The Publisher 2003 printing has graphic duplicates on several pages and leaves off items on other pages. Can you suggest a fix so I will be able to use Publisher 2003. I am running a new Dell XPS m170 with Office 2003 loaded. Thanks.... Printing and binding your own books and manuals Despite the wealth of on-screen documentation available, like many people I still feel the need to print things out for reference or study. For most people, printing out a manual means putting up with a bunch of A4 or Letter-sized pages with a staple through the corner, which doesn't seem much good to me.
If you choose to ignore the specs, the printer will automatically cut off whatever you had placed there in the first place. A better trick is to print to a larger sheet, say tabloid, and then cut it down, that's how printers do it, though they try not to waste that much paper.
4/08/2014 · Eric- Thanks for the help. I was successful once when printing 4 pages. but each time I have gone to print my full 20 page booklet or print it in high resolution, it goes through the process of making the file, I can see it "printing" but it never acually creates the file.


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Karin Moroder (Bolzano, 30 de noviembre de 1974) es una deportista italiana que compitió en esquí de fondo.

Participó en tres Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno, entre los años 1998 y 2010, obteniendo una medalla de bronce en Nagano 1998, en la prueba de relevo (junto con Gabriella Paruzzi, Manuela Di Centa y Stefania Belmondo).

Palmarés internacional

Referencias

Esquiadores de fondo de Italia
Esquiadores de fondo en los Juegos Olímpicos de Nagano 1998
Esquiadores de fondo en los Juegos Olímpicos de Salt Lake City 2002
Esquiadores de fondo en los Juegos Olímpicos de Vancouver 2010
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de esquí de fondo
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de Nagano 1998
Medallistas olímpicos de bronce de Italia
Deportistas de Italia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Nagano 1998
Deportistas de Italia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Salt Lake City 2002
Deportistas de Italia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Vancouver 2010
Nacidos en Bolzano
Italianas del siglo XX
Deportistas femeninas de Italia
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Sprint Relay earns top honors for Best Overall Customer Care and Speed of Service from Paisley Group
19-Apr-2011 | News-Press Release
Overland Park, Kan., April 19, 2011 – Sprint (NYSE: S) today announced that it has earned top honors in Customer Care and Speed in the 2011 Paisley Group National Relay TTY Performance IndexTM. Sprint Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS) enable text-telephone (TTY) callers and hearing callers to communicate with one another through trained Relay Operators. Paisley's National Relay TTY Performance Index included several domestic TRS providers.
In the Overall Customer Care category, Sprint was the only provider to earn a perfect score. The category captures the number of critical errors that Relay Providers make when relaying messages (i.e., errors that change the meaning of the message). In the Speed category, Sprint's Relay Operators earned best-in class honors, exceeding the FCC mandated typing speed (82 wpm vs the mandated 60 wpm). Sprint ranked as the best in overall WPM and Passed calls. Sprint's blazing-fast third-generation TRS platform also contributed to the win.
"Speed makes a difference in the relay industry – when callers receive faster service, government entities responsible for funding relay services are charged less time per call," said Jeff Rudolph, President and CEO of the Paisley Group LTD. "Sprint's average conversation length of 3:00 minutes exceeds the 3:21 minutes industry mean (2011) and stands in testament to an organization dedicated to optimal efficiency."
Mike Ellis, director of Sprint Relay said, "The Paisley Group's report underscores Sprint's commitment to its customers. It has been our goal to deliver the best quality in relay services over the past 20 years, and we've consistently achieved it."
About the Paisley Group, Ltd.The Paisley Group is the leading Third Party Quality Assurance Organization and Independent Research firm. With more than 25 years of experience, Paisley helps clients to reduce costs, retain customers and win market share in a variety of industries. Paisley's Quality Audits, Customer Surveys, Social Media Analytics, Social CRM, and Contact Center Optimization Programs are designed to help organizations create delighted, loyal customers and reduce churn. Paisley is the authority in directory assistance, toll assistance and relay services. Using industry accepted quality measurements of Customer FulfillmentSM, Customer CareSM, and Content Delivery (voice or text based), The Paisley Groups' professional analysis provides root cause data necessary for performance benchmarking and continuous contact center improvements. Learn more about The Paisley Group at www.thepaisleygroup.com.
About Sprint RelaySprint is the largest and most technologically advanced Telecommunications Relay Service provider in the nation providing relay services for 31 states and the Federal Government, in addition to the Country of New Zealand and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Sprint has more than 20 years of experience in providing relay services to persons who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind or have a speech disability to communicate over the phone. Sprint's relay services are available 24 hours-a-day, 365 days-a-year, with no restriction on the number of calls placed or call length. For more information, visit www.sprintrelay.com.
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Readers of all ages were eligible for some terrific prizes by taking part in Worthington Libraries' 2018 Summer Reading Club, which ran May 29-July 29. Congratulations to the following grand prize winners!
Three bicycles went to kids under age 5 who completed 7.5 hours or more of reading.
Three more bicycles were awarded to kids ages 6-11 who completed 10 hours or more of reading.
Teens had to read for at least 15 hours to be eligible for a pair of Beats by Dre headphones.
To be eligible to win a $100 Target gift card, adults also needed to read for at least 15 hours.
The 2018 Summer Reading Club was fully funded by the Friends Foundation of Worthington Libraries.


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package Dlib.Controllers;

import Dlib.Services.CmsPageService;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.context.MessageSource;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.ui.ModelMap;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*;
import Dlib.Services.UserService;

import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import java.util.Map;

@Controller
@RequestMapping("")
public class IndexController {
    @Autowired
    MessageSource messageSource;
    @Autowired
    private UserService userService;
    @Autowired
    private CmsPageService pageService;

    public IndexController(){
    }

    @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET, value = "/")
    public String home(ModelMap model,HttpServletRequest request, @RequestParam Map<String,String> allRequestParams) {
        String output = pageService.getOutputPage(request,allRequestParams);
        model.addAttribute("output", output);
        return "pages/cmsPage/output";
    }

    @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET, value = "/profile")
    public String index(ModelMap model) {
        model.addAttribute( "users", userService.getAllUsers());
        return "pages/index";
    }
}

