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Dr. Ghazi Al Gusaibi(1940 - 2010)

The Tipping Point

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blessed month of Ramadan .. Eid Al-Fitr .. and now, back to school .. colleges .. and work, now we can say that things are more or less «back to normal» .. We were encouraged by the positive response that we had on the first issue of this magazine, this will only urge us to work harder to deliver a book review magazine which would let you on the latest .. and the best to read. This issue, as the previous one,portrays books on different topics, but there was a focus on books that shares experiences whether it is in business, communication, biography or more largely .. life, in the end, isnt that what real education is all about ? .. طيبة تحية

شهر .. باألحداث ميلء شهر بعد

.. واآلن .. السعيد الفطر عيد .. املبارك رمضان

العودة اىل املدارس .. اىل الجامعات .. واىل العمل .. ميكن

القول أننا عدنا لنمط الحياة الطبيعي..

لقد أسعدتنا آراؤكم حول العدد األول من املجلة ، وهذا ما سيدفعنا

.. كتب ما آخر تدلكم عىل أيديكم مجلة بني نضع أكرث حتى للعمل

مختلفة مجموعة يعرض - كسابقه - العدد هذا .. كذلك وأفضله

حول الكتب تكون أن ركزنا ولكن ، متعددة مواضيع يف الكتب من

املختلفة التجارب .. مشاركة العمل مجال يف كانت سواء ..

أو الحياة مبجملها ، أليس هذا االتصال .. السرية الذاتية ..

الحقيقي التعليم يف النهاية؟هو

To feel mostbeautifully alive means

to be reading something beautiful, ready

always to apprehendin the flow of

language the sudden

flash of poetry. ~ Gaston Bachelard

but toweigh and consider. Some books are

to be tasted, others to be swallowed,and some few to be chewed and digested:that is, some books are to beread only in parts, others tobe read, but not curiously, and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention.

~ Francis Bacon

Read not to

contradict and confute;

nor to believe and take for

granted; nor to find talk

and discourse;

A book is

good company.

It is full of

conversation

without loquacity.

It comes to your

longing with full

instruction, but

pursues you

never~ Henry Ward Beecher

Books are

menof higher stature;the only

men that speak aloud for future times to hear. ~ E.S. Barrett

A book must be an ice-axe to break the

seas frozen inside our soul.

~Franz Kafka

Reading

means borrowing.

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

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A truly great book should be

read in youth, again in maturity

and once more

in old age, as a

in a building

should be seen

by mornin light,

at noon and

by moonlight. ~ Robertson Davies

The

closest we will ever come to an orderly universe is a

good library.~ Ashleigh Brilliant

a GOOD book on your shelf is a FRIEND that turns its back on you and remains a

friend .

Always read something that will make you look good if you

die in the middle of it. ~P.J. O’Rourke

Feature : Dr. Ghazi Al Gusaibi ....... 9

Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff .......... 10

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The Tipping Point ........................ 17

The 5 People you meet in Heaven ..... 19

The World According to Clarkson ...... 20

The Art of Business ............................ 21

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كككك كككك

، ككك ككككك كك كككك كككككككك ككككك كككك

ككك كككككك ككككك كك ككككككك ككككك، ككككك كك ككك كككككك، ككككك كك كككك كك كك

ككككككك كككككككك ككككككك ككككك .كككك كككككك ككك كك كككك كككككككك ككككك ككك كككككك ككككك كككك ككك كككك ككك كك

، ككككك كككك كك ككككككك كك كككككككك كك كككككك ككككك ككككك كككك كك

ككككككككك كككككككك ككككككك. كككككك ككككككك كككككككككك كككككككك كككككككككككككككككك

كككككك كككككككك.

1940 -2010

تاريخ امليالد : 1359 هـ - 1940 م

مكان امليالد : األحساء – السعودية

الحالة االجتامعية : أب ألربعة سهيل وويارا وفهد

تعليمه ..

املناصب التي توالها ..

املؤلفات ..يف الشعر ...

• قىض القصيبي يف الهفوف سنوات عمره األوىل. انتقل بعدها إىل املنامة بالبحرين ليدرس فيها مراحل التعليم العام.

