Juice, T-shirts, DESPERATE PLEA FOR HELP re Kura

> BTW you _can_ buy a flat, yellow lemon drink labelled 'traditional
> lemonade', but that's more of a marketting ploy than anything else. And
> I've only seen it in the last couple of years.
I'm staggered by the notion of 7-UP being lemonade. To me, lemonade is a
translucent pink or yellow beverage which is very tart - sugared, but with
the citrus taste quite sharp.

> I buy four bottles of fruit juice every week.
I only buy juice in concentrate. It's cheaper than paying for the company to
ship water.

> >3) Everyone else should do the best they can to support Nicole in her
> >efforts.
I'm Canadian. To whom should I send a payment in what amount?


> A more ambitious project, which Taliesin has mentioned already, is
> Kura: Kura will be able to do most of what you want, and more. It can
> already link between texts and lexicon, for instance. So you can click
> on a word in the text and find its definition in the dictionary, _and_
> see all lines where that word occurs in all texts in that language.
It looks glorious, but I know diddly shit about Python, MySQL, Linux, or any
of the other unpronounceable platforms (?) named. *caveman mode* I have
Windows 98. How do I make it run? Please tell me! I'm desperate to use this
program!