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I would have to skip or hop to travel top to bottom.
And I would fly fast over each treasured ill so as not to see too much.
For if my eye were to hover in slowest content tears may have to create a river to mine the canal of this my soul.
Yet one ancestral movement passes through all that. The seeing so intricate, the knowing so molten, any trauma nurtured and unmoored.
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A collection of fun tunes for beginner band students. Songs include: We Will Rock You, Let's Go (cheer), Let's Go Band, The Hey Song, Here We Go, Louie Louie, Another One Bites the Dust, Smoke on the Water, Peanuts Theme, When the Saints Go Marching In, Iron Man, Firework, America, Ode to Joy, School Song, Happy Birthday, Jingle Bells, Good King Wenceslas, Jolly Old St. Nicholas.
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It is necessary to add internal control (IC) in the reaction mix. Internal Control (IC) allows the user to determine and control the possibility of PCR inhibition. Add the internal control (IC) 1μl/rxn and the result will be got in the HEX/VIC/JOE channel.
Attention: It is necessary to dilute the internal control supplied in the kit by 10 times with molecular grade water before detection, and close the tube immediately then vortex for 10 seconds. Because of transportation with carbon dioxide ice, there may be white precipitate in tubes of internal control and positive control ,but it will disappear in a few minutes when it is incubated at room temperature. Besides, the white precipitate have no effection on the detection result.
The kit can be used for quantitative or qualitative real-time PCR. A positive control defined as 1×107copies/ml is supplied in the kit.
For performance of quantitative real-time PCR, Standard dilutions must prepare first as follows. Molecular Grade Water is used for dilution. The step of dilution is not needed for performance of qualitative real-time PCR.
1) The volumes of Reaction Mix and Enzyme Mix per reaction multiply with the number of samples, which includes the number of the controls,standards and sample prepared. Molecular Grade Water is used as the negative control. For reasons of unprecise pipetting, always add an extra virtual sample. (n: the number of reaction ).Mix completely then spin down briefly in a centrifuge.
37°C for 2 min, 1 cycle;94°C for 2 min, 1 cycle;93°C for 15 sec, 60°C for 60 sec, 40 cycles. Fluorescence is measured at 60°C;FAM and HEX/VIC/JOE channels should be chosen.
9. Baseline setting: just above the maximum level of molecular grade water.
controls at the end of run, and a standard curve will be automatically formed.
shows UNDET and ≤35 respectively; The Ct value of internal control in HEX/VIC/JOE channel shows 25~33; Correlation coefficient of standard curve should be ≤-0.98, otherwise the result is invalid.
1) The Ct value in channel FAM of EHEC master mix A shows ≤35. The result is positive: The sample contains EHEC DNA and it is of producing Shiga toxin 1 (stx1).
2) The Ct value in channel FAM of EHEC master mix B shows ≤35. The result is positive: The sample contains EHEC DNA and it is of producing Shiga toxin 2 (stx2).
3) The Ct value in channel FAM shows 35~40, please repeat again. If the result still shows 35~40,it can be considered negative.


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package com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.swaption.method;

import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.annuity.derivative.AnnuityCouponFixed;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.payments.derivative.Payment;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.swap.derivative.SwapFixedCoupon;
import com.opengamma.analytics.financial.interestrate.swaption.derivative.SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor;

/**
 * Method to create calibration baskets for swaptions.
 */
public final class SwaptionPhysicalFixedIborBasketMethod {

  /**
   * The method unique instance.
   */
  private static final SwaptionPhysicalFixedIborBasketMethod INSTANCE = new SwaptionPhysicalFixedIborBasketMethod();

  /**
   * Return the unique instance of the class.
   * @return The instance.
   */
  public static SwaptionPhysicalFixedIborBasketMethod getInstance() {
    return INSTANCE;
  }

  /**
   * Private constructor.
   */
  private SwaptionPhysicalFixedIborBasketMethod() {
  }

  /**
   * Create a calibration basket for the swaption. The basket is made of one swaption for each period on the underlying swap fixed leg. The basket swaptions
   * are trimmed after the end of the periods. The notional of all the coupons in all the underlying swaps is equal to the absolute notional of the first fixed leg coupon.
   * All the swaptions are long. The expiry time of all swaptions in the basket are the one of the original one.
   * @param swaption The swaption.
   * @return The basket.
   */
  public SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor[] calibrationBasketFixedLegPeriod(final SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor swaption) {
    AnnuityCouponFixed legFixed = swaption.getUnderlyingSwap().getFixedLeg();
    int nbCal = legFixed.getNumberOfPayments();
    SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor[] basket = new SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor[nbCal];
    double notional = Math.abs(legFixed.getNthPayment(0).getNotional());
    for (int loopcal = 0; loopcal < nbCal; loopcal++) {
      double maturity = legFixed.getNthPayment(loopcal).getPaymentTime();
      SwapFixedCoupon<? extends Payment> swap = swaption.getUnderlyingSwap().trimAfter(maturity).withNotional(notional);
      basket[loopcal] = SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor.from(swaption.getTimeToExpiry(), swap, swaption.getSettlementTime(), true);
    }
    return basket;
  }

  /**
   * Create a calibration basket for the swaption. The basket is made of one swaption for each period on the underlying swap fixed leg and for each relative moneyness provided.
   * The basket swaptions are trimmed after the end of the periods. The notional of all the coupons in all the underlying swaps is equal to the absolute notional of the first fixed leg coupon.
   * The basket swaptions rates are shifted by the relative moneyness provided.
   * All the swaptions are long. The expiry time of all swaptions in the basket are the one of the original one.
   * @param swaption The swaption.
   * @param relativeMoneyness The relative moneyness.
   * @return The basket.
   */
  public SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor[] calibrationBasketFixedLegPeriod(final SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor swaption, double[] relativeMoneyness) {
    AnnuityCouponFixed legFixed = swaption.getUnderlyingSwap().getFixedLeg();
    int nbPeriods = legFixed.getNumberOfPayments();
    int nbStrikes = relativeMoneyness.length;
    SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor[] basket = new SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor[nbPeriods * nbStrikes];
    double notional = 1; // Math.abs(legFixed.getNthPayment(0).getNotional());
    for (int loopcal = 0; loopcal < nbPeriods; loopcal++) {
      double maturity = legFixed.getNthPayment(loopcal).getPaymentTime();
      SwapFixedCoupon<? extends Payment> swap = swaption.getUnderlyingSwap().trimAfter(maturity).withNotional(notional);
      for (int loopstrike = 0; loopstrike < nbStrikes; loopstrike++) {
        basket[loopcal * nbStrikes + loopstrike] = SwaptionPhysicalFixedIbor.from(swaption.getTimeToExpiry(), swap.withRateShifted(relativeMoneyness[loopstrike]), swaption.getSettlementTime(), true);
      }
    }
    return basket;
  }

