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- What is an "Indi" style mental model diagram? (as derived from Don Norman's definition of a mental model)
- How is generative research used? How to Wield Empathy in design work, and The Future of eReaders
- The book How Customers Think by Harvard Business School's Gerald Zaltman.
- Six Sigma and UCD and how mental models are less cumbersome than Voice of the Customer
- Put one of my recorded interviews on your bosses' iPods so they can listen while they work out, or ask them to read a written interview. Interviews make nice summaries.
- Forward for the ebook UX Design for Startups by Marcin Treder – Jan 2013
- The Johnny Holland Series: Search for Empathy, with a Chinese translation of one essay here. – Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Sep 2012
- "Intelligence vs Understanding" in Scroll Magazine, Issue Number 1 – Oct 2008 [post]
- "Look At It Another Way" in A List Apart – Sep 2008 – [post]
- Brad Colbow created an info-comic with my input, "How to Understand Your Users with Personas" in Think Vitamin (now called Treehouse, and the comic doesn't appear) – 14 Oct 2009
- Brad Colbow and I team up again for, "Mental Model Diagrams" in Smashing Magazine – 23 Apr 2012
- Slide decks: some full audio and some summary decks from several presentations I've given.
- Video: Presenting Sparking Creativity Through Empathy (42 min) at the IIT Design Research Conference, Chicago, IL – September 2008
- Video: Presenting a Google TechTalk Digging Beyond User Preferences (1 hour 3 min) at Google, Mountain View, CA – July 2008
- Video: Presenting a Yahoo TechTalk Empathy & Innovation (1 hour 10 min) at Yahoo, Sunnyvale CA – April 2008 – [post]
- Online seminar: Collecting the Deeper Story (1 hour 15 min, for a fee) for Moscow-based UX Marathon "UX Toolkit" Online Conference – October 2011
- Online seminar: A free snippet of the Future Practice virtual seminar Using Mental Models for Tactics and Strategy and the follow-up Q&A – December 2008
- Online seminar: Getting Into Your Customer's Head (2 hours, for a fee) in association with UIE – Feb 2008
- Book Club Meeting: Live tweet summary of helpful tips I mentioned at the UX Book Club meeting about mental model diagrams, Philadelphia, PA – May 2011
- Solving some common debates at your organization: Organizing Your Global Corporate Intranet, Keep Office Politics Out of Your Design, Is Your Homepage Immature?, and Message to the Masses
- The misuse of surveys: Marketing Research <--> Mental Models, Oxymoron: Scientific Survey, and Who Can Believe the U.S. Unemployment Figures?
- The difference between an organization people tell horror stories about and one people love: "Aloof" Wasn't What You Meant, Support Intentions Not Existing Workflows, Undercover Mental Model, and Heart Not Installed
- Getting to a mental model as quickly as possible, even using real stories from your audience segments.
- Get the ball rolling by just diving in
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- Reference the mental model in other documents: add mental spaces to experience map diagrams.
- How mental models sustain the "Long Wow"
- Track customer satisfaction for each tower in the model
- Preserve organizational knowledge as team members come and go
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- Write your audience descriptions in the first person, as characters
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- Avoiding demographics when recruiting
- An essay of mine, Task-Based Audience Segmentation, at Adaptive Path.
- An essay by Steve Baty mentioning mental models as a generative method and other approaches for evaluative methods.
- Let participants know what to expect by calling it a Conversation Instead of an Interview
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- Interviews are really more like therapy sessions. The data is more qualitative and rich, providing empathy. Here's a 30-minute chat about interviewing on Radio Johnny.
- What to cover during an interview, what to avoid, and how to improve your technique
- How to understand what a participant is saying better
- Interviews are rich, but what else is rich, and what else can I use that I already have? And why shouldn't I use a survey to collect data to composite together?
- An essay of mine, Six Steps to Better Interviews and Simplified Task Analysis, at Adaptive Path
- Some helpful interviewing tips by other experts
- Refrain from using your analysis skills during Combing vs. Grouping
- Three simple rules to keep in mind while crafting labels for the quotes. (Hint: These rules apply to box, tower, and mental space labels, too.)
- Examples for Picking out Guiding Principles, how to stop Seeing Beliefs Everywhere and also look for emotions behind belief-like statements
- Avoid the classic mistakes of Granularity & Repetition
- Having a tough time? Here are some tricky examples explained.
