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Librarians Without Borders® Train the Trainers Reports and Photos
- 2013: University of Florida | Boston, MA
- 2011: Tallahassee, FL | London, United Kingdom | Istanbul, Turkey
- 2010: Lisbon, Portugal | Washington, DC
- 2009: Honolulu, HI
University of Florida
On May 25, a course was conducted for 31 students in the University of Florida Certificate in One Health program. This was a complicated course with 70% of the students from HINARI eligible countries and the remaining 30% from non-qualified institutions and also the instructional period was limited to 2 ½ hours.
For the students from HINARI eligible countries, the material covered included HINARI background, sign-in procedures, the HINARI interface, PubMed searching (overview of PubMed website, filters and advanced search and MY NCBI) and a brief training material summary. Due to the more diverse composition of the participants, material on Open Access journals including free-full text articles via PubMed and several Internet gateways also were included in the course material. At the end of the course, we briefly discussed Zotero and other reference management software options plus the Authoraid website. Also noted were the authorship skills modules available from the HINARI training page.
Almost all the participants from HINARI eligible institutions currently were users of the resource. In this brief training course, these students learned a number of useful tools to more efficiently search within HINARI especially via PubMed and about some of the underutilized resources. The ineligible group benefited from specific tools for locating free full text journals and other free Internet resources plus the information about various tools (Zotero, Authoraid) available for individuals from eligible and ineligible countries.
While the course included some hands-on activities, there was insufficient time to cover many of the concepts in depth and also download Zotero onto the participants' laptops. I have requested two sessions for next year's program. One would cover the searching skills, Open Access e-journal resources, HINARI and PubMed options material while the second would focus on Zotero (including downloading of the software) and further detail on the authorship skills materials including several hands-on activities.
Training: University of Florida visiting scholars from University of Dar es Salaam
Also conducted on April 25 and May 16 were two workshops for 4 University of Florida visiting scholars from the University of Dar es Salaam. In the initial workshop, the training focused on OARE including the website interface and searching via Environment Index and Scopus. The second session concentrated on Authorship Skills and Zotero. The latter was downloaded onto the laptops of the participants and, for the basic features, they completed hands-on activities. The overall focus was on giving these individuals specific skills that would be useful in their ongoing research after they return to the University of Dar es Salaam.
Boston, MA
Date: May 6-8, 2013
MLA/International Congress on Medical Librarianship (ICML) Conference Hinari-Related Activities
On May 6 th, a HINARI Users' meeting was held with Lenny Rhine and Gaby Caro being the co-chairs. It was attended by twenty-four people with approximately 50% being users and 50% being individuals from developed countries whose institutions work with HINARI eligible organizations.
The discussion was wide ranging and, with the knowledge of Gaby (Technical Officer/HINARI), there were numerous problem solving opportunities and also suggestions for possible HINARI interface developments. These topics discussed included username and password issues and masking options, access problems and solutions (reinforcing the need to communicate with the HINARI office in Geneva) plus training opportunities and the difficulty in scheduling such activities. Participants suggested the development of a mechanism for reporting e-journals and e-books access problems via the HINARI website.
The discussions were invaluable to trainers from eligible institutions as they were able hear solutions directly from Gaby and also their own colleagues. This conversation enabled those from developed-country institutions to understand the local environment of these trainers. For the co-chairs, it was an excellent opportunity to interact with a group of users and learn more about their perspectives and needs plus supply some useful answers.
On May 8th, the Librarians Without Borders ® : Internet-based Information Resources for Health Professionals in Low and Emerging Income Countries was conducted at the Medical Library Association/International Congress of Medical Librarianship meeting (CE Course 309).
The course was geared toward MLA/ICML participants from low/emerging income countries or from institutions in developed countries with linkages to organizations in these low income countries. The objective of the course was for the participants to obtain practical skills for locating, accessing and evaluating Internet-based health information for use in these environments.
