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Oprah Winfrey has inspired her fans and changed their lives—and now she's ditching them.
ditching the bleach, he seeped manly confidence with what appears to be a samurai ponytail.
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They ran into a broken country where the ground was rocky and less adapted to ditching.
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California State University Los Angeles proposes to renew and expand its highly successful MARC U*STAR Program. We propose an integrated four-year institutional program that assists talented Cal State LA science students in becoming outstanding within their science discipline, supports their motivation for a career in research, confident in their abilities, creative in their approach, resilient to adversity in the laboratory r in the classroom, and develops their leadership skills. We propose a program composed of two parts: first, a Pre-Trainee experience whose emphasis is enhancing the academic achievements of all Cal State LA freshmen and sophomore science students in the participating departments and support their motivation for careers in the sciences, especially in biomedical research. The most ambitious part is the complete transformation of all lower-division courses in the biology, microbiology, chemistry and biochemistry majors to include research or research-like experiences. We intend to better prepare students by having them learn science by teaching them how science is done. Pedagogy will demonstrate epistemology. In the second part, the 10 selected juniors and 10 senior MARC U*STAR trainees will participate in a focused and rigorous program designed to prepare them for success in PhD study in the biomedical sciences. The program is composed of: 1) a solid and transformed science curriculum enhanced by a program of deliberate co-curricular activities, including: 2) participation in special workshops, and in courses;3) introduction to research early in the undergraduate career, followed by strong year-round research opportunities at Cal State LA and other institutions;4) careful academic and career advisement;5) networking through the deliberate interaction of the MARC students with science faculty and other successful Cal State LA science students;and 6) participation in a biomedical sciences seminar series. We expect that the number of accomplished minority students motivated to careers in biomedical research will greatly increase. We will enrich the American biomedical and behavioral research enterprise by developing and making available to top PhD programs the creativity and intellectual talents of our most outstanding and motivated undergraduates. The Cal State LA MARC U*STAR program will be part of a strong foundation as our students seek and earn the PhD and postdoctoral training, establish careers as independent investigators, and assume leadership positions in American science.
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Chanterelle's pastry chef, Kate Zuckerman, has created many exquisite treats in her dessert cookbook, The Sweet Life, including this Brioche Pudding with Truffle Honey.
12 x 8-inch baked pudding, serves 8 to 12
This is the most basic form of bread pudding, made with a rich custard and a good brioche-like bread, and baked in a slow oven. What makes this dessert superb is the light glaze of white truffle-marinated honey drizzled on the top right before serving. This honey is probably not available at your local gourmet grocery—even if you live in a big city—so if you want to make this simple but showstopping dessert, try looking for truffle honey online at one of the many sites dedicated to high-quality ingredients. It is worth every bit of effort to acquire this exotic ambrosia; the flavor of truffle honey is unique and exciting, and this is the best way I know to enjoy it. Once you buy it, truffle honey keeps for 2 months at the most, so use it lavishly; it is one of life's great pleasures and luxuries.
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Butter a 12 x 8-inch baking dish.
Toast the brioche.
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Make the custard.
In a saucepan, combine the cream and milk over medium heat and bring almost to a boil. Meanwhile, in a medium-sized bowl, whisk together the sugar, egg yolks, eggs, and salt. Slowly, using a ladle, whisk some of the hot milk and cream into the egg mixture to warm it. Gradually pour the warmed egg mixture into the hot milk and cream, whisking constantly as you pour. Do not cook the custard; set it aside.
Bake the pudding.
Place the roasted bread pieces in the prepared baking dish. Pour the warm custard over the bread. Bake the pudding until the chunks sticking out turn crispy and brown and the center is set and has a slight spring when touched, 30 minutes. Scoop a portion of the pudding onto a plate and drizzle approximately 1-1/2 tablespoons truffle honey over each serving.
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Serve this dessert warm. The Honey-Glazed Roasted Pears (page 176 of the book) are also delicious with the truffle honey drizzled over the top.
This pudding will keep, refrigerated, for 4 days.
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Yanmar 2GM or 2QM15...?
I have been trying to learn everything about my engine in the hopes to be able to perform all the maint work on it myself.
I purchased the service manual for the 2GM and 2QM15 engine.
In the manual the pictures and the layout of the 2GM match my engine perfectly, but the engine marking clearly says it is a 2QM15. ???
The 2 engine designs are very different, I am positive that my engine design matched the schematics in the manual for the 2GM yet it is stamped on the side of the engine as an 2QM15...
