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Big B's blogs to be translated into regional languages

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Big B's blogs to be translated into regional languages

Lashkar was operating as Dawa: Pak Minister'Hand over fugitives, even if they are your ...India recover from early jolts, 285 runs lea...Pak terror infrastructure threat to world: P...US envoy meets ChidambaramSaffron brigade’s chakka jam throws life out...

TrueCrypt an open source laptop encryption choice for SMBs

Just kidding; the translated version may be less silly, but no less accurate: Portable devices without clear policy and encryption enabled may well lead to a data breach.

Nintendo Dominates Contracting Japanese Videogame Market

MarioKotaku's Brian Ashcraft translated Famitsu's report on the 2008 year end sales data for Japan put together by Enterbrain. Overall the combined market for hardware and software declined a substantial 15 percent from 687.95 billion Yen in 2007 to 582.61 billion Yen on 2008. Hardware bore the brunt of the loss, falling some 23 percent from 327.41 billion Yen to 250.5 billion Yen spent, and in part this can be attributed to price reductions on the consoles. In contrast, software sales only slipped about 8 percent compared to 2007, falling from 360.54 billion Yen to 332.12 billion Yen spent.

Alaa Al Aswany's 'Chicago'

Chicago By Alaa Al Aswany. Translated by Farouk Abdel Wahab. 342 pages. Harper/HarperCollins Publishers, $25.95; Fourth Estate Ltd., £14.99.

Am?lie Nothomb's "Tokyo Fianc?e"

Tokyo Fiancee By Amélie Nothomb. Translated by Alison Anderson. 152 pages. Europa Editions. Paper, $15.

Microsoft hires digital-identity/open-source maven Dick Hardt

Microsoft’s hiring slowdown hasn’t translated to a complete hiring freeze. Among the newest of the Red-Pill poppers is Dick Hardt.

Model's Lawsuit Against Google Prompts Malware Bloom

The Liskula Cohen defamation case has translated into a marketing opportunity that is now preying on social networking manipulation.

Model's Lawsuit Against Google Prompts Malware Bloom

The Liskula Cohen defamation case has translated into a marketing opportunity that is now preying on social networking manipulation.

Priceless antiques on display at Shenzhen Museum

It was kept inside the tong bing jian (literally translated as "bronze ice box"), technology that can be dated back to around 300 B.C. in the Warring States Period. The ancient Chinese refrigerator, the first of its kind in the world, was excavated in 1978 from a tomb in Sui County in Hubei Province.

Big B's blog to get a makeover

Mumbai [(PTI): Megastar Amitabh Bachchan's blog writings will soon be translated into various other languages of the country.

The Manga Guide to Statistics

stoolpigeon writes "Many manga titles that are popular in Japan are being translated into English and published in the United States. This trend continues with a book that puts a slightly different spin on manga. The Manga Guide to Statistics, part of a series already popular in Japan, seeks to entertain while it informs. There are many elements here that can be found in any manga; a young love-struck girl, giant eyes, small noses and exaggerated emotional responses. What many may not have seen in manga before are things like calculating the mean, median and deviation of bowling scores. And that is just the start." Read below for the rest of JR's review.

Google launches Cross-Language Enterprise Search

Cross-language search feature helps users find documents in 34 languages and get translated results back.

Google launches Cross-Language Enterprise Search

Cross-language search feature helps users find documents in 34 languages and get translated results back

France Orders Break Up of Orange iPhone Exclusivity Deal

IconThe French competition council has ordered the iPhone be opened up to other French carriers (Google-translated), breaking the exclusivity deal with Orange (France Telecom). The complaint was filed by France's third largest operator Bouygues Telecom who said that the deal violated local competition laws. Though the ruling [fr] is temporary whilst the issue is investigated further, the ruling did state that the arrangement reduced the effects of price competition, network quality and customer service.

Happening upon the Exploding Sand Sculpture Competition on TV

Denise Bergman is the author of Seeing Annie Sullivan, poems based on the early life of Helen Keller’s teacher (2005), which was translated into Braille and made into a Talking Book. Her poems have been widely published. She conceived and edited City River of Voices, an anthology of urban poetry, and she was the author of Keyhole Poems, a sequence that combines the history of twelve specific urban places with the present. An excerpt of her poemRed is permanently installed as public art in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Now, Big B's blogs in regional languages

MUMBAI: Amitabh Bachchan fans may now look forward to reading his blogs in regional languages as the Bollywood icon's postings may soon have translated versions.

Stars form within black hole's destructive reach

Watch a NASA animation zooming in on a black hole as you listen to black hole sounds. The sounds are X-ray data from GRS 1915 105, translated into audible pulsations by MIT’s Edward Morgan.

Renowned Artist: Arab Countries Plundering Persian Architecture

TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Over the past few years, some of Iran's neighboring countries have been purchasing Persian books and research works compiled by Iranian masters of art and history, and have translated them into Arabic or Turkish, plagiarizing Iranian art, culture and history and palming it off under their own name.

Shelagh Rogers talks with playwright and novelist Michel Tremblay about his Canada Reads contender, The Fat Woman Next Door is Pregnant

The Fat Woman Next Door is PregnantThe characters in Michel Tremblay’s plays have won the hearts of theatre-goers worldwide. Will the characters in his first novel, The Fat Woman Next Door is Pregnant (Talonbooks), translated by Sheila Fischman, carry the day for the celebrated Quebec author in Canada Reads 2009?

A Case for the Language Arts By Mary Ellen Bafumo

The advent of No Child Left Behind legislation has produced mandates that focus heavily on reading skills. Writing has a secondary role while speaking and listening skills are almost insignificant in terms of instructional time. NCLB mandates have translated into block scheduling for reading in many schools. This can be very useful when the emphasis is on the language arts. The same scheduling can block a love of reading and the acquisition of requisite skills, when instruction focuses narrowly on reading.

The Raveonettes, 'Wishing You A Rave Christmas': Free MP3 of the Day

The Danish pair go a step further in their presentation of retro rock as something vicious. Surfy guitars, always packing switchblades, and dressed to kill, get matched with a sketchy programmed template. The genre's early days have been translated to its most modern.

Constructing a Generic Natural Language Interface for an XML Database

This paper describes the construction of a generic natural language query interface to an XML database. The interface can accept an arbitrary English sentence as a query, which can be quite complex and include aggregation, nesting, and value joins, among other things. This query is translated, potentially after reformulation, into an XQuery expression. The translation is based on mapping grammatical proximity of natural language parsed tokens in the parse tree of the query sentence to proximity of corresponding elements in the XML data to be retrieved. The experimental assessment, through a user study, demonstrates that this type of natural language interface is good enough to be usable now, with no restrictions on the application domain.


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