}


It's another boiling hot Sunday afternoon in Baku. Almost everyone's away, still on their summer hols. We've done all our errands and chores and the afternoon stretches ahead of us like an open invitation. It's too lovely outside to stay indoors but too scorching to spend much time in the sun. We decide on a little meander around Icheri Sheher, the Old Town, just 10 minutes walk away from where we live. We cross Fountain Square, taking in some of the shops, then through the ancient city gates and there we are on the cobbled streets of the old town. We stop off for a chinwag at our favourite carpet dealer's, Sahib Mahmodov, right beside the Police Station. Winding through some of the side streets, we admire the old buildings and soak up the atmosphere.
The Old City dates back to the 12th Century, some even claim that it was established as far back as the 7th Century. When Baku was annexed by the Russian Empire in 1806, there were 7000 residents here, spread over something like 500 households serviced by 700 shops, craftsmen and small businesses. It's hard to imagine that this, in fact, was the entirety of Baku and everything outside the city walls was the countryside. It must have been as busy as a beehive in those days! Wikipedia tells us that the old city was divided into different quarters. There was, of course, a Jewish Quarter, but ship builders and sailors, blacksmiths and clergymen, cart-drivers and oil workers, merchants and noblemen also each had their own section grouped around a mosque. There was a large bazaar, many hamams (bath houses) and two caravanserais, still in evidence as restaurants today. Plenty of entertainment was also to be had. There were wrestling contests, music performances, poetry recitals and, as today, tea houses and taverns. In my mind's eye, I see horses clomping along, camels snorting, watersellers and tradesmen extolling their wares, moustachioed men with turbans enjoying a hookah, heavily veiled women going about their errands, barefooted children chasing each other through the alleyways, the hustle and bustle of the markets, the ancient Maiden Tower and the Shirvanshah's palace bearing silent witness, even then. Fascinating.
These days, the Old City which was declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 2000, is quiet and calm. Just a few souvenir stalls, carpet shops and restaurants remind us of the busy trading that went on here in the past.
Right beside the Maiden Tower is a wonderful tea garden of the same name, Qiz Qalasi. A canopy of trees makes this a shady and peaceful place to while away some time and listen to the whispers of bygone times. On offer are big samovars of different flavoured teas which come with all the trimmings, such as sweet fruit jams which are the traditional accompaniment to Azeri Çay, but you can also just order a plain pot of tea which is brought to you on a warming stove. For those that are so inclined, there are also shisha pipes. Here, in the cool dappled shade, we sit and we talk. We wish that we'd brought our chess set. It's a tranquil oasis with an almost zen like atmosphere. After an hour or so, we leave, our thirst quenched and our souls realigned.
Our walk takes us past the Q Gallery at 6 Gulle Street. The small shop front belies the cavernous interior. In contrast to our environment, the gallery displays some impressive contemporary works by Azeri artists. There are several pieces here that I covet and many others which I find interesting. The quality of the work is impressive and the prices reflect this. In the wake of the emerging economic status of the BRICS countries, their local artists have also increasingly gained exposure and recognition on the International art scene, so in line with this trend, I would not be surprised if, as Azerbaijan gains a higher profile and becomes more of a world player, contemporary Azeri artworks become highly investable and collectible too.
On our way home, we leave the walled city and stroll past Malakan Gardens. By now it's almost supper time and, on the spur of the moment, we decide to grab a bite at The Bistro Beer Garden, right there on the square. This is clearly a place which tries to be all things to all people. It should really call itself 'Jules Verne, Around the world in 80 dishes'. To start with, there's the French/German name combo and then the Mexican musician statues by the entrance, as for the food, the spectrum spans from local dishes via Chinese, Japanese, Italian to all manner of other International fare. The menu is in Azeri, Russian and English. Some of the translations have me in hysterics, they're so funny though I hasten to add that to my shame, my Azeri is not sufficient to read the menu in the original. Inside there are two fairly nondescript looking dining rooms, one for smokers, the other non smoking. They have TV screens on the walls every few meters. But we decide to sit outside where it's pleasant sitting under the sun umbrellas overlooking the fountain and watching the world go by. Our expectations are not high; we're expecting a fast food type of meal but surprisingly, it's actually very nice. Not gourmet high temple stupendous but perfectly tasty, well prepared and attractively presented. My grilled haloumi salad comes in an edible kind of poppadom and looks delicious, though I don't quite get why there are three singed spaghetti strands stuck into the salad for decoration. The lovely husband enjoys his spicy Chicken Mexicana and chips. Service is friendly and efficient and prices are reasonable too. It's all good!
We pass on dessert and, instead, treat ourselves to a bag of Ponçik, simply heavenly hot mini donuts sprinkled with sugar, 10 for 1 Manat (yes, 10 Gepiks each!) from the little stall beside Sultan's, opposite the Russian Drama Theatre. These we devour enthusiastically together with a chilled glass of wine on our balcony while the sun sets on a thoroughly enjoyable day.
www.visions.az, website of the bi-monthly magazine Visions of Azerbaijan, is a very informative, readable source on all sorts of interesting topics in respect of Azerbaijan. I have taken some of the historical information regarding Icheri Sheher from this site.
www.theculturetrip.com/europe/azerbaijan/articles/baku-for-art-lovers-10-unmissable-contemporary-galleries/ is a good site for anyone who is interested in contemporary art in Azerbaijan.


the variance of the k-th estimator is of order a (negative) power of k.
The later is puzzling when considering a series of estimators, in that k appears to act as a sample size (as in AMIS), the power is usually unknown but also there is no reason for the power to be the same for all estimators. The authors propose to use ½ as the default, both because this is the standard Monte Carlo rate and because the loss in variance is then minimal, being 12% larger.
As an aside, Art Owen also wrote an invited discussion "the unreasonable effectiveness of Monte Carlo" of " Probabilistic Integration: A Role in Statistical Computation?" by François-Xavier Briol, Chris Oates, Mark Girolami (Warwick), Michael Osborne and Deni Sejdinovic, to appear in Statistical Science, discussion that contains a wealth of smart and enlightening remarks. Like the analogy between pseudo-random number generators [which work unreasonably well!] vs true random numbers and Bayesian numerical integration versus non-random functions. Or the role of advanced bootstrapping when assessing the variability of Monte Carlo estimates (citing a paper of his from 1992). Also pointing out at an intriguing MCMC paper by Michael Lavine and Jim Hodges to appear in The American Statistician.
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It's very cool to be included on the 'Og. Each time I post to arXiv I wait to see if the article gets picked up.
The main motivation for the article is that using a pre-fixed sequence of weights puts you in the realm of weighting unbiased and uncorrelated estimators by a martingale argument. At each step the estimate is unbiased given all the previous ones.
Most of the effort is about showing that you don't need anything like the unknown true optimal weights to come out ok. If the variance at step j decays like j^-y for any y between 0 and 1, you're ok using weights j^0.5. That is a very wide range of behaviors to cover with one rule. You never raise variance by more than 9/8 over that whole range. At j=0 the adaptation is perfectly futile. At j=1, the adaptation provides nearly quasi-Monte Carlo accuracy from plain MC estimates. For any of those you get the optimal rate and nearly optimal constant.
More realistic assumptions would involve variances that decay monotonically and are bounded between j^-L and j^-H for low and high rates, L and H. Or they could be convex combinations of j^-y for various y. We have not worked out those examples; they would involve fussy convex optimizations and give no clean insights. Also in practice you wouldn't know L or H.
I like 9/8 as the adaptive importance sampling counterpart to 23.4%. That famous number is useful as a guideline for the acceptance rate in random walk Metropolis but is equally based on strong assumptions that one doesn't believe.
And it is even cooler to get a detailed reply by you!!!
I definitely appreciate the martingale argument! Never occurred to me before.