Anyone have any input...it was built in 1977-1983 time frame...
If you have a 2GM, I would contact Torresen's and get the Yanmar factory manual (AOA1025). It is specific to the GM family (1GM, 2GM, 3GM and 3HM). The aftermarket manuals are inferior.
If you have any doubt about which engine you have, they can help.
They also have complete parts lists for these engines online.
I have a 1982 2GM with a SenDure heat exchanger kit and it's a great engine if 13 HP is enough for you. We have it in a C&C 30 and it does a very fine job of getting her up to hull speed without straining. One thing that few seem to know is that it has dry cylinder sleeves, so you can simply replace them at overhaul time, avoiding the hassle of boring and selecting oversize pistons.
well the mech confirmed it is an Yanmar 2GM but labled as and 2QM15 and he does not know why... :)
My starting problems are due to a faulty Fuel lifter...! ordered and on its way...!
The 2GM is a wonderful little engine. Better than the later model 2GM20 in my opinion.
You should still get the Yanmar service manual.
The Solec manual appears wrong. This is what the Yanmar service guy tells me. My engine is a 2QM15 but the picture in the Solec manual does not match the design.
So far we have found a siezed water pump (replaced), Bad Fuel lifter (replaced), and finally (hopefully the last) the injector pump is only feeding fuel to on of the injectors. THe mech says it needs to be recalibrated...
Total cost so far:
Fuel lifter = $200.00
Water pump = $ 80.00
Labor @65/ 7 hours = $455.00
The key thing is I watched everything he did and learned how to diagnose this type of problem in case of future re-occurance.
Hopefully after today I will be on my way to Key Largo...(10 hr run from Miami)
The pump is adjusted by shims if it is anything like the 2GM.
It is actuated by a camshaft and the shims vary the injection timing by moving the pump body, and hence the follower closer to, or farther away, from the cam.
This thread shows one reason why the Yanmar service manual is worth the money.
If the shifter is on the port side its a gm, on the stbd its a qm
This is a 2QM15:
These are the service and operations manuals:
Service Manual (13.5 MB, big download): http://www.rambunctiousracing.com/fi...m15service.pdf
Operations Manuals: http://www.rambunctiousracing.com/files/2qm15.pdf
The only good place to use and aftermarket manual
In response to Tommay's post, note that the manuals I linked to above are not aftermarket. Just clarifying. :)
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Donald Byrd, a renowned jazz trumpeter known for his innovative style, died February 4, at 80-years-old, the Associated Press reports. He got his start at Detroit's Cass Technical High School, before playing in military bands in the Air Force.
Byrd signed to Blue Note Records in 1958, teaming with saxophonist Pepper Adams to release their label debut, "Off to the Races," in 1959. He was also a noted jazz educator, receiving a master's degree from the Manhattan School of Music, and being the first person to teach jazz at Rutgers University.
When Byrd released "Black Byrd," a mix of jazz, R&B and funk, critics panned him for not going the traditional jazz route that had been followed in the past. "I'm creative; I'm not re-creative," he said, "I don't follow what everybody else does."
In 1982, Byrd moved from performing to teaching, creating a curriculum called Math + Music (equals) Art. It allowed him to teach math and music simultaneously, by turning numbers into music. "I can take any series of numbers and turn it into music, from Bach to bebop, Herbie Hancock to hip-hop," he said.
In his later years, Byrd made sporadic appearances on rap albums, last recording in 1993 for "Jazzmataxx, Vol. 1." His music has been sampled on over 100 hip-hop songs from the likes of Nas, A Tribe Called Quest, and more. In the year 2000, he was recognized by the National Endowment for the Arts as a Jazz Master, the highest jazz honor the nation gives.


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Comfortable place to eat pintxos with friendly staff. We had the tortilla con jamon y queso and the duck and apple with peanut sauce which were lovely.
I really like this place. They do a wide range of pinxos for excellent value. Drinks are quite inexpensive too.
Bad decoration, too crowded and noisy, awful light. The pintxos were good, specially the burger one. I like this pintxo thing, but sometimes it's a little bit boring to always have to get up to eat some more, there could be service. I really didn't like this pintxo bar environment, too much light.
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We must have gone to every pinxtos place in Bilbao in the week we were here but this is the place we came back to every evening. The tastiest pinxtos anywhere, great variety and excellent value. Staff were friendly and there was a great atmosphere in the place. In fact, on our last evening my husband wasn't feeling well and...
