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Crocnaraw Country House is an Georgian Irish Country Guest House by Ballinakill Bay, 10 kilometres from Clifden-Connemara on the Galway-Westport road. Set in 8 hectares of gardens and fields with fine views, Crocnaraw Country House has been winner of the National Guest House Gardens Competition for 4 years.
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As always, a great read.
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Two Speed
Is there anywhere to divert to between P1 where you picked him up and P44 where he 'disappeared'? Wildcat trucker on the iceroads? Security being sneaky by running a truck into a group to see if they are sticking to the rules? Will we have the real answer in an upcoming installment?
Alex, where we leave the Snap Lake road after Snap 1 we rejoin the main Tibbett To Contwoyto road just north of P. 46. Forty six is big enough to park on if you really feel the need, but it isn't somewhere you'd usually stop and I think Security would want to know why if you did so. On this occasion, though, because of the spin out on P.1. the northbound Snap trucks were parked waiting on P.46 so he couldn't have stopped there even if he'd wanted to. Forty five doesn't have a pull out on it, and Charlie says he saw 1371 pull over behind him on P.44 so we know that's where he was. There's room for about 6 trucks there, kinda an overflow for southbound trucks when Lockhart is full.
Security sneaking in a spy? Nah, Security is, for the most part, pretty cool. Last year was the first year for a new company, which had won the contract. They hired many of the old people back, most of whom are ex-RCMP and they are all good guys. Not only do they respect us and what we do, but they will tell you that their first responsibility is to help us. I'm friends with a few of them socially and keep in touch with one or two throughout the year, meeting in person if we're in eachothers' towns. Every so often they hire someone new and sometimes these guys aren't so cool, but I can't conceive them running 'plain clothes trucks'.
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In the USA you also have the no more than 70 hours in eight days or some kind of rule. do you have that in Canada?
Rod, there is something along those lines, yes. Not sure of the exact numbers though because I've hardly done any long distance trucking.
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what gear are you in crossing the ice? Are you idling or are you under power? I guess what I'm asking..... what RPM?
when you said you have a bunk heater, did you mean an espar type unit or the factory heater from engine coolant?
I have run some old trucks across the flat lands years ago and damn near froze to death, frosty guages and an ice scraper for the inside windows
as always, another great season, thanks for draggin us along.
P.S. are you still working in the weather station?
What gear am I in? Usually jeans and a t-shirt
. 25 km/h is 5th in the 'Pete, at about 1300rpm. 10 km/h is second at about 1500 rpm or 3rd at about 1100 - up to you which you use I guess, but you're not really under load, no, so I usually go with the higher gear/lower rpms. But remember that you're not on
flat ice - the truck always sits in a depression created by its own weight, so you're always climbing uphill slightly...just very slightly. Can't remember what the gears are for all the speeds, but at 60 km/h in the hammer lanes I'm in 11th.
Bunk heater is the factory one, run off the engine coolant.
It doesn't look as though I'll be going back to Eureka (the wx stn) because I'm in the process of training to be something else right now, which will keep me busy full time. And it's related to this thread so half way through April I'll let you know what it is. I still have company email for the folks I go to Eureka for and still know what's going on on a daily basis. They took some great pics of the wolves right in camp the other day - very cool. I miss that place and would love to go back again one day but I think it's unlikely. Shame, but I got to go twice...it would be fantastic to go there in summer once, though (average summer temp is +4c).
But...having just told you that I'll be busy full time at one job come April, I did just get a call from Boss about an hour ago and there is a chance I'll go back to the ice roads next year. It might be advantageous to the company I'm about to start work for if I did
. How about I leave you with that
Thanks for posting!
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Kites have a storied history in meteorological research — think of Benjamin Franklin and his study of electricity — including being used to carry aloft sensors that measure wind speed. Previously, however, these sensors, because they were exposed to direct sunlight, were prone to temperature errors that affected their accuracy. Now researchers at the University of Reading in the United Kingdom have developed a way to use a kite itself to measure wind speed.
