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Parting the seas.
On this stretch of road, our driver doesn't let the speedometer drop below 110kms an hour. We fly around corners and the dust behind us looks more like the storm at the pyramids on day one. I wonder if we are just trying to make good time or if its because this notorious stretch of road is one place that a tourist bus like ours just shouldn't stop. We whizz past a few Bedouin camps, little kids on camels and more rose coloured sandstone mountains probably 500 million ...
No kidnapping for us
... amazing tour leader, and head off to the jetty to catch the ferry to Jordan. The ferry does not have a set schedule so it's a 'just turn up' kind of set up. We waited in the disgusting, dirty, urine smelling hall for a few hours before boarding the ferry, then sat in the ferry for a few more hours before setting sail. It's such a poor, inefficient system, but it does seem to work, so I suppose it was an appropriate way to say goodbye, because that really sums up our time in ...
Dreaded Nuweiba - Aqaba ferry
... or your bag i likely to get crushed. I smelt like ****, was starving but had to work up the energy to find where my passport was hidden inside the terminal and haggle with a cab driver for the 6km trip to town from the dock (2 JD/head).
All in all i'd say it wasn't a bad experience! The 5 lads were good company and the crazy Jordanian truck drivers were a good laugh; 22hrs went past rather quickly. And we got a free nights' ...
The Red Sea
... a bit cold – but it was wonderfully refreshing from the oppressive heat here. Nights were hard to sleep as the temperature didn't really drop below 30 degrees with no breeze, fan or air-con to cool you down. Good practice for Oman.
Tomorrow we get the boat across the Red Sea to the port of Aqaba in Jordan. Next blog from there soon.
PS. The bags did arrive, later on that same afternoon. We were very happy!
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I thought you might be interested in an article I have written about White Jacaranda trees. It's based in Australia, but the original White Christmas Jacaranda in Australia was sourced from a grower in Florida- see the link for details. I am sure Americans love the purple Jacaranda as much as Australians do, despite it not being a native of either country, so the beauty of a rare white species won't be lost on you at all.


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Bulgarian Left-Wing Opposition Mulls Boycotting Parliament
Bulgaria's left-wing oppositional Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) considers boycotting the country's Parliament ahead of the general elections in July.
"I do not think we have anything left to do in the parliament," BSP leader Sergey Stanishev told reporters Tuesday. He added that BSP did not want to legitimize the ruling center-right GERB government's "attempts to escape from its responsibility."
Stanishev's statement follows a series of unprecedented mass rallies against high electricity bills that took place in the country over the last couple of days. Venting their anger at high electricity bills, the tens of thousands of protesters demanded the resignation of the cabinet and the renationalization of power distributors.
"When 100 000 people demand the government's resignation, you have a political crisis," Stanishev noted.
The party is yet to come up with an official statement declaring that it would boycott the Parliament from now on.
The protest rallies against high utility bills and monopolies are continuing Tuesday.
- » Bulgaria to Grant 10 000 People with Refugee Status by End of Year
- » Bulgaria's Former PM Holds No Ambitions of Returning to BSP Leadership
- » Director of Bulgaria's Registry Agency Removed from Office
- » Bulgarian Parliament Adopts Changes to Electronic Communications Act
- » Bulgaria Parliament Appoints New Audit Office Head
- » Bulgaria's Economy Minister to Chair Newly Established National Economic Council


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Safco Wire Shelving Unit
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|Castors Included: No
|Legs Included: No
|Locking: No
|Stackable: No
|Commercial Use: Yes
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|Assembly Required: Yes
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|Product Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty under normal usage conditions
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LUCY from Liverpool, United Kingdom– Verified Buyer
I didn't use these wire cubes for their primary purpose. I did in fact use them to make 2 guinea pig C&C cages. The grids and connectors are well made, strong and sturdy when put together and I received all pieces that the description said I would. Very good value for money - one of the cheapest I found. Very impressed with Wayfair, They kept me up to date about delivery even down to the time frame on the day I should expect to receive the product. I was a little hesitant to use Wayfair as I'd never heard of them before. I can honestly say after the smooth transaction and helpful customer service I received, I'll definitely be using this site again. Fast and reliable. Really pleased with everything! Thanks Wayfair!