- Guidelines for grouping 3000 line items, as per Voltaire Santos Miran's blog entry about the summer 2009 project at University of Buffalo (with mStoner)
- Do the analysis yourself (rather than using an automated tool) for a more nutritious result for your brain.
- What to do when you end up with a tower containing only one task box.
- An explanation of what Atomic Tasks are, compared to Tasks.
- What do you do with items that are vague, redundant, or seemingly non-relevant?
- Look for the intent behind each label and put those bits of data together, from the bottom up.
- To make the diagram look professional, Use Proper Case in all the titles and boxes.
- The height of the towers does not signify anything, really
- More on printing mental model diagrams, with real-life examples.
Slot Content Beneath the Towers
- Making a content model is hard. Here's how to capture the right level of granularity.
Derive Information Architecture & Design
- Understand the definitions of site navigation, also translated to Dutch
- Follow two golden rules: keep it to three levels & don't use product names as labels
- Design new weather forecast icons based on mental model of people who generally commute to work and exercise outdoors.
- Follow this visual timeline for a full-blown mental model project, and show your boss exactly what you'll produce
- How mental models synchronize with Agile development
- Use stories to spread understanding amongst global team members
- An essay of mine, User Research Abroad: Handle Logistics in Four Easy Steps, at Adaptive Path
- If your team is not co-located, here are 15 tips for remote collaboration
- Encourage stakeholders to listen to interviews on an iPod
Templates & Scripts
- Templates for Combing and Grouping data in Microsoft Word and Excel
- Updated Python script for the PC. (Python old 2006 scripts for the PC and the Mac to generate the diagram from a template.)
- Spreadsheet template to contain ideas from gap analysis and prioritize them (including the prioritization chart)
- Introduction Letter to Interview Participant explaining the research project and format of the interview
- Introduction Letter to Interview Translator outlining the role you wish the translator to play during a foreign-language interview
- Moviegoer Recruiting Spreadsheet
- Template for printing to sticky notes
- A perspective from the other side: three pages of notes by Julie Strothman from my IA Summit 2009 workshop. Recognizing me, Julie came up and introduced herself to me in the taxi line at the airport. I love that when it happens!
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... and is touted as the ultimate test of man and machine- an enthralling battle between rider and terrain. Despite its absence of high-speed action, the sport of motorcycle trials has left its tyre mark on the world's sports map. And it is here to stay. What other sport requires the rider to conquer an incredible array of hazards both natural and artificial while keeping their balance in a display ...http://www.scmp.com/article/436363/high-riders-rolling-town-rev-crowds
Veteran Wong ready to ride off in style
Posted Oct 17th 2010, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... are invaluable. And at an event like the Asian Games, where one mistake in the 180km road race or the 30km points race on the track can cost a rider the gold medal, Wong is still the one to watch. 'We have some very promising riders who can beat me easily in some events, such as the road race time trial, as I am not young anymore,' said Wong, who has two Asian Games gold medals, ...http://www.scmp.com/article/727693/veteran-wong-ready-ride-style
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... Patrick Allen Brett Prebble rode 15 winners from seven meetings last November as he burst away from his fellow riders to a clear-cut lead in the premiership and the Australian rider will be hoping for another big month this year, starting with a dominant win in today's Jockey Challenge as a $3.30 favourite. With Douglas Whyte out through suspension, Prebble is clearly the man ...http://www.scmp.com/article/729652/whyte-suspended-all-eyes-prebble
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... was the first rider backed at the opening bell last night and looks the other chance in a market that gets very wide after those four. Prebble had a rare miss midweek at the Valley, failing to ride ... come thick and fast for the rest of the day. Three riders will be missing from the meeting, with Gerald Mosse in Tokyo for the Japan Cup, Weichong Marwing replaced on his mounts after straining ...http://www.scmp.com/article/699734/hotshot-prebble-one-challenge
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... Alan Aitken British jockey Brett Doyle will miss two meetings from the middle of this month after pleading guilty to careless riding yesterday. The retained rider for Andy Leung Ting-wah ... the same horse out at least hands and heels to the winning post. While riders tend to spear to the outside fence in straight races nowadays regardless of the rail placement or draw, Olivier Doleuze ...http://www.scmp.com/article/654767/stipes-slap-doyle-two-meeting-ban-careless-riding
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During Syracuse's farewell tour this season in the Big East, head coach Jim Boeheim made it clear he wanted to continue to play former Big East opponents despite the new home in the ACC. It was announced in January that Syracuse and St. John's would continue to play each other through the 2015-2016 season.
