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TELFED MARCH 2000 VOL.26 NO. 1 COVER STORY ISRAEL'S TRANSPORTATION W W L ' POLICY: -o- TIME TO CHOOSE I V iwm\ i''> m nm ei^Ci INSIDE; PEOPLE: B O O K R E V I E W •Former South Africans receive top awards. Hermann Kiillenbach, a friend of Gandhi HEALTH: ART SCENE: •Professor Leon Epstein back in Africa Dance as an antidote to violence, the art of baking PROFILE NUPTIALS, ARRIVALS Boris Senior: the SAZF and the Israeli Air Foire .... AND MORE ~LD 46 SOKOLOV (2nd Floor) RAMAT-HASHARON Tel. 03-5488111 Home 09-7446967 Fax 03-5400077 Dear Friends, Well, at least this year, we can say that we had a winter!!! So, as we look forward to the spring and summer, its a good time to start planning this year's travels. Wow, where can I recommend - there are so many "cheap" weekend deals to Europe that it is really a matter of checking the budget and deciding on a destination and type of holiday... A few days rest in Sharem (playing golf) or a more active week in Tuscany, or revisiting Paris, Rome or Prague, or even "Back to Africa." Believe me, a week in Kenya is a wonderful family experience with unbeatable game viewing. Brenda Miller's famous Music Tours are also filling up with the tour to Russia departing on May 16th for two weeks . There are only a few more seats left, so please call us. The tour to Prague is from the 18th to the 26th of June, and to Paris from July 2nd- lOth. Call us soon to register. The best advice that I can give is really to book early, as this year due to the millenium, flights are very heavily booked and many of the summer flights are already full. I wish you all a great 2000, and once again thanks for your support. Best Regards, Terry Kessel Managing Director CONTENTS FLOOD, SWEAT AND FEARS NOTICE failed to have been affected by the devasta INTHEMAIL FormerSouth Africans in Israel could not have tion and loss of life afflicted recently on the south PEOPLE east coast of Africa. Mozambique, in particular, AAA was the hardest hit by nature's brutal battering of HEALTH the low-lying areas. Images haunt us of frightened COVER STORY souls perched on the thatched rooftops of humble N O T I C E B O A R D , dwellings, or precariously clinging to the fiimsy TELFEDTIDINCS upper branches of wind-bent trees, desperately try ART SCENE ing to keep one step ahead of the ever-rising B O O K N O O K floodwaters. N E W A R R I VA L S . In this nightmarish scenario, we can lake pride BUSINESS BRIEFS in the South Africans that are risking life and limb PROFILE to bring relief to the multitudes in their plight. The NUPTIALS Jewish community of South Africa has also risen KEREN TELFED ... to the challenge by funding fifty tons of emergency CONDOLENCES., equipment, medical teams, and chartering two CLASSIFIED SAA planes and two helicopters to assist the vic- lim.s of the floods. Telfed's e-mail newsletter appealing for do PRODUCTION nations elicited generous responses. Let us join Editor; Becky Rowe hands with our Jewish community in South Af Correspondents: David Kaplan. Becky Rowe rica in helping to save hundreds of thousands of Editorial Committee Chairman;David Kaplan lives. See Notice Board on page 25. Design and Layout: Becky Rowe David Kaplan Business Manager: Lena Nulman Chairman, Telfed Editorial Committee: Sharon Bernstein. Chairman of the Editorial Board Janine Gelley, Hilary Kaplan. Mark Kedem. Sidney Shapiro, Michelle Wolff South African Zionist Federation (Israel) Cover and Artwork: David Kaplan 19 Schwartz Street, Ra'anana Advertising: Lena Nulman tel.: (09)7446110. fax: (09)7446112 Proofreading: Marvyn Hatchuel. email: [email protected]; web: www.teIfed.org.il Harriet Levin. Lucy Jacobson, Solly Kaplan. Joint Counselling Services Offices: Judith Rowe. Peter Rowe Tel Aviv: 76 Ibn Gvirol Street Extra or back copies of Telled Magazine are available at tel: 03-696-5244 fax: 03-696-8696 NIS15 per magazine. 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If no date appears, we have not yet received payment from you. 1 TWO QUESTIONNAIRES NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The South African Zionist Federation (Israel) seeks the assistance of the public in two major issues which affect the South African community in Israel. A. We wish to assess whether or not there is a "window of opportunity" to substantially increase the aliyah from South Africa. B. We, together with Beth Protea, are in the process of assessing the current and future needs of our aging community throughout the countty. Your input would be invaluable in helping us plan in this regard. In order to assist us in these two most important investigations, we ask you to set aside a few minutes in order to complete the questionnaires enclosed in this magazine. We truly appreciate your cooperation and we hope that, with your assistance, we will he able to produce positive measures in our endeavours for the benefit of the South Afri can community both in Israel and South Africa. 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Recall LESSONS FROM THE NEW SA ing the frustration and Dear Editor, outrage caused by the I'm replying to Dr. Colin King's letter en apartheid regime, that titled "Wearing Blinkers" referring to my letter drove so many of us in your July issue. I am amazed that my re away from South Af marks on the good manners, courtesy and rica, gave way to humil helpfulness from mainly black people, dur ity in the face of these ing our last visit to South Africa, could have been people who never gave up the 'struggle.' They so misinterpreted. Despite their pa.sl under the have lived to forgive their tormentors in order to terrible apartheid period, the Blacks that we met, build a brighter future in South Africa. exhibited no bitterness — part of the spirit of reconciliation inspired by their leaders. I wear no blinkers. 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    INDUSTRY GUIDE TO TECHNION Research Projects > Research Services > Technology Transfer Cover: Electromagnetic Collapse of Metallic Cylinders Optical Microsope Mr. Zev Lovinger and Prof. Daniel Rittel Dynamic Fractures Laboratory Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Small hollow metallic cylinders are collapsed onto a copper core using intense electromagnetic fields. The experiment lasts a few microseconds. Optical (light) microscopy is used to characterize the deformed microstructure of the cylinder. From LABSCAPES exhibition at Technion, created and curated by Mrs. Anat Har-Gil. INDUSTRY GUIDE TO TECHNION Research Projects > Research Services > Technology Transfer Produced by Technion Research and Development Foundation (TRDF). © 2014 Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, all rights reserved. First Edition May 2014. No reproduction, copy or transmissions of this publication may be made without written permission of Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. Industry Guide to Technion Contents 6 About the Technion 67 Ion Implantation Laboratory 10 Research Cooperation with Industry 67 Near Field Optical Scanning and Raman Microscopy Laboratory 11 Liaison Office 68 Variable Temperature, Ultra-High Vacuum, Scanning Probe Microscope 16 Affiliates Programs (VT-UHVSPM) Laboratory 17 Research Equipment and Infrastructure 69 Surface Science Laboratory 20 Research Contracts 70 Stephen and Nancy Grand Water Research Institute (GWRI) 24 Technology Transfer 74 Blumenstein Family Information Center (BFIC) 25 Technion Technology Transfer (T3) 75