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1. Are Intelligent Machines a Threat to 'Human Exceptionalism'?
"Is it time to take seriously the prospect of artificial intelligence emulating human abilities?"
Yes, says Ray Kurzweil in his book How to Create a Mind, as does Matt Ridley in this recent Wall Street Journal article: "It would be foolish, not wise, to bet against the emulation of the human brain in silicon within a couple of decades."
However, acknowledging the sentience of a silicon brain, Wesley J. Smith argues in The National Review, constitutes a threat to our 'human exceptionalism.' Smith argues: "Let's drop the meme pushed by transhumanists (not Ridley in this piece) that AI machines would be people too."
2. HIV Baby Cured:
Doctors successfully cured a baby was born with H.I.V. in Mississipi using an aggressive treatment involving antiretroviral drugs shortly after birth. If this treatment can cure other babies it could be used globally. Read more here.
3. You Can't Have It All and You Can't Work From Home
The Princeton University Professor and former State Department Official Anne-Marie Slaughter caused a stir last year with a controversial Atlantic article that argued women cannot "have it all." Now Slaughter has come to the defense of Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer for her decision to ban telecommuting at the struggling company. Read it here.
4. The 'Nuclear Renaissance' That Never Happened in the U.S. May, In Fact, Never Happen
While Japan and Europe reacted to the Fukushima disaster with vigorous public debate, that was not so much the case in the U.S., with notable acceptions such as this thread on Big Think. Nonetheless, according to the latest installment in a report published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the market is speaking loudly on the subject of nuclear energy, indicating that new reactors represent "an extremely unattractive investment prospect."
Read more here.
5. Sign Us All Up For the Mediterranean Diet!
Do you like olive oil, nuts, fruit, vegetables, fish and moderate amounts of wine? The "energy-unrestricted" Mediterranean diet will not only make your stomach happy, it is also good for your heart. Read more here.
Image courtesy of Shutterstock.


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You are all setup to begin writing your blog post. Writing blog posts in WordPress should seem extremely similar to the word processing software that we use every day. Here is what you need to know:
- You'll put the post together in the large white rectangle (where in the image below I wrote "Compost post here"). You'll notice a bunch of icons just above the rectangle, like bold and italic buttons, which work exactly as they do with your word processing program.
- You can add images to your post with the "Add Media" button (number 1 in the image). Although you could add video with this method, you don't want to do it.
- To link to another web page, select the associated text in your post and hit the Link button (looks like a chain link, number 2 in the image; note that button is grayed out in image because no text was selected).
- To add YouTube, Vimeo, or other videos, just add the video url directly to your post content. WordPress will automatically embed the video!
- To add a title to your post, type it in, in the textbox of that name (number 3 in the image).
- To make it easy for readers to find all posts on the blog on any particular topic, it is really important to add keywords to your post. There is more than one way to add keywords in WordPress and in this exercise, we'll be using Tags. In the Tags box (number 4 in the image), write down a few keywords for your post.
- To see what your post would look like, if it were live, you can hit the Preview button (number 5 in the image).
- When you are done with your post hit the Publish button (number 6 in the image).
Now that you are familiar with composing a blog post in WordPress, try it! Using one of the message boxes that you developed last week, write an outreach-oriented blog post that involves some aspect of your research or your scientific field.
As you get started with this, we need to emphasize that you should have fun with this! You are passionate about your message and you want other to be as well.
Consequently, you don't need to stress out over this exercise! As scientists, writing can often feel like a fraught affair for us. The hostile nature of the scientific review process very frequently reinforces the idea that any public writing must be pored over and perfect. Don't worry about perfect here! Remember that anything you write here is going to be erased.
There are six key points for writing a good blog post.
- The more you connect your post to the concerns and interests of your audience, the more likely that they will actually read it. So, your post should be strongly centered around an issue or concern that your audience cares about right now. How do you know what your audience cares about right now? Check the Twitter list for your audience!
- Short is better than long. The shorter your post, the more likely that your audience will actually read it. If your audience sees a post with 3000 words of text, that is going to discourage quite a few from getting started. How long should this post be? 500 words is your absolute limit for this exercise. Try to write less – hopefully much less! What is the minimum that you can write that allows you to connect to your audience?
- The more visuals you include (images, video, and audio) in your post, the more likely it is that people will actually read it.
- A successful blog post only tackles one idea. Why? Your audience is likely to be reading your post with far less care than you wrote it. Consequently, the more major ideas you include in your post, the more likely that at least one of those ideas will be missed. What if you have a complicated multi-factorial argument that you want to write about? Each of those factors gets its own separate post. If you do happen to have a complex argument that you want to address for this exercise, pick one component of that argument to write about with perhaps a short message that more of the argument will be coming in future posts.
- Keep an eye out for jargon and double-meaning language. The latter, as a reminder, is language that means something different for an audience of your scientific peers than it does for the non-technical audience you are connecting to.
- The title for your post matters! Good titles are eye-catching and help people identify your message on search engines and if you share your story via social media.
For this exercise, please do the following:
- At the top of the blog post, state your intended audience in italics.
- Please don't write more than 500 words (hopefully much less)!
- Include at least one link to another web page.
- Include at least one YouTube or Vimeo video.
- Include at least one image.
- Remember to fill in a few keywords in the Tags box.
- Don't spend hours and hours writing your post! In fact you have a time limit: 2 hours. If you can write your post in much less time, so much the better.
- Optional: include a tweet in your post (like the following). Here are instructions.
So, that Halloween asteroid passing us today is actually a cosmic giant dead comet skull. https://t.co/bvVf5lRH5D pic.twitter.com/wKAUx9KSUX
— Phil Plait (@BadAstronomer) October 31, 2015
Once you are done publishing your blog post, read at least 3 other posts by your classmates. When reading, keep the following questions in mind:
- How effective was the post in communicating with the potential audience?
- Does the post contain any jargon or double-meaning language? Keep in mind that what is jargon and double-meaning language to one audience could be perfectly compelling to another audience.
For each of the posts that you read, please provide feedback through the comment box at the bottom of the post. So that everyone can get feedback, please focus your attention on posts that have received fewer comments.
