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Is Kervarker.org dead?
It is not! The forums are down because I've failed to make them a good learning tool. Kervarker.org V4 is absolete anyway (except for its content). So, all my efforts, when I have time, someday, will go into Kervarker.org V5 aka Kervarker Campus (expected 2010). Stay tuned.
Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, February 17 2009 @ 15:28:51 CET (247 reads)
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Happy new year 2009 !
We wish you a happy new year 2009!
Posted by webmaster on Sunday, January 04 2009 @ 22:04:33 CET (154 reads)
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Bloavezh 2008 mat !
Happy new year and best wishes for 2008!
Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, January 01 2008 @ 20:44:35 CET (966 reads)
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Forums are down during Christmas Holidays
Winter seems to be the trolls' favorite season. As the forummaster (and great troll hunter) is on vacation, the forums are momentarily suspended until december 30. So you can enjoy real life, family and friends.
Posted by webmaster on Friday, December 21 2007 @ 19:40:51 CET (1013 reads)
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Gutenberg's first book in Breton.
Dianav writes "Gutenberg is a project designed by the name of the inventor of printing.
The project started in America in 1971 and is the oldest whose aim is to
digitize books which are in the public domain and distribute them for free. In this project
there are currently 22000 boks, among them 20000 in English, 1000 in French,
23 in Welsh, 4 in the Irish language and not a single one in Breton.
"
Posted by webmaster on Monday, December 10 2007 @ 18:29:03 CET (875 reads)
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