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"We all tried to be aggressive and make him pass the ball," said Ibaka, who scored 23 points with nine rebounds and six blocked shots, including two on Harden layups. "Make the other guys make plays for them."
Houston's other prized pickup, point guard Jeremy Lin, suffered from the same deadly dose of defense. He scored just six points on 3-for-7 shooting in 41 minutes — making Lin and Harden a combined 6-for-23 for 23 points. Harden, who was perhaps the best playmaker on the Thunder, dished just three assists and had three turnovers.
The swarming defense, in the face of Harden pressing the issue, showed exactly what this game meant despite players on both sides — Harden chief among them — attempting to downplay the matchup.
"I'm glad he's doing well out there in Houston, but we wanted this win bad," Durant finally confessed after dropping a season-high tying 37 points for the second time in three games.
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I've been patiently starting increasing fires for a while while I continue with the brick work around the yard.I bumped into my friend with the apple orchard today & scored some perfect apple wood & decided to light a real fire. Discovered a few things
The slow fires weren't hot enough to burn off the soot they produced & put a hefty coat of carbon on the inside of the dome. Today's fire was much hotter & burned a lot of it off. I'm sure over time it will disappear
Never noticed any steam coming from the dome until today. Even after 4 weeks curing & several fires. I didn't get a thermometer yet so don't know how hot it was but after an hour, steam started rising through the insulation. Lots of steam, see pic. I was worried about cracks for a while but I think I'm OK.
Just like most everyone on this sight once I saw the dome was getting hot enough to cook I nailed some Durock to the form I used for the opening & used it as a door. I left for the store in a hurry. Quickly whipped up a 1/2 leg of lamb with some roast potatoes & asparagus on the side. Tasted great & cooked really fast.
Still got lots of work ahead to finally get this project behind me but at least I'm on the way to brick oven bread & pizza & roasts & steak Fiorentina & ...
Thanks or all the input & posts that have thankfully kept my dome standing as the project moved forward.
Best Rgds
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Hey Balty,
I have moved this to "Get Cooking." Congratulations. What a thrill -- it's great seeing your oven fired up and getting ready to cook; and the dome going clear. Everything looks just right. You have lots of cooking to look forward to.
Apple is perfect, and as you say, don't worry about the soot. It will burn off easily as the oven gets driers. It won't be an issue.
Also, the steam from the top is a result of the heat of the oven reaching the insulating layer, and driving out any remaining moisture there. Keep going slowly, but consistently, and keep the fires going. There is a lot of water in that layer.
Way to go.
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I am so happy for you Balty! Did a great job on the oven and now I hope you do a great job with all the foods that come from it! I worried about soot in the beginning also...and some steam issues...James is right in saying there is a LOT of moisture in those insulating concrete layers.
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Balty food looks great...and of course the fire and the oven
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Great job Balty, glad to see you have reached the indulgent stage......ENJOY!!
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DIGITAL tools have changed the way we live. Five years on from the release of the first iPhone, people can now explore foreign cities, track their portfolio performance and graph their sleep cycle - all within their coffee break. Smartphone apps, coupled with new trends in social media, have become enmeshed in the daily lives of the stylish, the affluent and the slightly geeky.
But what about scientists? Somewhat bafflingly, much of what goes on in the lab still relies on the same pen-and-paper methods that have served science well this past millennium. So how is digital technology affecting life in the lab? And will the tools that have already made inroads phase out science's analogue darlings, or will they be dropped once the novelty wears off?
In the early days of the smartphone, apps were mainly minimalist platform games or an easy way to find a good Thai restaurant. But their fun-loving childhood was short-lived and they are now more synonymous with utility than shakable light-sabres. This has made them an essential part of daily life for many. One particularly useful group for scientists is archiving apps like Evernote. Effectively allowing you to archive all the notes you have ever taken on a subject, be it a voice memo or a scribble on a napkin, Evernote and its ilk appeal to the budding lifeloggers among us - and those who need to organise vast amounts of information.
Another popular app is Epicollect. Created by Sarah Butcher and her team at Imperial College London, this data-collection cousin to note-taking apps takes information recorded by a smartphone, logs each data point's location, and then sends it to a central server. The app can be applied to virtually any type of project - from logging disease transmission in western Africa to mapping your summer road trip.