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Demografie

Conform recensământului din 2001, majoritatea populației localității Lisna Kolona era vorbitoare de ucraineană (%), existând în minoritate și vorbitori de rusă (%).

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Casey Wilson And June Diane Raphael Take Control And Go A Little Crazy With Ass Backwards
Published: Feb. 5. 2013 1:57 AM
In the very first shot of Ass Backwards we meet our lead characters… well, actually, we meet their butts. True to the title, and the movie's spirit of weird women behaving very badly, Ass Backwards opens with its heroines Kate and Chloe squatting to pee outdoors, and it only gets wilder and sillier from there in this comedy, which premiered in the midnight section at Sundance two weeks ago.
An out-there comedy might seem like exactly the kind of Sundance movie that never sees the light of day, but this one has the advantage of two familiar faces both onscreen and behind the screenplay. Casey Wilson, of SNL and currently of the brilliant Happy Endings, co-wrote the screenplay and co-stars with June Diane Raphael, who you'll recognize from stints on New Girl (check out this brilliant scene), Whitney Party Down and NTSF:SD:SUV. The two also co-wrote Bride Wars, but seriously, don't blame them for it-- when I spoke to them at Sundance and hinted that they had more control over Ass Backwards than their previous screenplays, both looked at me with glances that screamed "Tell me about it."
Ass Backwards hasn't yet been picked up for distribution, but it's only a matter of time. While waiting to catch up with this comedy, about two mildly delusional best friends who travel to their hometown to participate in the beauty contest they lost as children, check out my conversation with the very funny and friendly Casey and June, in which they talk about being lifted up by Whitney Houston, sending slightly creepy messages to their beloved editor, why women on TV are getting funnier and funnier, and why Casey didn't really trust June to get their movie to Sundance in one piece.
I saw this at midnight the other night and the crowd went insane. Were you loving it or were you sitting there together nervous?
Casey: We were very nervous.
June: We were sitting next to each other in full body sweats. I mean, it was a very fun night. It was amazing. It was really cool to see the reaction. It's such a funny thing with comedy. Certain things killed that have never killed before, certain things didn't that always have. It's funny to see how every audience is different. We were hovering above reality.
Casey: Right before we went to the screening, Grey Goose threw a party for us, and they had a DJ named Spider. I gotta tell you, Spider's the man. I don't know where he came up to do this, or how he knew we needed this, but the last song he played before we went to the screening was Whitney Houston's "I Wanna Dance WIth Somebody." It really put me in such a great headspace.
Even though you guys weren't directing, I have to assume you were working really closely on the edit. I also assume you haven't had that kind of power over any film you've written before.
June: Unfortunately, no.
Casey: I wanted to walk every audience member home and tuck them into bed.
But when you write something and then go through the editing process, how do you figure out the comedy beats and what are you learning?
Casey: We had a long editing process. We did test screenings, because in comedy you can hear it. We can debate as many things as we want about what we think will play, but ultimately the audience will tell us.
June: To me we've never had the opportunity to work that closely on an edit. It was so educational but also great to see, oh, you can fix something that's not working, and things we thought worked great on set were not working in the edit. And then pulling full scenes out altogether, what that did to the pace. Killing jokes and killing babies that we loved, which was both heartbreaking, but also really having to keep in mind the big picture, and wanting to keep this movie at a tight 86 minutes.
Which is awesome, because there are so many comedies that are way too long.
Casey: And you get fatigued with comedy.
June: Also these are really big characters, and we really wanted them to be that way. We did not hold back from that. Like them or not, that's what we wanted to do.
Casey: if you do like them, you want more.
June: We're pretty much obsessed with [our editor, Josh Salzberg]. We write this guy e-mails like, "We love you, do you low that?"
Casey: "You look like a baby sea turtle to me."
June: He's so weirded out by us.
Casey: I barely show my boyfriend any love. I give everything to our editor.
June: He's important and he also worked on a really condensed time frame.
Casey: And budget.
When did you finish shooting?
Casey: Last August. We were really racing to get it in.
That's a pretty common story at Sundance.
June: There was actually a problem with our sound mix, and the movie was already here being quality checked. Our director and producer were already at Sundance when we realized there was a huge problem. I had to stay behind with our editor, and we fixed it, then I came to Sundance with the movie sitting on my lap.
What was it in?
June: It's a DCP file, so I'm not like carrying old reels. It was in a little baby suitcase. I said to Casey, I'll be flying out tomorrow, I will be holding the film on my lap, I'm not checking it…
Casey: I say this with love, but June has told me many stories about locking keys in trunks, things that have happened with her…
June: I did not inspire confidence in Casey.
Casey: I've seen her lose things that I know she loves.
June: The only time I left it, and I didn't tell you about this-- I didn't lose it! But I was on the plane, and O was like "I have to go to the bathroom, I can't leave this thing in here." So I left it on the seat, and I talked to the guy next to me, and it was fine. But I think Casey was more worried that the plane would go down and the movie would go down. As opposed to my precious life.
Casey: "June, put your seatbelt around the movie."
People see movies like this and immediately start talking about how wild it is to see women act this crazy. But these characters are just crazy people, period. How did you build them to be this out-there and then know when to stop?
June: I think we were really trying to ride a line. But at the end of the day we're doing characters, in the vein of AbFab or Dumb & Dumber. We felt those characters are rooted in truth, which is that women over-support each other sometimes in the wrong ways.
June: Adolescence can go on until you're 35. There was some truth to that and a lot of truth from our friendship.
Casey: The truth was there. And they're not mean-spirited girls. Their intentions are pure and they really think they're doing the right thing at all moments, which is fun. They're not bad girls, they're just doing everything so misguided.
June: I do think that's usually reserved for men in the comedy space. It's really exciting for us to do that and put that out there in the way that we wanted. I do think that especially working in the studio world and the network world, they're really intent on keeping the women likable and relatable. The truth is, every woman I know is super complicated. Some are insane, and some do insane things. I feel like we shortchange women a lot, and we want them to just be this vanilla version in movies.
It's really changing on TV though, and you guys are both part of that. In the last 2 or 3 years it's amazing how fast it's changed.
Casey: Even two years ago I feel like it was just "women are crazy and they're always falling down!" That said, I fall down all the time on Happy Endings. But that's my choice! But I think of Liz Lemon… women have always been funny and now it's just letting them shine.
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Slide could get ugly With Seattle up next and two tough games following the world champs, the Giants need to fix things in a hurry Check out this story on lohud.com: http://lohud.us/1tYV8eg
Published 11:38 p.m. ET Nov. 4, 2014 | Updated 11:44 p.m. ET Nov. 4, 2014
Giants head coach Tom Coughlin reacts during the first half of his team's 40-24 loss to the Indianapolis Colts Monday night.(Photo: Bill Kostroun/AP)
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. –
There was a sense of frustration in Tom Coughlin's voice speaking about the Giants' third straight loss.
The 68-year-old coach had asked his team to step up with the season approaching crisis level, and it didn't.
The offense had another no-show effort until the game was out of reach. The defense played well for a half, before being riddled by Andrew Luck in a 40-24 loss on Monday night.
The great effort that was needed to beat the Indianapolis Colts (6-3) never emerged. The Giants (3-5) are reeling again and the prospects for rebounding are not promising with them heading to Seattle for a game in hostile confines against the Super Bowl champion Seahawks (5-3).
A third straight season out of the playoffs is a distinct possibility.
It's no wonder Coughlin got a little short when asked about a late challenge on a play the Colts scored a touchdown on in the second quarter.
"Didn't you hear the explanation last night?" Coughlin said of the tardy red flag prior to the touchdown pass to Coby Fleener. "Wasn't that good enough for you?"
Coughlin then repeated his explanation, noting that the Colts like to rush to the line of scrimmage after a big play so they can run another.
The Giants practiced for that scenario but the players were distracted and never lined up right, leaving Fleener wide open. Some players said they didn't line up because they were waiting for Coughlin to challenge the catch.
Coughlin said Tuesday that Fleener caught the ball, ran four steps and then fumbled and recovered when he was tackled. It was a catch, Coughlin said, adding his challenge was made more to slow the Colts down rather than challenge. He said he never considered a timeout.
"Put it on me," Coughlin said. "We didn't get lined up. We should have gotten lined up. We practiced it all week."
The game was costly for the Giants with Prince Amukamara, their top coverage cornerback, being lost for the season with a torn biceps. He will need surgery and Coughlin said the Giants will probably have to sign another cornerback. They signed Mike Harris off the Lions' practice squad last week.
Amukamara, whose three interceptions were tied for the team lead, is the third cornerback the Giants have lost this season, joining Walter Thurmond III and Trumaine McBride on the sideline.
Coughlin did not like being asked whether the Giants had enough talent to overcome the injuries.
"I am going to respond the way I have always responded, OK," Coughlin said. "We have enough talent. We do have to play at the top of our game."
The Giants have not done that in recent weeks in losing to Philadelphia, Dallas and now Indianapolis.
"Whatever the reason is, we're not winning games," safety Antrel Rolle said. "That's the only thing that matters. Whether it's fight or not enough fight. Whether it's lack of execution. Whatever it may be, we have to figure it out. We have to get it right, otherwise we'll just keep digging ourselves a hole."
The defense gave up a season-high 40 points and 443 yards to the Colts, the fifth time in eight games a Giants opponent totaled more than 400 yards.
The 3-5 record is the second-worst midseason record in Coughlin's 11 years with the Giants. They were 2-6 last season.
Eli Manning, who threw for a season-high 359 yards and two touchdowns, said the Giants need to get off to faster starts, establish the running game and avoid third-and-long situations.
"I think it's just a matter of we just have to play better," Manning said. "It's the same team. I think we prepare well and we practice well. We do things correctly in practice, but just don't perform well on game day as well as we can."
Coughlin did not have an update on left guard Weston Richburg. He was undergoing tests to evaluate a sprained ankle. Receiver Preston Parker also rolled an ankle in the game, but Coughlin did not think it was a serious injury.
Guard Geoff Schwartz, who has not played this season after a preseason foot injury, might be an option if Richburg can't go, but Coughlin wants him to practice more. He returned to practice only last week.


