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Q: I am looking for an apartment for next year, and I have been looking through craigslist to see if I can find an apartment either in Manhattan or Brooklyn. I have been looking through the no fee section, but I guess tons of people look through that also. My question is, how do most people in NY find their apartments?
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We found our upper east side apartment through http://eberhartbros.com/ They are a no fee management company with reasonable priced well maintained walk ups.
Oh no! the fees! if you're anything like me you want to avoid broker fees like the plague. I just don't have that much money up front. My most recent apartment I found in Williamsburg Brooklyn after a month of searching on the Craigslist No Fee section. Let me tell you.. it was so worth it. You just have to check constantly and move FAST! Once you see a perfect one, place calls, make moves, and be willing to drop everything and run to a showing. It's stressful but there are a ton of hidden beauties for low prices being rented by owners. They just don't realize what they've got. Bad for them, but good for you.
You should also try checking out the individual realtor sites, or even meeting with realtors and letting them know you're only interested in no fee. A lot of the brokers will have exclusives on apartment buildings that will never get posted online, etc. So it is worth it to meet with them - just be firm with no fee! They always try to tell you that there's "nothing" out there in your price range in the area you're looking, especially for no fee - but that's a total lie. If you're willing to put in A LOT of time and A LOT of effort, the perfect apartment is out there!
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When I first moved to New York, I was sublet hopping (via craig's list) for the first year or so. It's a good way to avoid the broker fees and figure out what areas of the city you like living in. Most of the sublets I was in were a few months, so I didn't feel unsettled, but I held off on buying major pieces of furniture until I had my "big girl" apartment.
Go through management companies! Oftentimes buildings will have numbers listed on the outside. Sometimes they are fee brokers, other times they are management companies. (Usually on larger buildings.) Management companies don't charge a fee and are usually pretty straight-forward to deal with.
I'f you're looking for next year you're not going to see much until 1 month before your move. That's pretty normal around here. Pick a neighborhood and monitor what the current listings you like are going for, so you have some bargaining numbers. Also, know what you want and what you are willing to sacrifice. What's standard everywhere outside NYC like laundry and dishwashers in the apartment are few and far between here. Personally my big things were space and quality of the apartment. I chose pre-war over new construction because I wanted architectural detail, huge rooms and beautiful hardwood floors.
I found mine through a small local broker, but out in my part of Brooklyn (Bay Ridge) which is considered "far" from Manhattan, fees are only 1 month's rent rather than the standard 15% of your year's rent.
It's ok to spend that fee if you're going to live in the place for more than 3 or 4 years, if you can find a broker you trust, they will actually save you a bit of time and legwork.
Never accept the first few apartments they are going to show you. They are usually leftovers that nobody wants.
As for Manhattan, well, I suggest you start reading curbed.com religiously, you'll see how tough the market is and what you're dealing with. I managed to get one apartment in Manhattan at Peter Cooper Village/Stuyvesant-town for no fee, but the catch was after I lived there for a few years they started raising my rent by 200-400 a year, I had to decide every year whether to re-sign my lease or move and which choice would be more expensive. I finally moved out after 6 years and the rent was $1100 MORE a month than when I moved in.
Also, it's not an easy process. You will need to make at least 40-50 times the rent to qualify--you may also need a few references, letter from employer, tax returns, etc to actually get an apartment so have all your paperwork and finances in order.
You absolutely don't have to pay the fee. A lot of buildings lease on their own and charge nothing. Go to www.nybits.com.
There you can find listings and also buildings contact information, so if you like a particular building (probably not your case) you can go to their site and check in from time to time to see if there are openings.
Also, in my experience you don't get much choice, if any, when looking too far in advance. In many cases landlords give lease renewal notices to their current tenants one or two months ahead, then tenants respond with their decision a month of 2 weeks ahead of their lease expiration.
