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Book your room at Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Richmond Airport
Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Suite, 1 Queen Bed with SofabedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 4 children)
Suite, 1 Queen Bed with Sofabed, SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 4 children)
Suite, 1 Queen Bed with Sofabed, SmokingMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, SmokingMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, AccessibleMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 4 children)
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Situated near the airport, in Sandston, this hotel is close to Virginia Aviation Museum. Area attractions also include St. John's Episcopal Church and Edgar Allan Poe Museum.
Hotel Features
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Richmond Airport offers a complimentary continental breakfast. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Sandston hotel also offers a fitness center, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 100
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 3
- Free WiFi
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Pet fee: USD 50 per pet, per stay
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Sprucing Up Your Bathroom Tile
Get tips for repairing or replacing your aging tile.
By: Rosemary Sadez Friedmann
Does your bathroom tile look as if it needs Geritol? Is it falling off the wall? For that matter, is the paint in the bathroom peeling like badly sunburned skin? I feel sorry for you because there's nothing you can do but strip it all and start over. Sure, you can patch, but the problem will come back to haunt you until you do it right.
Whether you're redoing or starting fresh, let me make some suggestions. Gypsum board and plywood are what are usually used behind the finished product. So far so good, but be sure the gypsum board is water-resistant "green board." If you've ever seen gypsum board, it has a paper covering that's gray or green. The gray is commonly used throughout the house, while the green should be used in the wet areas such as bathrooms and the kitchen.
Even though the green board is water-resistant — and the key word here is resistant — it's not a panacea. Direct contact with water will cause the gypsum board to deteriorate, so for proper installation, cut corners and edges, particularly those surrounding plumbing, should be bound with waterproof tape.
The green board should be used for ceilings and walls outside the tub and shower area only. For the actual walls behind the tiled or marbled shower and tub, fiberglass-reinforced Portland cement board will do the trick because direct contact with water does not deter this material. If it's a kitchen installation, the Portland cement should be used on the backsplash near the sink as well as the steamy stove area.
Even better than this is lathe and cement mortar, but this requires the expertise of a technician. It's also an expensive and very messy job. The Portland cement, on the other hand, can be installed by a proficient do-it-yourselfer.
If you're doing it yourself, note that the screws or nails used to attach the board to the studs must be water-resistant. The seams should be covered with fiberglass tape and then covered with the same mortar or mastic used to set the tile.
Half-inch-thick gypsum board is usually used for walls in homes, though a thicker board, from 5/8-inch to a full inch, is required for commercial buildings. Fire laws require that the commercial walls be able to resist fire for at least an hour. I guess they think it won't take you an hour to get out of your house.
Of course, if you want to be totally safe, use green board throughout the house and make it at least 5/8-inch thick. You won't be the only one doing this. I know several homeowners who have or are in the process of constructing their homes this way.
Just think — if you've done the job right, you can splish-splash in the tub all you want.
(Rosemary Sadez Friedmann, an interior designer in Naples, Fla., is author of Mystery of Color.)
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The bulk chemical transportation provider Quality Distribution Inc moved from being in the red to the black in the fourth quarter of last year and for all of 2014.
November 6, 2014
Bulk and chemical logistics provider Quality Distribution Inc. has reported a 9.7% increase in revenue in the third quarter of the year compared to a year ago while earning increased by an even wider margin.
September 23, 2014
Michael K. Borrows is the new CFO of USA Truck, replacing Clifton R. Beckham, who previously announced his resignation as executive vice president and chief financial officer.
September 17, 2014
Quality said it completed testing of the service with its western rail partner earlier in the current quarter and has begun initial shipments with some of its largest customers.
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Bulk chemical hauler Quality Carriers Inc. has expanded into the Charleston, South Carolina market in partnership with its sister company Boasso America Corporation.
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The parent to trucking companies Quality Carriers and Boasso America saw its first quarter income drop by 66%.
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Bulk chemical hauler Quality Carriers has expanded its operations in the Houston area due to increasing business from the natural gas sector.
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The parent company to chemical bulk hauler Quality Carriers and intermodal tank container carrier Boasso America reported a loss in the final quarter of 2013 following a profit a year earlier.
