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Monday, August 25, 2014
Time for Tot is counted in sleeps. How many sleeps until ...?
Two sleeps until he becomes a yellow belt in taekwondo.
Three sleeps until we leave for the beach.
Thirty-three sleeps until he is five.
He keeps a running tally. He likes counting down the next "until". He has never been content with four, and in a few blinks four will be over. Sleep soundly, sweet four-year old.
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Today, summer care transitioned to Pre-K 4 for Tot. For him, that just means a bit more structure in the classroom he already attends. They have a looser summer schedule, as they should.
He was still excited to "start school" again.
While I quickly made a sign for the requisite pictures, he drew a rainbow for his teacher. He had a mishap with his name, so we converted that section to hearts. It wasn't his plan, but he rolled with it and then was so pleased to have two hearts on his picture. I was so pleased that his teacher was so gracious and loving when he give it to her. Having this particular teacher wasn't the plan a year ago, but we rolled with it, and we are so pleased that his heart is safe with hers.
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Chucker Cheese
Tot has decided he wants to have his birthday party at "Chucker Cheese". That's not a typo, and I'll thank you kindly NOT to correct him. He has never been to the aforementioned establishment, yet knows of its existence and of birthday parties hosted there. For the record, good job, PBSKids programming, as that is the only advertising on that station around here. We have not yet consented to this request. On one hand: it could save me TONS of time planning an obstacle course "American Ninja Warrior" style. On the other hand: that place gives me the germophobic hives.
Me: Do you want to have your party where your friend had her party Saturday?
Tot: No. That is Larry's. I want to go to Chucker Cheese.
Me: What do they have at Chucker Cheese?
T: They have....games. And cheese.
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Tot is a typical kid. Whatever "typical" means. He is mostly happy, sometimes pouty. He does get angry, but he gets over it quickly. If he's whiny, my money is on hungry, but sometimes with a side of tired. He is smart and talkative and playful and ACTIVE. He's never shy, but he may have to warm up to a new crowd. He's funny and weird and loving. The child makes up the most ridiculous jokes. They never make sense but are always hilarious (to him). If he could he would do nothing other than be glued to a screen. We pretty strictly limit weekday screen time, so he is "forced" to look at books or play outside or inside - which he is also happy to do once he gets started.
What I love is how much he is absorbing in terms of learning. Before 2, he could identify circles consistently. We didn't even know his class was "working on" shapes. He was playing in an inflatable pool, pointed to a design (circle) and declared it so. The first color he learned was "oin" or orange. He could identify a few other colors before two, but orange has always been his favorite. His second favorites have changed as he has gotten older. Right now, second is strongly red.
We knew when he was working on letters and sounds. We thought it was Amazing and Adorable when he started uttering the first "a-a-apple. That starts with "A"!" about a year ago. That is actually still impressive to us because he is better at it and does it with random words he hears that we know he hasn't "studied" in school.
He loves to count, and we exploit that a bit. To quiet the "how long until we are there" line of questioning, we ask him to count to a certain number - usually 100*. Sometimes, he asks how long, and we tell him 10 minutes. He expects to count to 10 and be there. I have asked him to count to 60 10 times, with me keeping track of the repetitions. It's not boring to him or annoying to us, and it gives him good practice in both counting and learning time frames.
He is going into math now. He had six grapes and ate them all. MH gave him four from his own plate. Tot blurted, "That makes TEN grapes!" Another day, he asked why we built doors on our house. I told him that they kept flies out and kept our home secure (referring to exterior doors). In his head, he counted the exterior doors - 3 (from my lap in the rocking chair). Then he scrolled through his memory and numbered the interior doors and came up with 6 that are to specific rooms in our house. I pointed out two doors to closets (I forgot closets IN rooms). He added those to the 6 other ones and announced "That makes eight! And three other doors makes ELEVEN! We have eleven doors!" I was so shocked and proud and amazed all at the same time. His correctly counting the rooms -in his head. His adding the closets to the interior doors then adding ALL the doors. I love this learning. I love witnessing it and contributing to it. I love this stage. I am so happy to be able to experience him and all that goes with him.
*We are weird parents (I think). We do not have DVD players in our cars. We do not own a portable DVD player. We do have a Kindle Fire, but we only allow it in the car for long trips. We let him babble and sing and talk and look at books until we are all tired of the noise. I've asked MH if we are mean or weird because of our technology limits (especially in the car), and we both agree that his talking and singing doesn't bother us as a general rule. I will say that he is handed technology sooner on a return trip than a departing one!