I know you said you're looking in Brooklyn/Manhattan, but I know, being from Queens, that a good strategy in most neighborhoods in this borough is to mosey along down the streets you want to live on and looking for an "apartment for rent" sign in the window. A lot of these landlords are older and don't even know how to use the Internet, so they post the signs and hope that a sweet, responsible young person or family will see them and want to check out the space. Of course, you're likely to be living in the same building as the landlord, and in a two- or three-family house, not a building with a management company.
While I understand why anyone who has been lucky enough to find the perfect no-fee apartment on craigslist would recommend doing so, I really don't think it's as common as you might be led to believe. I'm in my second NYC apartment and always tried the no-fee way first, only to find really, really crappy apartments and sketchy brokers who have no real interest in you since they're not getting your money. Yes, fee brokers make you feel like you're throwing money down the drain, but I think on the whole the quality of apartments they show is better and the experience is a little less stressful (if you can afford it).
Broker's fees in Manhattan are a funny thing. There are basically two kinds of no-fee apartments. The first is for rent by owner -- a number of management companies and smaller landlords would rather not deal with brokers at all, and they try to find tenants directly. If you can find a place like this, you can often get a good deal, but unfortunately the majority of building owners would rather use a broker to save time.
So that leads to the second category of no-fee apartments, where a broker is involved, but the landlord covers the broker's fee instead of the tenant paying. There are a few reasons why a landlord might do this. Maybe they think that the apartment won't rent at the price they want if the tenant has to pay an additional fee, or maybe they want the exposure from people like yourself who try to only look at no-fee places. But in my experience, one way or another, you will pay higher rent for a no-fee apartment than for an identical apartment with a broker's fee. If you're planning on staying in one place more than a year, paying a fee upfront starts to make more sense.
This is just my two cents, though. I kind of hate the whole system and wish that every place was for rent by the owner, but that's not going to happen anytime soon -- so until then, I'm willing to pay a broker's fee if it gets me into the apartment I want.
Also, be careful when looking on Craigslist in general - there are a LOT of bait-and-switch postings. If an apartment seems too good to be true, it probably is.
I found a broker on Craigslist who found me my apartment. She negotiated a $150 off the monthly rent, so her services seemed worth the fee. If you are unsure, take the fee, divide it by 12 months, and add that to the monthly rent. If it puts you way over budget, it's not worth it. If your rent is still reasonable and you have the cash upfront (and you LOVE the apartment) pay the fee. It will be worth it in the long run.
honestly i feel like whether or not you need a broker depends on the neighborhood. in some brooklyn neighborhoods most of the listings are run through local brokers. so if you want to live in those neighborhoods, you pay a fee. agree with most of the advice above though, everything is situational so just monitor listings until about a month before you move. some big buildings run by large management companies may know what's available two months out but generally listings come up a month ahead.
I've never paid a fee---but that means doing a lot of legwork and having a little luck. Plus, knowing how to read between the lines. If it sounds too good to be true, it IS too good to be true. You basically learn what is reasonable and how to spot an honest ad by just going through the experience, as painful and annoying as that may be!
Finding a place without a broker can be a challenge. For one thing, you're going to need somewhere to stay in the city while looking for the place, and the less time you have in Manhattan, the harder it will be to find a nice place without a broker.
Two sites that are used by management companies directly are:
I found my place through Craigslist No fee listings. It took a while, I went to see a lot of apartments but it was worth it. I saved a months rent that would have othewise gone to a broker. Tips, have your information, references, and credit score ready and with you when you go look at apartments that way when you do see something you like you can apply right away. You'll show the landlord that you mean business and might get bumped ahead of other applicants who dont have thier info together.
Also if your credit is bad, get someone to act as your guarantor and have thier info ready too.
There is only one website that I know of that guarantees that all listings are 100% no fee, and that's http://www.RDNY.com.
It eliminates all the scams and bait/switch from craigslist. There are no disguised broker adds. It covers the entire city, all boroughs, except Staten Island. And for the price, it's well worth it. [Disclosure - I work for RDNY.com, but I still stand by every word.]