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Renuvie: Does Renuvie Work?
Renuvie Overview
According to skincare professionals, the prime time for skin cell renewal is as we sleep, and Renuvie is a brand of cream specifically designed for night time use. The brief website for the product is informative and includes several testimonials from satisfied customers and a FAQ section.
The product, which states users will look 10-15 years younger in a few days, is only available from the manufacturer and not sold in stores. The online ordering page is secure and there is a 30 day money back guarantee on every purchase. Discounts are offered on purchases of two or more units and the regular cost per jar is $59.99. Unfortunately only limited company contact information is provided and there are no clinical study results published.
Renuvie– Product Description
The Renuvie formula is patent-pending and contains a number of peptides, used in skin care treatments to strengthen connective tissues, making the skin more elastic and youthful looking. The formula also uses Argireline, a commonly-used ingredient that helps to relax facial contractions, diminishing the appearance of wrinkles and lines and is often referred to as the 'natural Botox'. DMAE, Peption-15 and the fatty acid ALA are added for their beneficial effect on boosting collagen production, attracting moisture to the skin and reducing inflammation with the use of anti-oxidants, respectively. Another ingredient which is not explained fully is 'liquid gold', said to rejuvenate dull and tired skin.
Strengths of Renuvie
- Renuvie contains a number of proven ingredients
- The product is guaranteed
- The ordering process is secure
- Discounts are available
- The formula is specifically designed for night time use
Weaknesses of Renuvie
- Renuvie is expensive
- The ingredients are not explained fully
- Product information is limited
- Renuvie is not available in retail stores
Renuvie The Bottom Line
There is some evidence to show that night time is when most skin renewal happens so it does make sense to use a cream specifically designed for this time. Unfortunately, there is no proof that the Renuvie formula does work as well as the somewhat over-exaggerated site claims, and it would be helpful if more information was provided regarding the use of 'liquid gold', the addition of which may be responsible for the high price.
Below you'll find some of the most effective wrinkle serum/cream formulations on the market today, in our opinion.
Our Top Wrinkle Creams
Dermatologist Recommendations for Maintaining Younger, Healthier, Vibrant Looking Skin:
- Be certain to consistently apply the product(s) you choose in accordance with its directions for use;
- Pay special attention to your neck and hands while applying the product(s) you choose, as these areas reflect your age;
- Always use sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of at least 15;
- Drink at least eight glasses of water a day to stay well hydrated;
- Avoid excessive intake of caffeinated and alcoholic beverages, as they may contribute to dehydration and exacerbate the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles; and
- Be sure to get adequate rest every day.


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Tianjin, China, May 15, 2017
Title: China's Auto Industry in the Age of Disruption – The Birth of the "Automobility" Business Model
For global automakers and their suppliers, China represents the greatest opportunity for growth in the 21st century. Since 2009, China has been the world's largest market by volume, and surpassed 28 million units in annual car sales in 2016. Over the coming decades, we believe that China will remain the key battleground for dominance of the global auto industry. However, this battle will not be waged using the conventional automotive technologies which have been refined over the past century. We believe several driving forces, which are particularly evident China, have the potential to disrupt the status quo of the automotive industry:
- The unique context of China's urban transportation challenge, the high penetrationrate of mobile internet, combined with the rapid and aggressive introduction of alternative mobility and ownership concepts, are compressing the time needed to commercialize smart, connected car technology and related services.
- The automotive value chain is being disruptedby non-traditional players as they enter and compete to deliver mobility solutions. Disruptive new entrants are utilizing big data to draw insights about customers' mobility patterns in order to address their "pain points" and offer new solutions for their mobility needs. Such mobility needs are increasingly being met through on-demand and shared services versus individual ownership.
It is the confluence of these forces, along with rapid innovation to address "pain points" associated with mobility in the China context, are positioning China as the catalyst to drive the transformation of the business model and technological underpinnings of the global auto industry. In this course, we highlight the major disruptions that lie in the path to success in China's automotive industry, including:
- The rapid rise of on-demand mobility and the digital mobility ecosystem
- The link between hardware innovation and the economics of the digital ecosystem
- The explosive growth of aftermarket services and the emergence of the Independent Aftermarket (IAM) and online-to-offline (O2O) channel


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The Big Four Come To Indio
By now I am sure you have heard that The Big Four are coming to Indio. That's right, Anthrax, Megadeth, Slayer and Metallica will be rocking the Empire Polo Fields on April 23rd, 2011. Tickets are on sale Friday January 28th at 10 am PST. Rumor has it this will be the only North American date for these four acts. For all the latest information on this once in a lifetime event, click here. If you want to give our very own Reverend Justito a ride to the show, please leave a comment below.
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Twitter has been blocked in Egypt, the micro-blogging giant has confirmed.
It seems as if the Egyptian authorities want a blanket ban on all forms of protest and opinion, with the BBC also confirming that all public gatherings, protests and marches are now prohibited, 1 day after thousands of people joined a "day of revolt" against the government of president Hosni Mubarak.
Twitter stated, via its Twitter Comms stream:
"We can confirm that Twitter was blocked in Egypt around 8am PT today. It is impacting both Twitter.com & applications.
"We believe that the open exchange of info & views benefits societies & helps govts better connect w/ their people."
Herdict Web is also keeping a record of all the banned tweets from Egypt.
The protest on Tuesday was said to be web-created, with the organisers using Facebook to spread the word. It was focused on the president, with thousands calling for his resignation.


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$599.95 - $699.95
Add vintage charm to a master or guest bedroom with the Lafayette Bed. Constructed of carbon steel, this antique-inspired iron bed is made with hollow metal tubing for a sturdy but lighter version of the classic bedroom style. Multi-step, hand-applied distressed white finish embodies the beauty and texture of a weathered antique bed. Fifty-five inch high headboard and thirty-seven inch footboard mirror one another in design, with elegant, transitional castings, posts topped with round-ball finials, and a double "oval ring" design that's centered in the middle of both grills. The engineered bed frame consists of iron rails, cross arms and six feet to provide full support to a mattress and box spring (not included). Choose headboard with frame or just the headboard. Easy assembly. Imported.
