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“Open-Of-Course is a multilingual community portal for free online courses and tutorials… The focus is on educational information where people can benefit of in daily life.” – A really interesting site with some great content!

“Best wishes to local Free and Open Source Software communities around the country as they recover from end of year celebrations and muster themselves for LCA08”. A little recognition post for our community by Janet Hawtin. Nice one!

Danny Yee is an Australian who has done extensive writing about FOSS, freedom and much for, including a really interesting paper about why FOSS is appropriate to organisations like Oxfam. Definitely worth checking out.

“Blog in the Locker room, babies blogging in the womb, blog even if you’re wrong, won’t you blog about this song?” I think I will blog about this song! Hilarious song about ‘tech bubbles’ done to the tune of “We didn’t start the fire”. Nice one.

“We will demonstrate that the OOXML format fails to adequately support accessibility of documents.” – very interesting article outlining some of the technical issues with OOXML in relation to accessibility.

“I’m Darth Vadar, I’m your boss!”, “What are you Mr Stevens?” Very funny!

Wow, a mini-Melbourne in Second life was created as part of this report by Multi Media Victoria about Second Life. Crazy!

I’ve had enough of these !@#%#@!@% penguins on a @#$^&@!##@ plane!!”

Great little interview with James Cameron on local Australian radio about the OLPC and his work on it. Nice one James!

“October holidays are over and the Beijing LUG team has finally updated all the information related to Beijing Software Freedom Day 2007!” – Wow, what an incredible SFD event!

“Today we welcome back SG, a twelve-year-old who previously reviewed the B2 version of the One Laptop Per Child computer.” Cool review 🙂