The out-of-conference schedule Syracuse is putting together over the next few seasons, although difficult, will ennsure the Orange make several appearances at Madison Square Garden until 2016. On Dec. 14, St. John's host Syracuse at MSG. To start the 2014-2015 season, Syracuse will play in the 2K Sports Classic — meaning the Orange have two games in the World's Most Famous Arena — and then a neutral site game to end their three-game series with Villanova.
This November, Syracuse is slated to participate in the Maui Invitational and an appearance in the Battle 4 Atlantis in 2015. These out-of-conference games and tournaments are on top of an ACC schedule against the likes of Duke, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, Louisville and others in the coming seasons.
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Don't call it a "march." It was a "stand" — and a first stand at that, not a last one. The People's Climate March, billed as the largest climate demonstration in history, more than exceeded expectations and was an experience that has yet to desert me. Its moment couldn't have been grimmer in global warming terms. That week, record-breaking concentrations of greenhouse gases were reported in the atmosphere, with the added grim news that the oceans and the forests, the planet's major "carbon sinks," were starting to absorb less CO2. Under the circumstances, I had the urge to do my bit to make the march huge and so organized a group of 16 friends and family members, ranging in age from 2 to 72. Marchers were to gather on New York's Central Park West between 86th Street and Columbus Circle at 59th, where the event was to kick off at exactly 11:30 a.m. At 11, when our crew arrived at 72nd Street, designated as a meeting place for children, families, and oldsters like me, the main route along Central Park West was already jam-packed and feeder streets like ours were filling fast.
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In 1977, The Daily Californian, Berkeley's student paper, filed a Freedom of Information Act request for documents bearing on FBI surveillance in Berkeley during the 60's and early 70's. In 1981, Seth Rosenfeld, then a Daily Cal reporter, started reading those files that the FBI turned over. He published some initial reports. Later that year, having observed how many files were missing or blacked out ("I wondered whether the bureau was America's biggest consumer of Magic Markers," he writes), he filed an additional request for "any and all" records on former UC President Clark Kerr, former Free Speech Movement leader Mario Savio, and more than a hundred other individuals, organizations, and events.
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In the course of our vivid exchanges in the Book Salon yesterday, I mentioned recent polls on public opinion toward Occupy in polls over the summer. Below are the specifics. But first, let me address the objection that these assessments don't accord with a reader's sense of how the population is feeling. In the early weeks of the Occupy movement, last fall, majorities in the polls did support Occupy. (I give some of the particulars in Occupy Nation.) They liked this movement. Accordingly, Occupy supporters liked those polls. But we don't get to cherry-pick the polls we like and discard the rest, not if we're honest with ourselves.
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Holiday concert to benefit University Hospital's CARE Program Dec. 3
Some of the area's most popular entertainers will perform at "Sounds of the Season," a holiday concert to be held at the Syracuse Area Landmark Theatre Friday, Dec. 3 at 7:30 p.m. 570-WSYR is sponsoring the event for the second consecutive year to benefit University Hospital's CARE (Child Abuse Referral and Evaluation) Program.
Among those scheduled to perform are Nancy Kelly, the Stan Colella Orchestra, Dan Elliott, Five to Life, Amanda Newhouse Carnie and the Phoenix Firebird High School Chorus. Tickets are $11 and may be purchased at Peter's Groceries, the Landmark Theatre Box Office and TicketMaster.
The only program of its kind in central New York, the CARE Program provides comprehensive care for children who may have been victims of physical, sexual or emotional abuse or neglect.
"Statistics show that more than one million children are victims of substantiated abuse or neglect annually in the United States, half a million suffer serious injuries, and one thousand die at the hands of their abusers," notes Ann Botash, M.D., director of the CARE Program and associate professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse. "We were delighted when WSYR agreed to sponsor a holiday concert again this year. Proceeds from the event will enable us to expand our services and to continue to raise community awareness of the issue of child abuse."
Joel Delmonico, general manager of WSYR Radio, notes, "WSYR Radio is committed to increasing awareness of child abuse. It is a topic that makes many of us uncomfortable, but it is a reality in our community just as it is in communities across the country. The response to last year's concert was wonderful and we hope that the public will once again support this worthwhile event while enjoying the music of some of our area's most talented performers."
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This look is a slight departure from my usual style. Some would say "why the hell are you wearing a baseball cap?!". Others would say "hey girl, girls as boys, as boys as girls is sooo AW/12". And you know what I would say to the whole vocal minority? "Did anyone order a pizza?"