"People have a very clear idea of how they generate data, but they don't necessarily have the means to analyse it or to share it in a way that makes it usable," says Butcher. This becomes more of a problem as people want to integrate larger data sets, she says. "You might have 10 postdocs all working on the same project, generating and modelling data of different types. They need to be able to visualise the same stuff at the same time." Epicollect can solve this problem.
Despite the popularity of apps such as these, and the relatively straightforward development process to make and distribute them, science apps are not available in anything like the same number as finance or business apps. Why is this?
"No one ever really thinks software can do the tasks of pen-and-paper processes in lab science," says Chris Seaton. He co-created the app Mersey Burns while doing a PhD in computer science at the University of Manchester, UK. Having been a captain in the Royal Army Medical Corps, Seaton knew that when people receive serious burns, medics need to get the right amount of fluid into them very quickly. Mersey Burns calculates the precise quantity of fluids needed, saving time and avoiding mistakes.
But long-standing medical practices are hard to phase out, even when they are flawed. Not to mention that whipping out a smartphone in the ER may rub some doctors, and patients, up the wrong way. But Seaton thinks digital tools need to become an extension of our professional minds, even in high-stress situations. "They just need to crack on and get the fluids in. The idea is that the app can be in their back pocket and it's free so they have it when they need it."
Not all scientists are against the march of smartphones. For Enea Milioris, a second year PhD student at the Institute for Child Health at University College London, note-taking apps have revolutionised the way he organises his work. Of these, he prefers Evernote, he says. "I drop in protocols, data, sample lists, scanned gels, meeting notes, presentations, admin paperwork. Everything." The other apps in his digital tool-belt reflect the variety of his work. "On the bench, I use DailyCalcs, Protocols and Cloning Bench as well as the Promega app. They are all handy quick references and I find the visualisation of protocols helps me shift focus."
Currently, Milioris is an outlier in his embrace of all things digital, being one of just a few in his department that has caught the app bug. That's understandable, he says, as things can get pretty messy in the lab. "Not everyone wants their phone or tablet in the way of salmonella, and in departments like mine you can't put your work in the cloud as it's private data, often from patients." Nevertheless, Milioris relishes not having to look through yellowing notebooks every time he needs to look something up.
Social media's presence in traditional science can also be a touchy subject. In most fields, Twitter, Facebook and blogging platforms like Wordpress and Tumblr have become accepted as effective ways of broadening your profile, bringing with them a vast range of potential faux pas and new etiquette (retweeting compliments is a no-no; the casual publishing of panda videos less so).
To tweet or not to tweet
Hugh Goold is a PhD student studying lipid biochemistry at the Aix-Marseille University in France. A social media user himself, he is well aware of its complex identity among scientists. Goold uses tools like Dropbox and the Google suite, but his feelings are mixed when it comes to social media networks that specifically target professionals. "I use LinkedIn for my work life and Facebook for my social life. But honestly, I think it's very superficial to look at someone's online profile. I think being proactive and making a phone call beats checking someone in that clandestine way," he says. But he does admit to using social media to ask friends for advice. "Recently I used Facebook to troubleshoot a problem I had with a DNA prep. Because I'm friends with so many scientists, I got a bunch of great ideas."
Blogging is another increasingly popular way for plugged-in scientists to share information. Scientopia is one of several platforms for science bloggers to publish their thoughts on everything from tornadoes to time travel. One of its founders and most prolific bloggers is "Scicurious", a postdoctoral lab researcher in the US who prefers to use her online pseudonym to distinguish her online presence from her offline career. To her, blogging has the potential to humanise a field which is too often misunderstood by the public. "The science culture as a whole is such a black box to most people," she says. "I love the bloggers who write about their experiences, who open that black box up and show that scientists are people too."
But to Scicurious, the perception that scientists may only be in the blogging game to promote their research is far from accurate. "I never write about my own research to avoid conflicts of interest. Writing about work that is outside of my field, though, has allowed me to put connections together for my work that I never would have seen."
There's no doubt, however, that the increased exposure that social media brings can increase a researcher's currency. Writing on a blog for New Scientist, Inger Mewburn, a research fellow at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia, described how, as a result of her Thesis Whisperer blog, her work has been featured in the mainstream media, which led to requests to give keynote talks and write books. "In short, I have had access to opportunities usually reserved for more experienced players. It would take me at least 10 years to achieve this kind of status and recognition through the normal academic 'fame' channels of citations and conference attendances," she wrote.
