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Master of Translating and Interpreting
Sorry, this program is not available for local students.
Please contact Info Corner to discuss other study options.
Sorry, this program is not available for international students intending to study on a student visa.
If you hold a different visa type, you may be eligible. Please contact Info Corner for more information.
Melbourne City
In an increasingly global world, translators and interpreters are highly sought after professionals who provide a critical link in overcoming language barriers between people of different cultures.
Designed for people with advanced bilingual skills who want to further their career, this program will introduce you to advanced theoretical approaches and specialised knowledge of current and emerging industrial and ethical issues in the field. You will use innovative applications of communication technology to support translating and/or interpreting practice and gain insight into your own creativity.
By linking translation technology, ethics, professional and theoretical studies to practical issues in translating and interpreting, RMIT graduates are work-ready and prepared to respond to industry requirements.
RMIT is approved by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI) to offer the Master of Translating and Interpreting in the following languages:
- Arabic
- Auslan (interpreting only)
- Cantonese (interpreting only)
- Chinese (translation only)
- French
- Greek
- Indonesian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Malay
- Mandarin (interpreting only)
- Persian
- Spanish
- Turkish
- Vietnamese
These languages are offered as electives and are subject to interest and minimum numbers.
You need to have advanced bilingual skills in the language you select and may be required to demonstrate your knowledge prior to entry into the program.
Graduates who successfully complete the requisite core and elective courses at the required standard and achieve NAATI accreditation standards in selected assessment tasks will be recommended for NAATI accreditation at the appropriate level.
A Graduate Diploma exit point is also available.
1.5 years full-time or 3 years part-time (with advanced standing)
2 years full-time or 4 years part-time (without advanced standing)
For further information about advanced standing see the Pathways section.
International student visa holders can only study full-time.
You will experience a range of teaching and learning approaches including:
- independent research
- case studies
- lectures
- workshops in interpreting and translating labs
- tutorials
- problem-based learning activities
- professional projects
You will also be required to demonstrate a range of verbal, written and online approaches of communication.
RMIT translating and interpreting programs use Wordfast in training students on Computer Assisted Translation tools.
Assessment is designed to complement your learning experiences. Your knowledge and skills will be assessed through tasks that may include:
- essay writing
- reports
- class presentations
- group work
- online discussion
- industry-based assessment
- examinations and tests
- projects
All courses are delivered in English. Some courses have bilingual learning outcomes and assessments.
You will have access to online resources through the myRMIT student portal.
RMIT University is committed to providing you with an education that strongly links formal learning with professional or vocational practice.
Members of the teaching staff are all NAATI-accredited professional translators or interpreters who bring a wealth of experience, knowledge and skills to the classes, ensuring teaching and learning are inline with current industry standards.
You will participate in simulated interpreting activities with students from other discipline areas such as community services, criminal justice, occupational therapy and social work, giving you the opportunity to put your skills into practice.
Simulated translation activities and projects using subtitling software, translation memories and computer assisted translation tools give you the opportunity to work in both individual or team settings and experience industry practice.
Graduates of this program are qualified to work in a wide range of occupations and industries in Australia and overseas. There are many global opportunities available for translators and interpreters qualified at postgraduate level. Graduates can also work as a freelance or sub-contractor translator/interpreter.
Potential employers include:
- multinational firms and agencies operating in Australia and overseas
- foreign embassies and posts
- government departments and agencies
- NGOs
- localisation industry
- private businesses
Broader career prospects include employment in government areas such as:
- cross-cultural communication
- social and welfare services
- security services
- international trade relations in Australia or overseas
Professional recognition and accreditation
The program is approved by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI). Graduates who meet the requirements may be eligible for translator and/or interpreter accreditation with NAATI.
To be eligible for NAATI accreditation, you must graduate from the Master of Translating and Interpreting program by completing Translating Accrediting Practice and/or Interpreting Accrediting Practice electives and achieve a minimum grade in some assessment tasks in these courses (which may be higher than the academic pass to reflect the NAATI standards).
At a minimum, you must complete the Graduate Diploma degree in order to be recommended to NAATI for accreditation at the appropriate level.
Graduates can also freelance as a translator/interpreter.
RMIT's Education Abroad Office supports students to undertake an exchange or short term mobility activity with over 165 partner universities worldwide.
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Program and course information
The Master consists of 192 credit points. This incorporates a Graduate Diploma exit point (96 credit points).
The program structure includes a range of translating, interpreting, discourse and theory courses. Translating and interpreting electives may not be available in all languages and are offered subject to minimum numbers. All courses are worth 12 credit points unless otherwise noted.
Core courses:
Year 1
- Theoretical bases of translating and interpreting
- Ethics and professional issues
- Discourse studies for translators and interpreters
- Translation and technology.
Year 2
- Advanced theory of translating and interpreting
- Advanced discourse studies
- Research strategies - social sciences
- Extended professional project (24 credit points).
Program electives:
Elective courses required for NAATI accreditation:
- Translation accrediting practice (24 credit points) and/or
- Interpreting accrediting practice (24 credit points).
Other program elective courses:
- Language policy and services
- Pedagogy of translating and interpreting
- Minor thesis (24 credit points).
You can also specialise your practice through additional elective courses in cross-cultural communication; social, health and welfare services; justice and security services; and international trade relations in Australia or overseas.