The researchers, professor of atmospheric physics Giles Harrison and applied meteorologist Kieran Walesby, describe their device in the AIP's Review of Scientific Instruments. The instrument consists of a 2-meter-long and 1-meter-wide Rokkaku-type kite — a simple-to-construct Japanese kite design with "good stability, reasonable load-carrying capacity, and a low sink rate when the wind speed drops," Harrison says — attached to a ground-based strain gauge that monitors the tension in the kite's tether line. That line tension, Harrison and Walesby found, is linearly related to wind speed.
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Ana reported being blindfolded, doused in cold water. She was tied to a metal frame; electrodes were fastened to her body. Someone cranked a hand-operated generator.
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Posted: 12/02/2007 - The Tennessee Titans didn't need Rob Bironas to beat the Houston Texans.
Posted: 12/02/2007 - The Houston Astros signed free-agent second baseman Kaz Matsui to a three-year, $16.5 million contract today.
Posted: 12/02/2007 - Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub left today's game at Tennessee after suffering a left shoulder injury while being sacked in the first quarter.
Posted: 12/02/2007 - There are major changes in the newest Associated Press college football poll, and they benefit Ohio State and LSU.
Posted: 12/01/2007 - West Virginia is out of the national title race. Ohio State is in. In a season defined by upsets, Pittsburgh came up with a huge one.
Posted: 12/01/2007 - Southern California is Rose Bowl-bound again thanks to another late-season surge capped by a convincing 24-7 victory over UCLA.
Posted: 12/01/2007 - Assured by Les Miles he would stay as their coach, the fifth-ranked LSU Tigers beat 14th-ranked Tennessee 21-14 in the Southeastern Conference championship game.
Posted: 12/01/2007 - The Davis Cup belongs to the United States for the first time in a dozen years.
Posted: 12/01/2007 - The Tennessee Titans held a players-only meeting the last time they were stuck in a losing streak. That's was after they lost four straight to open the 2006 season.
Posted: 12/01/2007 - Navy's recent domination of Army has continued with a 38-3 rout in Baltimore.
Posted: 12/01/2007 - LSU is keeping its football coach. Tigers athletic director Skip Bertman says Les Miles will remain at the school rather than consider a move to Michigan. Bertman says Miles and the school chancellor have already worked out a contract that they're happy with, but hasn't been signed.
Posted: 11/29/2007 - The Dallas Cowboys have control of the NFC following a 37-27 triumph over the Green Bay Packers.
Posted: 11/28/2007 - The Dallas Cowboys have five Super Bowl trophies and the "America's Team" label. So it's easy to forget the Cowboys were once nothing more than wannabes who kept getting turned away by Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers.
Posted: 11/28/2007 - LSU has granted officials from the University of Michigan permission to meet with Les Miles about the Wolverines head football coaching vacancy.
Posted: 11/28/2007 - Tony Parker's 29 points and 11 assists led the San Antonio Spurs to a 109-94 win over the visiting Washington Wizards.
Posted: 11/28/2007 - The Dallas Mavericks stopped a three-game losing streak by beating Minnesota 109-103.
Posted: 11/28/2007 - Yao Ming's 31 points and 13 rebounds propelled the Houston Rockets to their third straight win, 100-94 over the Phoenix Suns.
Posted: 11/27/2007 - Arizona basketball coach Lute Olson rejoined the team for practice yesterday but will not resume coaching in games just yet.
Posted: 11/27/2007 - The Houston Astros today signed 40-year-old free-agent right-hander Doug Brocail.
Updated: 11/27/2007 - Houston Nutt has resigned as Arkansas football coach just three days after his team stunned Number-1 LSU 50-48 in triple overtime.
