The Linux Chronicles
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
 
Translator For Hire
Reposted here from my other blog:

My friend Kirsty J. McCluskey has set up a web page offering her services as a translator and tutor for hire. Besides English, she's fluent in French, German, Spanish and Russian (yes, count 'em, five) and can translate texts from any of those languages to English. She can teach you these languages too, as she offers online tutoring for them as well as history and writing. She's a brilliant lady, a Cambridge graduate, and she's had a ton of experience with this kind of thing.

I'm posting this here because Kirsty needs help to get the word out about her translation and tutoring service, so if you need translation done or language tutoring do visit her webpage and take a look at what she's offering.

Powered by Blogger Get Debian Get Firefox

Documenting The March Of The Penguins Towards IT World Domination



ARCHIVES
June 2005 / July 2005 / October 2005 / January 2006 / October 2007 /

NEWS LINKS
Slashdot / LWN.net / Groklaw / The Linux Journal / Linux Today / Kernel Traffic / Kerneltrap / Footnotes /

BLOGS
Ian Murdock / Robert Love / Rusty Russell / Ted Tso / Rik Van Riel / Dave Jones / Greg Kroah-Hartman / Alan Cox / Mitch Kapor / Miguel De Icaza / Nat Friedman / Wil Wheaton / Darth Vader / Pete Zaitcev /

FUNNIES
Foxtrot / Dilbert / Piled Higher And Deeper / Userfriendly / Calvin And Hobbes / Player vs Player / iharthdarth /

POLL
What is the most confusing thing about Linux?
The command line - too many commands to remember.
The desktop - too many environments to choose from
The distros - too many flavours to decide on
The kernel developers - too many people named "Dave"
Current results


CONTACT US
Got a scoop for the Linux Chronicles? Drop us a line: linuxchronicles@gmail.com.