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    Gaza Doctor Writes Book of Hope Despite Death of Three Daughters

  • Sep 25, 2010 from waheedmiah in Politics
    waheedmiah This man is truly amazing. Words can not describe how much he has suffered. Yet he keeps on going.Despite losing his wife to leukaemia and then 3 daughters to an Israeli shell attack; not only has he rebuilt a life for himself and his surviving five children; he has also written a moving and powerful book about his experiences, with a central message of hope and reconciliation.What I love most about this man is his sincerity and his attitude towards life. Most people would have crumbled after having experienced the loss of loved ones. He is determined to enlighten the whole world with his story, which holds a powerful message, that will one day help bring freedom to the people of Palestine (Inshaallah).Words are stronger than bullets. We have to offer a message of hope to those who believe in hate and revengeOn a cool but sunny December day in Gaza, Dr Izzeldin Abuelaish took his eight children to the beach for the simple pleasures of paddling in the Mediterranean and playing in the sand.Two months earlier, the children's mother had died from acute leukaemia, and Abuelaish was comforted to see his older daughters laughing and chatting as they wrote their names in the damp grains close to the water's edge: Bessan, Maya, Aya. "It was as close to heaven and as far from hell as I could get that day," he later wrote.But within five weeks the Abuelaishs were to suffer a second tragedy: those three girls, aged 13, 15 and 21, were killed, and another daughter, Noor, 17, seriously injured, when an Israeli shell was fired at the family home during the brief but bloody war in Gaza in 2008-9. One of Abuelaish's nieces also died; a fifth girl, another niece, suffered terrible injuries.Many in his situation would have descended into a dark, lonely pit of grief and bitterness. But Abuelaish not only rebuilt a life for himself and his surviving five children, he has written a moving and powerful book about his experiences with a central message of hope and reconciliation.I Shall Not Hate published in Canada in April, and out in Britain in January has had an extraordinary impact. Sitting in the home of his extended family in Jabalia, northern Gaza, Abuelaish back on a month-long visit from Canada where he now lives and works reads out emails on his BlackBerry from strangers expressing their sympathy, gratitude and support.The book has been translated in 13 languages, from Finnish to Turkish but most importantly copies will soon be available in Hebrew or Arabic. A book tour in the US is scheduled for January; proceeds from sales and appearances will go to Daughters for Life, the charitable foundation Abuelaish set up.He explains his choice of title. "I'm against any violence. Violence and the military approach proved its failings decades ago and that will never, ever change. No one evaluates; we just continue blindly."As Palestinians and Israelis we have failed to change course. We just continue with the same approach which aggravates, escalates and widens the gap of hatred and bloodshed. It's easy to destroy life but very difficult to build it."Would it not be understandable to feel hate after what has happened to him? "There is a difference between anger and hate. Anger is acute but transient; hate is a poison, a fire which burns you from the inside. We need to be angry, but direct it in a positive way."Abuelaish, an obstetrician and gynaecologist specialising in infertility, spent years working in Israeli hospitals where, he says, patients were surprised to find a Palestinian doctor delivering Jewish babies. After his wife, Nadia, died in September 2008 he went back to work following encouragement from his elder daughters, returning to his family in Gaza at weekends.He was at home when the onslaught on Gaza began on 27 December that year. There was a "symphony of weapons, shelling" around the extended family's home in northern Gaza, where much of the action was concentrated. Everyone's nerves and emotions were constantly on edge, he says.Throughout the conflict, Abuelaish was in regular contact by phone with Israeli friends, including journalists. His accounts, in fluent Hebrew, of what was happening inside Gaza closed at the time to foreign journalists were broadcast in Israel and beyond.On 16 January 2009, at 4.30pm, a shell struck the house. He ran to the room that had been hit. "I saw my girls drowning in a pool of blood," he says, tears in his eyes. "I saw their body parts, a decapitated head, brains on the ceiling." A second shell followed.Desperate for medical assistance, he called his friend Shlomi Eldar, a presenter on Channel 10 in Israel. His cries for help in a mixture of Hebrew and Arabic were broadcast live. Within an hour, with the help of his Israeli friends, Abuelaish's injured daughter and niece were evacuated from Gaza.At the time, he could only think of the catastrophe that had befallen his family. Later he realised the impact of that live phone call. "It opened the eyes of the Israeli public....

