for you and the offensive line to feel comfortable with each other to be like the bell cow?
A: Not long because we have a good chemistry and those guys are going to do what they need to do. They want to win just as bad as I want to win and when you have everybody on the field giving their all and wanting to win and doing all the right things that they need to do you get great results. I dont think it will take long for us to get accustomed to working together and knowing what theyre going to do and being able to anticipate their next move.
RB Andre Brown
Q:As a guy whos going to get a handful of carries, does it make you want to work harder?
A:Yeah. I still feel like Ive got a lot to prove and first I just want to have a healthy season and then go out there and just be productive and help this team win games and championships and thats what its all about.
Q:How big of a presence was Ahmad Bradshaw?
A:Being around Ahmad and Brandon early in my career, speaking up as a leader and now as me being more of a vocal leader is kind of like because those guys did most of the talking leadership wise and they carried the leadership of the room and Im the oldest guy in the room now and its like Ive got to become more of a vocal leader and make sure the young boys know Michael knows the plays and the protections and I go over with him and making sure that he knows the steps and stuff like that. I guess Im finally mature enough where I can step into that role and be a very effective leader.
Q:Has it been a difficult adjustment?
A:I had it before in college. I always had it, but I wasnt a vocal leader when I first came into the NFL. I just kind of sat back, took notes, listened and ended up repeating what the guys were saying to me in my younger days. Listening and just repeating. Thats it.
Q:After all youve gone through, did you take the chance to sit back and enjoy last year at all?
A:Not really because it ended on a disappointing note and because I got hurt and I couldnt really It wasnt enjoying anything because as a competitor you still want to go out there and looking forward to making the playoffs and be coming back because I was on the IR where I could come back and play and that would have made the season if I could have come back and played in a playoff game. I really showed that I could be productive even after having the injury like that. I had my highs and my lows. Theres some stuff to look back on and I say that was good and then there was some stuff like injuries that Im just like, Ive just got to finish the season and be healthy for a whole year.
Q:Whats your confidence level going into the season?
A:Obviously, OTAs, youre working and youre fine tuning your craft right now with details, the routes and making sure your pass protection is going well and running the ball, making sure your alignment into the holes is good. Im really anxious to get out there and get some pads on and hit somebody. Theres a lot of buildup for that, but Im looking forward to this season. I just go out here, work hard and getting ready for the field.
Q:Are you and David Wilson similar or different?
A:Were totally different types of backs. David is an explosive young back and I feel that we compliment each other well because Im a big back and I run down hill and Dave can scat and take it outside. Id much rather him have a sweep than me. I think thats whats going to be a good one-two punch with us complimenting each other. "


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Anybody who thought USA was kidding about getting into comedy programming is thinking again today: the network's upfront-season slate has a robust comedy development piece. New projects include talent like Amy Poehler (producing Difficult People, starring Billy on the Street ambush comics Billy Eichner and Julie Klausner, and produced in-house), Legally Blonde writer Karen McCullah (Love the One You're With) and off-Broadway darlings Jonathan Tolins and Michael Urie (Majordomo). The drama slate is led by a "cast-contingent" pickup for a new dramedy set in an American government compound in a Middle Eastern country; both the country and the series are called Stanistan. Among the drama series being developed: Brand, about a smalltown pastor and recovering addict competing with a megachurch down the road (the show is produced by Jodei Foster); Colony, a show from Lost creator Carlton Cuse about a Los Angeles occupied by aliens; and a new one from Anonymous Content called Mr. Robot about a young man with an autism-like disorder who works for a cybersecurity firm. "This slate represents the next generation of originals at USA, with a focus on dramas that are more serialized, provocative and culturally resonant," said
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It was the death and unceremonious disposal of a guinea pig that sparked a business plan for Jane Bogust.
Hearing about the burial of the animal in a disused tea bag box left her thinking there had to be a better, more dignified way to say goodbye to family pets.
"The guinea pig didn't fit in the box very well," Bogust said. "It wasn't very nice and my friend and her son were a bit distressed by it."
Following a year of product development, Rest In Pets was launched this week.
Founded by Bogust and husband Mat, the start-up has created a three-size range of biodegradable, cardboard animal coffins suitable for pets ranging from mice and birds to cats, rabbits and, of course, guinea pigs.
There are also urns for animals' ashes.