Beyond the blogging format, social networking tools - particularly Twitter - can bring an additional value to researchers. They are linked to large groups of people, who aren't just an audience for any findings, but also a potential vehicle for gathering data in the first place. Alexandre Bayen, an associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the University of California, Berkeley, has long been interested in the flow of information accessible with networking tools. His team has developed Mobile Millennium, a traffic monitoring system for the California Bay Area which harvests GPS data from people's phones. It uses data taken from Waze, a social network that allows commuters to comment on traffic, and the team is currently looking at ways to harness commuter-commuter interaction through the network to produce traffic updates. Bayen describes social media as "probably the most forward-thinking way" of engaging people, particularly as a way to share information.
Scicurious agrees that the use of social media is quickly evolving. But she cautions that many still need to be convinced that it is "not a waste of time that should be spent in the lab or writing papers, but a useful tool that can help you in your career".
So what's next to be digitised in the world of science? Recommendations for what you read, perhaps? It's not hard to imagine the day when an algorithm is telling scientists which research papers to read, just like Amazon's algorithm tells you what books to buy.
But things are already going further than that. Take Eureqa - a program of predictive algorithms developed by Hod Lipson and colleagues at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. When let loose on a set of data, it can find the laws of nature that govern it. The algorithm behind the software is relatively straightforward, but the implications are astounding, potentially lending insight into the natural world - even to areas which are presently a mystery. "Data collection from new experiments has far outpaced our ability to analyse it," says Michael Schmidt, one of its developers. "This data is a powder keg waiting to go off, just as soon as our algorithms can catch up. Tools like Eureqa are a new way to navigate this abundance of observation."
If such tools live up to their promise, anyone with data will soon be able to winnow out laws of nature. But there are major challenges. "What do we do when we have the answer but not the explanation? Will we be able to comprehend scientific results indefinitely? How do we choose what to study? These will be the core issues occupying scientists in the next few decades," says Schmidt.
And it's not just experimental data analysis that is being targeted. Another program that will surely occupy scientists' minds if it catches on is one which claims to determine who should get that sought-after position or research grant. In September 2012, Nature published a speculative equation which aimed to predict the future success of scientists. It is based on the "h-index", which calculates a scientist's impact based on their publications and citations. Daniel Acuna from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, and colleagues set out to predict future h-indices based on crowd-sourced listings of scientists and their mentors via academic database AcademicTree.org.
Ethical or practical disclaimers in the paper are few and far between; the team are eager to emphasise their model's real-world applications. "Our formula is particularly useful for funding agencies, peer reviewers and hiring committees who have to deal with vast numbers of applications and can give each only a cursory examination," they write, adding that "the results offer some comfort by showing that the future is not so random".
Whether any company or university would actually submit their applicants to the new equation is really a matter of speculation. But applications like this - which turn scientists into a data point in someone else's black box - remind us that proponents of the digitisation of science, hungry for the time-saving, paper-saving and crowd-sourcing benefits it promises, will also have to be prepared for the mirror to be turned on them.
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Published by the Public Library of Science, PLoS Reader compiles content from seven journals and allows you to search and download articles
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An easy-to-use scientific calculator that's worthy of the front page on your phone
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Allows you to search, archive, annotate and back up PDFs. It also allows for sharing and, crucially, for the formation of groups and networking
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Platform: iPhone, iPod and iPad
Billed as "your lab life recorder", this compendium of calculators, catalogues, inventories and protocols should have your every need covered
£1.99, $4.99
Platform: iPhone, iPod and iPad
"Remember Everything," reads Evernote's tagline, which may explain why the PDF, photo and note archiving app has such a fanatical following. Syncs with virtually every device and app you use
Platform: iPhone, iPad (iOS 5) and Android
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You mentioned the YearOne crate engine, which is one of the better ones. This crate is based on a four-bolt main 350 block, nodular iron crank, powdered metal rods, hypereutectic aluminum pistons that spec out at a pump gas–friendly 9.5:1. The cylinder heads are Vortec casting, which have been ported featuring 2.02/1.60-inch valves, 1.6 stamped steel rockers, and heavy-duty valvesprings to control a hydraulic roller camshaft spec'ing out at 218/228 at 0.050-inch tappet lift and 0.520 max lift. The engine comes complete from dual plane air-gap–type manifold to oil pan. The engine is dyno tested and comes with a dyno sheet from your engine. These engines produce over 400 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque. I've run similar engines that have easily made upwards of 415 for horsepower. You would be hard pressed to rebuild your own engine with all of these components for its $2,989 selling price. You can pick up this outstanding bargain under PN CT350PC1. YearOne offers many crate small-blocks, ranging from this economical stormer up to 383s producing 500 hp and 480 lb-ft of torque for just under $5,000.
