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Scottish independence debate: STV player flops under weight of viewers
Re: Double edged sword...........
"Salmond insisted that Scotland would be better off ruling itself than being subject to the whims of politicians in Westminster whom Scots themselves hadn't voted for."
Typical Salmond. That statement isn't even true. Scotts did vote for SOME of the MPs in Westminster.
Re: ITV Doesn't Own STV!
Only if the turnip is shaped like a thingy! :)
Astounding: We're about to stick a probe in orbit of a COMET
I find "Can I get another beer? (or can i get most anything to counter staff) mildly offensive.
Of course the correct answer at least from bar staff is, no you can't, that's my job. May I get you another beer sir??
NASA tests crazytech flying saucer thruster, could reach Mars in days
Re: LENR works!
Have an upvote for beating me to the upvote for Sir Runcible. :)
Nice computers don't need to go to the toilet, says Barclays
...and don't get me started on automated fruit & Veg weighing & labelilng machines.
When our local Sainsbuys rolled these out I found the Start button on the embedded XP & had a game of Solitare.! The checkout lady didn't seem to understand when I advised she contact IT as this behaviour might constitute some kind of back door into the corporate network :)
Re: Starbucks
You could try Ivor Biggin & Christopher Peacock as one of our customers did to one of our multi-lingual infernal sales people. Great fun ensued amongst the mono-longuistic Anglo Saxon majority as they called across the office the name of the caller to his intended telephonic target.
Thirteen Astonishing True Facts You Never Knew About SCREWS
Re: Is it Friday already?
Nope it definitely a Wednesday. No BOFH. Oh! Wait.:)
Adam Afriyie MP: Smart meters are NOT so smart
No new power stations & a dwindling of existing
Nice "Earth shattering controlled kaboom though"
Motorist 'thought car had caught fire' as Adele track came on stereo
Re: My favorite pointless distracting matrix sign ...
Just one word
NASA: ALIENS and NEW EARTHS will be ours inside 20 years
Re: Promises, promises
Oh yeh! Anyone else remember the "paperless office".
'Apple is TERRIFIED of women's bodies and women's pleasure' – fresh tech sex storm
"But seriously, if you're getting an iPhone you're a moron anyway."
The Windows 8 dilemma: Win 8 or wait for 9?
Re: Boring
@ Will28. Will MS REALLY release a new OS next year? Even if they do would you jump to be the 1st to install it or wait for SP2. If I HAD to change from Win7, on the strength of this Reg article, I probably would go to 8.1 with the latest patches.
Reg reader fires up Pi-powered anti-cat garden sprinkler system
Re: Surprised no-one has posted this Aussie Gem.
You sir can have an UPVOTE & a Wednesday eve Smiley.
Storm-battered Rockall adventurer recalls 'worst experience of my life'
Re: Prevailing winds
Now that just damn well inconvenient. Send him some C4 and he could fix that for future "missions".
Star Wars: These are the 'unknown' actors we were looking for
Re: Epic space battles with space ships acting like fighter planes!
Sound effects in SpAAAAAAACE! Unlikely.
Brit celebs' homes VANISH from Google's Street View
Re: It's on Bing
Never seen a herd of cats, doubtful they would deign to congregate.
Collective nouns
USA to insist on pre-flight mobe power probe
Re: Maybe it would be a lot simpler...
Shame on you, a resident of Warwickshire too.
"Just ban the USA "full-stop". TFTFY.
Royal Navy parks 470 double-decker buses on Queen Elizabeth
Re: Geography...
We'll spotted BJC. Same to the OP with Birkenhead. Last time I was in Perth docks there was no Aircraft carrier there. :) But there was a big hole in Rosyth waiting for something.
Shrew'd boffins spot TINY ELEPHANT species
Unviversity archives....
may I be the 1st to say Ooook!
Star Wars museum to land in Chicago
Re: O'Hare Airport!
