 |
|
| FriendFeed is the easiest way to share online. Learn more » |
Logan Hart › Comments
Hey, need cookware suggestions. We have weird teflon coated stuff right now, but the coating is coming off and we'd like something better. We're hoping to buy it at BB&B, but that's not super important. Thoughts?
For instance, is Emerilware good stuff?
- Jordan Hofker
I don't know about Emerilware but I would recommend you get some nice non-stick Calphalon stuff. Lifetime warranty FTW :)
- Nate
My mom looked into Emerilware stuff, but read quite a few places that if it gets too hot, it can explode. Something to do with the composition of it. I don't remember what she got, but I know Calphalon was one that she looked at
- Logan Hart
Also, make sure to take advantage of all the BB&B coupons you can get your hands on. They'll stack (even though it says 1 per item, per trip) and take old, expired ones. If you need one, I think I have an old 20% off one sitting around somewhere.
- Logan Hart
We're looking at some Kitchenaid stuff right now. We're kind of scared of the non-stick coatings now :-/
- Jordan Hofker
You shouldn't be scared of nice non-stick stuff. As long as you take care of it, that coating isn't going to come off.
- Nate
We only use plastic and wood utensils and I hand wash all of the pots and pans. I don't know how else to take care of it. :-(
- Jordan Hofker
Spanglish - http://www.netflix.com/Movie...
 |
You should probably remove this from your list...
- Jordan Hofker
I always refused to watch it, but two friends convinced me it was a decent movie. I guess we'll see.
- Logan Hart
They are lying to you.
- Jordan Hofker
Don't listen to Jordan, he liked Ultraviolet :) (I haven't seen this movie though, so I have no idea how it is)
- Ryan Versaw
It's a movie that tries way too hard to be a non-standard romantic comedy, but light on the comedy and romance. Prepare to get something unexpected.
- Stolee
If I prepared, wouldn't I expect it then?
- Logan Hart
Leatherheads - http://www.netflix.com/Movie...
 |
Is this any good? I mean, I'll find out tomorrow, but I'd like to know anyway.
- Jordan Hofker
How'd this turn out? My queue is getting low, even with High School Musical in there
- Logan Hart
I get it today, I think.
- Jordan Hofker
His Theory? Color Chaos - http://www.nytimes.com/2008...
 |
sean808080, Paula Hawk, Dean Blithe and 15 other people liked this
"Barely an inch of this home, which has been a work in progress since Mr. McLauchlin and Mr. Schultz bought it in 2001, is without color and decoration. Much of it is in mosaics of ceramic and glass. A vintage wrought-iron outdoor table and chairs are purple and yellow; one side of the house has been painted purple, then decorated with a mural of what appears to be an Eastern goddess held aloft by a playful, familiar-looking cherub. Mr. McLauchlin, an assemblage artist who makes furniture, decorative objects and jewelry, is also bright with colors when he comes out to greet his guest. A short man with a beard, he resembles one of the benign hairy creatures in an Edward Koren cartoon. He wears a Buddha T-shirt over his jeans, rainbow-striped socks and leopard-print shoes."
- RAPatton
The first pic is strangely attractive despite all the colors, the others? not so much
- Lindsey is Fierce!
That would drive me nuts.
- Jordan Hofker
That can't be relaxing
- Logan Hart
My head hurts. It's like Pushing Daisies times ten.
- Derrick
Yeah. On the one hand, I find it all very pretty and I appreciate all the hard, good work that's gone into the space. On the other hand, I think I'd have a hard time focusing and relaxing there.
- ♥patricia♥
He is accomplishing his goal at a minimum:)
- Roney Smith
Lindsey, that first pic for me it's the ceiling; wow, great ceiling. The rest... it is sensory overload for me. In bits and pieces, it would rock. All at once, it makes me eyes hurt.
- Michael W. May
i like them, and would like to be able to live like that but reality is that it would set me on edge. i have a lot of (bright) colors in my house, and wanted more,but when we did it. i became...angry.
- Admiral Anika
what a fantastic home!
- Thomas Hawk
Up speed needs to be faster on my connection. Photos take forever to upload.
I usually just queue them up before I leave for a few hours, otherwise it seems like I just sit there and watch the progress bar stand still.