Twenty-seven individuals participated in the course in addition two instructors (Lenny Rhine, Michael Chimalizeni) and four facilitators (trainers based in HINARI eligible countries and Gaby Caro, the HINARI Technical Officer). 70% of the participants were from institutions in developed countries that had linkages to eligible organizations, the remaining 30% were individuals from eligible countries, two librarians from El Paso that periodically work with students from Mexico and one librarian from India (non-eligible countries).
The Internet-based Information Resources component consisted of an overview of Dspace, Boolean operators, Open Access journals, Google/Scholar/PubMed, Evaluating Internet resources and Internet-based grey literature. It used examples featuring Open Access journals resources including via PubMed, free E-book resources, the Health Sciences Online database and the Essential Health Links gateway.
For HINARI, the basic components of the Short Course were covered including an Overview of Research4Life Programs, the HINARI interface, HINARI/PubMed, MY NCBI and HINARI Do's and Don'ts. Both these sections included some hands-on activities focusing on material that would be used in training workshops.
After covering resources-based material, the course continued with a discussion focused on the Overview of the teaching environment, Potential groups for workshops, Logistics of training courses and a Review of participants' information needs. Facilitators from Moldova, Nigeria Vietnam, and HINARI/Geneva contributed to this wide ranging and dynamic discussion. Issues mentioned included electricity and bandwidth concerns, the need for administrative support, username and password issues and masking options, different skill level of participants and the undervalued role of librarians. Several participants from eligible institutions also added to the conversation.
The final section of the course was an overview of the HINARI training material and what could be used for specific training situations. Briefly noted were modules on underutilized resources (evidence-based medicine and e-book resources), authorship skills and reference management software options.
The previously mentioned discussion session appeared to be the most beneficial section. With the assistance of the four facilitators, we were able to review many of the dynamics of conducting training in the developing country setting.
All of this material was covered in a five hour time frame. For some of the information, there was inadequate time to go into sufficient depth or complete more than one or two hands on activities. The broad interests of the participants added to the difficulty of covering all this material sufficiently.
We suggested that the participants continue to review the material that was mentioned during the workshop. For example, the authorship skills, and Zotero, Mendelay modules were briefly discussed. Most participants at recent workshops have found this material to be quite useful but we not able to cover these modules sufficiently.
Special thanks to the Elsevier Foundation that funded a boxed lunch and also the refreshments at the break and to the facilitators for their contributions.
Tallahassee, Florida
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Date: July 21, 2011
Location: Florida State University
While in London Lenny Rhine was contacted by a University of Florida International Center staff person about training ten Iraqi Fulbright Scholars who are residing at Florida State University for two months. We quickly developed a brief training program that was conducted on 21 st at the UF Marston Science Library training room. Special thanks to Amy Buhler for her assistance.
The workshop highlighted HINARI resources, HINARI PubMed and MY NCBI. While some of the participants were not in R4L disciplines, all of them found useful resources within the program (including three computer science professors). This was particularly true for the physicist, biologist and environmental science professors as there are a significant number of basic and applied sciences e-journals and other resources within HINARI.
There was considerable discussion about access to HINARI in Iraq and institution user names and passwords. All the participants' institutions were registered but most did not know their access code. After this discussion, Gaby Caro at HINARI/Geneva was contacted and all the participants now have their institutional ID and the name of the contact to receive the password. Alaa Harif, one of the computer science professors, is working with the Geneva office to identify current contacts for the registered institutions. This is critical because Iraq's 'Special Band 2' status will change in 2012 and the individual institutions will need to pay $1000 per year to continue access.
This discussion reinforces the need to better promote HINARI at registered institutions and have in-country contacts to assist with updating contact information for individual institutions.
London, United Kingdom
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Date: July 8, 2011
Location: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
On July 8, a presentation and discussion was conducted (by Lenny Rhine) at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. The goal of these activities is to facilitate training and communication with post-graduate students and recently graduated students from HINARI eligible countries. It was organized with the assistance of Jane Falconer, Information Services Librarian at the LSHTM.