Shirt made as part of Edinburgh's recent Stitch Lounge challenge – MEN ONLY. Am I a man? No. But I can rock menswear, so that is good enough for me to sneak in and get free cocktails.
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this shirt is so fantastic! i love the way, you used several materials together and it really rocks! who gives a s***t about rolemodels anyways. wear, what you like and be who you are :-)
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Habits of Green OrganizationsSource: Computerworld
Successful organizations often share some common practices. For its third annual Top Green-IT Organizations awards, Computerworld honored 12 applicants out of nearly 100, and the following approaches are present among multiple green IT superstars.
What Leaders Are Made OfSource: Bnet
Gen. George Patton might have been a great leader, but that doesn't mean he is a good model for others.
Classic leadership skills — developing a vision, translating it into a strategy and, yes, motivating employees — are important, but they are not enough to inspire others to follow, writes Sean Silverthorne, a member of the faculty at Harvard Business School.
Instead, people look for softer attributes, beginning with humanness. "Nobody wants to work with a perfect leader," Silverthorne writes. "Build collaboration and solidarity by revealing your weaknesses."
Other key attributes include intuition ("To be most effective, you need to know what's going on without others spelling it out for you"), tough empathy ("Care deeply about employees, but accept nothing less than their best") and uniqueness ("Demonstrate that you are singular by showing your unique qualities to those around you").
Reining in Stealth CloudsSource: CIO.com
Employees everywhere are seeing the appeal of cloud computing in their personal lives, and those activities are seeping into their work lives — with or without the IT department's blessing.
Writing at CIO.com, Nimbus CEO Ian Gotts assigns the label "stealth cloud" to cloud "services being consumed by business users without the knowledge, permission or support of the CIO and the IT department."
He argues that "IT departments should see cloud computing as an ally, because embracing it will make them appear far more responsive to the business." And he offers some practical tips for doing so, including the questions to ask when evaluating cloud services and a step-by-step process for getting those stealth clouds back into the fold of managed, compliant IT activities.
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Big ideas are lenses for envisioning the future. Every article and video on bigthink.com and on our learning platforms is based on an emerging "big idea" that is significant, widely relevant, and actionable. We're sifting the noise for the questions and insights that have the power to change all of our lives, for decades to come. For example, reverse-engineering is a big idea in that the concept is increasingly useful across multiple disciplines, from education to nanotechnology.
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We also have a new site coming next year, with a Forum for discussions, more and more easily read content, and WW's corner with her EF cooking secrets and recipes. We have so many intelligent readers on the private blog that the level of the discussion I look forward to on the new Forum will easily surpass what you can get in the gym or Googling around the internet. Many of our readers who have made the Evolutionary Fitness journey share their stories and knowledge with newbies.
We have had a great year for Evolutionary Fitness. With news paper and TV coverage, thousands of subscribers to my private blog where I reveal the details of EF training, eating and way of life, and with the upcoming (early 2010) publication of Evolutionary Fitness by Harper Collins in the US and Vermillion/Random House in the UK.


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Did Kim Kardashian Steal Kanye West from Amber Rose?by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Amber Rose drops a bombshell in the latest issue of Star Magazine.
The short-haired model, who rose to fame by dating Kanye West, tells the tabloid there's a major reason why she split from the iconic rapper. A major, untalented, money-starved reason, that is.
"[Kim Kardashian] is one of the main reasons why me and Kanye are not together," Rose tells the tabloid. "She's a homewrecker!"
Amber Rose is not the first person to accuse Kim Kardashian of kozying up to Kanye West.
Rose adds that her relationship with West was not the only one affected by Kim's cheating ways.
"They were both cheating," Amber says of Kanye and Kim, alluding to the latter's commitment to Reggie Bush at the time and adding that Kardashian sent West photos of herself, never responding to Rose's request for her to not be "that person."
But Amber is rumored to be engaged to Wiz Khalifa and there has a message for the talent-free reality star:
"I want to thank her. Because if she was never a homewrecker, then I never would have met Wiz, and I wouldn't be as happy as I am now."
