I blogged on Novell Cool Blogs about doing an interview at Novell Open Audio.
The email invitation looked a little like this:
From: openaudio openaudio To: openaudio openaudio; Martin Buckley; Michael Douglas Pearson; Ted Haeger Date: 14/Jun/06 Time: 14:00 - 15:00 Subject: ZENworks 7 SP1 Place: Podcast Studio, 8th floor behind the mens room Prep and Interview The Novell Open Audio Crew www.novell.com/openaudio
This was answered on a Novell Open Audio question:
So one other thing I was asked – what about ZENworks Success Stories.
Well – there is a Success Story database http://www.novell.com/success – and here is a huge list of public successes using ZENworks.
You probably want to copy and paste that url into your favourites.
WordPress 2.0.3 was released a short time ago – I upgraded with no problems.
Looks like there were some new issues introduced – meaning that WordPress 2.0.4 has been added to the roadmap.
I’m in Ottawa – watching England v Paraguay.
This is my second world cup outside the UK – during the last tournament we were in Utah doing our relocation visit. I distinctly remember sitting in a hotel room watching England play.
This morning I found the match on the TV in my hotel. I watched the first England goal with dispassionate Chinese commentary. That really didn’t help me. So I hunted around – and now I’ve found that match with real BBC commentary. Beautiful.
"An Inconvenient Truth" looks to be one of those films that changes your life.Nice to see Utah getting with it.When I checked a week or so ago - one showing across the whole state. Now I see five.
We'll be going on 16th June.
I’ve been travelling to Utah to work for about nine years now – first with Intel then with Novell; I’ve lived and worked in the state for nearly four years.
When I first visited one of my colleagues from the LANDesk team – a returned LDS missionary and LDS Bishop – told me that missionaries always wave if you sound your horn and wave when you drive past them.
That started a silly game. “Honking at Missionaries”. Don’t blame me. Blame a Bishop from Pleasant Grove, UT.
In the past nine years I’ve had fun honking at missionaries in Nottingham, London, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Manchester in the UK. Also in Auckland, New Zealand, Sydney and Melbourne, Australia – and in many places across the US.
Most fun is the high concentration in Utah itself. I always honk and wave; I’ve got a 100% hit rate on the return wave.
I’d be really interested to hear from any return-missionaries – is this part of the training at the MTC? Or are missionaries just ‘nice people’…
Disclaimer: I’m not LDS and this really was started by an LDS Bishop..
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