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Experimenting With Tomatillos
by Dana Angelo White in Healthy Recipes, In Season, July 30, 2009
Aside from their outer husks, tomatillos look like small tomatoes. Even their names sound the same! Turns out they're very distant relatives. Find out more about these fabulous fruits — and why I'm their biggest fan.
What the Heck Is a Tomatillo?
Sometimes referred to as "ground cherries" or "jamberries," tomatillo fruits grow in a protective husk. On the plant, they kind of look like mini paper lanterns. At the market, you'll typically find tomatillos with their husks still on. Once you bring them home, peel it away to reveal the electric-green or purple skin. The inner flesh is white or light green and dense, yet soft. You can eat tomatillos raw or cooked — I prefer cooking them to tone down their distinctly sour flavor.
The tomatillos you find at the supermarket are mostly imported from Mexico. You may be able find some at your local farmers' market from late July through September. This year, we decided to grow our own in the backyard garden — the plants have flowered but no fruits yet (fingers crossed!).
The good news is that tomatillos store well. Keep them in the fridge for 1 to 2 weeks with the husks on or up to a month with husks removed. You can also find canned tomatillos that have been blanched and packed in salted water.
Nutrition Facts
One cup of raw tomatillos has 40 calories, 2 grams of protein and vitamin C, as well as niacin (good for energy production) and vitamin K (good for your blood).
What To Do With Tomatillos?
Raw tomatillos are firm and fairly dry, so boiling or roasting helps soften the flesh and bring out their juices. Fresh flavors like onion, garlic, cilantro, lime and jalapeno go well with their bright and tangy taste. Roasted tomatillo salsa is my absolute favorite. I spoon it over scrambled eggs, grilled chicken or fish tacos and serve it up with some tortilla chips. You can also try pickling tomatillos or adding them cooked to sauces or savory breads and muffins.
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Posted: October 31, 2011
|Joe Duckworth of the League Against Cruel Sports, calls for enforcement of the hunt ban.
Over the weekend, many of the twenty or so hunts that operate across Devon and Cornwall met for the first time this season, the seventh since the ban came into force.
They'll talk about hunting being resilient in the face of the ban. They'll say that they have more members and supporters than ever. And their message will be that they are supported by everyone in the countryside. This is, they claim, an issue of town versus country.
The problem for hunts, years on from the ban without even the prospect of repeal on the horizon, is that no-one believes them, and the majority of people in the countryside support the ban on hunting.
Week in, week out, people across Devon and Cornwall witness hunts up to no good.
But they aren't just breaking the Hunting Act. Members of the public call our Hunt Crimewatch line to tell us of the havoc that hunts bring with them. The hounds riot through private gardens. They trespass on railway lines. They chase their quarry into the sea. They even kill family cats and dogs. Try and stop them or ask what they're up to, and you might well face a barrage of verbal or even physical abuse.
Twice this year, including one case in the Westcountry, hunt representatives have been convicted of assaulting my staff and volunteers.
But listen to the apologists who campaign hard for a return to legal hunting, and they'll tell you that all is rosy, and proof that there is no problem is the fact that there haven't been any convictions in Devon and Cornwall. But it's only half the story; a lack of convictions doesn't mean a lack of illegal activity after all. Indeed, during the last hunting season we had more than double the number of reports of illegal hunting in Devon and Cornwall than for the next highest police force area, neighbouring Dorset.
The lack of convictions isn't down to a lack of evidence. On several occasions over the last few years, we have provided what we believed to be good evidence to Devon & Cornwall Police, but the police haven't even moved from the starting blocks by interviewing suspects. Some cases have run out of time and sometimes the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decide to take no action.
The police National Wildlife Crime Unit (NWCU) identified hunting as a specific problem in Devon and Cornwall, and urged the police here to take account of this. It's clear to me that we need to have a dialogue with the police about where this sits in their priorities, not least to reflect significant public concerns.
On Saturday we launched the first stage in a million-pound investment in our investigations and operations department, to support the police in their efforts to tackle wildlife crime. These are professional, highly trained investigators who operate covertly to try and capture evidence of illegal hunting, and over the next few months, we'll be recruiting another ten of them, right across the country.
These investigators achieve results. Their efforts in another region were praised by a judge who, dismissing an appeal by the huntsman and terrierman earlier this month, described them as "professional and knowledgeable" whilst the defendants were "unconvincing and shady" and the hunt were engaged in "cynical subterfuge" by pretending to hunt a trail. It was our investigators' hard work that brought these wildlife criminals to justice.
Our investigators rely on information from the public, and that's why we're advertising in the Western Morning News and other regional newspapers, to raise awareness of Hunt Crimewatch. It's this data that we pass to the NWCU, and which informs our work with police.
Policing of wildlife crime, including hunting, is a world away from what it was just a few years ago. The NWCU has really helped to push the issue up the policing agenda. Through the Association of Chief Police Officers, the chief constable of Lincolnshire Police has a national responsibility for wildlife crime, amongst other things.
Our own Police Liaison Officer delivers training to police officers on the Hunting Act, based on many years' experience as a front line police officer. That training is approved by ACPO, and the impact is impressive. Our evidence-gathering operations are intelligence led, and our database and operating systems are designed to mirror the police's own system.
We are winning high praise for our efforts. The League's staff and volunteers, all of whom operate to a very high standard and code of conduct, will be out this season collecting evidence to present to the police. The challenge for Devon & Cornwall Police and the CPS is to show a determination to pursue hunting cases with the vigour displayed by their colleagues 'up country'.
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European Journal of Dermatology
Hair follicle nevus – A dermoscopic approach Volume 18, numéro 2, march-april 2008
- Auteur(s) : Junna Okada, Yoichi Moroi, Jun Tsujita, Masakazu Takahara, Kazunori Urabe, Hiromaro Kiryu, Masutaka Furue , Kyushu University Graduate School of Medicine, Department of Dermatology, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University, Maedashi 3-1-1, Higashi-ku, 812-8582 Fukuoka, Japan, Department of Dermatology, Inatsuki Hospital, Kama, Japan, Kiryu Clinic, Department of Dermatopathology, Chihaya 5-14-25, Higashi-ku, 813-0044 Fukuoka, Japan
- Mots-clés : hair follicle nevus, trichofolliculoma, dermoscopy, accessory ear
- Page(s) : 185-7
- DOI : 10.1684/ejd.2008.0358
- Année de parution : 2008
We report the case of a 26-year-old man who presented with small soft nodules with tiny hairs that had been present on his nose since childhood. The nodules were initially diagnosed as melanocytic nevi. However, dermoscopy showed many uniform hair follicles and an interfollicular 'pseudo-pigment network' in the nodules. Histologically, many well-differentiated hair follicles and sebaceous glands were seen in the dermis. Serial sectioning revealed neither central cysts nor a central canal. We therefore diagnosed this case as hair follicle nevus. Dermoscopy is now widely used as a non-invasive, in vivo technique for the diagnosis of pigmented skin lesions. Hair follicle nevus is a very rare disease and this is the first report to demonstrate the manifestation of this clinical entity by dermoscopy.


