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Expanding the 3Cs framework for the IoT ecosystem
Multi-device experiences can be approached in very diverse ways in a connected world.
Editor's note: the following is an excerpt from our recently released book Designing Multi-Device Experiences, by Michal Levin.
In this excerpt, Levin addresses ecosystem experience design beyond the four core devices — smartphones, tablets, PCs, and TVs. She explores ways a consistent, continuous, and complementary (3Cs) design framework can be applied across the physical and digital spheres in our increasingly connected world.
The IoT stretches the multi-device notion into a new world of connected things, expanding our family of devices to include a diversified range of gadgets, appliances, and accessories of any shape, size, or form factor. These devices are not necessarily equipped with a screen or computing power. To continue the LEGO analogy from Chapter 5, we now have a new array of LEGO bricks, gears, and various other parts that get added to the playground. Accordingly, they introduce new ways to assemble an ecosystem experience and interact with it.
We still need the oxygen flow provided by the wireless connection, transferring data between things across all experiences. But we can augment these digital connections with physical ones. Things can be physically attached or plugged into other things, and by doing so, we augment their capabilities in various ways. Read more…
Thinking with things
Something is lost when we limit interactions to pressing or clicking — our bodies are capable of so much more.
Editor's note: we're running a series of five excerpts from our forthcoming book Designing for Emerging Technologies, a compilation of works by industry experts in areas of user experience design related to genomics, robotics, the Internet of Things, and the Industrial Internet of Things.
In this excerpt, author Stephen Anderson addresses the importance of embodied learning and stresses that those concepts need to extend to the way we design and interact with our increasingly connected environment, noting that the digital devices today are painfully unaware of our many human capabilities.
You may wonder, "why should we care about tangible computing?" Isn't interacting with our fingers or through devices such as a mouse or touchscreens sufficient? In a world constrained by costs and resources, isn't it preferable to ship interactive software, that can be easily replicated and doesn't take up physical space? If you look at how media has shifted from vinyl records to cassette tapes to compact discs and finally digital files, isn't this the direction that everything is headed?
Where learning and understanding is required, I'd argue no. And a definite no wherever young children are involved. Jean Piaget established four stages of learning (sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, and formal operations), and argued that children "learn best from concrete activities." This work was preceded by John Dewey, who emphasized first-hand learning experiences. Other child psychologists, such as Jerome Bruner and Zoltán Dienes, have built on these "constructivist" ideas, creating materials used to facilitate learning. In a review of studies on the use of manipulatives in the classroom, Marilyn Suydam and Jon Higgins concluded in their 1976 report "Review and Synthesis of Studies of Activity-Based Approaches to Mathematics Teaching" that "studies at every grade level support the importance and use of manipulative materials."
Defining and sculpting interactions between man and technology
Jonathan Follett on the future of design and designers.
Editor's note: we're running a series of five excerpts from our forthcoming book Designing for Emerging Technologies, a compilation of works by industry experts in areas of user experience design related to genomics, robotics, the Internet of Things, and the Industrial Internet of Things.
In this excerpt, author — and editor of Designing for Emerging Technologies — Jonathan Follett addresses designer's roles as new technologies begin to blur the boundaries between design and engineering for software, hardware, and biotech.
Technology extends our grasp, making it possible for us to achieve our goals rapidly and efficiently; but it also places its own set of demands upon us. The fields of industrial design, graphic design, and software user experience design have all evolved in response to these demands — a need for a human way to relate to and interact with our new tools. Graphic design makes information depicted in printed media clear, understandable, and beautiful; industrial design makes products elegant, usable, and humane; and user experience design makes the interaction with our digital tools and services efficient and even pleasurable.
The future of design is to envision humanity's relationship to technology and each other — whether we're struggling with fear and loathing in reaction to genetically altered foods, the moral issues of changing a child's traits to suit a parent's preferences, the ethics guiding battlefield robots, or the societal implications of a 150-year extended lifetime. Now, more than ever, designers have the opportunity to help define the parameters of and sculpt the interactions between man and technology.
Podcast: automation and an abundance-oriented economy
Jim Stogdill, Jon Bruner and Jenn Webb discuss James Burke, ninja homes, IoT standards and robots.
What happens if emerging technology and automation result in a world of abundance, where anyone at anytime can produce anything they need and there's no need for jobs? In his recent Strata keynote, James Burke warned that society is not prepared for scarcity (and the value it brings) to be a thing of the past — an eventuality Burke predicts will occur in the next 40 years or so. This topic kicks off a discussion between Jim Stogdill, Jon Bruner and myself that we recorded while at Strata.
Link fodder from our chat includes:
- James Burke.
- Roundtable with James Burke, which Alistair Croll aptly described as the "best coffee break ever."
- Kurt Vonnegut's Player Piano.
