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We base our work on a flexible network of consultants with various expertise needed, based in various countries. In this way we can put together the best team to fulfill the needs of the project. Through strong project management we ensure high quality, on-time and on budget fulfillment. Scouting for new developments in ICT in Japan and initiation of first German-Japanese contacts for research and development in telecommunication. SAP/Holger Manske and Partner. Functional and Interface design for the glo...

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The Techno-geek Diaries: July 2006

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. Under Fire, part 26. All quiet on the northern front:. The temporary cease-fire went into effect this morning at 2:00. So far, things are quiet, but I'm not holding my breath. Lies, d*&m lies, and photo journalism:. The building in Qana that was hit is real, but many of the photo "stories" are staged. The whole situation is horrific, but to use bodies of children to stage a photo op. Lets you boss him (her? Means that the ...

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The Techno-geek Diaries: February 2007

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. Free Abdel Kareem Nabil. Egyptian blogger Abdel Kareem Nabil. Who blogged under the name Kareem Amer, was sentenced to four years in prison for "insulting Islam" and criticizing President Hosni. Claimed in his blog that Al Azhar. University, where he was formerly a student, supressed. To prison. Nabil. Is just one of many Egyptian bloggers. If you haven't already seen Nora, the piano-playing cat. Not even Bush can ignore g...

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The Techno-geek Diaries: January 2007

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. This time it's Eilat:. After almost nine months without a suicide bombing, a terrorist slips through and blows himself up in Eilat. Eilat, a resort area at the tip of Israel, is known for diving, hotels, beaches, and night life. It doesn't usually get targeted for terror attacks. The attack reminds us that nothing has changed:. Our soldiers are still held captive. Hamas is still heavily armed and still in southern Lebanon.

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The Techno-geek Diaries: August 2006

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. The Lull, part 1. Welcome to my temporary quiet:. I've changed to a new thread on this blog to better reflect the uncanny sense of fragility in our daily lives, as if things could start up again at any minute. We talk about the quiet as temporary something to grab and enjoy while it lasts. Propaganda spin of the week:. HonestReporting, a media watch-dog organization, once again exposes the ugly side of the Red Cross. Remem...

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The Techno-geek Diaries: December 2006

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. What's that cold white stuff? Yup, snow. Not in Karmiel, but lots of snow in Jerusalem, S'fat, and all other high elevations. There was a dusting a white on the hills around Karmiel, and the temps have stayed unusually cold for the past few days. Kids in various communities got a late start to their school days as the snow piled up. Check it out. As Olmert meets with Abu Mazen. On a personal note:. Posted by Leah @ 19:30.

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The Techno-geek Diaries: November 2006

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. That is too &$%#* cold! My sister in Bellingham, Washington, reports temps hit 12 F the other day (that's -11 C). She provides some visual aids:. My sister in Long Island, New York, is my intrepid guide through Manhattan. The night before Thanksgiving (aka. We go to see the giant balloons getting prepped for the Macy's parade. Now does the sign make sense? Posted by Leah @ 19:34. Links to this post. The situtation has beco...

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The Techno-geek Diaries: April 2007

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. Tonight is the start of Israel's independence day, and what better time than to move homes? Not my real home, but my virtual home. I've moved the blog to WordPress. So follow the link and update your Favorites. Posted by Leah @ 19:58. Links to this post. Zurich, part 4. Warm, is it? Courtyard view from hotel window. More things that make me go "Huh? But back to our. Looking down on the park. Gill on alpaca bench. I wake up...

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The Techno-geek Diaries: March 2007

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Frequent ramblings of a geeky technical writing consultant in the north of Israel. It's that time again, with the annual Pesach cleaning slog that has us turning our houses upside down and inside out. In two days, we get through almost everything, though I've decided that a few office storage areas will have to wait. The chance of any. Oh, never mind:. Back to more cleaning. Posted by Leah @ 15:29. Links to this post. It's a day of weirdness:. He asks the dog sternly, "do you have a ticket? Small Dog loo...