As loathesome as it was to pay a fee, I felt in the end that it was worth it. I saw more than two dozen apartment before I found my last one (in a co-op now) and I found it through Craigslist.
I would advise you become very familiar with the listings on Craigslist as I find that there are plenty of unsavory brokers out there and any apartment that has been available for more than a few weeks is likely to have something very wrong with it (loud street noise, view of brick wall, etc...). Over time I became familiar with repeat offender brokers and tainted apartments that kept being posted over and over and over and over. Also, if the posting is not for a specific apartment or is vague, that is a warning sign that not all is up to snuff. Anything that seems like its too good to be true really is too good to be true.
Also, keep in mind that expectations for an apartment in NYC needs to be shifted from what you would find elsewhere. I went from living with granite/stainless/and my own laundry in a loft in Chicago to a tiny outdated fifth floor walk-up in Manhattan with less than half the space for 40% more money.
One learns to accept NYC on NYCs terms, not ones own.
word of mouth---let friends, former roommates, folks you work with (even those who aren't close friends) know that you're looking for an apt. There's always of chance of someone who knows someone who has a connection to an apartment.
I like using a Realtor. Craigslist is too sketchy, and I have a large list of needs (we are picky about neighborhood and need a backyard, which is tough to find).
If you have a large budget and/or don't have special needs (like a yard, large pets, highly specific neighborhood needs, etc.) you should be fine hunting on Craigslist or with agents who have their fees paid by the landlord.
Look for one without bed bugs!
My husband and I moved about 4 months ago into a no fee apartment in the financial district. I would advise finding a neighborhood you like and literally walking the streets looking for apartments. This worked out great for us. We ended up looking at about 9 different buildings this way. And now that we live there, I see tons of building we missed.
Most of these buildings (all of which were luxury) were offering at least 1 and up to 3 months free. Maybe you are not looking for a luxury building, but with no fee and a few months free it may fit into your budget.
I also tried some of these websites listed above. I found a lot of realtors advertised as no fee for some of the buildings I looked at. These realtors are no fee because they are taking one of the free months the building is offering. Don't get suckered into this! Good luck!
Craigslist and other apartment finders are a good bet. I have heard of success through social networking sites and their markets. Apartments in ny are notoriously hard to come by, evidenced by its low vacancy rate (3.6%) and high average asking rent ($2,842). Keep plugging away at it and eventually you will find something to your liking, but be patient and do your research thoroughly to ensure satisfaction with your apartment.
The data referenced above can be obtained from the "New York, NY-Apartments" report at www.reisreports.com
Such an incredibly valuable resource. It uses a more advanced search engine to sift through craigslist and other listing websites, and displays them visually on Google Maps!
Hello, I just stumbled across this thread and though it's quite old, perhaps it is about your moving time?
There' seems to be a slight misconception that all brokers are fee brokers. In North Brooklyn, where I am an agent, it is quite common for the landlord to pay the broker. While in theory, this would translate to higher monthly rents, in practice it doesn't always work that way because sometimes agents and brokers will apply a fee to the already adjusted price, so you are paying a double fee!
Most of what is on Craigslist will eventually be traced to a broker. Building owners generally have neither the time nor inclination to advertise/show/process applications for their own spaces, so they ask us to do it on their behalf.
Definitely do not start dragging agents out to look too early, but you can always begin making contacts through Craigslist, letting agents know what you want, insist no fee, and anyone who is reasonably human will keep his or her eye out for you.
We're not all shady, I promise!
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Just wanted to make you aware of our new site, www.rentjolt.com, which provides a new way to rent in NYC.
RentJolt is an apartment marketplace, which incentivizes current tenants to post information about their apartments months in advance of moving, and allows prospective tenants to browse listings up to eight months in advance, easing the pressure of last-minute scrambles. Current tenants can earn between $500-$1000 if their apartment rents through our site, and the fee for incoming tenants is 5.75%, considerably lower than the 12% average.
Our goal is to create an information sharing platform where current and future tenants can interact months in advance without pressure.