Prices range from $20 to $60, depending on size, and each casket comes with a photo frame and grave marker.
Rest in Pets began a crowd-funding campaign on the United States-based Kickstarter website this week.
The couple hope to raise at least $11,000 through the campaign, enabling them them to take their products, which will be manufactured in China, to market.
Kickstarter allows members of the public to contribute funds to projects online.
Those who pledge money to Rest in Pets will receive product in return, such as a small casket for backers pledging $20 or more, to an urn for those pledging $30 or more.
More than $1,500, from 30 backers, had been raised through the campaign by yesterday afternoon.
While pet caskets are far from new, Bogust reckons the design and price of Rest in Pets' products will set them apart from the competition.
"Unless you want to pay a lot of money for wooden caskets, there isn't really much around that is affordable," she said.
"Who's going to want to put a guinea pig in a wooden casket?"
Mat, a cardboard packaging designer by trade who already runs another business, Think Packaging, designed the caskets and urns.
Bogust said the company, which worked with Auckland business incubator The Icehouse during its development phase, would focus initially on the New Zealand market.
But there was scope for taking the products to international markets if the Kickstarter campaign raised enough cash.
Even the local market is lucrative, Kiwis spending about $1.6 billion on their pets each year, according to research by the New Zealand Companion Animal Council.
The Rest in Pets product range does not include caskets large enough for dogs, but Bogust said pooch-sized coffins might be created if demand for them existed.
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Five-story Mayfair apartment complex gains ground in Wauwatosa
Plan Commission approves plan over residents' objections
A five-story, 134-unit apartment proposal at 2100 N. Mayfair Road was approved over the vehement objections of neighborhood residents who crowded the room at this week's Plan Commission meeting.
Revisions made after the project's first appearance at a December meeting did not appease homeowners and residents who will share an alley with the building. Nor did the revisions satisfy others on 106th and 107th streets south of North Avenue who fear increased traffic, blocked sunlight, and a changed character to the neighborhood.
The project was approved on a 4-1 vote, with Alderwoman Kathleen Causier voting "no."
The discussion had themes in common with debates over earlier projects that have placed large-scale housing complexes near or amid quiet neighborhoods as the city pursues high-density redevelopment in an effort to expand its tax base.
More than half the site is a cement slab, with the north portion of it occupied by a square, brown office building. Developer John Czarnecki said he planned to spend $20 million on the project, and that the value of the site would increase from about $1 million today to $17 million, with a commensurate boost in property taxes.
A tough site
The site lies just north of U.S. Highway 45, tucked beside the northbound off-ramp onto Mayfair Road. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation, as part of the Zoo Interchange Project, removed a driveway into the property, leaving the alley to the east of it, off Garfield, as the sole method of access.
That alone was enough to astonish some neighbors.
"This is unbelievable that you're even considering this," said Roger Peterson, who lives on 106th Street. "I mean, you can't run that traffic through that subdivision, not with all these kids."
"My biggest concern is the safety of our alley," said Adam Hammelman, of 107th Street. "All the traffic that they have coming out is going to be funneled directly at my garage, where I'm going to have children, trying to get get them safely in and out of my garage, and it still scares me to death."
Also, the mass of five, and in some places six, stories looming over the neighborhood; the narrow alley, nominally 20 feet wide, but, according to neighbors, narrower than that; the problem of snow removal; and the coming and going of as many as 200 cars were the persistent concerns of neighbors.
After the reaction at December's meeting, Czarnecki and Gene Guszkowski, of AG Architecture, proposed expanding the alley by four feet from its entrance point on the north to the entrances to the building's parking lot; moving a wing of the building from a point flush with the alley to the west side of the site, along Mayfair Road; placing a stop sign for cars leaving the parking lot; putting a service bay and entrance at the south end of the site; and covering much of the building walls with vines.
A traffic study commissioned by the developer said that the intersection of Garfield and the "backage road," presumably the alley, "is expected to continue to operate similar to existing conditions under uncontrolled conditions" in the presence of the apartment complex.
Shaded yards
The shadow the building would cast isn't consistent with the city's character, one resident suggested.
"Wauwatosa is known as a city of homes, trees, gardens," said Sonja Cox, a resident of 107th Street. "Our lots are narrow and long. We have no green space between our houses. Our only green space that we can enjoy is our backyards. We have used that area for play, for barbecues, for our gardens, and I'm concerned about the height of this building and blocking out the sun."