Posted: 11/26/2007 - The Lincoln Journal Star reports that LSU defensive coordinator Bo Pelini interviewed for the Nebraska coaching job today.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - Derek Anderson threw for a pair of touchdowns and Jamal Lewis rushed for 124 yards and a score to lead Cleveland to a 27-17 win over Houston.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - Missouri's win over Kansas has vaulted the Tigers into the top spot in this week's A.P. college football poll.
Posted: 11/25/2007 - Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs says he hasn't been contacted by Texas A&M about interviewing Tigers coach Tommy Tuberville.
Posted: 11/22/2007 - Tony Romo threw two more touchdown passes and the Dallas Cowboys improved to 10-and-1 by hammering the New York Jets, 34-3.


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Bink Grimes | August 15, 2014 | Updated: August 16, 2014 12:12am
Outdoors report
The surf was bumpy for boats, but waders found streaks of green water and caught trout on live shrimp. Better tides in the bay were conducive to good catches on the channel.
Sabine Lake
Jetty action has been good early in the morning on live bait and topwaters fished tight to the rocks. Birds have worked in the middle of the lake.
The surf was green early before winds kicked up from the south-southwest. Near limits were caught on plugs and broken-backs in the first gut.
Good catches of tuna have been taken. Kingfish have been close to the beach. Tarpon have been caught within sight of the beach from Galveston to Matagorda.


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I was just thinking that Android has a lot of features , so Which Feature or you need's attracted you to purchase an Android device ?
Prasoon Tiwari 1
I was attracted by Talking Tom :P
I chose android compared to apple because I can easily access all of my files.
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I have an Iphone but it SUCKS but Siri is good
Playing with my friends iphones I find Siri quite useless besides messing around.
Google Now voice search is better imo though I still find voice search not ideal and obnoxious unless driving.
First of all, I rely on Google apps heavily ,gmail,picasa,youtube,gtalk, maps and the found the whole integration with your Google account cool. Plus it was so fun after boring old iOS .
It was refreshing and liberating :-)
Attracted By Countless Number Of Apps.. Multitasking ..High Processor speed..!!
Truly Android Lover …!! :D
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Why I choose Android.
I was flooded out of my house and lost everything in June 2008. I needed connectivity. I needed a way to email people and get access from the internet on the go. I had no home, and no computer. I seen the commercial for the G1. What sold me was the street view ad. I could have gotten the iPhone, but I wanted the physical keyboard and something different. I knew Android would be big. I wanted to get in at the bottom level. So i got two G1′s for my lady and me in Oct when they released. Never looked back.
I don't think I could have done what I did without having a smart phone. I mean i probably could have, but it would have been much more difficult.
Android integrates with my workplace network without any issues. Setting up my tablet on the secure network took all of five minutes. After the setup, I have been able to connect almost instantly ever time.
Setting up an iPad takes several hours and even then connecting to the network is not consistent and frequent loss of connection if you do manage to connect.
Also there are more available apps that are useful to me on Android at lower prices.
exactly even i use vpn's and setting it is a breeze .and andoid apps are well priced..
ios even whatsapp is not free !! ha ha
At my university you can choose between programing for Android or the iPhone. Other then that I love how my LG 4x HD looks like and using android ics is a joy in every way.
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Attracted by all Google applications like YouTube,Google maps and navigation.Google Google, Google music all this make android a huge platfrom.
I was hooked on Android from the eaaaaaarly demo video with the spnning globe years ago. Handful of friends had iPhones and the interface just didn't interest me for a phone despite having an iTouch. From the video till I got my OG, i had a Treo 700wx and LG Rumor(still best physical keyboard ever).
Google pretty much owns my soul, with a piece given to Amazon as well.
My job actually promotes the android devices to us because of the compatability with our systems…they actually suggest not to use apple products because some of our systems will not work with their products….but I have had Android products for about 6 years now and I love them because of the ease of use!! Currently using the Galaxy S3!!