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  • Apr 16, 2011 from rajkumarrr(Rajkumar) in Lifestyle
    rajkumarrr Archipel Malta in the heart of the Mediterranean blends its natural wealth for its 7000 years old history. Malta is also a unique cultural heritage combined with the warm hospitality of its people who have a real sense of celebration. But did you know that Malta attracts many divers as well as youth and adults to fill some gaps in the language of Shakespeare?

    A Transatlantic Crossing with the Queen Mary 2

  • Sep 28, 2010 from weatherforecas
    weatherforecas A Transatlantic Crossing with the Queen Mary 2
    Day One
    Driving up to the Port of Southamptons Mayflower Terminal and catching first glimpse of the white-and-black hulled Queen Mary 2, the largest, longest, tallest, heaviest, and most expensive ship ever built, evoked considerable excitement and awe. Docked to port at a 50-degree, 54.25 north latitude and 001-degree, 25.70 west longitude and facing a 116.4-degree compass heading, the 17-decked leviathan, with a 1,132-foot length and 148-foot width, featured a gross weight of 151,400 tons and towered above the buildings with its balcony-lined faade, eclipsing it with its 236.2-foot height. Its draft extended 33.10 feet beneath the water line. The floating metropolis, complete with its staterooms, restaurants, shopping arcades, libraries, theaters, and planetariums, would bridge, in six days, the European and North American continents, the equivalent in hours to the duration of the aerial crossing by 747-400, itself then the worlds largest commercial airliner. But the oceanic crossing would yield civility, refinement, rejuvenation, emotional repair, and return to the slower, but more elegant era of steam ship travela journey, I would soon find out, would lead to a search for the maritime history of the past which had created the technology of the present.
    Unlike the proliferation of modern cruise ships with their comparatively lower speeds and greater-volume, square-geometry hulls, the Queen Mary 2 had been designed as a next-generation successor to the 35-year-old Queen Elizabeth 2 and, as such, would have to offer the same year-round, passenger-carrying capabilities, predominately in the rough North Atlantic, with a design which sacrificed revenue-producing volume and lower construction costs of the traditional cruise ship for the required safety, speed, and stability of the ocean liner. Resultantly, it featured the same v-shaped hull configuration characteristic of the long line of its Cunard predecessors, constructed of thicker steel which carried a 40-percent greater cost than those of conventional cruise ships. Designed by Stephen Payne, whose inspirations for the bow had come from the Queen Elizabeth 2 and the brake wall from the Normandie, it was the first quadruple-screw North Atlantic ocean liner since the France of 1962. Payne himself, a naval architect born and raised in London, had been involved with the Carnival Holiday, Carnival Fantasy, and Rotterdam VI projects. The latter, incorporating a modified Statendam hull, had featured a less boxy hull shape than the traditional cruise ship, but had still been considerably removed a full liner design.
    Intended for the primary Southampton-New York route, it incorporated dimensional restrictions dictated by the United States port, including a funnel height which cleared the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge by only ten feet and an overall length which exceeded the 1,100-foot pier of the Port of New York by 34 feet.
    Constructed by Alstom Chantiers de lAtlantique in St. Nazaire, France, which had also built the Normandie, and designated hull G32 by the shipyard, it had been the first Cunard liner ever constructed outside of the United Kingdom and, like Concorde, the worlds fastest and hitherto only supersonic airliner, became the second British-French collaborative transportation project intended for trans-Atlantic service, although via vastly different, if not opposite, modes.
    Its interior offered unparalleled space and comfort. Of the 17 decks, the first four were for machinery, storage, and the 1,254-strong crew; 13 were for the 2,620 passengers; and eight contained balcony staterooms. Notable features included a Grand Lobby, the Royal Court Theatre, the Illuminations Theatre and Planetarium, the ConneXions Internet Center, the Queens Ballroom, a Winter Garden, nine major restaurants, 11 bars and lounges, an 8,000-volume library and bookstore, an Oxford University lecture program, performances by the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, five swimming pools, sports venues, a Canyon Ranch Spa, a pavilion of shops, and a discotheque. These appointments would constitute my home for the next six days.
    Symbolically reflected by its smaller QE2 predecessor berthed a considerable distance from its bow at the Queen Elizabeth 2 Terminal, the Queen Mary 2 represented a two-fold gross weight increase over its earlier-generation counterpart and, indeed, traced its lineage back to a long path of Cunard vessels which had spanned a 165-year period. I somehow sensed that the imminent crossing would not only be a journey of distance, but a return in time.
    Gently vibrating at its spine, the behemoth laterally separated itself beneath from its berth below the metallic overcast at 1810, local time.
    Unlike the conventional engine-propeller shaft technology of older-generation ships, the Queen Mary 2 was powered instead by four aft, hull underside-mounted Rolls Royce Mermaid electric-motor pods, each weighing 260 tons and containing...