We would love for you to check out our site, and welcome any questions and feedback!
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Check out Apartable's NYC apartments. You can easily search by no-fee and availability date, and it'll match you with the best apartments for your tastes.
I always recommend this website to people searching for an apartment in Manhattan. It really helped me find mine quickly and easily. Hope it does the same for you! http://www.findmybuilding.com


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But the reality is much different. These negotiations have very little to do with students and very much to do with salaries and benefits. Has there ever been a teacher strike where the students actually mattered, really? If that were the case, many teachers would cross the picket line to teach those kids who are said to be so important.
Name another profession with a six or seven hour work day, Cadillac benefits, and a year that consists of only 165 days of actual defined work. Then add a salary scale that automatically increases pay yearly (COLA and step raises)) and virtually no way to fire slackers (with the exception of layoffs for lack of funds).
Less than 10% of district funds actually get to the students, yet the union is always there demanding base raises, more bennys, and lighter work loads. Not much about the 'kids' under those terms.
So, to the union -- some people blindly believe the B.S. you spout, but more than you might think have figured out what's important to the teachers and their union, and it isn't students or much about them.
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Bottom line for MT, unless you're going to apply for and hunt with the general tag, LE points are just way too expensive. And like BB said, there is some great hunting in the general areas.
I think Montana should make their draw system more complicated. It's just way too straightforward right now....
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NDHunter covered it. The short answer is NO, you cannot obtain LE points without first purchasing a general combo license. Musket you are right, MT it is a lot like WA were you have to first purchase the license for deer or elk and then are able to apply for LE permits. It's a bummer for nonresidents or those who are looking strictly for elite trophy hunts. That is part of the reason they bumped up the application deadline a couple years ago. Too many hunters were turning their combos back in because they didn't draw an LE permit.
Thanks for the clarification Breshears! I dont want to apply in MT myself but I wanted to understand how it worked so I could help others where I can and pass along the correct info. Thanks again for all your help!
Ha! No worries here, and I thought I was confused about MT before I started this!
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Spending your golden years abroad can be very rewarding. But before you make such a big commitment, know what questions to ask yourself.
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Before you consider where you might retire overseas, you've got to develop a little self-knowledge. Determine what is important to you and what changes you would not be able to tolerate. What products, services, amenities, and pastimes would you miss from your current life if they weren't part of your new one?
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If women are buying themselves expensive lingerie, that's a sign of economic recovery, analyst says.
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Sales of nonessential items such as the Victoria's Secret Miraculous Push-Up bra, which claims it will add two cup sizes, are a key indicator of the health of the economy, analyst John Morris told Rachel Beck of The Associated Press.
Why do so many holiday deals come with rebates? Because many shoppers forget to redeem them. Here's how to stick it to the man(ufacturer).
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A few years ago, while I was driving my goddaughter to gymnastics class, I stopped by the post office so I could mail in a $50 rebate on a computer I had recently bought.
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If you want to be a smart shopper during the holidays, don't leave home without your smart phone.
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The Christmas shopping season is traditionally a boon to retailers and scammers alike.
McAfee, an Internet security firm, has revealed its "12 Scams of Christmas" -- the 12 most dangerous online scams that computer users should be cautious of this holiday season.
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For many Americans, trips home for Thanksgiving will be their first experience with what critics are calling the new "legal gropings" at airport security checkpoints. And some travelers will be tempted to refuse and simply walk away.
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ePEN uses the same principles of professional electrolysis, but without the needle and the pain. With ePEN, you wont have any pitting or scarring either. These are common side effects of needle electrolysis. ePEN can be used safely and effectively on all skin types.
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An alligator on Hilton Head Island was euthanized after it was found with 11 arrow wounds, including two through its eyes.
The Island Packet of Hilton Head reports (http://bit.ly/13XxLA5 ) that the gator was found over the weekend.
