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Tag Archives: Technion
Good News Friday
The lazy summer days have arrived together with the heat, although we haven’t yet reached the height of the summer yet and it’s bound to get hotter. Nevertheless I’ve been enjoying doing not very much at all, even though this … Continue reading
Posted in History, International relations, Israel news, Technology
Tagged archaeology, autism, biomed, Boomerang, Egypt, Good News Friday, medical glue, Mohammed Morsi, natural gas, Technion
5 Comments
Good News Friday – Shabbat Chanukah edition
We are right in the middle of Chanukah, entering Shabbat Chanukah in a few hours, so here is a special, Chanukah-themed Good News Friday post. Actually, before I start, I should mention that it has been raining. Not gentle, English-style … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Arts & Sports, Israel news, Judaism, Slice of Israeli life
Tagged Bohemian Rhapsody, Chanukah, chanukiah, Good News Friday, Koolulam, Menorah, Queen, rain, speical needs, Technion
2 Comments
Good News Friday
The days are becoming shorter and cooler – finally! – but there’s still time (just about) for a Good News Friday installment. My first item is bound to make many of you very happy: Israel’s pharma giant Teva has won … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Israel news, Technology
Tagged biomed, fungal infections, Good News Friday, Indonesia, IsrAid, migraines, Technion, Teva, tsunami
5 Comments
Good News Friday
This week’s Good News Friday is going to be Zionism week, starring my very own family! My first item is Aliya, specifically from the United States. This week 232 Olim came to Israel on a Nefesh B’Nefesh charter flight (via … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged aliya, biomed, defibrillation, family, Good News Friday, IDF, Nefesh B'Nefesh, Petach Tikva, smartphones, southern Israel, Technion, Zionism
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Good News Friday Part II
As I mentioned in my previous post, this week you’re getting a double portion of good news, so without further ado, here is your second helping of Good News Friday. ☺. My first item comes once again from Israel’s biomedical … Continue reading
Good News Friday
Another week has rolled round and it’s time for some Good News Friday. Let’s start with some very sweet news, honey sweet in fact: Honey from wildflowers produced by Kedumim won first prize in the “Black Jar Honey tasting contest” … Continue reading