• Lafayette Vintage Bed Frame and Headboard
• Constructed of powder-coated carbon steel
• Hand-applied distressed white finish offers vintage appeal
• Hollow metal tubing makes it lighter and easier to assemble or move
• Imported
Queen frame: 62"W x 83-1/2"L x 55"H
Queen headboard: 62"W x 1-1/2L x 55"H
King frame: 78"W x 83-1/2"L x 55"H
King headboard: 78"W x 1-1/2L x 55"H
Delivery time estimates do not apply to personalized, large or heavy items (over 20lbs.) that require special shipping, items shipped directly from the manufacturer, or out-of-stock items.
Delivery estimates only apply to the contiguous United States. Saturday, Sunday and national holidays are not considered business days for these estimated transit days.


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Ashmore Estates
As most know Ashmore Estates was sold May of 2014. You will not believe the improvements to the property that were done in two years. It could not have been done without the help of so many people in the paranormal community and for that we thank those that helped.
Bill Chappell owner of Digital Dowsing has said "Robbin has made the site a mecca for investigators". Come see what Bill has seen in Ashmore Estates.
Ghost Hunters
Ashmore Estates appeared in episode 904: "Permanent Residents," which premiered on February 6, 2013.
Ghost Adventurers
Ashmore Estates appeared in episode 54, which premiered on September 23, 2011. Check out the episode on our Media tab.
Children of the Grave II
From acclaimed filmmakers The Booth Brothers creators of Death Tunnel (Sony Pictures), Spooked, The Possessed, Children Of The Grave, The Haunted Boy (as seen on SyFy and Chiller).
This shocking paranormal documentary film continues telling the true hauntings of ghost children and their emotional stories. Featuring never before seen real ghost evidence.
Released July 2017 the Ashmore Estates Edition get your copy while visiting Ashmore Estates
Strange Curiosity
From the Klinge Brothers that brought us Ghost Lab you will enjoy watching as Brad Klinge takes you into Ashmore Estates during season 1 episode 5. "Some Call it Home" will show you a different side of Brad Klinge that you probably have never seen. You will also see what they experienced while in one particular area of the building. Brad stated it was the best he had ever experienced. The show is currently on iTunes and Amazon Prime as well. Click on the photo to the left for a direct link to Amazon Prime. Free to Prime members.
Just wanted to take a moment to say how much we enjoyed our time at Ashmore Estates. It was seriously the best experience my husband and I have had with an investigation. Hannah was amazing! Friendly, informative, welcoming, helpful and just absolutely cool - it would not have been the same without her! The way you have set it up to accommodate technology was a very nice surprise, so thank you for that! :-) Wanted to share my positive experience with you! We are looking forward to returning again soon! - RJ


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An external injection-seeding scheme with selected wavelength feedback to the master Fabry–Perot laser diode is developed to improve the side-mode suppression ratio (SMSR) and extend the wavelength tuning range of the injection-seeded optical short pulses. A SMSR of higher than 31 dB over a wavelength tuning range of 20.4 nm has been obtained. For a SMSR of higher than 40 dB, the wavelength tuning range achieved is 13.8 nm. The system is simple and can operate at arbitrary repetition frequency.
© 2006 Optical Society of AmericaFull Article | PDF Article
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Dong Ning Wang, Xiaohui Fang, and Wei Jin
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Xiaohui Fang and D. N. Wang
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MOTION click is a motion detector sensitive only to live bodies. It carries PIR500B, a pyroelectric sensor which generates a voltage when exposed to infrared light. The signal is processed by a BIS0001 PIR sensor controller which sends an interrupt to the MCU through the mikroBUS™ INT (out) line. An onboard potentiometer lets you adjust the detecting range of the sensor (up to 4 meters). MOTION click also has a night only mode—resoldering a zero-ohm jumper activates the onboard photo resistor which acts as a light-sensitive switch. You can also switch the sensor ON and OFF by sending a signal from the MCU through the mikroBUS™ RST pin. The board uses a 3.3V power supply only.
Technical Specifications
Measuring strength of different magnets. Measuring distance of a magnet from sensor (suitable for industrial controllers, joysticks, or any other applications for contactless linear or rotary position sensing).
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A Thrilling Follow-Up: Polly Findlay
Published in The Stage, 31.05.2012
Sarah Lund, The Killing's protagonist and queen of Nordic knitwear, seems an unlikely counterpoint to Antigone. The same goes for Jack Bauer and West Wing President Jed Barlett. Yet all of them are running around inside Polly Findlay's head during rehearsals for the National Theatre's forthcoming production, starring Jodie Whittaker and Christopher Eccleston.
Having made a horror of Seneca's Thyestes at the Arcola in 2009, she is out to make a 'political thriller' of Sophocles' play. "Everyone's fascinated by these big television dramas: The Killing, Borgen, The Bridge and so on. Antigone has got a lot in common with them," she says, smiling a mischievous smile that suggests she is totally aware of the inherent playful iconoclasm.
It is a great statement of intent; one that smashes straight through any notion of staid, systematic Greek tragedy that is all masks and no heart. As she unpacks it, however, it makes a lot of sense. "They're all fast-paced and ask you to keep up, rather than making it too easy. They really pull you into the drama. In that respect, the play feels very contemporary and very exciting."
"I've always been really interested in classical plays because they're part of our imaginative DNA. They reach places other plays don't. It's like: Carlsberg don't do drama, but if they did…"
Throughout Nicholas Hytner's tenure, ancient plays have been fitted with modern pacemakers. Katie Mitchell's acclaimed Iphigenia at Aulis and her subsequent Trojan Women happened on his watch, and he launched NT Live with a Greek myth, albeit as told by a Frenchman, in Phedre.
The most recent, three years ago, was Jonathan Kent's Oedipus with Ralph Fiennes in the title role. Antigone is the sequel. "The beginning feels a bit like you're starting a series of 24, seven hours in," says Findlay. "In fact, we've called the first chorus 'Previously on Antigone…'"
At its centre, of course, is an individual defying and standing up to the state; something that feels perfectly pertinent in the wake of the Arab Spring and the midst of the Occupy movement. However, Findlay is somewhat cautious about drawing too many parallels.
