Articles by Fuat Kircaali

Obama May Win by a Landslide: Thomas M. DeFrank

Tue, 26 Aug 2008 17:00:00 EDT

Also in the book, DeFrank writes about Ford's opinion of Bill Clinton's addiction to women. Ford says about Clinton: 'He's sick - he's got an addiction. He needs treatment. He's sick. You know there is treatment for this kind of addiction. A lot of men have gone through the treatment with a lot of success. But he won't do it, because he is in denial.' DeFrank saved his thoughts on the upcoming election in a separate speech, which he gavae the next day. 'If Obama wins, he will win by a landslide margin. If McCain wins, it will be a very small margin.' thinks DeFrank.

Oracle Buys BEA - Success, Arrogance, Rise and Fall

Tue, 05 Feb 2008 18:30:00 EST

Last week we were copied in on an internal e-mail from a software company with a market cap in excess of five billion dollars. As I read through this long e-mail thread, which included references to our company, I couldn't help but reflect on the past. I forwarded this e-mail to their CEO and he acknowledged its receipt. History is repeating itself, I realized, and I wanted to share my thoughts with our readers and with the CEO of this software company.

Chartering Enables Yacht Owners to Upgrade Their Boats

Fri, 05 Jan 2007 11:00:00 EST

The principals of Trinity Yachts, John Dane, CEO, and Bill Smith, VP, sat down with YV&C publisher Fuat Kircaali to speak about the growth of the charter industry and how it affects them as yacht builders.

Welcome to the First Issue of Private Jet Charters & Travel

Fri, 23 Jul 2004 00:00:00 EDT

To accommodate this increasingly fast-paced world we live in, we are excited to introduce Private Jet Charters & Travel (www.JetChartersMagazine.com), a supplement to YV&C (www.YachtChartersMagazine.com). When we published our 'Air Charter' column in the premier issue of International Yacht Vacations & Charters, we could not predict how popular the 'private air travel' topic would be. We received feedback from many of our readers and requests for a wider coverage of the new 'jet card' phenomenon. Having worked closely with the leaders of this emerging industry, we are now pleased to present this exclusive magazine - a detailed look at private air travel.

Fly to Your Yacht Vacation on a Private Jet!

Thu, 22 Jul 2004 00:00:00 EDT

Welcome to the second issue of YV&C. With this issue, we are excited to introduce our Private Jet Charters & Travel supplement (www.JetChartersMagazine.com), which we hope you will find both interesting and informative. When we published our 'Air Charter' column in our premier issue, we could not predict how popular the private air travel topic would be. We received feedback from many of our readers and requests for a wider coverage of the new 'jet card' phenomenon.

Welcome to A New Yachting Lifestyle!

Wed, 14 Apr 2004 00:00:00 EDT

Welcome to the premier issue of International Yacht Vacations & Charters (YV&C) magazine (www.yachtchartersmagazine.com), the first and only lifestyle magazine dedicated to yacht vacations.

Summer of '99

Mon, 05 Apr 2004 00:00:00 EDT

The first time I read Mike Wilson's book, The Difference Between God and Larry Ellison: *God Doesn't Think He's Larry Ellison, during the summer of 1999, technology IPOs and dot.coms were at their peak, not to mention Greenspan's irrational exuberance.

Welcome to JDJ, Again...

Thu, 08 Jan 2004 00:00:00 EST

With this January issue, JDJ is entering its ninth successful year of publication, and we have achieved this success by serving the most influential readers - like yourself - around the globe.

Java Developer's Journal Circulation Reaches New Record High

Wed, 01 Dec 1999 00:00:00 EST

We have exciting news for you. The qualified circulation of Java Developer's Journal print edition reached a record high of 70,017 for the June issue, according to BPA International's June 1999 initial audit report. For the June issue JDJ printed and distributed over 104,000 copies, including 13,000 bonus copies distributed at JavaOne in San Francisco. Show copies were not included in JDJ's qualified circulation figures. Based on the most current data available through BPA International (June statements), JDJ's qualfied circulation now is higher than Java Report and Java Pro combined.

Big Money In Java

Wed, 01 Jul 1998 00:00:00 EDT

In this month's cover story we focus on how to earn big money with Java on three levels. JDJ's feature brings you practical tips for the Java programmer by both Ed Zebrowski, JDJ's product review editor, and Sean Rhody. We also have a somewhat technical discussion by Juergen Brendel covering the software engineering issues in startup companies. We conclude the cover story with a feature on the "Java Electronic Commerce Framework," which concerns Sun's JECF architecture for established businesses.