Guszkowski put up a slide that showed trees providing heavy shade to a backyard, and said the building would have little effect on a yard shaded by trees.
Resident Rose Moylan said it was insulting to compare trees to the "monstrosity" planned.
Opposing views on growth
Hammelman said the quality of the city wasn't dependent on development.
While economic growth was significant, he said, "all growth is not necessary or needed. A city is not made great by the amount of taxes we can take in; it's not made great by heavily dense, overpopulated areas; it's not made great by ignoring responsibilities to our heritage and origins founded by close-knit, caring and established neighborhoods."
Plan Commissioner Michael Goetz said he sympathized with the neighbors, but "if we deny this use, I think we're going to watch that parcel flounder for years."
"Tosa's changing," Goetz said, noting that Mayfair Road is dense, commercial, and the site is close to the mall, which is growing with the addition of Nordstrom. "Traffic is going to keep getting more intense in that area. It's a good thing."
Reluctant support
Commission members Jody Lowe, Angela Mullooly, and Mayor Kathy Ehley all expressed reservations but finally voted in favor of the plan.
Ehely said she had spent hours studying the alley and the neighborhood and was "very conflicted." She expressed a need for a larger look at transportation and solutions to the growing traffic the city is generating, at some point in the future.
Causier, who represents the district, said she couldn't vote against her constituents.
The Plan Commission's vote granted a change of zoning and recommended approval of the preliminary plan for the project. Conditions attached to the approval included a speed limit in the alley of 15 mph, the installation of the stop sign, resolving stormwater concerns, painted lane lines in the alley, and a plan for snow removal, among other things.
The proposal will be the subject of a public hearing March 18.
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Real Name: Jeffrey Digman
Nicknames: No known nicknames
Location: San Diego, California
Date: January 22, 1989
Details: Jeffrey Digman was a United States Marine stationed in Puerto Rico. While he was at a house he owned in San Diego watching football on January 22, 1989, he was shot to death in his bedroom. The authorities ruled it a suicide, but his family noticed there was enough evidence to suggest that he was actually murdered by an unknown intruder. Their evidence revealed that the trajectory of the bullet would have required him to lean sideways away from the bed in the process of shooting. Blood trailing down from his ear suggests he was upright for at least six seconds after the shooting. His parents suspect he was murdered because he had too much information about drug abuse in the Marine Corps, as well as the fact that Puerto Rico is a checkpoint for narcotics that get imported from South America to North America by way of the Caribbean Basin. Like many Marines, Digman owned a "green book", a green hardcover book with blank pages that Marines use as their journal. Digman's green book was found to have pages ripped from it, furthering the speculation that he was murdered in order to be silenced. A Navy investigator has determined the motive for death to be "inconclusive".
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May Focus is on Health, Fitness and Travel
For those who are unable to travel, pull out your sneakers and gym clothes! May is also Health and Fitness Month. When we feel flustered or stressed, we often go to our food cravings, like cookies or ice cream. Instead, we should focus on physical activities. Don't bother waiting for the elevator to come, take the stairs. Incorporate walks into your daily rhythm. This month, we have some exciting, no-sweat events scheduled throughout the County! We have yoga sessions and sit-to-be-fit-classes. Visit the Wellness web page for more information.
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Cars were bumper to bumper on the Tullamarine Freeway yesterday afternoon, as the Easter exodus began. The Easter weekend is one of the busiest times of the year for Melbourne Airport.
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The mass annual Easter exodus hit a crescendo shortly before 5pm in Melbourne yesterday.
City roads were gridlocked, thousands of people queued at Melbourne Airport and residents of coastal towns across Victoria braced for the onslaught.
Families desperate to escape to the beach clogged Monash Freeway, with traffic bumper to bumper from Burke Road to the Bolte Bridge.
Florentino Desensi, a traffic management officer with VicRoads, said there were also traffic jams on the Tullamarine Freeway, with cars banked up from the Pascoe Vale Road exit to the start of the Calder Freeway. He said late afternoon on Thursday was when traffic on the roads was at its peak over the Easter long weekend. "People pick up their kids from school and just go."
Airport spokeswoman Brooke Lord said Easter was one of the busiest periods at Tullamarine. She said crowds at the airport seemed to be up on previous Easters because the holiday fell earlier in the year and people were taking advantage of the warm weather.