"Like all great plays, it has a permanent freshness," she explains. "Every article I've read about it, across the last 250 years, says, 'Isn't it extraordinary that this play reflects the current political climate so precisely. It's a question of where in the world this dynamic – between Antigone and Creon – is being enacted, rather than if."
For that reason, she and her designer Soutra Gilmour have avoided a specific geographical setting and, with it, any "indictment of any particular political regime. We felt that might be reductive and ask us to look at the play through too narrow a prism".
At only 29, Findlay is one of the youngest directors to be entrusted with the Olivier Theatre. It is a notoriously exposing space with a capacity of more than 1,000 – a prospect she describes as "terrifying" and, seconds later, "lots of fun".
At least, as a staff director on both War Horse and Man of Mode, she has had some experience of conducting understudy runs in there. Between the two productions, she won the James Menzies-Kitchin award for emerging directors.
Findlay only started directing at university, having previously worked regularly as a child actor, and deems the National her real training ground. When it comes to influences, she cites first Hytner, then Marianne Elliott: "I love that she's happy to change her approach and her take on things to put the play at the centre of the process."
That explains the diversity on her CV: Caryl Churchill, Roald Dahl, Derren Brown. She directed Svengali last year, picking up the Olivier award for best entertainment. "My mum was pleased," she says. All, however, are connected: "I'm excited by theatre as something that happens in the same room. Derren's shows change from night to night; Thyestes has a real intensity in that small space. I'm looking to make things immediate, personal and visceral."
Despite their obvious differences, Findlay says she employs the same toolkit across the board. Directing Brown, for example, "is like doing a new play – sort of dramaturgical".
"We looked at each routine as a five-act structure and dramaturged in the same way. You'd say, 'This is about information, complication and defying expectation'."
Does she know his secrets? "I couldn't possibly comment."
The emphasis throughout is on dramaturgy, reflecting both her English degree from Oxford and, like several of her contemporaries, an openness to European influences.
On the one hand, she describes seeing Thomas Ostermeier's higgledy-piggledy Hamlet at the Barbican as "game-changing" (simultaneously hymning about Noises Off). On the other, she talks about "unpacking the logic of a text, particularly difficult and challenging ones, where it's no longer that of our world. That's really interesting". Next up, in keeping with that, is William Wycherley's The Country Wife – "a romp, but a romp about domestic abuse" – at the Manchester Royal Exchange.
Variety is the key both to her work and her tastes, which must mark her out as a future artistic director. She relished the taster of last summer's Double Feature, "curating the audience experience" in the temporary space. "The business of looking after someone's entire night – how the plays sit within that – is something I find really exciting," she says.
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the end of the words, he has not responded, I will truly miss him…the torment has ended… although I still can't be sure if I have anything…or if I'm pregnant. but all of that…is not. I don't…feel like he left me… anything… there is nothing.
I will truly, truly miss him…
but my love for (removed), should keep me alive, fine, and thriving.
I feel like I broke him…in some way. and I feel terrible for that… he was strange, but much smaller then one would think, until I found myself in his arms, I had no idea… he made me seem…not so small.
his eyes, weren't particularly sad…but they said things, I'm sure he never intended. things I never tried to read….that I had no right to know about…
I feel wicked, for being so damn…pretty. it is my gift, as well as my curse. and now…I am only crying for him, and for perhaps, breaking his…heart…
I have never broken a heart before, as far as I know. I have lost a great deal of color coming to terms with this. something like that instantly steals color. it's a poison, of the worst kind. it wanders our borders, invisible, until bitten. then, as the venoms passes through your flesh you get your one true look at love, before it tears your heart out, and sends you to your knees.
love is for believers, and those who never took the time to stay up to see if Santa was real or not.
my words are still filled with him, the Michael…a boy.
he was…beautiful. and as kind as I was wicked. someone finally, not pure. his color, was the closest to my color, I have ever gotten.
my heart, still weeping. over the strangest loss.
I can't tell you, what kind of villain that makes me…
not the worst, but once night reaches an hour, of pure darkness.
I become not a beast, but a widower, of the beasts.
and the moon, covered in scratches and scars, calls to me.
like lovers, we meet in secret, cup the seas, and drink greedily of the sweet nectars.
blond hair, that so righteously mocked everything a blond stood for. not nearly as curious, as his eyes once gave off.
I can't…be over him yet. there was too much love for me to…be over him. I want to see him! I want to…touch him. his face…every time I think about it…I get very…very sad. like my heart, needs to be someplace, that I can't take it. I must…suffer. for…no one.
I've been told, to run for my life. god…he was much much smaller then I thought he would be.
ha, now that is truly wicked. something beautiful… not perfect, something that I can ,maybe…hold onto…just for a little longer then…I normally ask for.
I'm up past midnight, wishing for all the same things.


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20+ Diabetic Salmon Recipes
Served on its own or in a salad, wrap, or soup, salmon is a healthy and delicious protein choice that is low carb and heart-healthy. There are many ways to prepare the omega-3-rich fish -- baked, grilled, poached -- so the recipe options are endless. To help get you started, we've compiled our favorite healthy salmon recipes.
Cedar Plank Grilled Salmon
Grilled on a soaked cedar plank, this so-simple salmon recipe is the brainwork of Chef Chris Smith, The Diabetic Chef. Season with thyme, chives, and lemon slices, and enjoy a diabetic dinner for only 2 carb grams per serving.Related Links
Citrus Poached Salmon with Asparagus
Poaching is a fast cooking method that enables food to absorb flavor without fat, making this a go-to recipe for any diabetes meal plan. Simmer asparagus on top of the salmon to serve on the side, then drizzle the fish and veggies with a buttery citrus dressing.Related Links
Southwest Salmon and Sweet Potatoes
Chopped oranges put a tangy twist on a salmon dinner featuring hearty sweet potatoes. Low in carbs and loaded with vitamins A and C, this warm comfort food recipe is a perfect healthy choice for fall and winter.