- Logan Hart
High School Musical - http://www.netflix.com/Movie...
 |
Really? (again)
- Jordan Hofker
Nope, it's a trap.
- Logan Hart
High School Musical 2 - http://www.netflix.com/Movie...
 |
Really, Logan? :-P
- Nate
Really?
- Jordan Hofker
Haha, strictly an addition for my younger cousins. Movie night this weekend. I figured I'd catch some grief.
- Logan Hart
7 years ago today my boss alerted me to the horrors. We ran to the shared TV in the conference room, stunned, went home early, scared.
Lorena, Paul Jonas, Jered Hofker and 10 other people liked this
7 years ago today, I was at early marching band practice. Something felt "off" the whole time. It was quieter out and I hadn't seen a plane all morning. Next class I made it to was German, where we turned on the TV in time to see replays of planes smash into buildings. Then watched them fall, live; something I'll never forget. We went through the rest of the school day quiet and scared.
- Jordan Hofker
I lived in the dorms on Lackland AFB, San Antonio TX. I was off the 10th and the 11th. We were partying on the 10th well into the next morning. When I woke up on the 11th, I turned on the TV and saw the damage to the first building. Then I saw what happened to the second building 'live'. I couldn't believe it! Moments later I was called into work to man the gate in front of the our medical facility. (Used to be Security Forces now I'm Medical Admin)...
- David Cook
My wife and I had just moved across the country and I was at my new office for only the second day. A co-worker came in and said he heard something on the radio about a plane crashing into the WTC. We put on the TV in the conference room. After the first tower fell, I went home early. I don't recall being afraid, but I was certainly very sad, as well as worried for my brother in law and his wife who live in NYC.
- Tim Chemacki
7 years ago today, I was in the U.S. Navy. My family and I were driving from Michigan back to Maryland from leave. We started out after the 2nd plane hit the WTC. The towers collapsed near Toledo and United 93 went down before Cleveland. Pulled over at a rest stop and called my unit. They said to turn around and stay put in MI until things settled down.
- Steve
When I stepped out the door that morning, I was struck how blue the sky was getting and how nice it felt outside. I decided to leave the radio off on the way in. Got to work, logged in... friend comes by and says "A plane crashed in the World Trade Center." My brain immediately conjured a small plane that some how got off course. The internets were clogged and couldn't find anything specific. We pulled the big TV out from a conference room and stood there, stunned. The sky was so blue that day.
- Yolanda
...People were pouring into the gate that were deploying to various places to assist in medical treatment. People were nervous and some were even crying. Up until that day, people coming through the gate had never thanked me for what I do. I must have gotten 100+ thank you's from people comming in. I was in full protective gear and doing 100% vehicle searches. It was intense. Then 2...
more...
- David Cook
I had meningitis and had a nightmare that was in vivid shades of blue of a skyscraper collapsing and people falling. One of the people were decapitated by a girder while falling and that instantly opened my eyes. A little while later my mom called to tell me that a plane had hit one of the towers and I should turn on the TV
- RAPatton
I was first horrified, shocked and then very angry that those jerks would take innocent passengers on an airplane and drive them into unsuspecting business folks hard at work. Still passionately angry over this
- Susan Beebe
I had worked the night before, and was still in bed. The phone rang, and it was my wife (then of 2 months) telling me that I needed to turn on the TV. All I remember thinking was that, from that day on, every rule that the United States had lived under was going to change.
- Bradley McSpinn
I was on my way to work in downtown Kansas City and turned on the radio. I had to pull over to the side of the road because I started crying. I was a CS Manager at Gateway then. After a few hours we started letting people go home.
- Rev. Dr. W!cKeD Rock
I was waiting for my masters polisci class to start at Emory. A fellow student ran in asking us why we werent watching tv, so we turned on the overhead in the classroom. All I could think about was the fact that my family lived there, and none of the phones could get through. The prof forced us to turn it off and held class like it was a normal day. I have zero recollection of what he said.
- ωαřмaiden, MFA'd poet
Interesting that last year I remember posting my story on Jeremiah's blog in the comments. Now the action is on FriendFeed?