Program plans
Plans are variations offered for a program such as specialisations, modes of delivery or location. Browse a plan to see the courses our students are currently studying.
|Plan code
Master of Translating and Interpreting
City Campus
Equivalent to 2 years FT or 4 years PT, (check Articulation & Pathways section for more detail)
|City Campus
|Equivalent to 2 years FT or 4 years PT, (check Articulation & Pathways section for more detail)
Sorry, this plan is not available for international students intending to study on a student visa.
If you hold a different visa type, you may be eligible. Please contact Info Corner for more infomation.
Program Structure
All courses listed may not be available each semester.
|Course Title
|Credit Points
|Course Code
|Theoretical Bases of Translating and Interpreting
|City Campus
|Discourse Studies for Translators and Interpreters
|City Campus
|Ethics and Professional Issues
|City Campus
|Translation and Technology
|City Campus
|Course Title
|Credit Points
|Course Code
|Translating Accrediting Practice
|City Campus
|Interpreting Accrediting Practice
|City Campus
|Language Policy and Language Services
|City Campus
|Pedagogy of Translating and Interpreting
|City Campus
|Course Title
|Credit Points
|Course Code
|Advanced Theory of Translating and Interpreting
|City Campus
|Advanced Discourse Studies
|City Campus
|Research Strategies - Social Sciences
|City Campus
|Extended Professional Project
|City Campus
|Course Title
|Credit Points
|Course Code
|Translating Accrediting Practice
|City Campus
|Interpreting Accrediting Practice
|City Campus
|Minor Thesis
|City Campus
|Language Policy and Language Services
|City Campus
|Pedagogy of Translating and Interpreting
|City Campus
Current student program guide
IntakesSemester 1, 2016
Applications close date
IntakesFebruary 2016, February 2017, July 2016, July 2017
Applications close date
Steps to apply
- Check the application dates to see when to apply.
- Ensure you meet all of the entry requirements (see above section).
- Choose your application method and apply.
- If applicable, complete the selection tasks for your program (see above section).
- For the best chance of success, submit your application by the deadline for timely applications.
Please note: Applicants must indicate in their application the language stream they are applying for.
Equity access
If circumstances have interrupted or disadvantaged your access to education, RMIT offers equity access schemes that allow selection officers to give applicants extra consideration, which may improve your prospects of studying at RMIT.
Steps to apply
1. Check program entry requirements and confirm you're eligible.
2. Ensure you have your supporting documents ready - this includes certified copies of all academic transcripts.
3. You can either submit your application using iApply online or use a registered RMIT representative in your country.
There are no application deadlines for international students; however, we encourage you to apply early as acceptance into programs is subject to the availability of places. An application fee may apply.
Learn more about the International application process.
Successful completion of an Australian Bachelor degree or equivalent. Applicants with significant relevant work experience may also be considered.
Please note: Applicants must indicate in their application the language stream they are applying for.
You must have successfully completed an Australian Bachelor degree (or equivalent overseas qualification) in any discipline.
You may also be considered if you have significant relevant work experience.
Selection tasks
Semester 2, 2015
All applicants are required to attend an intake test.
Semester 1, 2015 (closed)
You are required to pass a bilingual intake test administered by the University.
Intake tests will be conducted once applications have closed. Applicants will be notified in writing by RMIT of the specific arrangements, times and venues. It is the responsibility of all applicants to ensure that they attend the intake tests as notified by RMIT. The timing of the intake test is not negotiable and individual test times cannot be arranged. Entry into the program may be determined by the language being studied.
Selection tasks
Bilingual test: You are required to submit a completed Bilingual Test (PDF 253 KB 5p) along with your application.
English language requirements
To study this program you will need to complete one of the following English proficiency tests:
- IELTS (Academic): minimum overall band of 6.5 (with no individual band below 6.0)
- TOEFL (Paper based): minimum score of 580 (TWE 4.5)
- TOEFL (Internet Based Test - IBT): minimum overall score of 92 (with minimum of 20 in all sections)
- Pearson Test of English (Academic) (PTE A)): minimum score of 58 (with no communication band less than 50)
- Cambridge English Advanced (CAE): CAE Grade B (with no band less than Good)
For detailed information on English language requirements and other proficiency tests recognised by RMIT, visit English language requirements and equivalency information.
Don't meet the English language test scores? Complete an Advanced Plus Certificate at RMIT English Worldwide.
Tuition fees vary according to each program and are adjusted annually.
There are 2 tuition fee types:
- full fees where you will be responsible for the full cost
- Commonwealth supported place (CSP) fees where your tuition fee is shared between you and the Commonwealth Government if you meet the eligibility criteria. There are only a small number of CSPs available.
Fee assistance
As a full fee-paying student, you may be eligible to apply for the optional FEE-HELP loan scheme to assist you to pay all or part of your tuition fees.
As a Commonwealth supported student, you may be able to either:
- pay all or part of your student contribution up front and receive a 10% discount, or
- defer payment through the HECS-HELP loan scheme.
The annual tuition fee for 2016 is AU$24,960.
The total indicative tuition fee for 2016 commencement is AU$50,880.
Additional expenses
Prescribed books and readers may cost you AU$400-500 for the whole program.
In addition to tuition fees you will also pay the Student services and amenities fee (SSAF). You may be able to defer the fee through the SA-HELP loan scheme.
There may be other additional expenses and administrative fees associated with your studies.
Additional expenses
Other costs
In addition to tuition fees you also need to pay for:
Student services and amenities fee (SSAF) in each calendar year.
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) - Student visa holders must have cover for the total duration of their visa.
Some programs incur additional expenses.