Kate Lascelles and Mark Adams were stranded at the airport for four hours after narrowly missing their flight to Hobart yesterday afternoon. "We want to try and get away from the Easter hordes by going camping and hiking in a national park," said Ms Lascelles, 31, of Eltham. "It's not a happy feeling to be waiting here so long, but we've done a few things together, so by no means has it been stressful."
Tasmanian Al Grigg, 40, also had a long wait at the airport - five hours for a flight to Launceston.
"I don't fly very often, but there are a lot of people here. It's Easter, so you can expect that," he said.
Meanwhile, canny locals from coastal towns across Victoria spent yesterday stocking up on supplies before the tourist invasion. Cowes resident and Bass Coast Shire councillor Kelly Simrajh said the population of Phillip Island was likely to swell from 6000 to 35,000 during the holiday break. "Phillip Island is a holiday resort; 70 per cent of the homes are holiday homes," Cr Simrajh said. "That's what we are geared up for - it's what makes the island go round."
Cr Simrajh said locals tended to go into hiding during the long weekend. "If you want takeaway you have to wait for two hours, and you just can't get near the newsagent to buy the Sunday papers - they will be sold out by 10.30am. We owned the general store for eight years and no matter how many newspapers or bread and milk we had, we just couldn't keep up."
The population of the Surf Coast Shire, which includes the holiday resort towns of Lorne, Torquay, Jan Juc, Winchelsea and Anglesea, grows from 15,000 to 65,000 during peak holiday periods such as Christmas and Easter.
Surf Coast Tourism co-ordinator Simon Loone said accommodation across the region was heavily booked, although there were still some vacancies.
Apart from the surf and, hopefully, the sun, events such as the Rip Curl Pro World at Bells Beach and the Lions' Easter Arts show and Quilt and Craft show at Lorne are also likely to attract thousands to the surf coast over Easter.
"There is always a buzz around Torquay when the Rip Curl is in town. It definitely brings a lot of spectators," Mr Loone said. "If the surf's on, it's all on."
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Tell us a little bit about your sound — how you would describe it?
Country with a soulful feel. The last album was bright and happy and I hope the next will be more edgy.
Describe your onstage style.
A little bit country and a little rock-and-roll. Something soft with something hard. I like contrast.
What's your favorite song on the album? What makes you love it so much?
"Hide Your Matches." The melody and lyrics are amazing. Its one of the most mature tracks on the record and throughout the year I've matured so much I can relate to it better.
Do you have any pre-performance rituals or lucky items that you always wear to perform?
I warm my voice up. And I love hot tamales and tea. I also love to wear rings on my right hand.
Who are other female artists you love — the girls you'd put on your own rock hot list?
Katy Perry, Carrie Underwood, Pink, Stevie Nicks, and Linda Ronstadt.
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My husband went to the Houston quilt show with me last year - it was his first show, and he got to see longarms. He saw a computerized one, and said "That's not quilting, that's manufacturing!"
I think it kind of depersonalizes the end result somewhat, although the end result often turns out much better than my hands could manage...
She looks for wool and flax And works with her hands in delight.
I have an HQ 16, but not the ProStitcher. Were funds available, it may be fun to try. But I also enjoy doing the FMQ. What fun!
Be a blessing to others, as you may entertain angels unaware!
I have a mid-arm and don't have the computer aid but wish I did. My grandson quilts beautifully on the machine, but I only quilt my own quilts.
I choose to give my life away for things that last forever
I just got my pro-stitcher installed onto my HQ 16 today. I was at work while my husband was hooking it up so I haven't had a chance to play with it yet, hopefully tomorrow. I start working at noon to 4 or 5, so sometime before or after.
A friend of mine just won a ribbon for best computerized quilting - she doesnt even have a computer on her longarm. Some judge determined it was entered in the wrong category!
I am a computerized quilter and believe there is plenty of "art" and skill involved in doing computerized quilting. We have the Intelliquiter on our APQS Millenium. It takes "art" to select the right pattern to enhance NOT overpower the piecing or fabrics a client or myself have chosen. And it takes skill to use all the many possibilities Intelliquilter offers for modification and manipulation of designs. I spent 45 hours in private lessons with Suzanne Moreno learning about Intelliquilter and the creator Zoltan keeps coming up with even better features all the time with FREE updates. I like computerized quilting so much I am taking another 45 hour set of private lessons with her to learn digitizing so I can create my own designs. Karen McTavish has many digitized designs for sale for computerized quilting. Why must we always be tearing down someone else's style or method. I don't put down those who who hand quit, freehand longarm nor those who fmq. Creativity is creativity no matter how it comes about.
