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My Free and Open Kindle Formatted Spanish to English Dictionary
Posted on January 7, 2010
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Over the holidays, I took upon myself a challenge. I've been fiddling around creating a Mobipocket format dictionary consisting of Spanish words and their English translations. I wanted to be able to set it as my primary dictionary on the Kindle and then use it for on-demand word translation as I gut through trying to read documents in Spanish. A few months back, I couldn't find any unencrypted ones for sale although now apparently some do exist.
This seemed straightforward enough, so I did a little Ruby scripting (getting a crash course in Unicode characters in the process). I found these lists of Spanish word frequencies and wrote a script to parse them into one word per line. I then wrote a script to take lists of words from STDIN, check to see if they existed in the map and if not look them up from various online sources and add it, and then save it as a YAML file. It was most of a week including false starts and do-overs to finally run the whole list against online translating tools. From there, I created another script to take the YAML file and rewrite it as a (roughly) alphabetically sorted and tab delimited text file. With that done, I used these already available tools to take that file and create files suitable for Mobipocket Creator.
The upshot is that this Kindle formatted Spanish to English translation dictionary is available now to download, for free. [Update 2012/05/11 – I'd recommend you use Marc Sturm's version as of today.] In order to use it, place it on your Kindle via USB or emailling it to your device. Go to "Home->Menu->Settings", then "Menu->Change Primary Dictionary." From that point, moving the cursor over a word will work like the dictionary used to with definitions, but with English translations of Spanish words.
I offer this to the world, for free, no strings attached. In fact, because of the Creative Commons license on it (described below) you are free to take the files and do whatever you want with them as long as you comply. Be aware of the following caveats with this dictionary:
1: This is a machine generated translation from various online sources. There is no guarantee of correctness for any given term. I did find and scrub some bogus racist translations that have been put into some online repositories, and there may be other erroneous or malicious terms submitted that have ended up in this dictionary. I warrantee nothing and can pretty much say there are some translations or source words that can offend delicate sensibilities. Over time I might try to find ways to improve this file, continue to fill out the dictionary word list and maybe even improve the translations that are already there. Keep watching this blog for future revisions.
2: There are still formatting issues for the dictionary popup lookup. While you will see your term first in the list, it will not stop at the following term. Any feedback on how to engineer the source files to make this work correctly can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com or left as a comment on this post.
3: This book is offered with a Creative Commons license: BY-NC-SA For the required attribution, please provide a link to http://www.evilgeniuschronicles.org
4: This is a word-by-word dictionary, so you won't get a translation for idiomatic phrases. That's a downside. An upside is that because this was done word by word from frequency lists, conjugated Spanish verbs get their own entry and each get translated individually.
I'm glad to get any feedback on this dictionary, particularly on point #2. If anyone can describe how to reformat the HTML input files to make the dictionary popups not run together, I'd be highly appreciative. Beyond that, roll and have fun with it and let me know how it works for you. If someone can point me to directions on how to turn these source files into the equivalent version for the Nook, I'd be happy to publish that as well, although I'll need volunteers to help me test it.
For me, I'm off to take another crack at Don Quixote.
[Update 2011/12/01] The long asked for source files have been committed to this repository at github. I don't blame you if you can't make heads nor tails of that as it stands, I certainly couldn't. At my next available opportunity, I will document the process and try to improve the scripts. No timetable is promised nor implied, mileage may vary, secure your own mask before helping others.
Also, if you want to say thank you for this I ask for nothing other than clicking the Amazon ad in the upper right corner of this blog before you make a purchase sometime. It costs you nothing and kicks a few affiliate percentage points back my way. Thank you.
[Update 2012/05/11] Marc Sturm is the first person I know of to make a modification to this dictionary. He figured out how to make it work with the newer Kindles and has published his version. If you have a Kindle 3 or greater, I'd recommend using his version.
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100 Responses to "My Free and Open Kindle Formatted Spanish to English Dictionary"
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PJ Cabrera on
January 8th, 2010 2:15 am
Wow, this is one heck of a geek DIY thing to do. You rock, dude.
It doesn't matter if I never get a Kindle, just the fact you did this and are giving it away earns you major props from me.
And if I do ever get a Kindle, you'll have my thanks as well. 🙂
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pbcaracas on
January 12th, 2010 8:09 am
Tried it on my kindle. Works perfectly fine!! Many thanks! You're a god!
If ever you find it in you to do a French version it would be most appreciated.
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dave on
January 12th, 2010 1:09 pm
Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you found it useful. I doubt I'll ever do a French one because I care about Spanish and not about French. Someone else could take this idea and run with it for that one though.
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msw on
January 16th, 2010 2:04 am
This is very cool, and works great… thanks!
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Kean Kaufmann on
January 23rd, 2010 5:47 pm
A labor of love!
Re nook conversion — Calibre at http://calibre-ebook.com/ converts among all sorts of e-book formats, including Kindle-compatible .mobi and Nook-compatible .epub.
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Kean Kaufmann on
January 23rd, 2010 5:56 pm
Oh, sorry for the crashingly obvious point-out; I was pointed to your site by a buddy, and I didn't know you were already familiar with Calibre. I presume you already tried converting your mobi-formatted dict to epub? You needn't publish either of these comments.
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bruno on
January 24th, 2010 12:23 pm
Hi, thanks a lot for this enormous effort! But somehow, it does not worked for me. I followed precisely the instructions but there is no way Change Primary Dictionary appears to me. Am I missing something? thanks.
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bruno on
January 24th, 2010 1:44 pm
Sorry, it's working perfectly now. Maybe I've got a corrupted download at first. Thank you!
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Jesse on
June 27th, 2010 3:07 pm
Hello. I have the same problem as bruno. The option 'change primary dictionary' just doesnt appear for me. Any ideas?
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Asaf Hiefetz on
July 29th, 2010 2:25 pm
Thanks A lot
I'm learning Spanish
and it a great help
with my kindle reading.
It has more words than other dictionary.
and also its a great help when i read
with my iPaq
Thanks Again
Asaf (Israel)
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Jordan Wilson on
August 18th, 2010 4:53 am
Wow this is an absolutely amazing piece of work! Thank you!
Any chance of one coming for French?
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Peter Albert on
September 1st, 2010 3:45 pm
I just got the new Kindle 3. I installed the Spanish dictionary by USB, but, like others, there is no "Change Primary Dictionary" command in any of the Settings pages. I know there is a trick I have not learned, and am eager to learn Spanish while reading.
Thank you for your excellent work.
Peter Albert
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Peter Albert on
September 1st, 2010 7:11 pm
I get it. Once I am in settings I have to press "Menu" again to find "Change Primary Dictionary." This is fantastic!
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Len on
September 17th, 2010 7:38 pm
Thank you for this. I was able to install without difficulty especially with the help of those who have gone before.