Never been, but if it's anything like Dallas/Fort Worth, you could build a spaceport there & still have room for a pod race. Man that's a big area of real estate just to land a few planes.
Re: "Okay sir, that's a ticket for yourself and one for your wife."
Security: "We don't need to see their tickets":)
Spanish struggle to control spelling of 'WhatsApp'
Re: Gender of the internet???
Damn, you get there 1st +1.
'Hashtag' added to the OED – but # isn't a hash, pound, nor number sign
ID, Rightpondian is a question of perspective. I'm sure our Canadian cousins looking to the good ole USA would consider Gods own country (GB) Left of the pond & so Leftpondian.
May I propose the alternative Eastponian/Westpondian between those whose countries have coasts on said pond.
Before the OED start using El Reg post terminology as "standard" English.
Mae Microsoft yn addysgu Swyddfa, Bing, siarad Cymraeg*
Re: They got agreement on this? OLfficial Publications.
..do not get me started on that. I favour of Punja, Urdu et al I think I could just see my way clear to a few Cornish, Welsh brochures on how to claim housing allowances.
Hong Kong (or New York)
Ahhh! Phoooeeee!"
NZ bloke's drunken poker bet ends in 99-letter name
Try doing that in France
IIRC someone posted here in another thread that the French authorities frown on stupid naming attempts. That's why there are so may Jean-Lucs & Philippes about.
Beer icon 'cause we're half way to Friday night!
French drug dealers regretfully announce 'temporary closure'
Re: And who says criminals don't have a ...
Not so much a Code, more a set of guidelines. Arrr!
Chinese Moon rover, lander duo wake up after two-week snooze
Re: It's not a rabbit..
Have an up vote for the Dune ref.
Re: Don't forget the Welsh!
...full of big sheep by any chance.
Re: Real Engineers did that.....
..........and apparently US & Imperial Gallons.
Pint-glass-flashing FISHNAPPERS strike at Firefox daddy Mozilla
I wonder where that came from....
....one of my favorites in the great Jokes in two lines forum.
Happy Friday lunch everyone.
Boffins find ALIEN WORLD orbiting the Sun's LONG LOST TWIN
So in conclusion....
"The cluster lies around 2,500 light-years away in the Cancer constellation and contains around 500 stars."
There was a cluster of stars 2,500 years ago, some stars had Exoplants. By the time we get there, there's a chance they won't be there any more.
Foot-loving cat burglar nicks THREE THOUSAND individual socks
Choice of words...
POOR, but bloody funny.
"The bra got hooked up on the fence and the next door neighbor saw it. I said: it's not my wife's."
Icon. Searching for my socks.
Jokes of no more than 2 lines
Re: There's always Lightbulbs.....
Can't believe this community missed this old classic.
How many Microsoft engineers does it take to change a light bulb?
None, they just re-define darkness as a new industry standard. Boom.
Coming in 2014: Scary super-soldier exoskeleton suits from the US military
Re: Bounding over the highest buildings
Move to Scotland. Their 1st working day after New Year is the 3rd. Civilised behaviour.
James Bond's 'shaken not stirred': Down to trembling boozer's hands, claim boffins
Re: Mixology
@ Squander 2.
You put Gin in your vodka martini? Weird.
Ghosts of Christmas Past: Ten tech treats from yesteryear
Re: Hot Wheels - cool new toy until I got one
Now you've started something Terry. Anyone for Mouse Trap?
UK parents to splurge £3 BEELLLIIIION on kids' tech gifts at Christmas
No, but if he receives a knighthood he could be known as Count....
Mines the one with the light-sabre in the pocket..
BOFH: One flew over the PFY's nest
Re: That's how you start a Friday off.
Me too. :o) Thanks Simon. Already re-distributed to my like minded contacts.