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Diaz replied: "If you're willing to risk your freedom for a few dollars, then I guess you must really need the money. I mean, all I wanted to do was get dinner and if you really want to join me ... hey, you're more than welcome.
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Diaz says he and the teen went into the diner and sat in a booth.
"The manager comes by, the dishwashers come by, the waiters come by to say hi," Diaz says. "The kid was like, 'You know everybody here. Do you own this place?'"
"No, I just eat here a lot," Diaz says he told the teen. "He says, 'But you're even nice to the dishwasher.'"
Diaz replied, "Well, haven't you been taught you should be nice to everybody?"
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Someone who without mentioning Jesus, follows what he says. God bless him.March 30, 6:46 pm | [comment link]
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It may sound trite, but this is a true WWJD moment. That is an example of how we can bring the Kingdom to people wherever we are today. How wonderful the world would be with more and more people being Christ-like, as this man is. May God bless him abundantly.March 31, 7:06 am | [comment link]
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Sounds like a modern version of going the extra mile, which in Jesus's time and place meant carrying a load 2 miles instead of one for a Roman soldier, agent of the hated occupation and subjugation. How else would one evangelize the enemy, who, being flesh and blood, is not the one against whom we war?March 31, 11:02 am | [comment link]
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What's also interesting is that this happened before "doubting Thomas" Sunday. I retold this story to a colleague and stopped right after saying "and he asked him for the knife." My friend said, "did the kid stab him?" "No." Yes, it is an unbelievable story. Which is probably what makes it so interesting.
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This could have come right out of C. S. Lewis' Mere Christianity—Book IV, Chapter 4, on "Good Infection". The premise is that Christian behaviour is infectious, with examples of a sacrificial life drawing others to live the same way.March 31, 1:59 pm | [comment link]
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#21 Feb 2, 2011
I have the privilege of seeing Dr. Taylor wear many different hats in our community. I am a patient of hers, and although I have not had a pregnancy since I have lived in Durant, she is nothing short of professional, appropriate, and caring during my annual visits. Dr. Taylor also devotes her time to being a VOLUNTEER medical director of the local crisis pregnancy center in Durant. She spends her own time reviewing sonograms and records of young ladies who seek support through the pregnancy center. I have also seen Dr. Taylor in action as a mother, herself. Her children's responses to her speak for themselves...It is publicly obvious that they have a deep, loving relationship! I won't pretend to know everything about others' experiences with Dr. Taylor, but I will say that it is our human nature to fail to see things objectively, and it is also our tendency to place blame upon those who do not deserve it, because we cannot accept accountability for our own actions. If you had a bad labor experience, your baby taken away, or Dr. Taylor wasn't present at your child's birth, I assure you it has nothing to do with negligence or a lack of integrity/work ethic on the part of Dr. Taylor. Sometimes bad things happen, regardless of those involved. And sometimes, bad things happen because WE have placed OURSELVES in bad situations and/or made bad choices. Thank you, Dr. Taylor, for being a pillar of integrity in the professional community in Durant! Your sacrifices are noted and appreciated! Bless you!
#22 Feb 2, 2011
Give me a break, Ive seen her in the past she is all about getting you in and out of the office. I glad you are able to develop such a profound opinion with one pap exam.(who's going to win the superbowl) I was less than impressed and the office help was rude and short.
United States
#23 Feb 6, 2011
. I love jer amd she does help and she listens bery well she is a great dr and she will make you feel comfortable as possible and the exams always hurt no matter what dr u go to. Just stick with her and youll find out she is a great dr.
United States
#24 Feb 6, 2011
I have made a great relationship with dr taylor and the getting u in and out fast happens in all drs offices cause they have so many patients And they aint rude i love all the nurses. They are nice and understanding and dr taylor will do any thing to make sure u and the baby are safe.