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There's a cult....oh goody...do they sell t-shirts....I wont drink the punch though. That's bad...right?
I'm just sayin that there's a lot of BMW owners out there who think of ownership as some sort of trial. They love their bike, and when you point out that every trip you've done together has resulted in roadside repairs, flat batteries, burned out charging systems etc...they laugh it off.
But take one stinking photo....oh no you didn't....it's no longer funny.
They're a weird mob.
I note, that throughout the period where I've "hated" mine and been nasty to it, it hasn't broken anything. The worse I treat it the more fun it is. Doesn't mean I hate it less. The second I let my guard down it'll shit itself for sure.
The front rim has a new buckle every single ride, but that's a given. It's soft enough that most will hammer completely out with a good soft faced pyro hammer. (that's the tie in with the thread title - see, I think of everything).
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I was walking home yesterday past midnight, listening to Korn's 'Word up' when suddenly a little fox passed me. Perfect timing, it reminded me a bit of the video with the Korn-dogs. :)
Oohh, it was such a great day yesterday. We got to the festival early enough to get to the front row (unfortunately a bit too far left). I think I saw Ray already before the show when he was watching The Hives and then at about 11.30pm Korn got on stage. It was so amazing, the setlist (I hope I remember right): Divine Predictable No place to hide Good god Narcissistic Cannibal...
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NEW YORK -- The San Antonio Spurs are happy it took only five games to beat the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals, but the same can't be said for ABC.
The series averaged 15.5 million viewers, topped by the 18 million who watched the Spurs' clinching game on Sunday, the Nielsen Co. said.
Overall, the series was down from the 17.7 million average for the 2013 series between the two teams. But last year's series went to the seven-game limit, with a memorable comeback from Miami in the sixth game. This year's five-game series averaged slightly higher than last year's series did through five games, Nielsen said.
The fifth and deciding game of the NHL Stanley Cup Finals, shown Friday on NBC, had just over 6 million viewers.
It was a good week in prime time for news programming, with five of the 21 most-watched shows produced by the major network news divisions. By a narrow margin, Diane Sawyer's interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton on ABC beat a ``Dateline NBC'' remembrance of O.J. Simpson's car chase.
Basketball led ABC to an easy victory in prime time, where it averaged 7.8 million viewers last week. NBC had 5.1 million, CBS had 5 million, Univision had 3 million, Fox had 2.8 million, Telemundo had 1.4 million, ION Television had 1.1 million and the CW had 950,000.
USA was the week's most popular cable network, averaging 2 million viewers in prime time. The Disney Channel had 1.81 million, History had 1.77 million, Fox News Channel had 1.67 million and TNT had 1.62 million.
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I am in an area where using wood as a fuel source just wont work. (I can introduce some shavings at the end of the process to add flavour if required). I am therefore going to have to use natural gas to fire my oven when I construct it. I am wondering if someone has experince with this method. I plan to make a very small oven (large enough for one large pizza only).
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I don't think you'll find an authority on this kind of installation since we are mostly advocates of fire. Seriously, as attractive (clean, efficient, cost-effective) as natural gas is, here in the US an approved gas-fired oven takes a special burner equipped with sensors and an alarm system should the flame fail with the gas still on.
Bottom line - the catastrophy of a natural gas exlosion is more prohibitive than the benefits of running gas. If it is not realistic to burn wood in your oven, have you considered a pizza stone for your inside gas oven?
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I think you should look at an alternative method if you just want to do one pizza at a time and not use wood.
Take a look over at pizzamaking.com and search for LBE, or even look to google on the frankenwebber.. You could get away with charcoal on those.. or gas.