First rigid airship since the Hindenburg cleared for outdoor flight trials
MotorRail (UK)
Back in the day I used this quite often. Good days work in Southern England. Leasurly drive to Euston/Bristol. Few beers & a bed (car elsewhere on the train with all my stuff). Arrive, Edinburgh, Carlisle, Aberdeen early doors. Tea & bickies from the steward. Prper breakfast in smack bang in the city centre in time to get to the 1st meeting before the target staff arrived. About £100 1 way. Suited me.
Just Curious. Altitude?
To cut a long story short I have a friend who suffered a lung injury on holiday{(vacation :)} in Florida. Once released by the Docs {Medics:)} he & his family had to travel home to the UK on a cruise ship.
It's a small application but would a commercial passenger Airship fly at a suitable altitude to negate this situation.
(Ironically, on arriving home, their insurance policy had small print indicating thay could have chartered a sub 10,000 feet flight home. (v.good insurance).
Re: it will probably be an expensive @ Jess
There are a few Scots who think they can leave Europe & the UK without a Tug Boat.
Re: it will probably be an expensive @ Jess
"If your in England, your already in Europe"
Sadly all to true in more than the Geographical sense.
Osama Bin Pwned: Al Qaeda mocked in Twitter counter-jihad
Re: @ribosome (was: There's guns and guns.)
Impresive but you won't be one of Sharpes Chosen Men until you can do at least 3 per minute LOL
Paypal makes man 1000x as rich as the ENTIRE HUMAN RACE
Re: Are you telling me...
Argentina, Tonga, Samoa, Fiji (Ok maybe not Fiji), Japan, Georgia, Russia, Portugal, Namibia, The Netherlands & ironically, The USA, not former British colonies.
Must be a good game, even the USA wants to play it.
Germans brew up a right Sh*tstorm
Re: Not scientific words!
Universal units of measure, wot, like gallons!
IT bloke inadvertently broadcasts smut on vast public screen
Re: I never understood...
Better things to do at work, like posting on El Reg!
Guilty m'lud. Exit stage left.
Jiggy Pennsylvania couple busted by 25 bike cops
Re: Limeys!!
I think you'll find the city of Derby, in Derbyshire was here long before the Derby Hat & the town of Darby.
BOFH: Go on, beancounter, type DROP TABLE asset;
Re: Off-site backups?
My off site backups were the ones found in someones back garden right after my car was raided in the local pub car park. Stupid theif thought there would be a laptop in that laptop bag.
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A unit of Chrysler Group has signed on as a major sponsor of the 2012 Grand Prix of Baltimore, just weeks before the race will begin.
Andretti Sports Marketing, the race's promoter, said Wednesday that Chrysler's Street and Racing Technology will be the presenting sponsor for the Aug. 31 to Sept. 2 event. SRT is a brand of "high-performance" automobiles within the Chrysler Group LLC.
As part of the deal, SRT becomes the official car and official truck of the Grand Prix. The 2013 SRT Viper and 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8, for example, will lead the field at the start of each of the major races during the three-day event. In addition, the American Le Mans Series race on Sept. 1 will also now be known as the "Baltimore Sports Car Challenge presented by SRT."
Terms of Chrysler's deal were not disclosed.
"We're excited to showcase our performance portfolio of SRT vehicles to a discerning crowd of motorsport enthusiasts and the Baltimore Grand Prix is the perfect location," said Beth Paretta, director of marketing and operations for the SRT Brand, in a statement.
Chrysler joins Sunoco Inc., Dr Pepper TEN and Giant Food and other companies are sponsors of this year's race.
Bringing a national sponsor to the race on short notice is "a huge vote of confidence" for the Grand Prix of Baltimore, said John Lopes, president of Andretti Sports Marketing.
"The executives at SRT really understood and appreciated the scope and the significance of the Baltimore event and the potential to showcase their brand to a large audience of auto enthusiasts and consumers, in-person and around the world via multiple broadcasts," Lopes said in a statement.
