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Closing the Chasm
In most big bookstores, the books you see first don't last. They're out on the front tables for you to sample. If they sell well, there's no guarantee they'll stay on the shelves for months, much less years. Even the biggest bookstores don't have enough room to store a fraction of the new books that wash in and out, like foam on a tide.
Those that stay are part of the culture. You expect to find them at a bookstore because their appeal endures. With fiction, the appeal may last years, decades or centuries. Nonfiction books, however, bear the burden of relevance. Among the nonfiction categories, business books don't age as rapidly as sports and travel titles, unless they're about technology. Books about technology trends and companies tend to age as well as last week's meat.
When I look at my bookshelves, I wince at titles like The Big Tech Score and Managing Inter@ctivity. It's not that any of these books contain bad information; they simply speak of a time that is going or gone.
One exception is the work of Geoffrey A. Moore. Although his books are packed with examples from companies whose names are no longer in use, his insights about technology adoption remain relevant, especially (and ironically) for Linux. In fact, I think Moore's technology adoption model is a handy way to make sense of Linux's quietly growing success inside large enterprises. It also will be useful when it is time to grok Linux's inevitable success on desktops as well.
Moore's model is an old one: the adoption curve, which dates back to Everett M. Rogers' Diffusion of Innovations, first published in 1962 and still going strong, broken into pieces (Figure 1).
His main focus is the chasm between early adopters and the early majority. In Crossing the Chasm (1991) and Inside the Tornado (1995), Moore described the width of the chasm in terms of cultural opposites. According to Moore, the techie innovators and visionary early adopters on the left side of the chasm are radically different from the pragmatic early majority (Table 1).
Table 1. Cultural Opposites [from Inside the Tornado, page 18]
What appeals to both groups is also radically different. Techies and visionaries care about product qualities such as speed, design, ease of use, price, novel features and functions, impressive demos and trade-press coverage. Pragmatists care about reliable solutions, third-party support, de facto standards, cost of ownership, quality of support and success of colleagues.
Notice something funny? Did Linux skip a generation here? As a product, isn't Linux almost profoundly pragmatic? And, isn't it strange that what made Linux's visionaries excited was a roster of mostly pragmatic values?
The graph in Figure 1 isn't Moore's; it's Don Norman's version of Moore's curve. Dr Norman (www.jnd.org), a scientist whose dozens of books include such classics as The Design of Everyday Things, The Invisible Computer and Things That Make Us Smart, is a fan of Moore and his books. About Crossing the Chasm he says (www.jnd.org/dn.mss/life_cycle_of_techno.html):
The classic marketing book for high-technology companies, widely read and discussed, but almost never followed. Why is it so difficult for a high-technology company to understand that late adopters of a technology are very, very different from the technology enthusiasts who made the company successful? Because the whole culture of the company is based on its wildly successful teenage years, and high-tech companies hate to grow up. Immaturity is embedded in the culture. Technology is easy to change. Culture is hard.
But the culture Moore and Norman talk about is on the supply side—it's the culture of companies who make their living selling technology. It's different with Linux. "Linux company" has always had an oxymoronic quality. Lately I've begun to think there never has been such a thing as a "Linux company". Linux is too deep, too infrastructural, too free. Yes, you can productize and brand it, just as Pepsi productizes filtered water and sells it as Aquafina. But, like air and water, Linux is too elemental to be a product in itself. Here's how Don Norman puts the distinction:
There is a big difference between infrastructure products, which I call non-substitutable goods, and traditional products, substitutable goods. With traditional goods, a company can survive with a stable, but non-dominant market share. Coke and Pepsi both survive. Cereals and soaps have multiple brands. With infrastructure goods, there can be just one. MS-DOS won over the Macintosh OS, and that was that. MS-DOS transitioned to Windows, and the dominance continued. VHS tape triumphed over Beta. Most infrastructures are dictated by the government, which assures agreement to a single standard. When there is no standard, as in AM stereo or digital cellular options in the US, there is chaos.