Twelve individuals attended the presentation and most were Ph.D. students from HINARI eligible countries. Unfortunately, the numerous Masters students had graduated the previous June. Since many of the interested faculty members were either on holiday or work at various regional distance learning centers, the presentation was videoed. Hopefully, many will view the video that is on the LSHTM website.
The ensuing discussion with Ms. Falconer plus the coordinator of the clinical trials Master's program was quite productive. We reviewed methods for reaching recently graduated students and also those who will be participating in upcoming programs. The latter group includes both individuals who will attend courses in London (either degree or certificate courses) and those registered as distance learning students. The estimate of the number of degree course programs from HINARI eligible students is 500 per year.
Also attended (by Lenny Rhine and Gaby Caro) was the Research4Life (R4L) Partner Publishers meeting in London on July 14th. R4L is the name for the three related program for health (HINARI), agriculture (AGORA) and environmental research (OARE). This gathering was held at the British Medical Association because that is where the original HINARI program was launched ten years ago. This is the annual meeting to review the activities and discuss policy changes suggested by the programs' staff with the partner publishers. Key points that were discussed and accepted were the strategic plan through 2020, criteria for new partners, acceptance of aRDi as a partner and tweaking/raising of the various parameters used for country eligibility.
Date: July 15, 2011
Location: British Medical Association
Lenny Rhine and Gaby Caro also attended the Research4Life (R4L) Partner Publishers meeting in London on July 14th. R4L is the name for the three related program for health (HINARI), agriculture (AGORA) and environmental research (OARE). This gathering was held at the British Medical Association because that is where the original HINARI program was launched ten years ago. This is the annual meeting to review the activities and discuss policy changes suggested by the programs' staff with the partner publishers. Key points that were discussed and accepted were the strategic plan through 2020, criteria for new partners, acceptance of aRDi as a partner and tweaking/raising of the various parameters used for country eligibility.
On July 15, key participants were involved in a series of team meetings including the Training Team meeting. Key points discussed at the Training Team meeting (that impact on the LWB activities) were:
- discussion of training survey prototype used for 2011 meeting; suggestions for 2012 version and expansion of respondents to include a greater % of training done at numerous R4L institutions.
- development of an interactive version of the three programs' short courses that are accessible from the Information Training and Outreach Center for Africa's Moodle server and, for HINARI, the MLA Moodle server; discussion of expanding language options.
- need for upgrading numerous modules for all R4l programs when the new interface is launched in late 2012.
- use of the new Customer Relations Management system to inform new and old institutional contacts about the various training materials and general updates (relates to a discussion at Communications Team that there is a need for a marketing group).
- priorities for new training modules
A meeting between Lenny Rhine and Steve Glover (one of the principal HINARI trainers) resulted in contact with Sarah Lewis-Newton, Library Manager, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. In an ensuing phone conversation, there was a discussion about training various groups (again current and recent graduates) from HINARI eligible countries. We anticipate that this will be done during the upcoming academic year.
Istanbul, Turkey
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Date: July 5, 2011
Location: Koc University, Istanbul, Turkey
Instructors: Lenny Rhine, e-library training coordinator and Gaby Caro, World Health Organization/Geneva
Eighteen participants attended the 'Train the Trainers' Course during the EAHIL conference, including individuals from Finland, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, Belgium, Canada and Australia. The workshop also included some participants from lower income but non-eligible countries (United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Poland). The logistics for the workshop were very well coordinated by the staff of Koc University. The venue and Internet connection were on the level that would not be matched in a HINARI eligible country.
The course was geared toward individuals from HINARI eligible institutions – to become more knowledgeable about the program, numerous resources and training materials. The objective was for these individuals to learn the skills to participate in HINARI related activities either at their institutions or partner organizations in eligible countries. Possible outcomes include:
- Train visitors/graduate students from HINARI eligible countries
- Conduct a training course at a HINARI eligible institution
- Be a facilitator for a HINARI distance learning course
- Assist with developing training material
- Make presentations to interested groups - faculty, students, colleagues, health NGOs, visitors from eligible institutions
- Accompany faculty or students - to outreach activities at institutions in HINARI eligible countries
This type of training has been successful at the previous five workshops conducted at meetings in industrialized countries and the online version of this course. We anticipate similar positive outcomes from those trained at this workshop.