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Q: Podspec linting fails on TARGET_OS_IPHONE conditional I'm trying to create a podspec for a library that has a source file which contains a TARGET_OS_IPHONE conditional. The linting reports errors
YapDatabase (1.2.1)
    - ERROR | [OSX] [xcodebuild]
YapDatabase/YapDatabase/Abstract/YapAbstractDatabaseConnection.m:78:8:
error: property 'autoFlushMemoryLevel' not found on object of type
'YapAbstractDatabaseConnection *'
    - ERROR | [OSX] [xcodebuild]
YapDatabase/YapDatabase/Abstract/YapAbstractDatabaseConnection.m:398:30: error:
no visible @interface for 'YapAbstractDatabaseConnection' declares the selector
'autoFlushMemoryLevel'

Here is the podspec:
Pod::Spec.new do |s|
  s.name         = "YapDatabase"
  s.version      = "1.2.1"
  s.summary      = "A key/value store built atop sqlite for iOS & Mac."

  s.homepage     = "https://github.com/yaptv/YapDatabase"

  s.license      = 'MIT'

  s.author       = { "yaptv" => "yaptv@yaptv.com" }

  s.source       = { :git => "https://github.com/yaptv/YapDatabase.git", :tag => "1.2.1" }

  s.ios.deployment_target = '6.0'
  s.osx.deployment_target = '10.75'

  s.source_files = 'YapDatabase/**/*.{h,m}','Vendor/**/*.{h,m}'
  s.exclude_files = 'YapDatabase/Testing'

  s.public_header_files = 'YapDatabase/Key_Value/YapDatabase.h'

  s.requires_arc = true

end

and here is the line in the source code that is apparently causing the error:
#if TARGET_OS_IPHONE
/**
 * When a UIApplicationDidReceiveMemoryWarningNotification is received,
 * the code automatically invokes flushMemoryWithLevel and passes this set level.
 *
 * The default value is YapDatabaseConnectionFlushMemoryLevelMild.
 *
 * @see flushMemoryWithLevel:
**/
@property (atomic, assign, readwrite) int autoFlushMemoryLevel;
#endif

I'm using Cocoapods v.0.19.1, so why is this error be thrown and how can I fix it?

A: It looks like you're importing a file on OS X that attempts to use that property. Specifically YapDatabase/YapDatabase/Abstract/YapAbstractDatabaseConnection.m. Since this property isn't declared on OS X it cannot find it. Which explains the error:
no visible @interface for 'YapAbstractDatabaseConnection' declares the selector 'autoFlushMemoryLevel'

On the lines it also shows in the error:
ERROR | [OSX] [xcodebuild]  YapDatabase/YapDatabase/Abstract/YapAbstractDatabaseConnection.m:78:8:
ERROR | [OSX] [xcodebuild]  YapDatabase/YapDatabase/Abstract/YapAbstractDatabaseConnection.m:398:30

To fix this you'll want to look at exclude_files which you can use platform specific with something like:
s.osx.exclude_files = 'path/to/files'

Although just excluding this single file may not work since other files may need this as well. This really depends on how your code is setup though.

