ווואואאוואואו! אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. !!!!1! (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Lorelle VanFossen <lorelle...@gmail.com> Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? To: amarsa...@gmail.com
Hey, Sarit!
When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant words every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking out during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little over the top. Good.
I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks to attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you from all the programs I did.
And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for video, recording, and taking notes.
And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to attendees...one way or another.
Sarit wrote: > ווואואאוואואו! > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. > היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה > שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > !!!!1! > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך > מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* <lorelle...@gmail.com > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>> > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>
> Hey, Sarit!
> When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW > you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to > a conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, > nosh on goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue > with a few cab drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd > love to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it into some > work.
> If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my > Hebrew is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few > flippant words every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have > plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any > way I could be a part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to > put on a show.
> Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) > as I was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), > another meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and > walking out during my talk), and the fact that none of my books > arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone > attending. ARGH! According to those at the program and who have seen > the video, I was only a little over the top. Good.
> I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was > living there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those > folks to attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have > a problem finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas > on that, I might have a few for you from all the programs I did.
> And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style > for the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two > years in a row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their > equipment for video, recording, and taking notes.
> And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > attendees...one way or another.
> ווואואאוואואו! > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה שלה > אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > !!!!1! > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך מתלהבת > ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Lorelle VanFossen <lorelle...@gmail.com> > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> Hey, Sarit!
> When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW you > had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to a > conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, nosh on > goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an excuse > to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my Hebrew > is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant words > every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have plenty of > places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I could be a > part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) as I > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking out > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all bought and > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little over > the top. Good.
> I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was living > there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks to > attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them might > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a few > for you from all the programs I did.
> And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style for > the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two years in a > row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for video, > recording, and taking notes.
> And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > attendees...one way or another.
די צריך לסגור את זה מוקדם. על כרטיס מכאן לשם (אני מניח שהיא מארה"ב הברית) לאוקטובר שילמתי עכשיו 1003 דולר באלעל, והמקומות המוזלים הללו די מוגבלים. אם היא מהחוף המערבי זה יכול להיות יותר.
> > ווואואאוואואו! > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. > > היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה > > שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > > !!!!1! > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך > > מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* <lorelle...@gmail.com > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>> > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>
> > Hey, Sarit!
> > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW > > you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to > > a conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, > > nosh on goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue > > with a few cab drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd > > love to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it into some > > work.
> > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my > > Hebrew is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few > > flippant words every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have > > plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any > > way I could be a part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to > > put on a show.
> > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) > > as I was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), > > another meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and > > walking out during my talk), and the fact that none of my books > > arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone > > attending. ARGH! According to those at the program and who have seen > > the video, I was only a little over the top. Good.
> > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was > > living there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those > > folks to attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have > > a problem finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas > > on that, I might have a few for you from all the programs I did.
> > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style > > for the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two > > years in a row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their > > equipment for video, recording, and taking notes.
> > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > > attendees...one way or another.
> > ווואואאוואואו! > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא > > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה > > שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > > !!!!1! > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך > > מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > From: Lorelle VanFossen < lorelle...@gmail.com> > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> > Hey, Sarit!
> > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW you > > had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to a > > conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, nosh on > > goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an excuse > > to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my Hebrew > > is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant words > > every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have plenty > > of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I could be > > a part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) as I > > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking out > > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all bought and > > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to > > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little over > > the top. Good.
> > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was living > > there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks to > > attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them might > > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a few > > for you from all the programs I did.
> > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style > > for the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two years > > in a row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > > attendees...one way or another.
> אז מה שלורייל מציעה, זה שנממן לה כרטיס טיסה (רק הלוך , כן :P ) - והיא > תגיע. > קול.
> מי בעד לנסות להזיז את זה ?
> On 8/27/07, Tal Galili <tal.gal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > אני מיד אקרא מה שהיא כתבה - אבל עוד לפני אני מוכרח לומר - וואו ! > > (כמובן שאני מכיר את לורל על וורדפרס !)
> > On 8/27/07, Sarit < amarsa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > > > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > > > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא > > > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה > > > שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > > > !!!!1! > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך > > > מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > > From: Lorelle VanFossen < lorelle...@gmail.com> > > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> > > Hey, Sarit!
> > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW > > > you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to > > > a conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, nosh > > > on goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few > > > cab drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an > > > excuse to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my > > > Hebrew is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant > > > words every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have > > > plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I > > > could be a part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a > > > show.
> > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > > > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) as I > > > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking out > > > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all bought and > > > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to > > > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little over > > > the top. Good.
> > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was > > > living there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks > > > to attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them might > > > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a few > > > for you from all the programs I did.
> > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style > > > for the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two years > > > in a row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > > > attendees...one way or another.
> אז מה שלורייל מציעה, זה שנממן לה כרטיס טיסה (רק הלוך , כן :P ) - והיא > תגיע. > קול.
> מי בעד לנסות להזיז את זה ?
> On 8/27/07, Tal Galili <tal.gal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > אני מיד אקרא מה שהיא כתבה - אבל עוד לפני אני מוכרח לומר - וואו ! > > (כמובן שאני מכיר את לורל על וורדפרס !)
> > On 8/27/07, Sarit < amarsa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > > > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > > > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא > > > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה > > > שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > > > !!!!1! > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך > > > מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > > From: Lorelle VanFossen < lorelle...@gmail.com> > > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> > > Hey, Sarit!
> > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW > > > you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to > > > a conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, nosh > > > on goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few > > > cab drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an > > > excuse to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my > > > Hebrew is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant > > > words every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have > > > plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I > > > could be a part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a > > > show.
> > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > > > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) as I > > > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking out > > > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all bought and > > > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to > > > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little over > > > the top. Good.
> > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was > > > living there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks > > > to attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them might > > > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a few > > > for you from all the programs I did.
> > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style > > > for the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two years > > > in a row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > > > attendees...one way or another.
Sarit wrote: > אוקיי, אז אחרי ההתלהבות - איך נעשה כזה דבר? :\
> On 8/27/07, *Tal Galili* <tal.gal...@gmail.com > <mailto:tal.gal...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> אוקי, אחרי שקראתי:
> אז מה שלורייל מציעה, זה שנממן לה כרטיס טיסה (רק הלוך , כן :P ) - > והיא תגיע. > קול.
> מי בעד לנסות להזיז את זה ?
> On 8/27/07, * Tal Galili* <tal.gal...@gmail.com > <mailto:tal.gal...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> אני מיד אקרא מה שהיא כתבה - אבל עוד לפני אני מוכרח לומר - וואו ! > (כמובן שאני מכיר את לורל על וורדפרס !)
> On 8/27/07, * Sarit* < amarsa...@gmail.com > <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> ווואואאוואואו! > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה > מלאה. > !!!!1! > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* < lorelle...@gmail.com > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>> > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>
> Hey, Sarit!
> When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front > of it.
> I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come back to > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the Shuk, > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > into some work.
> If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good enough, > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > while), I'd love to be invited.
> WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it fits > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that none of > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor to > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those at > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > little over the top. Good.
> I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure I > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without much > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you from > all the programs I did.
> And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > video, recording, and taking notes.
> And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book > away to attendees...one way or another.
> > ווואואאוואואו! > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > > <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, > > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם > > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה > > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה > > מלאה. > > !!!!1! > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל > > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה > תשובה).
> > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* < lorelle...@gmail.com > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>> > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>
> > Hey, Sarit!
> > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I > > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front > > of it.
> > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as > > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come back to > > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the Shuk, > > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love > > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > > into some work.
> > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good enough, > > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > > while), I'd love to be invited.
> > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and > > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). > > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it fits > > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I > > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the > > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up > > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that none of > > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor to > > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those at > > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > little over the top. Good.
> > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure I > > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without much > > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't > > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you from > > all the programs I did.
> > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than > > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book > > away to attendees...one way or another.
> > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > > > <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם,
> > > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > > > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם > > > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה > > > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה > > > מלאה. > > > !!!!1! > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל > > > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה > > תשובה).
> > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* < lorelle...@gmail.com > > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>> > > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>
> > > Hey, Sarit!
> > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I > > > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front > > > of it.
> > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as > > > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come back to > > > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the Shuk, > > > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love > > > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > > > into some work.
> > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > > > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good enough, > > > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > > > while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and > > > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). > > > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it fits > > > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > > > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I > > > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the > > > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up > > > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that none of
> > > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor to > > > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those at > > > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > > little over the top. Good.
> > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > > > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure I > > > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without much > > > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't > > > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you from > > > all the programs I did.
> > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than > > > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > > > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > > > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book > > > away to attendees...one way or another.
> > ווואואאוואואו! > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > > <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי > (ושלכם, > > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה > פלא.. אם > > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה > > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם > בהקשבה > > מלאה. > > !!!!1! > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- > אבל > > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת > לה תשובה).
> > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* < lorelle...@gmail.com > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com> > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>>> > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without > ME? > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com> > <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>>
> > Hey, Sarit!
> > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in > Israel, I > > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in > front > > of it.
> > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get > invited as > > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come > back to > > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the Shuk, > > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd > love > > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > > into some work.
> > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good enough, > > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > > while), I'd love to be invited.
> > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the > speakers, and > > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn > down?). > > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it fits > > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen > it. I > > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the > > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up > > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that > none of > > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a > sponsor to > > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those at > > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > little over the top. Good.
> > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure I > > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without much > > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't > > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you from > > all the programs I did.
> > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than > > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book > > away to attendees...one way or another.
> > > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > > > > < http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי > > > (ושלכם, > > > > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > > > > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. > > > אם > > > > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה > > > > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם > > > בהקשבה > > > > מלאה. > > > > !!!!1! > > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל
> > > > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה > > > תשובה).
> > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > > > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* < lorelle...@gmail.com > > > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>> > > > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME?
> > > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto: amarsa...@gmail.com>
> > > > Hey, Sarit!
> > > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, > > > I > > > > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in > > > front > > > > of it.
> > > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited > > > as > > > > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come back > > > to > > > > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the Shuk, > > > > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd > > > love > > > > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > > > > into some work.
> > > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > > > > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good enough, > > > > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > > > > while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, > > > and > > > > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn > > > down?). > > > > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it fits > > > > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > > > > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen it. > > > I > > > > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the > > > > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up > > > > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that none > > > of > > > > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor > > > to > > > > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those at > > > > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > > > little over the top. Good.
> > > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > > > > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure I > > > > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without much > > > > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't > > > > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you from > > > > all the programs I did.
> > > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than > > > > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > > > > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > > > > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book > > > > away to attendees...one way or another.
סליחה, היא כתבה שהיא רוצה להסתובב פה בשווקים ובקיבוץ. באמת שתחזור באוטובוס. וכאמור, ההערכה של עמרי נכונה. זה הסכום שאני משלם לטוס לשם ולחזור בדיוק בתקופה הזו.
On 8/27/07, Tal Galili <tal.gal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > > > > > < http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי > > > > (ושלכם, > > > > > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > > > > > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. > > > > אם > > > > > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא > > > > ירצה > > > > > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם > > > > בהקשבה > > > > > מלאה. > > > > > !!!!1! > > > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- > > > > אבל > > > > > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה > > > > תשובה).
> > > > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in > > > > Israel, I > > > > > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in > > > > front > > > > > of it.
> > > > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited > > > > as > > > > > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come back > > > > to > > > > > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the > > > > Shuk, > > > > > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > > > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd > > > > love > > > > > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > > > > > into some work.
> > > > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > > > > > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good > > > > enough, > > > > > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > > > > > while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, > > > > and > > > > > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn > > > > down?). > > > > > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it > > > > fits > > > > > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > > > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > > > > > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen > > > > it. I > > > > > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the
> > > > > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting > > > > up > > > > > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that > > > > none of > > > > > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a sponsor > > > > to > > > > > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those > > > > at > > > > > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > > > > little over the top. Good.
> > > > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > > > > > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure > > > > I > > > > > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without > > > > much > > > > > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > > > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't
> > > > > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you > > > > from > > > > > all the programs I did.
> > > > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better > > > > than > > > > > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > > > > > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > > > > > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > > > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > > > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book
> > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > > > <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי > > (ושלכם, > > > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > > > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה > > פלא.. אם > > > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא > ירצה > > > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם > > בהקשבה > > > מלאה. > > > !!!!1! > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- > > אבל > > > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת > > לה תשובה).
> > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > > From: *Lorelle VanFossen* < lorelle...@gmail.com > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com> > > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com > > <mailto:lorelle...@gmail.com>>> > > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without > > ME? > > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com> > > <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com <mailto:amarsa...@gmail.com>>
> > > Hey, Sarit!
> > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in > > Israel, I > > > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in > > front > > > of it.
> > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get > > invited as > > > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come > > back to > > > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the > Shuk, > > > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd > > love > > > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > > > into some work.
> > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > > > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good > enough, > > > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > > > while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the > > speakers, and > > > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn > > down?). > > > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it > fits > > > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > > > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen > > it. I > > > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the > > > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting > up > > > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that > > none of > > > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a > > sponsor to > > > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those > at > > > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > > little over the top. Good.
> > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > > > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure > I > > > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without > much > > > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't > > > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you > from > > > all the programs I did.
> > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better > than > > > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > > > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > > > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book > > > away to attendees...one way or another.
> > > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל > > > > <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו הוורדפרס שלי > > > (ושלכם, > > > > אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את > > > > כתובת האימייל האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה > > > פלא.. אם > > > > מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא > > ירצה > > > > להגיע להרצאה שלה אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם > > > בהקשבה > > > > מלאה. > > > > !!!!1! > > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- > > > אבל > > > > אני כל כך מתלהבת ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת > > > לה תשובה).
> > > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in > > > Israel, I > > > > just KNEW you had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in > > > front > > > > of it.
> > > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get > > > invited as > > > > a speaker to a conference in Israel so I can come > > > back to > > > > visit all my old friends, nosh on goodies from the > > Shuk, > > > > hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd > > > love > > > > to find an excuse to come back for a visit and turn it > > > > into some work.
> > > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking > > > > presenters (my Hebrew is not even close to good > > enough, > > > > though I can add a few flippant words every once in a > > > > while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the > > > speakers, and > > > > I have plenty of places to stay (argh, who to turn > > > down?). > > > > If there is any way I could be a part of it, and it > > fits > > > > into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my > > > > presentation in San Francisco? I still haven't seen > > > it. I > > > > was SO over the top (in my head) as I was battling the > > > > after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting > > up > > > > and walking out during my talk), and the fact that > > > none of > > > > my books arrived, all bought and paid for by a > > > sponsor to > > > > give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to those > > at > > > > the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > > > little over the top. Good.
> > > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel > > > > while I was living there for five years, and I'm sure > > I > > > > can stir up a few of those folks to attend without > > much > > > > problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to > > > > accommodate them might be a bigger issue. If you don't > > > > have any ideas on that, I might have a few for you > > from > > > > all the programs I did.
> > > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better > > than > > > > theatre style for the WordCamp event. That was a huge > > > > mistake in San Francisco, two years in a row. Too many > > > > people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > > > video, recording, and taking notes.
> > > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book > > > > away to attendees...one way or another.
לא, אבל גם לא בטוח שהוא יודע על זה בוודאות (מאט זה לא מאיה שענתה למייל) מצד שני, חשבתי על זה עכשיו, אנחנו הרי לא בקטע של לשכנע אותו - זה אמור לבוא ממנו באופן עצמי, לא?
בוא לא נקפוץ מעל הפופיק. אני מציע שננסה אותו שנה הבאה.
On 8/27/07, Boris Boltyansky <boltyan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> לא, אבל גם לא בטוח שהוא יודע על זה בוודאות (מאט זה לא מאיה שענתה למייל) > מצד שני, חשבתי על זה עכשיו, אנחנו הרי לא בקטע של לשכנע אותו - זה אמור > לבוא ממנו באופן עצמי, לא?
> מעבר לזה, האם היינו רוצים לראות אותו בכנס?
> On 8/28/07, Sarit <amarsa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > הוא הפגין איזה רצון לבוא?
לורל היא באמת האדם הנכון לכנס הזה. אבל שימו לב שזה יעלה הרבה יותר מ-5000 ש"ח. היא תרצה הוצאות שהיה, מלון, אוכל, מוניות וכו' זה בקלות יכול להגיע ל-10000 ש"ח. אני מניח שיהיה מקום למיקוח, ממליץ לא להתלהב מדי בחלופת האימיילים איתה ולתת לה להבין שאנחנו קצרים מאוד במימון. אם חשוב לה להגיע, שתתאמץ.
