support: We’ve been getting lots of questions about a new browser extension called Babblr. Mostly from users asking if Tumblr created Babblr, and if it’s safe to use. We wanted to reach out and explain.  Tumblr has no association with or relationship to Babblr. Babblr is a browser extension developed and maintained by third parties, and isn’t supported by Tumblr. If you have questions or concerns, please reach out to the Babblr developers directly - we cannot pass messages along to them. We also cannot say how safe or unsafe any third-party applications, like Babblr, may be, nor can we make any statements about how they behave or what information they collect about you. Does anyone use Babblr? I don’t (as I’m more of a mobile guy).

support:

We’ve been getting lots of questions about a new browser extension called Babblr. Mostly from users asking if Tumblr created Babblr, and if it’s safe to use. We wanted to reach out and explain. 

Tumblr has no association with or relationship to Babblr. Babblr is a browser extension developed and maintained by third parties, and isn’t supported by Tumblr. If you have questions or concerns, please reach out to the Babblr developers directly - we cannot pass messages along to them. We also cannot say how safe or unsafe any third-party applications, like Babblr, may be, nor can we make any statements about how they behave or what information they collect about you.

Does anyone use Babblr? I don’t (as I’m more of a mobile guy).

Source: support

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eretzyisrael: Yom Yerushalayim Today we celebrate one of the greatest miracles of recent years. After 2000 away from our eternal capital, the holy city of Jerusalem, our soldiers recaptured it in what can only be described as one of the most miraculous wars ever, the Six Day War. Yom Yerushalayim is the day when we rejoice in our country, our capital city and appreciate the presents that Hashem gave to us. We are able to pray at the Kotel Hamaaravi, the Western Wall and we are once again able to live and learn in the city which is steeped in thousands of years of our people’s history. It is a day of true celebrations and thanksgiving to Hashem. Chag Sameach
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eretzyisrael: Yom Yerushalayim Today we celebrate one of the greatest miracles of recent years. After 2000 away from our eternal capital, the holy city of Jerusalem, our soldiers recaptured it in what can only be described as one of the most miraculous wars ever, the Six Day War. Yom Yerushalayim is the day when we rejoice in our country, our capital city and appreciate the presents that Hashem gave to us. We are able to pray at the Kotel Hamaaravi, the Western Wall and we are once again able to live and learn in the city which is steeped in thousands of years of our people’s history. It is a day of true celebrations and thanksgiving to Hashem. Chag Sameach
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eretzyisrael: Yom Yerushalayim Today we celebrate one of the greatest miracles of recent years. After 2000 away from our eternal capital, the holy city of Jerusalem, our soldiers recaptured it in what can only be described as one of the most miraculous wars ever, the Six Day War. Yom Yerushalayim is the day when we rejoice in our country, our capital city and appreciate the presents that Hashem gave to us. We are able to pray at the Kotel Hamaaravi, the Western Wall and we are once again able to live and learn in the city which is steeped in thousands of years of our people’s history. It is a day of true celebrations and thanksgiving to Hashem. Chag Sameach
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eretzyisrael:

Yom Yerushalayim

Today we celebrate one of the greatest miracles of recent years. After 2000 away from our eternal capital, the holy city of Jerusalem, our soldiers recaptured it in what can only be described as one of the most miraculous wars ever, the Six Day War.

Yom Yerushalayim is the day when we rejoice in our country, our capital city and appreciate the presents that Hashem gave to us. We are able to pray at the Kotel Hamaaravi, the Western Wall and we are once again able to live and learn in the city which is steeped in thousands of years of our people’s history.

It is a day of true celebrations and thanksgiving to Hashem.

Chag Sameach

Source: vshavubanim

Given Tablets but No Teachers, Ethiopian Children Teach Themselves | MIT Technology Review

thefreelioness:

A bold experiment by the One Laptop Per Child organization has shown “encouraging” results.

With 100 million first-grade-aged children worldwide having no access to schooling, the One Laptop Per Child organization is trying something new in two remote Ethiopian villages—simply dropping off tablet computers with preloaded programs and seeing what happens.

 The goal: to see if illiterate kids with no previous exposure to written words can learn how to read all by themselves, by experimenting with the tablet and its preloaded alphabet-training games, e-books, movies, cartoons, paintings, and other programs.

Awesome!

Source: thefreelioness

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