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Mental Health Mates at Henley Literary Festival, October 2019
This was a space for the panel and the audience to connect to their own mental health experience and connect through a shared but very individual story. The panel was hosted by Bryony Gordon: journalist and author of several books including 'You Got This' which came out earlier this year. The other panellists were Melissa Helmsley and Poorna Bell.
Melissa Helmsley, is a chef and author of several books including 'Eat Happy: 30-minute Feelgood Food'. As a guest on an episode of Bryony's podcast she began to open up about difficulties in her past which led to them becoming friends and Melissa becoming an ambassador for Mental Health Mates.
Award winning journalist and author Poorna Bell has been an active mental health campaigner, especially after the suicide of her husband. She is the author of two non-fiction books, Chase the Rainbow and in Search of Silence. Having used power lifting to help her through the grief of losing her husband she has founded @seemystrong, a space to encourage others who do not see themselves in traditional fitness images to have a go.
It turns out this talk was in two parts: a panel discussion followed by a walk under the name of Mental Health Mates. The movement, started by Bryony, aims to encourage mental health walking groups across the country. There were representatives from the Reading group and I spontaneously decided to join them on the walk from the Henley Town Hall to the Riverside Museum.
I found the panel very open to sharing their mental health experiences, touching on various aspects of their past and present. This is not easy to do, and I really applaud their willingness to be vulnerable so publicly. Each member of the panel came across as individual and, to coin a modern word, relatable.
Because the panel were so honest it felt like a discussion between friends. I feel privileged to have been in the room and don't think everything needs to be shared here, outside of that intimate setting.
Melissa was partly brought up on army bases in Germany whilst her mum sought to stay connected to her heritage as a Catholic woman of Filipino ancestry. This meant that she felt there was little space in the home to talk about the death of her father.
Poorna saw her apparently strong mother pushing through challenging situations with ease and thought that was how she should approach life. But this led to bad decisions.
Bryony has struggled with anxiety and obsessive compulsory disorder for many years. Years ago, she did not want to believe that her childhood affected who she became as an adult, but she's eventually accepted the truth of this. We like to think that we were created the way we are now, but the circumstances and environment of our childhood must play some part in the adults we become.
All three spoke of becoming more self-aware, whether that is through therapy or taking time out to slow down and reflect. In different ways they all experienced families that did not encourage talking about feelings. This means they did not want to accept when they were upset and even more, did not want to upset anyone else by sharing how unhappy they were feeling.
Poorna could testify to how becoming stronger, through power lifting, has helped her to feel better and more capable. She also shared the importance of having someone who would help you stay accountable to looking after your mental health. In her case it is her sister. This person can check in as someone to talk to, but also to ask if you've eaten, slept, been outside etc. Other well-known beneficial activities include mindful breathing, meditation, journalling and fresh air.
Melissa shared the nourishing and comforting effect of hearty healthy homemade soups. This is brain food that can affect mood. She also talked of working with the imposter syndrome: when we talk down our achievements and believe we're not good enough for something, even though objectively we are.
An engaged audience had several questions including parenting a child with OCD, the role of medication and the impact of austerity. The panel handled these well. On parenting the advice was to love without judgement, realise your child does not want to be like this either and try to help them find the right support. On medication the advice was to accept it if you need it and use it respectfully, as intended. Of course, financial struggles and political uncertainty have an effect on our mental health but in the context of human existence Bryony offered – "This too shall pass".
The subsequent walk to the River and Rowing Museum provided an opportunity for audience members to get to know each other and share life stories. It was a warm and friendly gathering and a nice way to reflect on what was said by the panel with others willing to be real about life's choices.
Shirley Anstis
Counsellor and writer @shirleyanstis on Twitter and Instagram
In Blog, Literary and book festivals, Reviews	Bryony Gordon, Henley Literary Festival, Melissa Helmsley, mental health, OCD. Anxiety, Poorna Bell
As a journalist with an interest in science David had worked for many of the quality broadsheets in the UK and US. He learnt a lot along the way and became curious about clever people who seem to make poor decisions. This led to him researching 'The Intelligence Trap' and the book offers his findings and suggestions. It is not just about pointing our finger at others but to recognise when and why we may make poor decisions.
He shared the story of Paul Frampton, Professor of Physics at the University of North Carolina, who fell for a fake glamour model and this led to him being imprisoned for drug smuggling in South America. Then there was Kary Mullins, winner of the Nobel prize in Chemistry in 1993. Despite his science credentials he went on to deny truths in other fields such as psychology, in medicine around HIV and in environmental science concerning the impact of CFC's on the ozone layer. He was however passionate about astrology and believed vitamin C could cure everything, including cancer.
Intelligence quotient (IQ) is one of the ways we measure intelligence and although it's flawed it does predict performance in the current education system. (There were comments on emotional intelligence later in the discussion). One of the approaches taken by David is to wonder if having a high IQ could backfire? Does the quicker processing for a clever brain lead it just as quickly to the wrong answer as to the correct one? He gives a good analogy of a car where being fast is only helpful if the terrain, steering and brakes are working well.
David went on to identify three ways in which intelligent people can make less than clever decisions. Firstly, 'The Cognitive Miser' who believes he is always right, does not second guess his own opinion and struggles with cognitive biases. Secondly, Motivated Reasoning is the tendency to apply our brain power only when it will suit our pre-existing beliefs (even if they are wrong). He gave a fantastic example here of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle believing in fairies whilst not allowing for magic tricks, so much so that he lost his friendship with the illusionist Harry Houdini.
Thirdly, we have 'The Curse of Expertise'. This is where we overestimate what we remember, feel we know it and become closed minded (earned dogmatism) and through automatic or intuitive reasoning we become entrenched in our views. I found this last point hard to write because although some are critical of experts the point, I think, is not to denigrate them but to encourage each of us to become more self-aware and explore our biases.
He goes on to list the serious consequences for our society if clever, and often powerful, people continue to fall into the intelligence trap. He links some of this to our fear and shame around being wrong. (This aspect reminds me of the work of the hugely popular and wholehearted social scientist researcher Brené Brown). Similarly, our schools and workplaces reward those who respond confidently and quickly – even though they may not be right.
To avoid falling into the intelligence trap David has several suggestions. These include identifying our own biases, consulting our emotional compass and considering arguing the opposite viewpoint to see how that sits.
One of the things that came out in the question and answer time is that there appears to be a difference between men and women. The result is that mixed teams make fewer mistakes; providing more evidence for equality in the workplace. Some of the poor decisions are made when people are overconfident and believe their own hype. The audience recognised how difficult it would be for the lone dissenting voice in a team. The hope is that more sectors, particularly areas covering health and justice, become aware of how the intelligence trap plays out in their organisations and begin to take steps to mitigate it. Here's hoping.
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Baroness Doreen Lawrence of Clarendon in conversation with BAFTA award winning director Paul Greengrass at The Henley Literary Festival, October 2014
Baroness Doreen Lawrence is a name known by many due to the tragic experience her family went through twenty-one years ago when her son Stephen Lawrence was murdered. She received her OBE in 2003, had an important symbolic role in the 2012 London Olympic ceremony and became Baroness Lawrence of Clarendon in 2013.
In conversation with Paul Greengrass Baroness Lawrence spoke of her life from a childhood in Jamaica to sitting in the House of Lords. She shared memories of a loving childhood spent with her grandmother in Jamaica. The sudden loss of her grandmother saw the nine-year old Doreen join her siblings in 1960's England.
The terrible murder of Stephen Lawrence changed her life forever and she has had to struggle to find justice publicly, whilst finding places to grieve privately. She shared how relieved and yet shocked she was that two of the accused were eventually convicted in 2012. She hopes others will eventually be convicted.
For me she embodies gentleness, self-awareness, clarity of thought and a quiet determination to seek justice for herself and others. Together with her legal team she has changed the law on double jeopardy, influenced the way police officers are trained and helped to bring to attention the way many ordinary Black people experience the criminal justice system.
The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust was set up to support Black young people to become architects because Stephen wanted to follow this career path. Her team are also working with partners to bring more diversity into journalism and law.
Baroness Lawrence's autobiography is entitled 'And Still I Rise' from the Maya Angelou poem. The room stood still when Paul Greengrass invited her to read it.
The attentive audience asked her to share her reflections on racism, gender politics and policing over the period. She gave intelligent and honest answers without setting herself up as the expert on Black young people.
I left feeling moved and inspired. She believes it is for us to "think about the community we live in, bridge the gap and make a difference". She did not choose politics but can see its power to make changes for a more just and accountable society.
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1 Лисички (1 Vulpeculae, 1 Vul) — голубой субгигант спектрального класса B4IV в созвездии Лисички. Видимая звёздная величина составляет 4,77. Звезда находится на расстоянии около 810 световых лет от Солнца.