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The Gold Nuggets (24-4, 12-2) won their 12th in a row to claim their third consecutive GCAC regular-season championship, this time by a game over SUNO and Talladega. Xavier will play Fisk at noon Thursday in the opening round of the GCAC Tournament at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock, Ark.
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"Redemption Song"
Nesta Robert "Bob" Marley, February 6, 1945 – May 11, 1981.
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lol who the fuck is this clown? simple ass lyrics a 3rd grader could write.
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one of the greatest musicians ever.
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I would use it for aided Wireframing & Sketching in my Process. Its a toolfor developing the next project!
As the wonderful dot grid book ain't available in Germany, I'd use it instead of my ugly ordinarily gridded writing pads to wireframe websites that would eventually become showcased on sixrevisions.com. Viele Grüße.
Matias Vad
I draw everything I create for the web, and am currently doing it on normal paper. Transitioning to more and more mobile-friendly websites a dot grid book would fit perfectly in my current workflow, replacing good old-fashioned paper!
marbie design
How I would use a grid book?
I would finally have something good to replace all the napkins, envelopes or anything else I can find to draw on when I0m on the phone with clients, and save myself a lot of time collecting all these when I create a mockup ;o)
Gershom Charig
I'm a UI/UX designer, so i'd often use it to sketch down wireframes of web apps. But i also like to sketch logos, gadgets and typographic compositions! So, i just love sketching ;)
I think that a dot grid is much more comfortable than a regular grid for designers like me.
Oh, i would also upload shots of my sketches on dribbble, since there are a lot of "wireframe feticists" out there! (i'm one of them, of course)
Nick Phillipps
I'd use Dotgrid.co dot grid book as a place to sketch rough logo ideas and UI wireframes before further refining them in the book and then moving them on my computer for polishing.
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Kam Banwait
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
I'd use it to design my responsive websites as well as my new mobile application. It'd be used on the London Underground on the way to my full time freelance gig's as a Creative Developer :)
I would use the dot grid for my wire framing, for which I'm currently using a cheap pad of grid paper.
Jonathan Lupo
These books would be a welcome addition to my Creative workflow, given Empathy Lab's Design process for multi-device and Responsive Web Design. Because the goal of web design, in the multi-screen, multi-context world that we now live in, is to "get to the browser" as quickly as possible, sketching is extremely important part of the Design process. No longer is the goal to have a pixel-perfect, Photoshop painting, prior to front-end development to prove an experience concept, but to be able to quickly engage with the Design across multiple viewports, and iterate over the Design fidelity, once the Experience is right.
These look great, think I'll buy some of these either way to bring my pen and paper designs to a new level of awesomeness.
>How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
Here's an answer that isn't directly web development-related. I write games in my spare time, so a dotgrid would be fantastic for me when doing level design, sketching out interface ideas, and working out pixel art. Dotgrid books aren't just for web designers!
I'd use this to replace my current wireframe sketchbook. I like to start on paper, but my current solution is a 1.5″ binder filled with gridded/graphing paper. The dot grid looks so much cleaner than the lined grid I currently use, and a notebook like this would be much easier to tote–and to work in, I bet–than the binder.
These types of note books are really great for wire-framing and also logo design. You can get the sketchs done then scan them in with out the dots showing up. they work great! You can never have to many.
Matt Hall
The dot-grid book would change my designing life. I would use it to sketch out wire frames for the web projects that I currently have going. It would make my life simpler.
I always like to have an organized workflow, so this would help me keep things neat when I'm designing layouts. The bonus is that it's more robust than a Moleskin notebook.
Well, It would be the first thing I would use before i switch to pc. I'd also use it as a todo list since I like to have my steps on paper beside my monitor.
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
Definetely at the wireframing stage. I'm used to have meetings, and while plain paper works fine, the dotted grid would be awesome to keep proportions :)
I don't start any project without sketching it out first!
There's just a certaing freedom with a pen & pencil that you just cannot recreate on a computer!
Having a grid notebook will definitely enhance my abilities to cretae designs that are more relevant a screen!
Nathan Graves
I would use this book to sketch out my app designs for our mobile apps department. I could use this very classily along with my POP app and build some solid prototypes without having to invest much time in visual design up front.
I`ll be nice to have for sketching wireframe ideeas on the moment that I got one or more ideea, for the moment i`m sketching on every piece of paper that I found and very offten i loose them. It will be awesome to have a dotgrid.com book on my hand.
I've been eyeing those for ages!
I'd love to incorporate them into the early stages of design work – to organize my process a little better before just jumping into things.
Josh Weinstein
I would love one of these for wireframing a mobile layout for our site.
Eric Lakich
This is a really cool product! I typically use software like SwordSoft Layout for concepts, but software utilities fall short for quick conceptualization and brainstorming sessions. I think this book is perfect for sketching out the rough idea before using software to create clean wireframes. I would mainly use the book for iOS app and web application concepts.
Hector Rodriguez
I've been searching all over the world for a book like this. I find their design to be the most unique and best for the job.
I will gladly use it to make Wireframes for my web site designs. Can't wait to get my hands on one of this.
Even though I'm not the best at logos I might use it for logo sketches since the notebook is so inspiring.
Kelly Lawrence
I'd definitely use them for creating wireframes during the initial design process. I don't do that currently, and I'd really like to add that to my regular process!
Andy @ Tadpole
These sound perfect for me. I'm in the middle of a site re-design, and I've been drawing my layouts very crudely on blank paper. Finally, I'd be able to draw straight lines easily.
Joe Joiner
Dot grid books provide the ability to keep sketches clean and straight, without the need to use a ruler. I'd use my DotGrid.co book to neatly wireframe sites and apps, both responsive and fixed-width.
Wireframe – wireframe – wireframe.
The time you save up-front by conceptualizing your interface pays off down the road. I'm starting a project that one of these pads would be perfect for.
Rommel RB
The first step in my design process is very much like many other designers in that I like to sketch out my ideas on paper before going to the computer. The problem that I have is that sometimes the lines on white lined or regular grid paper really distract me from what my ideas when I am looking at the sketch repeatedly. This notebook is a perfect solution since it doesn't have those distracting lines and yet provides the small dots to help maintain an order and precision in my sketches!
Hey Six Revisions!