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Rebecca from United Kingdom– Verified Buyer
I bought these to make a c&c cage for my guinea pigs, the price is fab for the amount of grids and connectors you get! delivery was really quick, very happy with my purchase.
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Lisa from Prenton,– Verified Buyer
Bought 2 sets to build a pet cage / add a inside run to my ferplast pet cage for my rabbit. Great product and delivered extremley fast. Some of the connectors I am having trouble fitting - just taking a bit of man power so needing to get my boyfriend on the case! I think I'm going to find I need more connectors - it would be helpful if they sold these separtley. Best price I could find online, but I believe these used to be a lot cheaper years ago.
Just what I wanted!
heather from london, United Kingdom– Verified Buyer
I built a 5x2 guinea pig cage, (with a mattress protector, towels and fleece at the bottom), and it works really really well. We have very happy guinea pigs!
Great quality and price
Rose from Bournemouth,
I've been looking for this product for days now and this website was the cheapest I found for 5 cubes. I've actually used the cubes for a cage for my gineapig and they are brilliant. It can be a bit stiff to push the connectors on to connect up each square, but once they are linked together it becomes a really strong sturdy structure. The nice thing about these units as well is that you get total freedom of how they are laid out.
Katherine from Bristol,– Verified Buyer
Wonderful and arrived quickly. Same as most people who have reviewed this item I am building a guinea pig cage. I would have given 5 stars but one of the connectors broke. So I'd advise being very careful with them when you're putting it together as they are tough to fit. It could also do with having a few more of these connectors, so will be making do with a few cable ties just to secure further.
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Man charged with fleeing Waukesha Police, copper theft
Man, 64, allegedly crashed into an I-94 overpass during car chase
A 64-year-old Milwaukee man was charged July 19 in Waukesha County with attempting to flee pursuing officers after he allegedly stole copper wire from a Waukesha business.
According to the criminal complaint, Waukesha City Police were alerted by a witness to the alleged theft at 8 a.m. on June 15. The witness said a man wearing a striped shirt had stolen the copper and then fled in an older blue station wagon.
An officer spotted the vehicle traveling on Highway 164 toward East Broadway Street and began pursuit. At a red light the officer noted the vehicle's license plate and tried pulling the station wagon over.
The vehicle turned and accelerated to 55 miles per hour on East Moreland Boulevard before eventually entering onto I-94 east, according to the complaint. The station wagon reached speeds of more than 100 miles per hour on the highway, according to the complaint, and struck an overpass after jumping a curb. The vehicle eventually exited onto Moorland Road. The officer decided to discontinue the pursuit, which spanned 6.8 miles, because of safety concerns.
The registered owner of the vehicle told police that she loaned the car to her boyfriend, Johnnie Landers, the morning of the chase, the complaint states. An officer identified Landers as the driver based on a booking photo.
PMI Energy Solutions later told police that $500 of copper was missing from a pick up truck belonging to the company.
Landers previously pleaded guilty in 2011 to felony theft and was sentenced to one year in prison and one year extended supervision, according to online court records. That sentence was suspended in lieu of 18 months probation.
Landers could face more than 10 years in prison and $20,000 in fines if convicted.
He is expected to make an initial appearance in court Aug. 5.
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Author Archives: Lior Ben-Hur
Welcoming the Bride Modern Style
Since I released my latest music video, "Boee Kala," many friends, fellow musicians, and community members have asked me questions regarding to the meaning of the song, its title, the choice of location for shooting the video as well as my personal connection to the text.
The song title relates to my own Jewish roots. While "L'cha Dodi" is the common Jewish title used for this old liturgical Piyut (written by the well-known 16th century poet, Rabbi Shlomo HaLevi Alkabetz, I discovered that Iraqi Jews used the title 'Boee Kala' for the poem. Therefore, I chose to use the traditional, Iraqi song title to be true and highlight to my Iraqi-Jewish heritage.
Boee Kala means, "Come my bride," and this Piyut (Jewish liturgical poem) is sung traditionally on Shabbat evening as a way to prepare for and welcome Shabbat metaphorically, as we would welcome a bride to her wedding.