Cheryl Robinson
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It is not easy to get those computer things perfect. It is a whole other skill set.
THAT being said--I bought a used HQ16 that does not even have a stitch regulator. I just wanted to do my own quilts and I do ALOT. I have done a few for close friends and they think they are beautiful.
If money were not an object, I would have a Avante with a computer. I would build a business. I believe is paying
cash for things so that is not happening.
I am so very grateful I could afford this used set up and have the room for it. I can get quilts done quickly and sent off to the charity of my choice. I LOVE not having to baste. So many people trade up as soon as a newer model comes out. You can find some good deals used for sure.
I have a TL 18 LS and just added the Quilt Magician to it a couple months ago. I love it! I bought Pro Q Designer software a couple weeks ago so that I can create my own designs and edit purchased ones.
I appreciate that some don't believe it is quilting. But do you think your great grandmother who only had needle and thread would say that stitching with a treadle OR electric sewing machine would not be "real" quilting? Progress ladies and gentlemen, progress. And also, just because one has a computerized system doesn't mean that one does not still do "true" FMQ.
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Over heating Diesel
I have a friend who is cruising and recently experienced some overheating issues with his Perkins 4-108 while heading from Sawyer Key to Key West. He indicated he'd checked the impeller, the raw water strainer, exhaust and even cleaned his heat exchanger. The problem seemed to go away, but he was curious as to what else he could have checked. I indicated I would post his question, so thanks to anyone that can provide some insight. He also said that he had on a couple of occassions found crab pot lines tanled around his keel and prop.
other items to check re overheating on Perkins 4.108
I too have a Perkins 4.108 on my Little Harbor 38. The other two items to consider checking would be the thermostat to make sure it opens at the rated temperature (do this on a stove, placing the removed thermostat in a pot of water with a cooking thermometer) and check and / or replace the temperature sender. What you listed as done probably fixed the problem, but if not, these are to two remaining items I can think of to look into.
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I concur with Rob on his advice. The thermostat is often the culprit - especially on boats that sit for long periods in salt water. On engines that do not get flushed, barnacles have a tendency to grow inside the housing around the thermostat. Here's a picture of barnacles growing inside a thermostat housing cover. The barnacles can impede the opening of the thermostat, thus causing the engine to run hotter that it should. "Salt never sleeps" :)
I have a Westerbeke 4-107 which is a Perkins "marinized" by Westerbeke. I don't know if this applies to the 4-108, but I had an overheat problem last summer. It turned out to be the oil cooler heat exchanger which had clogged with old disintegrated zincs. This engine has 3 heat exchangers, the main fresh water cooling, a transmission fluid cooler, and the direct oil cooler. If any one of them restricts water flow the engine overheats. Normally I would notice this in the amount of water in the exhaust (my boat exhausts out the side, above the water) but it had been bad since I bought the boat and I thought it was normal (until it was fixed). I guess this is a tribute to the safety factor that was built into the heat disposal design.
We just had a great discussion on the Morgan board reguarding this subject. One new thing that came out for most was that the 4-108 needs to be blead. Not many of the participants were awear that after bleeeding the system properly another 1/2 gallon of anti freeze mixture will be necessary. Check out the archives for spacifics.
Thanks to all for replying. As of now it appears that cleaning the heat exchanger solved the problem although he is going to check the thermostat.
Alot of very respectable answers here to which I would like to add cavatation,and possible head and or gasket problems but you would probly notice more loss of cooling fluid or cooling in with the oil resulting in a creamy color on your engine oil dipstick, none of which should be taken lightly,find the problem!
good luck Brad
Check the mixing elbow, that's the piece where the raw water enters the engine exhaust flow. Usually the exhaust is a rubber hose after the mixing elbow. Mixing elbows have a rough and relatively short life and if they get plugged up, it doesn't matter how clean your heat exchanger is, there will not be sufficient raw water to exchange the heat.
Back Pressure!!!
Excessive back pressure can cause loss of power and overheating.