I usually have a graph paper pad for taking notes during meetings, brainstorming sessions and for doodling. The grid is great for adding geometry to sketches and I often find create the basis of a great icon or a UI wireframe. Sometimes though, the square grid is a bit of an overkill and gets in the way of the sketch.
I think I'd use the DotGrid book to develop some of these initial sketches more precisely with the freedom to add more detail where I couldn't otherwise with graph paper.
I started developing all of the websites that I work on using YUI CSS Grids. I'm guessing this grid book will help me understand the real estate and ratio of webpage components visually? Thanks!
Jonny Evans
I'd use it mostly for sketching, but may occasionally use it for wireframes.
I would use them for wireframing. There is nothing like doodling your designs, before you put them into pixels.
I'm not the best free-drawer, so some dots will help get those lines nice and straight.
These will be fantastic for on-the-fly ideas. Often, the best ideas come when you're halfway through a ping pong game (popular in my office), or in the middle of a pre-pitch meeting. This is allow all of the designers and developers neatly organize their thoughts and layouts – maybe neatly enough that these original sketches can be used through the planning stages, saving us time because we won't be redoing them!
I would like the dotgrid books to better wireframe and sketch ideas for my new projects while they are at a braintstorming level.
Kyle Reed
I would use the DotGrid to help layout websites for the company I work for.
I say company, but really it is a church. We are currently rebuilding our whole website and this tool would be an amazing asset to allow sketches, ideas, and dreams to have a place to live.
So I would use this product to dream and plan
Love these books! I always start my design process with some sketching, especially for websites, logos, business cards, brochures, etc, and this would be really handy to have for that!
Pavel Alekseev
Hello!I am student of Graphic Design Academy in Latvia. Its my first year, and its very challenging. I have to work and study at the same time. I dream to earn money using my design knowledge, so when I have free time I try to design website themes, always starting from sketches in my notebook that turn in to mess most of the time.
I think Dotgrid.co will help me produce more readable and clean sketches, that will lead to better design results.
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
I would use the dot grid book to create more accurate, easy-to-read wireframes for my clients. This book would ensure my wireframes are to size and aesthetically the best they can be using pen/paper.
Taylor McCaslin
I'd love to use a dotgrid book for sketching my newest wireframes! I'm one of those designer that continuously sketches with a ruler, and if it's not a straight line I start over. Small forest of trees = decimated.
Love the wire bound. I can keep it fully open and visible on the desk to improve usability.
I'd use them to sit around in the middle of nowhere and start sketching away.
I would use the dot grid book to sketch GUI ideas for the applications my company develops.
David Westbrooks
I am working on responsive designs for a few different websites right now, and I think the dot grid book will be very useful.
Francis Githika
Really dig these Dot Grid books. Would be awesome to use them to sketch out app ideas and quick wireframes in brainstorm sessions. Nice Post btw.
I've actually been pricing grid books lately, so I was super excited to see this giveaway! I'm planning to create some mobile apps in 2013, so I'd love to be able to sketch out my ideas ahead of time.
Rachel Keslensky
I need a Dotgrid.co dot grid book to make my wireframes their best!
Jennifer Williams
I'm a web-design student and part-time web-designer. I've been using plain white paper for wireframe and logo-design sketches, but it can be frustrating to translate my ideas to the computer when the proportions are inconsistent in the sketches. I've often thought I should try using graph paper, but dot grid paper looks even better; consistent proportions without grid lines getting in the way. I want to try it!
I've been looking for a sketch-book that I can actually show clients! Using the cheap options from the local office-max type chains looks unprofessional, but more importantly, showing a client mock-up work on graph/grid paper subconsciously forces them to evaluate the design with respect to "how things fit into the boxes." There are just too many lines on normal graph paper; this is a clean and elegant solution I would be proud to display to any clients.
Jeff Boyus
I've been looking for the right journaling book to keep all my ideas in. I have used everything from standard graph paper to Whitelines books. This looks like a fantastic option that I would love to try out!
Jay McCallum
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
I would use these to map out my artwork before using Illustrator.
Brendon Kozlowski
I'd use a DotGrid.co dot grid book as a starting point to sketch out and flesh out ideas for web design and development. I love dot grid books for that!
Michael Thomas
Hot to use is pretty easy. I always Wireframe on paper… It's the second step after working through an inspirational flow with the team and with the client. So that we have an idea what the client really wants.
Then we start wireframing on paper. These books would be just perfect for it ! Grid patterns like those are much better than the "math"papers for geometry ;)
Tom Dempsey
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow? – Wireframing on-the-go!
Dan MacKinnon
I would love one of these Dot Grid Books so that I could layout quick designs and show interactivity of websites we propose on the spot. This would give me a nice landscape to present ideas and concepts to clients as I travel all throughout New England. I have no crazy way of using this other than our usual work and a better presentation.
Well to be honest drawing a straight line has always been a weakness and graph paper reminds me of 8th grade Math too much so it would be a step up from crazy lines that make me look like I am still in 7th grade!
Darren Burgfeld
This would be great for wireframes, esp. in the field. Being able to quickly illustrate a client's ideas right in front of them would be critical to the whole process.
I would love to try and use dot grid books by drawing for graphic design, web design, and even game levels design! It will be useful as I love square, edgy designs!
I'd probably end up doodling too much, but I'd use this at the early stage of a site design, when mocking a concept with a client before getting stuck behind a computer.
This is SO cool… Wireframing, storyboarding, flowcharting and good old doodling – including planning layout grids and box models for css. I'll look for my prize in the mail!
Carlos Guajardo
Id use it for story boarding ideas, concepts/designs and at the end of its life raise the height of my monitor or steady my wobbly old chair.
I could be sinister and line the bottom of my canaries cage to see exactly how long it takes him to realise they're not seeds (muwaahahahaha) But most of all it would be used for conceptualising my clients ideas… really.
Amanda M
This would be awesome when planning out courses for ice races, and when working on website overhauls; also would be great for when rearranging furniture at home! I suck at straight lines but dots would help with that issue!
Joseph W.
I would use it for drafting layout ideas before starting the design process on the computer.
Great books. I would user them out and about for capturing great ideas on the go.
Would love to win one so that I can sketch out mobile app designs cleanly and also maybe use it to sketch logos. The grids will help in all of this too!
i would never leave home without it
take it to clients internal meeting
and connect some dots along the way
Richard Moss
I'd use a dot grid book for designing layouts and workflows of the EDC system I develop. Normally use graph paper for this sort of thing if I'm not using Visio, dots sound better than the blue graph grid!
This grid book is perfect to make templates and mockups in sketching, on this grid you can draw such as straight blocks on page and also various design things with shapes.
So, it's multifunktional book, that helos to create…
Dotgrid.co dot grid book is simply the perfect mockup/sketch place.