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Kanye doesnt really like white women..kim is considered white in the black community. SO i guarantee Kanye will never make Kim his OFFICIAL. I think kim is cool but thats a joke thinking that he will ever really be serious with her, screw her of course but im sure that where it stops....listen to his music if you dont believe.
why bring it up this time,doesnt make sense
At the end of the day when 2 ppl are in a relationship and one or both arent happy then they need to be grown about it and say it and go their separate ways...NOT CHEAT!! Married or not, not being able to "keep" her man or not is not a factor. People need to show more respect. Kim K is no different than any other jump off.
plz leave kim and kanye alone amber and concentrate on wiz.
No more his control issues anymore, chick's just crazy. If amber rose can't keep her man, her problem, if kanye was tired of squeezing her ass in public, then she had an even bigger problem and why does this still matter?
Kanye and Kim are both arseholes, they deserve each other.
Hate the player not the game. Amber should be mad at kanye not kim.
you guys are some haters that is all so why dont u leave her alone and like that other person said if he was committed to amber kim could of never took him away so she must be doing something right love ya kim,khloe kourtney and rob and the rest of the kardashians
I agree w Mia: how can Kim K be a homewrecker when Kanye and Amber were never married!!? Second of all, Amber was supposedly a stripping lesbian b4 she got w Kanye (her story, not merely gossip)...she I think since Kim is gettin all this bad press, Amber is jus dumping more shit. She aint a angel neither and that whole engagement to Wiz Kalifa is a str8 JOKE as far as Im concerned. I actually think Kim and Kanye make a great couple, but it would never happen as long as Kris Jenner is alive!!
seriously who cares they r making money of every crap they say and do


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Teaching & Learning Update
8th Graders in Michigan Get Their Motors Running
In the military, "chopper" is a soldier's familiar shorthand for a helicopter. In civilian circles, it's accepted slang for a tooth, or, in the plural, a mouth full of them.
But for students at Western Middle School in Parma, Mich., that term has come to mean only one thing: a full-blown, custom-built, extended front-end motorcycle, with a value of at least $20,000.
"It's definitely a scary machine," says teacher Ted R. Densmore, who means that in a good way.
This semester, 8th graders in Mr. Densmore's Engine Tech class are building a motorcycle from the pavement up, with only a minimal amount of instruction from their teacher. They have received help from a national motorcycle-parts dealer and a local supplier, who provided the materials.
Mr. Densmore says most students in the elective class have previously struggled academically. This project—one of several repair-and-construction tasks in the class—is requiring them to use math and science, in such basic but essential steps as measuring diameters and threads-per-inch for bolts and holes to secure pieces of the choppers. Students are expected to research the assembly on their own, through manuals, the Internet, and other sources.
Their goal: a fully ridable chopper, the model known for its high handlebars, stripped-down look, and long front, popularized by Peter Fonda in the cult movie "Easy Rider." The school's progress can be viewed at schoolhousechoppers.com.
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The discovery, by Bradley R. Cairns, senior director of basic sciences at the institute and a professor at the University of Utah's Department of Oncological Sciences, is reported in this week's online issue of the journal Nature.
Cairns' research focuses on chromatin remodeling complexes, which are cellular protein complexes that behave like motors at the cellular level to expand or compact different portions of DNA, either expressing or silencing certain genes along the chain.
Up until Cairns' recent discovery, scientists thought that the motor within the complex waits at rest until it receives instructions. Cairns and co-author Cedric R. Clapier show that the motor within a key complex is responsible for gene packaging and assembly is intrinsically turned on, and instead requires specific instructions to turn it off.
Cairns' discovery, while not pertinent to any specific type of cancer, can teach cancer researchers how to drive the cells, or that they have "on-board controls," he said.
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Mel C: I'm on Posh's diet! Singer's new slimline look is down to Victoria Beckham's alkaline food regime
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Singer Melanie Chisholm has openly admitted to having an eating disorder whilst she was a member of the Spice Girls.
But now the 39-year-old has taken control of her weight and exercise regime - she has been training for triathlons and competed in one last Saturday - and is taking diet inspiration from former bandmate and friend Victoria Beckham.
Speaking to Closer magazine, Mel said: 'Victoria is on the alkaline diet and she swears by it for healthy eating and weight loss.
New diet: Mel C is following Victoria Beckham's favourite diet: the alkaline diet, which is made up of mostly fruit and vegetables
'It's loads of fruit vegetables and grains. I need to eat lots at the moment because of my training regime.'
Victoria is a huge fan of the Honestly Healthy Alkaline Programme, which involves eating predominantly alkaline foods in an effort to keep the body's pH between 7.35 and 7.45, and claims to be able to heal a variety of ailments in addition to weight loss.