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Microsoft InfoPath templates can only be opened once for each user
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When opening the virtualized version of InfoPath 2007, you can open sample form once when trying to "Customize a Sample" in Getting Started window, but you get the following error when trying to open it a second time: "InfoPath cannot create a new blank form. InfoPath cannot open the form. To fix this, please contact your system administrator." If you click the "Show Details" button, you get the following information: "Form template: urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:infopath:oob:Sample-Asset-Tracking:1033 Cannot create a file when that file already exists."
This error does not occur when you specify you want to "Design" the form. Only when you specify "Open" or you double click the form.
If you reset the layer, you will be able to access the same template once again, but the second attempt after the reset will yield the same error.
Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007
When the form is opened the first time, InfoPath creates a temporary file in the user's local app data folder. When the program is closed, it deletes it the temporary file. Since this happens all in the layer, a delete entry is created. When you try to launch the same template again, InfoPath tries to create the temporary file again with the same name in the same folder, but the file actually already exists, SWV is just masking it from view at that point. So you get the error that indicates it cannot create a file that already exists.
In the layer, create a exclude entry for the directory [LOCALAPPDATA]\Microsoft\InfoPath\FormCache2 checking the box to also exclude subdirectories. Then reset the layer to clear the delete entry.After this is done, the temporary file is created on the base and then deleted from the base so SWV no longer needs to create the delete entry and you will no longer have the issue.
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The highly informative article, "2006 - year of agricultural renewal" (Dec. 31), highlights the enormous task ahead of the nation in reviving the agricultural sector.
The author's idea of development of rural farm science managers to demystify biotechnology and information technology should be taken up immediately.
A professionally led National Biotechnology Regulatory Authority should be set up soon.
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One peculiar feature of Indian agriculture that has to be taken into account while formulating any action plan is that it is tradition-oriented.
Agricultural operations in the country are more labour-intensive than capital-intensive. Most of the lands are watered through gravity-fed canals, which means that minimum energy inputs are needed for watering crops.
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This Parody Of NPR's "Serial" Podcast Is More Amazing Than Adnan Syed's Pubescent Mustache*
Okay, first off, are you listening to NPR's "Serial" podcast? If not, I need you to stop what you're doing -- yes, stop reading this post -- and download all seven episodes so far, clear your schedule tomorrow to listen to them all and get with the goddamn program, because it is AMAZING.
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Shop Your Way To A Thigh Gap!
We have comedy team Just Boobs Sketch to thank for this great parody of the extreme measures women are expected to take to adhere to modern beauty standards. As part of the group's mission to #EndThighGap, the comedy ladies peddle us a fictional pair of jeans that will widen thigh gaps with the hel…
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"Weird Al" Yankovic Parodies Lorde With His New Song & Video For "Foil"
"Weird Al" Yankovic! Still a thing! And he has a new album of relatively funny parody songs called Mandatory Fun. Every day for eight days leading up to the album's release, Weird Al has been releasing a new music video, and today's is admittedly not to be missed. "Foil" is a parody of Lorde's "Royals"…
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From the same people who brought us such ah-mah-zing mockumentary series as "Burning Love" and "Newsreaders," comes a new show about female empowerment and the betterment of mankind. SIKE! It's about completely vapid Florida-based housewives who wear tacky dresses, drink too many mojitos, and prefer their men like their chocolate—rich. It's called "The Hotwive…
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Sunday nights I have a ritual. I cook a kick ass dinner, I smoke some weed and I watch "Cosmos" high. The show is incredible all on its own, but man, it is mind-blowing when you're stoned. The visuals are even more wondrous and the expansiveness of the universe is, like, extra, extra expansive and crazy and WHOA. But…
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Sitting alongside the crash course in horror film history is a run through of del Toro's own contributions to the genre. His 2006 Oscar-nominated indie Pan's Labyrinth is all over the intro, as well as a few blink-and-you'll-miss-them nods to his 1993 feature debut, Cronos.
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3332 days 14 hours 50 min ago
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It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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This is a good idea. Done.