When Don Norman wrote that paragraph, DOS/Windows was de facto infrastructure. What's happened since then is what many in our community have expected for a very long time: free forms of UNIX eventually will find adoption as universal infrastructure. Sure enough, today most web servers run on Linux or BSD. Sony, Matsushita, Philips and a pile of other consumer electronics giants are codeveloping a free and open embedded Linux distro for their own future product generations. DOS/Windows, which quietly used to serve as the OS for countless cash registers and point-of-sale (POS) terminals, is being replaced rapidly by new models that run on Linux.
In Inside the Tornado, Geoffrey Moore subdivides early adoption into two stages: The Bowling Alley and The Tornado. The Bowling Alley is "a period of niche-based adoption in advance of the general marketplace, driven by compelling customer needs and the willingness of vendors to craft niche-specific whole products." The Tornado is "a period of mass-market adoption, when the general marketplace switches over to the new infrastructure paradigm." These are followed by Main Street, "a period of after-market development when the base infrastructure has been deployed and the goal now is to flesh out its potential."
For web servers, database servers, rendering farms, point-of-sale systems and a variety of other niche categories, Linux has been bowling strikes for several years now. Now we're moving inside the tornado, big time.
But it's a stealth tornado, because few companies on the supply side (IBM is a huge exception) even bother to make a big thing about it. The real leadership is happening on the demand side, among the pragmatists.
Here's Linux. It's lying around looking useful. A lot of technologists know their way around or can learn it easily. It's free. There's no vendor lock-in. There are no royalties or other fees to pay. It's extremely useful as building material. There are lots of tools you can use to build with it, and most of those are free too. The only problem is PR; it still looks like it's a Visionary Thing.
But that image fits a pattern too. This one is described by Clayton Cristensen in another classic, The Innovator's Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail (Harvard Business School Press, 1997). Cristensen says Great Firms are innovative by nature (witness Microsoft's defensive talk about their right to innovate), but their innovations are incremental. They improve the proven in gradual steps; they don't tip over their cash cows—and for very good reasons.
One is dependence on customers and investors as sole resources. Cristensen says:
While managers think they control the flow of resources in their firms, in the end it is customers and investors who dictate how money will be spent because companies with investment patterns that don't satisfy their customers don't survive. The highest-performing companies in fact are those that are best at killing ideas that their customers don't want. As a result, these companies find it very difficult to invest adequate resources in disruptive technologies—lower-margin opportunities that their customers don't want—until their customers want them. And by then it's too late.
Other reasons for avoiding disruptive technologies are "small markets don't solve the growth needs of large companies" and "markets that don't exist can't be analysed". On that last point, Cristensen says:
Because the vast majority of innovations are sustaining in character, most executives have learned to manage innovation in a sustaining context, where analysis and planning were feasible. In dealing with disruptive technologies leading to new markets, however, market researchers and business planners have consistently dismal records. In fact, based upon evidence from the disk drive, motorcycle, and microprocessor industries, the only thing we may know for sure when we read experts' forecasts about how large emerging markets will become is that they are wrong.
Linux is even more disruptive than any of Cristensen's examples, because its primary movement isn't from companies to customers—it's from hackers to customers. The creators of free tools, components and applications make the products of their labors available to anyone. In this respect, Linux resembles such natural building materials as rocks, wood, iron and concrete. The difference is that Linux occurs in human nature.
So companies don't "adopt" Linux so much as they mine and harvest it. Only, because it's digital stuff, there's no scarcity. That makes it infinitely less expensive than cheap lumber, rock, minerals and petroleum. All of which make Linux that much easier to adopt and that much more disruptive.
The remaining challenge, then, is cultural. There the chasm remains intact. On one side we have a bunch of techies who care deeply about the principles that brought Linux into the world and that made it so useful to so many at so little cost. They get worked up over ethical issues and about licenses like the GPL, which respects the nature of Linux and its development while hardly caring at all about its commercial potential. On the other side we have a bunch of techies who care deeply about solving problems and making things work, who hardly care at all about the political and moral issues that get the first side so worked up.