The workshop consisted of the following components:
- Review the basics of HINARI and emphasize what baseline skills users need
- Discuss local environment for HINARI course and trainers' needs (question and answer section)
- Review possible types of HINARI training that you can conduct
- Discuss possible funding sources
- Review HINARI training resources Health Resources on the Internet (Module 1.3) and BabelMeSH (Module 4.6)
The instructors and participants were pleased with the outcome of the course. Besides covering the basics of HINARI, there was considerable discussion and brain storming between the participants and trainers. Some of the individuals had 'ready-made' linkages at their institutions while others (particularly those from Finland and Norway) were thinking of broader projects possibly involving their countries' international aid agencies. An individual from the UK discussed the possibility of being funded by the Volunteer Service Organization for six months to conduct training in several French universities in Africa.
One drawback was that some of the exercises from the HINARI Short Course were elementary for most of the users. These were instructive on the type of training that could be conducted.
The positive outcome of the workshop was reflected in the results of the survey. For ten questions, the responses were sixteen for 'agree' and two for 'somewhat agree'.
Lisbon, Portugal
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Date: June 16, 2010
Location: Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon, Portugal
Instructor: Lenny Rhine, e-library training coordinator
A 'Train the Trainers' one day course was conducted at the EAHIL Conference in Lisbon, Portugal. It was geared toward individuals from industrialized countries whose institutions have linkages with HINARI eligible organizations. The goal of this course was the same - to give the participants the knowledge needed to teach the basics of HINARI. These individuals will be able to train visitors or post-graduate students from HINARI eligible institutions, conduct workshops at their partner organizations or make presentations to interested groups at their institution.
The course included an overview of HINARI and its environment, the basics of the Short Course, funding options, a brief summary of Internet-based health information and an overview of the training material. BabelMeSH was added as this was of interest to and potentially of use for almost all the participants.
Gaby Caro, HINARI/Geneva, was the co-trainer. The course was dedicated to Vimbai Hingwe who had died in a car accident two weeks ago. He was the principal HINARI trainer for ITOCA (Information and Training Centre in Africa) and his training ability, energy and enthusiasm will be difficult to replace.
14 individuals attended this workshop. The majority were from Portugal with 3 from Italy, 1 from Mozambique, 1 from France and 1 from the United Kingdom. Approximately ½ the participants were in institutions (universities, hospitals) that had linkages with individuals from HINARI eligible organization. The remaining participants were interested in learning about HINARI and how they possibly could participate. Flatiel Vilanculos, the WHO Country Office/Mozambique periodically conducts HINARI training and was able to discuss the environment in the eligible countries. Flatiel did note that an undersea cable has reached Mozambique and increased the bandwidth for the country.
During the course, there was considerable networking including some valuable contacts for Gaby. Two of the participants suggested options for further promoting the 'train the trainers' idea in Europe and I will follow up on this.
Washington, DC
Date: May 26, 2010
Location: George Washington University, Washington, DC
Instructor: Lenny Rhine, e-library training coordinator
Medical Library Association CE 303 was conducted at GWU in conjunction with the MLA National Meeting. It was geared toward individuals from industrialized countries whose institutions have linkages with HINARI eligible organizations. The goal of this course was to give the participants the knowledge needed to teach the basics of HINARI. These individuals will be able to train visitors or post-graduate students from HINARI eligible institutions, conduct workshops at their partner organizations or make presentations to interested groups at their institution.
The course included an overview of HINARI and its environment, the basics of the Short Course, funding options, a brief summary of Internet-based health information and an overview of the training material.
