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[Benn Oshrin <>]

I periodically test in Japanese, which has the added advantage of being 
multibyte UTF-8, in addition to using a different name order.

I suppose that's not visually similar, but if you like, here are what I 
think are your names (in "FAMILY given" order):

Heather: フラナガン ヘザー (fu/ra/na/ga/n he/za/a)
Marie:　フィン　マリー (fu/i/n ma/ri/i)
Scott:　コランダ　スコット (ko/ra/n/da su/ko/t/to)

And for kanji instead of kana, here's Kazu's name: 山地　一禎 (yama/ji 
kazu/tsuna).

Why yes, I am still waiting for this meeting to start.

On 1/6/12 7:07 AM, Scott Koranda wrote:
> This could be an interesting resource for COmanage testing at
> some point.
>
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> Schober<>
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> Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2012 15:02:33 +0100
> From: Peter 
> Schober<>
> To: 
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> Organization: Vienna University Computer Center
> Subject: Re: [grouper-dev] help with math homework ?
>
> * caleb 
> racey<>
>   [2012-01-06 14:47]:
> > Years back when we were setting up our data infrastructure I put a
> > fair bit of effort into looking for a good torture test identity
> > data set to test our data feeds e.g. a data set with names with
> > apostrophes, accents, really long names, names without surnames,
> > hyphenated names, multiple firstnames, multiple last names etc etc
>
> Just for one small aspect from that lists (non-7bit ASCII characters)
> I really like the tiny web form that Dick Visser (of TERENA) did on
> his personal web site -- an UTF-8 generator that creates UTF-8 strings
> /visually/ similar to your ASCII input. So "Chris Hyzer" becomes:
> Ċһґïš Ήұźệя
> Ćђяỉş Ħŷźếŕ
> Çħґĩš Ңγžεґ
> etc. Great for generating fake data for your own apps.
> (Hope you mail user agent is UTF-8 capable :))
>
> The app is at http://www.tienhuis.nl/utf8-generator
> -peter
>
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