Friendly and intelligent person
a husband for Arlene's and a father for a 15 years old
son.
A resident of Silver Spring, Maryland, (which is a suburb
of Washington, DC.)
Who loves reading books, magazines, and newspapers but
for him unfortunately he doesn't
have enough time to read a great deal for pleasure.
Who has been teaching
English at Gallaudet University since 1982 and enjoys his
work. who spent two weeks in Israel in
june and spent 6 months on the ulpan of the kibbutz.
Hope
to meet you in Israel.
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Hila,
a resident of Rishon Le Zion, in Israel,
visited Thailand, Vietnam, and Burma,
and enjoyed every second of her travels
throughout southeast Asia.
She also loves to travel in Israel,
specially in the Galil and in the southern region
where her boy-friend Uri
lives on a kibbutz near the Dead Sea.
After obtaining a degree in educational counseling,
she is delighted to attend Talpiot College
where she is a first year student of English.
One day she hopes to visit the USA
so she can practice her newly learned language.
When it comes to chocolate and ice cream,
as fattening as they may be, she is a real 'gourmande'.
This world traveler should know that
For a high without the calories,
there is no substitute for the delightful movie "Chocolate."
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WASHINGTON MUSEUMS
If you came for a visit to Washington your tour won't
be completed until you visit the best museums in
Washington.
Museum of Art
The Corcoran Gallery of Art
http://www.corcoran.org/
Only a block from the White House and just a short
walk from the nation’s historic Mall, the Corcoran
stands as a major center of American art. It is a place
where the past, present and future of the visual arts
come to life -- the past in the museum’s extensive
collection of American and European masterworks, the
present in its ongoing exhibitions of contemporary art,
and the future in the classrooms and studios of one of
the most distinguished colleges of art and design in the
country.
http://ushmm.org/
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ("the
USHMM") freely provides the information contained on
this website to our website visitors. Although the USHMM
makes every reasonable effort to provide accurate
information, the USHMM cannot guarantee the accuracy,
reliability, currency, or completeness of the information
contained on this website or on any other website with
which it is linked. The USHMM therefore disclaims
responsibility for any errors in the information provided,
and the USHMM urges all visitors to this website to take
their own steps to obtain independent verification of the
information provided. In addition, the USHMM disclaims
all warranties, including the implied warranty of fitness
for a particular purpose, in regard to the information
provided on this website.
The Museum's name and logo are trademarks of the United
States Holocaust Memorial Council
http://www.nasm.si.edu/
National Air and Space Museum
The Smithsonian Institution's National
Air and Space Museum (NASM) maintains the largest
collection of historic air and spacecraft in the world.
It is also a vital center for research into the history,
science, and technology of aviation and space flight.
Located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., the
Museum has hundreds of artifacts on display including the
original Wright 1903 Flyer, the "Spirit of St. Louis,"
Apollo 11 command module, and a Lunar rock sample that
visitors can touch. The museum continues to develop new
exhibits to examine the impact of air and space
technology on science and society.
http://natzoo.si.edu/index.htm
In the National Zoo you can find the
Gorilla family, the Komodo dragon, Flamingos, Elephants
and other interesting animals.
http://americanhistory.si.edu/
Do you want to know about the American
history?
The National Museum of American History
(NMAH) is devoted to collecting, preserving, and
interpreting artifacts as a special class of historical
evidence--and as principal expressions of human
creativity. The Museum is interested in how objects are
made, how they are used, how they express human needs and
values, and how they influence society and the lives of
individuals. NMAH's natural focus is on the history of
the United States of America, including its roots and
connections with other cultures.
As sources for research, the Museum offers the historical
objects collected by its curatorial divisions, but also
significant collections of oral histories, prints,
photographs, business Americana and trade literature, and
engineering drawings. NMAH also houses a notable research
library and the Dibner Library of rare books in the
history of science and technology
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