Following up on the previous post by 'P32'. Back pressure due to corrosion or carbon in the exhaust outlet/mixing elbow is often a culprit. The elbow should be checked as part of annual or bi-annual maintenance. Another cause of excessive back pressure can be the exhaust hose or the exhaust outlet. Assuming that things are properly constucted initally something like an overheating episode can cause the exhaust hose to partailly collapse and raise back pressure. Changing trim of the vessel can bury the exhaust port on certain points of sail and increase back pressure.
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April 7, 2014
By Kiley Roache
Nazareth Academy
Ian Somerhalder visited Chicago on Sunday for "The Vampire Diaries" convention, which was held at the Hyatt Regency in Schaumburg. If you don't watch the show, Somerhalder plays Damon Salvatore on the CW drama.
Fan or not, you may not know that the actor has his own foundation, appropriately called the Ian Somerhalder Foundation. Founded nearly four years ago, the IS Foundation "aims to empower, educate and collaborate with people and projects to positively impact the planet and its creatures."
Earlier this week, he found time during his hectic "Vampire Diaries" shooting schedule to answer our questions via email.
You're a busy guy! How do you balance your work for IS with shooting "The Vampire Diaries" … and more?
Breathe. Smile. Repeat. All of us are busier than ever with overflowing access to global information … this tends to create layers of high density personal stress. There is a delicate but necessary balance between allowing our passions to propel us continuously forward while still taking substantial amounts of time to be quiet and reflect. I greatly enjoy utilizing the maximum allotted hours in a day to create change, connect with others and work on my craft, but I also make sure to schedule time away in nature. Immersing myself into the wilderness is the easiest way to re-center and breathe oxygen back into my passions.
When you aren't working, what would we find you doing?
With the erratic shooting schedule, I find every nook and cranny of free time in my schedule to connect with like-minded change makers, learn from those with differing viewpoints and surround myself with love. Whether it's the love of my animals at home, or my friends and family, being enveloped by love is the most empowering, tranquilizing and centering place to be for me.
What inspired you to start the IS Foundation?
I hit my absolute apex of vulnerability when I returned to my home state of Louisiana during the gulf oil spill disaster and witnessed mass devastation to every demonstration of life surrounding me—from grass, trees, bayous, insects, to animals and people. Overcome with a raw true sense of helplessness, I knew I never wanted to feel this way again. As I surveyed the echoing voices around me, I realized there were countless others who were just as impassioned and were ready to make some serious changes . We united as a family of international change-makers that soon were known as the IS Foundation.
If you were to describe the goal of the Ian Somerhalder Foundation in three words what would they be?
Empower. Unite. Change.
Are there any moments that stand out as your biggest victories as part of IS foundation?
The greatest victory for us has been the remarkably diverse, robustly strong, and vigorously passionate tapestry that has been woven together by the united voices of the ISF family. The people that comprise this family of change-makers never stop astounding me. Overflowing with love, compassion, and readiness, they are the true beacons of hope for this planet. Their unison is by far our greatest collective victory.
With all the environmental problems that exist, working for sustainability can seem like an uphill battle. What would you tell teens who are worried they won't be able to make an impact?
This is where our understanding of our inevitable macro and micro interconnection is crucial… Just as many of our global issues are interdependent and interconnected, so are many of our solutions. By being part of the solution for just one issue needing change, you are a catalyst for a vast interwoven series of changes. When we vote with our dollar, our consumer choices, and ultimately our voice, we generate a ripple effect that carries a vibration far beyond what we believe is our reach.
On a lighter note, you'll be in Chicago again next weekend for "The Vampire Diaries" convention. Any favorite restaurants or sights you like to visit?
Chicago is a beautiful city with incredible food, but what I look forward to visiting most there are the people.
When you're traveling, what are three things you MUST have in your bag?
Some kind of snack—I'm ALWAYS hungry…a good book I can dive into on the plane… and crazy enough I usually have a can of cat food just in case I spot a hungry friend in need.
What are you most likely to forget to pack?
I've gotten pretty good at packing over the years … it's more of an art form now!
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Washington Post TV critic Hank Stuever reported "Valentine's Day was a week ago, but MSNBC's Chris Matthews has belatedly gifted a particular former president with a mash note - strike that, a one-hour special called 'President of the World: The Bill Clinton Phenomenon,'" which airs tonight, somehow equating Clinton with Washington and Lincoln. Stuever explained:
Matthews, aided by the likes of Terry McAuliffe, Mary Steenburgen and various biographers, remarks again and again how smart Clinton is, how generous, how famous, how friendly, how productive. Perhaps this special is some sort of MSNBC covert-op to cause paralytic apoplexy over there on the right? The kind of people who still keep the Starr Report at the ready?... The not-very-sub subtext of "President of the World" is a nostalgic grieving for the glory of the Clinton years.
