Clive Anderson looks at one of the world's fastest growing websites, the online encyclopedia to which anybody can contribute.

Is Wikipedia a valuable source of human knowledge or a symptom of the spread of mediocrity and the devaluation of research?

WikiReader will make loading and reading of WikiPedia articles easier. All you have to do is to press a hotkey in any Windows application, and the WikiPedia article will pop up in a small window. In the WikiReader window, articles from WikiPedia are displayed without menus, logos or other distracting elements. For your browsing convenience, tabs are available, and you can change the viewing language by selecting them. Already viewed articles are cached, thus reducing their loading time and enabling them for reading offline. Discover how comfortable it is to use WikiPedia with WikiReader software! If you regularly read articles from WikiPedia, WikiReader is just the ticket. Just click on any word in any Windows application and the WikiPedia article will be opened in a small window. A language preference function allows you to choose which language the articles are loaded in. It is also possible to translate an existing article. In addition, WikiReader allows you to read articles in languages written from right-to-left, such as Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi, and Urdu.

Version 1.21—May 23, 2007
- Belarusian localization added;
- Vietnamese localization added;
- Ukrainian localization added;
- minor bug fixes.

Awele/Oware is the oldest African board game and is still widely played throughout the world today. It's known by many names. Awele/Oware is a game of strategy and is easy to learn and fun to play. You can play against the computer or a friend. The object of the game is to capture more seeds than your opponent. You sow seeds and capture seeds from you opponent, all the while not starving your opponent.
For more information on Awele/Oware, see the Wikipedia page at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oware

OpenChef is your perfect personal recipe book & gourmet travel journal that helps you keep track of all your favorite gastronomic experiences whilst bringing an amazing opportunity to improve the Wikibooks Cookbook (Wikipedia) in a worldwide community effort to share our regional cooking know-how.

Artist: Four Tet
Title: There Is Love In You
Label: Domino
Genre: House
Store Date: Jan-25-2010
Source: CDDA

Babylon Mobile, a new version of Babylon designed for Windows Mobile powered devices, now offers you translation on the go in more than 20 languages, from a variety of authoritative sources.

Babylon Mobile Features:
-- Stylus Click Activation
-- More than 20 Languages
-- Full Text Translation
-- Wikipedia Contents
-- Up-to-date Dictionaries

Features:
-- Stylus Click Activation
-- Translation is just a stylus click away - simply click and drag the Babylon icon at the top of the screen to the text for translation. Alternatively, you can select the text and choose "Translate" from the context menu.
-- More than 20 Languages
-- Word and phrase translation is available from over a thousand sources in more than 20 languages.
-- Full Text Translation

Indywiki is an open source project that aims to explore different ways of visually browsing wikipedia pages. This might be very helpful, especially in cases we are only interested to get an idea on the term we are searching for. In other words, browsing through images, while the text is still available to read! Indywiki also discovers and displays images that are contained on links to our search keyword. Images are displayed in tenths. So if we are searching for a city as an example, after we get all images displayed on the wikipedia page about this city, we'll start getting links about related items (that might be other cities in this country, personalities and culture of this city and practically everything related, the more we keep on getting images.

Features & Benefits

Here are just a few of MathType's many features:
More Symbols, Templates, and Fonts

* More Fonts: MathType has hundreds more symbols and templates than Equation Editor. Beside our exclusive Euclid™ math fonts, you can also make use of the 1000's of math symbols in fonts already on your computer, as well as math fonts you can download from the Internet.
* Find Symbols: MathType's Insert Symbol dialog allows you to explore the available symbols and insert them with a click or keystroke.

More symbols, templates and fonts
Works with Many Applications

* Many Applications: In addition to Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, use MathType to add equations to QuarkXPress and Adobe InDesign layouts, Excel spreadsheets, HTML pages, and many more applications and document types.
* Works with Wikipedia: Wikipedia, the popular online encyclopedia, contains 1000's of pages with mathematical equations. Once you do your research on Wikipedia, you can copy the relevant equations for use in your own work. You can also use MathType to author new equations for Wikipedia.
* Many Ways to Work: MathType can add equations to virtually any application that has an Insert Object command or into which you can paste or drag a graphic.