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Several people told me about Adobe’s launch of the public beta of their Photoshop Express web service yesterday. The site requires Flash Player 9 and offers an entirely web-based image editor. You can organize photos by dragging them into albums or create a gallery to share images. The service [...]
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List member, Lorne Cooper, passed on a site that HIS friend, Tom Whyte found… Breathing Earth displays the carbon dioxide emission levels of every country in the world, along with birth and death rates. Assuming accuracy, this should make for some pretty interesting discussions in the classroom! [...]
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My pal, Terry Korte, wanted to know what the chances are that the Oilers will make the playoffs. He found this site and shared it. Sports Club Stats puts the stats together for you and explains the process. It would be a gold-mine for math teachers who are [...]
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My old roomie and teaching pal, Sean Beaton, is trekking in Mozmbique and South Africa with his students this week! This week, they are in Maputo working with street kids and then will be moving on to South Africa next week to work on game reserves. There are actually [...]
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My friend, Ann Blakely found a link to a Chinese-English dictionary. You can search by Chinese, Pinyin or English Definition to see and hear the results of the translation. There are also other areas like basic and advanced word dictionaries, character dictionaries and other Chinese tools.
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The URL: http://usa.mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.php
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