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I use my S3 for work and love it
I just love how it works with just about everything. If you need something specific it is pretty easy to make an app to fit your needs and install it without having to go through an app store.
I was attracted by gmail on my phone…learned so much more to like since ;p
I completely replaced my home pc with my tablet and it has killer battery life compared to my laptop just awsome and portable


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Reporting back with an update.
I restrung one of my Pro Tour 2012's with Donnay X-Hybrid (a really cheap hybrid that I have never played with before) putting the poly in mains(55lbs) and multi in crosses(60lbs).
I do briefly want to mention that the Donnay X-Hybrid seems to be a really nice string. It was very easy to string with and seemed to play very nicely, I wont go into this anymore since I am not here to post a string review.
The racquet performed much better than with the full bed of Wilson Sensation. I was able to control my groundstrokes and found it easier to alter my groundstrokes between power and spin.
I do still find that it takes more of a concerted effort for me to keep control and suffer from the occasional flier if I make small mistakes in my swing compared to my Dunlop.
Serves still had plenty of pop and also decent spin on them. Teammates again repeatedly told me how well I was serving with it.
Volleys did improve some with this string but I still stand by my first assessment that there is not enough mass in the head for stable volleys on groundstrokes hit hard at me.
Overall the spin is decent. I can generate enough spin just not as easily as my Dunlop or previous Prince racquets.
I have been tinkering in the TW University section trying to decide how I wanted to improve the lack of mass in the head without sacrificing too much on swingweight. I have decided to add .2 oz @3&9 oclock on the racquet to bring the overall weight up to 11.8oz and give a swingweight close to 315.
After I get the weight on there and have a chance to hit with it I will report back another update.
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Newark, NJ (October 18, 2010) Undefeated lightweight prospect Michael Angelo The Artist Perez will step up in competition when he takes on battle tested veteran Hevinson Herrera November 6 at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ.
At 14-6-1 (9 KOs), Herrera is the most experienced foe of Perez young career. Each of Florida based Colombians losses came against world class fighters in Ricardo Cordoba, Edner Cherry, Cyril Thomas, Luis Cruz, Zolani Marali and Jose Arboleda. Herrera also fought to a draw with future two time world title challenger Feider Viloria.
Perez, a 2008 National Golden Gloves Champion, has dominated since entering the professional ranks as a high school senior in October 2008. The Newark native is 9-0 with 4 wins by KO and won virtually all 30 of the professional rounds hes boxed thus far. In his most recent bout on July 17, Perez stopped Jorge Ruiz in 2 minutes and 29 seconds.
Although he will enter the squared circle with an opponent that has fought 79 more rounds than him and battled the superior opposition, Perez is ready to put on a show in front of his hometown fans.
Im excited for the fight, said Perez, who compiled an outstanding 112-10 amateur record. Herrera has a lot of experience and I am expecting a good fight. Ive had a great training camp and Im ready to step up, so the fans can expect fireworks on November 6!
The six round showdown between Perez and Herrera will take place prior to an HBO Boxing After Dark doubleheader featuring former two division world champion Zab Judah against unbeaten power puncher Lucas Matthysse and Robert Guerrero versus Vicente Escobedo.
The card is being promoted by Main Events, Golden Boy Promotions and Super Judah Promotions.
Tickets priced at $53, $78, $103 and $253 (ringside) can be purchased at Prudential Center Box Office, by calling TicketMaster at 800-745-3000 or www.Prucenter.com.
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Forever Home: Open Source Building Design Challenge
Architecture for Humanity Denver (AfH) and Open Tech Forever (OTF) are demonstrating that it is possible to build an open source, compressed earth block (CEB) house that meets the Living Building Challenge 2.1 standard.
They invite you to join the international call to action. Enter the contest and help them design a CEB home that they will build in the Spring of 2014 on their 40 acre site in Denver, Colorado.