• بكالوريوس قانون - كلية الحقوق – جامعة القاهرة 1381 هـ - 1961 م

• ماجستري عالقات دولية – جامعة جنوب كاليفورونيا 1384 هـ - 1964م

• دكتوراه القانون الدويل – جامعة لندن 1390 هـ - 1970 م

• أستاذ مشارك يف كلية التجارة بجامعة امللك سعود يف الرياض 1385هـ

• عمل مستشار قانوين يف مكاتب استشارية ويف وزارة الدفاع والطريان ووزارة املالية ومعهد اإلدارة العامة

• عميد كلية التجارة بجامعة امللك سعود 1391هـ• مدير املؤسسة العامة للسكك الحديدية 1393 هـ.

• وزير الصناعة والكهرباء 1396 هـ.

• وزير الصحة 1402هـ

• سفري اململكة يف مملكة البحرين 1404 هـ.

• سفري اململكة يف اململكة املتحدة 1412هـ. • وزير املياه والكهرباء 1423هـ.

• وزير العمل 1425هـ

كتب و مؤلفات متنوعة ...

الروايات ... - العصفورية : رواية

- شقة الحرية :رواية )صورت مسلسل تلفزيوين(

- رجل جاء وذهب : رواية

- سلمى: رواية

- حكاية حب: رواية

- سبعة:رواية

- سعادة السفري: رواية سياسية

- العودة سائحاً إىل كاليفورونيا: رواية

- هام: حكاية الرجل واملراءة

-ورود عىل ضفائر

سناء : ديوان شعر.

-للشهداء : ديوان شعر.

-األشج: ديوان شعر.

-سلمى : ديوان شعر.

-قراءة يف وجه لندن:ديوان شعر.

-يا فدى ناظريك: ديوان شعر.

-واللون عن األوراد: ديوان شعر.

-سحيم : ملحمة شعرية.

-اإلملام بغزل الفقهاء األعالم: مختارات شعرية.

-بيت :مختارات شعرية -يف خيمة شاعر)2+1(:

مختارات من الشعر العريب.

- األسطورة : يتكلم عن أمرية ويلز ديانا.

- التنمية ) األسئلة الكربى(:مواضيع التنميةالسعودية.

- ثورة يف السنة النبوية: تعمق لدراسة السنة النبوية.

الخليج من أعالم سري ونرثاً: شعراً يتحدث الخليج -

العريب.

- أبو شالخ الربمايئ: إبحار يف عامل متنوع.

- دنسكو: عن ترشحه ملنظمة اليونسكو.

- حياة يف اإلدارة : سرية عملية.

عن مجمعة محارضات : الوطنية والهوية العوملة -

العوملة.

- أمريكا والسعودية، حملة إعالمية أم مواجهة سياسية:

عن الحملة االعالمية االمريكية ضد السعودية بعد 11

سبتمرب.

- اسرتاحة الخميس: اسرتاحات متنوعة وطريفة.

- صوت من الخليج: إلقاء الضوء عىل كتاب الخليج.

- مع ناجي ..ومعها: مختارات شعرية من شعر ابراهيم

ناجي.

محارضات أخرى: ومقاالت الثقايف الغزو -

وكتابات متنوعة عن الغزو الثقايف وغريه.

I was in my 2nd year study at Jordan University in 2002 when my room mate asked me to join her for a visit to her parents friends who have just moved to Amman. I still remember the appearance of the book shelves they had in their large living room and they way my eyes have fell down to Dr.Richard Carlson book! I was

attracted by the name. For curiosity only, I opened the book to read just the first page which at-

tracted me in away to ask the people who I only met to borrow the book! I could

not sleep that night because from the great positive power of that book that made me flipping over and

over the pages to finish the whole 400 pages in one night!

Now its 2010, and I still go through the same book pages, which I decided to buy,

between times. Simply, I can say: it keeps turn-ing all my negative feelings into positive ones in

an unknown way by keep telling me how to use ev-ery minute of my day, focus on the good things, think and behave simply and be me! I just feel its like a char-ger and I have to read it between times to empower and full fill my soul and thinking deep inside with the simplicity, love, share, care and happiness.

One of the reasons why you will like this book: its the author›s way of keep encouraging you to be your self so you will feel free and if you are like a bird fly-ing in the sky without any limitation or the rules of the society that restricts most of our behaviors which push us to exaggerate to make others satisfied most and it ends in making us feel sad, lonely, depressed, miserable and mad most of the times while the lovely moments and the spectacular scenes of this life are passing in front of us!