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re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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The ellipsis... what's with that?
NEW YORK -- Earlier this summer, Choire Sicha, the writer, editor and co-founder of the Awl, came to an unpleasant realization. His emails, he noticed, had veered into the realm of the ridiculous.
"Suddenly, one day," he recalls, "I was delivering drifting, whiny telegraphs instead of emails: 'Hey... this is great... I don't know when I'll get to an edit but... one thing is you should think about the ending there... but maybe I'll find one in the middle for you, so don't worry too much... OK more soon!' " Sicha, it turns out, had "picked up a really bad ellipsis habit," an affliction marked by three circular black dots that tend to appear, well, everywhere; in the most severe cases, anywhere from four to infinity dots will become visible. "It got out of control," he says.
If you've been there, you know Sicha's tumble into ellipsis overkill is no picnic. First it's just three simple dots every now and again. Then it's six at the end of text messages. Soon enough, your average email consists of 48 dots and zero complete sentences. (For those looking to learn the actual rules of ellipsis usage, the Punctuation Guide (thepunctuationguide.com) provides a useful, if incomplete, primer. In more formal writing, ellipses are often used to show omissions from within a piece of text; in casual communications, they are used a zillion different ways.)
Sadly, the curious case of Choire Sicha is far from an uncommon scenario. Shortly after hearing from him and deciding to examine the issue more thoroughly, I received an email from a friend in Ohio that included two sentences... and six dots: "I just got back from softball... we got CREAMED..." Surely it had to be a coincidence. Perhaps the message was an aberration, or a Baader-Meinhof-type recognition on my part. To the cellphone!
I scrolled through my text message inbox. Sure enough: ellipses everywhere! The most recent message was from my mom. It referenced a trip to Ireland by my aunt: "Got back last Saturday... they loved it!" A note from a friend, responding to a text asking whether he had any big weekend plans, followed: "No... Just the rib cook off tomorrow. Then house inspection on Sunday... yay!" Another text near the top of the queue had been sent as a condolence of sorts for a loss by my hometown Pittsburgh Pirates: "Well, like you said... we can't win 'em all." I'll spare you the rest, but nearly every message included... ellipses.
On the surface, the rise of ellipses doesn't make much sense. They don't generally provide any sort of typing shortcut. Aside from when the shift or alt keys are involved -- or when a new character screen must be accessed to type a mark using one's phone -- ellipses often require more key strikes and time than the alternative punctuation they are intended to replace. Plus, in most instances, we tend to prefer punctuation that is, first and foremost, clear. Ellipses, at least as they are used in text messages and emails and other forms of online communication appear to offer the opposite of clarity.
So if ellipses aren't shortcuts, and they aren't especially clear, what's going on here?
For Clay Shirky, an author, scholar and New York University professor who studies the effects of the Internet and technology on society, the flood of ellipses is one signifier of a unique and interesting moment in the history of written language. He suggests ellipses are most often used as replacements for pause words such as um and uh. So, he says, "people are communicating like they are talking, but encoding that talk in writing." For the majority of history, he adds, written words were drafted to be read much later, which led people to compose their thoughts in the form of full sentences.
"Now, though, much of what is typed is for swift delivery and has more the character of speech, where whole, unbroken sentences are a rarity," Shirky says.
"Speech is instead characterized by continuous flow, with lots of pauses, repeats, false starts... and pauses to indicate changes in direction. We're living in a moment a bit like Alexander the Great's time, when he adopted the altogether remarkable habit (or so Plutarch reported) of reading silently. The relationship between the alphabet and talking was progressively broken as people learned to sound things out in their heads. Now we're seeing a moment of reversal, where people are trying to use alphabets like we're talking, and it's... hard. So we reach for the ellipsis."
When queried about his ellipsis overuse, my friend on the terrible softball team -- who is also a professor in the communications department at a large Midwestern university -- went even further in connecting the dots to speech.
He said he uses ellipses mainly because they help him feel as though he's engaged in a more dynamic written conversation -- with the ellipses serving mostly as intentional, meaningful pauses.