How does this concept relate to my composition of the Piyut and this music video?
I am an Israeli living in San Francisco. Although I lead Shabbat services around the Bay on a weekly basis, I myself do not observe Shabbat the way my grandparents did in Iraq or Greece. My very secular celebration of Shabbat relates to the San Francisco Jewish experience. I drive to temple, play instruments and sign songs, and when the service is over, I might even go out for a drink in a bar – a far cry from how my ancestors observed this weekly tradition.
Therefore, there is a transformation of the meaning of Shabbat in my personal experience from a very holy, almost solemn tradition of observation to one of celebration. I want to express this transformation in the music video and song composition. I often play this song on secular venues where people don't necessary know the meaning of the text but they feel the energy of the music and dance as if they were in a Kabalat Shabbat service, anticipating the celebration of Shabbat and the change of pace to daily routine that it represents. The music video was filmed in an alley in North Beach with the goal of bringing the music to the streets to share with every day San Franciscans, and experience the reaction of strangers passing by as they hear the song. While the people walking by the alley did not know the Jewish meaning of the song they responded in a way that corresponded with its essence; the happiness and festivity of Shabbat. This spirit of shared, even viral festivity and celebration is captured in the music video.
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World Traveler Becomes World Musician
What makes a secular Israeli connect to his Jewish identity, roots and spirituality? What makes secular Jew from Jerusalem become a Jewish educator in San Francisco? The answers are music, spirituality and the relationship between the two.
If someone had told me ten years ago that I would become a Jewish educator, I would never have believed it. Moreover, if someone had told me that I would write Jewish music, I would most likely laugh in his or her face. The world of Judaism was never a motivation in my life until I left Israel and arrived in San Francisco.
My parents originally came from Greece and Iraq but I was born in Jerusalem. Raised as a secular Israeli, my Jewish identity was always a given fact. Meaning, I am Jewish because I was born to this nation and religion, because of my family's history, because Hebrew is my language, etc. Aside from reading from the Torah at my Bar Mitzvah and celebrating Jewish holidays, Judaism was not something I practiced. Coming to the US, particularly to the Bay Area, and connecting with local Jewish communities and their definitions of being "Jewish," I gained a new understanding of my Jewish identity and spirituality.
People relate to spirituality in different ways. It's not something that's just given to you. It's not only something you practice or learn, but something you feel. Spirituality doesn't exclude anyone. It includes Jewish ideals, but it does not stand exclusively on Jewish beliefs. Spirituality involves global ideals, thoughts and understandings. Most importantly for me, music is the medium, guide and driving force in my own spiritual path.
I emphasize the importance of music not only because it is my love, my passion, my profession and in many ways, the essence of my being, but because music is an incredible educational tool that builds bridges reaching people's hearts and souls. In fact, it is the reason I became involved with the Jewish community in the US from the first place.
When I arrived in San Francisco ten years ago, I worked as a song leader at Congregation Sherith Israel. While taking these first steps in the world of American Judaism, I learned many songs commonly taught to Jewish children in the US. Many of these songs were outdated and not surprisingly, that my students didn't relate to them. These songs don't represent or resemble anything close to the music young American Jews are listening to in their secular lives. Moreover, I felt that most of these Folk/Rock genre Jewish-American songs didn't represent the story of the whole Jewish diaspora. So I decided to write new Jewish music that speaks to the hearts of the Jewish youth, represents a variety of Jewish communities from around the globe and connects the souls of the listeners with their Jewish identity on a spiritual level.
In 2011, I formed Sol Tevél, a band that focuses on connecting Hebrew roots while engaging world cultures. A year later, we released our debut album, World Light, which aims provide a contemporary interpretation on traditional Jewish texts, ideals and mysticism.
How can we learn more about spirituality? The truth is that it's not my intention to teach nor preach spirituality, but to share my personal journey into this realm. Teaching for the past 10 years showed me that my students were my best teachers and could (often unintentionally) answer many of the questions we struggle with. And as for "God" or "spirituality," Austin Branner, one of my 3rd grade students expressed it best with the words that would become the title song for my album World Light:
See the wind flowing by
See the stars up high
See the sand on the ground
See the rocks all around
My God, your God, One God.