Is there any way to achieve same function on my Kindle app for the IPad? The settings menu is much more limited than on the Kindle. Also, I don't know where or how to put the dictionary on the IPad.
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Guillermo on
September 20th, 2010 1:51 pm
Thanks a lot¡¡¡¡¡¡
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Manuel7 on
September 24th, 2010 10:44 pm
I speak spanish and i want to know if it's too difficult to do a english to spanish dictionary from these?
Can you test these? i think that a lot of people would appreciate it.
Thanks for sharing.
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David on
September 30th, 2010 12:01 am
Thank you.
Your dictionary works great with the Kindle! Reading Spanish books on the Kindle is now a great way to improve your Spanish vocabulary.
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Philippe on
October 1st, 2010 12:35 am
That's a shame, your dictionary works better than the one I bought from Amazon. I'm happy though. 🙂
Thank you !
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Diego Caro on
October 14th, 2010 6:41 pm
Hi, I made a english to spanish dictionary. You can download from http://code.google.com/p/dict4kindle/
(alpha preview version!)
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pete tridish on
October 25th, 2010 12:32 pm
i am considering getting a kindle, and this might be the thing that makes me decide to get one- been studying spanish by reading books, it would be great to be able to use this. is there a way to keep a running list of all the words you needed looked up in a book so you could go back and review them later?
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Eduardo Katalbas on
October 31st, 2010 5:35 pm
You just don't know how much you made reading Spanish books in Kindle a lot easier. Amazon owes you a lot! 🙂
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Louis A. Poulin on
November 14th, 2010 10:30 am
I installed it on my Kindle in 5 minutes, and it works perfectly. It makes reading Spanish books so much more pleasant.
Thank you so much for making this application available to the rest of us.
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boug on
December 2nd, 2010 10:56 pm
thanks for hard work!
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Ned on
December 3rd, 2010 8:54 am
I'm a beginner and reading two books on my kindle: "A first Spanish Reader…" by Erwin W. Roessler and "An elementary Spanish Reader" by E.S. Harrison. I have been using the Miriam-Webster Spanish to English dictionary as my primary dictionary with these books. Now after downloading yours and using it for just a brief time, I find it really good, straight forward and helpful. Many thanks for all your work.
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Jen on
December 10th, 2010 5:19 am
Thanks you! This is exactly what I was looking for to help me maintain my Spanish while living in a country that speaks Arabic and getting no practice except in the summer! 🙂
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Mateo on
December 18th, 2010 1:22 am
Muchas Graces!
I am traveling in Spain this month and find this diccionario extremely useful! Thank you very much for your efforts!
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Bidule on
January 9th, 2011 1:09 pm
Thanks a lot, a great tool as far as I could see rapidly, working perfectly. I'll use it extensively for the next 3 months, so I'll give you a ore complete feedback when I'm back and I've tackled Borges, Garcia Marquez and a few others.
Thanks again!
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Animesh on
January 10th, 2011 2:40 am
Que bueno!
Muchas, muchas gracias hombre! Encontraba algunos en Amazon pero buscaba algo gratis, y gracias a ti, ya lo tengo!
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Elmar Schraml on
January 11th, 2011 3:37 pm
Thank you so much, just installed it, and works great!
Are you aware of similar kindle dictionaries for other languages?
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Pat on
January 23rd, 2011 1:06 am
Please somebody have a way to change the dictionary from English to Spanish in the kindle app for iPad ? I bought a meridian Spanish – English but the kindle app doesn't allow me to changed. Somebody knows?
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Another evil genius on
January 23rd, 2011 5:26 am
If you publish something with a Creative License you should also publish the Kindle/Mobi source files. Otherwise nobody will be able to modify it or improve on it.
For example, I could easily add an inflections index to it, that would improve the value of the dictionary, because it would show the definition of a base verb if you highlighted an irregular inflected verb and the definition of a singular noun if highlighted a plural noun etc.
But without the source files this is impossible.
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dave on
January 23rd, 2011 2:41 pm
Sorry I'm not giving this away for free to the world in a way that is acceptable to you, anonymous dickhead.
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Marc on
January 23rd, 2011 6:32 pm
I noticed that the Spanish frequency list has only 225,000 words. Do you plan on expanding on this soon? Ha ha
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Another evil genius on
January 24th, 2011 11:09 am
I don't think that insulting others who could actually contribute to your dictionary and make it better is a good idea and not exactly a sign of genius.
Also I don't think that you fully understand the CC licensing concept.
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dave on
January 24th, 2011 12:59 pm
I called you a dickhead because it really bugs me that you showed up to criticize using email@example.com . Criticizing is a privilege for those willing to stand behind their words. I'm told my reaction to you makes me sound like the dickhead, so let me expand.
- Source code has been provided to half a dozen people so far who asked for it politely. Telling me how I'm giving this away incorrectly is not the way to achieve that.
- If the source code and source files were in publicly releasable form, I would have already released them. It will take a fair amount of time to get all that in a form I'm proud to release. Of the many irons I have in the fire, this is one of the lowest priorities. All the people I gave the source to had to acknowledge it wasn't warranteed or good and that it would take a lot of them for them to work with it.
- You are flat out incorrect in your assertions about Creative Commons licensing, so in telling me I don't understand it the onus is on you to be correct and you are not. I read the full legal code of the CC BY-NC-SA license from top to bottom and no mention of a requirement for source. For most of these works they specify, that isn't even a defined quality. When Cory Doctorow releases books with a CC license, he is under no compulsion to release the origination Scrivener or Word file or whatever. So, telling me how wrong I am and how I don't understand something when you are in fact incorrect bums me out.
- You want something from me, I want nothing from you. Common sense dictates that bumming me out is an ineffective way to get me to dump my precious resources into a task for you.
- The positive upside of this is that you are causing me to amend my comment policy to address anonymity. If you ain't a whistleblower in fear of your job or a dissident in fear of your life, I am no longer accepting pushback from the anonymous. I am letting it hang out here so the minimum ante into this game is standing behind what you say.
- Assembling and publishing all of this remains on my list. At this time, if I had 1-3 days of effort to put into something, it wouldn't be this. There are other projects I care more about and that are more timely. It will happen one day, I cannot predict when nor make promises.
So there you go. You are factually incorrect and telling me I'm wrong anonymously I find an act of rudeness. Forgive me for reacting strongly to it.
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David S on
January 28th, 2011 2:29 pm
Thank you very much for your efforts. I'm learning Spanish and needed this!
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Intruder on
February 2nd, 2011 6:30 am
Hi! you are my hero, that is just what I want to do…I have a Ukrainian English.mobi dictionary installed, but it does not do lookups when I scroll over the word. I have encoded the book as ukrainian with html coding, but it still does not link to the dictionary. Could you please help?