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Mountain Climbing
Sunday, we took an outing to a state park to climb Pinnacle Mountain. Tot was so excited to go on an mountain climbing adventure. As we drove and the mountain came into view, Tot said, "I have good skills to climb THAT." We carried a large cup of cool water to sip on as we climbed in the August heat. Tot started calling it "gas". And if he got winded, he'd ask for "some more gas". We didn't make it all the way to the top. We were walking right along when MH mentioned turning around to go back. Tot said, "Okay." Then he turned around and passed us heading down. He wanted to go to the playground. It was nice to spend some time together being active and outside!
After our adventure, we went to some friends' house for dinner. These friends' youngest grandkids are older than Tot, so there's not a lot in the way of entertainment for Tot when we are there. He found a perfect spot for Kindle watching.
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However, analysts cautioned the market's recent surge may be losing momentum after a 9 percent gain in the past two weeks, and big-name exporters weakened as investors took profits.
Domestic-demand driven stocks such as banks and real estate firms still found favor, with Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (8316.T) gaining 1.0 percent and Mitsui Fudosan (8801.T) advancing 1.8 percent.
The Nikkei .N225 closed up 0.4 percent at 9,423.30, its fourth straight day of gains and its highest close since April 27.
Japanese opposition leader Shinzo Abe, who is expected to win a December election, said on Tuesday the country cannot restore its fiscal health without overcoming deflation, calling for bolder monetary and fiscal stimulus to revive the economy.
His comment lifted the dollar comfortably above 82 yen and help trim some earlier losses among exporters, whose earnings benefit from a weaker yen. The dollar last traded at 82.27 yen.
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Traders said investors, who were underweight Japanese stocks, continued to pour new money into the market as the yen has weakened sharply on expectations of a new government determined to pressure the central bank into more easing.
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Sentiment was also bolstered by news that euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund clinched an agreement on reducing Greece's debt in a breakthrough to release urgently needed loans to keep the near-bankrupt economy afloat.
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Brendan has written reviews for Three Percent in the past, and has worked for many years as a teacher, translator, editor, and writer. Brendan's translations include works by Juan Velasco, Álvaro Enrigue, Juan Filloy, and Carlos Fuentes.
Petrushevskaya's previous collection published in English, There Once Lived A Woman Who Tried To Kill Her Neighbor's Baby (Penguin Books), came out in 2009 and was on NPR's/Jessa Crispin's 2009 best books list. Here's a bit of Brendan's review:
This slender, uncanny volume—the second, best-selling collection of stories by Russian author Ludmilla Petrushevskaya to appear in the U.S.—has already received considerable, well-deserved praise from many critics and high profile publications. Its seventeen short tales, averaging ten pages each, are grouped into four sections: "A Murky Fate"; "Hallelujah, Family!"; "My Little One"; and "A Happy Ending." But there is little in them that readers might associate with true love or happy endings. Instead, Petrushevskaya delivers a smoking, cast-iron skillet upside the head: promiscuity, serial mendacity, domestic violence, dangerous liaisons, ineptitude, ignorance, geriatric romance, and cringing fear. Love stories? Seamy debacles. Hookup sagas set in a grim Moscow and environs. Coupling stories fraught with meanness, misery, and egregious misunderstanding. Workaday women sharing sour, collective apartments and tawdry, loveless lives. Young women who flower, suffer abuse, and wither. Collision stories: hapless women, old before their time, thwarted by brutal men. Though the men hardly fare better.
In "A Murky Fate," an unmarried thirty-something living with her mother engineers a drab tryst with a man who services her with perfunctory courtesy and patronizing affection. But in her sterile office-life world, this confers a blissful memory: "There was nothing but pain in store for her, yet she cried with happiness and couldn't stop."
"The Fall" offers a dry comedy of manners at a state-run seaside resort where vacationers escaping the rainy north come together only to multiply one another's misery. A gaudy temptress attracts a mooning pack of suitors before efficiently selecting her tall, confident "Number One." They find the sex lovelorn travelers yearn for, only to fall prisoner to their coveted exclusion and inevitable teary separation: "Our golden couple has departed. The delicate Carmen and her faithful husband, Number One, are jetting through the frozen air away from each other, back to their children and spouses, back to the cold, and to hard, grim work."
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Expecting increased traffic as a result of the upcoming Boy Scout Jamboree, officials at ACE Adventure Resort hope to attract more volunteers to their annual trail maintenance weekend in the New River Gorge on April 27-28.
In return for their assistance, volunteers who register for the event are accommodated free-of-charge in cabins on Saturday and Sunday nights and are provided free rental bikes for evening rides.
