Comments for Labda Hata Mimi http://www.thadk.net/wp maybe even me. Mon, 06 Oct 2008 23:25:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Beginning the Peace Corps Saga by Robert Lee http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/03/04/beginning-the-peace-corps-saga/#comment-8601 Robert Lee Mon, 29 Sep 2008 09:51:11 +0000 http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/03/04/beginning-the-peace-corps-saga/#comment-8601 Hi, My wife, Ann Walker, and I will be volunteering at an orphange in Arusha for a month starting November 15. We were PCVs in Uzbekistan in 2004-2005. Could we come visit you in the second half of December? You may have received an e-mail from your warden about us. Thanks. Bob Hi,

My wife, Ann Walker, and I will be volunteering at an orphange in Arusha for a month starting November 15.

We were PCVs in Uzbekistan in 2004-2005. Could we come visit you in the second half of December? You may have received an e-mail from your warden about us.

Thanks.

Bob

]]> Comment on One year on by John Fink http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/25/one-year-on/#comment-8590 John Fink Thu, 25 Sep 2008 16:53:23 +0000 http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/25/one-year-on/#comment-8590 Hot dog! I'm so glad that this ended up being a great experience for you, and keep the blog posts coming -- I really like reading them. Hot dog! I’m so glad that this ended up being a great experience for you, and keep the blog posts coming — I really like reading them.

]]> Comment on Circumnavigated by thadk http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/11/circumnavigated/#comment-8576 thadk Mon, 15 Sep 2008 07:55:36 +0000 http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/11/circumnavigated/#comment-8576 No training really, though we do want to bike down to Iringa, 200km, which will require some proper <em>mazoezi</em> (exercise/practice). I might be confusing it with the moonstone mine, but I feel like someone said copper. I haven't been in there yet, Mathayo says it is separate from the trail. Mathayo photos are from a different journey, he had to cover the shop the day we climbed. No training really, though we do want to bike down to Iringa, 200km, which will require some proper mazoezi (exercise/practice).
I might be confusing it with the moonstone mine, but I feel like someone said copper. I haven’t been in there yet, Mathayo says it is separate from the trail. Mathayo photos are from a different journey, he had to cover the shop the day we climbed.

]]> Comment on Circumnavigated by Russ G http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/11/circumnavigated/#comment-8566 Russ G Thu, 11 Sep 2008 20:02:21 +0000 http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/11/circumnavigated/#comment-8566 Hey - great to hear you made it all the way - that's tough! How much training did you do beforehand? I see M in the photo - did he and others go as well? And is the mine your describing different than the Moonstone mine visible in town? Pretty cool find if it is another. And it sounds like the fires have started again - they happen every season. Pretty sad. Hope things are well - be glad you don't have to suffer through all the US/media politics! Hey - great to hear you made it all the way - that’s tough! How much training did you do beforehand? I see M in the photo - did he and others go as well? And is the mine your describing different than the Moonstone mine visible in town? Pretty cool find if it is another. And it sounds like the fires have started again - they happen every season. Pretty sad. Hope things are well - be glad you don’t have to suffer through all the US/media politics!

]]> Comment on Roots to cure AIDS by Hesperian Foundation http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/02/roots-to-cure-aids/#comment-8562 Hesperian Foundation Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:40:18 +0000 http://www.thadk.net/wp/2008/09/02/roots-to-cure-aids/#comment-8562 Hello, My name is Tearrie and I am the assistant publicist at the Hesperian Foundation, publisher of Where There Is No Doctor. I came across your blog today, and I must say I was quite honored to see mention of our book. In light of reading about the challenge you're experiencing with finding HIV related resources, I recommend you take a look at one of our books, HIV, Health, & Your Community: A Guide for Action. It is currently not available for free download, however, several of our other titles are and I think they may also be of great support to you. Check them out when you get chance at http://www.hesperian.org . You can also find us on MySpace and Facebook. Best, Hello,

My name is Tearrie and I am the assistant publicist at the Hesperian Foundation, publisher of Where There Is No Doctor. I came across your blog today, and I must say I was quite honored to see mention of our book. In light of reading about the challenge you’re experiencing with finding HIV related resources, I recommend you take a look at one of our books, HIV, Health, & Your Community: A Guide for Action. It is currently not available for free download, however, several of our other titles are and I think they may also be of great support to you. Check them out when you get chance at http://www.hesperian.org . You can also find us on MySpace and Facebook.

Best,

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