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Todays letterboxing adventure is easy to moderate and will take about 75 minutes. This one is called the Robert Michael Pyle letterbox which is named after the world-famous lepidopterist (butterfly expert) who was a distinguished writer-in-residence at the University of Montana this past spring. He taught an EVST writing workshop and took his writing class to an as-yet-unspecified place in Missoula to identify wildlife and plants. Every student was required to bring binoculars, an identification guide book, and a willingness to explore their surroundings. For our purposes, only the last is necessary.
The following puzzles, when solved, will provide you with Robert Michael Pyles destination. Once there, Ill give you directions for the rest of the way.
Take a sheet of paper and draw two grids, one 7 x 7 and one 5 x 5. The larger of the two is for the adults, the smaller for kids. In the 7 x 7 grid, each clue leads to a 7-letter answer, written from left to right and in the same order (#1 is the top line). In the 5 x 5 grid, its the same format except that each clue leads to a 5-letter answer.
Adult clues for the 7 x 7 grid:
1) A number which sounds a lot like seventeen
2) These nuts are a Superfood
3) Person with pale blond hair
4) Type of sale of odds and ends
5) Prisoner
6) To comfort
7) Weightlifters tool
Kid clues for the 5 x 5 grid:
1) This fruit is small, round, and usually purple or green
2) A baby dog
3) Rooms usually have four of these
4) All I want is some _____ and quiet!
5) Between breakfast and dinner
Your destination can be read by reading diagonally from the top left square to the bottom right square of both grids.
Once youve got it, start at the highway and go north for several miles on Rattlesnake Drive (beware: this road takes a major zig-zag turn). When you see a road bearing the same name as the final puzzle answer, take a left and drive 1.5 miles. Continue until you have done the following: 1) driven over a bridge, 2) passed a few parking areas, 3) avoided a private drive and gotten onto a dirt road, and 4) had to stop because of a dead-end.
Park your car, and follow the main trail. You will pass several side trails along the way. If you stay on the main trail for about half a mile, you should eventually reach a cement foundation. Keep going straight until you see the bowl formation in the mountain. There youll see four trails. Take the one going left and up the bowl (not to be confused with the one going left and staying flat). This path wraps around the hill; dont go up. Walk for another half mile until you see two tall nearby tree stumps, one on either side of the trail. Look behind the one on the right, and youll find a letterbox! Have fun!


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Daniel Pinna I'm not related to anyone in this photo, but I'm happy that you shared it before the photo fades entirely. Great family portrait - thank you for sharing.
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Huaneng Power Climbs to 3-Month High on Appliance Subsidy
Huaneng Power International Inc., the publicly traded unit of China's largest electricity producer, rose to the highest in three months as coal prices fell and the government will subsidize energy-saving appliance purchases.
American depositary receipts of Huaneng, which owns and operates power plants throughout China, gained 3.9 percent to $25.97 in New York, its highest price since Feb. 17. Huaneng Power shares traded in Hong Kong gained 1.8 percent to HK$5.07, or the equivalent of 65 U.S. cents. Each ADR represents 40 shares.
China's benchmark power-station coal price at Qinhuangdao port fell the most in five months yesterday as a slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy has cut demand for electricity and caused stockpiles across the country to surge. China will offer subsidies for the purchase of energy-saving home appliances, the Ministry of Finance said in a statement yesterday.
"The move down in commodity prices is helping companies such as Huaneng, which uses a lot of coal," Greg Lesko, who helps oversee over $800 million at Deltec Asset Management in New York, said in a phone interview. "Concerning Chinese growth, we're seeing smaller, modest easing measures, and we're likely to see more of those as the government has made clear it wants to keep the economy going, though probably not at the pace it grew in the past."


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Good cloudy morning to all of you. By the time you read this, the weather will have changed several times. Don't panic – it will be Spring very soon.
My granddaughter Jamie had a report on the Great Depression today. I told her we are in a lot better condition now than then, although things are not good.
It is hard to think of doing without electricity, running water, turning a knob for natural gas, etc. But the water we drew with a rope and bucket out of a deep was cold and so very good to drink.
