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Belay Woldesemayat: dear brothers,greeting to you. I am living in Africa Ethiopia, I have three children and one wife,we have mobil bible trianing in ethiopia,and we send ministers to un reached area.God has open door to serve him, we have shorteg of money, pleas help us. we have no more brothers in the world,10000 USA dollar, commercial bank of ethiopia Andinet branch. account No 017300889020043849. from Addis Aaba, Ethiopia.
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Susann van Dijk-Witt: Hallo Leon,
Heel leuk dit iniatief. Ik kreeg de link van Joachim met het commentaar: "Als jij nog in Breda gewoond had, was jij er ook vast bij geweest."
Helaas. Ik woon nu in Assen, misschien komt hier ook ooit eens zo'n initiatief. Ze doen er hier anders ook van alles aan, om de oudjes aan het computeren te zetten.
Vriendelijke groet en een gezellige Sinterklaas toegewenst,
Susann van Dijk >>
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November 24, 2005
Big fun in Big Church
Big fun in helping during the setup, the tables, the chairs, building the network, even bigger fun watching the whole kit and caboodle: 200 HP laptops running in a network in a medieval church (The Grote Kerk) in Breda, The Netherlands.
'Changing Borders in Cyberspace' was a huge succes. During peak hours at tuesday the network was a bit slow sometimes, but it stayed up all day, thanks to Robbert, Bas, Martin and Leo, who installed and configured the connection, the routers, the switches, 5000 meters cat5 cable, and the laptops.
Twohundred elder people did their last internet course in a series of five wednesday afternoons sessions. All of them received a certificate at the end of the course. The tutors were high school kids who volunteerd for the project.
Great pictures: with all those people sitting behond their tables in the church it looked like a Zweinstein session in a Harry Potter movie.
Anybody anywhere running a project like this in English speaking countries? We'd like to hear about it, maybe exchange ideas, or projectplans.
Posted by Leon at November 24, 2005 01:25 PM
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dear brothers,greeting to you. I am living in Africa Ethiopia, I have three children and one wife,we have mobil bible trianing in ethiopia,and we send ministers to un reached area.God has open door to serve him, we have shorteg of money, pleas help us. we have no more brothers in the world,10000 USA dollar, commercial bank of ethiopia Andinet branch. account No 017300889020043849. from Addis Aaba, Ethiopia.
thank you for your support.
God bless you all.
Posted by: Belay Woldesemayat at October 31, 2008 05:36 PM
Hallo Leon,
Heel leuk dit iniatief. Ik kreeg de link van Joachim met het commentaar: "Als jij nog in Breda gewoond had, was jij er ook vast bij geweest."
Helaas. Ik woon nu in Assen, misschien komt hier ook ooit eens zo'n initiatief. Ze doen er hier anders ook van alles aan, om de oudjes aan het computeren te zetten.
Vriendelijke groet en een gezellige Sinterklaas toegewenst,
Susann van Dijk
Posted by: Susann van Dijk-Witt at December 5, 2005 01:59 PM