You also need to account for your living expenses. Estimate the cost of living in Melbourne.
Important fee information
Find out more details about how fees are calculated and the expected annual increase.
RMIT awards more than 2000 scholarships every year to recognise academic achievement and assist students from a variety of backgrounds. Learn more about RMIT Scholarships.
RMIT awards more than 2000 scholarships every year to recognise academic achievement and assist students from a variety of backgrounds. Learn more about RMIT Scholarships.
If you have successfully completed undergraduate studies in a cognate discipline of translating and interpreting, languages or linguistics, you may be eligible for up to 48 credit points exemption from the University for up to 4 courses in the program's first year.
International students who have successfully completed a Masters of Translating and Interpreting studies from the following universities are eligible to receive one year advanced standing into the RMIT Master of Translating and Interpreting:
- Fu Jen Catholic University (Taiwan)
- Central China Normal University (CCNU)
Learn more about pathways or if you are eligible for credit transfer and recognition of prior learning.
Students also use this program as the first step in advancing to PhD research.
If you have successfully completed undergraduate studies in a cognate discipline of translating and interpreting, languages or linguistics, you may be eligible for up to 48 credit points exemption from the University for up to 4 courses in the program's first year.
International students who have successfully completed a Masters of Translating and Interpreting studies from the following universities are eligible to receive one year advanced standing into the RMIT Master of Translating and Interpreting:
- Fu Jen Catholic University (Taiwan)
- Central China Normal University (CCNU)
Learn more about pathways or if you are eligible for credit transfer and recognition of prior learning.
Students also use this program as the first step in advancing to PhD research.
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In "DoomWar," Victor Von Doom's many enemies band together under the leadership of the Black Panther and declare war on the Latverien Dictator. CBR spoke with editor Axel Alonso and artist Scot Eaton about the series.
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Reginald Hudlin, Denys Cowan and Axel Alonso met with fans in San Francisco to talk about BET's new animated series based on Marvel's classic King of Wakanda and tease fans about the identity of the new female Black Panther.
There's a new Black Panther in town and on TV. Marvel Comics and BP writer Reggie Hudlin talked comics, previewed the upcoming Panther animated series and gifted fans with a New York Comic Con exclusive.
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DC dominates a week featuring five jumps as T'Challa breaks it down, Captain Cold lives up to his name, Braniac 5 "takes care of it," Matty gets more political and much more.
An all-jump week is a winner in a big way as Jonathan Hickman goes to space, Cary Bates keeps a secret, Harvey Dent votes for chaos, T'Challa does that T'Challa thing while some other things get messy in the 50s.
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The Croatian Press
GEORGE J. PRPIĆ AND C. MICHAEL McADAMS
The Croatians are one of six South Slavic peoples who have inhabited the western parts of the Balkan peninsula since the seventh century. 1 After the fall of their medieval state, the Croatians lived in personal union with Hungary and then under Habsburg rule until 1918. From 1918 until 1941 Croatia existed within the Serbian-dominated Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Following four years of independence during World War II, Croatia was incorporated into the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Today, every third Croatian lives outside the Croatian homeland. 2 It is estimated that over 1.5 million Croatians, of all generations, live in the United States.
In America, Croatian immigrants had the opportunity to found their first free press. The first Croatian newspaper in America was Slavenska Sloga (Slavic unity), founded in San Francisco in 1884. 3 In 1892, Vjekoslav Piškulić, a native of Dubrovnik, founded Dalmatinska Zora (Dalmatian dawn), also in San Francisco. In nearby Oakland, California, another early publication was Sloboda (Liberty), followed by Trojedna Kraljevina (The triune kingdom). Most early Croatian immigrants were male Roman Catholics of peasant stock. Since one in three was illiterate, all early Croatian publications were struggling enterprises. 4
In Hoboken, New Jersey, A. G. Škrivanić founded the first Croatian newspaper on the East Coast, Napredak (Progress), on November 21, 1891. In Chicago, where many Croatians settled in the late nineteenth century, Hrvatska Zora (Croatian dawn) appeared on August 4, 1892. Owned and edited by political exile Janko Kovačević, this publication lasted only a year.
A former member of the Croatian Sabor (Parliament), Nikola Polić, founded the weekly Chicago in that city on October 21, 1892. In July 1893 he issued Sloboda-Liberty and later merged the two as Chicago-Sloboda in 1896. Ignoring old country politics, he urged his readers to learn the English language and become American citizens. In 1902 Reverend Nikola GrĆ1ković, formerly a news-


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Well folks, that's a wrap. For 2014 anyway. It's been a mix of the very good (I released my first cookbook and signed a deal for the second) and the very bad (my Dad was diagnosed with Brain Cancer) – I think that's called irony or perhaps it's just 'life'. Thankfully we have rallied together at this traumatic time and even though we've been essentially knocked for six, we enter the New Year positive and full of hope. Heck, what's the other option?
I thought it would be an appropriate time then to take a look through the blog and pluck out a few of my highlights. As ever, I'm always looking to improve my content and I'm still refining my style (whether it be food or fashion) and the yearly blog review is a great way of tracking my tastes and how they continue to evolve. Being self-critical is par for the course in this game (as my fellow bloggers will verify) and whilst I'll be the first to point out my failings, I find it nigh impossible to take a compliment graciously. So, even though I'm not one for resolutions I'm hoping to take it a little easier on myself in 2015… well, I'll certainly try.