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Surfers and kayakers often take advantage of summer and fall weather along the California coast, but that bracing dip in the murky Pacific can also be a rather chilling gamble against a ghastly fate.
That's because on the West Coast those seasons belong to the great white shark.
The ferocious predators are out there now patrolling the coastline in what experts believe are increasing numbers.
"There seems to be more sharks in the water, but we don't have enough evidence yet to support that," said John McCosker, a shark expert and chairman of aquatic biology at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco. "There have certainly been more sightings."


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opinionBy Dr Aminu Magashi
I was elated when I read the report of a maternal death review that was conducted for the year 2012 in one of the northern states in a big secondary health center which also serves as a comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn center.
It was an event within the premises of the hospital that the commissioner of health of the state and his team were in attendance to listen to findings and respond to issues accordingly.
This indeed is a welcome development worth pointing out and it is a practice that should be encouraged in all the 36 states of Nigeria. We are all aware that the 1st instinct of any government agency in Nigeria is to deny any bad figure or wrong doing associated with health matters especially maternal death, but for a state to come out and organize a maternal death review exercise, I believe is a proactive move which should replicated all over the place.
What they did was actually in line with the work of the Commission on Information and Accountability for Women and Children's Health that is built on the fundamental human right of every woman and child to the highest attainable standard of health and on the critical importance of achieving equity in health. It fits into the accountability mechanisms which should be effective, transparent and inclusive of all stakeholders.
The Commission's framework
The accountability framework's three interconnected processes are ;
1. Monitor means providing critical and valid information on what is happening, where and to whom (results) and how much is spent, where, on what and on whom (resources).
2. Review means analysing data to determine whether reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health has improved, and whether pledges, promises and commitments have been kept by countries, donors and non-state actors.
3. Act means using the information and evidence that emerge from the review process and doing what has been identified as necessary to accelerate progress towards improving health outcomes, meeting commitments, and reallocating resources for maximum health benefit.
The MDR Findings
Coming back to the MDR finding; aimed at reviewing the maternal death and intended to provide evidence on where the main problems exist and produce analysis of what could be done in practical terms and highlight the key areas requiring recommendations for health sector and community action as well as guidelines for improving clinical outcome.
It was a retrospective analysis of maternal mortality records covering all maternal deaths between 1st January 2012 to 31st December 2012 and some of the indicators analyzed were; age, parity, causes and time of death and total number of live births during the period also recorded.
Looking at the findings, it showed that in 2012 Eclampsia, Hemorrage and Sepsis had accounted for 40%, 19% and 17% of all maternal death in that hospital respectively and in comparison with year 2010 Eclampsia, Haemorrhage and Sepsis had accounted for 47%, 6.7% and 13% respectively.
For Eclampsia in the 2 years experience the changes wasn't much and it shows that the state need to do a lot in containing this menace. Prompt action as well as adequate provision of Magnesium Sulphate could actually bring down the mortality.
For Haemorrhage, the state need to review its blood donation and blood bank policies, if there are gaps, as well as ambulances availability that could transport women and improve referral system.
For Sepsis, also the state should investigate safety procedure, disposal and sanitary system whether they contribute to sepsis within the maternity.
For the months of February and May in 2012, they recorded the highest maternal death. What can we learn from that? Was there fewer staff then? Or there were more patients? The un-booked patients recorded 64% of all the maternal death.
This shows that the state needs to intensify awareness campaign on the importance of Antenatal care and early booking. It also recorded maternal deaths more for those women coming from rural areas up to 86%.
It is also an indication that peripheral hospitals should be empowered to respond to emergencies. One interesting finding which could be seen also in all public hospitals was the highest maternal death was recorded in the night which accounted for 65%.
This is a question of human resources which could be inadequate during the night as well as less supervision in the night. If the state could strengthen human resources at night and supervision, I guess the figures will improve remarkably.
I am hoping that by 2014 when another MDR will be conducted in the same facility, the figures will shows improvement as I expect the government to take necessary proactive steps to address the gaps in management and maternity services not only in one facility but all over the state.
I will conclude by a quotation that's says "the right to health does not mean the right to be healthy... But it does require ... policies and action plans which will lead to available and accessible health care for all...this is the challenge facing both the human rights community and public health professionals."


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Property in Saldanha
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View all of the RE/MAX Property in Saldanha to rent and sale by RE/MAX 1st Realty (Saldanha), RE/MAX 1st Realty (Vredenburg).