В 1978 году было обнаружено, что главный компонент является спектрально-двойной звездой с периодом около 250 суток, но элементы орбиты были известны с крайне малой точностью. Дополнительные компоненты B и C обладают видимыми звёздными величинами 11,6 и 12,8 и располагаются на угловом расстоянии  39,1" и 43,6" от главного компонента.

Компонент A также, возможно, является переменной звездой, блеск меняется от 4,57 до 4,77. В 1952 году было заявлено, что звезда может быть переменной, в рамках поиска переменных звёзд типа β Большого Пса, но с тех пор переменность не проявлялась. По данным фотометрии Hipparcos данная звезда является одной из звёзд с наименьшей переменностью.

29 мая произошло покрытие 1 Лисички астероидом Паллада. Данное явление наблюдалось в 130 пунктах в США и Мексике  и стало одним из лучших явлений такого типа по числу наблюдений.

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Biden National Security and Cabinet Picks Include Obama Veterans and CFR Members – The New American
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Presidential claimant Joe Biden (a candidate cannot be officially designated as "president-elect" until after the electoral votes are counted on January 6) announced a slate of top foreign-policy and national-security picks on November 23. Among his selections for top department positions were veterans of former President Barack Obama's administration, several of whom are members of the internationalist Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).Much of this information was posted on the Biden-Harris transition website. The selections included:Antony Blinken for secretary of state; Alejandro Mayorkas for secretary of homeland security; Avril Haines for director of national intelligence; Linda Thomas-Greenfield for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations; Jake Sullivan for national security advisor; and John Kerry for "presidential envoy for climate."Antony Blinken, a CFR member, was deputy secretary of state in the Obama administration from 2013-2015, when John Kerry was secretary of state. Prior to that, he served as assistant to the president and principal deputy national security advisor to former President Obama.
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Willems är en udde i Antarktis. Den ligger i Västantarktis. Argentina, Chile och Storbritannien gör anspråk på området.

Terrängen inåt land är platt norrut, men åt sydost är den kuperad. Havet är nära Willems västerut. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  kilometer öster om Willems. Trakten är glest befolkad. Närmaste befolkade plats är Almirante Brown Antarctic Base,  kilometer öster om Willems.

