Zhang Mi, a Doctoral candidate in Translation Studies, free-lance translator with translation and interpreting experience of over 300,000 words, a translator trainer and interpreter, a visiting scholar of CETRA, KU Leuven in the honor of the China Scholarship Council, is here today to present the world of translation and its future to us. 翻译学博士生、自由译员 Doctoral candidate in Translation Studies, free-lance translator and interpreter 翻译培训师，已成功培训了近20名学生考取国内各大高校翻译硕士 Translator trainer. He has successfully trained about 20 students for the Master Program of Translation and Interpreting in China 国内外外语或翻译类核心期刊发表论文5篇 He has published five papers in core English or Translation Studies journals 受国家留学基金委资助于比利时荷语鲁汶大学翻译研究中心（CETRA, KU Leuven）访学 A visiting scholar of CETRA, KU Leuven in the honor of the China Scholarship Council  迄今为止已承担约30万字各类翻/口译 A translator with translation and interpreting experience of over 300,000 words This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

An initiative of the Master of Science in Translation and Interpretation Studies (MTI) at University of Vlora, the Graduate Journal of Translation and Interpretation Studies (MTIJ) is a peer-reviewed, open access, semi-annual graduate student journal focusing on translation and interpretation studies. The MTIJ provides experience in the publication process for students engaged in graduate level research and celebrates academic excellence among translation and interpreting students.

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CG Traduction & Interprétation, now an industry leader, was created in 1981. CG focused on Translation up until 1985, when the company decided to branch out into the Interpreting market. Since 2005, both Translation and Interpreting are CG's core business. CG ventured into conference Transcription in 2006 in order to meet its clients growing needs. CG, a professional, proactive company, using cutting edge technology and working closely with its partners.

The Wall Street Journal asks Adolfo Hernandez, SDL’s CEO, will machine translation ever supplant human translators?

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Brian James Baer Gulag Translations: Re-thinking Translation History from the Margins Plenary presented to the EST Congress in Germersheim, Germany, August 30, 2013 Brian James Baer is Professor of Russian and Translation Studies the Institute of Applied Linguistics, Kent State University, where he serves as Coordinator of Graduate Studies. He received his Ph.D. from Yale University in 1996. His research interests include Russian translation history, translation and censorship, discourse analysis in translation studies, and the pedagogy of translation. He is the co-editor of Beyond the Ivory Tower: Rethinking Translation Pedagogy (John Benjamins, 2003) and the author of the monograph Other Russias (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009). Dr. Baer is the founding editor of the journal Translation and Interpreting Studies (John Benjamins) and the general editor of the KSU Monograph Series in Translation Studies. His most recent works include the book-length translation No Good without Reward: Selected Writings of Liubov Krichevskaia (U of Toronto, 2011) and the edited volume Contexts, Subtexts and Pretexts: Literary Translation in Eastern Europe and Russia (John Benjamins, 2011). He has recently completed an anthology, Russian Writers on Translation, which is forthcoming from St. Jerome. Dr. Baer currently sits on the board of the American Translation and Interpreting Studies Association (ATISA).

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445 000 years ago, “creator gods” – as they call it – came to Earth. They were called the Anunnaki, which means “Those Who from Heaven to Earth Came”. These beings inhabited a distant orbiting planet called Nibiru, which only entered our solar system every 3,600 years. They describe Nibiru as many times the diameter of Earth, and abundant with iron oxide, making its rivers and lakes appear red. A side note about Nibiru: according to the Sumerian tablets, Nibiru’s atmosphere began to deteriorate and became a hostile place for life, and in order to restore it, the Annunaki needed one important element for their atmosphere: gold. Music: Kevin Macleod - Rites (Royalty Free) Cowritten and Narrated by Elisabeth Firestone: [email protected] Scenes from the following productions were used under Fair Use for educational purposes: History Channel's Ancient Aliens PBS NOVA's Secrets of Noah's Ark 2015 Ancient Sumerian History and Anunnaki Culture - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8sLX9JJUwM UR Sumerian city 2300 BC - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIP8OVm2KiY AMAR UTU - Solar calf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFUOecyl9uk 💜 Subscribe and like if you enjoyed the video. Thank you 💜 🌐 Support and keep this channel alive here: http://bit.ly/2COJqdM I would be forever grateful 🙏💗 ☀️ Official Website: http://universeinsideyou.net/ Playlists: Everything from Universe Inside You: http://bit.ly/2nU5Ur7 Ancient History and Aliens: http://bit.ly/2F29i7X Spiritual Knowledge and Understanding: http://bit.ly/2CNb1My Personality Tests: http://bit.ly/2CqbcBx Esoteric and Occult Knowledge: http://bit.ly/2BZo8NI Nikola Tesla - Universal Knowledge: http://bit.ly/2ox56qy Galactic Civilizations - Extraterrestrial Races: http://bit.ly/2t2s8KK The Law of Attraction: http://bit.ly/2EYBMnj Join us on: 🌺 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/universe.inside.you 🌺 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/universalloving 🌺 Twitter: https://twitter.com/universeinsideu You can also help by translating or adding CC to the videos: http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_cs_p... #anunnaki Subscribe to Universe Inside You 💫

