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Linguisticology

  1. La Rochelle does sound tempting at this time of year. -9? Really?
  2. SCAM ALERT: if you receive an email from david dot salter dot trans at gmail dot com, do delete it. It is clearly not from us.
  3. Seriously: bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…
  4. Or maybe it's not that simple...
  5. Is there a genuine solution to the interpreter crisis that doesn't involve scrapping the contract? Or is it a matter of principle / justice?
  6. I think this illustrates the point that pile-it-high-sell-it-cheap translation just doesn't work. Particularly, when there is no pile.
  7. Are clients increasingly less willing to pay the right $ for a great job? Recent events show the drive to lower costs = lower standards.
  8. Done something good this week? How about sponsoring a child: childfund.org.au/sponsor
  9. Although I did just Tweet so guess I can't be that busy.
  10. Too busy to Tweet? Can't grumble about that one!
  11. Remember folks, if an email doesn't come from linguistico.eu or linguistico.com.au then it's not from us. Be aware.
  12. @PaulEdgar1 I completely agree. Along with "touch base" and "put ideas in the sausage machine [in other words, ignore]".
  13. EU: Congratulations to the new apprentice. Nice guys can finish first!
  14. EU: Still not really sure I understand the point of Twitter. Can someone please explain?