Even our milk comes from big dairy farms and is processed. Our grandchildren don't know what real butter is.
We had plenty to eat because we grew everything from meat to vegetables. Everything but flour and you could get twenty-five pound for $1.25 that was if you could get $1.25. Money was out of sight but it didn't hurt too bad because no one had any.
Happy birthday to Diane Tigrett on March 21, to Leslie Brady, Scott Brady, Leon Hall and Chad Jarvis all on March 24, to Dan Beaty, Hubert Smithey, Colby Pannell, Kay Whitten, and Lindsay Hodges on March 25, to Patty Wright, Olivia Porch, Becky Hogue, Terry Buse, and Logan Graves on March 27, and to David Yancey on March 28.
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A very belated happy 98th birthday to Mrs. Flora Martin on Feb. 5.
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A terrier who saved her elderly owner's life when her bed caught on fire has been recognised for bravery by the RSPCA.
Rosemary Field from Bristol was asleep when a bedside lamp, which had been left on, fell onto her bed. The hot bulb burned a hole through a quilt, two fleece blankets, a sheet, and another under-blanket before setting fire to her mattress.
Barbie, a seven-year-old Jack Russell, who was sleeping in the bedroom with her owner, woke up and starting licking Rosemary's face to try to alert her to the imminent danger.
Initially Rosemary, who is partially sighted, shooed Barbie away and told her to settle down. But the plucky terrier's persistence paid off, as she eventually work up and saw the fire.
The 72-year-old threw a jug of water over the flames, before calling the fire brigade for further assistance. One of the fire fighters in attendance told Rosemary that Barbie's determination had undoubtedly saved her life.
On hearing of the bravery of Barbie, RSPCA Bristol and District branch manager Eddie Grinham said that he was "touched" by Barbie's actions.
"It is an incredible story of the strong bond between a dog and its owner – sensing danger this little dog did not run away but overcame her own fear to persist in trying to get her owner to come with her," he said. "I believe Barbie should be awarded for her actions."
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Geoff Keighley has told D'toid that there will be "more than 12" exclusives, including the announced Crackdown 2, a new Star Wars title, and at least two games he can't even comment on during the VGAs tomorrow night.
He also mentioned that during the commercial breaks, the show will come back with new stage set ups, thanks to digital environments.
"We definitely have some pretty major surprises still to come," he said. "Essentially, the biggest thing in the show hasn't even been announced yet.
"We're going to keep some of the environments secret [for now] but you'll definitely get to see that we'll be transforming a lot of worlds, even some games worlds, as well. We're working with some game publishers to actually create some of the very cool content.
"You know, I think we do a pretty good job that will get the hardcore excited, but we also have to look at the broader more mainstream audience. Because if I booked ten Japanese RPGs on the show, that might be great for some of the real hardcore guys, but that's not what's going to appeal to the mainstream crowd."
Keighley also revealed that Dead Space 2, Natal, and Sony's motion controller will not be included in the show.
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Dr. Tory W. Moore of Dumas has joined a growing community of optometrists in the nation by becoming board certified by the American Board of Optometry.
Moore passed the ABO's board certification examination administered in July.
To attain the honor, Moore completed a series of post-graduate activities. He then passed a 7.5-hour computer-based examination on issues spanning the scope of practice of optometry.
The achievement earned Moore the title of diplomate, American Board of Optometry.
Moore has enrolled in ABO's Maintenance of Certification program. The 10-year maintenance of certification process is designed to allow the doctor of optometry to demonstrate that he is dedicated to keeping current in the field of optometry and delivering quality patient care.
"We extend congratulations to the group of optometrists who have taken this important step in demonstrating their commitment to lifelong learning," said Paul C. Ajamian, ABO chairman of the board.
Moore is originally from Dumas, graduating from Dumas High School in 1982. He received a bachelor of science degree in microbiology at Texas Tech University in 1986.
After completing his internship at Shepherd Air Force Base Hospital in Wichita Falls and graduating from the University of Houston College of Optometry in 1990, he returned to Dumas begin his private practice.
