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    • Building a Library with no Librarian

      Posted by Rexy on 25 April 2009

      I have come across a number of interesting projects where NGO’s have requested some assistance in regards to managing their “Resource Centre”, “Electronic Documents”, “Information Resources” or in some cases (yes, this buzzword made it …

      Mental Notes
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    • A Library for Chankhu Besi

      Posted by Rexy on 1 April 2009

      Project completed! Related posts: Books for Chankhu Besi Project Update A Librarian/Tree Hugger and a Painter without Borders It was an amazing yet exhausting day. I had to climb up the mountain 3 times to …

      Blogsherpa
      2 2 comments on “A Library for Chankhu Besi”
    • Where everybody (or someone) knows your name

      Posted by Rexy on 21 March 200922 September 2023

      I was walking around Hetauda one day, minding own business and trying to blend in with the locals when all of a sudden, someone called out my name. I looked around but I couldn’t find …

      Mental Notes
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    • Holi Purnima – watch out!

      Posted by Rexy on 8 March 2009

      In two days we will experience our first Holi festival in Nepal and we are holding our breaths with “mixed” anticipation. Holi Purnima is one of the most exciting festivals of Nepal and is closely …

      Blogsherpa
      1 One comment on “Holi Purnima – watch out!”
    • 20 hours per day of power cuts

      Posted by Rexy on 5 March 2009

      Unbelievable! Starting next week the Nepal Electricity Authority has declared 20 hours of electrical power cuts per day (background news info). This means only potentially 4 hours of computer-love (as Peter T. would put it), …

      Blogsherpa
      2 2 comments on “20 hours per day of power cuts”
    • A Librarian / Tree Hugger and a Painter without Borders

      Posted by Rexy on 5 March 2009

      Project update: Thanks to everyone who has supported our little project. We finally delivered our books and now Gord and I are thinking about our next project. We’ll keep you posted. Original post below… (I …

      Blogsherpa
      3 3 comments on “A Librarian / Tree Hugger and a Painter without Borders”
    • Leaving Microsoft to Change the World

      Posted by Rexy on 20 February 2009

      Coincidently, I finished reading this book in the country where it all started. Leaving Microsoft to Change the World by John Wood is essentially about the author’s personal experiences in his initial quest to help …

      Blogsherpa
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    • Hetauda Bound

      Posted by Rexy on 12 February 200922 September 2023

      It’s last minute, but I am Hetauda bound for 5 – 6 days to meet my counter-part’s field office staff. I am really looking forward to a change of scenery.

      Blogsherpa
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    • Finally, Our Dhera

      Posted by Rexy on 30 January 2009

      Aside from posting a back log of blog posts, current posts have been rare these days since we have mainly been focusing our efforts on finding a dhera to live in. Dhera’s are residential places …

      Blogsherpa
      1 One comment on “Finally, Our Dhera”
    • The First Week

      Posted by Rexy on 18 January 2009

      We just completed our first week of work. In-country-training ended for us last week us and while the out-of-valley volunteers shipped out to their placements this week, most of the Kathmandu valley volunteers started work …

      Blogsherpa
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