- Norbert Wiener's The Human Use Of Human Beings: Cybernetics And Society
- Ninja homes.
- Stewart Brand's How Buildings Learn: What Happens After They're Built.
- Why Solid, why now?
- Solid: Local in Boston — and upcoming in San Francisco.
- MarkForged carbon fiber 3D printer.
- Rethink Robotics.
- Ryan Cunningham's Strata session
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If you liked this article, you might be interested in a new report, "Building a Solid World," that explores the key trends and developments that are accelerating the growth of a software-enhanced, networked physical world. (Download the free report.)
Democratizing technology and the road to empowerment
BIF9 storytellers share how their work and experiences enrich our world.
Advancements in technology are making what once was relegated only to highly educated scientists, engineers and developers accessible to — and affordable for — the mainstream. This democratization of technology and the empowerment it affords was an underlying thread through many of the stories at this year's Business Innovation Factory (BIF) summit. From allowing hobbyists and makers to innovate and develop on an advanced level to enabling individuals to take control of their personal health data to using space suits to help children with cerebral palsy, technological advancements are beginning to empower — and enrich — at scale.
With the rise of quantified self, for example, people have begun amassing personal data based on their activities and behaviors. Some argue that QS doesn't go quite far enough and that a more complete story can be told by incorporating emotional data, our sense of experience. While it's empowering in many ways to be able to collect and control all this personal big data, what to do with this onslaught of information and how to process it remains a question for many.
Alexander Tsiaras, who founded theVisualMD, argued in his talk at BIF9 that "story gives a soul to the data," and that it's time to change the paradigm, to start using technology to create ecosystems to empower people to understand what's going on inside their bodies as a result of their behaviors.
The Amazon whisperer, invisible interfaces, FDA vs 23andMe, and robots usher in a new polical order
A backchannel look at what's on our radar.
The Radar team does a lot of sharing in the backchannel. Here's a look at a selection of stories and innovative people and companies from around the web that have caught our recent attention. Have an interesting tidbit to contribute to the conversation? Send me an email or ping me on Twitter
- The edges of connected realities — Steve Mason's TEDxSF talk, in which he discusses the evolution of connected environments and quotes Yves Behar: "The interface of the future is invisible." (Jenn Webb, via Jim Stogdill, via Rachel Kalmar) Mason's talk is a must-watch, so I'll just provide direct access:
IoT meets agriculture, Intellistreets, immersive opera, and high-tech pencils
A backchannel look at what's on our radar.
The Radar team does a lot of sharing in the backchannel. Here's a look at a selection of stories and innovation highlights from around the web that have caught our recent attention. Have an interesting tidbit to contribute to the conversation? Join the discussion in the comments section, send me an email or ping me on Twitter.
- Pencil — FiftyThree's new Pencil tool is a super cool gadget that exhibits interesting technology from a software meets hardware perspective. (Via Mike Loukides)
- littleBits Synth Kit — littleBits and Korg have teamed up to bring DIY to music with a modular synthesizer kit. From John Paul Titlow on Fast Company: "Hobbyists have been doing this for many years, either through prepackaged kits or off-the-shelf components. The difference here is that no soldering or wiring is required. Each circuit piece's magnetized and color-coded end makes them effortlessly easy to snap together and pull apart … Notably, the components of the kit are compatible with other littleBits modules, so it's possible to build a synthesizer that integrates with other types of sensors, lights, and whatever else littleBits cooks up down the line." (Via Jim Stogdill)
Podcast: the Internet of Things should work like the Internet
A chat about the future of UI/UX design with Alasdair Allan, Josh Marinacci and Tony Santos.
At our OSCON conference this summer, Jon Bruner, Renee DiResta and I sat down with Alasdair Allan, a hardware hacker and O'Reilly author; Josh Marinacci, a researcher with Nokia; and Tony Santos, a user experience designer with Mozilla. Our discussion focused on the future of UI/UX design, from the perils of designing from the top down to declining diversity in washing machines to controlling your car from anywhere in the world.
Here are some highlights from our chat:
- Alasdair's Ignite talk on the bad design of UX in the Internet of Things: the more widgets and dials and sliders that you add on are delayed design decisions that you're putting onto the user. (1:55 mark)
- Looking at startups working in the Internet of Things, design seems to be "pretty far down on the general level of importance." Much of the innovation is happening on Kickstarter and is driven by hardware hackers, many of whom don't have design experience — and products are often designed as an end to themselves, as opposed to parts of a connected ecosystem. "We're not building an Internet of Things, we're building a series of islands…we should be looking at systems." (3:23)
Podcast: expanding our experience of interfaces and interaction
A chat with Amanda Parkes, Ivan Poupyrev, and Hayes Raffle.