November 2nd, 2018 Pittsburgh, PA Susan Gillespie on "The Possibility of Translation" as part of the 2018 boundary 2 conference. The annual 2018 boundary 2 conference from November 1-3 at University of Pittsburgh was on the subject of “Does Attention to Language Matter?” Philology, criticism, and translation are three techniques that reveal the constant importance of language to all forms of humanistic activity and artistic creativity. This conference was a reminder of the risks that come from forgetting the realities of language and an important reminder of these disciplines’ vital role in regulating the relation between meaning and word, between power and value.

The content applies to qualitative data analysis in general. Do not forget to share this Youtube link with your friends. The steps are also described in writing below (Click Show more): STEP 1, reading the transcripts 1.1. Browse through all transcripts, as a whole. 1.2. Make notes about your impressions. 1.3. Read the transcripts again, one by one. 1.4. Read very carefully, line by line. STEP 2, labeling relevant pieces 2.1. Label relevant words, phrases, sentences, or sections. 2.2. Labels can be about actions, activities, concepts, differences, opinions, processes, or whatever you think is relevant. 2.3. You might decide that something is relevant to code because: *it is repeated in several places; *the interviewee explicitly states that it is important; *you have read about something similar in reports, e.g. scientific articles; *it reminds you of a theory or a concept; *or for some other reason that you think is relevant. You can use preconceived theories and concepts, be open-minded, aim for a description of things that are superficial, or aim for a conceptualization of underlying patterns. It is all up to you. It is your study and your choice of methodology. You are the interpreter and these phenomena are highlighted because you consider them important. Just make sure that you tell your reader about your methodology, under the heading Method. Be unbiased, stay close to the data, i.e. the transcripts, and do not hesitate to code plenty of phenomena. You can have lots of codes, even hundreds. STEP 3, decide which codes are the most important, and create categories by bringing several codes together 3.1. Go through all the codes created in the previous step. Read them, with a pen in your hand. 3.2. You can create new codes by combining two or more codes. 3.3. You do not have to use all the codes that you created in the previous step. 3.4. In fact, many of these initial codes can now be dropped. 3.5. Keep the codes that you think are important and group them together in the way you want. 3.6. Create categories. (You can call them themes if you want.) 3.7. The categories do not have to be of the same type. They can be about objects, processes, differences, or whatever. 3.8. Be unbiased, creative and open-minded. 3.9. Your work now, compared to the previous steps, is on a more general, abstract level. You are conceptualizing your data. STEP 4, label categories and decide which are the most relevant and how they are connected to each other 4.1. Label the categories. Here are some examples: Adaptation (Category) Updating rulebook (sub-category) Changing schedule (sub-category) New routines (sub-category) Seeking information (Category) Talking to colleagues (sub-category) Reading journals (sub-category) Attending meetings (sub-category) Problem solving (Category) Locate and fix problems fast (sub-category) Quick alarm systems (sub-category) 4.2. Describe the connections between them. 4.3. The categories and the connections are the main result of your study. It is new knowledge about the world, from the perspective of the participants in your study. STEP 5, some options 5.1. Decide if there is a hierarchy among the categories. 5.2. Decide if one category is more important than the other. 5.3. Draw a figure to summarize your results. STEP 6, write up your results 6.1. Under the heading Results, describe the categories and how they are connected. Use a neutral voice, and do not interpret your results. 6.2. Under the heading Discussion, write out your interpretations and discuss your results. Interpret the results in light of, for example: *results from similar, previous studies published in relevant scientific journals; *theories or concepts from your field; *other relevant aspects. STEP 7 Ending remark Nb: it is also OK not to divide the data into segments. Narrative analysis of interview transcripts, for example, does not rely on the fragmentation of the interview data. (Narrative analysis is not discussed in this tutorial.) Further, I have assumed that your task is to make sense of a lot of unstructured data, i.e. that you have qualitative data in the form of interview transcripts. However, remember that most of the things I have said in this tutorial are basic, and also apply to qualitative analysis in general. You can use the steps described in this tutorial to analyze: *notes from participatory observations; *documents; *web pages; *or other types of qualitative data. STEP 8 Suggested reading Alan Bryman's book: 'Social Research Methods' published by Oxford University Press. Steinar Kvale's and Svend Brinkmann's book 'InterViews: Learning the Craft of Qualitative Research Interviewing' published by SAGE. Text and video (including audio) © Kent Löfgren, Sweden