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Located in Leavenworth, Alpen Rose Inn is minutes from Leavenworth Summer Theater and close to Leavenworth Golf Club. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum and Front Street Park. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps y...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 58 reviews
|Okay - 32 reviews
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool, this Wenatchee motel offers free Wi-Fi and a complimentary breakfast consisting of waffles and coffee. A microwave and compact fridge are featured in each guest room at Value Inn. A cable TV and en suite bathroom are also provided. A business centre is available for guest use. A guest launderette is located on site. The C...
Overall Rating - Okay - 32 reviews
Okay 5.0
This hotel needed some repair work done.Steps to second floor were a little kreaky.Bathroom door rubbed on the floor. Mattress sunk in the middle. Didn't know there was a pool until we were leaving(not warm enough outside anyway).
Poor 2.0
Nothing really it had a pool but it said it was a indoor pool and it was outside.The room was very dirty. DIRTY!!! It in my opinion was not worth what they were charging. I asked for a queen and she put us in doubles. And it looked like they have not dusted in years,they sprayed on the paint in the kitchen and didn't bother to clean the overspray just not satisfied with that room at all plus they smelled bad and lot was dirty. We spend a lot of time due to doctors visits traveling there but will not recommend this room to anybody.
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Located in the Bavarian town of Leavenworth, this apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen. Free Wi-Fi and free guest parking for 1 vehicle is provided. Wenatchee Wine Country is 25 miles away. A flat-screen cable satellite TV, a DVD player and a fireplace are featured in Der Matterhorn apartment. This spacious unit includes BBQ facilities, a deck and a...
|Excellent - 65 reviews
Less than 5 minutes' walk to downtown Leavenworth, this inn features an indoor and outdoor swimming pool and an indoor hot tub. Rooms include cable TV. Free Wi-Fi and a DVD player are featured in each guest room at the Enzian Inn. A small fridge is also available. The plush amenities include a spacious en suite bathroom and bathrobes. A business centre and...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 65 reviews
|Excellent - 111 reviews
Just steps from Leavenworth city centre, this hotel offers a daily Bavarian-themed breakfast. Boasting unique furnishings, each room includes free Wi-Fi. Each charming room at Hotel Pension Anna showcases authentic German architecture. A flat-screen TV with satellite offers indoor entertainment options. Guests of Hotel Pension Anna Leavenworth can enjoy a...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 111 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Great location, easy walking distance to shops, restaurants. Friendly staff.
NoGreat location, friendly staff. Restaurant recommendation that was outstanding.
Excellent 10.0
Great hotel, the rooms were great and the owners were absolutely great.
|Excellent - 354 reviews
Located adjacent to The Fest Hall, this Leavenworth hotel offers an on-site wine bar. All guest rooms feature free Wi-Fi. Cable TV is provided in all guest rooms at the Leavenworth Village Inn. A microwave, small fridge, and coffee-making facilities are included. The en suite bathrooms feature granite floors and free toiletries. The Village Inn Leavenworth...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 354 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The room was a nice size with a very comfortable bed. The bathroom was very clean and recently updated.
Mediocre 4.0
The location to everything in town
Dirty carpets.Looked like had not been cleaned in a long time.Very scarce on supplies..for example no tissues,no teabags and so on.That I can overlook and supply myself but the carpets I felt like had to wear shoes the whole time.
|Excellent - 310 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 310 reviews
Good 7.0
Breakfast was very good; offering fresh ingedients and healthier options. Location was very good.
Carpets looked in need of deep cleaning or replacement. Lighting in toilet was poor.I liked our welcome email and the subsequent follow up. Overall the staff was mixed, some were definitely friendlier than others.
Excellent 9.0
Close to city center. Good breakfast. Fairly quiet. Loved there coffee at breakfast. Did not try the coffee in the room.
noStaff was helpful. Had a very nice common area where we played games.
|Good - 17 reviews
With a stay at Blackbird Lodge, you'll be centrally located in Leavenworth, steps from Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum and Front Street Park. This lodge is within close proximity of Waterfront Park and Upper Valley Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 17 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Cable programming and DVD players are...
