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Three Cal State Fullerton language degrees may be on chopping block (KPCC Pasadena)

Cal State Fullerton is considering whether to eliminate degrees in French, German, and Portuguese. The university’s Modern Languages and Literatures seat Janet Eyring said those degrees have opened doors to varied careers.

Joris Minne: Nando's (Belfast Telegraph)

It may be an international chain, but Nando’s is spicing up the food scene in Northern Ireland Related Stories Joris Minne: Mourne Cafe Joris Minne: Cafe Conor Joris Minne: The Spice Club Joris Minne: Mourne Seafood Bar

Joris Minne: Nando's (Belfast Telegraph)

It may be an international chain, but Nando’s is spicing up the food scene in Northern Ireland

PCI Security Standards Council Deploys Translations.com's GlobalLink Technology To Translate Global Website (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

NEW YORK----Translations.com, the world’s largest privately held provider of translation services and language management technologies, today announced the successful localization of www.PCISecurityStandards.org into French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Italian, and German.

Echoes From Davos: Brazil Follows China Into Africa (Forbes)

China's hunt for natural resources in Africa has taken the spotlight, but now Brazil's giant Vale mi

Will Google's Translator Phone Lead Us to Babylon or Babble On? (Fast Company Magazine)

Google's revealed it's working on extensions to its smartphone voice-control powers , debuted in the Nexus One, that'll automatically translate between languages. It's the stuff of pure utopian science fiction. But is it a good idea? Google's plans are to enhance the remote server-processed speech recognition systems in the Nexus One to include automatic, quick and accurate machine translation ...

150 different languages spoken in Reading schools (Reading Evening Post)

Akan, Guarani, Oriya, Temne and Yoruba – just some of the 150 languages now spoken as a first language by kids in Reading schools.

Electronic media kills disparity between city and village: Karnad (New Kerala)

Panaji, Feb 8 : Jnanpith award winner and veteran actor Girish Raghunath Karnad has predicted that the electronic media of the modern era will kill the disparity between the cities and villages, engendered by the British colonialism in India.

Community briefs - Feb. 8 (The Fort Morgan Times)

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Portuguese 'carnaval' this weekend (Hudson Sun)

The fun takes place at the Hudson Portuguese Club.