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How does Eva survive in ecosystem of Israel StartUP(ISUP)? This blog shows how Eva, a south-korean girl, pitches to Israeli Start UPs. www.cubbying.com/chaewony

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The beach of Tel Aviv,

The breeze tells me that autumn is almost here.

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[IT Donga, Ch4_Pushing the Start button]

10by10Lessons with Emma Butin & Eva, Ch4

3 Ways that startups can release their product, which one did you choose? www.cubbying.com/chaewony www.cubbying.com/emmabutin http://it.donga.com/15984/

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[CH4_Pushing the Start button]  Startup lesson from Emma Butin, strategic advisor to Israeli Startups. Okay, how do we launch and test our product?

www.cubbying.com/chaewony www.cubbying.com/emmabutin

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[Namher ISUP]

Namher, Israeli Startup facilitates,

"Collaboration between Israeli and Korean Hi-Tech Startups" 

http://www.cubbying.com/justcallmealice/

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What are you trying to capture in your frame?

What are you trying to capture in your life? 

www.cubbying.com/chaewony

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[Namher ISUP]

Israeli Startup, Namher "Collaboration between Israeli and Korean Hi-Tech Startups" 

Let's meet Alice Grishin, founder of Namher http://www.cubbying.com/justcallmealice/

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[CH3_Make Love, Not Work] 

Startup lesson from Emma Butin, strategic advisor to Israeli Startups. Do you want to hook the users into your product? Emma tells you how!

www.cubbying.com/emmabutin

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Ein Akev

I could never imagine that there would be a spring like this in the middle of desert. It really relieved all the pain to get there.

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documentaries of global Seoul, global lives..!

www.cubbying.com/chaewony 

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2nd hiking to Ein Akev. How does the banana taste when you were walking under the sun for 2 hours?

Hard to describe.

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En Avedat, Beer Sheva

The Avedat National Park lies along both sides of the Wadi Zin ravine on the northern fringes of the Avedat Heights. 

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When Muli said 'hiking', I thought of trail or a guide, which will guide me to the destination.

But soon I realized that it was all about making a trail on my own.

I had to 'think', how can I get there.

I had to mind every step forward. Otherwise I would fall down the cliff.  

When I finally reached the road, I was relieved. 

"Wow, I made it."

As I saw the cars passing by, I realized. 

'If I came here just by a car, I wouldn't have felt this achievement. This is really a gift that the nature gave me as I walked 'on' them. 

Thank you. 

Full story

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[Israel ISUP] www.cubbying.com/chaewony (full story)

We closed our eyes and hold on the shoulder of the person in front of us, and started to walk. When we opened our eyes, we awed in the fact that we were not in the middle of the desert.

"Leadership is like this. It's about trust toward the leader, toward the colleagues."

We came back to Sukkot where we started another discussion about Sukkot.

They discussed the physical meaning of Sukkot - safety

and spiritual meaning of Sukkot. 

They said you can go out of Sukkot when you have faith. 

Hadas explained me what they were talking about. 

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Sukkot with young leaders. They are the students who postponed their military service for 1 year to have this leadership program. I was impressed by their discussion -sitting in a circle, everybody expressed their idea. If there's a distraction, they went back to the discussion with Shhhhhhh

After that we had Sukkot dinner, which was awesome. the meatball with Cynamon stick was so good. 

full story 

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The idea came up the day before the trip, 10:38.

I accessed Couchsurfing, but I knew that I did it too late. I thought "Who would want to host a girl, the very day she wants to come."

But everything came true like a magic.

--Bus story 

First, I had to stop bus 380 on its way, "Hey! Stop! Put me in!"

Second, I left my pie, cracker, and peanuts on the bench.

Third, Sali gave a peddle, Onyx -which had meaning of Protection and Healing.

--How I got in touch

Tamir told me to contact Adi,

Adi introduced me Noa,

Muli, Noa's husband, came out to take me to their house.

And I'm here in Midreshet of Beer Sheva

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I met Sar & Orly, my dearest friends in Israel. We met in a restaurant of King George 30. I ate Beef & Egg. I told them how I was living, that life is not that easy. 

"Chaewon, would you like to come over to our house?" They suggested. 

"Yes!" There we watched TV show and ate chocolate cookies. Surprisingly I noticed that I'm not used to this. Even watching a TV show I felt kinda guilty. 

At night, I started to work on Couchsurfing. Thank you for Sar's suggestion, I could find a great hosts. 

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[Israeli holiday, Sukkot] www.cubbying.com/chaewony

There was a market for Sukkot on Rabin Square. It says Sukkot commemorates the years that the Jews spent in the desert on their way to the Promised Land. This citron fruit is an etrog. It says people rejoice with them by waving them or shaking them 

BBC explains,

Sukkot commemorates the years that the Jews spent in the desert on their way to the Promised Land, and celebrates the way in which God protected them under difficult desert conditions.

Sukkot is also known as the Feast of Tabernacles, or the Feast of Booths.

You shall dwell in sukkot seven days...in order that future generations may know that I made the Israelite people live in sukkot when I brought them out of the land of Egypt, I the Lord your God.

Leviticus 23:42

The word sukkot means huts (some translations of the bible use the word booths), and building a hut is the most obvious way in which Jews celebrate the festival.

Every Jewish family will build an open air structure in which to live during the holiday. The essential thing about the hut is that it should have a roof of branches and leaves, through which those inside can see the sky, and that it should be a temporary and flimsy thing.

The Sukkot ritual is to take four types of plant material: an etrog (a citron fruit), a palm branch, a myrtle branch, and a willow branch, and rejoice with them. (Leviticus 23: 39-40.) People rejoice with them by waving them or shaking them 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism/holydays/sukkot_1.shtml