In fact, the two sides aren't opposed. They're just different constituencies with different priorities. The market logic is and, not or. We'll know we've bridged that chasm when we stop making a big deal about it. At that point we'll all be on Main Street.
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Silverlight isn't supported in Linux, but as an avid Ubuntu fan, I can tell you that Flash does not work well in Linux either. A host of open-source alternatives, like Gnash, have mostly solved that issue. Former Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen's fears of Microsoft favoring Windows seem incredibly unfounded.
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Chartres: A short train ride from Paris
Chartres is ideal as a day trip from Paris. The French capital offers excellent possibilities for day trips, but the city's charm in particular unlocks everything I have always loved about taking day trips while traveling. Take your Eurail Pass but leave your luggage at the hotel, because the one-hour train trip leaves you all the time you need to discover the city in full and return to Paris on the same evening.
How to get to Chartres by train
I took the train to Chartres at Gare Montparnasse, the epicenter for trains heading southwest. Seated by the window in my first-class car, I watched the scenery change from the ornate white architecture of Parisian buildings to endless fields of green grass.
Things to do
Chartres is best known for its cathedral. It's one of the largest gothic cathedrals in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cathedral is a short walk from the train station – after about a two-minute stroll, you'll see it rising to your left.
The cathedral, imposing on sight, is equally impressive from the moment you walk in. The aisles are enormous; the sculptures are beautiful. The stained glass windows are incredible – most of them have been preserved beautifully since the 13th century. Few places in the world have stained glass older than this.
After my cathedral visit, I set out to explore the town. Chartres is a city of endless charm. My walk took me past half-timbered houses, over canals and along narrow hillside streets with lamps suspended on cords and fresh flowers blooming all over the place. The cathedral may have brought me to Chartres, but it was the town that won my heart. This was a wonderful way to see country life in France.
A few hours in Chartres is all you need to visit the cathedral and town, take a lengthy walk, have lunch, and do a bit of shopping at the cool boutiques around town.
Most of the trains from Paris Gare Montparnasse go directly to Chartres and take approximately one hour. Other trains require a change in Maintenon and take closer to two hours. Take the direct train if possible. You don't need to make a reservation, so just hop on.


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We are gearing up for a busy Q1 of various video, animation and voice projects for our clients. To manage our workflow, we have built a voice over database so our clients may be able to select from a group of professional, dependable voice artists. This current request is so we may have a larger group from which to hire for our upcoming scheduled projects for Q1 of 2014, (and others in the future of course as well). Sometimes our clients request full castings, at which point we reach out to those in our database as well as to the communities we're a part of. Oftentimes though, they don't have the time for a full casting, and simply want to choose among the folks we already know are great. For this reason, we will also be choosing the best and brightest top 50 male and top 50 female voice talents to be featured live on our site.
We only work with professional voice talent with their own studios, professional equipment and closed professional headphones with which to properly QA their work. The talent should be full-time voice artists, have exceptional communication skills, a pleasant demeanor and willingness to ensure our clients are thoroughly delighted with their experience, (as that is our mission here at Sync, and we take it very much to heart). Also, all voice files must also be mastered properly, ensuring all breaths, pops, clicks and other mouth sounds, room echo, harsh "S's" and "P's", etc. are not cutting through like knives to butter or popping like fireworks. Seasoned voice talent, who are fully aware of the reasons and solutions for each and every necessary aspect above, and are able to provide pure, clean and pristine, broadcast quality audio, should apply.
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1903 Birth Born on February 16, 1903.