- Andrew Cafourek
i found out on an Xml mail list by a guy who could see it all. Was quite surreal. Still is.
- Steven Livingstone-Pérez
from twhirl
My brother called me in panic, he thought I was in NYC since I was travelling back and forth at the time. At first, I understood it was a small commercial aircraft, like the one how hit the Empire State a few decades ago, then I tuned in to CNN... got on the phone with everybody I knew n NYC, just to check they were ok (and probably to share the panic). I really realised what was going on like a week later...
- Fabrice Epelboin
I was working for Crosswalk.com at the time. I set up my laptop in an office with a TV and began relating information to our members in chat. We also organized a prayer vigil. The information was so unreal and a lot of our members had a hard time believing what they were seeing. It was a long day, spent most of it in chat.
- Fred Alberti
Lost some good friends 7 years ago today. Here was one of the best http://gregorytsaucedo.org/
- Mark Congiusta
I was sitting waiting for my Anthropology professor to show up at Framingham State watching the news, when the first plane hit the towers. Students trickled in like zombies, their eyes never leaving the screen, not believing what they were seeing. Next thing we were all being sent home since our school was a "possible target" up on it's high hill. I couldn't get shake the shocked feeling that I'd been on Flight 93 a few months before bound for LA... Still gives me goosebumps...
- Shannon
Seven years ago today, I was in Brisbane, Australia, in my first semester of graduate studies. I heard about the crashes when getting off the train near my apartment at about 11:00 at night. I raced home and stayed up most of the night, watching in horror (including the collapse of the second tower) and making calls home to my family in the US. It took a couple of days to get through to friends in New York City, because all the lines were jammed. Like many others, I'm sure, I just felt completely helpless.
- Bryan Person
7 years ago today I was there. I came out of the subway at Vessy Street just in time to watch the 2nd plane hit, I got hit by flying debris and wound up with a shattered knee cap. For some reason the memory of that is stronger today then any other anniversary of the day. its hard to believe it was 7 years ago
- Drew Stein
7 years ago I showed up early on my NJ consulting gig. We were cut off and working and someone came in and said "What are you doing here? A plane just hit the WTC". We ran next door to find a TV, but ended up back at hotel (client shut down). My co-worker was a new yorker and I am a former New Yorker of 13 years...went to college there...and also worked at WTC for a year. At the time, I...
more...
- Leigh Duncan-Durst
My 8:30 Com Law class at Syracuse had just been let out. I was walking through the door and an acquaintance who was in the building grabbed my shoulders in panic and told me a plane just crashed into the WTC. The magnitude of it didn't strike me immediately; I remember just walking back home in disbelief that an accident like that could happen. As I walked in to the apt, my roommates...
more...
- Michaela
I live in Canada, and I was a manager in tech support. I remember one of the techs coming to my office to tell me that he had heard that a plane crashed into one of the towers. I had a small radio in my office, so I turned it on to listen. As the events progressed, our phone queues got very quiet. I don't think I've ever felt so empty.
- Scott
I was on the train home, people on the train's phones were ringing and that's how I found out what had happened, it was surreal!
- Joe Dawson
I had taken off from Washington Dulles to Raleigh, leaving 15 minutes before AA Flight 77. I was in conference in RTP going over SIP UC architecture when cubes outside the room erupted. My girlfriend had lost her parents to an airplane crash in Indonesia in 1997, and all she knew was that I was on a business trip. Phone lines were tied up until late afternoon, I could not get in touch with her until 4PM to let her know I was OK. A horrible, traumatic day for many, many people. We cried together for weeks.
- jcunwired
It was a little after 8:50 and I was walking up to my Office building at Queens College. The library building stood at the highest point of the campus; and, from its sides, one could have a clear view of the manhattan skyline. Someone walked up that I knew and told me that a plane had just crashed into the WTC. Started working and heard that another plane had crashed. The work stopped,...
more...
- Pratik Patel
It was a little after 8:50 and I was walking up to my Office building at Queens College. The library building stood at the highest point of the campus; and, from its sides, one could have a clear view of the manhattan skyline. Someone walked up that I knew and told me that a plane had just crashed into the WTC. Started working and heard that another plane had crashed. The work stopped,...
more...