    Learning Dutch

  • Oct 13, 2007 from oranje1981(Oranje Tulp)
    oranje1981 If you are a Mediterranean and believe it is enough to change your accent to communicate with the locals in Holland, forget it! To fill in the gaps of your speech with a loud Ciao, a tapas and tequilla or a vague oui oui is not enough to be understood. Dutch language is stiff and fast.

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430 pages

The Mediterranean Response to Globalization Before 1950

Creator: Şevket Pamuk, Jeffrey G. Williamson | 2000-06-05

Thus, by the end of the late nineteenth century, there were huge real-wage and living-standard gaps between the Mediterranean periphery and the industrial core in northwestern Europe. Furthermore, there were huge gaps around the ...

Publisher: Psychology Press

About this book
The studies in this exceptional volume explore the challenges and opportunities presented by globalization events prior to 1950, and identify how countries around the Mediterranean responded to them. In addition to comparative assessments of regional performance, the volume offers detailed case studies of Spain, Italy, the Balkans, Turkey, Israel and Egypt.



181 pages

Mediterranean Sea - gap or bridge?, perspectives on cooperation in education and scholarship between Germany and the Arab world ; 10th Conference Trialoge of Cultures, GTZ-Haus, Berlin, September 12-13, 2005

Creator: Herbert Quandt Stiftung | History - 2006-05-15



485 pages

Biogeography of Mediterranean Invasions

Creator: R. H. Groves | Science - 1991-11-07

Thus, the spaces ('gaps') between the horizontal foliage cover of both overstorey and understorey are predictable. ... the seed bank (Equation (6)), compared with that recorded in the warm-temperate mediterranean region (Equation (5)).

Publisher: Cambridge Univ Pr

About this book
The Mediterranean basin, California, Chile, the western Cape of South Africa, and southern Australia share a Mediterranean climate characterized by cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers. These five regions have differing patterns of human settlement, but similarities in natural vegetation and some faunal assemblages. These likenesses are enhanced with time by an increasing level of biotic exchange among the regions. An initiative of a subcommittee of SCOPE (Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment), which realized that the integrity of many natural ecosystems is being threatened by the ingress of invasive species, this book uniquely documents the introduced floras and faunas, especially plants, buds, and mammals, in these five regions of Mediterranean climate, and aims to increase our understanding of the ecology of biological invasions. In doing so, it points a way to more effectively manage the biota of these regions.


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    Moen 105895ORB Air Gap with Matching Escutcheon, Oil Rubbed Bronze

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    I was looking for a air gap to match the Moen Haysfield Faucet I bought in spot resist stainless. This air gap is in stainless steel but the color matches perfectly. I am glad I made the decision picked the right product. Definitely recommend it. 5/5 NanNan - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Moen 105895SL Air Gap with Matching Escutcheon, Stainless Steel (Tools & Home Improvement) I was looking for a air gap to match the Moen Haysfield Faucet I bought in spot resist stainless. This air gap is in stainless steel but the color matches perfectly. I am glad I made the decision picked the right product. Definitely recommend it. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , July 28, 2012