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Call for Entries: 2014 Architectural League Prize
Young architects and designers are invited to submit work to the annual Architectural League Prize Competition. Projects of all types, either theoretical or real, and executed in any medium, are welcome. The jury will select work for presentation in lectures, digital media, and an exhibition opening in June 2014. Winners will receive a cash prize of $1,000. A catalogue of winning work will be published by The Architectural League and Princeton Architectural Press.
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For submission requirements, eligibility and more details, please click here.
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Segregation and inequalities, unsustainable construction and consumption or serious deficiencies in guaranteeing the right to housing and the right to the city are problems that are tangibly manifest in urban public spaces, and it is precisely on this front where they can be combated with better results. True to this cause, the Prize is open to all kinds of interventions aimed at creating, recovering or improving the democratic quality of the urban spaces we share and it jointly awards their authors and promoters. Entries for the 2014 Prize, which must have been carried out in European cities between 2012 and 2014, may be registered free of charge until next 23 January on the Prize website. The rules specifying the required documents and the conditions of participation may be downloaded from the official website.
Çanakkale Antenna Tower International Competition
Çanakkale, a city of unique urban heritage, is situated on the northwestern coast of Turkey along the Aegean Sea and Dardanelles. The new antenna tower to be designed will be located at the southern outskirt of Çanakkale and will broadcast to the surrounding cities. The site for the proposed tower is on the top of a hill -and within a national forest- providing stunning views of the Dardanelles.
The competitors are strongly recommended to consider the technological requirements of the broadcasting tower and recreational potentials of a public entity with equal emphasis.
The scope of the competition is not only limited to the design of an iconic antenna tower but also includes development of innovative concepts for creating outdoor and indoor spaces enabling public programs of leisure, recreation and exhibition that will attract local people as well as tourists. The design and the position of the project should create a destination in the region that will be renown throughout Turkey.
More information after the break.
WWStorefront – Call for Proposals
Storefront for Art and Architecture announces a call for proposals for WorldWide Storefront ("WWSF"), a new initiative to provide a simultaneous, multi-locus of alternative spaces around the globe and a digital platform for the expression and exchange of latent desires within contemporary art and architecture practices.
WorldWide Storefront is a mode of action; its aim is to unveil, produce and discuss experimental cultural works on a global scale from local points of view. By using the ability of contemporary means of communication to join space, undo place and avoid time, Worldwide Storefront provides leadership in imagining future modes of cultural production.
Selected entries will be part of the full WorldWide Storefront program and will receive $1,000 in seed funding to start their project, as well as strategic outreach support and technical and logistical mentorship. From September 19 to November 21, 2014, all selected entries throughout the world will simultaneously open and have a two-month program of exhibitions and events.
All events will be recorded and broadcast through a Worldwide Storefront online platform and presented at the Storefront for Art and Architecture Gallery in New York, which will operate as the central situation room.
More on the application, selection and additional information after the break.
Think Space announces 2013/14 Cycle Theme: MONEY / First Competition on the Cycle: TERRITORIES
After two successful cycles, Zagreb Society of Architects organized the 3rd edition of the international series of concept based architectural competitions entitled 'Think Space'. So far, the program hosted a number of established architects and curators and it continues to re-think space in the 2013|2014 season.
The new theme Think Space | MONEY [The Echo of Nothing] was devised by Ethel Baraona Pohl and César Reyes Nájera of dpr-barcelona; architects, writers, editors, publishers, bloggers and guest curators of the third cycle.
Throughout the new season of competitions and papers, Think Space will be looking for pioneering works at the intersection of architecture, sociology, economics, programming and marketing that radically challenge the fundamental spatial, social and urban relation based on capitalism. The competitions and Call for Papers will focus on territories, environment, culture and society through MONEY lenses, as observed by architects and other visual artists and professionals.
More information on the first of competitions, Territories, after the break.