- Pratik Patel
I was working at AT&T in Mesa, AZ. I went downstairs and all the tv's were showing the footage after the first plane hit. I went back upstairs and was telling people that a plane had hit the WTC and how could somebody actually drive a plane into a building that big. Then the second plane hit. That's when all work ceased in the entire building. A little later an announcement came across...
more...
- Jason Shultz
from twhirl
Life-changing event in small, subtle but significant ways. Example: up until 9/11/01 I used to carry my cellphone in my backpack/briefcase. Didn't have my cellphone on my person when the news of 9/11 hit. Realized how important cell phone communication is (and I also had Nextel push to talk then) but only if the device is with me. From then on, I wear a phone, always.
- Bundini
I was reading the words of the first plane crash but not comprehending the news when my sister called from Germany. She asked if I understood what was going on. Then the second plane crashed and with it a feeling of tremendous sorrow.
- Cassondra Schindler
On 9-11 I was at my fraternity watching the news, saw it on TV. Called off of work and grabbed a couple of friends and ran to the Red Cross and waited in line for 5 hours to give blood.
- Mark Chandler
In Ireland. remember it well. I heard on the radio that a plane had crashed into first TT, maybe 1pm. So I turned on Sky News. We presumed it was tragic accident... at first. I couldn't watch after the Pentagon stuff, I had to go do stuff on computer on account of my nervesm, which are bad. Then my sister shouted out that the 1st tower was falling. I had to go to work: nobody did any...
more...
- john conroy
My chemistry teacher heard some commotion in the hall, left, and returned and had trouble continuing lecture. Then, the intercom announced the second plane to hit the towers, class stopped and the TV turned on.
- Stolee
7 years ago, my wife and I were living in London, having moved from New York 6 months previously. I worked at home and heard about it when my wife called from her office. I turned on the BBC and saw the Towers fall. I was a consultant then, having worked in both the World Financial Center and 7 World Trade Center for years. I was worried for friends and former colleagues, as well as for...
more...
- Will Nourse
I had a meeting in Richmond VA and drove down there that morning leaving at 7am and because I drove listening to CDs, had no idea what was going on till I got to my meeting just before 9am. Walking into the lobby, it was one of the most surreal things to see everything happening on TV screens that people had brought out into the hallways. I was supposed to fly that day so I called everyone to say that I was OK and drove back to D.C and was sent on a detour by armed Humvees/soldiers guarding the city.
- Abbas Haider Ali
I watched it with my own eyes. I heard it with my own ears. My senses were buried in it. I left NYC for good 7 months later. It greatly changed my perspective on life and what was important. My story: http://tinyurl.com/5rcmp6
- Liz Polay-Wettengel
I rarely watch television. The morning of 911, <a href="http://www.scripting.com/davenet...">Dave Winer's blog</a> reported the attack. I can't find the original post, but I think it went "Holy shit, a plane just crashed into the World Trade Center." I cut on the TV in time to see the second plane do its damage. The image of crumbling buildings is etched into my memory.
- Jay Cross
I was supposed to be in the WTC for a meeting that morning and got lucky. Wrote this letter about it a week later: http://salimismail.com/...
- Salim Ismail
Thought I would share this too - having flown from Dulles to Raleigh, three of us in the airport rented a car to get back to the DC area. We arrived back at Dulles at about 5PM or so to pick up cars, and I was absolutely stunned at how quiet it was - no people, very few cars, too surreal.
- jcunwired
7 years ago, I was living/working in Nashville. I had a 45 min commute and was listening to the radio, so towards the end I started to hear reports of a plane hitting the WTC. By the time I got to work, I was still only getting a glimpse of the bigger picture b/c it was all still developing and we didn't have a TV at the office and I was having issues getting online. So... I headed to a press check and that's when I first saw TV reports and it became clear this was no accident. Still surreal.
- Nick Ayres
I had just started high school a few weeks before. I went to my second class of the day and almost all of my classmates were talking, but I had not yet heard, and our teacher was not willing to say what she had seen. We got about 5 minutes into class before the principal made an announcement. I had no idea of the scale until I saw the video on CNN - I figured it was another Beechcraft-gone-awry incident. The rest of the day gave a pause to appreciate everything I have, and that has carried on since.
