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Time for separation?

Rogel @ September 3, 2006 # One Comment

Can two walk together except they be agreed
(Amos 3,3)

I’m reading now Ryan Sager’s new book,The elephant in the room , with great joy. In the book Sager review and analyze the historical roots of the conservative movement and the forming rift between its two factions.

After winning the majority in both houses and two […]

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The conception and its collapse

Rogel @ May 8, 2006 # 2 Comments

Recently I started to read a new book about the “Yom-Kipur” war, or the October 73 war in its other name.  The book, "The Yom Kipur War – Moment of Truth ", is not translated to English yet, but I suspect it is not long until it will. Since this war is a […]

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Hackoff.com

Rogel @ March 18, 2006 # No Comment Yet

hackoff.com by Tom Evslin renewed the great tradition of serial stories. But unlike Charles Dickens stories, Hackoff.com was publish first on a blog platform.  I got hooked to the story pretty much from the beginning and every day at 8:00 am I checked, in my RSS reader, the new episode.  
I have […]

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The Other War

Rogel @ February 26, 2006 # No Comment Yet

The Claremont Institute published a very interesting review on Stephanie Gutmann’s book: “The Other War: Israelis, Palestinians and the Struggle for Media Supremacy”.Gutmman’s Analyses mark 3 main reasons for Israel disadvantage in the Media war: Israel’s free society and freedom of speech, the lack of freedom in the Arab world and media convention itself. These […]

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Few Words on “Rapid Development”

Rogel @ January 1, 2006 # 2 Comments

Steve McConnell’s book “Rapid Development ” was, and still is, a must read book to anyone who manage software development.
Dealing with software development and with software project management this book is one of the best guides I ever had (together with PMBok ). Yesterday I discovered Steve’s web site with references to […]

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