Solar Decathlon 2013
Looking for something to do this week? If you are in the greater Los Angeles area, come check out the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) sixth Solar Decathlon at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine. Currently on view through October 13, this (free!) event showcases nineteen student-built, solar-powered homes that claim to be exemplars of sustainable housing. After being closely monitored by the DOE throughout the length of the competition, one team will be crowned as winner for successfully blending affordability, consumer appeal, and design excellence with optimal energy production and maximum efficiency.
Catch a glimpse of each project, ranked in order of the current standings, after the break.
Parramatta Square Design Competition
Parramatta City Council is delighted to invite you to participate in an exciting architectural design competition, Architectural Concept Competition for Stages 5 and 6 of the Parramatta Square Precinct development, Sydney.Council is inviting architects to submit visionary ideas for two large commercial towers in the heart of Parramatta City Centre.
The four nominated architecture practices or teams will then be invited to participate in a Design Excellence Competition. Each shortlisted architecture practice or team will be paid $30,000 on submission of a complying Design Excellence Competition entry. For complete information, please click here.
Festival Des Architectures Vives 2014 Call for Submissions
For this new edition of the Festival Des Architectures Vives, two calls for submissions are proposed. Using the theme 'Sensuality', the association Champ Libre sends a call for submissions in order to realize 10 interventions in the Montpellier Festival, and/or 7 interventions in the La Grande Motte Festival.
You can submit to both festivals by December 4. For complete information, please click here.
Call for Entries – International Design Ideas Competition in Hong Kong
The Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD), the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSARG) announces the launch of the international competition for "Design Ideas Competition for Preservation Corridor for Lung Tsun Stone Bridge Remnants". The Competition is open to participants in both the Professional Group and Open Group with age 18 or above. The Professional Group is open to the professionals in the fields of architecture, engineering, landscape architecture, planning, urban design or surveying. The Open Group is open to the general public.
One of the most notable competition in Hong Kong, it recognizes outstanding and innovative design concepts that focus on the preservation of the bridge and revelation of its historical significance, integrating the contemporary architectural features.
Attractive prizes include $400,000, $150,000 and $100,000 for the first, second and third winning entries in theProfessional Group, and $80,000, $30,000 and $20,000 for the first, second and third winning entries in the Open Group.
The competition registration will close on October 21. Entry submission period will be from November 14 to 18. To find out more details about the competition, you are invited to visit the competition website at www.ltsb-design.hk
Berkeley Prize 2014
The Berkeley Prize supports the study and teaching of the social art of architecture. The online, two-stage Essay Competition (in English) is open to undergraduate architecture majors in accredited schools of architecture throughout the world.
The Travel Fellowship Competition is open to Essay Competition semifinalists. The Teaching Fellowship Competition for undergraduate architecture faculty worldwide takes place in early spring 2014.
Competition opened September 15 and the entries for Stage One are due November 1. For more information, please click here.
'Serp & Molot' Factory International Competition
The international competition for the architectural and urban planning concept of the 'Serp & Molot' Factory in Moscow opened its registration last week.
The purpose of the competition is to select five architectural and town-planning concepts for the creation of a multifunctional city unit with a well-developed infrastructure, integrated into the city pattern and meeting the requirements of environmentally sustainable developments. The acceptance of competition applications closes October 9.
For complete details on the rules, jury and documentation, please go to the competition's official website.
Ukraina Hotel Entryway Competition
The OAO HOTEL UKRAINA, with the support of the non-state educational institution Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design, are pleased to announce the opening of a competition for the redesign of the entryway to this cultural heritage site of regional significance. This two-stage competition, lasting from 17th September 2013 to 25th February 2014, gives architects from all over the world the rare chance to work with an example of Moscow's unique Stalinist architectural heritage.
The Ukraina Hotel is one of seven original Soviet skyscrapers ('sisters') that form a famous silhouette on Moscow's skyline. Built in the 1950s, the Ukraina is today a landmark, marking the beginning of Kutuzovsky prospekt, one of the city's main transport arteries.