Other 'resolutions' (such as they are) include (1.) Eating our evening meal at the table (2.) Not using our phones before bedtime and (3.) Spending more time in the sea. In between I'll be squirreling away on my new book (whilst still trying to promote this one – the US launch is in Feb!), getting back to Derry as much as I feasibly can to see my Dad and living my beautiful Cornish life. From me to you then I wish you all a peaceful, happy and successful New Year – see you on the flip side!
from the top…
2. Vegan Beetroot Chocolate Cake
5. Pomegranate & Thyme Mocktail
6. Vegan Wholemeal 'Buttermilk' Scones
When we left London around this time last year we had an image in mind of our ideal existence. It mostly involved the ocean – being near it, in it, waking up to it, and generally hanging out by it. Like when we had first attempted to make a go of our (semi-successful) Cornish reloaction several years back we imagined we'd slip immediately back into a routine that involved beach bbq's, snorkelling, surfing and the odd bit of work (well, we have to eat y'know!) but that didn't exactly happen off the bat. What surprised us most was how much we'd initially struggle to get into the swing of things and honestly it all became a bit overwhelming at times. There were frequent meltdowns (me mostly) and that nagging feeling that you (meaning 'we') may have made a horrible ill-timed mistake – were we mad to leave London just when our careers were about to figuratively take off? I mean, who does that?! I seriously began to question why we'd spent over a decade in the capital just to throw it all away right at the moment it began to get easier.
Fast forward almost a year on and we couldn't be further from where we began our (in hindsight, ambitious) Cornish dream – all that fretting seems like a distant memory, as I sit here typing up this post at our haven in beautiful Mousehole. So much has happened since we've moved here I almost feel like a different person to the gal who left London all those months ago. I've bagged a cookbook deal, got to grips with a freelance writing career and made a home – all whilst my partner in life and crime set up the business that will hopefully sustain us for at least a few years, if not the rest of our lives.
Of course, there are busier times ahead for me too – exciting projects in the offing (and maybe Motherhood) but truthfully my main priority is simply to be happy, and nothing makes me happier than being here with my Husband and stripping things right back to basics. With this in mind we're attempting to maintain a fairly minimalist living space, which essentially means clearing out all that unused, unwanted, unnecessary stuff that sits there cluttering your house and mind. I want rid of it. It's a tedious process but we're getting there, and that includes paring back my wardrobe too – because truthfully, all I really need is a handful of casual threads and a beach-friendly bag to throw all my gubbins in (cue jelly bag introduction) and I'm good to go.
This weekend cemented so many things that were just on the cusp of falling into place, i.e. it's the simple life we're after and it's the simple life we shall get – which also ties in nicely with my style philosophy too… only keep/wear the things that enhance your mood – not because they're 'on trend' but because they say something about you and make you happy. For me that means mixing loved 'n' worn garments that have a special place in my heart (this cover-up reminds me of long days lounging on the beach in Goa) or new pieces that feel like they've been a part of your collection forever – like this coral jelly bag that has basically already usurped everything else in my ever diminishing wardrobe. Because I try to extend my vegan philosophy to all areas of my life I loathe the idea of waste, which is why the notion of trends kinda repels me. However, sometimes the universe aligns and you end up with something that happens to be 'happening' but will also outlast the current wave of 'what's in' paraphernalia to become a classic – again. This jelly bag is a perfect example. It's bang on trend right now, smacks of 80′s nostalgia, but better than that will quickly become a mainstay for years to to come – and knowing it's completely recyclable is an added bonus that increases it's appeal ten fold. You probably don't need Sherlock Holmes-style detection skills to deduce that I'm a tad, if not completely, obsessed.
WHAT I'M WEARING … cover-up/MONSOON … headscarf/VINTAGE… sunglasses/WILDPONY VINTAGE … jelly bag c/o SUNJELLIES
Clearly there'll always be a place for fashion in my life but being able to pack a picnic, don a bikini and head to our happy place (the beach) is really reward enough for all those years of stressful city living that wore us down to the point where we didn't even recognise ourselves. It wasn't until I finally got my head sorted down here that I realise how skewed my perspective had been for so long. What exactly was I striving for? Money? Notoriety? Success? Pffffttt, you can categorically have 'em. Meanwhile you'll find me with my toes in the sand, sun on my face and looking out to the horizon on a gloriously tropical Cornish summer's day. Care to join me?
I had wholly intended to post this on Friday but then the sun came out and the last thing I wanted to be doing was sitting at home tapping on a keyboard. So, a little late maybe but delicious none the less – I am a sucker for a good risotto and this one definitely hits the spot. If you can't tell already my demeanour has shifted significantly over the last few weeks… more frequent blogging generally means a more content me, and for that I have Mousehole to thank. I also seem to cook better and generally have more of an appetite for life when I'm happy, and there's very little that this little house of ours (and it's insanely beautiful) location can't cure. With that said then, this is a very cheery risotto from a very cheery gal who can't quite believe her current luck.
what you'll need
1/2 cup or approx 200g risotto rice
1 small onion
1/2 courgette
3 garlic cloves
4 sundried tomatoes
1/2 tsp chilli flakes
1/2 cup or approx 200g risotto rice
1 litre vegetable stock
60ml soya (or other plant) cream
3 asparagus spears
salt and pepper
olive oil and extra virgin olive oil
what you'll do
heat a little oil in a large skillet. bring a large pan of water to boil, add the vegetable stock and reduce to barely a simmer.
finely chop the onion and add to the skillet, along with a little salt and pepper. sweat until soft. dice the courgette and add to pan and cook until just beginning to soften. mince the garlic cloves and add to pan, season and sweat for several minutes until the garlic begins to exude an aroma.
stir in the risotto rice and let it absorb the flavours for a minute or two before ladelling in the stock, just covering the rice. simmer gently until the stock is completely absorbed before ladelling in more, stirring frequently. you may not need to use the full litre so remember to taste your rice once it begins to look plump – it should be al dente in texture.
roughly chop the sundried tomatoes and add to the pan along with the chilli flakes. pour in the soya cream and stir through. check for seasoning and allow the cream to heat through before serving.
for the asparpagus spear simply coat them in extra virgin olive oil and seasoning. griddle for around 10mins on a heated griddle pan. serve on top of the risotto before finishing with a final drizzle of evoo and a smidge more sea salt.