Chilled Salmon and Tabbouleh
Salmon is the star of this variation on the traditional Middle Eastern salad. Tomatoes, artichoke hearts, and cucumber add volume to the low-carb fish dinner, while parsley and mint provide a refreshing finish.Related Links
Pistachio Salmon Nuggets
In this diabetic recipe, tender salmon nuggets are marinated in soy sauce, ginger, and sesame oil, then cooked and sprinkled with crunchy pistachios. The result is a sweet and juicy zero-carb, low-calorie meal reminiscent of Asian cuisine.Related Links
Salmon with Whole Wheat Pasta
Serving pasta with your salmon? Opt for whole wheat noodles to stay true to your healthy eating plan. Roasted sweet peppers and tomatoes help to round out the meal.Related Links
Mediterranean Salmon Spread
Combine sour cream, mint, salmon, and red pepper, then chill overnight for a cool, diabetes-friendly salmon appetizer you can make ahead of time. To serve, spoon the mixture onto zucchini slices and endive leaves. Inspired by the flavors of the Mediterranean, this snack contains an impressive 5 grams of carb per serving.Related Links
Salmon Salad
Keeping it simple never tasted so good! A basic tossed salad is made even better when accompanied by salmon marinated in garlic. Serve with a creamy garlic-and-yogurt mixture.Related Links
Salmon with Roasted Tomatoes and Shallots
Roasted grape tomatoes, shallots, and garlic perfectly complement tender seasoned salmon in this diabetic dinner that's low in carbs and big on flavor. Reserve the remaining cooked salmon to make the recipe on the next slide.
Salmon Cakes with Caper Mayonnaise
Get creative and utilize leftover salmon from the previous recipe to put together this Cajun-inspired meal. To form patties, combine salmon and crackers with mustard and egg whites. Cook the crispy salmon cakes in a skillet, and top with caper mayonnaise to serve.Related Links
Salmon and Spring Vegetables with Dill
You only need 15 minutes and a microwave to prepare this salmon-and-veggies dish. Drizzle the salmon, asparagus, and tiny new potatoes with oil and vinegar, pop in the microwave, and presto! You'll have a tasty, low-carb meal on the table in no time. Garnish with freshly snipped dill.Related Links
Smoked Salmon Appetizers
This seafood dip is not only delicious -- it's also low-carb and incredibly easy to make, requiring only a little slicing and dicing. Salmon, olives, onions, capers, and anchovy paste come together in a medley of mouthwatering savory flavors. Serve with crackers or pita wedges.Related Links
Grilled Salmon Salad Nicoise
Fix a restaurant-worthy salmon salad in the style of Nice, France, while maintaining a healthy eating plan. Grill the salmon fillets, then serve them atop a mixture of greens and fresh vegetables with potatoes and green beans on the side.Related Links
Dill Salmon Quiche
For brunch, serve a cheesy quiche featuring a seafood surprise. Green onions, canned salmon, and fresh dill give this low-calorie breakfast dish its uniquely delicious flavor.Related Links
Quinoa Salmon Cups
Using the fiber-rich whole grain quinoa helps keep this protein-packed, low-carb recipe part of a diabetes meal plan. Bake the salmon and quinoa mixture in muffin cups and arrange on top of arugula to serve.Related Links
Smoky Tomato-Salmon Chowder
Enjoy the robust flavors of spicy salmon and fire-roasted tomatoes in this smoky, low-carb soup. Top with slices of avocado for a cool contrast.Related Links
Salmon and Spinach Salad with Flaxseed Dressing
A cold spinach, cucumber, and salmon salad with flaxseed dressing is a refreshing and easy spring or summer seafood meal. Our readers have given this low-carb recipe all five stars -- you have to try this one at home!Related Links
Basil-Buttered Salmon
This fast, foolproof fish dinner can be thrown together in minutes. Simply pop the salmon fillets in the broiler for a few minutes on each side, then top with a butter, basil, and lemon glaze to serve. The best part? The whole buttery, delicious dish contains no carbs!
Grilled Salmon with Blueberry Sauce
Top salmon fillets with a surprising sauce made from blueberries. The fruity dressing gives this low-carb seafood dish a gourmet spin. Sprinkle with chives to serve.Related Links
Salmon with Wilted Greens
Flaky salmon steaks bring protein to a bed of wilted greens, while a sweet honey, ginger, and orange dressing gives the low-carb meal Asian flavor.Related Links
Salmon Tacos
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BBC America's period set crime-drama Ripper Street premiered last Saturday night and continues on this week with a new case afoot on the shadowed and fear-gripped streets of London's most notoriously dangerous neighborhood.
The eight-part series takes place in and around Whitechapel in London's East End in 1889, during the aftermath of the savage and still-unsolved Jack the Ripper murders. The show focuses on Inspector Edmund Reid (Matthew Macfadyen), one of the key investigating officers in the case, who remains haunted by his failure to catch the notorious Ripper.
Reid heads up H Division, the toughest district in London's East End, as every new murder brings the fear that Jack could be back. Assisting Reid is Game of Thrones' Jerome Flynn (Flynn plays Bronn on the HBO series) as his right-hand man and street-wise muscle, Sergeant Bennet Drake, and Alcatraz's Adam Rothenberg as Captain Homer Jackson, a former U.S. Army surgeon and ex Pinkerton.
We had the opportunity to sit down with Macfadyen and Flynn (middle and left in the image below) recently to talk about what we can expect in terms of overarching throughlines in this otherwise procedural show.
"A lot comes out about his past," Flynn says of Drake. "He's this wounded boy from the lower class who had a broken childhood, and he's got a lot of demons he picked up from then and from fighting in Egypt in the war. So he's in battle with those parts of himself, and yet there's a real heart to the man, which gets melted by women."
Flynn's character has a particular affection for Reid that is tested both by Reid's attachment to the American Jackson (whom Drake has a great disdain for) and the ghosts of his past rearing their less-than-savory heads.
