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December 17, 2004
to Belgium and Georgia
My family and I are going to Belgium today. We'll stay in Bruges and I'll commute to a conference at the University of Tillburg on "The Ethical Implications of Ultrafast Communications." From Belgium, we'll go directly to Macon, GA for Christmas. I clearly need a break from computers, so I won't go online (let alone blog) until December 27 or so. Until then, I wish you happy holidays and leave you with some genuine Flemish phrases to translate:
(And they call this a foreign language?)
Posted by peterlevine at December 17, 2004 08:43 AM
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Peter, thought I give your blog a visit... here are the translations :):
Klik op de fotos voor meer detail.
Click the photos for more details.
Deze on-line versie van de sociale gids geeft u recente informatie over alle sociale organisaties in Brugge.
Thi sonline version of teh social guide gives you recent information about all the social organisations in Brugge.
[Newspaper headline:] Amok over fiscale amnestie!
... Fight over fiscal amnesty!
Meer info?
More info?
Cheers,
Paul Sollie, Netherlands.
Posted by: Paul Sollie at December 22, 2004 08:44 AM
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This blog is under attack from comment spammers, who are causing a problem for the server. I believe I can block them by upgrading to a recent version of MoveableType. However, I do not have time to do that until late December. Therefore, I have temporarily disabled comments. Please feel free to email me feedback at plevine@umd.edu.