    Not cheap but better than Home Depot's

    Ok, I was in the middle of remodeling the kitchen and needed to pick up a dishwasher air gap. And after spending $400 on a sink and nearly as much on the new faucet, I was looking to cut costs. Air gaps are all the same, right? Well, that's pretty much true. The white plastic guts seem to be the same. But not so with the stainless cover.I picked up an air gap unit at Lowe's and paid just under $15. I thought that was crazy. Then at Home Depot I saw a virtually identical one that was at least as nice for half the price. LOWE'S, what are you thinking???? I returned it and when the cashier asked why, I told her, "Because it's twice the price as you-know-where." She gave me a knowing smile and processed the return.I installed the Home Depot air gap and it left some of the white guts exposed, which wasn't going to work in a brand new kitchen. So I went ahead and ordered this one from Amazon. It's a keeper, and the flanged bottom goes all the way down to the granite... 4/5 Avid Mac (San Diego) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Moen 105895SL Air Gap with Matching Escutcheon, Stainless Steel (Tools & Home Improvement) Ok, I was in the middle of remodeling the kitchen and needed to pick up a dishwasher air gap. And after spending $400 on a sink and nearly as much on the new faucet, I was looking to cut costs. Air gaps are all the same, right? Well, that's pretty much true. The white plastic guts seem to be the same. But not so with the stainless cover.I picked up an air gap unit at Lowe's and paid just under $15. I thought that was crazy. Then at Home Depot I saw a virtually identical one that was at least as nice for half the price. LOWE'S, what are you thinking???? I returned it and when the cashier asked why, I told her, "Because it's twice the price as you-know-where." She gave me a knowing smile and processed the return.I installed the Home Depot air gap and it left some of the white guts exposed, which wasn't going to work in a brand new kitchen. So I went ahead and ordered this one from Amazon. It's a keeper, and the flanged bottom goes all the way down to the granite... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , February 29, 2012

    Shockingly low quality.

    As another reviewer said, they couldn't even get the size of the nut on the bottom correctly. It slips like an ugly pair of oversized pants on a gansta wanna be. The cap on the top is made of really cheap sheet metal. The top inside of the cap is not coated and shows very bad signs of rust. It does have the dull stainless steel look, but with a immediately obvious cheap look. For this you have the privilege of paying 2x - 3x what a generic one would cost at the big box stores. 1/5 Klaus - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Moen 105895CSL Air Gap with Matching Escutcheon, Classic Stainless (Tools & Home Improvement) As another reviewer said, they couldn't even get the size of the nut on the bottom correctly. It slips like an ugly pair of oversized pants on a gansta wanna be. The cap on the top is made of really cheap sheet metal. The top inside of the cap is not coated and shows very bad signs of rust. It does have the dull stainless steel look, but with a immediately obvious cheap look. For this you have the privilege of paying 2x - 3x what a generic one would cost at the big box stores. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , October 18, 2012
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  • MemoryPrints

    The Mediterranean fleet under Rear-Admiral Dundas off south-east Spain, Roldan's Gap in sight to the north-west, 7 June 1852 from The National Maritime Museum (THIS IS AN ART PRINT)

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    Price Pfister KAG-K1YY Air Gap Cover, Tuscan Bronze

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    Doesn't work on a thicker laminate countertop

    It matched the faucet well, was made well, but not enough threads to fit my thicker counter top. I also did not like the white piece under the cover showing on top of the countertop. 2/5 clyde - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Price Pfister KAG-K1YY Air Gap Cover, Tuscan Bronze (Misc.) It matched the faucet well, was made well, but not enough threads to fit my thicker counter top. I also did not like the white piece under the cover showing on top of the countertop. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 16, 2013

    Perfect match to my faucet, easy to install

    It completed my sink fixtures and I am very happy with it. By the way, if you have a stainless steel sink and are wondering if you dare add bronze fixtures, go for it. I love the look of it! 5/5 Deni (usa) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Price Pfister KAG-K1YY Air Gap Cover, Tuscan Bronze (Misc.) It completed my sink fixtures and I am very happy with it. By the way, if you have a stainless steel sink and are wondering if you dare add bronze fixtures, go for it. I love the look of it! Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 9, 2013

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    This rustic bronze (dark colored) dishwasher vent cover came with a WHITE washer it sits on. I have a dark countertop, so the white strip is unbearable and impossible to find in black. 1/5 Nana212 - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Price Pfister KAG-K1YY Air Gap Cover, Tuscan Bronze (Misc.) This rustic bronze (dark colored) dishwasher vent cover came with a WHITE washer it sits on. I have a dark countertop, so the white strip is unbearable and impossible to find in black. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , March 23, 2012
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    I travel a lot! I've use this little gem both in my own vehicles and rentals. Made better than any I've used over the years (understanding this one is for the 5 thus on;y out a short time, but principal of the device is the same just different dimensions etc.)The slide mechanism to secure to the vent is by far the best. Other products were a little tricky to remove, but this one is a synch.I give 4 stars to really great products. But five is when the whole concept as well as the purpose the products serves. Thus the 5 star from me on this one. 5/5 Jerry Fussell - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Easy Fit Car Vehicle Air Vent Mount for the Apple iPhone 5 (Wireless Phone Accessory) I travel a lot! I've use this little gem both in my own vehicles and rentals. Made better than any I've used over the years (understanding this one is for the 5 thus on;y out a short time, but principal of the device is the same just different dimensions etc.)The slide mechanism to secure to the vent is by far the best. Other products were a little tricky to remove, but this one is a synch.I give 4 stars to really great products. But five is when the whole concept as well as the purpose the products serves. Thus the 5 star from me on this one. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , May 11, 2013
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    The 'Easy Fit' vent mount has done away with the traditional plastic clips which could be awkward to insert and has replaced them with just a single metal, spring action mechanism.
    All function points & camera remain accessible. Bespoke - Not for use with a case or skin. What's included? mount & cradle.