Other than this it's really awesome designed book ;) really trendy and perfect to carry out with me :)
Ian Hurst
as a dyslexic i find the style really usefull especially for mindmaps and organising data. it also make designing my new site easier as i do that on paper first. before i go to drupal to create it.
Hi, after a blank paper rapid sketch that seems good, I would use Dotgrid.co paper to make a better sketch with element proportions in mind. Since the grid book looks so cool and professional, I would also bring it along to customer meetings and draw freely there. Because clients will see the sketches, that's why I chose the blank paper first, ugly or too sketchy don't deserve a valuable sheet of the grid book.
All my work starts in a notebook (or a scrap of paper…) so these Dotgrid.co notebooks would fit neatly at the start of my workflow for all my projects!
If i get the book, I would like to do all my project mockups and layouts in that paper before designing it in Photoshop. Dot Grid paper will give better impression on my layouts when compared to plain white sheet. I sure that i can impress My Manager by showing the layout in Dot Grid paper.
Thanks in advance.
Dave Lim
I do a mix of print and screen design, but either way I'd usually be using a dot grid book for sketching concepts and ideas that crop up while I'm doing research, and then later for wireframes and mapping workflows.
I'm facing a major redesign project and this notebook would be perfect for the wireframes I'll need to create!
I would use the Dotgrid.co dot grid book in two ways:
1) as a constant aid to record ideas (non-specific to projects) wherever I am to create a resource bank of design elements that can later be brought into a particular project where appropriate,
2) at the wireframing stage to get free from the mac and back into good'ol pen and paper – but with the super duper bonus of a handy dot grid for helpful constraint.
I would us a dot grid book to draft rapid prototype designs for websites in client meetings. very cool looking books!
I would use them for just about anything from mock-up designs to small sketchs. From what I've seen on Dribbble, they seem to work out really well for those who use them.
Tyler Murphy
After seeing someone use one of these online, I've been looking everywhere to find someone who makes them! i would use these in all my wireframing and designing of my apps and websites!
Sonali Agrawal
I would use the Dot Grid Book by sketching out ideas for a mobile app, which would make it easy to move forward.
As a developer first, designer 2nd, this looks like it'll help me getting my ideas out of my head fast enough to be realized… no dinking around with photoshop/paint.net
I'll answer the question with a question, "how wouldn't I use this?" But honestly, taking clear notes, visually and textually combined would be infinitely easier.
Craig Sosonko
I would use it for wire framing and concepting new marketing campaigns.
I would use the book for mock up designs when having introductory meetings with clients. I would also use it for sketches when planning a concept to show to developers.
I am working on big non-profit project as a UX designer and Dotgrid.co would help me in rapid prototyping. That's for sure!
Dustin P
This would be awesome to win! I am having to draw mockups and concepts for approval and I have heard such great things about these dot grid books. Pick me!
Pablo Herrera
Always good to turn ideas on paper before you start designing. I hope to win ;)
I'd use the sustainable Dotgrid.co grid book as an essential tool for sketching out rough drafts of my website designs. I'm always thinking about designs for my clientele on the go, and lined paper or (even worse) plain paper just doesn't cut it for me. The Dotgrid.co book would be perfect for me!
Anthony Schultz
I would use it in the planning stage for sketching concepts, as well as to demonstrate user processes to business leaders prior to committing time to prototyping. Time saver!
As this is a grid book, I will use it in my drawing process. I will use it for drawing mockup and to draw conceptual ideas of our products in this book.
With a high risk of stating the obvious, I would use the dotgrid book to sketch out different interface mockups so that I could evaluate them (by talking to other people, prefereably users). Having the dotgrid would probably be useful for doing different screen sizes as well.
Filipe Craveiro
I would definitely pull the wires on my frames with a Dotgrid.co dot grid book.
Would be an plus in my organisation process.
I would use a dot grid notebook as part of my initial wireframing and sketching at the start of my projects
My workflow is pretty lacking and haphazard at best, which has been okay up till now with the work that I do. The projects I'm taking on now demand that I implement a more rigorous way of working and I'm putting together a framework that will facilitate this. A dot grid book from Dotgrid.co will definitely help with wireframing early on in my design process rather than going straight into Illustrator. Bring on 2013!
as a web developer i tried many time to improve my visual presentations for what am doing especially for the administration section.
this will help me to improve my experience to have the visual layout and how to visually express what the user must do.
Ondra Henek
I would use it obviously for some mockups of web apps and maybe some naked lady attempts. :)
I would use it for wireframing web apps, seems that's the best use for this notebook.
I would use it to help my learning and understanding of the web design process
Josefo Vega
Hi! I would like to use the book as a Web planer. Me and my friend are planingo to start a blog, and a book like this would be awesome as a place to capture all the new ideas, and design the blog!
Thank you for everything
You really have a nice blog!!
As a web designer I'm constantly doing mockups to represent what I'm trying to communicate in the office and with clients. However, most of the time my sketches look a little 'sketchy' in the colloquial sense. My lines are more curvy/wavy than my pride would like to admit. I have a hard time working with grid paper because the lines inhibit my flow, but I think the dot grid would give me the flexibility of freeform drawing while also giving me the structure necessary for straight lines to represent my ideas with bosses, coworkers and clients. I do hope that even if I don't win this contest I will have an opportunity to really test out this sketchbook and see if the dot grid is more helpful than line grids.
I am thinking of getting a grid book. I need it for font design. I am suggested to use grid book to design quick and excellent fonts.
Ludwig Königsberger
I would use it for mocking up some of my new iPhone App ideas !!
My CEO doesn't believe in story based design. He's more into screen based design. We always sketch during meetings, but he focusses on single screens, not a story. But UX _is about_ stories, not screens. Design is the way it works, not how it looks. I would use this in all my meetings with him, so I can easily convince him about the benefits of story based designs
I'd use the dot grid books for my day job of building dashboards as well as my side hobby of building web pages. Need to update my personal page so this would be a great way to sketch out the new layout!
I would use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in planning app, web designs, flyers etc to show in my university critiques of project work. At the moment I use layout paper and draw a grid on a separate bit of paper that I put underneath which has its limitations.
Hmm, its an interesting giveaway!
If i win, i use for my projects, and write everything what importatn. I draw some arty, then create some sprite-sketch. I think with this cool stuff, i dont loose any single page on the desk :D
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
Much of the design work I'm involved in requires quick ideas before going into digital production, making sketch pads ideal. The Dot Grid system significantly sets itself apart from other options since it allows the subtle guides for design sketches that would require more precision than free hand, as well as a more calculative approach to line and scale by using the grid system. Sometimes taking a picture or scanning the sketch page is necessary for sharing with colleagues, so the precision also helps with clarity for others.