מה עם עוד מרצים? ועוד לפני המרצים, מה נושאי ההרצאות שהייתם רוצים לשמוע שם? לפי הנושאים נדע להתכוונן על מרצים פוטנציאליים.
On Aug 28, 9:59 am, "Ehud Kenan – אהוד קינן" <eke...@gmail.com> wrote:
> בוא לא נקפוץ מעל הפופיק. אני מציע שננסה אותו שנה הבאה.
> On 8/27/07, Boris Boltyansky <boltyan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > לא, אבל גם לא בטוח שהוא יודע על זה בוודאות (מאט זה לא מאיה שענתה למייל) > > מצד שני, חשבתי על זה עכשיו, אנחנו הרי לא בקטע של לשכנע אותו - זה אמור > > לבוא ממנו באופן עצמי, לא?
> > מעבר לזה, האם היינו רוצים לראות אותו בכנס?
> > On 8/28/07, Sarit <amarsa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > הוא הפגין איזה רצון לבוא?
שים לב למה שהיא כתבה - יש לה איפה ללון בארץ (כנראה שהבעיה שלה תהיה איפה לא ללון). היא רוצה לעלות על הגב של ההזמנה כדי לבקר בארץ - ניראה לי טרייד טוב לכולנו.
> לורל היא באמת האדם הנכון לכנס הזה. אבל שימו לב שזה יעלה הרבה יותר > מ-5000 ש"ח. היא תרצה הוצאות שהיה, מלון, אוכל, מוניות וכו' זה בקלות > יכול להגיע ל-10000 ש"ח. אני מניח שיהיה מקום למיקוח, ממליץ לא להתלהב > מדי בחלופת האימיילים איתה ולתת לה להבין שאנחנו קצרים מאוד במימון. אם > חשוב לה להגיע, שתתאמץ.
> מה עם עוד מרצים? ועוד לפני המרצים, מה נושאי ההרצאות שהייתם רוצים לשמוע > שם? לפי הנושאים נדע להתכוונן על מרצים פוטנציאליים.
> On Aug 28, 9:59 am, "Ehud Kenan - אהוד קינן" <eke...@gmail.com> wrote: > > בוא לא נקפוץ מעל הפופיק. אני מציע שננסה אותו שנה הבאה.
> > On 8/27/07, Boris Boltyansky <boltyan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > לא, אבל גם לא בטוח שהוא יודע על זה בוודאות (מאט זה לא מאיה שענתה > למייל) > > > מצד שני, חשבתי על זה עכשיו, אנחנו הרי לא בקטע של לשכנע אותו - זה אמור > > > לבוא ממנו באופן עצמי, לא?
> > > מעבר לזה, האם היינו רוצים לראות אותו בכנס?
> > > On 8/28/07, Sarit <amarsa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > הוא הפגין איזה רצון לבוא?
> ווואואאוואואו! > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה שלה > אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > !!!!1! > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך מתלהבת > ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Lorelle VanFossen <lorelle...@gmail.com> > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> Hey, Sarit!
> When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW you > had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to a > conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, nosh on > goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an excuse > to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my Hebrew > is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant words > every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have plenty of > places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I could be a > part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) as I > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking out > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all bought and > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little over > the top. Good.
> I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was living > there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks to > attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them might > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a few > for you from all the programs I did.
> And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style for > the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two years in a > row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for video, > recording, and taking notes.
> And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > attendees...one way or another.
אתה לא הורס שום מסיבה, אבל אתה כן טועה. אנחנו חייבים שיהיה לנו מושג על הדרישות מהספונסורים. לדעת כמה יעלה הארוח שלה יאפשר לנו להעריך הוצאות וכך לדעת מה לבקש. לענין הגברת, בדיוק בגלל השתלבות האינטרסים כתבתי שיש על מה להתמקח אתה.
On Aug 28, 1:21 pm, "Elad Salomons" <elad.salom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > ווואואאוואואו! > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. היא > > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה שלה > > אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > > !!!!1! > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך מתלהבת > > ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > From: Lorelle VanFossen <lorelle...@gmail.com> > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> > Hey, Sarit!
> > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW you > > had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to a > > conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, nosh on > > goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a few cab > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an excuse > > to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my Hebrew > > is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant words > > every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have plenty of > > places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I could be a > > part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) as I > > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking out > > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all bought and > > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According to > > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little over > > the top. Good.
> > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was living > > there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks to > > attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a problem > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them might > > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a few > > for you from all the programs I did.
> > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style for > > the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two years in a > > row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for video, > > recording, and taking notes.
> > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > > attendees...one way or another.
הנה מה שהיא כתבה לי בקשר לטיסות: Airfares: I just put in some dates about when would work for me, give or take a few, just as a test.
Departure: Portland (PDX) to Tel Aviv (TLV) Thu, Oct 04 Return: Tel Aviv (TLV) to Portland (PDX) Tue, Oct 23
lowestravel.com (a favorite of mine for international flights): $1196.24 + tax and up kayak.com (a favorite for domestic flights): $1458 +tax and up
I might be able to get it lower, if I do some dancing around with specials, but not much cheaper than about $1,000 USD from the west coast. If I were on the east, it would be a couple hundred less.
נראה שיש לה איפה לישון, והיא בטח לא תבקששנממן לה את כל הטיול כי היא לבקר בארץ באופן כללי. נראה לי שאם נעז לבקש מהספונסרים מימון עבור הטיסה +פלוס מונית הלוך חזור להרצליה או תל-אביב זה לא נורא.
> אתה לא הורס שום מסיבה, אבל אתה כן טועה. > אנחנו חייבים שיהיה לנו מושג על הדרישות מהספונסורים. > לדעת כמה יעלה הארוח שלה יאפשר לנו להעריך הוצאות וכך לדעת מה לבקש. > לענין הגברת, בדיוק בגלל השתלבות האינטרסים כתבתי שיש על מה להתמקח אתה.
> On Aug 28, 1:21 pm, "Elad Salomons" <elad.salom...@gmail.com> wrote: > > חברים יקרים,
> > צר להיות הורס המסיבות אבל לדבר על מימון נסיעות ומה שזה לא יהיה כאשר לא > > גייסנו את השקל הראשון נראה לי קצת מופרך.
> > עם כל הכבוד המייל שלה לדעתי נמצא על גבול הפרסומת עם כל נושא הספרים שלה > :)
> > אלעד
> > On 8/27/07, Sarit <amarsa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, גורו > > > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > > > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר וכו'. > היא > > > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע להרצאה > שלה > > > אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > > > !!!!1! > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך > מתלהבת > > > ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > > From: Lorelle VanFossen <lorelle...@gmail.com> > > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> > > Hey, Sarit!
> > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW > you > > > had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker to > a > > > conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, > nosh on > > > goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a > few cab > > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an > excuse > > > to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my > Hebrew > > > is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant > words > > > every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have > plenty of > > > places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I could > be a > > > part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > > > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my head) > as I > > > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), another > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking > out > > > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all > bought and > > > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According > to > > > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a little > over > > > the top. Good.
> > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was > living > > > there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those folks > to > > > attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a > problem > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate them > might > > > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have a > few > > > for you from all the programs I did.
> > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre style > for > > > the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two > years in a > > > row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > video, > > > recording, and taking notes.
> > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > > > attendees...one way or another.
> הנה מה שהיא כתבה לי בקשר לטיסות: > Airfares: I just put in some dates about when would work for me, give or > take a few, just as a test.
> Departure: Portland (PDX) to Tel Aviv (TLV) Thu, Oct 04 > Return: Tel Aviv (TLV) to Portland (PDX) Tue, Oct 23
> lowestravel.com (a favorite of mine for international flights): $1196.24 > + tax and up > kayak.com (a favorite for domestic flights): $1458 +tax and up
> I might be able to get it lower, if I do some dancing around with > specials, but not much cheaper than about $1,000 USD from the west coast. If > I were on the east, it would be a couple hundred less.
> נראה שיש לה איפה לישון, והיא בטח לא תבקששנממן לה את כל הטיול כי היא לבקר > בארץ באופן כללי. > נראה לי שאם נעז לבקש מהספונסרים מימון עבור הטיסה +פלוס מונית הלוך חזור > להרצליה או תל-אביב זה לא נורא.