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Property in Saldanha
Saldanha (also known as Saldanha Bay) is located in the Western Cape, more specifically; it lies between the Berg River and the West Coast National Park. It is renowned for its scenic beauty and the abundance of sea life that calls the village, home.
Constituting a population of 72, 000 people, Saldanha is primarily known as a fishing town, from where much of the fish bought in stores, is sourced. Owing to it being a natural harbour around which the town was built, ships have continually been able to dock and purchase the fish that is needed.
Saldanha is a tourist haven; watersport enthusiasts are a regular sight with waterskiing and kite-surfing being a popular pastime. Furthermore, avid ornithologists will be delighted by the many species of birds that exist in the area. It is also common to witness whales as they follow their migration patterns.
Owing to the aforementioned attractions, many holiday resorts are present. However, tourists also favour the self-catering option through renting a home, located in a pristine condition. This is a perfect investment for those looking for an avenue through which to make passive income. Homes situated in proximity to the pristine beaches are highly sought after and have the potential to yield a profitable income. Developments are also being constructed, offering apartments and flats overlooking the harbour and beach – a truly unrivalled view.
Fauna and flora lovers have to look no further than the Saldanha Nature Reserve that boasts an assortment of the most gorgeous flowers in existence. The peak flower-viewing season is from the late winter to early spring season.
In addition to being the consummate fishing village, it is noteworthy that the emergence of Saldanha from merely a port to its modern status, is because it's an integral part of the exportation of iron-ore, which is sourced from the Northern Cape; it acted as an essential place for ships to take the iron-ore abroad and therefore it became an economically significant village in terms of the country's financial efforts.
Therefore, the fishing village of Saldanha is a hub of activity and laid-back living. Owing to its proximity to Cape Town, it is a perfect destination for a family trip and it also presents a sensible investment opportunity. The west coast has a unique ambience that cannot be found anywhere else in the country and this is a benefit on which you should capitalise.


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Graphic Designer Scott Stowell: Why You Should Take On Projects You Don't Know How To Do
Stowell says the "randomness" of taking on all opportunities is crucial in design, even if it means figuring it out as you go.
Co.Design has partnered with the Brooklyn design studio Hyperakt to bring you Lunch Talks, a video series of conversations with smart, creative people. Here's the first installment.—Eds
Scott Stowell is creative director of Open, a New York independent design studio responsible for The Nation's 9/11 cover as well as other print, web, and graphics projects. Above, Stowell reveals his approach to taking on projects and how he has cultivated a studio that relies on risk. "We like to do projects that we don't know how to do," he says. It's part of his life motto: "No one has any idea what they're doing. We're all just figuring it out."
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Leaving your comfort zone, will make you a better designer (and person). Staying within will stunt your growth, professionally and personally. Enjoyed the vid cast.
Great advice. Say yes and then figure out how to do it. That's one of the best ways to learn - get out of your comfort zone and just explore and try.
Great advice!
Huge point......do what you DO NOT KNOW.....that way you learn. However....be prepared to walk away with no $ if you do not complete the project.
Success is for the prepared...or the bold. You choose. :)
I like this guy.
I really needed this little pep talk today, thank you. At every turn I feel like the more I know, the more I DONT know. But yes. We ARE all just trying to figure things out.
Thus is great and something I try to live by every day as a designer!
This is really more relevant to design than to other fields. How is someone who has no experience in say, private equity or marketing analytics going to 1) first get those jobs 2) do those jobs very well? The first hurdle is definitely huge, if not, almost insurmountable. I just don't see a lot of people in this world, particularly HR managers and recruiters, willing to take a chance on others who are passionate the work their companies are hiring for but have little direct experience. We definitely need a mindset change for us to be able to dabble in work that we don't quite know how to do but have the grit to take the problem by its horn and ultimately solve it.
Wonderful. Love how he embraces the opportunity in a new challenge. We are a sum of our own experiences!
Go somewhere you've never been; learn something you never knew. It's a way, I believe, that makes me better at what I do, by educating, motivating, persuading an audience I've never encountered before with a new vocabulary. Perhaps in a medium/platform I've never used before. Eureka!
This was great. Thanks.