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Dory on
February 5th, 2011 8:40 pm
Done. Very easily too. Thanks so much!!!
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Pekka on
February 8th, 2011 5:38 am
I have problems trying to download this great dictionary to my computer. My download always stops at 33%. Is it only me? Any idea of the solution to this problem?
Some guy has made version 0.1a of this dictionary and I could not download that either. I have no problems with any other files.
Can anyone help me?
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dave on
February 8th, 2011 11:45 am
Intruder, did you set the book as your primary dictionary from the settings page? There is a special setting when creating the .mobi file to make it recognizable as a dictionary and thus available in that menu. It has to be unencrypted and a dictionary to do the rollover lookups.
Pekka, the file itself is hosted at Libsyn. Unfortunately I can't help you with download problems. Clear cache and restart browser? I dunno.
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Catarina on
February 9th, 2011 3:36 pm
Love you, Dave! Thanks a lot.
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LG on
February 14th, 2011 4:57 pm
I installed this on a Kindle 1, but it doesn't seem to work. Installation was fine, it's listed as the default, but I look up Spanish words, and nothing comes up. Even when I look up words I know are in the dictionary. Any ideas?
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Carol Peters on
February 16th, 2011 10:52 am
Is there any way to make this the primary dictionary in the Kindle application on the iPad?
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Huy on
February 17th, 2011 6:40 pm
Awesome, Dave.
Great job. Thanks for all the hard work!
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Sandra on
February 21st, 2011 2:46 am
OK, can someone help a tech idiot here. Twice now I have downloaded the dictionary to my computer, but I can't seeem to transfer it to my Kindle3 🙁 I've been told open the C drive & the F drive & then drag it onto my Kindle, but somehow those don't appear to be options for me. SOS, I have 2 books to read in Spanish that require frequent use of a dictionary (& I have more than a basic knowledge of the language). I'm frustrated cuz there's got to be something here I'm missing – I know this isn't rocket science. Thanks!
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Sandra on
February 21st, 2011 3:42 am
OK, I made it finally made it work. Thank you un monton this is totally cool!
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Woody on
February 24th, 2011 12:06 pm
This is awesome work – seems to work just fine to me. Thank you very much. No more reaching for the Spanish-English dictionary. Winner!
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Carla Hines on
February 28th, 2011 1:08 pm
What a wonderful amazing tool this is! I'm moving to Mexico soon and am studying Spanish.
I just bought a new Kindle and this program dispelled any doubts about it's usefulness to me.
Thank you so much!
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JP Montano on
March 10th, 2011 5:18 pm
Thank you so much, I just installed it and it seems to work great.
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Robert on
March 29th, 2011 7:51 am
Thanks Dave for this interesting article. I now realize it is possible to create my own dictionary… as I am looking for a Finnish to English dictionary to help me learn Finnish. Would it be possible to document your steps or see your source code? I was wondering if you used the tab delimited format you mentioned before using the tools on the stardict-lingea site, as they seemed to mention a Lingea source format, and that is were I got a bit confused 🙂
Thanks again,
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Luke on
April 11th, 2011 12:18 pm
A few people were asking about the same thing in French… well you can buy one from amazon here… http://www.amazon.co.uk/Merriam-Websters-French-English-Translation-Dictionary-Kindle/dp/B002ROKQU6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=A3TVV12T0I6NSM&s=digital-text&qid=1302542269&sr=1-1
Not as good as getting it free, but it's cheap.
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Cliff on
April 13th, 2011 2:16 am
I've been using the dictionary for almost a year now and it rocks. Thanks. I was just checking if you had fixed the weird bug where it'll display the next words but no biggie. I don't usually comment, but when I see anonymous dickheads I feel obligated to give you the appreciation you deserve
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Shantall on
May 8th, 2011 8:27 pm
I just wanted to say thank you! I've been looking all over for something like this, and I really appreciate it!! You're awesome!
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Wojtek on
May 15th, 2011 4:52 am
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stephan TOTH on
June 4th, 2011 6:54 am
Hello dave, thank you for this great work.
I'm trying to create a portuguese dictionary for my kindle 3.
I have followed your explanation and tried to create a test dictionary with 3 words, but i end up with an empty dictionary.
Would it be possible to have a sample with a few words just to have a model to follow and make sure i do things properly ?
If you have time for that i would very appreciate your help
Thank you, Muito Obrigado
Stéphan TOTH
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Janette on
June 16th, 2011 5:26 pm
Cheers Dave,
Your generosity and excellent product have just made my day! Can't wait to read Allende, Marquez and Zafon in Spanish. Muchisimas gracias!
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Duncan on
June 30th, 2011 12:05 pm
LEGEND…that is all.
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Sam on
July 6th, 2011 12:29 pm
Works great. You are the greatest person ever!
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Selucha on
July 19th, 2011 1:59 pm
This is so great, you are my favorite person today!
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Ellen Storm on
August 3rd, 2011 7:58 pm
Thank you so much! You just made learning Spanish quicker and easier and then you gave it away. This is the way the world should work. Thanks.
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Alain Houde on
August 26th, 2011 4:05 pm
Great stuff, it works very well so far. I am studying spanish as well and was looking for one. I would be interested also in a Spanish to French dictionary. If I find lexicons already available and open source, I would be possibly interested in your scripts to help convert faster the files.
A big clap of hands to you, thanks again.
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val on
August 26th, 2011 4:44 pm
Works perf. Selucha said it well, "You are my favorite person today!" Muchos gracias!
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Hanna on
August 29th, 2011 5:29 pm
thanks so so much! i'm brushing up on my spanish this summer in preparation for my position as a volunteer translator in a free clinic at my university. about to start reading la casa de los espíritus!
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William on
August 30th, 2011 6:10 pm
Can this work on the nook? Sorry I'm a rank beginner in this ebook stuff. Ive been waiting for this technology. Thank you for your work.
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Louise on
September 7th, 2011 3:58 pm
Just found this, fantastic thanks. I'm also just about to start reading la casa de los espiritus. Thanks so much!
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dave on
September 7th, 2011 8:52 pm
William, sorry. The Nook doesn't know how to read the .mobi formatted file. I have no idea how one creates the same sort of dictionary for the Nook.
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dave on
September 7th, 2011 9:04 pm
Sorry, haven't been replying to the comments. Most of 2011 has been lost to new baby. To answer the frequent questions:
1. I don't know how to do anything on the Kindle for iPad. I assume it isn't possible until someone tells me different.
2. I will never release another dictionary in any other language unless I develop an interest in learning that language. Until the baby is older or unless I find myself fleeing the USA, that ain't happening.
3. I still have never assembled the source code into something worth releasing. It is on my list but far from the top. Baby.