#25 Feb 7, 2011
nw dat funny she isnt a great dr ok tel me dis if she such a great dr then y did she try n brake my friends water wen she wasn't in labor nor ready have her baby another dr sent her home
United States
#26 Feb 12, 2011
ok amy what most of yall dont seemto relize is she runs marathons and is a very busy women she cant be here for every single one of her births considering she does plenty of them she wouldnt have a life i love her never will i see anyone else
United States
#27 Feb 12, 2011
ok first of all there are alot of other doctors look in the phone book idiot there is exleast 10 there not hrd to get in your jut being a whinny bitch but yo know she is the best she saves my two sons when no other doctor would of she is my hero and umm have you seen those runner legs :)
United States
#29 Feb 12, 2011
ok dumbass is you were using well pregnant you deserved it dumb bitch sh is binded by law to report that stuff your unfit and i hope you never get our daughter back she is better off then wth a junkie
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#30 Feb 12, 2011
new mamma
ha ha ha thats funny she was leaving after she just delievered my son for the concert suck it up itch would you of reather let you child inside to be stressed and possibly die and second of all position is not her fault mcso policy insu doesnt cover oter ones icoa so you wnt dif go to texas
#31 Feb 15, 2011
Clink scales, well most people want there doctor there for them but I guess it ok to be treated like a number. I don't care if her personal life takes priority call me selfish but I would like my doctor there. Hope you don't get sick at night or on the weekend good chance you will get the luck of the draw.
#32 Feb 28, 2011
Maybe you should of not been doing drugs while you were pregnant. Did that ever cross your mind?
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#33 Sep 10, 2011
does any one about her doing hysterectomies...she preformed one on my daughter...complications you can't imagine..cut bladder-it 10 days in hosp.-at least another month of wearing cath..i would really be grateful for opinions...also waited 3 days to see why (daughter was swelling and not peeing-told it was GAS..thanks
#34 Sep 16, 2011
I know of at least one other person that had had a complication like this when Taylor did her surgery.
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#35 Jul 1, 2012
I just moved to the durnt area aa lil more than a mmonth ago .. I moved from texas i called Taylors office and informed them that my sooner care would not b active till july . they said tht was fine on the phone .. i went to c her 2 weeks ago and she insisted i do my glucose test .. then tryed telling me i couldnt leave intil i paid cash for it that day i straight up told them id throw the crap up bc i didnt have money for it .. i am going monday to have my sooner care pay her bc she refuses to c me now intill i pay.. im 33 weeks and in servere pain.. my baby has dropped and i can feel the times coming soon itdoesnt help tht my appendix was taken at 4 and a half months pregnant.. they said my due date was august 18 in texas , tay;or looks at my paper work from other doctor and said my due date ws wrong its a week sooner .. i now i am not using taylor or whitington my next pregnancy....
United States
#36 Mar 4, 2013
I've known Taylor shortly after she moved and started practicing in Durant. She has delivered my youngest 3 children and was always willing to answer any questions I might of had. Even to this day, over a year after my youngest was born, Dr Taylor still answers any questions or concerns I may have about anything! I've have 5 children, with my oldest 2 I used Dr Salyer in Idabel he wasn't there to deliver my 2nd child and was no longer delivering when I got pregnant with my 3rd. I love Taylor and Salyer both! They are both awesome doctors! Taylor stuck by my side through my last 3 babies. I had problems like crazy, all different problems with each one. My youngest son was born not breathing and Taylor stayed by my side and helped get him breathing while trying to calm me. With my youngest she ended up with the cord wrapped around her body twice and around her neck once. She was constantly coming in checking on me and when she wasn't coming in she'd call to check. She held my hand while I got the unwanted but much needed epidermal. She delivered my niece and nephew and will be delivering my 2nd nephew soon. She would've delivered my 2nd niece had OU not told her that if she done a c-section on my sister that she'd kill her. She's been with me for years and with my family since 2009, she's almost like family! She's been through joys and the sorrow of losing my niece with our family! I know people have bad things to say about her but there are more people that have a lot of good things to say. I personally have good. She has even snuck in tests and procedures that I couldn't afford. As for her staff, she has had the occasional, pardon my French, bitch-like help such as Joline that worked the desk at one time and Beverly, that tried telling me & the women's center crap she nothing about but that's everywhere you go. There's always a know it all everywhere you go, and Beverly did have her good moments. Joline's was when her mouth was closed. But anyway I've said my peace and Taylor is definitely my choice for an OB/GYN.!
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#37 Mar 4, 2013
Oh and further more for the one that lost her baby...My brother and his girlfriend were in the hospital when CPS came in on them cause the nurses called them and said my brother beat her cause she had a black eye (from a car accident they were in the week before) and Taylor came to their rescue and even apologized to them for the crap the pulled and called the head nurse in the room and crawled her for what was done. Also when I was in labor with my 3rd child, the 1st child I had using Dr Taylor, the next morning she came in my room telling me how proud she was for proving to the nurses that looks aren't everything cause they were ready to call CPS in on me cause they thought I was on drugs. It might not have been Taylor, those nurses do a LOT of the calling to CPS without doctor's knowledge.
