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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Dutch join laminating revolution
While doing research for another project of mine, I came across a web page at the site of the Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management in the Netherlands, that was advising its citizens about the brand new credit … Continue reading
Posted in Stranger Than Fiction
Tagged drivers license, dutch, netherlands, scheme, translation
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Are Apple’s recent actions a sign of their decline?
Apple has recently made a number of reversals. The iPhone price change. The iTunes Plus (DRM-free) price drop. The iPhone SDK announcement (after strongly implying that there would not be third-party apps on the iPhone). So, answer me this. Are these … Continue reading
And the Nobel goes to…
It is nice that Al Gore got the Nobel Peace Prize. And the thousand or more scientists who contributed to the UN reports. Though you have to feel sorry for perennial Nobel Peace Bridesmaid Juan Carlos II. If those ETA … Continue reading
Posted in Real Life
Tagged al gore, ETA, global warming, Juan Carlos II, nobel peace prize, peace, scientists, Spain
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