4. If the download doesn't work, you have problems getting it on the Kindle, don't see the option to make it the primary dictionary or aren't seeing the translation, sorry my friends but you are on your own. It is possible to make it work, so have patience and read the Kindle docs if necessary. This is free to the world but I can't be Kindle/download support to the world.
Thanks to everyone for the kind comments. It was a whim to publish this and I'm glad people are finding value in it.
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Patrick on
September 20th, 2011 7:03 am
Blessings on thee. I'm learning spanish at uni, and thus, have a number of books en espanol on my kindle.
I WAS reading them in PDF with the English version open in Kindle for PC, but for the kindle itself, that's not so easy.
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Aviva on
September 30th, 2011 1:30 pm
This is an amazing addition to the Kindle reading experience! And for people who have trouble setting this dictionary as the primary dictionary, try loading it onto Kindle by USB and putting it in the "Documents" folder.
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Nigel on
October 12th, 2011 5:33 am
Excellent stuff Dave! I accidentally deleted my Mirriam Webster Spanish-English Dictionary, and after reinstalling it (I still had it in my Calibre library) I decided to see if there was a free one on-line. I found your link, and have just downloaded it, and uploaded it to my Kindle using Calibre (for those of you having trouble I'd recommend that free download – it probably took two minutes in total). It seems to be at least as good as the one I bought from Amazon, and for those having trouble making it the default dictionary, you have to press menu button, settings, and then menu button again. Thanks for putting in the effort Dave, and enjoy your time with the little one, they grow up all too quickly.
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David Piepgrass on
October 14th, 2011 10:23 am
As a software developer I'd be happy to help develop this dictionary further by writing routines to auto-compute verb conjugations based on what I learned from writing the Spanish Quick Reference – http://qism.blogspot.com/2011/01/spanish-quick-reference-v2.html – and also to correct some of the entries. Unfortunately, I know nothing whatsoever about Kindle dictionaries (or any other standard dictionary format) … so, well, that could be a problem.
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Kop on
October 31st, 2011 1:16 pm
AWESOME! Works great! Thanks!
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Brad on
November 22nd, 2011 6:10 pm
Dave, this is really awesome. However, as an early adopter of the Kindle Touch… I learned today that Amazon totally screwed up dictionary/language stuff on the Touch, and that neither your dictionary nor any of the paid ones are working for most books. Could you send me the source files so I can hack on it a bit and see if I can trick the Touch into using it?
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pete on
November 24th, 2011 3:33 pm
hey, congrats, this is really cool. Is there any way to expand the dictionary's vocabulary? Will there be any upgrades in the foreseeable future? Thx again, great job.
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ché camilo on
November 29th, 2011 11:53 am
great! first useful resource i found looking for public domain multilang dicts for kindle. Thumbs up (and flattr´ed').
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Herbrick on
January 2nd, 2012 6:36 pm
First thanks so much for all your effort. I downloaded the file and put it in my basic kindle dictionary folder. However Kindle has decided that it is an English to Spanish dictionary so comes up as a choice for english dictionarys only. for some reason it was not put alongside my default spanish dictionary. Help appreciated
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tom hardy on
January 3rd, 2012 4:05 pm
Brilliant, thanks very much.
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Paul Walsh on
January 13th, 2012 5:14 am
Hi all,
I'm having the same problem as Herbrick above, which is to say that it is listing itself as an English dictionary on my Kindle 4. This is obviously no use, and frustrating to boot in a 'so near yet so far' kinda way. If any learns how to get around this (I even tried changing the metadata but that didn't help), please let me know. In the meantime I'm using this dictionary http://blog.mikeasoft.com/2011/01/05/free-as-in-gpl2-translation-dictionaries-for-the-kindle/, which is far inferior as if there is ANY variation on a word then it is not included. That is, if the verb is in any form except the infinitive it won't show up, and if adjectives/nouns are in plural form that won't be any good either.
Anyway, something for those who are having the same problems I am to use between stations.
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Paul Walsh on
January 13th, 2012 5:21 am
Oh, wait a minute, I just found that for some godforsaken, rootin' tootin' reason, if you download the modified version at the website below, it crops up in your Spanish language dictionaries. Que bueno! I hope this saves people the hours I have spent trying to sort this out!
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Moraven on
January 13th, 2012 12:59 pm
Tried your dictionary, but have some trouble.
My kindle detects it only as a english dictionary and not as a spanish as it should.
So i can translate english books to spanish but i need it to translate spanish books to english.
Hope someone can say me what's my fault.
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Warren Hoo on
February 3rd, 2012 6:04 pm
Here is a free French dictionary which is entirely in French. Although it does not give English -French translations, I still found it useful because I was able to get the sense of the word out of the context when using this dictionary.
Because of this total immersion in the French language, I've gotten practice not only reading but thinking in French!
LITTRé, ÉMILE : Dictionnaire Littré (1860-1876)
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Eldon on
February 13th, 2012 2:24 pm
Does this work on the Kindle Fire? I mean, can I change the default Language on the Fire?
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dave on
February 15th, 2012 9:22 pm
Eldon, I don't know. I don't have a Fire. Why don't you try it out and let us know if it works.
Moraven, this sounds like functionality beyond my Kindle 2, so I have no idea. Anything Kindle 3 specific will require someone other than me.
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Caroline on
March 2nd, 2012 3:19 am
This looks fantastic – just what I need. Thanks for doing it! But I can't work out how to set it as a default dictionary. It doesn't appear in the list of possible dictionaries. Any help would be hugely appreciated.
Thanks again.
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March 4th, 2012 11:31 am
You are quite possibly my favourite human being right now. Thank you so much!
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chloe on
May 2nd, 2012 6:27 am
workaround for kindle touch:
I haven't figured out how to fool kindle into thinking that this is a spanish dictionary, but I can fool the kindle into thinking that a spanish book is really an english book. Then this dictionary will work with that spanish book.
1. Put this dictionary on the kindle. Emailing it to your kindle address or transferring it via USB should work.
2. Select it as the default english dictionary (from home, go menu -> settings -> dictionaries -> english and select "EGC spanish to…"). If this dictionary is not an option, restart the kindle and look again.
3. Download http://calibre-ebook.com/. Use calibre to interface with the kindle and transfer a copy of the spanish book to your computer. Use calibre to edit the metadata for that book from Languages:Spanish to Languages:English. Transfer the modified copy of that book back to the kindle.
4. Read the book on the kindle, and see if the dictionary lookup now works and uses this dictionary. It did for me.
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Tom on
May 8th, 2012 12:30 am
Dude, legend is probably the most appropiate word to describe you. Seriously appreciate this tool – you deserve an medel.
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BuggyProgrammer on
May 10th, 2012 10:31 am
I've created a version of the dictionary with the correct meta data for Kindle 4 and Kindle Touch. It probably also works with Kindle Keyboard and Kindle Fire, but I could not test that.
