UW Milwaukee Chancellor Carlos Santiago and Technion President Professor Peretz Lavie
Sculpture on Technion Grounds
Lunch in Tiberias at the Roberg Restaurant, home of well known chef Ilan Roberg. The Mayor of Tiberias is speaking and seated next to Governor Doyle.
Here I am with a great backdrop.
Members of the delegation, Julia Taylor, President of the Greater Milwaukee Committee, Brian Schupper of President of Schupper Consulting and Malcolm Kinnaird, VP of Corporate Development of A. O. Smith.
Brian Schupper, President of Schupper Consulting, Claus Dunkelberg, Industry Specialist of M7 Water Council and Sammis White, Professor at UW-Milwaukee.
Claus Dunkelberg, M7 Water Council and Eric Crawford of Greenman Alliance. Eric- I would love to see the results of your phone camera picture!
Our Water Council friends on the largest freshwater lake in Israel--the Sea of Galilee. From the left- Claus Dunkelberg, Industry Specialist, M7 Water Council; Mickey Judkins, Administrator, Division of Global Ventures, Commerce Dept.; Steve Sletner, Business Development Manager, Red Flint Sand and Gravel; Julia Taylor, President, Greater Milwaukee Committee; Brian Schupper, President, Schupper Consulting; Sammis White, Professor, UW-Milwaukee; Carlos Santiago, Chancellor, UW-Milwaukee; Eric Crawford, Leader of Greenman Alliance.
Yossef, our van driver and great tour guide. 3rd generation Israelite.
The stones can talk in Israel.
Entrance to the River Jordan (and gift shop).
The River Jordan
Baptism on the River Jordan. The baptism is free but there is a charge for the locker rooms.
A young girl deciding whether to venture into the channel full of catfish.
Steve checking the temperature of the Jordan and the interest of the catfish. Look at a larger size of the picture and you can see the masses of catfish in the water.
Steve Sletner, Business Development Manager of Red Flint Sand and Gravel.
Steve Sletner, Red Flint Sand and Gravel, tempting the catfish in the channel of the River Jordan.
A man filling a coke bottle with water from the River Jordan.
I just liked the light in the top left corner of this picture.
The evening sun on the top of the hill.
Village at sundown.
City in the distant catching the glow of the setting sun.