He is a general practitioner and has expertise in contact lenses and ocular surface diseases.
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This borders on stackoverflow/superuser, but I guess it's a simple installation problem.
I've installed python-twisted on my ubuntu 10.04 server, but it can't be found.
This is what I get when I try to import something:
>>> from twisted.internet import reactor Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in File "twisted.py", line 1, in from twisted.internet import reactor ImportError: No module named internet
I've installed the package through apt-get.
That way the module is installed in this folder:
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Just wanted to drop a line out here to let people know what's up. We're busily working on enhancements for Office Live as you might have guessed, and with the summertime and a kitchen remodel keeping me busy or outdoors, I haven't had much chance to post anything. As you might also guess, we can't really say too much about the future release of Office Live right now. Soon, I think? I'm honestly not sure when we'll start talking about stuff publicly. It's safe for me to say I'm extremely excited about the features I'm working on, and I think people who have commented here and in our developer forums will be fairly pleased with some of the changes.
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Glamour magazine's beauty blog spotted the eyeshadow on Halle Berry at the recent Cloud Atlas premiere, and it made her dark eyes simply radiant. But the cool neutral would work well on a multitude of other skin tones and eye colors, from ivory with blue eyes to ebony with brown eyes.
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Darnell Mayberry on LeBron and KD: "There's a widespread belief that James is manipulating the media, strategically sounding off about all things Durant out of desperation. This, you see, has been the year of
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Michael Pina of Sports on Earth on the MVP race: "Unless everyone agrees Most Valuable Player should simplify itself by only trying to answer who the league's best player is, the award will always
Berry Tramel: "So the 3-pointer has become a Thunder weapon. Not a Thunder weakness. Biggest play of the game last night? Lamb's 3-pointer off a Jackson feed with 1:38 left. Portland led 95-93, but
Kevin Pelton of ESPN Insider asks if OKC's ready to win a title: "Of course, Oklahoma City has managed to surge without star guard Russell Westbrook, who remains sidelined after undergoing a third surgery
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A number of our Exadata Partner Community EMEA members are presenting their experiences at Openworld 2014 in San Francisco. This is a great way to show customers the skills and implementation capabilities of your company around Exadata and Engineered Systems. Partners who present at Openworld highly increase their visibility and image in front of customers. If you are presenting this year, congratulations and good luck! If not, make sure that next year you respond to the Call for Papers on time and with a good and detailed description of your projects.
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A large number of sessions focusing on Manageability will be taking place during the week of Oracle Openworld in San Francisco. To help you organize your schedule I am including below a list of sessions and events around Manageability that you will find of interest.
Monday, October 1st, 2011
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|Exadata & Manageability EMEA Partner Community Forum.-
Listen to other partners share their experiences in selling and implementing Exadata and Manageability projects, and have a direct dialogue with some of the Oracle executives that are driving the strategy of the company in these areas.
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Olive M. Tushaus, 81, formerly of Prairie Village, Kan., died Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, at Clare Bridge, Leawood, Kan.
Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, at St. Columban's Catholic Church, 1111 Trenton St., Chillicothe, MO 64601. A Parish Rosary will be held at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo., on Friday, Oct. 4, 2013, at 6 p.m. with a family visitation to follow until 8 p.m. Friends may call at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo., on Friday, Oct. 4, 2013, from noon until 8 p.m. Burial will be held at St. Columban's Catholic Cemetery, Chillicothe, Mo. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Bishop Miege High School in Roeland Park, Kan., and may be left at or mailed to Lindley Funeral Home, P.O. Box 47, Chillicothe, MO 64601. Online condolences may be made at www.lindleyfuneralhome.com.
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Belgium is set to become the first country in the world to allow terminally ill children the right to die.
MPs in Brussels are expected to pass a new law abolishing the age restrictions on euthanasia, breaking an almost universal taboo.
Euthanasia is already legal in Belgium and the new legislation is believed to have the support of around 75 per cent of the population in the broadly liberal country.
In December last year, the country's Senate voted it through a 50-17 majority.
