Comments for The World According to Nils http://nilsjeppe.com Thu, 19 Aug 2010 15:09:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Jeppe the Mineral by Herbert A. Peschel http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1522 Herbert A. Peschel Thu, 19 Aug 2010 15:09:45 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1522 Hello all together Last days I found a lot of documents on Moritz Dietrich in saxony state-library. 1838 he started education at "Royal-Saxony-Cadets-Academy" in Dresden, 6 years. Until 1849 he was Lieutenant, since 1853 I found him in rang first-lieutenant, and 1856 he was Captain and chief of the second compagnie in 10th. Infantry-Bataillon of the "Leib-Infantery-Brigade" staying in Dresden. His deputy was 1st. Lieutenant Freiherr von Lindemann. He is not born 1835 in Schliessburg Holstein as some told. I dont know in witch village, but he must born 1825 in saxony. And I am sure I found his father too, his name is Dr. Traugott Sigiesmund Dietrich, in 1856 he was senior-physician at "Königl. Kriegsschule - Cadetten and Artellerieschule" in Dresden, living in Ritter-Street No. 3. If someone will know somemore he must ask me. Regards, Herbert Hello all together

Last days I found a lot of documents on Moritz Dietrich in saxony state-library. 1838 he started education at “Royal-Saxony-Cadets-Academy” in Dresden, 6 years. Until 1849 he was Lieutenant, since 1853 I found him in rang first-lieutenant, and 1856 he was Captain and chief of the second compagnie in 10th. Infantry-Bataillon of the “Leib-Infantery-Brigade” staying in Dresden. His deputy was 1st. Lieutenant Freiherr von Lindemann.
He is not born 1835 in Schliessburg Holstein as some told. I dont know in witch village, but he must born 1825 in saxony. And I am sure I found his father too, his name is Dr. Traugott Sigiesmund Dietrich, in 1856 he was senior-physician at “Königl. Kriegsschule – Cadetten and Artellerieschule” in Dresden, living in Ritter-Street No. 3.
If someone will know somemore he must ask me.
Regards, Herbert

]]> Comment on Jeppe the Mineral by Nils http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1494 Nils Wed, 18 Aug 2010 23:21:15 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1494 Sure? It still seems that we are missing a paper trail. Sure? It still seems that we are missing a paper trail.

]]> Comment on Jeppe the Mineral by Herbert A. Peschel http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1484 Herbert A. Peschel Wed, 18 Aug 2010 13:46:53 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1484 Hello all together I think I have solved the secret around Moritz Dietrich! Our owner of this side, Nils, is also member of your big family. We have researched together and now I am persuaded, he belongs to the branch of the descendants of Johann Bernhard Otto Jeppe (Schwerin), the brother your ancestor Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Jeppe (Rostock). Best regards, Herbert Hello all together
I think I have solved the secret around Moritz Dietrich!

Our owner of this side, Nils, is also member of your big family. We have researched together and now I am persuaded, he belongs to the branch of the descendants of Johann Bernhard Otto Jeppe (Schwerin), the brother your ancestor Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Jeppe (Rostock).

Best regards, Herbert

]]> Comment on The Jeppe High Schools by ELVIRA http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/05/27/the-jeppe-high-schools/#comment-1077 ELVIRA Sat, 07 Aug 2010 22:40:34 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/2004/05/27/the-jeppe-high-schools/#comment-1077 Sorry friends forgot to leave my contact: manuelabastos54@gmail.com Iwould love to hear from any of my old friends!! Sorry friends forgot to leave my contact:

manuelabastos54@gmail.com

Iwould love to hear from any of my old friends!!

]]> Comment on The Jeppe High Schools by ELVIRA http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/05/27/the-jeppe-high-schools/#comment-1076 ELVIRA Sat, 07 Aug 2010 22:33:17 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/2004/05/27/the-jeppe-high-schools/#comment-1076 hi!there. I just want to say i left jeppe girls in 1970.I have never forgoten those years i spent in jeppe Girls nor any of the friends i made there. Those were beautifull days,its been 40 years . But the memories keep rushing back . I live in Portugal now . But hope some of my old class room friends read this, and get in touch with me. Perhapes thy will remember me better by (NELA) . I AM PROUD TO SAY I WAS A JEPPE HIGH GIRL. !!... hi!there.
I just want to say i left jeppe girls in 1970.I have never forgoten those years i spent in jeppe Girls nor any of the friends i made there. Those were beautifull days,its been 40 years . But the memories keep rushing back . I live in Portugal
now . But hope some of my old class room friends read this, and get in touch with me. Perhapes thy will remember me better by (NELA) .

I AM PROUD TO SAY I WAS A JEPPE HIGH GIRL. !!…

]]> Comment on Jeppe the Mineral by Liz Boskamp-Dik http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1074 Liz Boskamp-Dik Sat, 07 Aug 2010 18:38:38 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1074 i just happen to have known a man who was a teacher at WA Universaty by his daughter Anne whome with i went to school. He was a nice man but not by his daughter's saying so :-( do want to get in touch with Anne again! bye for now Liz i just happen to have known a man who was a teacher at WA Universaty by his daughter Anne whome with i went to school. He was a nice man but not by his daughter’s saying so :-( do want to get in touch with Anne again!
bye for now

Liz

]]> Comment on Jeppe the Mineral by Liz Boskamp-Dik http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1073 Liz Boskamp-Dik Sat, 07 Aug 2010 18:33:11 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/2004/05/27/jeppe-the-mineral/#comment-1073 Dear Julius John, when I was a young girl I knew your granddad because I went to school with Anne, his daughter. Now I'm looking for her again. Would you be so kind to give me her emailadres if you can? Maybe your father or uncle remembers me, I lived with my uncle in Nedlands when I went to the Holliwood Highschool. I was homesick all the time. Hope you can get me to Anne. Thanks for trying, kind regards, Liz Dear Julius John,

when I was a young girl I knew your granddad because I went to school with Anne, his daughter. Now I’m looking for her again. Would you be so kind to give me her emailadres if you can? Maybe your father or uncle remembers me, I lived with my uncle in Nedlands when I went to the Holliwood Highschool. I was homesick all the time. Hope you can get me to Anne.