22 individuals attended including Petros Miskir (Medical Library Director, University of Addis Ababa) and Deseo Ketshogileng (Medical Librarian, University of Botswana - not HINARI eligible) plus several individuals who have been at HINARI eligible institutions (Alexandra Gomes - Eritrea, Xan Goodman - Uganda)
Petros made a brief presentation that was quite useful from his perspective as a user. He made several suggestions that were forwarded to HINARI staff. Another useful suggestion was rewording the 'Search… through PubMed' to 'PubMed @ HINARI' and/or adding the PubMed icon. This is similar to the 2009 workshop where participants made several useful suggestions particularly about the development of the evidence-based practice module. Another similarity to 2009 was the level networking done by the participants as everyone is enthusiastic about international librarianship.
Additionally at MLA, I communicated with several individuals from the previous course and we were able to continue the momentum of that group. Of the 19 participants in 2009, 8 had conducted some HINARI related activity during the past year. I also made contact with Claire Twose, Johns Hopkins University, and an institution with a steady stream of visitors from HINARI eligible countries.
Submitted by: Lenny Rhine, June 20, 2010
Honolulu, HI
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Date: May 15-19, 2009
Location: Honolulu, HI
MLA CE 303 - 'HINARI Training the Trainers'
Instructor: Lenny Rhine, e-library training coordinator
Particulars of Workshop:
- The 4-hour course was held in conjunction with the 2009 Medical Library Association (MLA) meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, May 20th, 2009.
- It had 18 participants consisting of health librarians from the USA and Canada; individuals received 4 CE credits from MLA.
- The participants primarily were from institutions that have linkages with HINARI eligible organizations and consequently...
- The objectives were to train these individuals to:
- teach graduate students or visitors from HINARI eligible institutions
- conduct workshops at partner institutions
- become facilitators for HINARI distance learning courses
- As a group, these individuals had significant knowledge of searching skills and the nuances of PubMed
- The course material emphasized:
- HINARI overview - general environment, background, eligibility/registration process, do's and don'ts
- HINARI: the basics using the 'Short Course' - searching skills, HINARI website, Partner Publishers' websites, HINARI/PubMed, MY NCBI
- Training materials overview
- Funding options
- Questions and answers session - teaching environment, potential participants, logistics of workshops, travel considerations, etc.
Note: the course included 'hands on' activities but considerably less than at a regular HINARI workshop.
Uniqueness of the Workshop
- The 'hands on' activities of this course focused on the unique details of HINARI and HINARI/PubMed. (e.g. HINARI and Free Full Text tabs)
- The Internet access was industrialized country level and, consequently, there were no bandwidth or electricity issues.
- The participants' skill level was high as many of these individuals have experience teaching in health libraries (although different material).
- Regarding the instruction, the most difficult aspect was knowing the level of detail necessary for the participants. At times, more detail was requested. Ditto for the 'hands on' activities.
- The discussion of funding options, teaching environment, logistics of workshop, training opportunities, etc. was unique since this workshop was geared toward potential trainers from industrialized countries. The communication was lively with considerable input from those participants who have been involved in international projects.
- The participants also contributed suggestions for the training material - see below
By-products of 'Train the Trainers' Workshop
- The networking component cannot be underestimated. Many of the 18 students have had international experiences and were excited to be able to communicate about current and potential projects. All the participants were 'on the same page' regarding international librarianship/outreach. This was a lively group especially during the questions and answers session.
- The participants noted typos in the training material and also made content suggestions (particularly on developing an Evidence Based Medicine module). One suggested adding 'AIDS' to the 'find journals by subject category' drop down menu.
- A number of potential activities were discussed:
- a participant will conduct training during an upcoming visit to several universities in Moldova
- another will work with vet med doctors from her institution who volunteer in Afghanistan
- two bilingual participants are interested in assisting in developing and facilitating a self-paced 'short course' in Spanish
- another would like to schedule a 4-day HINARI course for Ethiopian physicians linked to a University of Toronto program
- a CDC librarian who has conducted a HINARI overview during a month long training program now will request four hours to teach a formal short course for eligible students
- A final byproduct is that, while at MLA, I was able to discuss EndNote PubMed options with a Thompson technical support person and also attend the NLM update and learn about forthcoming changes in PubMed that are to be launched in late summer 2009.