Joe Mafor of a company called Critter Management says both the animal's eyes were shot. Mafor says when he got close to the gator, he thought it was dead but it moved away from him and had to be euthanized.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("Healthcare Reform") is a complex law that has multiple components. At the end of the day the subparts are integrated and similar to a line of dominos. One part of the law will impact others. When one domino is removed or fails to fall correctly, the entire law is in jeopardy.
Today, there are two components of the law that are being implemented and having vastly different results. First, Healthcare Reform is focused upon expanding insurance coverage to millions of individuals to reduce the number of uninsured. However, one domino that is a key foundational component of expanding insurance coverage was pulled by the Supreme Court. When the Supreme Court determined that the Medicaid expansion language within the Healthcare Reform Act was unconstitutional, the states were granted discretion to either expand Medicaid eligibility benefits to individuals, who had an annual income of 133% of the federal poverty level or less, or in the alternative to maintain the current state Medicaid eligibility requirements resulting in more uninsured or forcing individuals to purchase insurance through the Health Insurance Exchange. Then, the Health Insurance Exchange domino failed to fall correctly. The Health Insurance Exchange has had a rocky start marred with confusion, hundreds of pages of regulations, and an Internet site that has crashed and impeded insurance enrollment. Moreover, there has been a lack of payors involved in the Health Insurance Exchange which may limit some individual's choice of insurance options. Enrolling individuals and expanding insurance coverage for this Halloween seems to be a trick.
The other side of Healthcare Reform is focused upon changing the actual delivery of clinical care. Changing how health care is delivered to patients is being driven by changing the reimbursement models. One example is the bundle payment program wherein providers, hospitals and post-acute care facilities work together to receive one payment for all the services rendered to a patient. The concept is that the providers will work together under patient-centered protocols to increase efficiency, reduce the cost, engage the patient and split one lump sum fee among the providers. Likewise, clinical integration models are flourishing. Clinical integration is designed to integrate the health care providers through patient-centered protocols and integrated medical record systems that enable the providers to collect and report data on quality metrics. When providers integrate together to deliver care, providers also agree to accept reduced reimbursement rates in exchange for the potential bonus payments for achieving specific quality benchmarks. Ultimately, the clinical integration, bundled payment programs and other Medicare demonstration programs are driving change in the delivery of care. Coordinated and improved healthcare care is one treat from Healthcare Reform.
When Medicaid expansion is denied or insurance enrollment is impeded, there will be a population of uninsured and providers will be hit twice. First, providers will provide care to the uninsured which may result in reduced or no reimbursement. Then, providers will suffer reduced reimbursement from insured patients. Ultimately, this situation causes an adverse impact on the providers' financial viability, operations and ability to provide care.
In order to achieve the ultimate goals of expanding insurance coverage, improving patient outcomes and reducing costs, the Healthcare Reform components must work together. Individuals must be able to enroll in insurance programs in an efficient manner to reduce the number of uninsured. Otherwise, if providers are subject to treating a large population of uninsured patients in combination with reduced reimbursement, providers will not be able to operate and implement new clinical models to improve patient outcomes. As Healthcare Reform implementation is being rolled out to the public, there are clearly areas for improvement. It is important to remember that if one part of the process is changed or repealed, then the remainder of the law and the other subparts that are affected by the change also need to be addressed. Balancing the tricks and treats caused by Healthcare Reform must be considered in order to achieve the law's ultimate goals of reducing costs while improving patient outcomes.


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We wanted to give you a glimpse of some sweet MyJoys that made the trip to Augusta this year. Featuring the new DryJoys Tech and DryJoys Traditional styles, these beauties proudly display the green smooth #434 saddle color in honor of the season's first major and will surely stand out in the huge crowd that annually gathers among the pine trees and azaleas.
Similar to the cool Classics we shipped down to Georgia, it's never guaranteed the players will wear these in competition, but click on the link or image below to find out which of your favorite players could be wearing these shoes at Augusta.
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We caught up with Zach Johnson recently as he prepares to return to the Masters as the defending champion. Watch the video below to hear his thoughts on the year since his dramatic victory, his final preparations for this year's tournament, and more. Enjoy!