The Post critic found this line was typical:
"Bill Clinton's position in the world continues to grow. He's part dignitary, part humanitarian, part politician, part international statesman, and somehow, greater than them all," he intones. (Italics his.)
Stuever isn't really interested in rehashing the Clinton presidency, but he thinks Matthews isn't really working to plumb the depths of Clinton's post-presidency:
The real story - glossed over and merely admired here - is how Clinton discovered previously uncharted territories of fame and motivates other celebrities to do their saintly best. There is also an unforgettable narrative about a marriage here, but the name Hillary Clinton barely comes up, except in the context of his role in her 2008 presidential campaign or how his travels often pave a way for her diplomatic efforts as (you may have heard) secretary of state.
Ever cooperative, Clinton grants Matthews interviews and permission to tag along for a few days. Nothing new is revealed or reflected upon, except how good he feels at 64, and what a charge he gets out of globe-trotting. We learn little of the partnerships and financial underpinnings of the nonprofit Clinton Global Initiative and its philanthropic offshoots. We get little insight into Clinton's daily life as a millionaire VIP.
Nobody in the press seems interested in whether the William J. Clinton Foundation and its donor list of foreign fat cats represents any conflict of interest for the Secretary of State. But one hidden subtext in this fawning special is how Matthews might be doing some form of liberal penance for being a harsh critic of Clinton's sexual misbehavior on Hardball (then on CNBC) in 1998.
Stuever also failed to contrast this special with the much harsher Matthews special last year on "The Rise of the New Right." He can only say this fawning is a little too early:
"President of the World" triggers another thought: We need more time apart, him and us. Bill Clinton is too young - and too alive - for anyone to make a good one-hour special about, just yet. Matthews has merely made a promotional film for someone who isn't running for anything.


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My five packages arrived today (Don't you love how the post office calls you at 6:01 AM)
I had written down on my calendar that they wouldn't come until next week.... apparently I had written it down wrong because when I called they said, "ah, no, we didn't send them early." All that said, it is 40 degrees here in northwestern Illinois with wind gusts up to 40 mph and snow expected tonight. The weather is not expected to improve until Monday. (65 degrees!) Yikes! I called R Weavers and they said just keep them in a 60 degree room and keep spritzing them with sugar syrup and that they should be OK. Mind you, they've been in the packages now 4 days! Will they be OK? Any suggestions? They look fine now but three more days seems like an eternity.
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28 February 2013 , 3:57 PM by Katie Lalor
It's Australia's unofficial national anthem and has been recorded more than 700 times in almost every imaginable genre. On 666 Afternoons, Alex Sloan explored the history of Waltzing Matilda (from the very first recording in 1926 to now) with Recorded Sound Archivist from the NFSA Graham Wilson. He says you can track the history of Australia's popular music through the different versions of the song. It's a great interview, have a listen:
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I pretty sure that Graham would have this one, but just in case I submit this pidgen/kriole version by Ali Mills - Waltjim Bat Matilda. I think it sounds as good or better than the English version.
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AUSTIN, Texas — If anyone knows social networking, it is Christopher Poole. As founder of message board site 4chan, Poole, aka "moot," maintains a community of 12 million unique visitors every month, who come to swap images, launch memes, talk trash and raise hell.
[eventbug id="sxsw2011″]But at a conference buzzing about location-aware apps and social-networking platforms, South by Southwest keynoter Poole presented his latest venture, Canvas, as a fairly simple website that lets people play with pictures and create online.
It's not exactly a new 4chan, but it's not a Facebook killer, either.
Wired.com caught up with Poole following Sunday's keynote here to get his take on why online communities are important, what helps them grow and why not everyone should rush to build platforms.
Wired.com: You basically presented your keynote as four things you learned from 4chan. Are those are things the web in general could learn?
