xdamman

Thu Aug 11 12:05:02 [initandlisten] connection accepted from 173.255.192.81:47206 #239877
Thu Aug 11 12:05:02 [conn239877] update storify.stories  query: { permalink: "http://storify.com/thebhf/london-to-brighton-bike-ride-2011" } nscanned:1
2 key updates  152ms
Thu Aug 11 12:05:02 [conn239877] end connection 173.255.192.81:47206
Thu Aug 11 12:05:17 [replslave] repl: sleep 20sec before next pass
Thu Aug 11 12:05:37 [replslave] repl: sleep 20sec before next pass
Thu Aug 11 12:05:40 [conn239856] update storify.stories  query: { _id: ObjectId('4e4411b918d7b6652b0384fd') } nscanned:1 moved  399ms
Thu Aug 11 12:05:57 [replslave] repl: sleep 20sec before next pass
Thu Aug 11 12:06:17 [replslave] repl: sleep 20sec before next pass
Thu Aug 11 12:06:37 [replslave] repl: sleep 20sec before next pass

xdamman

## Frontend developer (HTML5/CSS3)

### About us

Storify helps its users tell stories with social media.
* We launched our private beta as a finalist at TechCrunch Disrupt in September 2010, and won the Startup Accelerator at South by Southwest in 2011.
* Our users include the top sites on the Web: [The New York Times](), Mashable, [The Washington Post](http://storify.com/washingtonpost), Los Angeles Times, [ReadWriteWeb](http://storify.com/rww), [Al Jazeera](http://storify.com/ajstream) and many others worldwide, along with top brands like Levi’s and Samsung.
* We’re based in San Francisco in a newly remodeled loft office in the heart of the city.
* We’re a small team and the initial employees will play a key role in shaping the product and company culture.
* We use cutting edge technologies including node.js and MongoDB.

xdamman

# Add this to your ~/.bash_profile 
# Now you can just type in terminal storifydev
# It will start mongod, redis-server, chdir to your working dir, open textmate, and launch Chrome
function storifydev() {
  STORIFY_DIR="/Users/xdamman/Dropbox/github/storify"
  sudo rm /data/db/mongod.lock
  echo "Starting MongoDB"
  sudo mongod > /dev/null &
  echo "Starting Redis"
  redis-server> /dev/null &