In this 15th episode of #BlabbingTranslators we talk with Steve Vitek, a freelance technical translator who specializes mostly in patents and articles from technical and medical journals. He has translated thousands of patents, mostly from Japanese and German, but also from French, Russian, Czech and Slovak, and a few from Polish to English. We talk about the past, the present and the future of the translation industry. The rise of big translation agencies, the importance of the distinction between the profession and the industry and many other topics. About Steve: He was born and educated in Czechoslovakia where he majored in Japanese studies in 1980. In 1981 he emigrated, first to West Germany and then to United States where he has been living since 1982, first in California, and since 2001 in Virginia. He has been writing for many years articles about translation for various publications in US for translators such as the Translorial (Northern California Translators Association) and The Gotham Translator (New York City Translators), as well as for the ATA Chronicle (American Translators Association) more recently. His website is at www.patenttranslators.com, his blog, which now has well over half a million views, is at www.patenttranslator.wordpress.com About #BlabbingTranslators This is the first live talk show about translation and translators. We go live every Wednesday 12 pm EST/5 pm GMT on https://blab.im/DKornyukhov About #BlabbingTranslators #BlabbingTranslators is a dynamic duo of Dmitry Kornyukhov (http://bestrussiantranslator.com) and Elena Tereshchenkova (http://wordsboutique.com). We love our profession so much, we want to talk about it. To learn more about the show and subscribe to the future episodes please visit: http://blabbingtranslators.com

A webinar conversation featuring Nataly Kelly, interviewed by Cindy Roat. Interpreters for spoken and signed languages can be found in the halls of hospitals throughout the world. Written translations are used on a daily basis to communicate with linguistically diverse patient populations. But how much do you really know about the importance of translation and interpreting in everyday life? In this webinar, Nataly Kelly will share useful information and fascinating stories about translation and interpreting in health care, the future of technology, and other facets of this vital field. For example, did you know that a special type of machine translation is preventing public health outbreaks, right this very minute? Or, did you know that crowdsourced translation saved countless lives after the Haiti earthquake? Likewise, human lives can be at risk when translation goes awry. This interactive webinar will start with a 30-minute interview portion, led by Julia Puebla Fortier, followed by 30 minutes for a live Q&A session, during which Ms. Kelly will be glad to answer questions about the book, the fields of translation and interpreting in general, and healthcare-specific questions. Nataly Kelly has worked in the language services industry since 1996 as a certified court interpreter, freelance translator, and a member of upper management of some of the world's largest translation and interpreting suppliers, including Language Line Services. She is fluent in Spanish and English, and has also studied French, Italian, German, Arabic, and Japanese. Her latest book is Found in Translation: How Language Shapes Our Lives and Transforms the World (Perigee/Penguin USA). She is also the author of Telephone Interpreting, the first book ever written on the topic. In her work at Common Sense Advisory, Nataly oversees the company's research services. She is responsible for production of the company's research deliverables and acts as the main point of contact for research-related matters. Her research and insight are cited in numerous media outlets, including BusinessWeek, New York Times, NPR, Wall Street Journal, among others. She has served as an invited speaker on the language industry for the European Commission, and was a member of the National Project Advisory Committee for a web-based training program for culturally and linguistically appropriate services offered through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health.

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