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Member of the Karnataka State Human Rights Commission Chandrashekhar G. Hungund on Tuesday directed the Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS) to upgrade its infrastructure.
Mr. Hungund, who was here to take stock of the infrastructure in the HIMS, took petitions from the public. He was informed that the hospital lacked a ventilator facility. Mr. Hungund accordingly directed officials concerned to take necessary steps to install the facility. With the hospital staff aware of Mr. Hungund's visit well in advance, premises and wards were kept spic and span while all workers reported for duty. HIMS Director Rache Gowda and the Medical Superintendent K. Shankar were present during the visit.


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Columbia gets support for its Web server running on SuSE Linux from Novell, but the only way to troubleshoot other open-source programs is to do what Norris did: search the Web and post queries to the open-source community. Columbia's IT staff proactively engages the open-source community to get the latest patches and upgrades, but "this can be time consuming," Stephenson admits.
Most companies aren't going to rely on Web searches and hacker hangouts to recruit open-source talent. That's why business-class support may be best derived from vendors with open-source expertise, says Dan Frye, director of IBM's Linux Technology Center. "You can't put applications in an enterprise environment without the right service and support," Frye says. IBM employs about 1,000 IT professionals trained not only to use open-source software but also to support IBM's Linux customers and contribute code back to the open-source community. Hewlett-Packard, another Linux advocate, claims to employ more than 6,500 workers within HP services who have Linux expertise. Novell has about 700 support personnel who can provide customers with Linux systems support.
The cost of Linux support varies depending on what's required and the way support contracts are structured. Some users bundle Linux support within broader data-center contracts--with HP, IBM, or Novell that can climb well into six figures. HP says that 24-by-7 software support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux is priced at $1,332 per server per year, for example. Red Hat itself charges a $2,500 annual per-license fee for Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS on x86 servers that includes unlimited phone calls and Web access to service reps. The cost jumps to $18,000 for Red Hat on a mainframe.
Having access to support and services from such companies can ease the transition to open systems, vendors say. "Three years ago, you had to be a developer to deploy Linux," says Brian Stevens, VP of operating system development at Red Hat. "Today, you don't." But even with its in-house expertise, Burlington turns to IBM, Novell, or Red Hat for support with Linux-specific issues, CIO Prince says.
Financial-services provider KeyCorp has looked to HP and Red Hat to train its 1,400 IT employees on open-source technology rather than hire new programmers. About half of the financial-services company's IT operations use distributed applications written with IBM WebSphere tools and the Perl programming language as well as the Java 2 Enterprise Edition platform, Lotus Domino, and Microsoft .Net. KeyCorp still runs its core Cobol-based banking applications on mainframes and a DB2 relational database.
While Dutile is reluctant to hire programmers right out of school--"I don't know that I've ever found a developer out of college who was ready for the market"--he does have a trick for finding good talent. He sometimes searches Google and SourceForge.net, a repos- itory for open-source code that's maintained by VA Software Corp., to see which programmers are working on projects that demonstrate skills valuable to KeyCorp. This lets Dutile take a look at a programmer's work. "If I was hiring a programmer from another bank, it's not likely that bank would let me go and evaluate the code that person worked on for them," Dutile says.
SourceForge has more than 900,000 registered users and includes a repository of more than 89,500 open-source programs under development. Although VA Software won't divulge the specific demographics of its user base, the company confirms that more than 40,000 companies, government agencies, and other organizations have two or more users registered with SourceForge. A percentage of those other registered users may be high-school kids or hobbyists, not potentially employable talent.
Open-source expertise is building. Young programmers such as Columbia Public Schools' Norris find it hard to envision a world without open-source software. He's considering going to school to study computer science. One of the main reasons? "It would let me contribute more back to the open-source community," he says.
And companies can contribute to the growing pool of open-source talent. Applied Industrial positioned its open-source training as a career-enhancing step. "We offered people here a way to reinvent themselves," says IT director Falkowski. But considering that Windows servers outnumber Linux servers in his company by a ratio of 4-to-1, it's understandable that not everyone was eager to leave a well-established environment for the less-established world of open-source. Most of those who are retraining, Falkowski says, have backgrounds in Unix and C or C++ programming skills.