I'm definitely one of those people that can't think straight when the space around me is cluttered and messy. Too bad then that our house is somewhat coming down around us at the minute as I hurry to finish my cookbook and begin to qualm the all too predictable nerves that accompany the release of such a thing… what will people think, say and (let's face it) criticise? Yep, I already know there will be a few 'haters' (as the tinternets like to call them) but I hope there'll also be more than few 'lovers' too (is this an internet term, and if not, why not?). All this worrying coupled with a recent facebook request asking what our favourite book is brought my rapidly depleting memory capcity back to an old classic I use to love – namely, the hilarious 'Lucky Jim' (written by the wickedly witty writer Kingsley Amis). Along with the title we were also encouraged to leave a quote from said book and this is where the planets suddenly aligned in my brain as I (bingo!) realised the world really hasn't changed all that much in the 60 yrs since it was first published… in essence, we are still dealing with same s**t we always have been and probably always will. And in case you are wondering what the hell I am wittering on about, here is that exact (light bulb alert!) quote I am referring to…
"Haven't you noticed how we all specialise in what we hate most?"
In addition to this little epiphany and discovering a site that seems to specialise in slagging off successful bloggers (I have made a vow not to read it again – too much hate makes me ill), I've come to the conclusion that there will always be people pointing out your flaws or trying to tear down your achievements. I'm not saying I don't have negative thoughts now and then but I always try and focus my energy on the good in others and what they do -and anyway, doesn't it make people unhappy being so critical all the time? So yeah, I'm not perfect, and what I do may not appeal to everyone but at least I know I've given my all, my everything, my best, and really, what more can I do?
What I will say is 'the more you give, the more you get' so I'm determined to put out as much positivity as I can muster and hope that I can spread a little joy (as well as getting some back, ahem) in the process… c'mon, don't lie, we all want to be loved and accepted! I'm pretty sure these chaotic mind bender moments really aren't being helped by the stack of dishes in the sink, ramshackle bookshelves and unpacked suitcases – maybe the moral of the story is to keep the place tidy lest you (meaning me) risk falling into a pit of darkness and despair. If you'll excuse me then, I'm off to sort my house and head out – and perhaps do a spot of really bad crocheting too. Yep, feel free to laugh yourself silly at that top pic because a knitter I am most definitely am not but as they say… 'God Loves a Trier'. Peace out x
I'm currently sitting here wearing my Orla Kiely boat print t-shirt with pride. Obviously where I'd really like to be is at London Fashion Week ogling all the wonderful collections and in particular I would've loved (repeat looooooved) to have attended the always brilliant Orla Kiely presentation – but unfortunately this season it was not to be. Our move has coincided rather badly with fashion week although I have written a little NYFW round-up for Hunger should you wish to read my more official views on the subject.
However, I couldn't let my adoration for the Orla Kiely SS14 collection go unnoticed on the blog… because, you know, it's kinda amazing – would ya just look at these outfits!!! Styled by the tremendously talented Leith Clark and with a seventies safari meets Moonrise Kingdom backdrop, this range floated my boat and then some. The knee high sandals and socks combo still gets me every time too – ack, soooo cute!
There were zebra prints, over-sized pockets and 'oh my giddy aunt' beret's galore, as well as a beautifully muted palette with pops of pink and red that is so perfectly understated I just can't seem to get enough of it (I've literally looked at these images a hundred times already – sad but true). Yep, I'm that giddy girl who just wants everything now, now, now but, of course, I can console myself in the meantime with the fact the current AW13 collection is just as fantastic.
It excites me so much to see an Irish designer like Orla get so much well deserved attention – sometimes us Irish wans can often be the butt of the fashion scene's joke but with Orla Kiely flying the flag with super duper designs like these we will continue to hold our heads high.
I think we can confidently say the lady has done it again, don't you agree? What a gal.
p.s. images are from fashionising.com
p.p.s. you can read my other Orla Kiely posts here, here, here and here.
Cooking with limited resources can be challenging but also so much fun. Getting back to basics has been one of the best things about this move and I've been loving my one-pot wonders and endless salad variations, so I thought I'd share a quick one with you…
We're feeling a little more settled today, and have both miraculously managed to get some work done – hurrah! Not only that but the deposit on our previous London flat has just come through, which means we can begin the flat search in earnest… so exciting!!!
In lieu of a permanent abode though I thought a little exercise in camper van cooking would keep me busy in between articles for Hunger and strolls to the beach. It's a hard life, I know. Can you tell I'm more chipper today? Things are starting to fall into place so who can be unhappy about that. Onwards.
p.s. the maple syrup seen here was the sweetest gift given to us by our wonderful friends from across the pond who came and stayed with us for a few days last week. It's seriously incredible stuff and the absolute perfect sweet to my sour in this simple but tasty dish. Enjoy!