1937 34 Years Old At the height of their popularity in 1937, Bergen was presented an Honorary Oscar (in the form of a wooden Oscar statuette) for his creation of Charlie McCarthy. … Read More
1938 35 Years Old Bergen and McCarthy are sometimes credited with "saving the world" because, on the night of October 30, 1938, when Orson Welles performed his War of the Worlds radio play hoax that panicked many listeners, most of the American public had instead tuned to Bergen and McCarthy on another station and never heard Welles' play. … Read More
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In December 1948, Edgar announced he was temporarily "retiring" from radio, admitting that Stop the Music was too popular to compete with.
1949 46 Years Old In October 1949, Bergen went to CBS, with a new weekly program, The Charlie McCarthy Show, sponsored by Coca-Cola. … Read More
1950 47 Years Old Although his regular series never made the transition to television, Bergen made numerous appearances on the medium during his career. In a filmed Thanksgiving special, billed as his TV debut, sponsored by Coca-Cola on CBS in 1950, the new character Podine Puffington was introduced. … Read More
1954 51 Years Old On 26 December 1954, Bergen appeared on What's My Line as a mystery guest.
1956 53 Years Old Bergen also hosted the television game show Do You Trust Your Wife? in 1956–57, later succeeded, in a daytime edition, by Johnny Carson.
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1960 57 Years Old He guest-starred as Charlie in the 1960 episode "Moment of Fear" of CBS's The DuPont Show with June Allyson.
1961 58 Years Old They also became the parents of film and television editor Kris Bergen, born on October 12, 1961. … Read More
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IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is one of the most widely used procedures which is also known as 'Test Tube Baby'. It is a procedure, wherein the eggs from the woman and the sperms from the male are fertilized outside the body and then placed back inside the woman under favourable conditions. This procedure involves the following steps about IVF Center in Delhi.
IVF is a treatment which is employed by the doctor when a couple has been trying to conceive for over a year unsuccessfully. It is a condition which is selected by the doctor in the following conditions : -
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In this procedure, the screening tests are carried out for both the woman and the male partner to evaluate the presence of any medical condition and cause of being unable to conceive. Both the partners are initiated with the required initial therapy to program the treatment cycle and avoid any possible delays.
The mental condition of couples undergoing an IVF cycle can be full of stress at times and the doctor decides on the counseling of the couple to enable them to cope up positively with the procedure and influence the outcome favourably.
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Suitable drugs are employed by the doctor to produce several eggs inside the woman to stimulate her ovaries. This process is known as 'Ovarian HyperStimulation'. Depending upon the specific condition of the patient the drugs used are decided upon by the treating doctor. These drugs are very specialized and are usually quite expensive. The cost of treatment of the patient depends to a large extent on these drugs being used. The doctor will use the best possible options and protocols suitable for you.
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On the suggested day of the woman is admitted and the eggs are retrieved from her ovaries under ultrasound guidance through a fine needle which is passed through the vagina to the ovaries. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia but can be also done under sedation depending upon the patient's condition. The patient is able to go home after the procedure and is advised to come back after another 2 – 3 days.
Semen Collection
The semen is also collected from the male partner on the same day by masturbation. The semen collection can be done before or after the egg collection. It is advisable not to ejaculate at least 2 days before semen collection.
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The eggs collected are now fertilized with sperms by regular IVF or ICSI by the suitable embryological procedure and kept in an incubator under simulated conditions to grow before being implanted inside the female
Embryo Transfer
Embryo Transfer (ET) is done two , three or five days after egg collection. Here the fertilized embryos are placed by the IVF specialist back into the uterus using a very fine tube. This procedure is very simple and takes a few minutes. The patient can go back home or to work after some time and all normal activities are permitted. However heavy work or lifting loads etc are not permitted. Our counsellor can help you to make this period after ET as stress free as possible.
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Is Google toast? On the heels of the company's record earnings, you may wonder what would prompt such a question. But indeed, Google's days of dominance may be numbered.