In December 2006 during the initial planning for the Librarians Without Borders grant, Barbara Aronson suggested that I conduct this type of training. This took 2 ½ years and always was in the back of my mind. The potential impact of this course is high and I plan to a follow-up with all the participants—to see what training activities were conducted.
A similar course is scheduled for the ICML/Brisbane in August 2009.


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|Finely chopped onions
|3 Cup (48 tbs) (Yellow Colored)
|Chopped peeled carrots
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|6 Clove (30 gm), peeled and chopped
|Beef stock
|7 Cup (112 tbs)
|Uncooked rice
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Add onions, carrots and garlic and cook, covered, over low heat until vegetables are tender and lightly colored, about 25 minutes; stir occasionally.
Uncover, add beef stock, raise the heat, and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat, cover, and simmer for about 20 minutes.
Pour the soup through a strainer, pressing hard with the back of a spoon to extract as much flavor as possible.
Discard the solids and return the broth to the pot.
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Interpol issued a top-level arrest warrant for Zawahiri shortly after the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, yet his whereabouts have long been unknown. The list of terrorist attacks tied to al-Zawahiri is long:
He was indicted in New York two years ago in connection with the bombing of U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya in August 1998. The FBI believes he may be the one who ordered the massive bombings.
He served three years in prison in Egypt on charges connected to the 1981 assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Since then, he has been sentenced to death by Egypt in absentia.
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The attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon in 2001 may have been that answer.
It's a long distance to the rugged wilderness of Afghanistan from the quiet green suburb in Cairo where Zawahiri grew up in a family that was peaceful and pious, prominent and prosperous. His drift to a fraternity of violence is rooted in one event — Camp David.
For Zawahiri, the 1977 treaty between Egypt and Israel meant Anwar Sadat was a traitor. Sadat was assassinated over 20 years ago, and Zawahiri was among scores of Muslim fundamentalists implicated in the murder.
At their trial, he was defiant. "We are here, the real Islamic front. We are here, the real Islamic opposition against Zionism, communism and imperialism," he ranted in a holding cell in court.
Zawahiri grew up in a well-connected family. One grandfather was a noted Muslim cleric, the other an ambassador. Zawahiri became a surgeon and one of the first upper class Egyptians to join the country's militant movement, Islamic Jihad.


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Join the world's most famous travelling reporter in two exciting adventures as he heads for the Congo? The young reporter Tintin and his faithful dog Snowy set off on assignment to Africa. But a sinister stowaway follows their every move and seems set on ensuring they come to a sticky end. Tintin and Snowy encounter witch doctors, hostile tribesmen, crocodiles, boa constrictors and numerous other wild animals before solving the mystery and getting their story. Join the most iconic character in comics as he embark on an extraordinary adventure spanning historical and political events, and thrilling mysteries. Still selling over 100,000 copies every year in the UK and having been adapted for the silver screen by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson in 2011, The Adventures of Tintin continue to charm more than 80 years after they first found their way into publication. Since then an estimated 230 million copies have been sold, proving that comic books have the same power to entertain children and adults in the 21st century as they did in the early 20th.
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Herge (Georges Remi) was born in Brussels in 1907. Over the course of 54 years he completed 23 albums of The Adventures of Tintin series, which is now considered to be one of the greatest, if not the greatest, comics series of all time. With translations published in over 80 languages, more than 230 million copies sold worldwide and a Hollywood movie to its name, Tintin dominates the Comics and Graphic Novels chart even today. Sadly, Herge died in 1983, leaving his 24th album, Tintin and Alph-Art, unfinished, but his hero continues to be one of the most iconic characters in both adult and children's fiction.