"He had a Colonel from the army who he served and was extremely loyal to who comes back and tries to get him to cross over to the other side of the law," Flynn says. "Inspector Reid has become a new father figure, so Drake has got really split loyalties. A lot of the soldiers, as they are now, come back having fought for their Kingdom and risking their lives and are not being looked after, and many end up on the street. A lot of the homeless, as today, come from the army, so that falls on him. He has to face these things that have been festering in him, and what he saw and what he went through in Egypt. As well as the fact that he's fallen in love with this prostitute and he's putting all of his eggs in that basket and setting himself up for a big fall. She kind of plays him along and uses him a bit. It's sad."
All of the characters will be dealing with unfolding tales of woe, it seems.
"Reid has a painful journey," Macfadyen says. "He has a lot of anger and sadness that he's bottled up to do with his family, and that's sort of revealed." Reid has made a "huge error" with his daughter, who has gone missing, and must play that out over the series. There are hints that her disappearance may have something to do with the Ripper, but Macfadyen promises that the series will never offer a trite and manufactured "Ripper reveal." Jack was never caught, and the premise of the show is to explore how his specter haunts the police and the East End community.
"Also, Jackson's background is fascinatingly dense; there are things that he's hiding from Reid," The actor says. "Reid really likes him and wants him on his side. He doesn't really care that he's a whoring, untrustworthy American. He just thinks him brilliant. Drake and Jackson, on the other hand, hate each other from the get go. It becomes extremely problematic as the series goes on."
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As mentioned, Drake is the brute strength of the trio, an aspect of the character that Flynn found surprisingly challenging.
"I had to kind of get fit and get the boxing down, which was nice," Flynn says. "On the other side, just personally, it's quite disturbing to do some of those scenes where I'm beating up criminals, or would be criminals, and trying to get confessions out of them, which was often the way. They had pretty primal techniques, then. So that was quite challenging. To for four hours be smashing someone in the face - that's not gratifying. It's nice to do the boxing, that's like a dance, or it's a fight. But when somebody is just sitting there with his hands tied and you're whacking them, it's quite upsetting."
For his part, Macfadyen simply feels that they were operating by a different moral compass at the time, though it was a period of great advance. "I think that time was so interesting because so many things were happening then," Macfadyen says. "There were huge advances in medicine and science, so they would have found themselves to be very cutting edge."
The show, though period set, does indeed touch upon some contemporary concerns. "There's only so much in the human condition which plays itself out in the social tapestry," Flynn says."Terrorism, pornography, child gangs, and the issues of the world repeat and repeat until we rise above."
Ripper Street airs on Saturdays at 9/8 C on BBC America.
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By: Ross Lockhart, Contributor
I wrote a Scene and Heard post about Lobsterfest last year, but it turned out to be about me fighting with my old girlfriend. Upon reading it again, the piece overtly reflects a distinct indecisiveness characteristic of most music and sex-obsessed 21-year-olds exploring the perpetual conflict between obligation and desire. My favorite passage, for example, reads: "Everything was a little hazy so I sat down and drank some more cheap beer on a porch. From the view on the porch I watched my girlfriend climb a fence. At home we fought viciously but made peace to order more pizza. A half an hour later she was crying again while I stared at the rebirthed pizza in the toilet bowl." It was a good weekend, but it was also a bad weekend. It was heaven and hell, yin and yang, pain and pleasure indistinguishable.
My younger brother is 18-years-old and I barely know him. It's unfortunate, but my relationship with my family has suffered since the day I left for college. I always told myself that there would be time to mend things later on, but with my brother graduating from high school and my grandparents moving into assisted living, it feels like time is running out.
My brother, Craig, has hardly been anywhere or done anything on his own. He's stays close to home because of his friendship with our youngest brother, Wyatt, and from being coddled by our admirable, yet unknowable parents. Craig says he's sick of high school and small town suburban life. Since his spring break coincided with this year's Lobsterfest, I invited him down to Athens to escape the pressures of adolescence for the weekend.
When Craig arrived, I switched into cool-guy-older-brother-mode and took him to the dining hall. He seemed completely overwhelmed but excited. After that we went to see Aaron Carter even though Craig had no idea who he was. AC's visit to Athens quickly became a dead horse. It was a humbling reminder of the dehumanizing effect of celebrities. The most profound assessment I've heard about the spectacle was this: "He's up there in front of everybody doing his thing, but when it's over he's just going to go back to wherever he's from and be alone again." Needless to say, Craig was unimpressed.
We then decided to splurge on party supplies using the substantial amount of pocket money my parents had given him for the weekend and went back to the house. That night he said he wasn't feeling well, so I headed to Casa solo. Ghost Stories played a solid set that further established them as the hunkiest band in Athens. With Slam Stansfield as an official member, the group's sound has evolved without sacrificing any of their goofy boy-band charm. Eric Bishop sang "If it's meant to be it will happen" and wiggled his hips. Everyone cheered. After that, dust from 1000 yrs played an insanely loud set that provoked plenty of "Yeah, I wasn't really into that" reactions.
Craig was feeling better the next day and was able to partake in our house's ice cream social. While we had a decent turnout in spite of the rain, we barely put a dent in the cream. Harold's mother, a poised and elegant woman, came down to visit for the night. When it was her turn to do charades she threw herself onto the floor and waved her arms and legs while doing so. Everybody lost it and Harold guessed the word: Bodysurfing.
Frankie Teardrop had already finished playing by the time we got to The Union. "I'm not upset that you missed it," Shane Riley told me. "But that was probably the best set we've ever played." Distraught, I bought a beer for myself and a Rum & Coke for Craig. Moltar played fifteen minutes of undulating electronic noise that mostly confused the attendees. Craig was fascinated. "Is this music?" he asked.
After Moltar came Horse Lords, who were amazing. Their music is a combination of uptempo math and progressive instrumental rock with one of the members switching between auxiliary percussion and saxophone. When he first blew on that sax, the crowd lost their minds. They played three 10+ minute songs, and every movement was highly dynamic and exciting, which made for one of the best sets of the whole weekend. Craig was thrilled. He had never seen live music before. "Wow," he said. "Those guys killed it." He had a big, goofy smile on his face.
