After finding out my seminar about “Mobile Cache Management” is held at the same days as the Day of the German Infantry, I had to find a new one. And I did.
I attended to the seminar aobut “Exploring Mobility in SOA” and will hold a presentation about “Mobile transactions”. Now I have to start collecting some material for that.
Since CocoaWget is just a small, simple but sweet application the translation work was pretty easy and fast.
The harder part was to get a valid e-mail address of the developer.
But even that barrier I took and sent him the translation files.
He responded to me already and he is going to release the localized Version by next weekend. 
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CocoaWget is a front-end application for GNU wget. You can use it to download entire websites or parts of websites for offline viewing.
The little program Gnu Wget is already included in CocoaWget, so there is not need to install it seperately.
The application comes in English and Japanese. Maybe I should translate it into German?
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Tomorrow will start the summer term 2007 at the university.
I am only attending to one seminar so it might look to you that this will be an easy term for me. But it will not.
Today Jean-Matthieu Schaffhauser, the developer of gDisk sent me a mail stating he is integrating the German localization into the next build.
Hopefully we will have a German version of gDisk very soon.
Today in a week there will be my next diploma exam and I am getting very nervous.
Today I got a phone call from my professor telling me he had to reschedule the exam.
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Today I finished the localization of FlatPress.
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Right now I have half of the translation done. Hopefully I will find the time next week to finish it.