Tag Archives: Tagalog

Links for 2009-04-20 through 2009-05-23

By deebeedee | Published: May 25, 2009

Urban Sketchers: Here Come The Urban Sketchers (Video) A simple video that inspires me to sketch once again.
Running IE6, IE7 and IE8 on your Mac — The Mozmonkey Blog Too bad this solution requires VMWare. I only have Parallels.
isolani – Web Standards: IE8 Blacklist: forcing standards rendering opt-in "The gist of it is [...]

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Girl Scout Cookies

By danieldyl | Published: January 29, 2005

It’s Girl Scout Cookie season. We’ve already ordered a batch of cookies from my co-worker and from an old neighbor visiting the area. Of course, they were selling them for their daughters. This article calls the whole enterprise “stressful.” I may not call it that but it’s so hard saying “no” that we may end [...]

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Tagablog

By danieldyl | Published: August 17, 2004

I discovered an interesting weblog through the comments section of my post about my Mac speaking in Tagalog. Tagalog Translation is where Joseph, who lives in Barcelona, Spain, chronicles his work as a professional translator of the English/Tagalog/Catalan/Spanish languages. Linked from his site is another Philippine language blog, Salita Blog. It is Washington, D.C.-based Christopher [...]

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Big Fishda

By danieldyl | Published: May 2, 2004

In the fantastical movie Big Fish, something smelled fishy in one of the flashback scenes. In what appeared to be a show for Chinese Communist soldiers in a huge auditorium, the dialogue between a ventriloquist and his dummy puppet was done entirely in Tagalog. Now, the performer was obviously Chinese for he was also donned [...]

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Tanga

By danieldyl | Published: November 14, 2003

Powerfully simple.

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