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Widow Sues Twitter for Husband's Death by ISIS
By: Katrina Manning | January 18, 2016
Tara Fields spouse, Carl Fields, was one of two American soldiers killed in a terrorist attack in Jordan on November 9. Tara has since submitted a 17-page filing in a lawsuit against Twitter.
The federal lawsuit filed Wednesday charged "For years, Twitter has knowingly permitted the terrorist group ISIS to use its social network as a tool for spreading extremist propaganda, raising funds and attracting new recruits. Without Twitter, the explosive growth of ISIS over the last few years into the most-feared terrorist group in the world would not be possible."
Carl Fields, 46, was killed in an attack in Amman, Jordan at a police training facility. ISIS claimed responsibility for the shooting.
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Twitter responded by stating "While we believe the lawsuit is without merit, we are deeply saddened to hear of this family's terrible loss. We have teams around the world actively investigating reports of rule violations ... partnering with organizations countering extremist content online and working with law enforcement entities when appropriate."
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Interview | Nicky Harman | Translator of the Week
I'm based in Weymouth and in London. I go to China every year on visits. I speak and read Spanish, French and Italian but I only translate from Chinese. I have two kids, grown-up now, and two grandchildren. I keep reasonably fit, cycle, walk, swim and do yoga –– but all in moderation! And I love food.
When I was very small, my father used to read us Grimms Household Tales every day after tea, and I loved that. Rapunzel ('let down your hair') was a particular favourite. This only happened in winter . . . my parents were farmers, and in summer, work went on till late in the evening. In my early teens, my father tried to wean me off children's books and introduce me to the classics, and as a result, I went on strike and didn't read any more fiction until I was in my thirties. After that, and somewhat belatedly, Jane Austen and Charles Dickens became big favourites. I wasn't an entirely undutiful daughter: I carried around my father's present of a leatherette-bound box set of Austen for twenty years without ever opening them, and then had to retrieve a couple of the volumes from houses in places like Sheffield and Wandsworth, where I had somehow mislaid them years before. I never did make headway with Trollope or The Brothers Karamazov, which my father kept pressing on me.
Why do you translate?
I love the language, and writing. When things go well, I feel I'm opening a window on another world for readers and that's a great privilege. I have no desire to write a novel of my own.
Your advice to new translators just starting out?
Keep the day job. Learn as much about the translating/publishing business as you can. Explore the literature of the language you want to translate from, and figure out who and what you like. While you're waiting for that book contract, translate short pieces for fun. Place them with lit-mags, and get feedback from more experienced translators. Join the Translators Association as soon as you can (when you have your first contract for a full-length work), or the Emerging Translators Network. Come to translation-themed events like the ones run by the Free Word Centre, and International Translation Day, which will be held this year at the British Library in London on 30 September, 2016.
How did you kick-start your career as a translator, what was your strategy?
I confess I didn't have a strategy, and it took a few years before the work built up and I could give up teaching to devote myself to translating. My work as a translator started slowly, partly because there was so little being translated from Chinese. Things are much better now. I draw up a list for Paper Republic every December of new Chinese fiction in English, and every year the list grows longer.
How and why is the role of the translator important as a UK editor engages in the acquisitions process? And how important is funding?
Most publishers and agents can't read the original Chinese, so sometimes translators have to be intermediaries, between author and publisher. That's not always an easy position to be in, and it can involve an awful lot of unpaid and fruitless work. But sometimes, I've been successful. For instance, with Xu Xiaobin and Crystal Wedding, I was introduced to the author by Ou Ning, a Chinese lit-mag editor (amongst other things) whose opinion I greatly respect. In turn, I introduced Xu Xiaobin to Roh-Suan of Balestier Press, and Crystal Wedding appeared in print a year or so later.
Funding is crucial for translations, especially for small publishers. PEN Translates is a hugely important source of funding but over-subscribed, of course. National cultural organizations should support translations, and some do, the Polish Cultural Institute for instance.
What are you most proud of translating?
Gold Mountain Blues, a historical novel and family saga by Zhang Ling. She has a wonderfully muscular style of writing and effortlessly weaves the personal into the historical. An extraordinary feat of writing, so of course it required a superhuman effort from me, as translator. After a rocky start when it was first published in Canada, this novel is about to come out with Atlantic/Corvus in the UK, and I have great hopes for it.
What is your biggest failure?
I'm not sure. I always do my best in translations, but some work out better than others. In particular, some novel samples I've done have been no more than competent. I have a translator friend who, when things don't seem to be going well, says jokingly that she's still waiting to 'get the voice'. It's a good way of putting it. Conversely, when you do 'get the voice', it feels as if the translation is taking off and acquiring a life of its own. Very satisfying.
As a freelancer, I'm always busy with several different things. I'm helping to promote my last translation, Xu Xiaobin's novel Crystal Wedding, finishing a novel called Happy by Jia Pingwa, (a great writer, up there with Nobel Prize-winner Mo Yan, but largely unknown in translation), and am about to begin my first graphic novel. Oh, and I'm working on Paper Republic, of course, and preparing to teach a one-week summer school at City University, and . . . and . . .
Your views on book publishing and translation?
Let's have more of it!
Has the perception of books in translation in both the book trade and the Media changed during the time you have worked as a translator?
My gut feeling is that, yes, translated fiction is now more widely read, though I don't have any facts or figures to prove that. I think that UK-based translators from all language are much better at promoting themselves and their work. On the down side, there are now fewer literary prizes for translations.
Your views on how new technology has (or has not) impacted books in translation and your translating life?
From a very practical point of view, it means I hardly ever have to use a giant and cumbersome Chinese paper dictionary. Most of my terminology research uses online resources. I'm not sure how I'd have coped, translating on paper with paper dictionaries, say, fifty years ago. I could have done it, but the work would have gone more slowly.
Do you enjoy reading ebooks?
Yes. I have no problem with ebooks, and no particularly strong feelings about holding a physical book in my hand, though I do that, of course
How involved are you, in the promotion of the books you translate? Your views on social media?
Social media? It's a very good thing. The extent to which I promote my own translations depends on the publisher. It's their decision whether or not to involve me, though I always offer my help and use social media as much as I can. In the case of Xu Xiaobin's Crystal Wedding, I've worked closely with Balestier Press, partly because they're a small company, but also because I believe in the book and I want people to read it. For instance, I recently interviewed Xinran and Xu Xiaobin together, about their views on women in China today, for a Foyles bookshop blog posted on 20 June, 2016. That way, I paired up Xinran, who's very well-known, with a new writer, Xu Xiaobin, whom I was able to introduce to western readers.
I also spend a lot of time promoting contemporary Chinese literature in translation in general, not just my own work. For instance, for the last year, I have co-run Read Paper Republic, a Paper Republic initiative, for readers who wonder what new Chinese fiction in English translation has to offer and would like to dip a toe in the water. Between 18 June 2015 and 16 June 2016, we published a complete free-to-view short story (or essay or poem) by a contemporary Chinese writer, one per week for a year. And, to get the stories out there, I've blogged and organized a number of live events with other translators and authors, around the Read Paper Republic stories.
Who are the five people, living or dead, you'd invite to a party?
Carrie Gracie, for her wonderful China reporting; Fuchsia Dunlop, for her fabulous Chinese cooking; the late Professor Owen Lattimore for his wonderfully crafted, erudite lectures on the Tatars (not 'Tartars', he was insistent), the Han Chinese and the Great Wall; Dr Emily Mayhew, who can make the history of medicine the most fascinating subject in the world; and my daughter (to see her reaction, and so we can swap notes the next day).
As you can see, I've chosen storytellers. I plan to say nothing, just sit back, enjoy Fuchsia's food, and let them do the talking. If any of them can't come, I'll have King Lear, for his raw, naked disillusion.
Your bedside reading?
Crime novels, preferably set as far away from the present day and my present surroundings as possible, for example in Ancient Rome
Your favourite prose author?
Amitav Ghosh, because of the Ibis Trilogy. I'm fascinated by all the different voices he writes in, and the way he uses so many different kinds of Englishes. I also think the Ibis Trilogy is important because a large part of it is history which has been untold, or only partially told.
Your favourite poet?
John Donne and Han Dong. I'm not being flippant, though the two names together do have a nice ring to them. John Donne was a favourite in my teens, Han Dong is the one Chinese poet I've translated. I hardly ever read poetry but translating Han Dong I find a wonderfully meditative experience, quite different from fiction translation.
Your heroes in real life?
Médecins Sans Frontières, but there are other unsung heroes of course.
Your chief characteristic?
Dogged determination.
Your chief fault?
Your favourite motto?
'Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today.'
And (just occasionally), 'mañana!', as in, let's leave it till . . .
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