101. Xlation.com Maybe I can understand if there is a shortage of Maltese translators, but there initials, birth date, phone number, or words found in the dictionary, as those http://www.xlation.com/

@import url( http://www.xlation.com/wp-layout.css ); Ironic Timing Filed under: News On a related note, the New Yorker had this story , back in 1992, about an earlier conference. Spam Poetry Filed under: Commentary Andrew Yahner, from Finite Monkeys McClellan Ducks a Question Filed under: News MR. McCLELLAN: Is the Spanish okay? (Laughtr.) Q We can do it in Spanish. Q Yes, we could ask the question in Spanish. Q Bueno. Q Quien es mas macho, Jorge Bush, o Scott McClellan? (Laughter.) Filed under: Usage multilingualwebmaster.com 10 Reasons Why English is so Difficult to Translate Who Supports Outsourcing? Filed under: News This article Apparently the Republican National Committee (RNC) awarded the contract to the Capital Communications Group, who outsourced the work to HCL Technologies. Unintended Consequences in History Filed under: News Juan Non-Volokh, who has by far the coolest name of all Volokh Conspiriacy bloggers, posts a link to a recent opinion by Judge John Roberts of the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. It begins: A Bit of Chomsky Filed under: Commentary Gene Expression posts a paper International Standard Paper Sizes Filed under: News Markus Kuhn presents Targeting French Markets Filed under: News Skeptomai found this tag in a new laptop bag and noticed the last three lines differ from normal washing instructions.

102. ARTFL Project: French-English Dictionary Form Please do not email me to say that the dictionary is missing words. This is a limited resource originally developed for machine translation applications, but http://humanities.uchicago.edu/orgs/ARTFL/forms_unrest/FR-ENG.html

ARTFL Project: French-English Dictionary Form New!! The ARTFL Project and MICRA, Inc. are developing Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary French to English Search for: (ex. amour or raison* or n'aim* The asterisk (*) matches all suffixes and may only appear at the end of your search term. See below for accented character representation. To submit the query, press English to French Search for: (ex. love or reason* or should love The asterix (*) matches all suffixes and may only appear at the end of your search term. To submit the query, press Accent Representation The default keyboard representation of accented characters in X-Mosaic, running under the UNIX operating system, is made up of two character strings with the vowel followed by the appropriate symbol. These are The French-English data files are courtesy of Tyler Jones Mark Olsen, ARTFL Project , University of Chicago, mark@gide.uchicago.edu

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