Complete details after the break.
FuturArc launches Green Leadership Award 2014 and FuturArc Prize 2014
Launched in 2007, FuturArc Prize aims to generate forward-thinking, innovative Green building design ideas for Asia. The Competition offers a platform to professionals and students who are passionate about the environment. Through the force of their imagination, it aspires to capture visions of a sustainable future. This is open to architects and architecture students in Asia and the world.
The FuturArc Green Leadership Award was launched in 2009 to seek out innovative and ecologically responsible buildings in Asia. The competition recognises the team behind a completed project: the developer, consultants and contractors, who have collectively pushed the limits and definition of what a Green building is in Asia.
To find out more on the FuturArc Prize please click here. For more on the Green Leadership Award please click here.
Design Competition: Living Cities
The skyline rises in tandem with the population of the city. Demographers predict that New York alone will add one million more residents by 2040. Finding housing will pose a crisis for hundreds of thousands of them, unless new residential towers are built to house this urban influx.
The Living Cities design competition asks professionals and students in architecture and engineering to share their vision of multi-use residential towers for the 21st century. All proposals must use a steel structural system, be 30 to 40 stories, and be sited within the five boroughs of New York. Considerations of changing workforce demographics and tenant lifestyle amenities with the role that a building's form and features play related to constructability and sustainability are vital.
The submissions are due January 3, 2014. For more information about the design brief and official rules, please go to the competition's official website.
Drawing of the Year International Student Competition
The Aarhus School of Architecture, Denmark, The Danish Agency for Culture and the award winning architecture and design office SHL proudly announce a joint venture 'Drawing of the Year 2013'.Entries are invited from all architectural students of drawings that inspire, communicate and engage. The internationally acclaimed jury will be looking to award drawings that focus on entries that express the architect's aesthetic and conceptual approach as a dialogue with – and through the medium – of drawing.
Drawing is a media production and a dissemination of thoughts and dreams. The recipient should be invited to wonder, be moved and involved in drawing as recognition and discussion of tomorrow's architecture. The drawing substantive theme is "Engaging Through Architecture" – a focus on architecture's ambition to take an active part in social development.The competition is seen as an opportunity to celebrate the Architect's oldest tool as a relevant media for communicating their craft – and demonstrating the potential discourse for discussing and developing architectural ideas laid down through the art of drawing on paper. Drawings will be exhibited at the Aarhus School of Architecture in December 2013.
For complete information regarding criteria, jury, prizes and submission, please visit the competition's official website.
Design Competition for James Stirling's Florey Building
The Queen's College, Oxford is delighted to announce the launch of the Florey Design Competition. The College seeks a dedicated team to restore and add new facilities to James Stirling's modernist masterpiece, The Florey building, which is Grade II listed.
Admired worldwide for its boldness and heroism, the Florey has been beset with infamous technical and practical failings since it opened forty years ago. Despite this, the building has remained largely popular with undergraduates for its sociable spaces and views of the river setting.
Teams must also address the wider site for the inclusion of new accommodation, social and modern facilities, as well as improving and refreshing the overall river setting. For further details please click here.
IE TEKA Awards for Design Talent
The IE-TEKA Awards for Design Talent is a design ideas competition hosted by TEKA, IE Business School and IE School of Architecture & Design for young professionals from the fields of architecture, interior design, engineering and other related fields working in the GCC Region. This first edition of the competition highlights the alignment of management and design strategies for innovative retail stores of the future.
The jury includes the winner of the 2012 Pritzker Architecture Prize, Wang Shu, and Martha Thorne, Executive Director of the Pritzker since 2005. Complete information on the requirements and awards after the break.


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By Dr ALBERT LIM KOK HOOI
The symbiosis that supports well-rounded human development.
THEY say "travel broadens the mind". I agree. Travel also expands the heart. We become more accepting, more accommodating, and more forgiving.