"It's largely a preference for what seems like a more dramatic way of presenting something," he says. "When I'm writing my friends, I see that writing more as I would in conversation with them: more intimately, more expressively, usually with pauses for facial contortions and intentional negative spaces. On the phone, enough of the elements of in-person conversation are present that we can imagine what the person looks like on the other end. But email, and even texts, are so cold this way."
For Sicha, there was something else at play when he was typing all those dots, though. "It was a way to write lazy emails, honestly, without having to think about syntax or relation of each sentence to the next," he says.
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Updated on Sunday, August 4, 2013 at 1:39 PM CDT: Corrects headline
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I suppose the act of reading starts with an act of translation. Before it's possible to make sense of words on a page, if we're lucky, mummy will read to us. If it's a long book, she'll probably make a bit of an adaptation, shortening some bits, making the odd comment and perhaps even an expansion if there's a bit she's enjoying.
She might leave out some things that need too much explanation, turning us later into textual critics as we puzzle over what was omitted. And even if she reads it word for word for us tucked up in bed and listening, there's a familiar voice interposed between us and the voice of the book, the voice that would be the same anywhere.
It seems to me that literature always comes to us through multiple acts of translation, even when mummy's voice is no longer necessary to us as readers. I've come to think of the act of writing itself as an act of translation, the writer translating the physical or immaterial facts of the world into a series of words that will render those facts in our minds' eye.
When William Carlos Williams writes a poem that contains nothing more than the verbal equivalent of a red wheelbarrow and some white chickens, he has translated some wood, some paint, some birds from a sensuous experience into a verbal one. We receive the verbal experience, and look out into the middle distance, seeing a red wheelbarrow, three, perhaps four chickens, and the act of translation is complete.
All along the line of translators, readers, writers, retellers, the individual has a choice. Is he or she going to be translucent or opaque?
There is an idea out there that some, if not all of the people in the line should be invisible to the reader. Between the subject, or the experience, and the life when it takes root in the reader's mind, there should be as little texture as possible. We should not be troubled by thoughts of the writer's decision, and certainly if there is a translator involved, taking the words from the writer's language into words in a possible reader's, then they should tactfully retreat in all circumstances. We should ideally be left in a world where no intermediary intervenes between us and those white chickens.
I don't know about this. It seems to me that the intermediaries can come in different forms, in transparent and modest ways or in opaque and insistent manners, and neither is necessarily better than the other.
Writers, after all, can be joyously noisy, asking us to enjoy their choices of words like Shakespeare or Dickens or P.G. Wodehouse or Joyce, or they can be chaste and withdrawn, wanting us to see the thing beyond in its most easily ignorable verbal dress, like Katherine Mansfield or George Eliot or Trollope.
There was one teacher at school who liked acting stuff out and putting on voices; there were others who got through the afternoon book without all of that. Some kids liked the one, some kids liked the other one. It wasn't a question of one being more difficult or better behaved than the other. We sometimes like one sort of writer rather than another, a plain one rather than one who likes the words thwack and boojum and hurly-burly; an author who says "Ice formed on the butler's upper slopes" and one who says "The marchioness went out at five o'clock".
Translators proper are always supposed to be invisible, I know, but I don't know why this should be. I was always a keen reader of fiction in translation, and when I think about the translations I love, often there's a sense of the translator's own noise coming in somewhere and, often, inspiring me to think about the world and the ways in which it's been described.
There are two Italian novels that have meant a lot to me in different ways, and I think it's because of the different approaches made by the English translators. Both of them have influenced my work a good deal. The first is a collection of novellas by Leonardo Sciascia, Sicilian Uncles, which I first read in a translation by N.S. Thompson.
They are about Sicilian history. In the first, set at the end of the Second World War in a Sicilian village, a small boy corners the market in cigarettes as far as his uncle is concerned, extracting them from the German occupying soldiers and selling them at an inflated rate. The Germans disappear: the rate rises sharply. There are rumours of Americans, but not the actuality. And one day the Americans appear, and the boy comes home to find his uncle luxuriously smoking American cigarettes that he'd been given for nothing. The days of plenty are over: "How much would you have made me pay for these, then?" the uncle asks, and the boy bursts into tears. Thompson is plain, invisible, tactful: the Sicilian flavour of Sciascia's prose is barely hinted at, even in dialogue.