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Calories 6313 Calories from Fat 24
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Total Fat 3 g4.5%
Saturated Fat 1.5 g7.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 57.4 mg2.4%
Total Carbohydrates 1606 g535.5%
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Calcium 77.1% Iron 134.3%
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Taking notations on agile data modeling
You can't talk about agile data modeling without mentioning Scott Ambler, whom many consider the authority if not founder of agile data modeling.
In this tip, Ambler takes readers through an iterative approach to requirements modeling. His definition of agile data modeling is straightforward: Evolutionary data modeling is data modeling performed in an iterative and incremental manner … done in a collaborative manner.
Taking an agile approach to data modeling can help resolve one of the most onerous data modeling problems: very slow and complex notation development.
As explained by Burton Group senior analyst Joe Maguire, building data models takes so long because the practitioners developing notations aren't seeking simplicity. "People designing notations are trying to get tenure, a PhD, when they design notations," he said. "They don't get tenure for making things simpler."
Which leads vendors to incorporate more complex notation designs into their tools, he said. Data modelers are stuck working with these tools and forcing users (the consumers of this data) to provide information that covers every aspect of the requirements in these notations.
So how can agile data modeling help? Agile recognizes that there will be change, whether you are developing software or a data model, but beyond that it allows you to build a data model with less rigorous notations. System requirements, or information requirements, that are especially subject to change and ones that are less susceptible to change can be identified and put in different notation buckets.
"Then you can alter modeling behavior to model stable requirements earlier in the process with confidence, and not model unstable requirements too early in the process. That helps accelerate the process of data modeling," he said.
And this needs to be done on a business, not technology level. "If the taxonomy in my head as data modeler is motivated by the business significance of the requirements, that's something I think agile techniques would really improve, if [data modelers] took that kind of taxonomy to heart."
This is only a snippet of his thoughts on agile data modeling and a much larger issue Maguire is taking on at Burton Group's Catalyst conference in San Diego this week. Here's the overarching theme of his talk: Agile software development has an offshoot: Agile data modeling. The decision to use agile data modeling depends on local realities about information architecture, buy-or-build approaches to software, democratization of data access, and the company's commitment to business analytics. For IT strategists, the decision to use agile data modeling is further complicated by the rancor that accompanies the debate. The session will touch on:
- Why are typical data-modeling initiatives so cumbersome, and what can be done about that?
- Why do data modelers resist agile data modeling? Is the resistance justified? Unjustified?
- How can IT leaders mediate the disputes between agile software developers and data management professionals? Are these disputes a healthy phenomenon, or a symptom?
- What kind of business environments and IT initiatives are amenable to agile data modeling?
- How can agile data modeling techniques be improved to become even more agile?
I'd like to hear from you if you are taking on agile data modeling, and learn what obstacles or benefits you've encountered as a result. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Is open source cloud software suitable for SMBs?
A lack of formal standards has made cloud computing nebulous so far. If a company wants to switch vendors, move platforms or build its own infrastructure, the confusion mounts, since most providers use a proprietary platform like Amazon's A3 or Salesforce's Force.com.
But Rackspace and NASA hope to change all of that with OpenStack, an open source cloud computing platform that should bring more standardization to the cloud.
The project could improve portability and reduce costs, with more standard features, meaning users will be able to move among vendors and even move the cloud in-house down the road. While OpenStack provides more power, storage and processing power on demand, serving the needs of larger companies looking to build complex cloud environments, the standards it is setting could also make this an attractive option for SMBs.
Other open source offerings are available from Eucalyptus (providing infrastructure software to support the creation of cloud computing environments) and Cloud.com, with packages available in its free community edition, and also from its open source and proprietary editions.
While the OpenStack project itself was designed to serve scientific computing needs, it also aims to fill another gap in the cloud computing marketplace: As a cloud platform that doesn't have a single commercial owner, it puts the business back in charge of its own data.
Could the standards and portability these open source cloud projects aim for open the door for widespread midmarket adoption?
IT consolidation for business innovation
I've been touching base with IT folks and analysts lately to get a feel for the projects people are working on these days, and the phrases that keep coming up are IT consolidation, modernization and innovation.
A senior network administrator with a national hospice care provider is working on a data center consolidation project. The C-levels are pretty keen on leveraging cloud services to outsource IT functions, but he's not convinced it will happen.
