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This post was originally posted on Babelhut. Update: The deadline for entering the drawing has been extended, see details at the bottom of this post.

This post was originally posted on Babelhut. I’ve just released an update to Barra de Español, version 1.1. The new version has some new features that I believe make it a necessary upgrade for those of you currently using version 1.

Just a quick update to announce that Barra de Español version 1.1 has been released. For more details, see my post on babelhut.

This post was originally posted on Babelhut. Every once in a while, we all run into a word that deceives us about its meaning.

This post was originally posted on Babelhut. Ladies and gentlemen, Spanish students across the globe, I’d like to introduce you to my latest creation!

This post was originally posted on Babelhut. Joining Twitter has become the trendy thing for bloggers to do, and while the non-conformist inside of me tells me to go against the trend, I think there may be some value in Twitter that I haven’t totally realized yet.

This post was originally posted on Babelhut. I had once assumed that if I were to learn a constructed language, it would be Esperanto.

This post was originally posted on Babelhut. Last night I found Spanish-dubbed versions of a couple of American television shows online, and I was watching them while doing laundry.

This is the third post in the BibleFeed Project. If you haven’t already, read the first and second posts. In my last post I stated the difficulty I was having finding a python library to handle the SOAP web service which I’ll be using to get the data for this project.

This post is not part of my Biblefeed series of posts, but it is very much related. For the Biblefeed project, I was hoping to consume this web service in order to get the data I need to make the project work.