And then there is Natalia Ginzburg's Family Sayings, her memoir/novel. It's a book I've often thought about in the thirty years since I first read it. The recurrent stories families tell each other crop up here, and their famous sayings; the worst tragedies are barely touched on, including the way Ginzburg's husband was tortured to death in prison, but we hear a lot about her furious father and energetic brothers. I first read it in D.M. Low's translation, and it's his turn of phrase that means so much to me: the aunt who was famous for muttering "Something every day, something every day. Now Drusilla's bust her specs" or the conductor who was famous for saying "We did not come to Bergamo for a picnic, but to perform Carmen, the masterpiece of Bizet".
There's no question that one translator has tried to remove himself: the other comfortably to enjoy his own turn of phrase. There's a place for each of them.
Somewhere or other Derrida remarks that there are two hyperbolic phrases about translation: one that nothing is translatable, the other that everything is translatable.
Somewhere between these two true but hyperbolic assertions, we have to live. And there is a similar tantalizing, more practical problem with translations that I've always struggled with. The best translations ought to be the first ones, the translations by the writers who lived in the same world as the originals.
Sometimes this is true. I don't think anyone has ever really surpassed Constance Garnett and the Maudes' translations of Tolstoy, for instance – they just seem to live in a comparable world of speech, and that must come from them sharing an age. But in other cases, the translator has had to work in a world that hasn't quite decided what the original is like.
The interesting case here is H.T. Lowe-Porter, whose Thomas Mann translations I grew up with and used to think that that was what Mann sounded like. She's got it slightly wrong, however, and even The Magic Mountain has a persistent sort of jocularity of tone that isn't quite right, and is consistently not quite right. She's from the right age; she might not be the right sort of person, and later translators have got it more nearly right.
But then there are cases when translators, moving away in time from their original, no longer live within that world and don't really understand the refinements of tone in the original. The successive translations of Proust into English have begun to lose the sense of that world: the newish Penguin translation corrects all sorts of blunders that the first translators made, but introduces all sorts of bizarre new ones, like saying "guy" for a young man, "broadcast" for gossip, or, at one point, calling M. d'Osmond "She" – his nickname is "Mama" and the translator thought a character was talking about his mother. I don't think a sharper, more worldly translator in the 1920s would have made these sorts of mistakes.
I suppose what I am arguing for is more investment by publishers in translations of our contemporaries, because we live in their world, and we will understand the right turns of phrase.
A year or two back, I was sent a translation by Lydia Davis of Madame Bovary. It was excellent, but I discovered with some astonishment that the novel has now been translated into English at least 22 times now. I would really like to recommend to publishers that they start to invest not just in systematic translations of excellent contemporary novelists, and if that doesn't seem to do the trick, turn to classics which have never been translated, like much of Adalbert Stifter or Jean Paul. The publishers who do exactly that, like MacLehose Press, do a sterling job: there ought to be more of them.
It's a favourite game of writers and readers, swapping the errors and blunders of translations. Swapping the great beauties of splendid translations takes much more effort, and is much less amusing in conversation. The profession of translator, as a result, is one that seems to be much blamed and hardly at all credited, even at its most brilliant. But the miracle of translation is that so much comes through, whatever the expertise or otherwise of the writer, who has hardly managed to make himself clear, or the translator, who might know a local or a currently fashionable idiom, or might mistake it for a poetic flourish.
Pity the poor translator from English who first, some time in the 1980s, came across a character in a novel who sitting at a desk, put their hand on a mouse and clicked. Blunders happen, and beautiful rhapsodic sentences that seem exactly parallel to an original sentence, or a beautiful addition to it, or even a beautiful cure for its inadequacies, like Baudelaire's translations of Edgar Allen Poe. The consequences of those beautiful additions may not be at all predictable. I want to tell you a rather awful story about a translation – I'm not really sure whose fault it was.