Author

Reviewd By

Richard Carlson

Diana Rayyan

الكاتب

قراءة

غازي القصيبي

عمر مالئكة

يف حالتي االستثنائية تجاه عشقي » لالدارة » عندما اريد ان أقرأ يف هذا العلم ابحث عن االجود و اختار االفضل ومن افضل

الكتب يف هذا املجال هو كتاب » حياة يف االدارة » للدكتور غازي القصيبي رحمه الله تعاىل

فعندما تقرأ سرية هذا الرجل املخرضم يف هذا الكتاب تُشحن بطاقة قوية و قدرة غريبة تستطيع ان تتعامل مع شؤونك

اإلدراية و اإلجتامعية بإبتكار ألنك تتعلم من الدكتور غازي طرق مبتكرة للتعامل مع الناس وحل املشاكل و صناعة

جو ايجايب الي منظمة والبد ان اذكر احدى هذه القصص الرائعة اتذكر يف احدى فصول هذا الكتاب الجميل

نعم للعمل »وكان تعني وزيرا الجديد وذلك عندما الوزاري يوم يف منصبه اول يقول يف الدكتور غازي ان

الرجل« وزع يف ذلك اليوم عىل مكاتب املوظفني يف الوزارة اكرث من 200 بطاقة كتب عليها

))جئت لزيارتك يف مكتبك هذا الصباح ومل اجدك .. ارجوا ان اليتكرر ذلك ((

موقعة من الوزير الجديد د. غازي القصيبي !!!

مثل هذه املوقف يتكرر عىل الوزير ودامئا ما يبتكر حلول جديدة تحل املشكلة بشكل ملحوظ

كان الدكتور غازي رحمه الله يعمل مببدا اذا فعلت نفس الشئ فال تتوقع نتيجه مختلفة

تنتفع بعده من اجيال جعل الذي الرائع االرث هذا عىل القصيبي غازي الدكتور اشكر

بتجاربه االدارية املبتكرة وتٌكمل هذه االجيال من حيث ما انتهى هذا الرجل العمالق

فنصبح تلك االمة التي كانت خري امة اخرجت للناس . . .

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جلني اليماني

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The TippingPOINT

Author

Reviewd By

Malcolm Gladwell

Rayan Karkadan

Everyone in the world has heard of the term

“Epidemic”. I for one always thought of it as

a fast spreading disease. But it was not until

I picked up this mind boggler by Malcom

Gladwell that I had a more complete un-

derstanding of not just the meaning of the

term, but all the pieces that make up this

sometimes puzzle of a concept.From viral diseases, once-lame kids’ shoes

to the famous ride of Paul Riveare, the

author displays and explains how any

common trend starts small, then undergoes

factors that enable it to break out of its

concise shell. Gladwell, a well-known journalist, lends the

reader his eyes, through which he dissects

and analyzes what he views as the critical

factors playing into the spread of any trend.

“The Tipping Point”, a phrase he coined as

to suggest that the accumulation of factors

leading to the formation of an epidemic

plays the role of the straw that broke the

camel’s back. The image of a match on the

cover says it all: Little things can make big

things happen. He starts by introducing the basic needs of

an epidemic. The agent, the carrier and the

environment. By telling the stories of different breakouts,

several trends, he asserts that there are rules

and laws that govern these needs. “The

Three rules of Epidemics” he calls them.

The first rule he coined “The Law of the

Few”. Here he compares the quantity of the

people or the “carriers” of an epidemic to

the quality; obviously favoring the latter.

Using the “word of mouth” model as a clear

example, he states that the effectiveness

with which a message is spread, a trend is

started relies mostly on the certain types

of people rather than a large number of

ineffective ones. He uses the famous theory

“6 degrees of separation” to attract our

attention the importance of a certain type

of person he calls the “Connector”. Despite

the cool name, it’s basically a person who

knows a lot of other persons, to make it

simple. He also mandates the presence of

“The maven”, a person who knows A LOT.

If there is a trend, a technology or a new

product out there, the maven knows about

it. These are people who help consumers

make informed decisions, but not neces-

sarily persuade or convince them. That

–persuasion- is the role of “The salesman”.

