#saudi tour

[marcelskittels]

Donkeys cross the road while the peloton is competing during the 3rd Saudi Tour 2023 - Stage 3 a 159,2km stage from Al Manshiyah Train Station to Abu Rakah 1139m on February 01, 2023 in Abu Rakah, Saudi Arabia. (Photos by Alex Broadway/Getty Images)

[f1-birb]

get a room jfc

[lam-ila]

i forgot to update you guys yesterday bc i was completely in shock but I GOT TICKETS TO SEE TWENTY ONE PILOTS IN CONCERT

[faheemkhan882]

Very Pleasant weather Cloudy with slight cool windy in #madina

[saudivisa]

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[umrah-service]

Learn all about the Holy Kaaba, the heart of the Islamic faith. Know its historical origins and architectural changes to its role in worship and pilgrimages.

[phantomchristinesuk]

Middle East tour Christine: Update

It has now been revealed there will be a total of 5* Christines in the Middle East tour.

Alongside the Christines in the previous post, Georgia Wilkinson; Bridget Costello & Grace Chapman, it has been announced today that Jessica Hackett will be understudying the role of Christine (as well as Carlotta).

Harriet Jones will also be one of the Christines but it is unconfirmed when she will join the tour.

Pictures: Georgia Wilkinson (Kate Williams Photography), Bridget Costello (Melanie Gowie), Harriet Jones (Martin Charrat photography), Jessica Hackett (fnati.c headshots) & Grace Chapman (The Headshot Box) instagram

[ballerinadellamusica]

Confirmed cast members for the Middle East tour:

Rachel Bird

David Burilin

Ester Cameron

Grace Chapman

Maria Conneely

Paul Erbs

Daniel Jagusz-Holley

Michael Kirby

Ebony Jayne Kitts

Rhidian Marc

Rebecca Ridout

Nikki Skinner

These people have been confirmed to be part of the tour by their agents or Spotlight cvs.

[eretzyisrael]

Good News From Israel

In the 16th July 23 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

Israeli personally tailored therapies can cure infections and infertility.

Israeli surgeons don’t need electricity to save a life in Ethiopia.

Israeli scientists won awards from France and NASA.

A new European fund is to invest a quarter of a billion dollars in Israeli startups.

An Israeli startup will generate electricity from Taiwan’s choppy seas.

The Israel Premier Tech cycling team won the 9th stage of the Tour de France.

An Israeli NGO is saving the bees – one swarm at a time.

This newsletter edition is entitled "Chai-Tech", merging the term "Hi-Tech" with "Chai" - the Hebrew word for "Living" / "Lives". The reason is that there is so much recent news about Israeli technology to benefit human lives.

Almost all the medical articles involve Israelis using hi-tech to save lives, including breakthroughs in personalized medicine, global vaccines, stroke monitors, digital  insoles, brain disease diagnosis, prescription checkers and the innovations of Sheba Medical Center.

Israeli life-saving climate-tech features high in this newsletter with Israel's plans for a 1,000-strong delegation to COP28, the recent climate-tech delegation to the UK, 15 Israeli Climate Awards candidates, France's award to an Israeli hydrogen scientist, and Taiwan implementing Israel's wave energy solution.  Israeli hi-tech is also benefiting the environment by using seaweed to generate electricity, turning potato waste foliage into a food source, more vegan substitutes for meat, sustainable farming solutions and ultra-efficient space propulsion.

Other hi-tech programs include multi-million investments into Israeli companies developing 3D printed organs, security for schools, digital health, food-tech and agri-tech solutions. No wonder Israeli hi-tech startups are actively being sought by the US States of Virginia and Maryland.

The photo shows the construction of a solar roof over the soccer pitch of our local school in Netanya, providing shade to the young players, and green electricity for the school and the grid. Another "high"-tech solution making life better for the next generation.  Am Yisrael Chai!

Read More: Good News From Israel

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

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[WSJ NEWS EXCLUSIVE]

PGA Tour’s Deal With LIV’s Saudi Backers to Be Investigated by the Justice Department

The probe introduces uncertainty to the agreement between warring bodies that stunned the golf industry, which was already facing scrutiny under federal antitrust law

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Who could possibly suspect something corrupt and untoward here? Anybody with eyes.

[marcelskittels]

Søren Wærenskjold of Norway and Uno-X Pro Cycling Team celebrates at finish line as stage winner  during the 3rd Saudi Tour 2023 - Stage 3 a 159,2km stage from Al Manshiyah Train Station to Abu Rakah on February 01, 2023 in Abu Rakah, Saudi Arabia. (Photos by Alex Broadway/Getty Images)

[akbartravelssaudi]

[dknuth]

Saudi Arabia - Final Day

Today is our last day in Jeddah and in Saudi Arabia. I have a 6:20 AM flight tomorrow morning. The ride to the airport leaves at 3 AM.

Today felt a bit like a filler day. We started at a museum in town that has 60, or was it 70, rooms or stuff. It was a version of the house museums on steroids. There was no place to rest your eyes in three floors of exhibits. We were there for an hour and a half!!! In a half hour I was out the door and sitting in the courtyard. It was overwhelming. Even the outside was every design on the old buildings in town.

But the inside... Even the spaces on the walls without exhibits were covered in large panels of text.

Our second stop was the Jeddah Fish Market. It was surprisingly good. The fish looks amazingly fresh and with a large variety and supply. In addition to the fish mongers, there was an area where you could take your fish and have it cleaned and filleted,etc.

Then we to the "Floating Mosque" which isn't floating, it's on piles. Then we stopped at the Jeddah sign along the road. I have no pictures of those.

Then it was a farewell lunch (unfortunately NOT fish.) But while waiting I booked dinner as our favorite Sushi Restaurant for Sunday night.

In Summary

This has been a great trip. My fellow travelers have been knowledgeable and interested in the things we were seeing. Our guides, locals, and others have been enthusiastic and ready to share their experiences and knowledge.

As a result, I've learned a lot about Saudi Arabia's past, present, and possible future.

This is my first AIA tour and it's exactly what I was hoping for; which makes me feel better about the other two I've already booked.

But, I'm also ready to go home to Cathie, and the cats, and even to the cold and the snow.

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[calciopics]

Welcome to Riyadh, Leo