Neighbouring Holland already allows euthanasia for children as young as 12 years, although only five cases have been recorded since 2002.
Belgium intends to go further by removing any reference in its law to the age of the child.
The Belgian law instead requires that a psychologist evaluate the child's ability to choose to die.
However, officials insist safeguards would exist, insisting that parents approve their child's decision to die.
The plans have sparked outrage with opponents arguing that it is impossible to determine whether a child is able to take such a decision.
Senator Els Van Hoof, of the Flemish Christian Democrats, said: "They sometimes say that age limits are arbitrary but trying to judge whether a minor is able to make such a decision is even more arbitrary."
Last year's vote caused a rift in the coalition of Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo, as the Christian Democrats voted against the law.
The Flemish separatists and greens, both in opposition, voted in favour together with the socialists and liberals who are in government, giving ample backing for the law.


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Simple Definition of singsong
: a way of speaking in which the sound of your voice rises and falls in a pattern
Examples of singsong in a sentence
They spoke in a singsong.
First Known Use of singsong
Definition of singsong
: having a monotonous cadence or rhythm
First Known Use of singsong
Rhymes with singsong
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Quilava gets a mention because he's adorable. And Slowking was cool too.
But Scizor is the best from Johto.
Scizor. Definitely Scizor. He just looks so awesome.
Quilava gets a mention because he's adorable. And Slowking was cool too.
But Scizor is the best from Johto.
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A promotional catalogue designed to resemble a high-quality magazine.
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Hi there, I don't find an already similar asked question but maybe I've just bad looking.
I use WP 3.4, Slideshow worked well.
Today I made the update and, In the admin Panel I only can go to the general setting. I cant edit a slideshow or ad one.
I try to reload, empty the memory of mozilla, uninstall/install the plugin , but with no-effect.
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Seth Berkley on health in the post-2015 development agenda
GAVI CEO publishes paper expressing his initial views on the next set of development goals
18 December 2012
WHO, UNICEF and GAVI condemn attacks on health workers in Pakistan
The World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF and the GAVI Alliance join the Government of Pakistan and the provinces of Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in condemning the multiple attacks that have killed six health workers in the past 24 hours.
06 December 2012
GAVI welcomes Germany's continued support
The GAVI Alliance welcomes Germany's continued support for immunisation.
22 November 2012
GAVI reviews health system support to Sierra Leone
In-depth review of health system strengthening (HSS) support launched.
15 November 2012
GAVI congratulates Dr Mark Dybul on his appointment to lead the Global Fund
Statement by GAVI CEO, Seth Berkley MD, following the appointment of Dr Mark Dybul as the new Executive Director of The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
09 November 2012
GAVI statement on latest interim trial data on malaria vaccine candidate
GAVI statement in response to the latest interim data on the trial of malaria vaccine candidate RTS,S published by Glaxosmithkline and Path malaria vaccine initiative.
24 October 2012
World Polio Day
There's a lot to celebrate this World Polio Day. In all but three countries of the world, polio has been eradicated with the support of WHO and its partners in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. This year, fewer children (171) have been paralyzed by this crippling virus, in fewer parts of the world than ever before.
Celebrating gains made in preventing and treating HIV
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11 October 2012
GAVI welcomes France and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's continued support
GAVI Alliance welcomes support for GAVI from President François Hollande and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as France's willingness to maintain its commitments to international development.
03 October 2012
GAVI Alliance recognised for aid transparency
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1.Shipping: (1) Vertical distance between a ship's waterline and the lowest point of its keel. (2) Depth of water to which a ship sinks according to its load. Maximum draft (also called 'deep load draft') occurs when the ship sinks to its Plimsoll line. Practically all ships have parallel horizontal lines drawn on both sides of front (bow) and back (stern) to mark each foot of draft. Also spelled as draught.
2.Trading: Bill of exchange which is a written payment order from one party (the drawer) to another (the drawee) to pay a stated sum to a third party (the payee) either immediately (in case of a sight draft) or on or before a specified date (in case of a time draft). When presented with shipping and/or title documents, it is called a documentary draft; without them, a clean draft. Also called draft bill of exchange.