"From what I've seen, the ROI for the cloud is not there yet," he said. "When you factor in the actual costs of building it in-house vs. hosting, it's a lot cheaper to do it in-house."
So that is the back and forth under way at his company: IT consolidation — Do we do it ourselves, go with a cloud provider or take a hybrid approach?
The task ahead for IT is threefold, explains Burton Group analyst Joe Bugajski. IT needs to contract, modernize and innovate. SearchCIO.com senior writer Linda Tucci has written a series of stories with advice from CIOs on their approaches to IT innovation.
To get to the point in which IT can help the business innovate, it first has to solve an age-old problem: IT modernization, the subject of Bugajski's talk at next week's Burton Group Catalyst conference in San Diego.
And tied to modernization is consolidation. To get started, the CIO and IT will have to start talking to the business to figure out what technology, what applications and what projects are really needed — and what can go. That's where the point of innovation can begin, he explains. IT consolidation will help you free up the needed capital that will allow you to start innovating and modernizing, vs. just maintaining.
The marching orders to modernize and contract need to come from the top — meaning the board, because C-levels can come and go, he said. So I'm wondering what your marching orders are? Are you being told to consolidate, modernize or innovate, or all of the above? Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Is mobile video conferencing worth considering in the midmarket?
You share, collaborate and inform via email, phone, instant message and more — all because face-to-face time can be difficult to pull off in our increasingly busy schedules. And while some organizations have video conferencing capabilities to bring remote workers and office dwellers together, smaller organizations may not opt for the services.
However, a rise in mobile video devices, such as the iPhone4's FaceTime and the Cisco Cius, could bring video anytime, anywhere. So how important will mobile video conferencing be to the enterprise?
On the one hand, mobile video conferencing will be a way to include traveling executives or remote workers in important meetings. On the other hand, these outward-bound employees may not always be in a private, quiet space that will allow them to fully participate.
The results of a 2009 CIMI Corp. survey of collaborative behavior showed that the number of mobile workers who believed that mobile video conferencing was helpful was less than 10%. The off-site workers did not feel they could actively participate in mobile video conferencing because of a lack of facilities, lack of network capacity to support connection and lack of privacy.
Another consideration is the potential for impromptu video conferences. Organizations with traditional conference rooms may have to plan their conferences weeks in advance. Conferences rooms with dedicated telepresence technology could book up quickly, but utilizing mobile technology on a tablet or similar device would allow users to pop into any room for a similar experience.
Plus, there is real value in being able to show someone explicitly how to do something and being able to read visual cues that could encourage communication and collaboration. Without these cues, it's difficult to know when it's appropriate to "jump in" on a voice conference.
The costs and benefits have to be weighed (and one may tip the scale in your organization), but remember: It's not just about buying these devices — you have to consider changing work patterns and other business impacts.
Think lean before you start agile projects
In the past few weeks I've been writing about agile projects, Scrum vs. waterfall or using the two project approaches together, and a theme that keeps coming up when I talk to project managers is cutting the fat.
For a software development project to be agile, Alex Keenan, an ERP analyst and agile project team member with a large grocery chain, believes waste should be pinpointed as you plan and implement any project, and, with agile, continued to be identified with each project iteration.
He points to a Forrester Research chart that compares lean methodologies used in manufacturing and their counterparts for software development.
Sources of waste in manufacturing include: overproduction, waiting (time on hand), unnecessary transport, overprocessing or incorrect processing, excess inventory, unnecessary movement, defects and unused employee creativity.
The application development equivalents, according to Forrester Research, are: too many superfluous artifacts, broken builds, too many tool transitions, rigid architectures, analysis paralysis, late discovery of defects, rising downstream labor costs, polluted supply chain management streams and measure of effort and not results.
CIO Niel Nickolaisen also lays out how to translate lean methodologies to IT projects in a recent column.
From lean methodologies, I have learned about the seven forms of waste and how to map those to IT processes:
• Rework: How many times in IT do we ask for do-overs?
• Waiting: For example, we often have to wait for the input of a subject-matter expert before we can make a decision.
• Overprocessing: Research tells us that 64% of the software features and functions we develop are rarely, if ever, used.
• Excess inventory: A recent study found that about 40% of our software licenses are shelfware.
• Excess motion: How many of our status reporting mechanisms actually generate value rather than churn?
• Excess movement: Am I the only one whose projects get caught in multiple decision loops?
