kapitti

Take some premade pizza dough, put some ricotta cheese on it for the base - saute some baby spinach (10oz or so) and artichoke hearts (1 can will do) throw it on the pizza. Cook a single chicken breast in a skillet, dice it up, throw it on the pizza - sprinkle with feta cheese, add some crushed red pepper - throw it under the broiler until the feta is soft.

Enjoy.

It's comments like this:

"And there’s the Shuffle, which I’m not really sure if anyone ever purchases, but maybe it’s just for people who are too poor to buy the Nano and only own 3 CDs because most of their collection is still on 8-track."

That make me dislike Matt - there's just something about the tone of that statement.

http://within3.com is a local startup in Cleveland that some members hang out on YC

Business: Freshbooks, Github, Vonage Consumer: iTunes, Peepcode

We're not planning for 100% coverage, especially during our beta. But we do plan to add more markets (counties) as we roll out more.

I have yet to find a good alternative - there are a few places that offer up the data already indexed, but they either have limits on the searches per day, or a ToS that does not allow the data to be repackaged commercially. If there was an API out there, even if we had to pay for access, that allowed to search for the data we needed with no cobranding (or less cobranding than Zillow) we'd use it. For now, we'll put up a few more nodes and index the data ourselves.

The API is nice - but Zillow has a lot of cobranding requirements that has resulted in my cofounder and I creating our own crawler to get the data from Public Record rather than Zillow.

> The "how" seemed to be left out of many of his examples.

If you purchased the book, the how should be self explanatory.

No mention of the deadly mortgage & spouse disease.

Thanks - we will try to get a hold of them. They don't look like they're using verbatim Public Record datasets - but may come in handy.