I really like grid books. I will use it designing interfaces or elements. The grid inside is very helpful and it will help me get my work done nicely.
Thanks for giving me the chance to participate, Stratos.
The dot grid book would allow me to organize ideas, sketches, doodles, tic tac toe games when I'm stumped, icon attempts, website designs as well as all notes floating in my head into a perfectly gridded, yet freeing & open format on the page. As a fan of the grid page, the dot grid takes my inspiration and creativity to another level of excitement from the geek within that loves paper and a pen in a technology-driven world. I'd love the chance at a win to add this notebook to help streamline ideas and schedules to paper. -Kaloni
I would use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book to help plan and sketch new site designs. Thanks!
Malik Hinds
How would I use a Dot Grid sketchbook? Well, if I had named all of my ways of usage then I guess you guys would have a long read. But anyways, as a 16 year old kid, I do a lot of things that you wouldn't see an average kid doing today. I fumble around everything, sometimes I pick things up for 2 minutes and put it back down. I'm proud of my interest in a lot of things, but I'm not proud for the fact that I never finish anything. I tried tons of programming and scripting languages and out of all of them I can say that I know only two of them "fluently". The thing is: I don't know what to do with them. I lack creativity for some reason. If I start a project with or for someone, I jump on the computer and try and do it out of my head. I've had sketchbooks before, but never liked drawing on a blank canvas. But not a Dot Grid sketchbook in which I'd surely fill with ideas.
I'd mainly use my Dot Grid sketchbook to design logos, GUIs, UI elements, and basically concepts for everything I've ever wanted to do in life… computer-wise. I personally think that I can't call myself a designer or programmer until I possess one of these sketchbooks.
-Malik H.
I would definitely try this sketch book for mobile apps and sites sketching and wire framing.
Berni Torres
I would use it every time we need to add a new feature to our mobile apps! It looks awesome to make quick sketches, and write feedback immediately next to it
Matt L.
I appreciate the problem that the dot grid is trying to solve.
I love using grid paper for mockups / sketches, but it leaves thick (and irregular) blue lines through my sketches. I'd replace my cheap grid paper with this, if it'll provide the same structure to my sketches.
Or I'll play giant games of Dots and Boxes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dots_and_Boxes) :)
If I get this book, I would like to use it to make some offline wire-frames for my clients websites. While representing my idea to them using wire-frames they can understand what i mean.
Well, I've done all step. Hope i win.
Noe Araujo
With a dot grid book my drawings are not so out of place :) perfect for me a web designer
- Noe
I would use these awesome books to help me design products for my business, and they would definitely increase my productivity by providing me with grids to work with, instead of having to sketch lines.
Robbert Wolfs
I'm a webdesigner-webdeveloper and I always make wireframes of my websites online because I've never found a good designer book. I would make my work better if I had a dot grid book
Hriday Das
I am a web developer and designer. Dot Grid Books would help me to create stunning wire frames and mock ups to serve my clients better.
That notebook would be useful for designing logos and web elements. Can I have one? :)
Paul Stevens
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
Answer: The way it was meant to be used!
Designing for Web and Print, interactive or print – we all need a grid. This will help keep a smart tidy notebook and become our standard notebook here in the studio.
Yes please, I'd love one!
The dot grid book would help me turn brainstorms, images and words into awesome real life design concepts with power to change in the world.
Kate Leyland
I would use to create square based patterns to be scanned and reduced to make prints and cards :) hoping to start a business where I can work from home so I can spend more time with my new baby boy.
I might actually be able to space things in a decent format the first time with my sketches and not after I bust out the green lined graph paper.
I always have a pencil to paper. It's how I operate. These books would be used for concepts and ideas; my future successes first iteration.
Shovan Sargunam
Currently I use lined note pad to sketch website wireframes or any other design. Dot Grid Book will definitely help me up-my game and improve quality of my work.
It would help me mockup responsive design quicker without need or any other additional drawing material.
Ben P.
How would you use a Dotgrid.co dot grid book in your workflow?
With my growing folder of sketches I need a good place to draw and keep them organized. Dot Grid would be just right! I'd mainly use my Dot Grid sketchbook to design logos, GUIs, UI elements, and sketch wireframes for my clients.
Hope I get the notebook!
I would carry it with me all day and draw any idea if it pops in.And of course in the office, to draw all the designs i draw now on normal paper.
Tom Mayfield
I would use this for coming up with new page designs, for which i'm currently using boring old plain paper. Its a neat idea – getting some idea of scale in the sketch/wireframe stage would be very useful. Also would be good for the times when adding new features is required.
Also in total agreement with Matt L. – could be an epic game of boxes for those idle moments in the office…no that i have those :)
Tom Jepson
The dot grid book would move me away from fat-fingered logo sketches on my iPad and get me back in touch with that lovely feeling of pencil on paper. If all design work fails I could make a living a dot-to-dot puzzle creator for children's publications…
(Would love a book, thanks!)
Dave Hines
I need this sketchbook. I literally cannot go on without it.
Before I sit down to work, be it designing or coding, I 100% NEED a grilled cheese sandwich.
The dot matrix notebook will be incredibly valuable in helping me diagram and process the workflow that I use to make this grilled cheese. I will do no actual design work in the notebook, only grilled cheese work. It will save me valuable time, and make my sandwiches more delicious. Also, once I finish the grilled cheese, it will make a tremendous plate.
No really though, I'm a broke-ass freelancer and I could use the free equipment for obvious reasons.
Cliff N
What couldn't I do with the dot grid book in my workflow? I'd use it to create some unique awesomesauce in the flavor of sleek wireframes for clients. I'll toss away those wannabe graph books in the newly found freedom of the Dot Grid books.
Is that a blue line? Is that part of the sketch? I dunno! But with the new Dot Grid book, I won't have to worry about those kind of blunders that can sometimes be a pain.
I'm thinking about making a pretty bad ass site about connect the dots and this would be the perfect prototyping tool to get the job done.
Eric Malcolm
The Dotgrid.com dot grid book would fit perfectly into my workflow for wire-framing websites, flyers, ads and all the other good stuff a creative professional would use it for.
Currently I just use plain paper, I usually just draw out my own grid system because I can't stand the horrible blue lines that are on regular graph paper. They interfere with the creative process.
Also as Matt L. said above: Giant Games of Dots and Boxes, awesome idea!
Stevie Black
I am pushing everything in my life toward responsive web design; the gallery/boutique I help run in the summer season on Rocky Neck, the interactive presence for the surface and textile design company I recently started, and the art colony at which I recently became the Marketing Director. I don't think in digital – hey, I'm old school – I think on paper, I think in maps, I think in strategies. I think out on one page and resolve on the next (or a page or two later!). Dot Grid sketchbooks would help with my process, keeping it all together in one physical space, that I can encounter again and again, far away from the desktop, in the real world where my ideas and inspirations are usually found.
