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see Last week I had a mid-recipe creation crisis. It happened in the kitchen and I decided that rather than write an entire entry about how many fails I experienced while trying to braise short-ribs with Oklahoma Sandhill Plums, I would just avoid the topic altogether. Seriously, I was beginning to think that my recipe creation was the reincarnation of Groundhog Day, and that redemption in my life would only happen if I finally pulled out the perfect center of the plate post.
https://www.yolascafe.com/wh8skgd Then I started thinking about this rant I went on two years ago in my little research world. One of my colleagues from a university in the northwestern U.S. was really down during one of our professional conferences and I asked him about his glum face. He stated that he had devoted approximately three years and lots of money toward an on-line relationship education program only to find out there were no effects (no statistically significant findings). So I asked him, “Why don’t you share THAT information? Don’t you think the fails are as important as the wins?” Then he said, “No research journal publishes ‘fails.'” Maybe I embedded that little downer-nugget into my subconscious last week?
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