> > אתה לא הורס שום מסיבה, אבל אתה כן טועה. > > אנחנו חייבים שיהיה לנו מושג על הדרישות מהספונסורים. > > לדעת כמה יעלה הארוח שלה יאפשר לנו להעריך הוצאות וכך לדעת מה לבקש. > > לענין הגברת, בדיוק בגלל השתלבות האינטרסים כתבתי שיש על מה להתמקח אתה.
> > On Aug 28, 1:21 pm, "Elad Salomons" <elad.salom...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > חברים יקרים,
> > > צר להיות הורס המסיבות אבל לדבר על מימון נסיעות ומה שזה לא יהיה כאשר לא
> > > גייסנו את השקל הראשון נראה לי קצת מופרך.
> > > עם כל הכבוד המייל שלה לדעתי נמצא על גבול הפרסומת עם כל נושא הספרים שלה > > :)
> > > אלעד
> > > On 8/27/07, Sarit < amarsa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > ווואואאוואואו! > > > > אני מניחה שכולכם קוראים את לורל <http://lorelle.wordpress.com/>, > > גורו > > > > הוורדפרס שלי (ושלכם, אם עוד לא הכרתם אותה)? > > > > רציתי לכתוב לה כדי להתיעץ איתה, אבל אף פעם לא מצאתי את כתובת האימייל > > > > האישית שלה אז התיאשתי אבל ראו איזה פלא.. אם מוחמד לא יגיע אל ההר > > וכו'. היא > > > > פנתה אליי (!!!1) > > > > היא מבקשת להגיע להרצות. היא תותחית. גם אם אף אחד לא ירצה להגיע > > להרצאה שלה > > > > אני בטוחה שלפחות שחנית ואני נשב שם בהקשבה מלאה. > > > > !!!!1! > > > > (אגב, עדיין לא עניתי לה אלא עשיתי פורוורד ישר אליכם- אבל אני כל כך > > מתלהבת > > > > ורציתי ליידע אתכם. אני מייד כותבת לה תשובה).
> > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > > > From: Lorelle VanFossen <lorelle...@gmail.com > > > > > Date: Aug 27, 2007 9:25 PM > > > > Subject: You having an Israeli blogger thing without ME? > > > > To: amarsa...@gmail.com
> > > > Hey, Sarit!
> > > > When I saw the announcements about a WordCamp in Israel, I just KNEW > > you > > > > had to be behind it. Somewhere. Or in front of it.
> > > > I've been trying, but not too hard yet, to get invited as a speaker > > to a > > > > conference in Israel so I can come back to visit all my old friends, > > nosh on > > > > goodies from the Shuk, hug some shopkeepers I miss, and argue with a > > few cab > > > > drivers. So I'm not being subtle when I say that I'd love to find an > > excuse > > > > to come back for a visit and turn it into some work.
> > > > If the WordCamp Israel is open to English speaking presenters (my > > Hebrew > > > > is not even close to good enough, though I can add a few flippant > > words > > > > every once in a while), I'd love to be invited.
> > > > WordCamp covered air fare and hotel for the speakers, and I have > > plenty of > > > > places to stay (argh, who to turn down?). If there is any way I > > could be a > > > > part of it, and it fits into my schedule, I'd love to put on a show.
> > > > Did you see the amazing video John P did of my presentation in San > > > > Francisco? I still haven't seen it. I was SO over the top (in my > > head) as I > > > > was battling the after lunch timing (the worst time to speak), > > another > > > > meeting at the same time (I imagined everyone getting up and walking > > out > > > > during my talk), and the fact that none of my books arrived, all > > bought and > > > > paid for by a sponsor to give to everyone attending. ARGH! According > > to > > > > those at the program and who have seen the video, I was only a > > little over > > > > the top. Good.
> > > > I've taught a lot of programs and workshops in Israel while I was > > living > > > > there for five years, and I'm sure I can stir up a few of those > > folks to > > > > attend without much problem, though I don't think you'll have a > > problem > > > > finding an audience. Finding a large enough place to accommodate > > them might > > > > be a bigger issue. If you don't have any ideas on that, I might have > > a few > > > > for you from all the programs I did.
> > > > And if it helps, tables and chairs will work better than theatre > > style for > > > > the WordCamp event. That was a huge mistake in San Francisco, two > > years in a > > > > row. Too many people want to live blog and bring their equipment for > > video, > > > > recording, and taking notes.
> > > > And maybe we can work to get a sponsor to give my book away to > > > > attendees...one way or another.
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