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SAN ANTONIO - It was a day to remember for the Lamar men's tennis team on Friday as the Cardinals picked up their 13th win of the season with a 4-3 victory over Incarnate Word at Mabry Tennis Center.
The win total is tied for the most since the retirement of LU all-time winningest coach Ron Wesbrooks in 1987. It also marked just the third time that the Cards (13-12, 2-4 Southland) have finished the regular season with a winning record over the 27-year time span.
As has been the case for much of the season, it was a tight doubles round, but it was marked by a triumphant return for Michael Feucht, who had missed nearly the entire conference slate. The German teamed with Trey Crysel for an 8-6 victory at line three over Antonio Cavazos and Brandon Davis, and the tandem of Jeandre Hoogenboezem and Juuso Laitinen closed it out at No. 1, winning 8-7 over Leonard Ivic and Josip Smoljan.
Mikko Rajamaki kept it going for the Cards in singles play, winning 6-0, 6-0 over Cavazos at No. 6, and Hoogenboezem put the Red and White within a point of clinching, beating Davis 6-4, 6-4 at the fifth spot. Nikita Lis proved to be the death knell for the hosts as he handed Ivic a 7-5, 6-2 decision at line two.
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"If you are not familiar with banana squash, this is a great 'first-timer' recipe to try. Cubed squash is simmered, then glazed in a simple citrus sauce. It is basically foolproof and everyone will love it! Even my kids ate it up. This serves well with chicken, pork and fish."
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1 1/2 pounds
banana squash, peeled and cubed
1/4 cup
2 tablespoons
water, or as needed
1 tablespoon
orange juice
3 tablespoons
apricot preserves
1/8 teaspoon
ground cloves
1/4 teaspoon
1 pinch
ground black pepper
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I don't know of anybody that would not like this -
I was given a hugh banana squash, had never cooked one, and found this recipe, instant success.
I was expecting an exceptional dish after reading the reviews so maybe that's why I was disappointed with the end result. The squash took about twenty minutes to become tender (so it made dinner late) and the mix of citrus and sweet (which I typically love) just didn't complement the squash. The spiciness of the cloves was the only thing that made this dish palatable and I ended up stirring the leftovers (which we had lots of) in with the leftover barley primavera (excellent side also from this site) to make it better. This could be pretty good with some modifications I think...dice the squash instead of cubing so it cooks more quickly, maybe use diced dried apricots with a tablespoon of brown sugar instead of the preserves so it's not soooooo sweet, and add a little bit of heat with some cayenne pepper. Anyway, if I make it again I'll let y'all know how the changes turn out.
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This recipe was very easy and tasty. I admit I was expecting/fearing it would be very sweet, but it was perfect - a nice blend of sweet and savory. I didn't have cloves, but it came out fine.
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The first time the teams met, last month in the championship of the Dakota Athletic Conference Tip-Off tournament, Valley City lost 61-60 in overtime.
In the rematch, it was nearly the same results as the Vikings lost by only two points, 49-47, to the No. 11 Jimmies at the Jamestown Civic Center.
Despite being among the six seniors playing in their last home game Tuesday, Maple Valley's Ty Smith hardly seemed bothered by what tends to be be an emotional game for players.
The Raiders had little problem beating Sargent Central 77-43.
Smith looked at as a "good win to go out on", but hardly saw it as the end.
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The Raiders were ranked ninth for the second week in a row by the poll.
Over the weekend, they beat Finley-Sharon/Hope-Page 72-27 in Page.
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The No. 19 Valley City State University mens basketball team outscored Dickinson State University 8-5 in overtime to en route to a 71-68 road win Saturday.
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Rather than hitting the road, three local youth teams — the 6th grade B boys, 6th grade girls and 4th grade B boys — were among 42 teams in seven divisions that took the court at the Valley City Parks and Recreation District Youth Basketball Tournament Saturday.
The tournaments were played on courts spanning from the Recreation Center and City Auditorium buildings to the W.E. Osmon Fieldhouse at Valley City State University.
Mild weather and a sense of civic duty have brought large numbers of voters to City Hall to participate in the mayoral and commissioner recall election.
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"There's been maybe a few 10 to 15 minute lulls, but somebody's here all the time," election judge Dorothy Olson said of the healthy turnout. "That's what you have elections for, though."
The North Dakota State University Extension Service has set dates for agricultural seminars to be held in the state.
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