Here is my post with the download link:
@Dave: I hope this change is ok with the creative common license. I think I left the rest of the meta data untouched.
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May 11th, 2012 12:11 pm
[…] Under misc | Leave a Comment A German hacker named Marc Sturm has taken my original free Kindle Spanish to English translation dictionary and improved it for current models of Kindles. At this point, my original version is deprecated and […]
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Paul Emsbroek on
May 24th, 2012 4:27 pm
May I point out that you, sir, just made my day.
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Sleeping Dude on
June 16th, 2012 3:33 am
It just works! Thanks a lot. Great help in my Spanish learning…
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Jay on
June 23rd, 2012 12:28 pm
Thanks man, great work!
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Kat on
February 11th, 2013 8:39 pm
THANKS! You made my day. And my Spanish literature course. Oh dear. Life saviour. And money saviour. I'm a bit drunk. I love what you did! Thanks.
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November 21st, 2013 2:33 pm
You the Boss! My heartfelt appreciation!


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Look Ireland is one of the best GMs in the league. We are lucky we had him come when he did. The team has been built the right way, from the inside out. Now we have strong offensive and defensive front lines with veterans, and a ton of money and picks to go crazy on skill players, who will be able to maximize their talent BECAUSE we have strong lines (and a quarterback!)
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Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee is Dee Brown's eloquent, fully documented account of the systematic destruction of the American Indian during the second half of the 19th century. When it was first published in 1971, both reviewers and the reading public responded first with shock, then a deep sense of shame, calling it "shattering" (Washington Post), and "heartbreaking" (The New York Times). It went on to sell over a million copies in hardcover and four million copies in paperback, and was translated into 15 languages around the world.
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First published in 1970, this extraordinary book changed the way Americans think about the original inhabitants of their country. Beginning with the Long Walk of the Navajos in 1860 and ending 30 years later with the massacre of Sioux men, women, and children at Wounded Knee in South Dakota, it tells how the American Indians lost their land and lives to a dynamically expanding white society. During these three decades, America's population doubled from 31 million to 62 million. Again and again, promises made to the Indians fell victim to the ruthlessness and greed of settlers pushing westward to make new lives. The Indians were herded off their ancestral lands into ever-shrinking reservations, and were starved and killed if they resisted. It is a truism that "history is written by the victors"; for the first time, this book described the opening of the West from the Indians' viewpoint. Accustomed to stereotypes of Indians as red savages, white Americans were shocked to read the reasoned eloquence of Indian leaders and learn of the bravery with which they and their peoples endured suffering. With meticulous research and in measured language overlaying brutal narrative, Dee Brown focused attention on a national disgrace. Still controversial but with many of its premises now accepted, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee has sold 5 million copies around the world. Thirty years after it first broke onto the national conscience, it has lost none of its importance or emotional impact. --John Stevenson
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I caught a SHORT ad for Jackie's new upcoming US film "The Tuxedo", what appeared to be a direct play off of the James Bond thing only with Jackie being a hapless guy who has to take the place of a secret agent in a high-tech tux, all the while passing banter with Jennifer Love Hewitt?!? That's all I got off the ad, but it almost looks like Chan is going down the "special FX" road. I hope he finally makes it here in the US as a film star in his own right, that's been important to him for a while as I understand it and he seems to deserve it.
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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
No more jokes about anything,, some one somewhere has been through the brunt of those jokes whatever they are. I even know blond woman who resemble those blond jokes. Dont change it to red heads either,,there are just as many red heads who are like blonds,, so no more jokes,or sarcasm,, we must be like robots OK.
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There's a difference between joking about serious things and things that are not so serious.
BTW, don't forget to rule out brunettes for those outlawed jokes!
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72 times? That's it?!?! Sheet, Dick had a looooong way to got to beat this record-setting performance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRXFpHH0ClY
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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
That's at the heart of Libby's prosecution...Libby remembered conversations differently than Tim Russert and Judith Miller. Benign and meaningless conversations (again, relative to all the other things they do and see on a given day) recollected years after the fact. Libby's prosecution was BS. Bush should have granted him complete amnesty. Fitzgerald's whole investigation was conducted nearly in its entirety AFTER he knew who the "leaker" was, and after he knew that the "leak" was nothing more than idle inside-the-beltway chit-chat.
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Dr. David Morgan Woodward
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The Tennessee State Library and Archives is a wonderful research facility with a knowledgeable and delightful staff. When visiting any repository, I think it is important to investigate the files that you'll not be able to find elsewhere. TSLA has a collection of genealogy folders containing a variety materials such as newspaper clippings, family charts, and other materials often submitted by the public. When I visited TSLA in February, I took the opportunity to search the genealogy folders for Woodard and Woodward. The article transcribed below came from the Woodward File. In the upper left had corner contained the source information: "Press Clipping Division, Tenn. Press Association, P.O. Box 8123, Knoxville. This clip from Oneida News July 10, 1964. There were five images within the article, but most of them reproduced so poorly it is impossible to share them here.
Profiles in Courage
Neighborly Notes by Mrs. Esther Sanderson
According to historical records members of the Woodward families were living in Massachusetts as early as 1633. They emigrated from England where they had been landed gentry and yeomanry. The name Woodward came from the office of its first bearer as a forester or warden of the woods. They helped found the nation and have been instrumental in its growth and development through their energy, industry, ambition, courage and leadership in peace or in war.
Among the Woodwards who fought as officers in the Revolutionary War were Lieutenants John and Richard of Massachusetts, Lieutenant Peter of New York, Sergion's Mate, Samuel of Massachusetts, Captain Samuel of South Carolina, and Captain Nathaniel of New York. On the maternal side, Thomas Ely served with 5th Continental Line and the Virginia Calvary.
One of the most colorful ancestors of the Scott county Woodwards was Captain Henry Woodward who commanded the 10th Company, Virginia Regiment during the French and Indian War. He was present at Braddock's defeat, and was voted thanks and gratuity by the Virginia Assembly for gallantry at Fort Necessity. In 1757, he was place in command of Voss's Post on the front. He served in the Cherokee Expedition and remained in the service until 1762. He received large land grants in Virginia in recognition of his faithful services to his country. The original portion of the Capitol Building at Washington was built from stone quarried on Captain Woodward's land.
The fascinating story of how Captain Woodward met and married Sarah Shelton, who could trace her ancestry to Charlemagne and the Magna Charta Barons, has been handed down from father to son through the generations. When Captain Hentry boarded ship in England to come to America, British officers came on board to search it to see that no able-bodied man left. Addressing no one but the sea and himself, he made the remark, "I have served seven years in the war, and now I suppose I will have to end my life in the army." Sally Shelton, a buxom young woman, standing by heard the remark. Seeing that he was a very small man, she told him, "Squart down under this stool here on the deck." She then spread out her skirt, as it was very wide and threw it over the stool and sat down on it and remained on it until the ship was searched and was well out to sea. She then got up and let him out from under the stool and he jumped up and kissed her. They were later married by the Captain of the ship while enroute to America.