The open-source world, like any emerging environment, is fraught with peril. There's the threat of lawsuits--spurious or not--by vendors claiming open-source software infringes on their intellectual property. But potential users of open-source systems also have to consider that there might not be enough expertise to support their projects adequately and that getting that expertise can be more expensive--and more of an effort--than they anticipate. Is open source worth it? Steve Ballmer has his opinion, but most companies are going to have to answer that question for themselves.
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IHA names top California medical groups on P4P
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The Integrated Healthcare Association on Thursday announced its annual list of the top Golden State medical groups and IPAs on its "pay-for-performance" quality rankings. These high-ranking groups finished in the top 20 percent, but actual scores were not identified for any of the groups, either the "winners" or those who finished further down in the quality rankings.
The Oakland-based association said the Solano Regional Medical Group, which is affiliated with Sutter Health's Sutter Regional Medical Foundation, was the only physician organization statewide to appear on its top performer and most improved lists -– and that this is the second time it has achieved this distinction.
Top performers in the Bay Area include a number of groups that has done well in the past on IHA's quality measures, including the Affinity Medical Group, Marin IPA, Mills-Peninsula Medical Group, Palo Alto Medical Foundation and a host of Kaiser Permanente's Permanente Medical Group units, including those affiliated with its medical centers in San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Marin counties.
In the Sacramento region, along with Kaiser's Permanente Group units in Napa/Solano, Roseville/Sacramento, Santa Rosa and South Sacramento, top performers included the Humboldt-Del Norte Independent Practice Association, Sutter Regional Medical Foundation/Solano Regional Medical Group, Sutter West Medical Group, and Woodland Healthcare.
Awards for top performers and "most improved" groups were presented at the IHA Pay for Performance Stakeholders Meeting in Los Angeles on Thursday. The awards are based on performance on four metrics: clinical quality, patient experience, use of information technology and coordinated diabetes care, according to IHA.
Top performing physician organizations are identified by calculating a composite score for each of the four P4P measures, which are then weighted to compute an overall composite score. The 46 groups with the highest composite scores are designated as top performers.
In other parts of the state, Kaiser's Permanente medical groups also fared well, as did Cedars-Sinai Medical Group, HealthCare Partners Medical Group, Pioneer Medical Group and UCLA Medical Group in the Los Angeles area; Orange County's Bristol Park Medical Group Inc., Edinger Medical Group, St. Joseph Heritage Medical Group and St. Jude Heritage Medical Group; and San Diego's Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group and doctors affiliated with UC San Diego Medical Center.
Most improved groups, which won the group's Ronald P. Bangasser, M.D., Memorial Award for Quality Improvement," included:
- The Bay Area's Physicians Medical Group of San Jose.
- Sacramento's Sutter Regional Medical Foundation/Solano Regional Medical Group.
- The Central Coast Region's SeaView IPA.
- The Central Valley's AllCare IPA.
- The Inland Empire's Loma Linda University Health Care.
- Los Angeles' Good Samaritan Medical Practice Association.
- Orange County's AMVI Medical Group.
- San Diego's Centre for Health Care.
IHA noted that along with determing its awards, 2008 Pay for Performance or P4P data is used by seven California health insurers -- Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, CIGNA HealthCare of California, Health Net of California, Western Health Advantage, and UnitedHealthcare -– to calculate incentive payments to participating medical groups and IPAs.
Between 2004 and 2008, those P4P incentive payments have totaled more than $264 million. But IHA stresses that each insurance company "develops its own formula to determine payments," taking into consideration recommendations from IHA's P4P steering committee.
Payments reflecting last year's quality results will be distributed this fall, according to IHA, which aims to promote quality improvement, accountability, and affordability in California's health care arena. IHA says the P4P program in California is the nation's largest non-governmental physician incentive program, and includes eight participating health insurance plans (including Kaiser for reporting only) and more than 225 medical organizations representing 35,000 physicians.
All told, those groups and doctors provide care for 10.5 million health plan enrollees.
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