CISV-Shirts: July 2005

Wednesday, July 20, 2005

More than 200 & Editor wanted.

Hey everybody! As you might have noticed, there were some technical problems with the site, also somebody tried to Spam the T-Shirt collection with software ads...anyway, things seem to be cool again, and I'm proud to announce that we have more than 200 shirts in the archive now. To be honest, not all of them are shirts, but I really like the Bandanas, Pants and other CISV-items in the collection. The site has been running for more than 6 months now, and I'm really pleased with the development. More than 500 people click through the archive every week. However, being a busy person, I've decided, I need some help: I'm looking for somebody, who is willing to be the CISV-shirts editor-in-chief. Job description:

About 30-60 minutes work per week
should be enthusiastic about CISV and the shirt collection
no specific technical knowledge required, just comfortable in working with computers
Post shirts individually that are coming in by e-mail in bulk
Check for doubles
Remove Spam or possibly offending posts
edit posts to fit the archive style standard.

If you are interested, please send me a short e-mail: cisvshirts@de.cisv.org - that would be great! Myself will then happily retire to be the network administrator and make sure the technical details keep running, and expand the functionality. Have a nice week everybody, Nick

Saturday, July 16, 2005

T Shirt

This is the Huga a friend Village shirt from the Village 2003 in Dayton Ohio/Miami County. On the front there is a little CISV Miami County Sign. Timo (Germany)

Bandana Rio.

We're getting more and more Bandanas on the T-Shirt site. Here's one

from Zeke (CRC):

"I bought this bandana at the CISV stuff store at the Tabaretetuba

village in Rio de Janeiro back in July of 2002. By the way I met

ChuChu from Brasil, who has recently posted bandanas and other stuff.

He came to visit his friend Isa who was my staff."

Friday, July 08, 2005

CI-SV! Philippines-Bacolod Chapter 2004

Designed by Dot & Teepee for Bastad-Bjare and Reggio

Emilia Villages 2004

Each Philippine delegate has at least a set of 2

shirts. One has the letters C and I printed in front

and S and V on the back and the other shirt has the S

and V in front. So that when we stand beside each

other, we spell CISV!

Dot