Sweet 'n' Sour Slaw
1/4 red cabbage finely sliced
1 carrot grated or peeled
1/4 cup pickled beetroot, finely sliced
handful of pumpkin seeds
coarse sea salt (Cornish Sea Salt is the ultimate – trust me)
ground black pepper
1 tbsp good quality maple syrup
1 tbsp of the pickled beetroot vinegar
1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
Toss, season, serve…. that simple.
and in case you are wondering about the potato salad. it was simply boiled potatoes, cooled and tossed with sea salt, hummous, chives and a little olive oil…. delish.
If you visit this blog regularly you'll know I'm pretty selective about the products I recommend. But, when I do come across something I believe to be blog worthy I have no qualms in giving it a well deserved thumbs up – and this new (to me) soya milk brand most certainly warrants a pat on the back. Up until now we've had a pretty limited selection here in the UK when it comes to soya milk, with only one major brand being at the forefront, so it's great to finally have more choice.
Whilst I love to mix up my plant milks I always have a carton of soya in the fridge – I refuse to give up my morning tea, I only have so many vices left! Obviously too much of anything is never good but i'm happy with the balance we have in our own diet. We tried two different Vivesoy milks – unsweetened and cappuccino (i'm sucker for anything coffee flavoured), and were super impressed with both.
My problem with most soya milks is the sometimes unpleasant aftertaste, even with flavoured milks. Genuinely, hand on heart, not the case with this one. I'm so ridculously over the moon with their cappuccino flavour soya milk (which I served over ice, 'iced-coffee' style and in an 'ice-cream' float – yes, I went there) I'm in danger of becoming addicted …..seriously could not stop drinking this stuff and will have to stock up the next time I see it in Tesco for sure. Not much can satisfy my iced-coffee cravings other than a Starbucks (feel free to wrap me over the knuckles) but this is as close as it gets.
The other big soya milk hurdle for me is how well it works in tea. Being a total tea drinking nut I need a milk that is sufficiently thick and pourable, and this brand ticks both boxes and more. Oh, and my Husband insisted I mention how easy to pour the carton is – a little bugbear of his (p.s. he didn't want me to feature his hand – ha, too bad). So yeah, what can I say ….it's a goodun!
I can never have too much Orla Kiely in my life. Those prints….well, I think you already know how I feel about those prints. Suffice to say when I got these postcards as a little bonus gift when I shopped the recent Orla Kiely for Uniqlo collection I knew exactly what to do with them.
However, it wasn't until they were doing a recent clear out at Matches, where I managed to score some super simple frames headed for the skip, that I was able to put my little postcard arrangement into action.
All it took was some white paper, a little bit of blue tac and hey presto, I had the perfect addition to my otherwise dull staircase that had been previously inhabited by two fairly cheesy prints I bought in Poundland in a moment of desperation.
Orla's delightfully retro prints continue to brighten my life and with 'Orla Kiely House' available imminently I'd better start saving my pennies and pounds for the many pieces I will no doubt need in my life. In some ways I wish she'd just stop producing so many awesome things I can't afford but at the same time I'm thinking, 'keep 'em comin' Orla, keep 'em comin'!
What if I told you the main ingredient in this No'Quesa'dilla is, gulp, Brussel Sprouts. Would you scarper to the nearest non vegan blog faster than your little fingers can click? Hopefully it wont come to that and if I have managed to retain your attention until now then let me take this chance to say….Brussel Sprouts can taste good. Don't believe me? One bite of these smoky toasty morsels and you'll be eating your words. And your sprouts.
What you'll need…
1 flour tortilla
1 shallot
5 brussels sprouts
2 garlic cloves
1/2 tsp smoked paprika
1 tbsp freshly chopped flat leaf parsley
1 tsp dijon mustard
1 tbsp hummus
1 tbsp olive oil
sea salt
What you'll do…
Heat the oil in a pan. Slice the shallot and add to pan. Salt and soften for a few minutes.
Finely slice the sprouts, add to pan and cook for several minutes before adding salt and the sliced garlic cloves.
Cook for a few minutes more before sprinkling over the smoked paprika. Mix thoroughly and allow the flavours to infuse before stirring through the parsley and transferring to a bowl.
Heat the tortilla in a pan for a few minutes before spreading the dijon all over, the hummus over half and then topping with the Brussel Sprout mix.
Fold and cook in the already heated pan until toasty on one side before turning over. Once the other side is toasted, cut into three triangles and serve – particularly nice with a warming bowl of soup!
As you're reading this I should be lying on a beach in Santorini, sipping on something cool, reading a book and just generally having a sweet time. Summer scarves will be far from my mind and I hopefully will be rejuvenating my blogging prowess, ready to get back in the virtual saddle with more food, fashion and usual rambling posts.
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Winfield said in text messages that he "absolutely" wishes the rule had been in place last season because the Vikings might have benefited in the NFC championship game they lost to New Orleans.
The NFL adopted a system Tuesday that changes the format to a modified sudden-death format in an attempt to minimize the importance of winning the coin toss.
Under the new rules for playoff games, if the coin-toss winner kicks a field goal, the other team gets the ball. Matching field goals would mean the next team to score wins the game.
In January against the Vikings, the Saints won the coin toss and went on to kick a field goal on the first possession, ending Minnesota's season without quarterback Brett Favre touching the ball in overtime.