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Tintin is a milestone in the European comics and in children litterature as well, just like Jules Verne was in his time. But don't get it wrong: the great cycle of Tintin's adventures starts with The Blue Lotus (you'll want to read The Pharaoh's Cigars in order to get the beginning of the story), in which book Herg, thanks to his Chinese friend (in real life) Chang Chong-Zhen, wrote and draw the kind of realistic yet humoristic story that would make the real grandeur of Tintin.
For those who read french or dutch (hoping an english translation will be published one day), I really advise to read "Herg: Son of Tintin" by Benoit Peeters.


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This was the highlight of our time in the UK! Scotland is a beautiful country. The tour was made awesome by our tour guide, Mark! Complete with kilt, charm and humour. He was knowledgeable about the places and sights we saw. This happened to be our last tour of our stay and it was the best. So relaxing! We saw Loch Lomond, Loch Ness, Culloden (battlefield), a stay in Fort William (Stobahn B and B), topped off by the train ride! I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to see Scotland!!
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Our tour guide, Mike, was simply outstanding. We had not done our research reading before we went so Mike's commentary was fascinating ( and validating) that we had booked the right tour. Being rabid Harry Potter fans (my friend and I are elementary school teachers) we were snapping photos from the very beginning of the "Harry Potter Hogwart's Bridge!" It was even a bigger thrill to see the people who had hiked out to the bridge tressle to take a photo of the train from above! The group was very diverse, but appreciated the attention from our tour guide. Overnighting in our Bread and Breakfast was a true delight. He was running the B and B alone, but he was cordial and attentive. There were 7 of us staying ther,e and it was great fun! I have traveled a great deal, and I was truly impressed with the people, the country, the history, and the entire experience. Being from Alaska, I truly appreciate the diverse experience of Scotland. Truly a delight!


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Christie's to auction Taylor jewelry, artNEW YORK — Christie's auction house said it has reached an agreement with Elizabeth Taylor's family to sell her prized jewelry collection, as well as some of her art, clothing and other memorabilia. Christie's said it is planning a series of auctions that will be announced later this spring. Taylor died last month at age 79. The screen star was known for her passion for opulent diamonds. She published a book in 2003 titled, ''Elizabeth Taylor: My Love Affair with Jewelry," and her collection has included some of the world's most expensive stones. Classical guitarist dies NEW YORK — Classical guitarist Rolando Valdes-Blain has died in New York City after a life spent performing to audiences from Broadway to the White House. Valdes-Blain's family said Friday he died at home April 2. He was 89. Valdes-Blain was born in Cuba and immigrated to New York as a child. In the 1930s he and his brother Alberto had a weekly music show on WNYC radio. After serving in World War II he toured worldwide, performed with the Spanish Ballet and appeared in Tennessee Williams' Broadway play "Camino Real." He also composed the music for the play "Bullfight." Sienna Miller still suing over phone hack LONDON — Prominent Britons who accuse a tabloid newspaper of hacking into their phone messages said Saturday they were not satisfied with the paper's apology and offer of compensation. The News of the World has acknowledged eavesdropping on the voicemails of public figures and said it will pay compensation for an unspecified number of ''justifiable claims.'' But the admission has done little to end a scandal that has rattled Britain's political establishment and Rupert Murdoch's media empire. A lawyer for Sienna Miller — one of several celebrities suing the paper — said the actress has not dropped her lawsuit against the News of the World, which she accuses of ''outrageous violations of privacy.'' Lawyer Mark Thomson said Miller was awaiting more information from the newspaper before deciding what to do.
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The structure itself isn't hidden away. It's still on the barge that hauled it into Portland, docked at the Rickers Wharf Marine Facility, where Cianbro Corp. is scheduled to do a significant amount of interior work on it, including the installation of undisclosed technological equipment.
Even workers on the project aren't being told about the structure's purpose or the identity of its owner. That's known by only a few Cianbro executives, said Peter Vigue, chairman and CEO of Cianbro. The company has signed a nondisclosure agreement with its customer, which has made secrecy a priority, he said.