According to event organizer Molly Wolff, resort officials plan to double the number of maintenance projects they tackle in an effort to accommodate the Jamboree, which is expected to attract more than 20,000 scouts to the New River Gorge region July 15-24.
Wolff said the resort will host many scouts and families in its cabins and campgrounds and expects increased traffic on its trail system, which joins hiking and biking trails managed by the National Park Service as part of the New River Gorge National River.
The 1,500-acre ACE resort is located adjacent to the national parkland fewer than five miles north of the Bechtel National Scout Reserve, which will host its first national Jamboree following two years of unprecedented planning and construction.
"We expect a dramatic increase in trail use this summer, before, during, and after the Jamboree," Wolff said.
"We're also expecting an increase in tourism on site as a result of the visibility the event provides the national park area."
Lodging for the trail maintenance weekend will beprovided in the resort's Cozy Park Cabins, each of which sleeps up to four adults and two children and features a full kitchen, queen size bed, and a private outdoor hot tub.
Trail volunteers will be expected to work Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., during which lunch will be provided, and Sunday 9 a.m. to noon.
More than a dozen trails traverse the resort and descend into the New River Gorge, visiting overlooks, waterfalls and ghost towns, and all are open to the public year round from dawn until dusk, Wolff said.
Established in 1981 as American-Canadian Expeditions, ACE hosts more than 50,000 rafters annually on the New and Gauley rivers and offers more than a dozen additional outdoor-recreation venues, including zip lining, rock climbing, and ATV touring.
ACE gained worldwide notoriety in June 2012 when 183 zip-liners barreled along a 203-foot cable at its mile-long zip-line course, setting a Guinness World Record in the sport.
The resort was designated the largest adventure resort in North America by The Travel Channel in 2010, based on the number of guests it accommodates, the number of adventures it provides, and the size of its facility.
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Expecting increased traffic as a result of the upcoming Boy Scout Jamboree, officials at ACE Adventure Resort hope to attract more volunteers to their annual trail maintenance weekend in the New River Gorge on April 27-28.
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In October 2008, a Winnipeg police officer was excited and nervous about testifying in court for the first time in his career. But Const. Paul Clark was in shock after a Crown attorney dropped a case against an alleged drug dealer because she said he and his partner were about to commit perjury.
Now, Clark is testifying in court for the first time in his career, but it is to defend himself and his partner against charges they obstructed justice by changing their story about how the alleged drug dealer was arrested.
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On Thursday, Clark said it was only when he reviewed his notes a few days before a preliminary hearing against the alleged dealer arrested by him and his partner, Const. Graeme Beattie, that he realized there was a discrepancy.
Clark said while his partner had written in his notes he had picked up a see-through plastic baggy filled with crack cocaine before chasing the man into a Redwood Avenue house, Clark only saw him pick up a baggy after emerging from the house with the man in custody and a quantity of drugs found inside.
Clark, on the job for three years at the time, said the pair met with Crown attorney Erin Magas before the hearing.
He said Beattie, who had been a police officer for about 21/2 years, first asked her if any video would be shown in court from a camera that was at the back of the house.
"She told us the defence has no obligation to disclose a video, but if there was one, what would it show?" he said.
Clark said after Beattie told her about the baggy issue, Magas closed her folder and said she would be staying the charges because "if I put you on the stand, you'd be perjuring yourself. Your careers aren't worth $6,000 worth of crack."
Clark said Magas asked for the name of their superior, appeared to write it down, and then left the room.
"I was in shock," he said. "I didn't really know what had happened. I was kind of numb. We walked down to the cruiser car and not a word was said by us."
Clark denied they doctored their notes or were afraid there was something on a video that would show they'd lied about the incident.
When defence counsel Aaron Fox asked Clark if there was anything he would do differently in the meeting with the Crown, he said: "I would never let anybody talk to me that way again without speaking up."
Under cross-examination by special prosecutor Robert Tapper, Clark admitted he didn't file a complaint against the Crown or complain to his superiors.
"You didn't do a thing to show you were unhappy because you weren't unhappy with the decision because it saved you from committing perjury," Tapper said, to which Clark said: "I disagree."
Clark agreed there is nothing in either his or his partner's notes that indicates they knew a camera was at the back of the house.
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Following on the 2009 Convention's "Focus on Translation," the MLA1 has just released an official statement on Evaluating Translations as Scholarship.
Overall, this is a pretty interesting document, both because it helps establish some guidelines for assessing translations in "personnel decisions related to hiring, retention, merit awards, promotion, and tenure." Seeing that the general line for the past XX years has been that translation could hurt your chances at getting tenure, this is a pretty significant sea change.