Winfield and Vikings teammates Ryan Longwell and Bryant McKinnie said they wonder how things might have been different in the NFC title game.
In reference to the new rule, McKinnie said in a text message: "Well, if we would have had that 4 our last game who knows what the outcome would have been. I like it."
The new rules also mean that if the first team that gets the ball scores a touchdown, the game is over, without the opportunity for the other team to get the ball.
Even Vikings owner Zygi Wilf, who voted against the change because he supported tradition, said he wonders what would have happened.
"I joked around that I might have been voting in favor of it if we had it two months earlier," Wilf said. "But kidding aside, these are the rules, and we're going to move forward."
The change comes two months after the Vikings dominated the game statistically against the Saints but were outdone by five turnovers and penalties.
"I was OK with the old way," Longwell said in a text message. "It seems the way we lost in the championship game is what they want to avoid. So I'm all for the change and new strategy."
NFL competition committee co-chair Rich McKay said last season's NFC championship game didn't add much momentum for the overtime change. The vote was 28-4 in favor of the proposal, a surprising outcome for a rule that was perceived to lack widespread support when the league meetings began this week.
"I think one of the teams that voted against was in the game, and the last time I checked, I don't think they won," McKay said, referring to the Vikings.
McKay said the previous overtime system placed too much importance on the coin toss.
From 1974 — the year overtime began in the NFL — to 1993, the winner of the coin toss in overtime won 46.8 percent of the games, and the loser of the coin toss also won 46.8 percent of the games, according to the NFL.
But since 1994, the year kickoffs were moved from the 35- to the 30-yard line, teams that win the coin toss have won 59.8 percent of the time, McKay said. The loser of the coin toss wins 38.5 percent of overtime games.
There's a possibility, McKay said, that the new overtime rules could be adopted for the 2010 regular season. NFL owners are scheduled to meet in May in Dallas, where the discussion could resume regarding overtime. Wilf is in favor of adopting the rule for the regular season.
Vikings coach Brad Childress declined to comment on the change, but Saints coach Sean Payton didn't hold back. Payton was upset that the voting took place Tuesday afternoon, a day ahead of the scheduled vote.
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Before the owners cast their final votes, Wilf addressed the group and said why he was opposed to it. Along with breaking tradition, he didn't like the change because of the possibility for more injuries in overtime. And he didn't like separate rules for the regular season and the playoffs.
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In this paper, a new method is proposed for the expansion of nonlinear drag forces expressed in terms of multivariate Hermite polynomials correct up to the second-order. The drag force formulation includes the effect of instantaneous wave surface profile and it caters for the waves and currents approaching from any arbitrary direction with respect to the platform orientation. These attributes are critical for a reliable treatment of the wave-induced viscous effects on tension leg platforms. The viscous nonlinear drag force expressed in terms of Hermite polynomials is decomposed into the mean (zeroth-order), viscous exciting and viscous damping terms (first-order) and the slowly varying drift force term (second-order). This decomposition permits spectral representation of the first-order viscous forces in terms of the spectral density function of the water particle velocities. Accordingly, the second-order viscous force can be described within the spectral framework by the spectral convolution or other related techniques involving the spectral density functions of the relative fluid-structure velocities and the wave surface elevation. The present formulation in the frequency domain provides a very good agreement with the time domain simulation.
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Industry observers say grocers can have success in foot care by mirroring the SKUs of other channels and carrying the most popular sizes.
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From athlete's foot and nail fungus to blisters and bunions, foot ailments are common among American adults. Yet, according to industry research about 50% of those suffering from foot pain fail to seek treatment. Some cite that foot pain either comes with the territory of being on one's feet all day. For the older population, it is simply accepted as one of the realities of aging.
"Retailers should have an understanding of each specialty section and consumer purchase drivers," says Jennifer Hornstein marketing manager for Miami-based Kramer Laboratories, makers of the new Fungi-Nail pen brush. "Supermarkets have been doing well and have increased [sales] roughly 5% based on the [SymphonyIRI Group] data."
Hornstein adds that in the nail antifungal category sales at food, drug and dollar channels appear to be growing. The drug channel has been particularly strong, she says, noting that the Fungi-Nail pen brush has increased by almost 160% in national chains.
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This week on a special episode of MiWeek from the Midtown studios– Christy McDonald, Nolan Finley and Stephen Henderson interview Detroit's Emergency Financial Manager Kevyn Orr.
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PowerShell for SQL - Getting Started
Cindy Gross, Dedicated Support Engineer
You may want to use PowerShell to automate SQL activities such as backups. There are various ways to automate backups. For example, you can centralize the backup calls on an admin server which has some type of list of instances and databases and possibly varying schedules/types of backups for each. Another method is to use an admin server to push backup jobs to newly installed SQL instances. A variation of the 2nd is to periodically scan for new databases and/or databases without backups and/or databases that don't meet some standard backup schedule and push out backup jobs. I'm not sure how automated or complex your backup plans are now. I've seen a wide range such as:
My next two blogs will have some details about the first steps with Powershell. Most of the SQL related operations you can do from Powershell are done by calling SMO http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162169.aspx. Allen White does training on SMO, and I'm sure you can find others who do so as well.
