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Canku Ota
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(Many Paths)
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An Online Newsletter
Celebrating Native America
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June 1, 2009 - Volume
7 Number 6
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Humor
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from the blog: Reflections
From a Murky Pond
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credits: {credits}
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Code
Talkers
In
the ongoing war against against identity theft, information loss,
and digital espionage, sometimes you have to go old school.
Aside
from the geek humor that I love so dearly, this cartoon by XKCD
is very unusual in that it actually uses the correct words instead
of gibberish.
- Alaih
is the phonetic spelling of Diné bizaad (the Navajo Language)
word for the numeral one
- Donehlini
is the Diné bizaad word for neutral, but could be used
as zero since the Navajo do not have that numeral in their language
Of
both both of the above are rough approximations since the Navajo
language, Diné bizaad, maps very poorly onto English orthography.
It maps even more poorly than Gaelic (Gaeilge) does.
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