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Lorena Ochoa fired a bogey-free final round 5-under 67 to earn her second career major title with a five-shot victory at the Kraft Nabisco Championship. Ochoa, who also won last year's RICOH Women's British Open, finished the week with an 11-under 277 total, and has now won two consecutive majors and three of her first four tournaments this year.
Beginning the day with a slim one shot lead, Ochoa, sporting a pair of white, custom women's Classics, charged out of the gate with birdies on her first two holes at a difficult Mission Hills course. After a string of pars, she rattled off three more birdies on holes 8-10 to build what would prove to be an insurmountable five-shot lead.
In addition to earning a traditional jump in the pond off the 18th green, Ochoa also earned $300,000 for her 20th victory, and the 26-year old is already just one point away from the performance criteria of the World Golf Hall of Fame. She could get that next week when the LPGA visits her home country of Mexico for the Corona Championship.
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Tour rookie Johnson Wagner earned his first PGA Tour victory, and his first invitation to the Masters, with a wire-to-wire win at the Shell Houston Open. Wagner wore Classics Tour BOA (style #51384) and a SciFlex glove on his way to victory.
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Lorena Ochoa successfully defended her title Sunday at the Safeway International with a convincing seven-stroke victory. The 26-year old fired a final round 6-under 66 to finish at 22-under 266 and claim her second victory in three starts to begin the season. It marked the lowest score, by four shots, in the five years the tournament has been held at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club.
Ochoa, who was supported all week by a large contingent of her Mexican fans, began the day with only a one shot lead. However, she took the lead with a birdie on the par-3 fourth hole and never looked back. She finished the day with eight birdies against two early bogeys for her 16th victory in her last 53 starts. Next up, Ochoa will pursue her second career major when this week's Kraft Nabisco Championship kicks off in Rancho Mirage, CA.
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Why I Don't Drink Skim Milk
[Welcome to Nina Planck, a friend and author of Real Food: What to Eat and Why. For more of her eyes-wide-opening writing about eating and cooking, visit www.ninaplanck.com]
In 1945, nutrition pioneer Weston Price wrote about a mystery nutrient called Activator X. Highly regarded in traditional diets, it was found in the fat (especially butter) of grass-fed animals, and it cured rickets, tooth decay, and seizures. Price found it powerfully effective combined with cod liver oil.
Now we know the identity of Activator X: vitamin K2. K is the least celebrated of the four fat-soluble vitamins. (The others are A, D, and E.) A few people could tell you that K is found in green vegetables and makes blood clot properly. The blood-clotting agent is actually K1. Its newly-discovered cousin, K2, has an interesting role: it puts calcium where it belongs (bones) and keeps it out the places where it doesn't belong (soft tissues, like arterial walls). Price found K2-deficient people with deformed faces and rotten teeth. K2 also prevents heart disease, and sperm depend on it.
Grazing animals—cows, sheep—make K2 from the K1 in plants, but we humans aren't so handy at that conversion, so it's best to take your K2 neat. Find K2 in the fats and organs of grass-fed animals, especially butter—all foods prized in traditional cultures for fertility and health. If you don't eat enough calves' liver and butter, try the butter oil from Dr. Ron.
Modern research also confirms why K2 and cod liver oil are powerful together: fish liver is rich in vitamins A and D, which can't do their job without K2.
For strong bones, consider another virtue of traditional diets: saturated fat. You need saturated fat to lay down minerals such as calcium in your bones. Polyunsaturated fat (soybean oil) depresses mineralization while saturated fat (butter, coconut oil) stimulates it. That's why I don't stint on the butter and never drink skim milk.
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I feel so vindicated. I've always hated skim milk, always get whole (or 2% if whole is not available) but just for the taste. I've always intuitively felt that fat in good food (like organic milk and butter) must be good somehow, and I'm so happy to see all these studies lately confirming that.