Overall Rating - Good - 17 reviews
|Good - 91 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 91 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
There was not one thing I liked about this hotel.
The heater in the bathroom is a lawsuit waiting to happen. If one is not careful when walking in, it is very easy to burn your hand with it. I did. Also, the fan in the bathroom is filthy.I am NOT a clean freak by all means but this room smelled of cigarette,(non smoking room) and overall had an eerie feel to it. I would not recommend this hotel to anybody.
Poor 1.0
Dirty room, broken appliances, nothing like the photo's on website. Receptionist spoke poor English and was unable to communicate with her regarding locale facilitiesRoom was 2 queen beds with a kitchenette. Stove was missing parts to activate the heating rings, the chrome under the rings was so dirty they had covered them with aluminium foil which itself was dirty and torn. One switch was totally missing and the stove was unusable. Shower stall was covered with greasy scum and had not been cleaned properly, my wife and I both refused to use it. One window blind was twisted and broken and was unable to adjust it, consequently with the light on people could see inside the room at night. Bed linen was stained and we had to sleep between 2 blankets we keep in our truck for emergencies. We took photo's of the room and it's problems and will be filing a complaint. Do not recommend this hotel/motel, it is the worst one we have stayed at. How lik...
|Good - 62 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 62 reviews
|Excellent - 117 reviews
Featuring a year-round outdoor pool, this Leavenworth lodge is just a short walk to the Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum and Front Street Park. Plush bathrobes and free Wi-Fi are provided in all rooms. Styled with Bavarian-inspired decor, mountain or village views are featured in each guest room at the Bavarian Lodge. A free hot breakfast, plush towels and line...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 117 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Friendly staff and location.
NoThey had a great breakfast buffet.
|Good - 482 reviews
Centrally located in Leavenworth, Fairbridge Inn & Suites is minutes from Leavenworth Summer Theater and Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Front Street Park and Waterfront Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 78 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Cable...
Overall Rating - Good - 482 reviews
Excellent 10.0
A lot of guest but never a crowded feeling large breakfast variety that was fresh and full everyday. Never heard any of our neighbors ac worked great bed was comfortable fridge kept things very coldFirst time in a long time we have stayed at a hotel and not have to hear our neighbors.
Okay 6.0
Close to downtown
The staff working breakfast wasn't very helpful. They were refusing nonstick spray on the waffle maker. Then she finally gave it to us and it was clogged. Waffles were shredded. She was uncooperative in general. Eggs watery.Toilet paper is terrible. Desk staff was helpful when I called because we had to turn around for road closures 20 min away for fires.
|Okay - 119 reviews
Overall Rating - Okay - 119 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
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TV's were from the 90's. And terrible reception. Breakfast buffet- no waffles,pancakes, or French toast. Had to ask for cream for coffee, ketchup a plate and for more coffee. Not a good set up.
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DT - Looks painful. I think I'll leave massage to the experts.
I'm basing sessions on Daniels' Running Fomula, which gives a true threshold for me of about 6:36, similar to McMillian, but also allows adjustment for longer tempo runs. Eg 40 mins at 6:50 or 60mins at 7:00.
PP - Thanks for the recommendations but the thought of maintaining 'threshold' effort on a bike for 15-20 mins at a time scared me somewhat, so I repeated the 3 x 9 minute progressions (60, 70, 80% HRR) from Monday. Once I get going it feels ok but that first build up to 80% is hard work.
For me it feels much harder than running. 80% on the bike is tough; much harder than running and maybe the heat and fewer external stimuli make it feel more intense. Maybe I'm just not used to it.
Marrow - I misunderstood your tempo paces; they look quicker than I would expect for a 1:28-1:30 runner. Didn't realise they were possibly incorrect.
Pete - I think 7k of intervals off 60s a good session. Good pace too.