Paddy Fernandez
I would use it to draw beautiful axonometric illustrations of architectural details in my projects :)
Great looking sketchbooks
Would be a great tool for me to sketch logos concepts and wireframe sites and UI.
I will definitely use it for wireframing and sketching!
One of my wishlist for Christmas :)
I would use it to make my wireframes for the websites i have to make for school projects.
I would love to try this with my wire frame work and sketching logo ideas.
Great way to conceptualize mobile ui and ux designs for responsive sites and help clients visualize their projects.
Nick M
I would teach my twin boys how to sketch out their ideas on how to save the world and create life saving inventions/apps.
I would use it for wire-framing, logo, and character concepts. I would probably play connect the dots from time to time.
I would use it for everything. Sketching and drawing out ideas, wireframe, user interfaces, logos concepts, typography. I"d probably carry it with me everywhere.
Paul Nevin
The first thing I'd do is use it to begin wireframing the responsive redesign of a website I about to start working on.
Good luck to all ;)
I'm a web designer so scribbling is always a part of my workflow. With this sketchbook it would be a lot more comfortable.
Simon Duck
I would use my book to plan out my next ventures, writing, drawing and generally noting everything down so that I have it all prepared.
Diana Caballero
As designers, we are constantly looking to improve or make people's life easier in a certain way. Sometimes we also need tools to make our job more efficient; dotgrid.co's product is the perfect example.
I would use my dot grid book in my everyday to sketch logos, wireframes, UI elements, etc.
wireframe Sketch & architecture is new to me as i am Digital Marketeer i would tell that this (The Book) would be the next Scope of the Responsive Design which would wipe the market with its views
I think it will be nice to use it for site sketches, mockups and wireframes
Sarah | @MadysonDesigns
Dot Grid books are so useful for sketching and wireframes, but they are also great for illustration work- the grid makes it really easy to digitize.
I always found easier to wireframe a site/UI on paper. The dot layout help with elements alignment and scale with a minimalist touch.
Thanks again for a great giveaway.
Isa Amistad
These grid books are great for sketching ideas out quickly before committing to something digital like Axure.
i'd use it mostly for wireframing and sketching out some quick ideas on the go
Paul Glowiak
I would use it for lettering, wireframing websites and logo ideas and sketches.
Definitely would be used to show off my illustrated note taking skills and idea processes.


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The Foxes impressive start to the year has been recognised by the Football League with manager Nigel Pearson and January signing Chris Wood both in the running for awards.
Nigel Pearson has masterminded his team's incredible start to the calendar year in the Championship with a record of four straight league wins.
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The New Zealand international, who signed for the Foxes on the opening day of the January transfer window, has made a dream start to his Leicester career.
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- 2 Large Eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) Salt
- 1 cup(s) Flour (approximately)
- 1 tablespoon(s) Butter, melted
- DUMPLINGS: Beat eggs, salt and 1/2 cup of flour in a 2 cup pyrex liquid measuring cup with electric mixer. Add 1 tablespoon of melted butter and mix.
Gradually and slowly add the remaining 1/2 cup of flour, a little at a time, while continuing to beat with mixer. When the thick, firm egg mixture has left the edges of the bowl and drawled into the beaters......you have added enough flour and the mixture is the correct thickness.
ADDING DUMPLINGS TO SOUP: Your stew or soup must be at a rolling boil on the stovetop. Using a teaspoon from the silverware drawer, BEGIN BY DIPPING THE DRY SILVERWARE TEASPOON IN THE STEW TO WET IT. Now take a the wet silverware teaspoon and dip up 1/2 the teaspoon with dumpling dough and drop the dough into the boiling stew and again dipping the spoon in the stew to wet it, and repeat. After all the dumpling dough is in the stew, boil covered for at least 10 to 15 minutes.
Dumplings are now ready to eat.
Note: The dumplings expand so the smaller the dumplings the better.
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This was on the news last night here in northern New Mexico. The incident occurred last year, however the story has reappeared as a follow up on tv and in print. The tv news story last night was 100% positive regarding the gentleman who used his gun to save the woman's life.
Nov. 30
NM - An Albuquerque woman whose ex-husband was stabbing her when he was shot and killed by a stranger says that she would like to meet the man who she feels saved her life. "I just gotta give thanks that I'm alive and I would like to met Mr. Moore very soon because he is my angel and he did the right thing to save my life," said Joyce Cordova.
Cordova was working in the deli at an Albuquerque Wal-Mart in August of 2005 when she was confronted by her ex-husband, 54-year-old Felix Vigil. Vigil was armed with a knife, went behind the counter and began stabbing her.
Due Moore, 72, who didn't know either people, happened to be shopping in the store at the time when he came across the attack.
Moore, who was among the first people in the state to receive a license to carry a concealed weapon, produced a nine-millimeter handgun and shot Vigil three times, killing him.
Moore, who didn't want to be interviewed on camera, declined to meet with the woman who credits him with saving her life until any legal issues surrounding the incident are resolved.
Eyewitness News 4 spoke with the district attorney's office on Wednesday and learned that the incident has just recently been ruled a justifiable shooting.


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quote:Micheal Jordan- would love to know why he really quit to play baseball.
quote:gunslinger - i am doing well. Finally caught up... if that's even possible with school and i started a thread last night about my wife expecting again. Don't know if you saw it. We're really excited!
quote:His father was murdered and apparently it was due to the fact that he was an avid gambler and there was suspicion that he was betting on games so Stern asked him to leave the league for a while
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Nerdist Podcast: Kevin Feige
By Katie Levine on November 8, 2013
Chris and Jonah travel to Marvel Headquarters to talk to the man in charge, Kevin Feige! They talk about all the different Marvel movies, upcoming projects, and how Kevin is actually a fan of the podcast!
See Thor: The Dark World out in theaters today November 8th!
Chris Hardwick a man of his word. Also gotta love some Jonah thrown in for good measure. Gotta say Clark Gregg might have been one of my favorite ones.
I think mysterious Kyle needs to be interviewed.
Hi Chris,
First, let me say congratz on another fantastic podcast. You have consistently produced outstanding interviews that add so much depth to my appreciation of people I've admired for years, and introduced me to others I've come to admire.
Stan Lee, Tom Hiddleston, George RR Martin, Tom Hanks and now Kevin Feige – awesome! Keep up the great work.