Saturday was a long, hazy day. We spent most of it on the porch drinking beer and killing time until the show. At Central Venue, Giant Claw performed. Craig said he was "pretty cool." Hyrrokkin ripped it. Craig said they were also "pretty cool." We skipped out on the rest of the bands until it was time for Deerhoof to play. They put on a great show, especially the drummer, Greg Saunier. "I Swear to God, dude," Sam said to me. "That's the best drummer in the world." Saunier gave a short and moving, if not slightly abstract, speech describing life on tour as "repetition and variety both in the extreme" as he dripped sweat all over the stage. Lead singer Satomi Matsuzaki played the bass and kicked her little legs from side to side. Deerhoof has been around for ten years and they still look thrilled to be playing music together.
Everything was a blur at The Smiling Skull. (New England) Patriots are the best band ever. Toupee was amazing. I went upstairs and found Craig surrounded by my friends. They were teasing him, asking him if he knew what a spank bank was. "I mean... I know what it is, but it's not like I have one," he said, blushing with a blissful, drunken grin on his face. Small Steps (or Stepping Stones, as Craig called them) played their last set ever to an especially rowdy crowd. My beer got knocked out of my hand and spilled all over the stage. With his hair dangling in his face, Grant held his guitar over his head and punched it until the feedback sounded like a demonic scream. It was a truly primal moment. He looked like a neanderthal wielding a giant bone with all the under-evolved apes losing their shit in awe of his power. I've seen Small Steps play tons of times, but this was something special.
I wanted to stick around and give out sloppy hugs, so Craig walked back to my house by himself. When I got home he was asleep under the glow of the porch lights, his head propped in his hand. He woke up and stretched. "Tonight was so fun," he said. "I think I should go to sleep." I said goodnight and sat by myself listening to the quiet. My ears were ringing. Sam came and sat next to me. "Today was the best day of my life," he told me. "It's so sad and beautiful. When you play music together, that's an unbreakable friendship. It's something you can never give up." Harold joined us and we all sat reflecting on the glorious day.
In the morning I asked Craig if he wanted to get some food before he left but his head and stomach hurt. I hugged him and said goodbye. As he drove away I felt really sad, like there was something missing. Maybe I should have been more considerate. Maybe I should take myself more seriously and be a better role model and brother. Four hours later he sent me a text. It read:
"Made it home. Thanks for having me man. I had such a blast. Have to do it again sometime."
This made everything okay. I feel as though I understand Craig now, or better anyway. We still have a lot of things to learn about each other, more than could ever be learned in a single weekend, but we finally have some memories to share just between the two of us. It feels good. Being a big brother is a responsibility I never wanted until now, but Craig is cool. We had fun.P.S. This Lobsterfest and sibling bonding would not have been possible without Shane Riley and ACRN with help from the Student Activity Commission. Thanks!


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From the looks of things T-Mobile may be the next in line to offer up an official OS update for the Bold 9700. Its been a while since we've seen a leak for this device, so we can hope that this version is good enough to get the job done. This internal doc shows the upgrade is slated to roll out OTA starting May 11th, and also that some may receive devices with the software as early as last week. Fixes include:
- Increased general OS stability (less battery pulls/lag etc.)
- Improvements to the messaging experience such as, a separate icon for BES e-mail, improvements to chat view SMS interface, and an improved BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) client.
- General Visual Voicemail improvements
- Resolve 3G drop call issue
- Mobile Backup Support
- Improvements to TrackPad performance
Fingers crossed that this holds true, but we'll know for sure in about a week. If you have received a newer device from T-Mobile with the software installed, or you see the Wireless Update icon pop up, be sure to drop a comment and let us know.
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Makes about 1 quart
This is a salsa for the end of summer, when both ripe and unripe tomatoes are available. However, by keeping the proportions of tomatoes, onions, garlic, and hot peppers roughly the same, you can use all ripe tomatoes.
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• 1 small red onion, diced fine
• 2 or 3 garlic cloves, minced
• 3 hot peppers, or to taste, stemmed, seeded, and diced very fine
• 1/4 cup chopped cilantro
• 1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste
1. Core the tomatoes and remove most of the seeds. Cut in small dice and mix with the remaining ingredients.
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I searched for "memory sale" and couldn't find an answer.
As mentioned in other threads, I'm going to Antarctica this autumn. I anticipate taking a ton of pictures. Instead of buying a laptop and transferring from memory cards daily, in an effort to travel light I'm going to buy a bunch of memory cards (and likely sell them after to recoup some costs). I understand that memory gets cheaper over time. I'm about six months away so for now I can wait for "the next sale". But is there a time of year when cards are cheapest? I've seen the info for bodies, but not for memory.
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To make the syrup, melt the butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the pecans and cook until fragrant, about 3 minutes. Add the maple syrup and salt and cook, stirring constantly for 2 to 3 minutes, until thickened.
To make waffles, heat a waffle iron. In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, and baking soda. In a medium bowl, whisk together the eggs, buttermilk, and melted butter. Pour the wet mixture into the dry mixture and fold to combine.
Cook the waffles according to the directions for your waffle iron. Usually it will take 4 to 6 minutes for the waffles to turn golden and the waffle iron to stop releasing steam, which indicates that they're done.
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I'm sure by this point you'll all heard about the free phones. In fact, I was half done with this article when I had to stop to rush across the Mascone Center and grab one. But even if you missed out on the free phones, there were still some really impressive demos and information to get excited about.
The main topic covered seemed to be new standards and making sure everyone is using them. The speech covered numerous features of HTML 5 that the open source community needs to fully embrace to push web and app development to the next level. The keynote was broken into five main sections, listed below.
App Caching / Local Storage
Web Worker
Of course, I'm no keynote speaker, but I'll attempt a quick recap of why each of these things is so important (bare with me).
The canvas tag is a way to dynamically script the rendering of bitmap images (which is a fancy way to say images and interfaces can by built on the fly). This section started with the speaker saying "How do you make a diagonal line in the browser?" As a web designer, I quickly thought "Save an image and place it." With the use of canvas tags, images can be built when they are needed, as they are needed. Canvas isn't totally new (actually none of these things are) and is already be used in a wide range of applications (one of my favorites is Cufon, a dynamic text replacement script).
