User:Nathan Hamblen

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I'm a software programmer living in New York.

I believe in Wikipedia (in that I think it does far more good than harm) and contributed often in 2004 when I was a poor and practically idle English teaching assistant in Tarbes, France. Leland and I put together a lengthy wikibook at the end of that experience: the Teaching Assistant in France Survival Guide.

Like any Internet-crazed programmer, I have a few projects of my own:

• Databinder A simple bridge from Wicket to Hibernate.
• coderspiel My weblog about software programming.
• Finder Bookmarks Program to edit Web location files in Mac OS X. (Mothballed, but useful.)

Back in the day, I translated a few articles from the French Wikipedia:

• Occitan language (unfinished)
• Millau viaduct
• European beech
• Walloon language
• Aneto

And here are a few photos I've inserted:

Town of Mauléon, Soule, French Basque Country	Canal du Midi, Toulouse, France	Island of Procida, Italy
Bridge over the Nervion, Bilbao, Spain	Mount Whitney, California	Place des Vosges, Paris
Port of Cadaqués, Costa Brava, Spain	Central Pyrenees, France and Spain	Coast redwood bark detail
Thompkins Square Park, East Village, Manhattan

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