Month: October 2017
👓 Biggest drop in Facebook organic reach we have ever seen | Filip Struhárik | Medium
Facebook is testing radically different Explore Feed in six countries than in the rest of the world.
📺 Ron Perlman Talks President Donald Trump Speech Patterns | AM Joy | MSNBC on YouTube
Joy Reid is joined by actor and author Ron Perlman, and Columbia University professor of linguistics John McWhorter, on the bombshell statements and run-on sentences from Donald Trump’s recent New York Times interview.
📺 ‘The Dangerous Case Of Donald Trump’: 27 Psychiatrists Assess | The Last Word | MSNBC on YouTube
In a new book, 27 psychiatrists and mental health experts asses President Donald Trump's behavior. Do his impulses explain his decisions? The book's editor Dr. Brandy Lee and Tony Schwartz, co-author of Trump's "The Art of the Deal," join Lawrence O'Donnell.
👓 7 Reasons So Many Guys Don’t Understand Sexual Consent | Cracked
We're still teaching boys these lessons, every day. Here's what the lesson plan looks like.
Now that I have a larger and more diverse set of post types, it’s become more entertaining to read the incongruous spam posts about how brilliant and insightful I am when I’ve just posted a simple checkin.
Spammers are going to have to start using microformats parsers to know which post types to properly add their spam to in the future.
📗 Started reading Origin by Dan Brown
👓 The Necessity of Questioning the Military | The Atlantic
Honoring the sacrifice of servicemembers requires understanding why they were put at risk, and demanding that those who did so hold themselves to account.
Started into a comprehensive outline for the book.
Today: 558 words
Total: 558 words
Checkin Dunsmore Park
👓 Feed reading | leancrew.com
My feed reading setup is basically complete
👓 Remembrance of blogs past | Leancrew
Recent interest in an old post.
👓 Science of Slow Cooking | scienceofcooking.com
--Of all the attributes of eating quality, tenderness is rated the most important factor affecting beef palatability--
Slow cooked meals are generally easier to make and very cost effective using cuts of meat that improve in texture and flavor when cooked for long periods of time at low temperatures. These tough cuts of meat contain large amounts of collagen which require long cooking times to break down into a rich gelatin.
HOW DOES SLOW COOKING WORK?
When you cook, collagen begins to melt at about 160F and turns to a rich liquid,gelatin. This gives meat a lot of flavor and a wonderful silky texture. When cooking it is important to liquify collagen.
Denaturation of the collagen molecule is a kinetic process, and hence a function of both temperature and duration of heating. Cooking at low temperatures require long periods of time to liquify collagen.
🎧 This Week in Google 427 Wig Radar | TWiT.TV
Pixel 2 arrives tomorrow with a secret custom imaging chip. Google AI can teach itself Go. Snopes and Politifact get fake news ads. How to get a job as a Personality Designer at Google. Samsung's Bixby assistant comes to fridges. Which is worse, KRACK or ROCA? MS vs DOJ goes to the SCOTUS. Leo's Tool: Google Advanced Protection Program Jeff's Number: 47% of teens favor SnapChat vs 9% for Facebook Stacey's Thing: Alexa voice prints are not awesome.
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