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The ships captain was very concerned about the draft when he realized that the material they were loading was extremely heavy.
The draft was miscalculated by the engineers and so the large oil tanker was taking on water and the captain was sending out destress signals
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I have a post object with a boolean called :published. The the definition for index in the controller looks like this:
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Russian Literature
Posted 16 April 2013 - 07:52 AM
As far as what great Russian novel to read first, mine was Anna Karenina. My boyfriend at the time had to read it for college, so I read it too. I then launched into War and Peace, followed by Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov, and then a series of shorter works by Tolstoy and Dostoyevski. I look back on that year with great fondness as my mind was fully immersed in all matters Russian. I've never lost that affection.
I've mentioned it on other threads, but I reread War and Peace once every decade. It's a different book each time even though, until my most recent read, I used the very same physical book that I'd originally read. I switched things up this last time and found a whole new world! I read a modern translation. Until then, I hadn't known how funny Tolstoy could be! His descriptions of the military are especially hilarious. The translation I read is the one by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky. I've just begun rereading a modern translation of the Brothers Karamazov.
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Posted 16 April 2013 - 01:26 PM
Pherank (whom my iPad keeps trying to call Phreak), thank you for writing about Dr. Zhivago.
Perhaps that is my real name, and I just can't hide from it! Nice to hear your thoughts on Zhivago - "the snow was practically a character in the novel" - Yes! And I happen to love that sort of imagery, so the descriptions of the weather will stay with me perhaps longer than the philosophizing, but it was all good for me. I've always remembered the chapter "Snow" from Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain - part of my personal mythology.
Hello, vagansmom, good to hear from you. I started out with Anna Karenina, too, probably because I'd seen one of the movie or television versions first. I tend to be in favor of reading the book before seeing the movie, since even bad movies have a way of imposing their images in your mind's eye, but it's not always possible.
I'm realizing that I just can't remember what Russian Literature book I read first, and it rather bothers me. I know that Dostoyevsky's The Idiot came early, and I was personally very affected by that book and still count it one of the most important readings in my life. During my adolescence I read a huge amount of European Literature and philosophy, especially in highschool (when I thought it was important to know all the 'classics' before going to college - How innocent is that!). So Russian Lit books are scattered throughout my reading history, but in no particular order.
Posted 23 April 2013 - 10:49 AM
During my adolescence I read a huge amount of European Literature and philosophy, especially in highschool (when I thought it was important to know all the 'classics' before going to college - How innocent is that!).
Innocent, indeed, alas....
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Posted 01 May 2013 - 05:04 PM
dirac, that's a great quote, but it's not mine - it's pherank's.
I didn't even notice that myself. ;)
And no offense taken.
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I'm reviving the thread because I happened upon an interesting article in The Guardian -
Rereading: Doctor Zhivago which includes a fascinating discussion of the pitfalls of translation from Russian to English (or any Romance language, I would think).
Posted 18 September 2014 - 10:15 AM
While not in the category of Russian Literature my favorite is "Bronislava Nijinska's Early Memoirs"---it has the sweep of a Russian novel.
There was supposed to be a sequel, but her daughter Irina who edited the first volume passed away.
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While not in the category of Russian Literature my favorite is "Bronislava Nijinska's Early Memoirs"---it has the sweep of a Russian novel.
There was supposed to be a sequel, but her daughter Irina who edited the first volume passed away.
Thanks for the suggestion - I wasn't aware Nijinska had written a memoir.
Posted 07 September 2015 - 06:07 AM
As far as Bulgakov is concerned I understand from a friend who speaks Estonian that a more complete edition of the Master and Margarita has been published recently and has been translated into Estonian. I wonder how long before it appears in English? His other works are well worth reading.
A Country Doctor's Notebook,in which a newly qualified doctor is let loose upon the world,terrified by one procedure which haunts him a bit like the question you dread seeing on an exam paper; he finds support from the nurses who work with him.At the end, during the civil war, he has a run in with someone on the other side who is armed.He survives the encounter and when he is aked by a listener whether he killed the other man his reply is wonderfully enigmatic. He says, if I recall correctly, "I am a doctor".