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    Vintage Travel Poster - Serpent Lake Gap of Dunloe Killarney. County Kerry Ir...

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    Moen, Inc. CA87012BRB Mediterranean Bronze 1-Handle High Arc Pulldown Kitchen Faucet

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    Great faucet, color tone does not match older stainless sink.

    I purchased this faucet locally for an older 4-hole stainless sink. Installation went smoothly, water pressure is great. If I had it to do over I would purchase a different faucet for this particular application. The metal in my sink has a grayish color tone, and this faucet has some gold undertones which don't complement one another. The faucet would look great on a two hole sink application on a sink with a similar color cast, mounted without the back plate for a cleaner look - that is an option for a two-hole sink, but the back plate is required for a four hole application.The faucet itself is great. The handle moves back for hot, forward for cold, and side to side for on/off so you can easily turn the water off at a given temperature and retain that setting when turning it on again. It has push settings for both stream and spray. The spray nozzle pulls out and retracts smoothly.The soap dispenser works well, and mounts easily. 4/5 Frances A. Mackay - See all my reviews, October 31, 2011

    2 years no problems.

    Dunno why bad reviews -I installed myself. Looks/works great.Water pressure is fine. No. I don't work for Moen. MOEN Lindley 5/5 William "Bill" (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Moen, Inc. CA87012BRB Mediterranean Bronze 1-Handle High Arc Pulldown Kitchen Faucet Dunno why bad reviews -I installed myself. Looks/works great.Water pressure is fine. No. I don't work for Moen. MOEN Lindley Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , March 12, 2013

    No water pressure!

    This is the worst faucet ever!!! There is no water pressure and the hose doesn't stay up in it's place. Not worth the money or your time installing..... 1/5 J. Black "jackiemarie3" - See all my reviews, November 9, 2011
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    Vintage Travel Poster - Barnesmore Gap. County Donegal Ireland 24 X 18.5

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    Classic Art Poster - A Calm at a Mediterranean Port by Claude-Joseph Vernet (...

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The Bagel Store Poster

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Typical Bagel store in the Jewish Quarter at the Old City of Jerusalem in Israel. This is a very typical fast-food setup in Israel, with the bread on the background, a espresso coffee machine, a toaster and the balcony full of vegetables and cheeses to fill in the bagel toast. Also, above the counter, some sweets to grab our attention and fill in the gap if the appetite is not pleased enough yet. Beteavon! (בתאבון – Bon appetite!)
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Campione, Italy Mouse Mats

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Campione d'Italia is an Italian town and commune of Lombardy, occupying an enclave within the Swiss canton of Ticino, separated from the rest of Italy by Lake Lugano and mountains. The enclave has a gap of less than 1 km as the crow flies, but the rough terrain means the journey by road is over 10 km. Its status came about when Ticino chose to become part of the Swiss Confederation in 1798, and Campione's people chose to remain part of Lombardy, which subsequently became part of Italy in 1859. The d'Italia was added to the appellation under Prime Minister Benito Mussolini, who was keen to showcase Campione to its neighbours. Campione has a considerable amount of economic and administrative integration with Switzerland. Before the conversion to the Euro, the city used the Swiss franc, and prior to the opening of borders between EU countries, it benefited from special customs arrangements that allowed Italian citizens to cross Swiss territory. Presently, car plates are not Italian, but Swiss; similarly, the telephone system is almost entirely operated by Swisscom, meaning that calls from Italy (with very few exceptions such as calling the city hall) require the international dialing code for Switzerland and the Ticino area code: 00 41 91. Mail may be sent using either a Swiss postal code or an Italian one. Like Livigno, it is exempt from the EU VAT. Campione takes advantage of its status by operating a famous casino, the Casinò di Campione, as gambling laws are less strict than in both Italy and Switzerland (also a legacy of the pre-World War II era).
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