Christopher Poole: Absolutely. For the longest time, the way that I had understood 4chan was this idea that the lack of an archive made the content really ephemeral and it took me a while but I finally realized that that's just totally wrong. I don't have a statistic on this, but I think a friend did this once where he'd been scraping the site for pictures and found that actually like 90 percent of what's been posted on the Random board had been posted before, so it's not like that's what's fleeting. And that's part of how meme generation works, is that things are just posted over and over. It's just something that resonates with the community.
For a lot of people, 4chan is their tree house — they go there to hang out. You can actually see the culture shift with time zone. Seeing how threads unwind and unravel is just a thrill and you can't really share that magic.
To relate it to a real-world experience, it's like a drive-in movie theater. There are better ways to experience movies, but the drive-in movie theater is a thing. It's like Rocky Horror Picture Show or Harry Potter, where you have a richer movie-going experience when you share it with people who are passionate. That's what we need more of online, not just engagement as addiction, but creating these thrilling experiences that people want to be a part of.
Wired.com: That's what's interesting about 4chan. It's very bare-bones but it created an experience that people were looking for.
Poole: Well, I don't think it created it, the community did. The software itself is wholly unimpressive. There's no search, no archive, no tags.
Wired.com: Does that maybe force people to engage, knowing that they can't pick up a conversation if they miss it?
Poole: Yeah, I think people complain about that sometimes. One of the things that prompted me to start thinking about Canvas was that a lot of people say forums are really stale and stagnant. There aren't many sites like 4chan where you can pop in every hour and see all new stuff. And this is something I should have mentioned in the presentation. Because there's no structural barrier to joining 4chan, the community is really dynamic; for every five people that leave, five new people join, bringing their perspective and culture. A lot of other communities get set in their ways.
Wired.com: So, tell us a little bit about Canvas.
Poole: I raised $625,000 to start the company last year. And I recruited this great team. So we're four people, in New York. I started out thinking that forums are broken, message boards haven't changed in 10 or more years. I began thinking of what it was that it solves for me and it's that I get to talk to strangers about stuff.
So we started thinking about how we love images and we love this idea of play. In addition to that, we also started thinking about the topics I covered in the [SXSW keynote], like fluid identity, creative mutation and playing with media and manipulating things. Then we thought of how to put all these things into a product. The idea wasn't to do 4chan 2.0 but to kind of repackage all the best of that and play around with new ideas.
Wired.com: What are the next steps for Canvas? What's the business plan?
Poole: The decision to do a venture-backed startup was that I know what it's like to start a company with no resources, if you can call 4chan a company, so this a new experience. I like learning new things. To learn what it's like to raise money and hire employees and manage employees and build a real startup is that.
Being strapped with a lack of resources isn't really something I wanted to do again. But being venture-backed means that people gave me money because they think it will make them money. There are some ideas we've been bouncing around as far as monetization. There's such an emphasis now placed on eyeballs and traction and I think it's pretty terrible, because when they try to monetize, there's a backlash.
So, we would be looking to introduce things sooner rather than later. We don't want to just have display ads. We want to add value, to charge something for a service. We want them to feel like they're getting something.
Wired.com: Everything here at SXSW this year seems to be apps, apps, apps. Particularly social-networking apps. Is there something that those app designers can learn from the web's experience with community?
Poole: I don't know of any examples where people have built interesting communities in apps. I think it's much easier to build a community on the web and then make the app an extension of that. Even Foursquare has a massive website, but it's more of a platform. We're not building a platform — we're building a community. The way you experience Canvas is entirely dependent on who's on Canvas and what's being posted, whereas with Foursquare and Twitter it's a much more closed, silo experience — you follow your friends and they follow you.
Wired.com: Are you a fan of apps? Do you have a lot?
Poole: No, I have like 10. [Holds up iPhone.] The appification of the web has not happened on my phone.
Wired.com: Anything we forgot to ask?
Poole: At conferences like this, and this kind of feeds into the app thing, but now everyone is focusing on scaling and APIs and building platforms. I think people have gotten carried away with this. People credit the success of Facebook and Twitter and Foursquare; well, Foursquare still has a long way to go, but with this idea that they became content-agnostic, that they became platforms.
I think that people forget that it was a long time in their history before they got there. For a long time, Facebook was totally closed. Instagram is a great example of an app that blew up and only recently released an API. They built this great product but they have this great community using it. I think they're one good example of an app that has cultivated a culture. You should focus on building a product worth scaling. So few companies get to that point. People don't properly prioritize those things. Nail the user experience first.


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