• Overproduction: How many of us buy licenses in large batches, rather than just in time?
These are a few takes on applying lean methodologies to IT projects and processes. What works for you? Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Slowly phasing out ITIL V2 Foundation, starting with certifications
Those looking to be certified in ITIL V2 Foundation have missed their chance: As of July 1, the V2 Foundation recertification is no longer offered, as the Office of Government Commerce slowly withdraws ITIL V2 in favor of ITIL V3. It's out with the old, in with the new(ish) ITIL.
According to George Spalding, an executive vice president at IT management consulting firm Pink Elephant in Rolling Meadows, Ill., more than 300,000 individuals worldwide have taken IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) exams since January 2009. While both V2 and V3 have been offered as of late, there were more people seeking V3 certification than V2. "It was time to get everyone up to speed on the same version, speaking the same language," he said.
ITIL V3, introduced in 2007, emphasizes a more business-driven, top-down approach to IT management, an approach that was expected to gain more executive support. However, ITIL V3 gained momentum slowly. In an online ITIL adoption survey from Q3 2009 of organizations (mostly from North America) with 500 employees or more, the results showed that while ITIL V3 adoption was occurring, it was happening slowly and in pieces. At the time of the survey, only 4% of respondents indicated that they were implementing V3 from scratch.
Many organizations stuck with ITIL V2 Foundation for so long because they were comfortable with it. Plus, the timing was all off: Shortly after V3 was announced in 2007, we spiraled into a recession, so new initiatives were shelved. And before that, "many organizations were still maturing their ITIL V2 strategy," Spalding said, "It can be hard to switch gears midproject and onto a new version."
What does this really mean for users, that there won't be another alternative for ITIL V2 Foundation certification? Will this affect your IT shop?
Finding an endpoint for agile projects
One of the 12 principles of agile projects is that agile processes promote sustainable development. The sponsors, developers and users should be able to maintain a constant pace indefinitely, according to the Agile Manifesto.
But project managers new to the agile approach are struggling with the concept of a project with seemingly no end.
I posed this question to several experts and was given a few straightforward answers: The project ends when you run out of funding. Another response was that it never stops. Like any other project, it is an ongoing process in which improvements and changes will constantly be made, even after it's put into production.
Given its iterative nature, however, forecasting the end of agile projects isn't so difficult.
Joseph Flahiff is a program manager with a national health insurance carrier. In charge of a $20 million HIPAA/EDI project that combines agile and waterfall approaches, he explains it this way:
You know just like any other project. If it's managed with the waterfall approach, you're probably given a scope of work: "These are the things we need you to do, and this is the goal we are trying to shoot for." When you're done with the scope of work, you are done with the project. What agile brings to [a project] is that you're delivering all along, so you can see how close you are to actually being done.
Agile projects also allow you to fix problems as they arise, as opposed to a traditional software development approach in which most components are tested at the end. It's a bottom-up development approach in which you are delivering working software all along, and you can show project sponsors how the team is burning — aka, the burndown rate — toward getting it done on schedule, done early or if you are running behind, he said.
"Then the leadership team or steering committee can actually take action and become involved, as opposed to looking at the [product] at the last minute and having a firefight," Flahiff said.
Knowing when to end agile projects is but one quandary. Another project manager would like to know how to ensure that all the development iterations come together at the end. If you have any advice, email me at email@example.com.
When should an SMB draw the line with ITIL best practices?
Where does ITIL fit in with SMBs? It seems more organizations are following ITIL best practices in their overall IT operations and service delivery — creating some form of a service catalog, practicing change management strategies and focusing on service design — but not following ITIL frameworks full circle. Is the trend of ITIL a la carte a good thing?
For example, my colleague Christina Torode recently wrote a story about SMBs and service catalogs — and how many are using ITIL best practices to build a portal or a catalog that works for their specific organization, sometimes using SharePoint and workflow processes, without following ITIL to the letter.
Has ITIL matured to the point of being mainstream, as organizations learn how to pick and choose the ITIL best practices that best suit them? In other words, are they taking what they've learned about ITIL in the past and applying it in a more palatable way?
According to Evelyn Hubbert, a senior analyst at Forrester Research Inc., many of her clients have picked the critical pieces of ITIL they need to improve efficiency and effectiveness and adopted them as ITIL best practices. However, without accurate metrics measuring where IT was before the implementation and how ITIL has improved it, it's harder to continue moving forward after the quick wins.