The Heart of a Dog in which a man's heart is transplanted into a dog by an eminent professor;the result is something pf a disaster.The White Guard, the civil war from the point of view of an ordinary middle class family on the losing side and Black Snow. The latter a brilliantly funny account of the attempt of the innocent writer Maxudov's experience of having a play staged by the Independent Theatre ( a thinly disguised Moscow Arts Theatre).Even in translation it is a comic masterpiece. To add to the discussion about translation the editions that I have read were all translated by Michael Glenny who writes idiomatic English.
I had a look at the Guardian article about translations and I am afraid that I found the modern examples that were quoted in the piece exceptionally poor.They were the sort of thing that as a school child required to translate from Russian into English you would have had returned to you with an order to write it in recognisably idiomatic English rather than Russian as English. Every language has its idiomatic phrases for which there is no direct word for word translation which as a school child you have to learn.I think that the words used in English and French for the activity of rendering a foreign language into the local one contain the warning that you will not receive a verbatim account of the original. You know, if you have any knowledge of a foreign language that when you read a work in translation it can not be a verbatim account of the original text since there are idiomatic phrases that do not transfer from one language to another and in every language their are phrases and words that bring a lot of cultural baggage with them. You trust that the translator will have sufficient knowledge of both languages to achieve the same effect as the original in his or her translation. If the original text has an idiomatic phrase that has something significant in it which can not be translated then you write good English and use a footnote.What you don't want is a translation that creates a wholly erroneous impression. The Guardian article gave two translations of the same descriptive passage. In the older translation the translator had chosen to describe the bird's nest as a "rook's nest" in the more uptodate translation the words chosen was "crow's nest " which conjured up all sorts of unintended images.
I would agree with the person who mentioned Victor Serge he is really worth reading. The Case of Comrade Tuleyev is excellent, as is Men in Prison and the other titles in the Trilogy.One thing I would like to ask and it is this whatever happened to Solzhenitsyn? All the while he was in Russia and having trouble with the authorities there he was the great man of literature.When he came to the West he became critical of the West and eventually went back to Russia. He was engaged in producing a twentieth century War and Peace. The first book August 1914 was translated and published in the West. I believe that at least one further volume was published in Russia but I am not aware that it has been translated and published in the West. Does anyone know about this work ? Did it get published in translation anywhere in the West?
Is Solzhenitsyn a case of a writer being suppressed at different times by both sides? Has his name slipped from general consciousness because he was not that good a writer or was he dropped because he did not remain grateful and positive about life in the West? It really does puzzle me.
Posted 07 September 2015 - 10:55 AM
Thank you for reviving this thread, AshtonFan, and your comments on the Guardian piece.
Is Solzhenitsyn a case of a writer being suppressed at different times by both sides? Has his name slipped from general consciousness because he was not that good a writer or was he dropped because he did not remain grateful and positive about life in the West? It really does puzzle me.
A bit of both, I should think.
Posted 07 September 2015 - 04:03 PM
Some translations are incompetent of course--and all translations are, from a certain point of view, inadequate--but there is genuine debate among translators (and theorists of translation) about how much a translation should try to make a work sound 'idiomatic' in its new language and how much it should retain a bit of its 'foreign' flavor including unfamiliar idioms etc. For translators into English, the goal is then--at least as I understand it--to push the boundaries of English and make it feel and sound "Russian" or "Spanish" or "Italian" etc. ...(I have no opinion about the particular Russian translations being discussed.)
Posted 08 September 2015 - 05:01 AM
As I understand it there are a number of problems with translating nineteenth century Russian literature. One, which many of the exiles spoke of,was the change in the language after the Revolution.According to the late Kyril Zinovieff the change in the language meant that many allusions and idiomatic phrases in these texts which would have been immediately recognisable to a pre- revolutionary readership no longer register with a modern Russian readership let alone modern translators whose first language is English. An interesting question, of course, is whether this change was any more marked in Russia than the changes which took place in most languages during the course of the twentieth century. In most languages the literary form differs from general usage being more concerned with linguistic and grammatical correctness,heritage and allusion than is the case in day to day speech.The literary form often retains words that are otherwise all but obsolete Although few nations go as far as the French who have a special form of the perfect tense reserved for literary use the literary form of most languages retain words, which if they ever were in common usage, are rarely used in daily speech but can be of use in scrabble.