Dr. David Morgan Woodward was born March 15, 1868, in Lee County, Virginia. He was the son of Fletcher and Sarah Jane Campbell Woodward. He was on of a family of ten children, five sisters and four brothers. He migrated from Virginia to Claiborn County, Tennessee. David Morgan was a good singer, and he traveled with a group who sang at conventions in adjoining counties. It was on one of these tours, that he met the southern belle, Mary Jane Davis, the daughter of one of the most prosperous farmers in Bloundt County. James Calvin Davis, whose wife, was Martha McTeer Davis. David Morgan and Mary Jane were married in Knox County. He started his premed training at Porter Academy in Blount County in 1900. It was an uphill struggle for the young couple who had no financial help from any source. Like many other poor boys who were determined to get an education he decided that he would find a shack and batch during week days. Mrs. Woodward would bake enough corn bread to last him during the week, and he carried it in his saddle pockets. The shack was so rundown and open that the hogs decided to batch also. Between the hogs and the fleas, David Morgan found it hard to study or sleep. Something must be done. But what? He boiled a kettle of water, saturated the whole brood and they vacated the shack with such force and speed they turned it over, but they never returned again. He lifted the shack repaired it and continued to live in it.
After his hard struggle through prep school, he entered the Tennessee Medical College in Knoxville where he graduated in 1902. He was a classmate of the late J. Victor Henderson. He entered the Medical School in New Orleans where he received a diploma in 1904. In his quest for still more knowledge in medicine, he entered the Chattanooga School of Medicine and received a diploma in 1906. He began his medical practice in South Knox County in 1906. He moved to Caryville during the booming coal mining days where he practiced medicine during 1909-10. He then moved to Pioneer and from Pioneer to the hills of Scott County, December 1911. He put up an office at Winona where he bought a good farm. He later had an office at Huntsville and at Capitol Hill where he continued his practice until shortly before his death in 1940. Mrs. Woodward passed away in 1959.
Dr. Woodward, was a member of the State Medical Board and a member of the Scott County Medical Board, a charter member in 1922. He was also a member of the Volunteer Medical Corps during the war.
When Dr. Woodward first started his practice, Mrs. Woodward would go along with him and assist him with obstetrical cases, but the children came, one almost every year until there were eleven, eight boys and one girl (two who died in infancy) kept her at home. They had eight boys, Mark, Ortel, Gladney, Alex, Cecil, Ivan, Gordon and Johnny. The only girl, Chloe (Mrs. Carl Rector) came along and upset Dr. Woodward's plans for a full baseball team. However, he always managed to borrow some young man to replace her on the Woodward ball club. Dr. Woodward and all his sons were interested in sports of all kinds, but especially baseball. However, it was not all play and no work for the boys. During week days, the boys were put to work on the farm where they helped raise food for the large family and for the livestock. Sister Chloe, being the only girl in a large family of baseball playing brothers, was kept busy cleaning after them, and hanging up their baseball paraphanalia [sic]. On one occasion, she hid their suits in a cubbyhole in the attic and "went for a visit". They eventually found them just in time to make it to the ball park for a game.
Gladney, Cecil, Ivan and Johnny served in the armed forces of their country. Gladney served on the Police Force at Oak Ridge and was later elected sheriff of Anderson County for two terms. Ortal has been a member of the Scott County Board of Education for the past 20 years. Mrs. Carl Rector lives in Huntsville. She is active in church and civic affairs. She is a member of the Eastern Star, the P.T.A. and the Garden Club. Mark recently retired from the Lukenheimer Company in Cincinnati after 40 years of service. Cecil was connected with one U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio where he was a Provost Marshall. Johnny is a veteran of World War II. Dr. and Mrs. Woodward have 34 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
When Dr. Woodward started his practice in Scott County, he had to travel on foot or horseback to the most remote sections of the county. During the influenza epidemic in 1917-18 he would often go to Rock House and other remote places and be gone from home a week at a time. Like an angel of mercy he went from house to house where he treated the living, lay out the dead, cut wood to heat the cold buildings and made soup to feed them. He arranged for funerals and did every thing in his power to bring relief to the suffering and the needy. Many of his bills were payed [sic] in produce from the farms, others were never paid, but lack of money never kept him from answering a call. He delivered some 3,000 babies during his career. He also helped other struggling young medical men to get started in the profession. Two of these were his nephew, Dr. Bedford Campbell and the late Dr. M.E. Thompson. He recalled buying Dr. Thompson's first saddle bags and starting him out "for better or worse" which ended in a long and useful career only a few years ago.
Dr. D.M. Woodward's calls often took him twenty miles away. Many times he would return home soaking wet and cold, with mud up to the horses belly, only to rise and go again, with little or no rest between times. A doctor's "widow" was a hard life and a lonely life, but Mrs. Woodward was a patient understanding wife and a good mother. She devoted her life to the welfare of her husband and children. The Woodwards kept open house every week day and WIDE OPEN house on Sundays. Mrs. Woodward and her only daughter, Chloe, never knew how many people to expect. People would ride for miles to his office bother at Winona and Capitol Hill. Dr. Woodward would call one of the boys to put up their horses and feed them while they had dinner and "set a spell". Sometimes the boys became irked at the visitors, for it was their hard labor in the hot fields that had produced the corn and much of the food on the table. On one occasion one of the boys remarked, "People will ride fifteen miles to get ten cents worth of medicine and a full stomach for themselves and feed for their horses." But little did Dr. Woodward care; he had little material wealth, but he had great spiritual wealth. He made no effort to lay up wealth on earth" where moth and rust doth corrupt and thieves break through and steal." Said he, "The king and the pauper occupy the same amount of space after death."
Dr. D.M. Woodward was a most generous soul, and as a humanitarian he had no peer. He lived and loved from day to day among his patients and friends. He worked for them and shared his earnings with them. During the depression, he kept several families from actual starvation, and he provided shoes books, and clothing to keep children in school." In asmuch as ye have done for the least of these ye have also done it unto me." Although a deploy religious man, Dr. Woodward made no outward display of piety. He lived his religion day by day through love of his fellowmen.
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Sherry Wolf is a public speaker, writer, socialist and Palestine solidarity activist with Adalah-NY. She blogs at SherryTalksBack.wordpress.com
Imprisoned behind hundreds of miles of border walls, subjected to indiscriminate killings, and deprived of basic human dignity, Palestinians are asking for our solidarity.
Apologists for Israel push a "pinkwashing" public relations campaign that promotes a supposedly progressive record of LGBT rights to divert attention away from apartheid conditions and to conjure an image of Israel as a democratic "light unto the nations."