I was in Bali earlier this month to chair an Asian meeting of oncologists. As the chair, I was to introduce the speakers. A professor handed me his curriculum vitae (CV). I read through his CV and made a mental summary of its contents. I had to decide what to mention and what to leave out so that I could make a succinct and elegant two-minute introduction.
The professor mentioned his qualifications, positions held, and achievements, as I would have expected him to. He also mentioned his wife's name and her date of birth! That was a first for me and it took me aback. For fear of making a faux pas, I decided not to tell the audience the professor's wife's age. She might have been mortified.
Should I have? Would you have? Asians are an open, friendly, and family-oriented lot. Perhaps Prof wanted to share with us details of his family to better bond with us. He had nothing to hide. I don't know.
I have chaired meetings in Europe, North America, and Australia. The speaker's financial position, marital status/sexual orientation, religion, and medical history are usually under tight wraps and I have always respected that. Even if I am privy to such personal details, I would never divulge them.
Who's right and who's wrong? You know the answer. Both are right. The question of wrong does not arise. Cultural traits and preferences are exactly what they are, and I hope we accept them all with a big heart. Of course, a meeting of oncologists is more than understanding each other's culture and sampling local cuisine. It is about science, medicine, and oncology.
Whatever our cultural backgrounds, science was our common cause. We discussed some aspects of cancer nanotechnology. Nano is the Greek word for midget and so we are talking about the small. In this case, the very, very small.
A nanometer is one billionth of a meter. The width of a human hair is, on average, 100,000 nanometers! Human cells measure between 10 and 100 nanometers. It makes a lot of sense that we wish to exploit scales of this order of magnitude in medicine and cancer because cells and biological processes are in this range.
When we give an anti-cancer drug to a patient (usually injected into a vein), we have no control over how the drug is distributed and how long it stays in the body. Ideally, we want as little as possible of it in the patient's normal tissues and organs and as much of it as possible in cancer cells.
In the last couple of decades, research in nanotechnology has allowed us to do just that. Doxorubicin and paclitaxel are two drugs commonly used in the treatment of cancer.
Nanotechnology formulations of these two drugs are available. Vectors carry the drugs – size of vector plus drug is 10 to 50 nanometers – to the cancer cells with little of the drug diffusing into normal tissues. Consequently, there will be more tumour cell kill and less damage to normal tissues.
I was particularly happy when we discussed one drug of this class, paclitaxel polymeric micelle. It was designed in Korea and is marketed by an Indonesian company. The Asian century beckons even in science and technology.
We also touched on pharmacogenomics. Each of us has a different way of metabolising drugs, i.e. how it circulates in our body, how we break it down, and how we get rid of the breakdown products. This is because we have subtle differences in our genome.
Simply put, our genes affect how we handle drugs. The anti-cancer drug, irinotecan, comes to mind. We can now vary the dose of irinotecan we give our patients according to their genomic profile. Patients who lack a certain enzyme which is needed to detoxify the drug will be given a lower dose to avoid unnecessary toxicities.
The "cultural evening" that followed the scientific seminar naturally centred on Balinese culture. We were entertained with the Legong, where the performers' eye and facial expressions told a story of love and betrayal. In the Barong dance, the lion or dragon represented good.
This eternal struggle of good versus evil is common to both Eastern and Western cultures. Partially clad male bodies swayed rhythmically to the chick-chack, click-clack sound they made during the Kecak dance.
If I had been in Berlin, it would have been a string quartet of two violins, one viola and one cello, performing Bach's Air on G.
It is a rich and fascinating world, both scientifically and culturally. The more steeped we are in science, the better our pursuit of the objective truth. The more we are exposed to the cultural practices of others, the less likely we will become cultural and moral absolutists.
Science knowledge and a non-judgemental approach to culture will make us less likely to preach and to proselytise, to desecrate and to destroy.
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