And now Mel is hooked on the ultra-strict regime, which warns against 'very acid forming' foods like starchy grains and vegetables such as pasta, wheat and beans, all dairy products, meat, fish and shellfish.'
Speaking about the diet, she said: 'I feel amazing! 8th training day in a row and I just had a great swim. Thank you! I thought I knew what I was doing nutritionwise bit I'm amazed what a difference alkalising makes.'
Fan: Victoria is a huge fan of the Honestly Healthy Alkaline Programme, which involves eating predominantly alkaline foods and claims to be able to heal a variety of ailments in addition to weight loss
But the mother-of-one is aware that she has to take good care of herself after a history of body issues.
'I'm careful not to overdo it because I had a breakdown when I was in the Spice Girls from working too hard, and I don't want that to happen again,' she said.
Back in 2000, a combination of overworking and under eating left Mel with depression.
However, she turned her life around when she became pregnant with daughter Scarlet, now age four, and said it was 'liberating' to be able to relax her body.
5ft 6in Mel now weighs a healthy 9st and wears a dress size 8 thanks to her new diet and intense fitness training for the Virgin Active London Triathlon.
Then and now: A combination of overworking and under-eating left Mel with depression but becoming a mother and transforming her lifestyle means that she is back on track now
How she was: Mel C (pictured in 2000) said she's careful not to overdo it because she had a breakdown
Mel and Victoria are just the latest celebrities in a long line of A-listers to join the alkaline diet club.
Fearne Cotton, Kelly Brook, Millie Mackintosh, Robbie Williams and Lisa Snowdon have all followed the diet in the past and Fearne recently credited it with helping her get her pre-pregnancy figure back.
The Alkaline Programme involves eating predominantly alkaline foods in an effort to keep the body's pH between 7.35 and 7.45, and claims to be able to heal a variety of ailments in addition to weight loss
The ultra-strict regime warns against 'very acid forming' foods like starchy grains and vegetables such as pasta, wheat and beans, all dairy products, meat, fish and shellfish.'
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WORDSWORTH will always be associated with daffodils because of his ode to the flower, but he had plenty more to offer horticulture besides his famous poem.
William Wordsworth was a keen landscape gardener and the four-acre garden at Rydal Mount, where he published The Daffodils in 1815, remains very much as he designed it.
Today, however, it's not the daffodils, but the carpet of bluebells, that are providing a spectacular spring display.
Curator of Rydal Mount Gardens, Peter Elkington, explains how the native bluebells, one of Britain's most iconic countryside flowers, came back from the past.
"We've got a beautiful bank of bluebells," says Peter, who has been curator for the past 19 years.
"The bank was covered in rubbish stuff and when we came here we cleared it with Tony, the late gardener. And once we cleared it and let the light through, the daffodils and bluebells came up.
"They had been hidden for so many years and once they got a bit of light on them they came up."
It falls to Peter and his team of gardeners to keep the four-acre garden looking as good as it did in Wordsworth's day for the thousands of visitors who arrive every year. And although the gardens open daily at the start of the tourist season in March, maintaining the fell-side terraces are a year-round job.
However, it's at this time of year that all the hard work over the winter pays dividends and the bluebells and rhododendrons start to produce a spectacular display of colour.
"The leaves are spreading out now on the acers and the sycamores (some of which are over 200 years old)," adds Peter.
"The Japanese maple has beautiful red leaves. It's a very big tree, about 120 years old.
"Then we've got some azaleas coming out – white, purple and yellow ones."
One of the azaleas, a 75-year-old tree, has been saved thanks to a sharp-eyed visitor.
Peter explains: "The azalea was being attacked some years ago by honey fungus. A horticulturist, who came here to visit, advised us to get rid of the fungus and get rid of the tree stump that was attracting the fungus.
"There used to be a chef in the Lakes some years ago who used to come here and collect the fungus. He used to cut it off the stump and I suppose since he stopped doing that it spread.
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The winter clearance also uncovered a surprise find which has proved a big hit with visitors this spring.
Peter adds: "We've done a lot of clearing and tidying up and we're still busy doing that now.
"The storm, about three weeks ago blew down a cheery tree, which was around 80 or 90 years old. It actually snapped because it was hollow in the middle and crashed onto the terrace. When cutting it up we found a woodpecker's nest built inside it and now we've got it on display in the tearoom. We had a group of partially-sighted people visit and they could feel the nest. It's a really beautiful thing, very cleverly done."
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