No amount of pinkwashing can justify apartheid or the genocidal violence faced by Palestinians. In Sherry's words: "It is up to activists - Jewish lesbians like myself, straight gentiles, everyone who cares about social justice - to stand up to Israel's racist policies and those who help to veil them."
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Yes, thanks BranchofLight! I saw this written in a post whilst looking for the reason that #7 doesn't work properly either, and tried it, seems to work. That said the servo's wires are on the plastic block in a different order to the book so even with the header pins it still couldn't have worked
Yes and that's what I did, but you know when you buy a book as part of a learning kit it's really not entirely unreasonable to expect them to be as illustrated .
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I am not sure if it really matters or not, but it is a bit of money.
I am not sure if it really matters or not, but it is a bit of money.
That's a hell of a lot of money!
Total waste of my hard earned money that the gov't stole from me. I want my money back!@!!
maybe this is how they help fund it.
Getting a Parking Ticket
The other day I went downtown to run a few errands. I went into the
local coffee shop for a snack.
I was only there for about 5 minutes, and when I came out, there was
this cop writing out a parking ticket.
I said to him, 'Come on, man, how about giving a retired person a break'?
He ignored me and continued writing the ticket.
His insensitivity annoyed me, so I called him a 'Nazi.'
He glared at me and then wrote out another ticket for having worn tires.
So I proceeded to call him a 'doughnut eating Gestapo.'
He finished the second ticket and put it on the windshield with the first.
Then he wrote a third ticket when I called him a moron in blue.
This went on for about 20 minutes. The more I talked back to him the
more tickets he wrote.
Personally, I didn't really care. I came downtown on the bus, and the
car that he was putting the tickets on had one of those
bumper stickers that said, 'Obama in '08.'
I try to have a little fun each day now that I'm retired.
The doctor tells me that it's important to my health.
I felt much better on the bus ride home.
I would say Wow as well... to some very sloppy reporting.
The key items:
- The article actually links to a Media Matters story about the fact that the $150M number is completely unsubstantiated.
- The cost quoted for Bush ($42M) didn't include security costs, etc, that are included here. The actual budget of the Presidential Inaugural Committee is $45M.
- That money comes from private donors.
The facts don't usually get in the way of the right wing nutosphere's hissy fits, though. The tizzy over the cost of the Inauguration is a lot like the tizzy over the 'fairness doctrine' -- something for the right wind pundits to fill air time with. (You end up scraping the bottom of the barrel when you have to talk about SOMETHING for hours on end, I guess.)
Rush, Hannity and company are becoming the boys who cried wolf -- which is why they are becoming increasingly irrelevant.
My issue is that the money paid by HBO to film the concert should have gone to the National Park Service....not the Inaugural Committee. Why was a concert held on the grounds of a national monument broadcast under a private license? I couldn't see it.
Backpasture is right, $150 Million is unsubstantiated, its more like $170 Million.
But this is just from those right wing nuts at ABC News.
Just silly stuff. It's like complaining about how much the Super Bowl costs. Gotta fill air time, though.
For the record, I don't care much what the costs are for Obama's inaugural are (and didn't care what Bush's were). They seem like a reasonable expense for celebrating and affirming the American political process every four years and are a drop in the bucket compared to the money that's pissed down a tube every other day. What's galling is the hypocrisy of those who kvetched about the pricetag for Bush's festivities are conveniently silent now.
I would be interested in anything substantiating the media "quotes" showing bias that began this thread. I haven't found anything beyond the AP story I noted before (which did not evidence the bias claimed) and the MSNBC Tamron Hill assertions that Obama's inauguration is costing $100 million more than Bush's (a factual error). Unfortunately, most of these little conservative email flames are much heavier on claimed "facts" than they are on references. Without references, this one seems to join the throng of lies and distortions that are thrown in the hope that mud will stick.
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Episode 1 was really good; story seems pretty solid and the OST as far as I've heard is pretty awesome and struck a chord with me.
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Medical Supplies: Background
As the U.S. population ages, the market for medical supplies only grows. This category includes both medical supplies manufacturers and dealers, which design and market everything from bedpans and artificial limbs to high-tech equipment for both home and hospital use. This category's primary interests in Washington have traditionally lied in two agencies: the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the Food and Drug Administration.
In recent years, the industry's other top priority has become making sure the cost of medical devices are covered under the new health care reform bill, passed in 2009, and fighting a tax on medical devices. The tax, implemented went into effect in Jan. 2013, was established to help offset costs in the larger healthcare reform bill, but has been the subject of fierce lobbying by the industry. In particular the tax has become a hot button issue in Massachusetts, one of the top two states for medical device manufacturing in the country and the debate over the tax has become a key issue in several Bay State races.
The industry's rise to prominence in terms of both lobbying and campaign contributions began early in the first term of the Obama administration and was largely driven by the healthcare reform debate. The medical supplies industry's lobbying peaked in 2009, when it spent a total of $31.4 million lobbying Washington. The numbers have since declined slightly but remain above the pre-Obama era levels, with the industry spending $28.9 million on federal lobbying in 2012
This industry, like most industries in the health profession, traditionally supports Republican candidates. In 2008 and particularly 2010, the industry swung in the director of supporting Democrats, but in the 2012 election cycle turned back sharply to the Republicans, with 62 percent of the industry's giving going to the right side of the aisle. The 2012 cycle was also the single biggest cycle for the industry, with individuals and PACs related to the medical supplies industry giving more than $10.1 million to candidates and committees in that cycle.
In 2012, Medtronic, Inc. was both the industry's top spender on lobbying -- spending $4.9 million -- but after several years of also being the top contributor of campaign cash, it was eclipsed in the 2012 cycle by Masimo Corp. which was the source of $511,768 in contributions.
-- Lindsay Renick Mayer and Russ Choma
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Chaos Group is pleased to introduce V-Ray 2.0 for 3ds Max, which is officially on the market starting today, 6th December 2010.
V-Ray 2.0 for 3ds Max is a complete rendering solution, which combines the power of the well-known V-Ray award-winning production rendering engine with the flexibility and exceptional speed of the interactive rendering system V-Ray RT and the even more impressive new V-Ray RT running on GPUs. The new V-Ray 2.0 comes with significant new feature additions and lots of improvements that enable faster feedback and final results.
The pressure for more 3D stereoscopic content is demanding and the upcoming naked stereoscopic technologies (3D monitors without glasses) require 5 to 9 renders per single frame. With standard rendering tools this can be 5-9 times slower! V-Ray is fit to answer these demanding rendering needs! With its new native stereoscopic support it can deliver the re-use of GI calculations as well as shading data re-use that can lead only to twice the render time, instead of 5 times or 9 times.