Marrow - That's a cracking pace and raises the question: what is your target HM time? I've heard the the 210 isn't great on a few occasions recently. I have a 405cx that I've had for about 5 years. Still going strong. Only fault I can find is that you can't set auto laps/splits based on time.
Think I'll try another turbo session tonight. Can you spin aficionados recommend a session: 45-60mins?
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WAH! Xempo just e-mailed me a photograph of Phil wearing tiny green shorts.
WAH! Xempo just e-mailed me a photograph of Phil wearing tiny green shorts.
Is his PB visible?
Just done 5 miles. Extremely busy with work at the moment, so I felt quite guilty about nipping out of the office.
Tempo last night was supposed to be 40 mins (or 6miles) at adjusted T pace of 6:52. Found it difficult to maintain an even pace (I suspect gps may have been playing up) and it felt much too much like hard work so I cut the tempo section short at 5 miles.
Looking at the figures today might explain why it felt so hard. Paces were 6:55, 6:37, 6:34, 6:47, 6:51. Perhaps I should pretend I meant to do it like that and it was some soft of extremely effective pyramid session.
DT - Are you sure that cycling/spinning isn't aggravating your hip? I would imagine that the stresses on the hip aren't that different for running and cycling.
I have never have a problem with running shoes. Despite buying them on line without gait analysis and trying a variety of brands and models, depending on what is in the sale, no pair of shoes has ever caused an injury.
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My Bible Readings are now available for free download.
If interested, go to http://charlescameron.wordpress.com & click on e-books, at the top of the page, for details.
Best wishes.
posted by bellsmyre at 9:48 am (EST) on Aug 24, 2007
Update. I've put all my posts on to a new blog - http://charlescameron.wordpress.com
God bless you.
posted by bellsmyre at 8:10 pm (EST) on Mar 5, 2007
Just received my 'Catscan' gadget from Librarything.
Baffled at first but it is now working well and makes things much quicker and more accurate. Wish I had started with it!
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Dear Jeff,
Thanks for your reply. I've just returned from Longside in the Presbytery Of Buchan. Bob Fowlie has just been ordained and inducted last night (12th January). At my first charge - St Ninian's, Dunfermline - I was Bob's minister for 16 years (1980-1996). It was good to be able to share with him on this important occasion. I hope you'll find my notes helpful.
May God bless you and make you a blessing to others during 2007.
posted by bellsmyre at 12:20 pm (EST) on Jan 13, 2007
I forgot to add that my 'Tags' are not particularly relevant at the moment. The number shows which shelf the item is on and I started with a wild stab at putting the books into sections but will wait to detail that when I have the whole project completed - it is too time consuming to keep stopping and thinking.
Has anyone found a way to access the British Library - I suspect that they have more books listed than the others sources shown in Librarything and would save a lot of work.
posted by JeffsLibrary at 1:36 pm (EST) on Jan 12, 2007
I see that you and I share some books ( and that we're also both living in Scotland). I wonder if you might be interested in my Bible Reading Notes, covering the whole of Scripture - www.christinallthescriptures.blogspot.com http://chascameron.spaces.live.com www.theologyofgcberkouwer.blogspot.com
Best Wishes.
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I have entered the books in my library as accurately as I can. However, where the search shows a book with the same title but perhaps a different date or other variation, I have used the nearest one to the book that I have (e.g. mine may be 1980 but the search shows 1988 so I accept it).
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|July 16, 2005 04:30 PM EDT
If you do business around Microsoft products, it's obvious where you go for answers on the benefits of their products - Microsoft. However, if you're looking for this kind of information about Linux, where do you go? IBM, Red Hat, Novell, Sun, or all of the above? I believe there's a need for a collective resource for the Linux business case.
If you go to www.microsoft.com, and select Windows Server System from the options on the left and then on the right select Business Benefits, you'll see the following categories:
- Building efficiency
- Building connected systems
- Building interoperability
You can say, think, or believe what you will about Microsoft, but purely from a marketing perspective, this is a great page. What it does is build on Microsoft's perceived competitive advantages and then leverages them to answer all the key questions a business/technical executive would have about why this is a great system for his business. Microsoft makes the task of justifying and explaining the decision to use their products easy.