Back in an earlier existence, I was occasionally donated by the House of Commons, my employer, to the Council of Europe for a week. I was constantly amazed by the skill and virtuosity of the translators over the headphones, but once one came rather badly unstuck. A nationalist politician was recommending a stronger border policy with reference to history, and spoke with admiration of
ces châteaux qui ont été construits par la sagesse des Normands.
It was a long afternoon, and the translator perhaps had his mind on something else. But what came over the relay was 'these castles which were built by Norman Wisdom'.
I'm sure that nobody among those being honoured tonight has ever made such an awful blunder, and it's a pleasure to bring them to centre stage, and recognize their high achievement.
About Philip Hensher
Philip Hensher was born in London in 1965. He was educated at Oxford and Cambridge, where he wrote a PhD on eighteenth-century English painting and satire. From 1990 to 1996 he was a House of Commons clerk.
His books are Other Lulus (1994), Kitchen Venom (1996), which won the Somerset Maugham Award, Pleasured (1998), The Bedroom of the Mister's Wife (1999), The Mulberry Empire (2002), The Fit (2005), The Northern Clemency (2008), which was shortlisted for the 2008 Man Booker Prize, King of the Badgers (2011) and Scenes From Early Life (2012), which won the 2013 Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Prize.
He also wrote a libretto to Thomas Ades' opera, Powder Her Face (1995), which has been performed across the world, recorded by EMI and filmed by Channel Four.
He is a regular contributor to The Spectator, The Independent, and other English newspapers. Hensher was made a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 1998, and is on their Council.
His new novel, The Emperor Waltz, was published by Fourth Estate in July 2014. He is Professor of Creative Writing at Bath Spa University and lives in London.
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Kevin Falcon will not commit to a full BC rail inquiry.
Just back from the Vancouver Sun live chat with Kevin Falcon, in which every question I submitted was given to Falcon except the last, because time ran out. So, what can you expect from Kevin Falcon if he were to … Continue reading
Supreme Court rules on secret witness issue Thursday am – will the Basi-Virk trial proceed?
From my friend Bill Tieleman's site : The most anticipated decision in the BC Rail corruption case of David Basi, Bob Virk and Aneal Basi will come at 6:45 a.m. BC time from the Supreme Court of Canada. The Court has announced … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile Tagged basi-virk, bc liberals, Bc Rail, bc rail scandal, berardino, Gordon Campbell, Laila Yuile, legislature raids, patrick kinsella, railgate, secret witness Leave a comment
" I believe reasonable and prudent Canadians would see in them evidence leading to allegations of criminal breach of trust, criminal fraud in the use of public money, criminal violation of fiduciary duties, and the criminal destruction of evidence…"
An open letter of interest to all British Columbians, received by email today: October 5, 2009 Gary Bass, RCMP Deputy Commissioner, British Columbia, and Commanding Officer E Division, 5255 Heather Street, Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 1K6. email … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile Tagged basi-virk, bc liberals, bc rail scandal, Gordon Campbell, Laila Yuile, railgate, RCMP 9 Comments
Say, Gordo … Is this a date?
Guest commentary by BC Mary The Campbell Government is good at dating. They nailed three election campaigns just right. They've managed to delay the date of the Basi Virk trial for 3 years and counting. Their CanWest minions made it … Continue reading
NDP asks RCMP to Launch Criminal Investigation into Patrick Kinsella and CN in BC Rail Corruption Scandal.
In a bold move today, NDP MLA Leonard Krog stood on the steps of the BC Law courts building and called for a criminal investigation into that lobbyist about town, Patrick Kinsella, regarding his involvement with CN during the BC … Continue reading
Welcome to 2009…and Railgate leads the way.
Ok, I'm here: if only by the grace of hot coffee and ibuprofen – lots of it. Depending on who you ask, my voice deteriorated to the point that I now sound like either a phone sex operator, or an 86 … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile Tagged bc legislature raids, bc liberals, bc mary, bc rail scandal, bill good, Bill Tieleman, Bob Virk, bruce clark, christy clark, CKNW Talk SHow Idol, corruption, Dave basi, gary collins, Gordon Campbell, Laila Yuile, mark marissen, mary mackie, paul martin, politics, scandal 1 Comment