- Kiel
My first class was weight training, where we had the TV on the whole time, but to some ridiculous music channel, not anything related to news. Right at the end of the period, the music abruptly stopped and a special news bulletin mentioned that a small plane had hit the one of the towers. It sounded like a small prop plane. By the time I hit my locker and made it into the next class, the true size and nature of the plane was being disclosed and we continued to watch as the second plane hit.
- Logan Hart
I was walking between marching band and my next class when I heard the news on the radio. I made it to the student union in time to watch the second plane hit, then skipped my next couple of classes as I watched everything unfold and talked to my wife on the phone.
- Jered Hofker
I'd desultorily turned on the local-ish news channel as background noise (I was in upstate NY) during breakfast before heading to class. I watched the first plane and, too shocked to think about changing my plans, turned it off before the second because I had to start walking to university. The things I remember most after that: (1) people texting their families to check in because the...
more...
- Janine Southard
New treatment can totally waterproof your BlackBerry/any electronic device - http://www.blackberrycool.com/2008...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** What would you pay to have the inside and outside of your device coated in a nonconductive polymer to make it impervious to water, oil, dirt and pretty much any other synthetic liquids? $50-$75? Yeah that sounds about right. Meet the Golden Shellback. While it might not be ready for another 4-6 months until distribution methods are in place, I am rip-rearing to give this a shot. Go figure a bunch of maritimers sponsored a project like this - totally awesome, and combined with an OtterBox, it could easily turn your BlackBerry into one helluva rugged handheld. (via QuicklyBored) --------------- Filed under News | Permalink | 2 comments | Add to Del.icio.us or Digg
- Logan Hart
New treatment can totally waterproof your BlackBerry/any electronic device - http://www.blackberrycool.com/2008...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** What would you pay to have the inside and outside of your device coated in a nonconductive polymer to make it impervious to water, oil, dirt and pretty much any other synthetic liquids? $50-$75? Yeah that sounds about right. Meet the Golden Shellback. While it might not be ready for another 4-6 months until distribution methods are in place, I am rip-rearing to give this a shot. Go figure a bunch of maritimers sponsored a project like this - totally awesome, and combined with an OtterBox, it could easily turn your BlackBerry into one helluva rugged handheld. (via QuicklyBored) --------------- Filed under News | Permalink | 2 comments | Add to Del.icio.us or Digg
- Logan Hart
The best computer bag I’ve owned: STM Journey - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** It has rolled over the sands of Israel. Kept my computer dry in the middle of a New York downpour. Been dragged through more than three miles of the snows and mud of Davos, Switzerland.
- Logan Hart
The best computer bag I’ve owned: STM Journey - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** It has rolled over the sands of Israel. Kept my computer dry in the middle of a New York downpour. Been dragged through more than three miles of the snows and mud of Davos, Switzerland.
- Logan Hart
Conjola Sync - Free Gmail Contacts Sync Coming Soon??? - http://rss.berryreview.com/~r...
Finally something to sync my personal contacts :) I should add that this is for Blackberries. Didn't realize that wasn't in the title.
- Logan Hart
iTuneMyWalkman - Sync Your Mac iTunes With Your Berry - http://rss.berryreview.com/~r...
More love for my Blackberry to Macbook relationship.
- Logan Hart
UFO crashes in Potters Fields Park as part of Vauxhall promotion - http://feeds.engadget.com/~r...
I wholeheartedly support this marketing technique
- Logan Hart
7 Essential Cheat Sheets To Download | MakeUseOf.com - http://www.makeuseof.com/tag...
A nice collection of shortcut key combos
- Logan Hart
from Bookmarklet
Virtual Fences - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** "The Ear-a-round consists of a small, light box that sits on top of a cow’s head, and a pair of earpieces made of fabric and plastic. The box contains a computer chip, a GPS tracking
- Logan Hart
Virtual Fences - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** "The Ear-a-round consists of a small, light box that sits on top of a cow’s head, and a pair of earpieces made of fabric and plastic. The box contains a computer chip, a GPS tracking
- Logan Hart
Twitter Plays Nice: XMPP Firehose Data Feed To Gnip - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
Hopefully this is a big stride down the path of making Twitter more reliable.