At our Sci Foo Camp this past summer, Jon Bruner, Jim Stogdill, Roger Magoulas, and I were joined by guests Amanda Parkes, a professor in the Department of Architecture at Columbia University, and CTO at algae biofuels company Bodega Algae and fashion technology company Skinteractive Studio; Ivan Poupyrev, principle research scientist at Disney Research, who leads an interaction research team; and Hayes Raffle, an interaction designer at Google [X] working on Project Glass. Our discussion covered a wide range of topics, from scalable sensors to tactile design to synthetic biology to haptic design to why technology isn't a threat but rather is essential for human survival.
Here are some highlights from our discussion:
- The Botanicus Interacticus project from Disney research and the Touché sensor technology.
- Poupyrev explains the concept behind the Touché sensor is that we need to figure out how to make the entire world interactive, developing a single sensor that can be scalable to any situation — finding a universal solution that can adapt to multiple uses. That's what Touché is, Poupyrev says: "a sensing technology that can dynamically adapt to multiple objects and can sense interaction with water, with everyday objects, with tables, with surfaces, the human body, plants, cats, birds, whatever you want." (2:50 mark)


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While Tamim Iqbal was taking apart the West Indies attack in Mirpur, Shivnarine Chanderpaul walked up to him. "He asked me whether I was playing a Twenty20," Tamim said. "I replied that I'm just hitting what the bowlers are bowling but I can't bat like you." To which Chanderpaul said, "Neither can I."
Perhaps Chanderpaul meant that is the case at his current age of 38, because he has batted at higher strike-rates than Tamim in the past two decades, most memorably during the 69-ball century against Australia in 2003, which at the time was the third fastest Test hundred. In Mirpur, though, he showed the side of his batting that is more frequently seen these days.
His 203 took more than seven-and-a-half hours, the fifth longest innings in terms of minutes. He used the example of the first two days of this Test to explain how he changes the pace of his innings according to the situation. He batted at a strike-rate of 63 on the first day during which he scored 123 runs off 195 deliveries, but then he took 177 balls to score 80 on the second day, at a strike-rate of 45.2.
"These are things I work out in my game, whichever way I can," Chanderpaul said. "Sometimes you find yourself in good form and things go your way, you get into a rhythm and you're able to score freely and quicker. Some days you have to work hard, that's how it goes.
"We scored freely yesterday, but we had to work hard today. The [Bangladesh] bowlers tried a little too hard yesterday but today they bowled well. They bowled to a plan, stuck to it and made us work hard. You have to, as a Test cricketer, put your head down and work hard when the time comes."
His double-century also brought him level with Garry Sobers on 26 Test hundreds, leaving Brian Lara as the only West Indian with more Test tons. "The team comes first, it doesn't matter what the individual score is. Whatever the team plan is, that is what we have to stick to. It is always a great honour [to be mentioned] with names like Sir Garry, though I have played a lot more games than him."
This was only his second double-hundred, and he doesn't have the mammoth scores that Sobers and Lara ran up. "[Batting low down the order] could be one reason. I had opportunities to get a big hundred but I didn't, it's unfortunate. Thankfully today I was able to cross it [200]."
Chanderpaul's usefulness isn't limited to the field. He is a mentor to batsmen like Kieran Powell and Denesh Ramdin, both of whom shared long partnerships with him in this game. Powell missed a short ball from offspinner Sohag Gazi to be bowled after making a century, prompting Chanderpaul to have a talk with the young opener about his dismissal. "He played a fantastic innings yesterday. Unfortunately he got out the way he did. I had a chat with him about the way he did. I thought he should have played the first ball after tea a lot straighter.
"I didn't see anybody getting him out, he's the one who's giving his wicket away. I have talked to him about already. The future looks bright, you've seen [Veerasammy] Permaul today. We were here last year, you know what we have back home on offer. The future looks good for us."
At the end of the tour last year, Chanderpaul spent nearly half an hour with the Bangladesh batsmen. How Bangladesh would like to have someone like him in their midst for the long term.
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0) Look at it and convince yourself that it's just meat. I am half serious and half joking. For some people, it really does take some mental strength to get over the "ick-factor" of touching, preparing and eating tongue.
Now, give yourself a mental pep talk...
"that is beef. a muscle. just like any other beef cut. don't think of the 't' word. its just beef. a delicacy in other countries. higher in protein and b-12 . really good for me to eat. that's beef"
deeeeep breath.
Still with me? Good... read on!
1) Rinse off the tongue.
It is a good idea to wash off the tongue. If you really can't handle touching it... wear some gloves or ask someone to do it for you.
Wash the tongue under running water until the water runs clear and there's no blood.
2) Cut glands off at the base of the tongue.
This step is really optional. Some like to cut it off, others leave it on.