The main reason I'm writing this is to let you know that I've had a rough time of it financially since 2008 and when I was at my lowest in 2011-2012 your show (along with movies like The Avengers) kept me going. It was eerily prescient when you had a female comic on your podcast who had dealt with severe depression at about the same time I was at my lowest. That, along with the love of my family, probably saved my life.
All doom and gloom aside, your intelligence and humor are a welcome part of my information diet on a weekly basis – thanks.
The last thing I wanted to ask – because you are the one person I've been able to connect with who is already so connected – is if you could possibly help me buy tickets to next year's Comicon in San Diego. I'm not asking for any handouts, just a chance to buy the tickets with my own money. My son is sixteen and I wanted to be able to experience this with him before he becomes too cool to hang with his dad. I tried last year and, after jumping through many digital hoops, was shut out after 22 minutes. This was after selling my entire comic collection to pay for the tickets (I basically expunged my entire comic collecting history).
Again, thanks so much for the continued excellent work on all your shows (loving @midnight) and any help you could offer would be appreciated.
All the best,
Mark in LV
Great podcast. Feige feels like a real person. I like that Feige wants to "hear the notes" and not assume they are the smartest people in the room. It's good that he's got an open mind and willing to hear things.
Also, this is purely an aesthetics thing, but he's got a good voice. I can listen to him tell random bits of trivia and stories all day long. Fascinating. I want him to return before Avengers 2.
Really enjoyed this one. Kevin was insightful and has a great voice to listen to as I work. Loved the Marvel week, guys!
That was really quite a fine and interesting interview,fellow nerds.Thanks.Liked that there was an implicit respect for Stan Lee from Kevin when you started talking with him considering a lot of his success is attributable to Stans' characters and stories.His reminiscenses about collaborating with Sony and Fox on the Spider-Man and X-Men movies were pretty fascinating.A shame that much of the various speculation from people about future adaptations of characters never acknowledges that Kevin probably still has relationships with people still making films for those companies too.
This was a groovy ep. Who knew the mastermind of the marvel universe was such a cool guy?
Awesome!! Can we get Chris Pratt on the podcast? He's hilarious!
Jonah once said – that people in Nyc talk about how they get around the city as much as people in L>A talk about driving.
You know what?
They don't.
Close. -
"View and then review" would be a fine mantra if it wasn't trying to be a catch-all argument against all judgment with limited information. Sometimes people -should- bitch and moan about what they see as a negative direction that something they care about is taking.
I'm a huge fan of the Matrix trilogy. Let's say that a rumor bubbles up that Warner Bros. is in talks for a fourth installment with Brett Ratner at the helm and an animatronic Howdy Doody cast as a re-incarnated Neo.
Chris's philosophy seems to dictate that I should not throw an epic bitch-fit, smearing my metaphorical shit all over the metaphorical walls of the internet in abject rage and horror, but instead, say "hey, you know what? I really only have two pieces of information to go off here, maybe I should give that project, which really does seem destined to become the cinematic equivalent of wire hanger meeting womb, my best shot. And hey, maybe it'll turn out alright after all. -View- before I -review-!
Mr. Hardwick, I propose to you that sometimes you can smell shit from across the room. It is not always necessary to rub one's nose in it to make a declaration as to its substance.
Okay Mr. Matt, Jonah, and Chris:
Here's the million dollar question. Since you now know all of these Marvel characters and since Marvel is one of the most diverse comic universes out there…what Marvel Comic book character would you want to play if the role was offered to you and why?
Let's be realistic. No one will want Chris to replace Downey as Iron Man. It wouldn't be realistic (i.e. Downey is probably not stepping down as Iron Man), nor would it be a good fit for Chris (because Chris still looks too young and too nice to be the Dark-haired, moustachioed, and sarcastic Tony Stark).
So Chris, Matt, and Jonah…who would you want to play in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (especially those properties that haven't been used previously) and why?
Kinda miss the Sister Wives these couple of podcasts. Please tell them that they are awesome. Btw, great week so far.
I Am worried about Star Wars partly b/c I don't think any one company- any company should own everything- and between Marvel and Star Wars- it's the difference between your project being "the things that's the most important thing or one of five most important things.
And two- Abrams makes me worry.
I don't think he put enough into either Star Trek and now we're piling more on his plate?
I feel like his work is fast food- sometimes really good fast food.
But it's diminishing in nutritional content.
– My opinion. -
I loved the Marvel Week podcasts. Kevin Feige is much cooler than I figured he'd be very down to earth for such a master of the Marvel universe (See what I did there). Howerver I do have a request… can someone please explain why is Blade constantly ignored? The 1st movie a hit; considering how obscure the character was then they arguably get worse (Trinity was death), but whenever the discussion of the resurgence if comic movies is breached then all praises go to X-Men and Spider-man. When Blade both came first and started both the comic resurgance; after the Batman and Robin fiasco, and the modern Vampire to zombie (classic movie monster) trends and NEVER gets recognized. They literally mentioned every Marvel movie EXCEPT Blade. Also Chris I think you did an excellent job with Harrison Ford!
Another very nice episode. Up to this point in my life I've never read a comic book, nor watched a comic book movie, (same as Matts attitude toward wizards) but after Gregg, Hiddlesen, and now Kevin Feige came off so thoughtful and clever, I'm very much looking forward to suspending my disbelief and seeing one.
Sounds very fun!
Do not despair… I too worried at first that Star Wars would suffer the same fate as the recent Star Trek films, until I realized, the stakes are considerably lower with Star Wars. See, Star Trek is hit or miss with some regularity, and there's more to lose. Star Wars consists of 3 really great movies followed by 3+ decades of really bad/spoofy silliness and cartoons and Darth Vader dancing and other emasculating absurdity. Every bit of it has been parodied so many times its beyond a cliche to even reference it. So even if Disney/Abrams screw it up, they're not going to be doing any damage that hasn't already been done. I'll just keep waiting til someone, someday, does a good job with it. If it's this time, with Abrams and his cunning use of lens flares, then great. If not, hey, better luck next time.
Even if they're blindfolded and one-armed, as long as they keep swinging away, they gonna connect with something eventually. Call it the infinite number of monkeys approach. Star Wars fans gotta play the long game.
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I think if you want a good example of why Kevin Feige is doing such a fantastic job with the Marvel Studios films, you need look no further than when he talked about the notes he received on Iron Man, about telling the story in a straight linear narrative, and realizing why it didn't work. It's yet another reason I enjoy listening to the podcast on a regular basis, because there's some great discussion on creativity and story telling that can be mined by aspiring artists. I loved that he shared how Raimi approached scenes, in terms of how the audience is going to react, and it's pretty obvious he's applied this toward all of the projects Marvel Studios have worked on so far.
Also, I would love to see Christopher Lloyd show up in a Marvel movie at some point down the line, it feels like there are a lot of great possibilities there. Also, though he only appeared in the one film, he was also a part of the Star Trek franchise, and in a role that really showed just what kind of range he has as an actor.
