Monthly Archives: January 2009
Official Response: Rasool Snyman (2009/01/13)
The following is the official response to the comment made by Rasool Snyman on the post “Hot Topic: Gaza/Israel – Published the 10th of January 2009″. The original article can be viewed at the following URL’s: http://sweetbru.com/2009/01/hot-topic-gaza-israel-noel-harrison/ http://www.noelharrison.net/archives/93 Hello Rasool, … Continue reading
Official Response: Rasool Snyman
The following is the official response to the Hot Topic: Gaza / Israel comment by Rasool Snyman, which aired on both noelharrison.net and sweetbru.com on the 10th of January 2009; Direct URL Links: http://sweetbru.com/2009/01/hot-topic-gaza-israel-noel-harrison/ http://www.noelharrison.net/archives/93 Rassool – Thanks for your … Continue reading
Hot Topic: Gaza/Israel
Before we go into the actual discussion of this particular unrest, I feel that it is important to get a fuller understanding of the situation that had been developing in Israel and Gaza before Israel began firing rockets and attacking … Continue reading
Book Review: Business the Richard Branson Way
The book – Business the Richard Branson Way (by Des Dearlove – ISBN: 978-1-841-12764-4) is a short, but never the less a great read. Its tag line is “10 secrets of the world’s greatest brand builder”. Richard Branson is supposedly … Continue reading
Has Israel gone to far? – by Gary Bauer
I was emailed this wonderful opinion of the war / attacks going between Hamas and Israel. I am not all that clued up on the topic, but I understand a basic jist of what is going on, and by what … Continue reading
Letter from Steve Jobs to the Apple Community
Dear Apple Community, For the first time in a decade, I’m getting to spend the holiday season with my family, rather than intensely preparing for a Macworld keynote. Unfortunately, my decision to have Phil deliver the Macworld keynote set off … Continue reading
Book Review: How Toyota Became #1
The book – How Toyota became #1 (by David Magee; ISBN: 978-1-59184-179-1) in my opinion is a great book for students and business leaders and anyone else who is interested in Toyota’s amazing results over the last 70+ years (UPDATE: … Continue reading