austraLasia #2604
Going online in a big way!
ROME: 1st March 2010 -- Here are some interesting developments you may wish to follow up:
The first is to give at least one Region a 24 hour advantage, which helps us here in fact since we will be inundated with registration requests over the next 72 hours.
You will shortly (if already registered with sdb.org) receive notification that all previous registrations fall due within the next 72 hours and to take advantage of the new sdb.org 2.0 you will need to re-register. If you are not already registered, not to worry. Here is your chance. And now you can choose your own username and password (eight characters, please) instead of receiving some completely unmemorable version from a machine!
You may, of course, wait a few hours and register with the mob - or take advantage of this earlier time slot, in which case (for the earlier time slot) go to www.salesio.org and click on 'register' (assuming you have got yourself to the English page instead of the Italian default). If you try to do this while the current (old) site is showing on www.sdb.org you won't be able to - we have closed that facility.
On the other hand, you may wait 24 hours or a little longer, and when you click on www.sdb.org, the normal address, the new site will appear in all its glory, if everything has gone according to Hoyle. On the other hand, if it has gone according to Murphy's law you could find yourself on the moon or somewhere! Never fear. We are here. Just ask.
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Interested in seeing each of the language versions of the recently publication 'Salesians 2010' in brilliant 'magazine' form online? And with the possibility of downloading a relatively lightweight version? Then select your language accordingly:
- English
- Italian
- Spanish
- French
- Portuguese
And given that this particular approach is gaining ground with people who like to show off their glossy magazines, you may be interested in looking at this link from Slovakia. In fact it is the same Company (Salesians, Bratislava) who produced the 'Salesians 2010' magazine, but this time they have focused on Salesian Slovak missionaries, of whom some are active in the EAO Region. They employed a professional photographer, as you will quickly see, and the text is in Slovak and English.
Staying with the same site, here are two additional links that may interest you. One is the Ongoing Formation Bulletin being produced out of Berkeley by Fr Gail Sullivan in particular, and the other one we just happened to find along the way - a reference to the visit by Salesian College Sunbury (AUL) to the Liceo Prati school in Trento, Italy.
Methinks that all of the above will keep you busy and entertained for some time to come!
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AustraLasia is an email service for the Salesian Family of Asia Pacific. It also functions as an agency for ANS based in Rome. For queries please contact admin@bosconet.aust.com . Use Bosconet-wiki to be interactive. RSS feeds - just go to Bosconet, click on austraLasia 2009 in the sidebar. You will see the RSS orange icon in your browser address bar - add it from there. Or be interactive with the EAO blog Cetera Tolle. Avail yourself of the Salesian Digital Library at http://sdl.sdb.org
Going online in a big way!
ROME: 1st March 2010 -- Here are some interesting developments you may wish to follow up:
The first is to give at least one Region a 24 hour advantage, which helps us here in fact since we will be inundated with registration requests over the next 72 hours.
You will shortly (if already registered with sdb.org) receive notification that all previous registrations fall due within the next 72 hours and to take advantage of the new sdb.org 2.0 you will need to re-register. If you are not already registered, not to worry. Here is your chance. And now you can choose your own username and password (eight characters, please) instead of receiving some completely unmemorable version from a machine!
You may, of course, wait a few hours and register with the mob - or take advantage of this earlier time slot, in which case (for the earlier time slot) go to www.salesio.org and click on 'register' (assuming you have got yourself to the English page instead of the Italian default). If you try to do this while the current (old) site is showing on www.sdb.org you won't be able to - we have closed that facility.
On the other hand, you may wait 24 hours or a little longer, and when you click on www.sdb.org, the normal address, the new site will appear in all its glory, if everything has gone according to Hoyle. On the other hand, if it has gone according to Murphy's law you could find yourself on the moon or somewhere! Never fear. We are here. Just ask.
---------
Interested in seeing each of the language versions of the recently publication 'Salesians 2010' in brilliant 'magazine' form online? And with the possibility of downloading a relatively lightweight version? Then select your language accordingly:
- English
- Italian
- Spanish
- French
- Portuguese
And given that this particular approach is gaining ground with people who like to show off their glossy magazines, you may be interested in looking at this link from Slovakia. In fact it is the same Company (Salesians, Bratislava) who produced the 'Salesians 2010' magazine, but this time they have focused on Salesian Slovak missionaries, of whom some are active in the EAO Region. They employed a professional photographer, as you will quickly see, and the text is in Slovak and English.
Staying with the same site, here are two additional links that may interest you. One is the Ongoing Formation Bulletin being produced out of Berkeley by Fr Gail Sullivan in particular, and the other one we just happened to find along the way - a reference to the visit by Salesian College Sunbury (AUL) to the Liceo Prati school in Trento, Italy.
Methinks that all of the above will keep you busy and entertained for some time to come!
_________________
AustraLasia is an email service for the Salesian Family of Asia Pacific. It also functions as an agency for ANS based in Rome. For queries please contact admin@bosconet.aust.com . Use Bosconet-wiki to be interactive. RSS feeds - just go to Bosconet, click on austraLasia 2009 in the sidebar. You will see the RSS orange icon in your browser address bar - add it from there. Or be interactive with the EAO blog Cetera Tolle. Avail yourself of the Salesian Digital Library at http://sdl.sdb.org