Here are some backup samples that use PowerShell:
The Enterprise Policy Management (EPM) Framework is a classic example of how to use the new SQL Server 2008 Central Management Server (CMS) to automate tasks across multiple servers. In this case it is automating Policy Based Management (PBM) with PowerShell but the concept could apply to many types of automation. http://epmframework.codeplex.com/releases/view/28621
PowerShell for SQL Server - Basics http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cindygross/archive/2011/09/23/powershell-for-sql-server-basics.aspx
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1953 Corvette #254 Headed to this Weekend's Classic Car Auction at the National Corvette Museum
With only 300 Corvettes made in the first year of production in 1953, not many of these historic treasures ever cross the auction block in a single year. But this weekend could be your chance to own one as the 254th Corvette ever made will be up for auction at the first-ever Hartland Auctions sale
Meet Peter Brock
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As Corvettes at Carlisle celebrates 50 years of the 1963 Stingray and 60 years overall of the Corvette, it's only fitting that someone who played a crucial role in the design of Stingray is a part of it. Corvette enthusiasts can meet Peter Brock, one of the driving forces behind what is now known as the '63 "split window" Corvette Stingray at this year's event, August 23-25 at the Carlisle (Pennsylvania) Fairgrounds.
Brock will be onsite promoting his new book, Corvette Stingray: Genesis of an American Icon, meeting fans and signing autographs all weekend. The book reveals the elaborate and complicated history and secret origins of the legendary "split window" car. In 1957, Brock was one of the youngest designers ever hired by GM Styling and he gives automotive enthusiasts his revealing insider's look into what it was like working directly under GM's famed executive team of Bill Mitchell, Harley Earl, Zora Arkus-Duntov and Ed Cole. These men allowed Brock to be creative and visionary, all while risking their careers by flaunting corporate mandate to create one of America's most iconic designs. The book isn't just a story for Stingray owners but all serious students of automotive history.
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The last piece of performance information we've been waiting on for the new 2014 Corvette Stingray has been the EPA fuel economy numbers. GM is now confirming that the 2014 Corvette Stingray equipped with the 455 horsepower LT1 and a 7-speed manual transmission gets an EPA-estimated 17 miles per gallon in the city and 29
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German welterweight Rico Mueller (16-1-1) will now fight Czar Amonsot (27-3-3) on September 13 in Bernau with the vacant IBO world title at stake. Amonsot can be found at #34 in the IBO ratings at 140 and while he gives away weight and size he does have a lot more experience than the German.
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May is National Burger Month, and here on Best Bites blog, we have big plans. Every day, we'll highlight a burger, or a piece of burger news, or a burger chef--any way to celebrate that most American of sandwiches in this, the most American of cities.
To begin this burger bonanza, we're pointing you towards BGR's May special. Mark Bucher's beefy chain is taking advantage of the fact that May is not only national burger month, it's also national barbecue month, with something called the White Trash. (No hate comments, we didn't name it.)
Basically it's a coleslaw-topped pulled-pork sandwich with a prime beef patty in it. It's available throughout the month at all BGR locations, and costs $9.99. Not as outlandish as a pizza with a crust made of mini hamburgers, but pretty intense nonetheless.
Also on special this month: a peach pie shake with fresh peaches and vanilla bean custard. If you've been waiting to break out your elastic-waist pants, this may be the month to do it.


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Taylor's ReaLife children's ministry builds a playground for the Boys and Girls Club of Grant County in memory of Elizabeth "Betsy" Smith '06.
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Will Severns' launches Membands, an entrepreneurial endeavor aimed at strengthening Scripture memorization.
A Bible for the AchéPublished: February 16, 2015
Fall 2014, Taylor representatives brought newly printed Bibles to the Aché tribe in Paraguay, after beginning a partnership with the Seed Company more than five years earlier. This is the story of the partnership: how it came to be, who was involved, and how God has used it to bring His Word to another people group.
Mercy for the Merciful: Alumna Colleen Kraft cares for Ebola-infected American mercy workersPublished: January 13, 2015
Taylor alumna Dr. Colleen (Kendrick '98) Kraft cared for Ebola-infected American mercy workers at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Ga.


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LAS CRUCES >> For the second-consecutive week, the New Mexico State baseball team won a series three games to one after beating the SIU-Edwardsville Cougars 4-1 on Sunday afternoon at Presley Askew Field.
The Aggies won the final three games of the series after losing the opener on Friday. With the win NMSU improved to 6-2 on the season while the Cougars fall to 1-6. Although the Aggies only had five hits, they also added four walks and took advantage of a couple of SIU-E errors. The Cougars, on the other hand, had eight hits, but left 10 runners on base.
NMSU starter Billy Conard pitched into the seventh inning, only allowing six hits and one run en route to picking up his first win as an Aggie.
Offensively, senior second baseman Jory Goldstrom had all three RBIs the Aggies marked on the day while senior right fielder Michael Medina had two of NMSU's five hits and scored two of the four runs. Medina finished 2-for-3 with a couple of singles and also added a walk.
The Aggies started the scoring with a couple of runs in the bottom half of the third inning. Third baseman Derek Umphres started off the inning with a walk. Medina hit a single through the left side and Goldstrom followed with a double off the center-field wall that brought in both Umphres and Medina.
Leading 2-1 after four innings, the Aggies added to their lead with another two runs in the fifth. With one out, freshman Austin von Blasingame, who got the start at center field, beat out a dribbler to first base. The speedy von Blasingame then advanced to second on a wild pitch before stealing third base. After Medina walked to put runners on the corners, he took off for second during the first pitch to Goldstrom. An errant throw by Sipe allowed von Blasingame to score and Medina to head to third base. Goldstrom then hit a grounder to second base, which allowed Medina to score and Goldstrom to pick up his third RBI.