Chris Hardwick proves that his is thee epitome of Fred Armisen's SNL character Nicholas Fehn. Truly, look it up and compare.
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I wish you asked if they're planning to make any movies about female heroes.
Definitely in my Nerdist Top Ten!
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Andy, Howard and Jason on a Sunday morning
by Eric Norlin on Sep.28, 2008, under general, industry stuff
To say this past week has been "tumultuous" would be an understatement. Late Friday afternoon, I found myself having conversations with local bankers about the worst case scenarios, while bartenders stood there saying, "man, maybe I won't deposit my check - maybe I'll stick that in my pocket." Well, we awake this morning to what is apparently a new world, as it seems that the "bailout compromise" is going to get done.
Simultaneously, I'm finding Jason Calacanis' email send (entitled, "(The) Startup Depression") in my inbox, and finding Howard's great blog post that references Andy's amazing article from last week. Without getting into the whole mess of agreeing or dis-agreeing with the bailout (I've done both in the last week - hasn't everyone?), let me just say that A) I do side with Andy in thinking this might be one of the greatest "trades" the U.S. could ever make, and B) I couldn't agree more with Howard — it just isn't profitable to "bet against the U.S."
All of it has me looking out over a cloudy Gulf, remembering the 2001-2003 timeframe, and thinking about how momentous this event really is. So, you guessed, I'm resorting to the bullet list:
1. Anyone that underestimates how important this bailout will be is a fool. Howard mentions "new trends" - and I agree. This thing will REMAKE the financial landscape as we know it. It's akin to "the new deal" in terms of societal impact, and is easily as important as Smoot-Hawley or Glass-Steagall.
Jason's email send has lots of pretty typical "tactical advice for entrepreneurs" in it, but the one thing that really bothered me was his prognostication that "things are gonna get really bad." It is simply IMPOSSIBLE to know that right now. This bailout could very easily put a floor under mortgages, save the banks, open the credit markets back up, strengthen the dollar (very weirdly - see andy), help the deficit AND make the U.S. "gubmint" a whole bucketload of money to play with. In short, I'm nowhere NEAR willing to think that we should all be "hunkering down" for 2-3 years of startup nuclear winter. It very well could be that after things sort out (and we may get a rate cut in here still, don't kid yourselves), this market — and the accompanying economy absolutely lights on fire. Could be. Maybe. No one knows.
Am I planning for "happy times?" Of course not. I'm planning as I always do — to be a long distance runner not a sprinter. Survival is key, but mapping out survival for most people should only take about 5 minutes. After that, you have to consider both A) disaster and B) complete upside surprises - the key here is to give at least equal weighting to both, while knowing that in all likelihood, the upside to disaster ratio is probably preternaturally disposed to at least 60/40 (the universe worked that out long ago).
2. Will lots of startups fail? Yep, undoubtedly. But lots of startups will stay alive too. And they'll slowly spend money. And they'll come to conferences. And they'll get focused and tough and lean. Startups always fail - that's the name of the game, but startups also always find a way to stay alive. Bottom line: people can talk all day about the benefits of being in silicon valley, but one of the huge downfalls of it is that when times are good, EVERYBODY gets funding. This whole market phenomenon will scare and hurt the "valley" startup scene way more than it will Boulder, Pittsburgh, Austin, the Twin Cities, Atlanta, Research Triangle, or good ole Florida.
3. What should you do? Everyone I know that's been around the block agrees on this one - START A BUSINESS. What am I doing? Launching a new conference (more on that later). Why? Because I remember January 2002. I remember meeting Andre Durand for lunch in downtown Denver and watching his eyes light up talking about "digital identity." At the time, I was making ends meet in the web design/copy writing business, and it was just refreshing to see anyone excited about technology — after all, at that point, the entire software industry only had like 25 people still working (HA!). In any case, I didn't get Andre's idea. It sounded so…..boring. Three days later, I woke up in a cold sweat with my head filled with ideas about digital identity. I couldn't read about anything in tech land without seeing how identity was the solution. I had become completely myopic.
I called Andre back and told him that I wanted to be involved "no matter what" - it wasn't about money, and it wasn't about startup greatness; the world NEEDED this dammit - and we were just the guys to bring it to life (or so we thought). Within days, I'd met Phil Becker (who has since become my absolute #1 business mentor - and a true, close friend) and the whole thing was off and running. Ping Identity (software company) came to life, and Digital ID World (tech conference) came to life.
People thought we were absolutely nuts, by the way, for starting a tech conference. Comdex had just announced bankruptcy. There were barely any tech conferences around, much less new ones launching. And "digital identity" was kind of a joke (remember Microsoft's Passport? yea). Well, we muscled through - and made just enough money the first year to allow us to do it all again (which is to say none of us made a dime on the conference in year 1). Needless to say, it all worked. Digital ID World grew (and was sold in 2005). Ping got funding (when it was impossible to get funding). It all came together. There were times when Andre would call and tell me that Ping would be outta money in two weeks if he didn't raise cash, but it did all come together. Bottom line: start a business.
At the end of the day, every thing's changed, but every thing is also still the same. The markets will sort this out. Good companies will make it. Defrag will be here in 2009 (so you have that to look forward to). The sun will still rise. And, if I was a betting man (oh wait - I am), I'd bet on U.S. innovation to win out in the end - again.
Smile. Think abundance, not scarcity. Get optimistic. To quote U2, "it's a beautiful day."
P.S. Don't think there isn't a certain irony/indicator in the fact that the conference that really kicked off this whole last cycle (Web 2.0) has people like Lance Armstrong and Al Gore speaking. That just wouldn't have happened in 2002. Ever. And here we are again. It's really not a matter of "never learning" - it's human nature, market cycles and rhythm. Just keep focused on dancing, and give up on "dancing with the stars."


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Barker, Steve and Douglas, Paul (2004) Protecting federated databases using a practical implementation of a formal RBAC policy. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Technology: Coding and Computing (ITCC'04). IEEE Computer Society, USA, pp. 523-527. ISBN 0769521088
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This paper describes the use of formally specified RBAC policies for protecting federated relational database systems that are accessed over a wide area network. The method that is described combines a formally specified RBAC policy with both temporal and locational constraints. It does not depend on any security mechanism supported by a specific DBMS and is thus portable across platforms.
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Sci-Fi Channel's smash hit show returns for another series masterminded by the creators of the show, told completely in continuity! It's high school shenanigans in Eureka as Zoe falls for the new guy in school who has everybody talking. But what she doesn't know is that the stud used to be a dud!
Preview: Eureka: Dormant Gene #2
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