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Good News Friday
I can’t quite believe it’s time once again for another Good News Friday post. My first item for this week is the widely publicised news that the brilliant smartphone app Waze won the Best Overall Mobile App award at the … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged desalination, drought, Ezra, good news Friday, Kfar Ganim, smartphones, water, water conservation, Waze, youth
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Good News Friday
Here’s the latest installment in my Good News Friday series. My first item comes from the world of literature against the background of “BDS syndrome”. The Spanish writer Antonio Munoz Molina received the Jerusalem Prize and refused to give in … Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Arts, energy sources, Technology
Tagged Albert Munoz Molina, BDS, Cyprus, Delek, good news Friday, India, Jerusalem Prize, Leviathan, nano-filtration, natural gas, Noble Energy, Noyyal River, pollution, Tamar, water, Yoram Oren
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Good News Friday
Hard though it is to believe, another week has sped by, and here is this week’s Good News Friday installment. My first item counts as a “Two for One special bonus package” (at least for Israelis): Heavy rains force Gaza … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Technology, Terrorism
Tagged Agili-C, arthroscopic, biomed, biotech, CartiHeal, cartilage, clean-tech, desalination, environment, Gaza, Hamas, Jordan River, Kinneret, knees, Nir Altschuler, orthopedics, sewage, terrorism, tunnels, water
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Good News Friday
Time to dig ourselves out from under the snow and water and get ready for Shabbat with another Good News Friday post. It’s tempting to mention the amazing water level rise of the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) in this week’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Carlsabad, computers, desalination, EyeSight, gesture-tech, good news Friday, IDE, PointGrap, technology, tourism, water
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