June 2008
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Turn OpenOffice.org into a lean mean CAT machine with Anaphraseus
by Dmitri Popov
Although computers are yet to take over the business of language translation, they have become an essential part of the translation process. Many professional translators use computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools such as SDLX, TRADOS, Déjà Vu and WordFast. But since integrate tightly with Microsoft Word, you can’t use them with OpenOffice.org Writer. The [...]
Mugabe needs to break the legs of babies
Zimbabwe Horror
New York Times – “The youth,” as foot soldiers of Zimbabwe’s ruling party are often called, broke the legs of an 11-month-old baby when they were looking for his father, an opposition organizer.
Mandela speaks on Mugabe failure – BBC News
It Takes a Village, Not a Nation
When I first heard about the Gloucester, Massachusetts high school girls who made a pact to become pregnant and to raise their children together, I wasn’t surprised by the media reaction to this Time story. Some reporters pulled a knee-jerk response that called for more birth control and sex education. The reaction from other writers [...]