Together, these few are capable of moving

any message, product, trend or disease

closer to the Tipping Point.Next, he talks about an important yet hard

to define concept he calls “The Stickiness

Factor”. The name says it all, but I was in

complete admiration when he demonstrat-

ed successful experiments using this con-

cept to reach children. He further increased

my admiration with explaining that if you

could just get the attention of children long

enough, a tightly, neatly packaged

message with the “stickiness factor” would be effective easily and immediately. Think of a certain tall yellow bird on a children’s tv show, and you’ll grasp what I’m getting at.

He concludes the book by mentioning case studies and

examples in which he picked

up these patterns, whenapplied to the “Context”of their respectiveenvironments. The book

certainly adds a lot to the readers’ insight andbroadens their fields of vision

in a way that eases the path

for the observant. A Must pick-up for marketers,businessmen and anyone with a message, a calling which he or she would like to “infect” the world with. I found it to be a bit heavy for the common reader only because of the abundance of examples, numbers and case studies he presents.I recommend more of a scrolling style for the latter.

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The book tells a story

about an 83 years old guy

called Eddie. It shows you

how he lived his life and

how the people around

him play a very important

rule in it, starting from his

death. after his death

he will meet five people.

Each soul has a story to

tell, a secret to reveal,

and a lesson to share.

Through them Eddie

understands the meaning

of his own life even as

his arrival brings

closure to theirs.

A book that drives your

feelings to different

directions in a simple

delicate writing. It can

simply make you live the

happiness, sadness, love

..etc of Eddie’s life.

It opens your eyes of

how treating insignificant

people can affect your

life one way or another .

Author

Reviewd By

Mitch Albom

Shahinaz Abulmannan

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Now you might have seen the author on

television , Jeremy Clarkson is the tallest man

working in British television today and if you don’t

know who he is then you haven’t watched top

gear which is an automotive show on the BCC,

and I just repeated myself twice .

His critical style of writing is both honest and

exuberantly funny, that’s what makes him unique

as a critical writer, note he sometimes

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about master Clarkson’s experiences and

opinion’s about the world and so far they have

been severely critical. Like one of the chapters

talks about the health and safety people as

being too over protective and annoying, Clarkson

gives us a solution for this problem, by performing

dangerous acts to really have them working on

over drive so eventually they, not being human,

will mentally pop. It’s a great laugh and he

continuously rages on, it’s none stop humour for

your brow, you will not stop laughing, this service

is guaranteed.Format wise the book is short with an average

of300 -380 pages, each chapter or subject is

about 4-5 pages long. The book is a brilliant read

and should be enjoyed, but reader digression is

advised due to the fact that it tackles a lot of

subjects from all over, master Clarkson is not

afraid to speak his mind.... Literally!

Author

Reviewd By

Jeremy Clarkson

Maan Salha

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If you are managing that you will slightly change how you see the following fourcardinal element which if you’ve got a clear,differentiated view about how those four pieces fittogether, you’ve got astrategy: 1- You as an artist who’sinput are: Imagination(seeing what’s not there yet), Emotion (anticipating feel-ings), Intelligence(reading between the lines) and Experience (moving along an artistic curve)

2- Your offer as a work of art by the process of managed inspiration (Create),practiced presence(Produce) and energyexchange (Connect)

3- Your customer as an audience who want the following output: Beauty

(Simultaneously stimulating and calming), Excitement (safe thrills), Enjoyment (both fresh and familiar) and Meaning(personalizing what is universal) 4- Your competitors as a teacher who will help you feel theexcitement

The last part of the bookprovides you with a Business and Individual example of the above artistic flow.

Author

Reviewd By

Stan Davis & David McLntosh

Mohammad Sadek Kurdi

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الكاتب

قراءة

مصطفى السباعي

محمود مرزوق

مايكون القراءة..ومنها يستحق ال ما أنواع..فمنها الكتب

خفيفاً يغادرك تاركاً ابتسامة عىل شفتيك..ومنها مايرتكك حائراً

أمام الحقيقة ..

كتاب..هو مجرد من أكرث فهو ) الحياة علمتني هكذا ( أما

تجربٌة تجمع املتعة بالحقيقة..

أشبه هو عليها..بل العثور يصعب التي بالحكمة وتتوجها

مرضه فرتة يف السباعي الدكتور كتاب..كتبه دفتي بني بحياٍة

تفاصيلها.. بكل حياته ليرشكنا يف بل ليعلمنا لنا ٍ عفوية بكل

وليرتك لنا خالصة حياته بني أيدينا..