- Logan Hart
Moopz Merges Fragmented FriendFeed Conversations Into One Place - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
Looks useful in some instances, but I think it'd be hell to try and follow several combined conversations.
- Logan Hart
Nokia's N810 stoops to a mouthwatering $299 - http://feeds.engadget.com/~r...
This almost make me want to drop some dough and play with Android on this baby, but I'm sure the release date for the N830 would be announced right after I unboxed it.
- Logan Hart
'Mythbusters' Want You -- to Test the Archimedes Death Ray - http://feeds.wired.com/~r...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** The Mythbusters are doing a do-over of their attempt to vet of the world's oldest tales — did the Greek scientist Archimedes set fire to a Roman fleet of ships using only mirrors and
- Logan Hart
'Mythbusters' Want You -- to Test the Archimedes Death Ray - http://feeds.wired.com/~r...
** Posted using Viigo: Mobile RSS, Sports, Current Events and more ** The Mythbusters are doing a do-over of their attempt to vet of the world's oldest tales — did the Greek scientist Archimedes set fire to a Roman fleet of ships using only mirrors and
- Logan Hart
Dell XPS 420 Desktop: Core 2 Quad Q9300, 3GB DDR2, 640GB HDD, DVDRW, ATI HD2400 Pro, Vista Home Premium $300 - http://slickdeals.net
joke?
- Logan Hart
nvm, found it on the Slickdeal forum.
- Logan Hart
"It's a great tool. I encourage you to play with it and see what it can do" I so wanted to throw out a 'that's what she said' in the meeting
Just go for it. You never know how it's going to go over until you do it.
- Jordan Hofker
*wink*
- Jordan Hofker
In some meetings, yes. In this instance I think it would have been met with more confusion and silence than anything else.
- Logan Hart
I was just looking at my phone's address book. Of all people, Robert Scoble is in it. I don't think I've emailed him or called him, but there he is.
edythe liked this
Where did you import your address book from? If it came from anything connected to gmail, that's likely the reason. See http://friendfeed.com/e...
- Logan Hart
But doesn't that mean I would have had to email him at some point? I have the corporate address book and my Outlook contacts on it, but perhaps you're right and at some point I combined Outlook and Gmail contacts.
- Jordan Hofker
I would think so. But stranger things have happened to me with Gmail contacts, especially with emailing stories to myself from Viigo (BBerry RSS reader) and using Google Reader. Or maybe its just his mastermind plan to take over the world...
- Logan Hart
did you add Plaxo? You might have gotten me there.
- Robert Scoble
it's a new gmail feature.
- Ranjit Mathoda
Is Scoble a gmail default now?
- Andy Murdoch
Scoble is cross platform, a default feature on gmail, ymail, hotmail, friendfeed, twitter, seismic, qik. he's beta user #1. he's like the Tom of the internet.
- Ranjit Mathoda
he's kaiser sose, a spook story crooks tell to their kids. "Better behave or kaiser sose will get ya."
- Don Martelli
Nope, I've been avoiding Plaxo. I'm okay with having you in there, Robert. If I ever see something *super* cool, I'm just going to call you and tell you about it. :-)
- Jordan Hofker
What You Should Know Before you Switch from BlackBerry to iPhone - http://webworkerdaily.com/2008...
Some good reasons for switching, as well as good reasons for staying with Blackberry, especially as the Bold and Thunder are right around the corner.
- Logan Hart
from Bookmarklet
I sure hope everyone saw Dr. Horrible - http://www.drhorrible.com/act_I...
Logan Hart liked this
Joss Whedon is my master now (again)
- Stolee
I'm so happy I clicked on that link :)
- Logan Hart
Lenovo's ThinkPad X200 is 0.8-inches thick, actually affordable - http://feeds.engadget.com/~r...
If I hadn't just upgraded in April, this would definitely be on my radar.
- Logan Hart
Gmail No Longer Auto Adds Contacts - Finally! - http://rss.berryreview.com/~r...
Stolee liked this
Finally! I hate when I import my gmail contacts for another webservice and I have random people that I've contacted via Craigslist posting show up.
- Logan Hart
Other ways to read this feed:
