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title: "Alik Levin has a blog - with short Hebrew movies on various ASP.Net topics"
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published: "2004-09-19T06:30:00"
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tags: [".Net Quotations"]
author: "Roy Osherove"
description: "Alik Levin has a blog . That's good news already - he's a frequent speaker at various conferences and user groups, but there's more. His blog is, other than a list of posts, a list of short movies in which he explains…"
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# Alik Levin has a blog - with short Hebrew movies on various ASP.Net topics

By Roy Osherove September 19, 2004 In [.Net Quotations](https://osherove.com/blog/category/net-quotations)

**Historical article** · Originally published September 19, 2004; technical details may be outdated.

[Alik Levin has a blog](http://xnetmentor.blogspot.com/). That's good news already - he's a frequent speaker at various conferences and user groups, but there's more. His blog is, other than a list of posts, a list of short movies in which he explains various technology concepts through demonstration - in Hebrew. So - if for example he talks about  adding instrumentation to your application using Tracing, you can actually click the title of the post and [download a short movie](http://ttvv.tv/Users/FightClub/Alik/Media/2004.9/DiagnosticsByTracing.wmv) detailing a short example of how to do this.

Very nice, great idea!

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