In 1998, Google's founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, bet that by adding the online community's opinions of a website to the results ranking algorithm, indicated by the quantity and quality of links to the site, Google could give users more relevant search results. And they were right! By June 2000, Google was the unquestioned king of quality search. Over the next decade, Google continued to capture share and now controls 65 percent of the search market. Google figured out that adding the wisdom of the community would make its search results the best and enable them to build a dominant position.
In February 2004, Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook from his dorm room at Harvard, heading into direct competition with social media players Friendster and MySpace. Four years later, Facebook became the social media leader by building a better tool for social interaction and keeping it "cool" through exclusivity and a non-intrusive ad model. Today, Facebook remains the undisputed social media champion comprised of over 500 million global users that spend significantly more time on their Facebook accounts than users do on Google. Facebook has organized the collective "wisdom "of the Web into like-minded micro communities of friends.
And here is where things get a little scary for Google.
Earlier this year, the online analytics firm Compete reported that Facebook had passed Google to become the top source of traffic to major portals like Yahoo and MSN and is among the leading traffic source to other types of sites. This was big news in search space. However, it was taken with a grain of salt by those who believed the findings were discounting quality in favor of quantity. That was before Facebook introduced its search game changer.
Facebook's Open Graph and "Like" feature allow users to recommend or "Like" content on the Web and share that content with their friends through Facebook. This turns Facebook's 500 million users into authoritative reviewers constantly recommending content, products, and services to their micro community of friends. Google's winning innovation was to add the wisdom of the Web community to organic search rankings. Facebook's Open Graph and "Like" button take this concept to the next level, adding the influence of recommendations from your friends to the general wisdom of the larger Web community. The logic here is simple. The majority of people would rather take a friend's advice than recommendations from Web users they may or may not have anything in common with.
Google's dominance in search grew from creating a better product. But on October 14, 2010, Microsoft and Facebook announced a partnership to bring "Like" data and profile search to Bing. The joint venture is a major hit to Google's invincibility. Facebook's 500 million global users spend, on average, 23 hours per month on the social site and its network is one of the fastest growing on the Internet, doubling in the last year. Community makes search stronger. The tightly knit Facebook community trumps Google's broad-based Web authority model. And search behavior has begun to change. Visitors are using Facebook to search for content, products, and services, as evidenced by the social network's amount of referral traffic. This all makes Facebook's progressive search model and its affiliation with Bing a very potent search competitor.
Recognizing the dent Facebook has made in its armor, Google is preparing a counter offensive, launching its own social site – Google Me. But after the false starts of Google Wave, Orkut, and Google Buzz, it's not clear what Google Me will do differently to compete in the social arena. Betting that users will ask their online friends to join a brand new community, one that will genuinely rival Facebook, seems like a longer shot than Powerball. Google could partner with or acquire Twitter, but it is unclear whether tweets can add the same level of social insight as the Open Graph and "Like" button.
Facebook will continue to grow as a highly-targeted, cost-efficient alternative to Google. Perhaps the term "Google killer" is a tad strong, but it's clear that if current trends continue, Google will have to tighten its championship belt, spend less time in its famous free lunch line, and get ready for a battle of equals. The rest of us can look forward to the ensuing drama and likely innovation this battle will necessitate. Charge!
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Discover the many contributions and sacrifices of Native Americans during World War II. After gaining background information through a detailed PowerPoint presentation and guided notes, your young historians will participate in a jigsaw...
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20th-Century Warfare: Unique Contributions of American Indians
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Elizabethtown Area High School will induct four former student-athletes into its Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, Oct. 7 at a special ceremony held at Elizabethtown College. To be enshrined that day will be Glenn Ebersole (Class of 1965), Melissa Hukill (Class of 1985), Terry Parks (Class of 1971), and Jared Sernoffsky (Class of 2006).
In a scene that played out all across the district's four primary elementary schools, today the 218 members of the incoming kindergarten class (Class of 2029) were greeted by the smiling faces of school administration, specialists and kindergarten teachers as they arrived for their first day of school.
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