I've done both and found that the glands are really soft & fatty when cooked. If that doesn't sound appealing to you, cut it off before cooking.
3) Cook the tongue.
When properly cooked... tongue is delicious.
Here are three important notes to remember when cooking the tongue...
1) You can cook the tongue in two ways... let it cook slowly in your crock pot or simmer in your stock pot. Both ways will give you soft and tender beef that is versatile and yummy.
2) For the liquid base, use either beef stock or water. I've done both and prefer the stock for a richer flavor.
3) It is important to add in a mixture of savory & sweet veggies and spices to enhance the flavor. I like to use onions, carrots, garlic, peppercorn, bay leaves and sea salt.
Beef Stock Method:
Whenever I am making a large batch of beef stock (I let it simmer for up to 3 days!), I like to throw in the tongues and let it simmer overnight. In the picture below, I was making a small batch of beef broth and threw in a tongue to cook overnight.
If you already have beef stock made... put the tongue in your choice of crock pot or stockpot, cover with stock, add in veggies & spices and cook until done.
Water Method:
Put your tongue in a small stock pot or crock pot, cover with enough water, add in the above suggested veggies & spices and cook until done.
For a chopped tongue... cook it for 3-4 hours. For a shredded tongue... cook for 6-8 hours or overnight.
Wondering what to do with the leftover broth? You can toss it out, but I like to save it and use it in my spaghetti sauce, homemade chili or soup.
4) Peel the skin off.
When the tongue is done. Pull it out and let it cool.
When cooled enough to touch. Take a small sharp knife and cut through the skin at the base. Then you should be able to simply peel the skin off in chunks.
If you have dogs, give them the skin. They will gobble it up! If you don't have dogs, just throw it away.
5) Chop or shred up the tongue.
To shred it, take two forks and start pulling the meat apart. You might have to cut some parts, but it should pull apart easily.
If you want to chop your tongue... let it cool completely. You can stick it in the fridge for a little while. It will firm up and be easy to chop.
There you go! You now have chopped or shredded tongue ready to be used however you want. You can make tacos , sandwiches , egg bake , empanadas , stews, soups, chili or whatever... it is a very versatile meat!!
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The beloved comic strip featuring a big-hearted boxing champion ended in 1984 after a run of more than 50 years. Now boxing announcer Joe Antonacci has acquired the trademark rights to "Joe Palooka" and is resurrecting the character as a mixed martial arts fighter.
With help from a comics writer and artist, Antonacci, a Ridgewood, N.J., native, is pushing a new Palooka series, with two fresh strips already published online and a hard-copy version expected to be available within months.
Created by Wilkes-Barre, Pa., native Ham Fisher, the daily strip once appeared in more than 900 newspapers and was among the most popular comics of the 1940s and the most successful sports-based strip ever.
Antonacci's version has been updated to reflect the growing popularity of mixed martial arts, with planned cameos by real-life Ultimate Fighting Championship stars.
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There's plenty to cheer for — on and off the playing field. Many of the region's best athletes are also the best students. That's no surprise. Study after study has shown the positive aspects of interscholastic sports.
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So I just ended my period today. And usually, I wait at least a day after my period ends to have sex, because I have this dark stuff that like...if I had a tampon in it would come out on the tampon. So I wait usually to make sure thats all gone.
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I wouldn't use soap- that could irritate and dry out the area. Try using a feminine wash (it's soap free), like Summer's Eve. There is also a sensitive skin formula...you can find it at any drugstore, by the feminine protection aisle.
And aside from a douche, there isn't a lot you can do to clean out the inside of your vagina. It is self-cleansing as it is, so even if you try, there might still be some old blood/blood clots up there that have not been released. If you have sex with your boyfriend, there might be some old blood clots regardless. He will understand if he is mature enough. You can still explain to him that you just ended your period...
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I would say you're safest and easiest bet is to just use good ole soap and water. Which you can use at any time, and is sometimes even better than douching. I'm not sure if it's the safest to douche the day your period ends (I could be wrong about that though) so I would suggest just taking a shower and cleaning it out with soap (pref. a bar of soap) and water. It sounds simple, but it works.
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Because Horrible Histories, the book series, had already subverted pretty much every post-millennial childrens edutainment trope ever simply by existing. Terry Dearys boredom with the way history is generally taught to children besides a generally snarky streak of his own produced the exact flipside of the exquisitely balanced, benign world postulated by Elmo and Dora: not conscientiously demonstrating what human nature should be, but reveling in the vast black comedy (and that mostly of errors) that it actually, inevitably is.
Somehow, his young readers minds declined to be blown by this revelation. Possibly because it also comes naturally packed with just the sort of bodily-fluid-filled gags that warm their tiny hearts. At any rate, one multi-media franchise in thirty languages later, the books had become best-beloved classics.
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