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The structure's exterior was built in New London, Conn. Its final destination could be anywhere the barge can carry it.
Some have speculated that the structure is related to Exxon's $14 billion project to develop the Hebron oil fields off Newfoundland. Not so, say Exxon officials, who were shown photographs of the mystery structure and denied any involvement.
Others have speculated that it is a floating hotel for people building oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. The top three floors appear to be divided into 196 rooms — with no windows.
The customer could be the U.S. military or the Department of Homeland Security, which would explain the secrecy, said Jeff Monroe, Portland's former port director, who now works as a transportation consultant.
"In the name of security, the government can do a lot of things and keep them quiet," Monroe said.
He said the structure could be a power plant or perhaps a "barracks barge," providing housing for sailors before they are assigned to their ships.
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Anchored off the coast of Maine, Google wouldn't have to buy any land or pay property taxes.
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I play Unreal Tournament on Gentoo Linux 1.4rc4 with kernel 2.4.20
I am having a problem with the frames per second being lower than they used to be when I used versions prior to the latest release 4363. Because I use kernel 2.4.20 I am having problems downgrading to different versions.
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Tried everything I could think of without success.
Same kernel you have, no problems up/downgrading drivers here.
Finally went to bios and told it to write ESCD on exit.
And why not. Success. glxgears fps back to normal!
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ESCD is the NVRAM which stores information about the hardware in your system...a plug and play pool if you will.
Oh, and Gentoo being as cool as Gentoo is I have tried downgrading the drivers...to no avail.
I can now only assume its something with this kernel version so might try downgrading to 2.4.18 or 19. Any suggestions as to which?
I got this problem first when I installed RH 9 - a 2.4.20 kernel distro. I now have it on Gentoo no matter what kernel driver I use, so I can only conclude that its 2.4.20.
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Domus is a horror themed Half-Life 2: Episode 2 modification. You are Joseph, who finds himself on a deserted island, after a prison break from the infamous Nova Prospekt. On this eery island you must force yourself to survive, no matter what. As you try to settle down, mysterious things start to happen. Something isn't right. Something is haunting you. Is there someone else on the island or is it all in your head? You need to find out the truth, before you end up losing your sanity. The gameplay in Domus consist of puzzles, exploration and daily chores. This mod is an atmospheric, tormenting experience, that you don't want to miss.
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Hi people!
I've managed to get Domus on it's feet thanks to Ex Unitae Vires and I'll continue my work with their assistance from now on. Soon I'll have a strong team with people talented in every needed are for this project to continue. I'm still open to aid from talented modders for things like new gameplay mechanics, new characters, scripting and materials. Contact me if any of those are in your area :D
Thank you all for being so patience, let's continue this project!
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I just played your Sprucecape mappack, phenomenal work. I hope the same level of detail is present in Domus :>
Comedown, the amount of motivation, work and patience you have put into this project/mod makes me look forward (or even further) to playing it. It's... it's... awesome. Not many developers have those sorts of abilities.
Thank you so much. I like to hear that people are looking forward to it :) I've been working only bit by bit lately because my studies take a lot of time, but in a week I'll be on summer holiday so I can work with more efficiency!
Tracking ;)
I envy you studying game design !!!
It's been fun, you should apply to that kind of school too!
Everyting going well?
Just published a piece of news about my future plans :)
Domus looks to be a very interesting mod. Is it going to play like a First Person RPG type game in that you can do different things around the house whenever you want and there's going to be a Night/Day cycle? :P
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A POPULAR motocross club is on the lookout for a new place to call home – after revealing it is leaving its current track after nearly 30 years.
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"People who could potentially help us also need to know that we are not a fly-by-night organisation. We want somewhere we can build a legacy like we had in Stenson.
"This comes at a time when I am stepping down as chairman and I would love my final act to be to secure a new site for the club, and to see it given a good starting base for many years to come.
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