Not that it's my place to speak on such matters, but seriously, it's about time. I would say more, but I feel like all comments coming to mind are inflammatory, so I'll let the MLA take over and explain the reasons why translations "should count" as academic practice:
Translation has been an indispensable component of intellectual exchange and development throughout recorded history. Today, the ever-accelerating interaction among cultures and economies in our globalized world is exponentially increasing the need for translation. As more and more postsecondary institutions incorporate translation studies and translator training into their curricula, there is a growing need for faculty members who are scholars and practitioners of translation. Moreover, the translation of a work of literature or scholarship—indeed, of any major cultural document—can have a significant impact on the intellectual community, while the absence of translations impedes the circulation of ideas.
More and more academics are therefore undertaking translation as a component of their professional activity and as a natural extension of their teaching. Whether they translate literary or scholarly works or other cultural documents, they are engaging in an exacting practice, at once critical and creative, that demands lexical precision; detailed knowledge of historical, political, social, and literary contexts; and a nuanced sense of style in both the source language and the target language. It goes without saying that the machine-translation programs available online are woefully inadequate to cope with such demanding texts.
Every translation is an interpretation; each one begins with a critical reading, then expands and ultimately embodies that reading. Given the importance of the endeavor and the expertise required to do it justice, a translation of a literary or scholarly work or another cultural document should be judged as an integral part of the dossiers submitted by candidates for academic positions and by faculty members facing personnel decisions. Institutions thus need to ensure that translations are subject to peer review on the same basis as monographs and other recognized instances of scholarly activity.
Preach it!
What's really interesting to me is the part "for reviewers." This is a really complicated situation for most people: if they don't know the source language, they freak out and believe that it's impossible to judge the translation; and if they do know the source language, they tend to hone in on nitpicky word choices and freak out. I'm tempted to quote the whole section, but anyone who's interested can read it for themselves, so instead, here's the highlights:
All reviewers can to some extent assess the translation's readability, stylistic qualities, scholarly value, and overall interest to its target audience. In principle (the qualifier is necessary because editors sometimes intervene), every sentence, every word, every punctuation mark represents a deliberate choice by the translator in the attempt to capture not only meaning but also structure, idiom, diction, rhythm, tone, voice, and nuance. A translation must occasionally violate the norms of Standard English in order to convey the characteristics and idiosyncrasies of the source text. Reviewers who are not in a position to compare the translation with the source text can nevertheless consider questions such as the following:
Do the translator's supporting materials and the introduction and critical apparatus accompanying the published work, if any, shed light on the translation challenges involved and on the solutions adopted?
In a work of fiction, does the discursive register correspond to the context? For example, in dialogue, does the tone shift to represent different characters' voices?
In a work of nonfiction, is there evidence that the translator has appropriately adapted the work to the frame of reference of its new audience? Has the translator sought out and referred to existing English editions of foreign works cited in the source text?
If the work has been translated before, how does the new translation compare with the earlier one(s)? Does it offer new insights or emphases? [. . .]
Reviewers who read both the source language and the target language can address the complex question of the translation's "faithfulness" to the source text. A good translation will contain few outright misreadings. Yet success or failure in translation ultimately depends not so much on the literal transposition of discrete meanings as on an interpretation of the myriad traits and dimensions of the source text. Reviewers need to recognize that readability and argumentative comparability at the level of large-scale discursive structures (paragraphs, chapters, entire books) are legitimate objectives that may create the appearance of a departure at the level of words and sentences. Translators use a wide variety of techniques to compensate for structural differences between languages and to minimize loss: expansion, condensation, displacement, borrowing, exegesis, generalizing, particularizing, transposition, and so on. An apparent error or deviation may turn out to be an apt rendering of a provocative or anomalous passage in the source text; just as significantly, it may be an artifact of the translator's decision to rephrase, reorder, condense, or expand in order to convey meaning more clearly or more idiomatically in the target language.
Now hopefully universities across the country will adopt these guidelines and translation work will be integrated into more personnel evaluations . . .
1 "Acknowledgment. Sections of this document have been adapted with permission from the following sources: a statement prepared in February 2009 by Michael Heim and the academic working group of Salzburg Global Seminar 461; a statement by the American Literary Translators Association, titled "Translation and Academic Promotion and Tenure"; guidelines for book reviewers prepared by Michael Moore and the PEN American Center Translation Committee."2
2 I was at the Salzburg Global Seminar when Michael Henry Heim presented this. Catherine Porter, the MLA President who decided that 2009 would be translation-centric and the person who e-mailed me about this statement, was also there. As always, he greatly impressed me with his professionalism and dedication to actually "getting something done." Also very cool that the PEN Translation Committee is getting some props.
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