Thanks for trying,

kind regards,

Liz

]]> Comment on CD Cover Game by CD Cover Game #1: Silver Creek Township | Enderra http://nilsjeppe.com/2008/04/19/cd-cover-game/#comment-581 CD Cover Game #1: Silver Creek Township | Enderra Wed, 23 Jun 2010 23:01:07 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/?p=663#comment-581 [...] since I was told to “put both up”, here’s the first cover I made for the CD cover game, the one I originally posted to my personal blog: Silver Creek [...] [...] since I was told to “put both up”, here’s the first cover I made for the CD cover game, the one I originally posted to my personal blog: Silver Creek [...]

]]> Comment on CD Cover Game by CD Cover Game #2: Duke of Bourbon | Enderra http://nilsjeppe.com/2008/04/19/cd-cover-game/#comment-580 CD Cover Game #2: Duke of Bourbon | Enderra Wed, 23 Jun 2010 22:59:08 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/?p=663#comment-580 [...] ago I saw the CD cover game on Pedro’s blog. I had posted my first cover to my personal blog, but since I have moved all my arts and design stuff here, I figured I’d [...] [...] ago I saw the CD cover game on Pedro’s blog. I had posted my first cover to my personal blog, but since I have moved all my arts and design stuff here, I figured I’d [...]

]]> Comment on ITIL Nonsense by Mark http://nilsjeppe.com/2004/10/22/itil-nonsense/#comment-195 Mark Fri, 11 Jun 2010 12:25:29 +0000 http://nils.jeppe.de/?p=16#comment-195 I've just done the ITIL v3 foundation course (and passed). It's a nice idea but it's designed to make an IT department perfect for outsourcing, and if you implement it as an internal IT department, in a small business, it makes you too inflexible and costly which is exactly what the big boys want. As an example, Company A implements ITIL and suddenly all their costs (which have been a bit distributed) become very centralised and visible to finance, including how much each service desk ticket costs. The FD of Company A (not realising what value the in house teams bring to the business because he's just looking at the raw cost) thinks it's expensive and gets the phone call from the large contractors (you know who I mean) and makes the financial decision to oursource you because said nice large contracting organisation makes him an offer he can't refuse and will make the shareholders happy. Cue 2 years down the line when charges have spiralled and company A is spending lots more money to get original staff back in cap in hand because the nice contracting company has it's foot in the door and is turning the thumbscrews 'because it can' plus elevating the costs of existing projects. (I've seen the above done many times) ITIL's the opposite of lean when you come to think of it. However, there is also the problem that there are multiple ways to interpret how it's written - the individual roles don't need individual people, for example. Multiple roles can be performed by the same person, but in some cases that can make people a little schizophrenic! What struck me is that having worked for some of the big boys in the UK (NHS, Government, Contractors) and knowing how inflexible they can be, it didn't surprise me when I saw who wrote it (and who they work for) as it just seems to be one big exercise in corporate arrogance and making people ready for outsourcing easily. In the real world (i.e. the Non-ITIL world) ITIL doesn't work because there's way too many holes in it to make it practical. Just look at how much has changed between ITILv2 and ITILv3 to see what I mean. If they can't keep a consistent standard between revisions, what's the hope for the rest of us implementing it? ITIL v4 may be totally different again. Then what? I’ve just done the ITIL v3 foundation course (and passed).

It’s a nice idea but it’s designed to make an IT department perfect for outsourcing, and if you implement it as an internal IT department, in a small business, it makes you too inflexible and costly which is exactly what the big boys want.

As an example, Company A implements ITIL and suddenly all their costs (which have been a bit distributed) become very centralised and visible to finance, including how much each service desk ticket costs.
The FD of Company A (not realising what value the in house teams bring to the business because he’s just looking at the raw cost) thinks it’s expensive and gets the phone call from the large contractors (you know who I mean) and makes the financial decision to oursource you because said nice large contracting organisation makes him an offer he can’t refuse and will make the shareholders happy. Cue 2 years down the line when charges have spiralled and company A is spending lots more money to get original staff back in cap in hand because the nice contracting company has it’s foot in the door and is turning the thumbscrews ‘because it can’ plus elevating the costs of existing projects. (I’ve seen the above done many times)

ITIL’s the opposite of lean when you come to think of it. However, there is also the problem that there are multiple ways to interpret how it’s written – the individual roles don’t need individual people, for example. Multiple roles can be performed by the same person, but in some cases that can make people a little schizophrenic!

What struck me is that having worked for some of the big boys in the UK (NHS, Government, Contractors) and knowing how inflexible they can be, it didn’t surprise me when I saw who wrote it (and who they work for) as it just seems to be one big exercise in corporate arrogance and making people ready for outsourcing easily.

In the real world (i.e. the Non-ITIL world) ITIL doesn’t work because there’s way too many holes in it to make it practical. Just look at how much has changed between ITILv2 and ITILv3 to see what I mean. If they can’t keep a consistent standard between revisions, what’s the hope for the rest of us implementing it?

ITIL v4 may be totally different again. Then what?

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