Farshid's Notes

After months of trying to solve this problem I was able to find the cause. Shortly after running Chrome, it started to use 100% CPU (50% if you are using dual core, an 25% if quad core) constantly, and when I killed the process, Chrome was giving me the message "Shockwave Flash has crashed" to the point that I changed to FireFox.  If this is happening to you too, you can figure out how to solve it in the following article. http://www.ghacks.net/2012/09/16/fix-the-chrome-shockwave-flash-plugin-problem/

I found this document on project risks which contains exactly what I myself experienced being important risks of development projects. I am listing the items here. For explanation refer to the link:   User involvement for defining requirements   Executive support Requirements inflation (scope creep/gold plating) Schedule flaws Unrealistic expectations Staff turnover Project management Specification breakdown – (Related to 1 as well) Technology and uncertainty Not knowing what is at stake Link to the article: Top IT Project Risks and What to do about them (By Vicky Haney)