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Some things are more important than ITIL

Blog entry submitted by skeptic on Tue, 2007-02-06 07:59. [nid:98]
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If it seems the IT Skeptic has been a bit quiet in January this is why:



For all you LOTR fans, the small river running across the back (at the edge of the field - it's there, trust me) flows a few hundred metres down to Rivendell. You can see just how overcrowded this campground gets: this is peak summer school holidays.

It is 40 minutes from my house (10 minutes from the nearest city) and so I was able to pop back home regularly and keep the blog going (and have a shower).

I'm back now and ready to bring you some cracking good topics. In the works:
- consultants and the ethics of disclosure around ITIL V 3
- there is nothing competitive about being an ITIL shop
- the ITIL Club
- IT professionalism: maybe one day soon

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oh, oh, oh,

Submitted by avallesalas on Fri, 2007-02-09 22:29.

Today there is a new meaning for the word *envy*

I amar prestar aen.
Han mathon ne nen.
Han mathon ne chae.
A han noston ned wilith.

Good night, Skeptik!

Pretty good eh?

Submitted by skeptic on Sat, 2007-02-10 06:10.

Antonio, I guess the language of the poem is Middle Earth Elvish?

To rub it in, that was the campground, this is Rivendell

One more Rivendell

Submitted by skeptic on Sat, 2007-02-10 08:53.

This is supposed to be the site of Elrond's house or somesuch.

(No it's not me, it is a visiting professor and friend from down on the bayou)

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