I'm always suspicous of any nutrition information from someone connected to the Weston Price Foundation. Advice for adults to drink full fat milk goes against anything I've ever heard from sources I trust, such as the American Heart Association or the American Dietetic Association. According to Medline Plus (associated with the National Institutes of Health) vitamin K deficiency is very rare in adults aside from those with chronic malnutrition, alcoholism, or a condition such as celiac disease. Scientists continally challenge, rethink, and change how they view things, and I just don't trust a nutrition discovery from 1945.
I hear you about being cynical about Weston Price -- very good point.
However I wouldn't discount info just because it comes from 1945. Scientific research often comes full circle. I just want to know what they've learned since then.
I know. I just got a little annoyed when I saw this. I think I actually agree with Nina Planck about most things. She's really into whole foods for instance. But this article on whole milk annoys me because, it seems to say, don't worry about saturated fat, don't worry about eating enough vegetables.
Wait, how does this say don't worry about eating vegetables? Only if you think vitamin K is the only nutrient in vegetables.
I was raised drinking skim milk, and wasn't aware of any other version of milk til I was about 9: on vacation, we stopped at a restaurant, and the glass of milk I got was 2%. I took one gulp and promptly threw it up all over our table.
So, yes, skim for me from then on.
Not that I'm advocating something that might make you sick, but what we're allergic to changes as we get older. Often, people "outgrow" (or grow into) allergies. Though full-fat or 2% milk might have made you sick at age 9, it's no indication it would make you sick now.
I Love Butter! I love half and half! all in moderation of course. and i always wondered if maybe it wasn't so evil. thank you nina. and vitamin K2.
I don't know anything about the Weston Price Foundation but I love whole milk from our local dairy, and I don't think it's going to hurt me (or probably help me either) in the quantities I use it--mostly in coffee or in cooking or as the occasional accompaniment to a piece of cake (yum). I am supporting local farmers who don't use hormones, etc., it tastes good and it comes in glass bottles. I can't go back to the awful taste of any milk from a cardboard carton. All things in moderation!


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Outside and Inside Liquidity In The Quarterly Journal of Economics (2011)
Habit Formation, the Cross Section of Stock Returns and the Cash-Flow Risk Puzzle In Journal of Financial Economics (2010)
Market and Public Liquidity In American Economic Review (2009)
Adaptive Organizations In Journal of Political Economy (2006)
Labor Income and Predictable Stock Returns In Review of Financial Studies (2006)
Referrals In American Economic Review (2004)
Understanding Predictability In Journal of Political Economy (2004)
A Theory of Markets, Institutions, and Endogenous Preferences In Journal of Public Economics (2002)
Competition Among Exchanges In Quarterly Journal of Economics (2001)
Financial Intermediation Without Exclusivity In American Economic Review (2001)
Prospect Theory and Asset Prices In Quarterly Journal of Economics (2001)
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Credit Booms: Implications for the Public and the Private Sector (2014)
Cream skimming in financial markets (2014)
Antes del diluvio: The Spanish banking system in the first decade of the euro (2014)
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I omitted the sugar, figuring that the beets were sweet enough! Great taste! The few crispy chunks mixed with the cooked beets is a good contrast! The color is pleasing! This will make a great picnic salad!
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"At DTS, we are on a relentless quest to deliver sonic fidelity," said Kevin Doohan, CMO, at DTS. "With DTS Headphone:X technology, Morgan Page's fans can completely immerse themselves in the Against The World music video and experience the music as if they are sitting in the studio with him, all over any pair of headphones."
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After one year of construction, a former landfill in Moline has been transformed into a medical campus. Today Genesis Health System will formally open the Genesis HealthPlex-Moline, on 41st Street near 26th Avenue.
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We might have our reservations about the final season, especially because the story was just getting good (and complicated), but the writers of Nikita have done well so far. They've created a wonderfully exciting spy drama up until this point with a good mix of heart-wrenching moments and fast-paced action. If anyone can pull off such a short final season (really, it's more like a mini-series), this is the team to do it.
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