The video tag was one of the things I'm most looking forward to. The demos were so impressive I leaned over to Taylor and said "I'll believe it when I see it." The point of the
Geolocation is coming to a desktop near you. If you've got a mobile device, geolocation is nothing new. What is new, however, is the fact that desktop browsers are jumping on board. Mozilla showed a demo of Google Maps working with the new "My Location" feature. When clicking "My Location" Mozilla launches a small permission pop-in (sort of like the pop-up blocker bar or the remember password bar we are all familiar with).
Another thing they were pushing was the use of a cache and other ways to store data locally on a user's machine. This way the apps behave more like a true desktop application and can even have functionality offline. To demo, they displayed a notes application that could save and recall notes with no internet connection, then showed gmail browsing and displaying emails with airplane mode on (no connection).
If you'd like to watch this morning's keynote, Google has posted the whole thing on YouTube, which you can find here. Overall it was an amazing speech for a number of presenters. We heard from Google, Mozilla, Palm, and others. We also had a room of thousands all laughing in unison at Internet Explorer (which is always a sure sign you are in good company).
Oh yea, they also gave all 4,000 of us free phones.
The HTC Dream has a new street name, the Google Ion. You can find pictures of the unboxing and details here. Again, I'm no speaker so I may have botched a few of the finer points here, but I think you get the gist. HTML 5 is ready and able to take our web applications to the next level.


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Islam: The one true religion!
RE: Islam: The one true religion!
I heard two voices in the Koran, you hear that? One, Allah is using Mohammed; the other, Mohammed is using Allah. (I mean, prophets can do that) I was just wondering if it ever sounded like that to you.
For me, that's the big reason I still like Islam and not Christianity.
12-12-2011, 12:51 AM (This post was last modified: 12-12-2011 01:04 AM by Jackrabbit.)
RE: Islam: The one true religion!
(11-12-2011 05:53 PM)Chas Wrote:(11-12-2011 05:34 PM)Jackrabbit Wrote: Well that would be hard for me to say since the quraan is not arranged in chronological order, neither are the chapters themselves for that matter.
Well what i was trying to say was that, the chonological order was insignificant because nobody knew much about it except the scholars and those who dedicated a lot of time to studying the quraan. Howerver, what was considered more significant than chonological order was the situation in which verses were "revealed" and the story behind them. For example, somebody would ask the prophet something and the verse would be revealed to answer the question or the situation. For example, chapter 91 (the first one) was revealed by the angel Gabriel while mohammed was meditating up in the mountains, that event is now celebrated as Ramadan.
If however ur asking if muslim apologists talk about the old verses how christian apologists talk about the old testament and how jeses was sent to make it all right, then that is rarely that case as the Quraan is believed to be literal from a-z. It is important to note however that if u ask a Quraanic scholar about a specefic inconsistensy they will try to clarify it using a completely different verse that may be from a different chapter or by citing a Hadith (a saying/story from the life of mohammed).
hope i've helped.
(11-12-2011 10:15 PM)houseofcantor Wrote: I heard two voices in the Koran, you hear that? One, Allah is using Mohammed; the other, Mohammed is using Allah. (I mean, prophets can do that) I was just wondering if it ever sounded like that to you.
Sometimes yes, there's actually a special type of Hadith called Hadith Kudsi "sacred hadith" which are words of god that were spoken directly through mohammed, i think wikipedia explains it a bit better
"Hadith Qudsi
Hadith Qudsi (or Sacred Hadith) is a sub-category of hadith, which are sayings of Muhammad. Muslims regard the Hadith Qudsi as the words of God (Arabic: Allah), repeated by Muhammad and recorded on the condition of an isnad. According to as-Sayyid ash-Sharif al-Jurjani, the Hadith Qudsi differ from the Quran in that the former were revealed in a dream or through revelation and are "expressed in Muhammad's words", whereas the latter are the "direct words of God".
An example of a Hadith Qudsi is the hadith of Abu Hurairah who said that Muhammad said:
"When God decreed the Creation He pledged Himself by writing in His book which is laid down with Him: My mercy prevails over My wrath."[9] "
in a nutshell
Koran - Word of god unabridged
Hadith Qudsi - Word of god through mohammeds words (lolwut? XD)
Hadith (classic) - Stories and "Wisdom" from the life of Mohammed and there are thousands of those ranging from good examples to evil, where he declared that a woman who tortured a cat got to go to hell and in another instance a pregnant adulteress confessed to him and he told her that he would kill her after she had the baby and weened him i dont remember exactly if she was stoned or whipped to death but i can assure u it was gruesome.
Allah is the god of Deathmetal and BDSM \m/
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Problems rarely kill projects. What kills them is failure to recognise and address problems.
A colleague said recently that online projects fail for three main reasons – poor governance, weak communication or problematic technology, and in roughly equal proportions.
I'm not sure I agree about the proportions, but the categories feel useful.
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Projects fail because they lose touch with reality.
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We interpret what we see in light of the ideas already in our heads. This affects estimation. If I ask "Can you do this by Friday?" your perception of the size of the task will be very different to if I ask "How many months will it take to do this?"
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The more often we hear something, the more likely we are to believe it. This is the basis of most propaganda (and advertising).
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Most people think that they are above average drivers and have above average intelligence. That's a statistical nonsense. But it's one reason why we're more likely to underestimate than overestimate.
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As usual, Graham has hit it on the head. I've now survived 5 major enterprise-level redevelopments of intranets and websites, and no amount of planning, gantt charting etc can solve the mind-set problems that the project team bring to the project.
I found some of the good ways to mitigate all the failings he has named is: (1) to have a clear, simple achievable goal, e.g. not 'a new intranet' but 'an intranet that delivers the best possible user experience', (2) to use personas, so that compromises aren't made to solve the problem by reducing the quality of user experience for the personas, or removing some of their requirements, (3) to avoid using your Comms team and speak for yourselves to the company.
Loved it!!!! Great article Graham!!! Well done, really loved it :D
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