"[IT] cannot say where they are before they took off and don't know where they have gotten to and cannot justify the benefits," Hubbert wrote in an email. "Therefore, the effort is cut."
Further, she said, ITIL adoption in terms of service delivery (a piece many organizations fail to add) needs to continue for organizations to stay competitive moving forward — especially as technologies continue to grow and change.
"I believe that ITIL will be part of most IT organizations … by 2012," she said. "With clouds, virtual worlds, etc., the topics of service-level management, service portfolios [and] cost models will become much more critical."
So the question remains: How much ITIL is enough?
Reactions to Scrum and waterfall mix for agile projects
To quote one respondent to my last blog post on whether agile projects should mix Scrum and waterfall: "I have been on projects within the U.S. government where they tried to do both when saying they were doing Scrum, and it was a disaster."
Here is further explanation from the reader as to why Scrum and Waterfall is a bad combination:
The key issue in my opinion is that Scrum is a bottom-up communication process and that waterfall is a top-down communication process. In Scrum, the developers doing the work have their meeting, and that generates what is to be accomplished along with issues that have to be dealt with. This then rolls up to management, along with product owners, to make decisions about what will [work], what won't, and help move obstacles out of the way. Waterfall is all about leadership telling everyone what they need accomplished, and meetings start at the top and come down. So issues in the trenches take longer to get back up, and it is more about low- and midlevel managers protecting themselves and driving the end workers to get things accomplished, then about figuring out what can be accomplished and passing that back up.
On the flip side, one project manager created what he calls the "Envelope Method," which folds agile practices into waterfall, but he freely admits that it will shake up your organization. (Listen to a presentation that he gave on integrating agile into a Waterfall world during a recent Project Management Institute San Diego chapter event.)
Then there is the opinion that waterfall makes sense for certain kinds of projects, and Scrum others, as one reader explains:
Using the NASA cone of uncertainty, where uncertainty is high and learning must take place, a fail-fast approach is required, Scrum is put in for these parts. Where little or no uncertainty exists such as buying a completely set-up PC from Dell, waterfall can be used.
It all comes down to uncertainty due to:
- Rate of change.
- Complexity, both individual and overall.
- Interrelationships and dependencies.
- Lack of understanding how X provides value to [the] organization.
- [The] need to build individual and team competence to obtain individual and team confidence.
I will be following up with many of the people that emailed me. Some have traditionally used waterfall project methods but are trying to adopt/adapt some agile project practices into the requirements, development and testing phases.
I'll be posting an update after these conversations to share what I learn about agile projects and the practice of mixing Scrum and waterfall.
Mixing and matching Scrum and Waterfall for agile project development
I talked to a few CIOs recently who were using Scrum and Waterfall for agile project development. One was using a combination of the two to develop a portal and services for emergency room physicians.
But if you talk to some agile purists, they balk at the idea of using the two project development approaches together. At their basic premises, agile and Waterfall fight against one another: Waterfall deals with change by resisting it; while agile, and in particular Scrum, embraces change, according to Elena Mitelman, principal of agile consulting firm Smart Edge LLC.
To give a broader scope of Waterfall vs. agile approaches such as Scrum, here's Mitelman's take on both:
Used since mid-late 1990s.
Term formally coined in 2001 by Agile Manifesto.
Likens software development to lab research.
Welcomes change.
Still iterative, but iterations are unlike prior models.
Very light on documentation.
Manages risk between and within iterations.
Encourages risk-taking and exploration.
Keeps costs down by implementing only what's required at this time, keeping things simple.
Chaotic, yet controlled.
Has been proven on many projects.
Not without implementation challenges.
Used since 1970s.
Assumes software development is similar to manufacturing and construction.
Sequentially flows from specifications through maintenance.
Deals with change by resisting it – cost of change goes up as project progresses.
Documentation-heavy process to prevent change.
In a perfect world, a simple and cost-efficient process.
But the world is not perfect…
And in the end, she is obviously a Scrum vs. Waterfall fan. Her reasons for evangelizing Scrum: It doesn't prescribe to any specific engineering practices; it focuses on interactions between people; unlike Extreme Programming, or XP, it doesn't require that you follow a number of set practices; and it is not specific to software development.
"[Scrum] can be used for any project, including launching a product, starting a company, etc.," she said.
I'd like to hear from you if you are mixing and matching approaches, and how it's working out for you, or if you think a Scrum and Waterfall combo leads to project failure. Email me at email@example.com.


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