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"With the 22nd pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins select David Njoku. Tight End, University of Miami."
At what point do fans consider themselves vested into a team? Is it time? Do all we have to do is watch a team and claim them as our favorite? Is that all that's needed to be considered committed to a team? At what point does pride kick in and the obligation to see them in person take hold? These are serious questions. I tried to move back home twice, after I got out of the Navy and couldn't find a job in Miami and again in 2006 and again I couldn't find anything in Miami. If I were there I'd be at those games, and the Canes (for all their sports). As it is I go to away games for both the Dolphins and Canes quite a bit, Canes especially since I'm within 2 hours of every school in NC. I sit with the fans of those teams and I do my part to make some noise. That's part of being a fan IMO. So if you've never been to a game whether on the road or at home, ever, how is there not a disconnect there? If you're in another country then I can see the excuse but as an NFL fan in the U.S. the team is bound to play somewhere close (within 6 hours driving) where you can see them live. The experience live is 50 times better than on TV for me, I can watch the whole field and not just the ball.
Hoops and I went to see the Fins play in Baltimore a couple of years ago and I was decked in Fins gear from head to toe, in a hostile crowd, people giving me dirty looks...I love that stuff, it gets me pumped. We were awful that day and we could stop the little dump offs to Ray Rice but that was a great experience and I feel sorry for those that have never experienced a packed stadium and a raucous crowd, home or away. I can tell you once you've experienced it you'll think watching games on TV is inadequate.


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In the real world "a songwriter's songwriter" usually translates into "respected, but no commercial potential". Wooden Wand - aka James Jackson Toth - has been been described as having "that picaresque quality Dylan had in his heyday" by Swans' Michael Gira, and some have cited Neil Young, Springsteen and Cohen in reviews. Hard to make those references on this album, but he's certainly in a lineage of emotionally probing alt-country writers - Townes Van Zandt in places - although many might not get there after the opener No Bed for Beatle Wand/Days This Long which runs close to 12 minutes of downbeat rumination.
It's actually very good, but someone who wasn't "a songwriter's songwriter" might have put that at the end and kicked off with the more manageable country melancholy and pop-length of Supermoon.
There are few "up" moments here but the weary languor makes for a coherent mood piece. Wand/Toth - who has label-hopped, perhaps because no one quite knows what do with him - is a distinctive writer with a compelling delivery and a sure, understated melodic touch.
The brooding, poetic track (and title) Outsider Blues sums this up. Worth investigating.
Stars: 3.5/5
Verdict: Music for a Sunday morning coming down
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California is finally getting some rain. The day started with clouds and a few brighter breaks but at about 11:30 the deluge started. Heavy rain, high winds, thunder, and lightning. The wind was so strong it made the rain sting your face.
The Open began with a triple and a blind - pick up one mark, run the blind, then pick up the other two. The first bird down is on the right thrown left to right behind a mound and onto a road or near it. The second bird down is slightly longer thrown right to left from a mound to behind the left edge of the mound. The left gunner retires and the right one stays out, plainly visible. There is only a small area behind the right hand gunner and the right edge of the mound from which the left gunner throws and retires. The flyer is off to the left thrown left to right and landing in some cover. The blind runs just behind the right hand gunner and over the right tip of the mound where the left gunner retires. It continues on across the road where the right bird lands, across a ditch, and into heavy cover. It is hard to judge the distance of the blind once the dog gets into the cover. The blind is planted by the left hand gunner so there is a blind planter's trail developing to the left side of the blind. After the first 10 dogs, the test was averaging about 7.5 minutes per dog even though most were not completing it.
Most of the dogs are picking up either the right hand or left hand mark while attempting the blind. The wind is shifting so one or the other of the marks can be winded after the dog gets deep of the road. Among the first 15 or so dogs who all ran when the conditions were favorable, there were about 4 dogs to get past the blind and one of those had to handle on the left hand mark. Some dogs got across the road and the ditch and almost to the blind, but could not be handled to it before coming back in and grabbing a mark. I left before the rain started to go see the Derby so I can only imagine what the wind and rain are doing to the test. I'll head back over there later today to see how it's going.


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Welcome to Bentley University's Honors Program! Whether you are a current or prospective student, alumni or faculty, or just interested in the program's offerings, I encourage you to explore what the Honors Program has to offer. The Honors Program is designed to provide a sense of place to the best and brightest students at Bentley, while helping them to expand their social, cultural and academic horizons to prepare them for life well beyond their undergraduate careers.
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Description Orange/red with brownish/tan spots & blotches that form an X on back.
Dimensions 1.9-3.5cm. (3/4-1 3/8")
Subspecies Northern - underside unmarked. Similar range except Georgia and Florida.
Southern - spotted underside. Georgia to Florida.
Voice High pitched whistle or trill.
Breeding November-March in south. March-June in north, at the beginning of rains.
Habitat Swampy woods.
Range c. Florida - Manitoba & Maritime Provinces. also Texas & n. Wisconsin.
Discussion Nocturnal. It's chorus thought to be one of the first signs of spring. Hibernates under logs and bark.


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Attorneys Gotthelf and Richotte Are Featured Speakers at NASF Mid-Winter Conference in Orlando
Their presentation is titled, "Latest Trends: EPA Criminal Penalties – Can It Happen to You?"
Attorneys Beth Gotthelf and Joseph Richotte from Butzel Long will co-present a program during the National Association for Surface Finishing (NASF) 3rd Annual Mid Winter Surface Finishing Conference and Exposition on January 23 in Orlando, Fla.
Their presentation is titled, "Latest Trends: EPA Criminal Penalties – Can It Happen to You?"
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Police in Port aux Basques are asking truck drivers to heed the wind warnings that are being issued for the Wreckhouse area.
Three trucks in five days have blown off the Trans-Canada Highway at Wreckhouse.
The latest was last night according to Shawn Skinner of the Port aux Basques RCMP. Port aux Basques Volunteer Fire Department had to rescue two occupants from an overturned truck at approximately 10:45 p.m. They were transported to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Winds were gusting to 122 kilometres per hour at the time.
The Gulf News has video of several trucks attempting to drive through the Wreckhouse this morning during the high wind advisory.
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This truck overturned around 10:45 p.m. on Feb. 20 in the Wreckhouse.
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I am super super angry in MR service. In this case, I had pre-order ANKIN SE. MR inform me the saber have been shipped by email.
OK..I see the email. WHAT!!!!!!! The email show the item was SW121-S is not SW121S-P and the description is show ANAKIN SE not ANAKIN SE 1-300 series.
I take annual leave to stay at home to pre-order it to get early number. Now,
they have ship the lower number to me. SPEND MY TIME.
After I send the email to them who inform me.They need to check their
corporate dept but they are no reply, WHAT HAPPEN?