To gather the same material about Linux, an executive researching the Linux value proposition has to go to multiple vendor sites, probably visiting Red Hat, IBM, Novell, HP, and maybe Penguin Computing and PogoLinux. And, at the end, the information he's gathered isn't organized and lacks a clear view of what exactly the value proposition of open source is - leaving the exec or one of his lackeys to do the scrubbing and organizing.
For an IT decision maker trying to come to grips with Open Source, this is horribly inefficient, and for Microsoft, the relative ease of finding its value-proposition material is an ace in the hole. This is why the "Get the Facts "campaign (www.microsoft.com/getthefacts) makes a strong statement with little rebuttal from a competitor. It's the difference between a clear voice and the roar of the crowd.
Furthermore, for the IT decision maker, the current Linux education process is a waste of time. Making a decision on Open source shouldn't require the time it now takes to get educated on the business benefits of Linux and Open Source software. It would benefit a great many people and organizations if there was more efficiency in collecting and presenting a proper view of the pitfalls, and total cost of ownership of Linux. Maybe this lack of a centralized, well researched, and well presented Linux business case accounts for why only 27% of the small and medium-sized businesses surveyed by Info-Tech Research Group said they use Linux. This is exactly the market segment for which well-organized, easy-to-find marketing material is most important - the Fortune 1000 have their pick of dedicated sales executives who'll educate them on the value of Linux. Not so the mid-market.
Linux and Open Source need a comprehensive, well-organized, vendor-agnostic, or at least vendor-neutral, location where business/technical executives can find the answers to why Linux and Open Source are the best solutions for their business. Ideally this information would be reinforced with quantifiable research as well as anecdotes from the field that help show the tangible benefits of Open Source migration and, lastly, a directory of services or vendors that support these positions.
The OSDL, in my opinion, is the proper place for a Linux and Open Source Business Benefits repository. Filling the pages with excellent material, and keeping the material fresh, seems to require an OSDL Marketing Working Group. The task of this Working Group would be to find, and if it doesn't exist, create, the best Linux/Open Source case studies, application briefs, business cases. and ROI studies, and polish and categorize them according to the competitive advantages of Linux and Open Source. At that point, any business/IT exec could, in a matter of 10 minutes, collect all the documentation he would need to make an informed decision about Open Source implementations. So my question to Stuart Cohen, the head of the OSDL, is what do you think? Is this in your charter? If not, should it be?
|kelley graham 07/20/05 01:35:22 AM EDT
I believe marketing open source should be on solutions and the software that enables them, and by extension the developers that produce it. I offer http://lampgroup.org for just such a purpose. LAMPgroup's aggressive yet rational in our advocacy, all while keeping focused on the actual needs of business.
|Andrew Yeomans 07/18/05 08:21:02 AM EDT
Look at http://www.dwheeler.com/oss_fs_why.html for a one-stop shop with the information.
|Jason Murdoch 07/16/05 10:20:52 PM EDT
I really like the idea of a streamlined "One Stop Shop" method to assist IT decision makers in chooing NIX OSes.
I think the campaign should be called "Get Better Facts". or "Get the REAL Facts". :)
|LinuxWorld NewsDesk 07/16/05 04:18:02 PM EDT
Who Should Be Behind a Linux "Get the Facts" Campaign
|Greg Wallace 06/25/05 12:10:04 PM EDT
Who Should Be Behind a Linux "Get the Facts" Campaign. If you do business around Microsoft products, it's obvious where you go for answers on the benefits of their products - Microsoft. However, if you're looking for this kind of information about Linux, where do you go? IBM, Red Hat, Novell, Sun, or all of the above? I believe there's a need for a collective resource for the Linux business case.
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