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Tel Aviv Rowing Club Entrepreneur Support Program

Published by Tal Shalif on July 13th, 2010

Good news everyone:

if you got fed-up with the Tel Aviv Rowing Club's silly obsession with rowing, rowing, nothing but rowing, then you are in for a good surprise - the club is diversifying into commerce and marketing.  We have taken upon ourselves  the role of facilitators and are going to do whatever little we can to assist courageous entrepreneurs.
 
So, if you need an advertising space, or some free storage area right in the heart of the city of Tel Aviv, do not hesitate to file a request with members of our committee. Our committee members are known for their generosity and are vested with wide executive powers, such as breaking walls and giving real-estate concessions during their term in office.
 
It may help your cause if you have already made friends here and bribe us with little perks - Israel is a desert nation, as you well know, so a gift of WATER™ is guaranteed to advance your cause. 
 
 

Committee update 2010-06: nothing here

Published by Tal Shalif on July 13th, 2010

The committee has met twice since the previous NL issue, but has not yet published its protocols.  
 
 

 

Blog Posters Wanted

Published by Tal Shalif on July 13th, 2010
The Tel Aviv Rowing Club newsletter is seeking posters to write some blog entries - so we may have more than just Tal's diarrhetic articles for the next issue. The editor in chief reserves the right to reject or accept such articles based on whim.
 

トメロをとめられない: You can not stop Tomer

Published by Tal Shalif on July 11th, 2010

The annual Daniel regatta has concluded on Saturday and there was much rejoicing and satisfaction at the Tel Aviv Rowing Club. Before going into self-centred details of our success, it is important to thank the organisers - the Daniel Rowing Centre, the Israeli Rowing Federation big-shots and - most of all - rowers, especially those from the Haifa and Tiberius rowing clubs, who came from the land beyond the high mountains to participate. For those of you who want to learn Japanese and/or read the full article, go to our website.

 

Monkey vs. Excel

Published by Tal Shalif on July 11th, 2010

The Tel Aviv Rowing Club is turning into a software power house. Members are spurning applications left-right and centre all for the benefit of the huge rowing population in our club (87.5 members). The two applications at hand are both for managing rowing-session registration. The one: Excel based spreadsheet, the other: database driven Java application. The Java application comes with the evil monkey that keeps an eye on you - to make sure you have properly registered your session.

 

June 2010 Issue

Published by Tal Shalif on June 6th, 2010 in Tel Aviv Rowing Club newsletter

 

 

Committee update 2010-05

Published by Tal Shalif on June 6th, 2010
http://donraja.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/monkeys.jpg The committee meeting minutes keep coming - this time in a record speed of just two days after the actual meeting. Thanks and honor to the keeper of the protocol (Osnat). Much of the meeting report is dedicated to a club "dirty laundry" case: the disturbing incident involving one of our youth rowers, which after weeks full of friction with the coach - including a burst of violence by the father against an inanimate object - is leaving the club to row elsewhere.

As usual, the minutes can be read in full at http://rowclub.org/node/298
 

Petition: continue the fight for the future of the Kishon River Park

Published by Tal Shalif on June 6th, 2010
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel and our friends at the Haifa Rowing Club are putting up a fight to prevent a large area of the Kishon River from being diverted for other purposes by the authorities. The following is a link to the petition page (Hebrew) where you can add your support.
 

Blanka needs a home

Published by Tal Shalif on June 2nd, 2010

The departure of the Mongol has left many of us with a hole in our heart, but it has also left Blanka without a home. Due to complications related to the transport of domestic animals between Israel and Hungary, Szabolcs (aka 'Sabo-kun') did not take beautiful Blanka (see picture) with him upon his departure. Blanka is now in a need of a new home. Blanka is totally friendly and harmless and she can also dance.
Please leave us a message at http://rowclub.org/contact/club%20information if you know someone who would like to adopt Blanka