As far as Russian literary language is concerned the most obvious change in the twentieth century was the elimination of the monied leisured class from which the majority of nineteenth century Russian writers were drawn, but there are other factors.The push for universal literacy in Russia also had an impact on its modern literature . A significant number of the short stories written and published after the Revolution were, as I understand it, required to be relatively simple in language and structure as part of the literacy drive.I have always assumed that the persecution of the orthodox church and the adoption of atheism also played their part in cutting the now literate population off from a full knowledge and understanding of their literary past.In much the same way that reading English literature without any knowledge of the King James Bible and the Prayer Book has an impact on reading and appreciating much English literature.
The question about how far a translation should attempt to reflect the words and usage of the writer of the original language is an interesting one. Surely it is the difference between a "student's crib", which is a word for word translation however weird the result, and a rendition of the work in readable form. I am not sure that I need a translation that shows me that it is common practice to switch between tenses in the way that happens in some of the most modern translations. If it is commonplace in Russian prose then it will have no impact on the Russian reader unlike the English reader for whom the effect of this uncertainty of tense may render the prose heavy going, if not, unreadable. For everyone who finds the student revision notes type of translation a revelation because it reminds the reader that it is a work of foreign writer, there is someone who finds the resulting prose jarring, awkward,off putting and weird. Now that would not be so bad if there were a large number of translations readily available at the one time but that is not the case everywhere.At the present moment it seems to be the case that the most recent translations are pushed relentlessly and you have to search for the older more readable ones, even on the internet.
I am not sure what proportion of the population, other than students, read literature.A relatively small one I expect. Of those who read literature voluntarily only a small portion seem to read translations of foreign classics and far fewer read modern works in translation.I am not convinced that translations that a significant number of readers find annoying and jarring are the way to encourage people to try foreign literature. As far as Russian literature is concerned many potential readers are put off the works of nineteenth century authors by the idea that their books are heavy tomes that would have benefitted from the intervention of a ruthless editor;peopled by characters whose names seem to change page by page and whose lives are involve lots of suffering and are rarely touched by humour.I am not sure that the body count is any higher in Russian literary works but lots of people believe that characters in these works are more inclined to suicide than the average perhaps it is a stereotype but it is not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of other European literatures.
I know that it is just a question of picking up the right book in a readable translation but the fact that the short story seems to be completely out of fashion does not help. There are plenty of Russian short stories but because the form is not fashionable you have to look for them and in order to do that you have to know that they exist. I think that the best starting point for getting to know Russian literature are works like the Captain's Daughter and Chekhov's short stories.Works that entrance and infuriate because they are so perfect in their construction and economy.You would love to write like that but you know that you never will because, unlike Chekhov, you were never anointed with oil.
I think that I may be able to answer my own question about Solzhenitsyn's four volume work about the coming of the Revolution. The first two volumes were translated and published in the West.I wonder how well the second volume November 1916 sold ? I imagine that Western publishers thought that the two volumes set in 1917 weren't worth the effort of translating given the likely sales.It will be interesting to see whether they will take the same view in 2017.Perhaps the third and fourth volumes will be published in English then.
Posted 11 September 2015 - 10:03 AM
But then I read the Pevear/Volokhonsky translation. More recently, I read their translations of Crime & Punishment and "The Brothers Karamazov" (finished it a month ago). I love them. They revived the humor in those novels, especially War & Peace. I think that reading more than one translation has provided me with a deeper understanding. Translations are always flawed. What one translator misses, another corrects, and the cycle continues.
Here's the article I read in 2005 that sent me to the Pevear/Volokhonsky versions: http://www.newyorker...ranslation-wars
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