لكاتبه.. لقدره..وادعوا احرتاماً ٍ برفق الكتاب وأمسكوه اقرؤوا

وأمتنى لكم كل املتعة..

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األديب مبارشة تذكرت ؛ الكتاب هذا عيني خطفت عندما

محمد والرسول باإلسالم تأثر عندما تولستوي ليو الرويس

) ِحكم بعنوان أنه كتب كتاب ، حتى الله عليه وسلم صىل

النبي محمد( . وكذلك الحال مع األديب األملاين جوته وتأثره

ذاكريت رجوع بعد فوجدت اإلسالم. وتعاليم الكريم بالقرآن

أن أدباء الغرب مل يكن منبع أدبهم وإبداعهم منحرٌص عىل ما

كتبوه ، بل تعدى ذلك حتى وصلوا إىل الطريق الصحيح بالتأثر

والكتابة عن الدين اإلسالمي وصاحب الرسالة صىل الله عليه

وسلم والقرآن الكريم .

تأثرت جدا عندما قرأت قصيدة ) الرسول ( للشاعر بوشكني ،

وهي وصف لحالة التأمل التي عاشها الرسول صىل الله عليه

وسلم يف غار حراء ، ويقول فيها عن لسان الرسول :

يضنينا عطش الروح ويف الصحراء املوحشة كنا نتمدد

فظهرلنا يف مفرتق الطريق سارافيم)جربيل( ذو األجنحة

الستة ....

1799 مواليد ،من بوشكني سريجيفتش ألكسندر

وتويف مقتوالً 1837 ، وله اصول افريقية من جده

لألدب قاعدة أسسوا الذين من يعترب ، ألمه

الرويس الجديد.

كان يعيش يف زمٍن معادياً لإلسالم تحت طاعة

العهد القيرصي والبلشفي الشيوعي ،ورغم

أدباء من البعض لسان عىل جاء ذلك

روسيا أن الشعار بوشكني تأثر بالقرآن

مواضع يف

أهمها كثرية

التوحيد ،

لله الخالص

وجربوته وعظمته

القرآن ،وشاعرية

ولعل . اسلوبه وسالسة

تأثر حول ذكره الداعي من

من جده هو بالقرآن بوشكني

كان ألنه هانيبال( ابراهيم أمه)

كان لقد القول معظم ويف ، مسلامً

الرسول يف حبه مخلداً عاشقاً بوشكني

من مااتضح وهذا ، وسلم عليه الله صىل

اسلوبه وعميق شعره.

ودرجة فلسفته يف بوشكني إىل بحاجة نحن

عشقه للقرآن والتعاليم اإلسالمي والرسول الكريم ،

نعم بحاجة ماسة جدا إىل ذلك .

الكاتب

قراءة

محمد البار

أحمد طابعجي

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الكاتب

قراءة

عماد زكي

غنى أبو شعر

WhatPeopleSay...

By Maan SalhaHmmm Bridges, a place

that happens to be part

cafe and part library,

a place where people

open their cake holes

and continuously talk

about things that mat-

ter to them and only

them, but still not forget-

ting it’s part library so

the subject of literature

comes up occasionally.

Interesting isn’t it? How

a place in the middle of

other popular establish-

ments becomes talked

about and visited often.Well that’s because theatmosphere in this part

cafe part library is phe-

nomenally mellow and

new. It gives you the

feeling of sitting in a funky

library where you don’t

have to be silenced by

some grumpy guy that

wants to hear a pin drop,

but at the same time it

retains the peaceful

aspect of being in

a library with the

optional extra of order-

ing something to drink,

eat, or lightly snack on.

Bridges is not only a

Cafe-Library, it is also a

learning centre where

people can exchange

the knowledge of their

trade, lectures are a

big part of bridges and

not surprisingly a lot of

people attend, that’s

because (and i forgot

to mention this) it is part

cafe, part library, part

physical social network

where you don’t have to

look a computer screen,

and part funky learn-

ing centre. If your an

intellectual and you

want to vent some

steam out then bridges

is the place to visit, if

your not an intellectual

but still want a place to

go then your more than

welcome because it’s

also a great cafe, if you

don’t want a cafe or a

library then Bobs your

uncle (British expression

for everything is alright)because it’s anexuberantly

brilliant

place to meet friends

and if you don’t want

to do any of the follow-

ing then it’s still a brilliant

place to sit quietlyand think.

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