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Q: Installing OpenWRT I'm a complete networking beginner, trying to install OpenWRT on a TPLink 703N, following these instructions : http://wiki.xinchejian.com/wiki/Install_OpenWRT_on_TPlink_WR703N
Having installed and OpenWRT and configured it as outlined on that page, we're trying to see the internet from it (in order to run opkg etc). We have the TPLink connected to our router/modem via ethernet cable and can ssh to it from the other machines on the same network.
However we can't
a) see the TPLink itself as a wifi router. (Doesn't look like wifi is currently enabled)
b) see the internet from inside it (to run opkg etc.)
Can anyone give some clues (in fairly layman's language) of how to debug this? What kind of problems should we look for? And how should we resolve them?
/etc/config/network
config interface 'loopback'
    option ifname 'lo'
    option proto 'static'
    option ipaddr '127.0.0.1'
    option netmask '255.0.0.0'

config interface 'lan'
    option ifname 'eth0'
    option type 'bridge'
    option proto 'static'
    option ipaddr '192.168.1.1'
    option netmask '255.255.255.0'

config interface 'wan'
    option ifname 'wlan0'
    option proto 'dhcp'

/etc/config/wireless
config wifi-device  radio0
    option type     mac80211
    option channel  11
    option hwmode   11ng
    option path 'platform/ar933x_wmac'
    option htmode   HT20
    list ht_capab   SHORT-GI-20
    list ht_capab   SHORT-GI-40
    list ht_capab   RX-STBC1
    list ht_capab   DSSS_CCK-40
    # REMOVE THIS LINE TO ENABLE WIFI:
    #option disabled 1

config wifi-iface
    option device   radio0
    #option network  lan
    option network  wan
    #option mode     ap
    option mode     sta
    option ssid     'THE NAME OF OUR EXISTING WIFI NETWORK'
    #option encryption none
    option encryption wep+shared
    option key 'WEP PASSWORD FOR OUR EXISTING WIFI NETWORK'

cheers
phil

A: For your wireless issues, if we look at your wireless configuration:
config wifi-iface
    option device   radio0
    #option network  lan
    option network  wan
    #option mode     ap
    option mode     sta
    option ssid     'THE NAME OF OUR EXISTING WIFI NETWORK'
    #option encryption none
    option encryption wep+shared
    option key 'WEP PASSWORD FOR OUR EXISTING WIFI NETWORK'

You have the mode ap line commented out and replaced with the sta option. According to the OpenWRT documentation, this means that the wireless interface is configured for client mode. With the other options you have in place, your device is configured to act as a client device and connect to your existing network. Because if this, it can't function as an access point.
If you're device is connecting to your network via the wireless interface, why do you have a Ethernet cable connected to your LAN?
I do not see where you note your DNS servers. This might be the cause of why the device can't 'access' the internet to get packages from opkg. You may check to see what the content of /etc/resolv.conf is, since it lists what name servers the device uses for DNS name resolution.
An example (using Google's name servers):
nameserver 8.8.8.8
nameserver 4.4.4.4

You can also try adding the following to /etc/config/network:
option dns    8.8.8.8
Hope this helps...
EDIT
Here is a suggested configuration for the wifi interface for using it as an access point:
config wifi-iface
    option device     radio0
    option network    lan
    option mode       ap
    option ssid       'DESIRED SSID HERE'
    option encryption wep+shared
    option key        'YOUR WEP PASSWORD FOR ACCESS'

You want network set to lan and mode set to ap. I highly recommend some form of encryption and would suggest you use something other than WEP because it's insecure.

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LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE — FALL OF MYTHOLM VIADUCT.
An inquiry was held at the Huddersfield station on Tuesday afternoon by Captain Tyler, on behalf of the Board of Trade, in compliance with a memorial of the Holmfirth Chamber of Commerce, respecting the causes of the fall of the Mytholm Bridge viaduct. The viaduct fell on Sunday, the 3rd December, about an hour before the first train was due. It was situated on the branch to Holmfirth, three-quarters of a mile from Brockholes Junction of the Huddersfield and Penistone line and a mile from Holmfirth. It consisted of 13 arches, two of 29ft span, and the others of 37ft 8in. span. The wooden viaduct it was intended to supersede consisted of 26 bays of timberwork, each 26ft 6in. The greatest height of the viaduct was 86ft 6in. to the rail level. The arches were 2ft thick; the distance from the under side of the centre of the arches to the rail level was 6ft. The piers were 4ft thick at the narrowest end at the top. (the viaduct was built on a curve with a radius of 20 chains), with a better of ¼in. to 1ft on each side, and the end batter was the same. The piers varied in length from 28ft 4in. to 29ft 3⅓in., and the narrow ends were on an average 12in. less than the broad ends. They were built on footings in two courses of 12in. each, projecting 6in. on each side of each course. The stonework was built between and among the open timberwork it was intended to supersede, and the timber was removed as the stonework approached completion; and no great quantity had been removed when the viaduct fell. The side supported by the narrow ends of the piers was the side first prepared for use, but though the rails had been laid trains had not run over it when it fell. Before taking evidence Captain Tyler, accompanied by Mr. Watts, assistant engineer of the Lancashire and Yorkshire ; Mr. Wadsworth, of Holmfirth, the contractor; Mr. Craven, president of the Holmfirth Chamber of Commerce; Mr. S. S. Booth, solicitor; and other gentlemen, viewed the ruins of the viaduct Mr. T. Holmes, woollen manufacturer; Mr. A. Lockwood, farmer; Mr. Eli Wimpenny, manufacturer; Mr. Barrowclough, architect; and Mr. W. J. Moorhouse, gentleman, all residents in the neighbourhood, gave evidence to the effect that they had noticed cracks in the piers, particularly in No. 7 from the Huddersfield end of the viaduct; that No. 7 had had to be supported by three buttresses; that No. 7 and No. 8 piers had bulged out some inches, the first in three places; that men were engaged time and time in pointing up the cracks with mortar; that some of the cracks extended through the stones; that no "through stones" had been noticed in the piers; and that stone and rubble for filling up the piers had been cast out of wheelbarrows into the interior, in some instances unmixed with mortar. Mr. Watts, assistant engineer, produced the specification and plans signed by Mr. Meek, the engineer, and Mr. Wadsworth, the contractor. The specification provided that the work should be of good rubble stone, and the piers, spandrils, and parapets wore to have a through stone in every square yard of surface. He visited the place, perhaps half a score of times. The work was superintended by Mr. Kershaw, who also looked after the platelayers on 15 miles of line. Had a salary of two guineas per week, and had never superintended the erection of a bridge or viaduct before. Kershaw always reported the works as progressing satisfactorily, but he (Mr. Watts) had found fault with the character of the mortar, and there not being a sufficient number of through stones. He noticed small cracks in Nos. 7, 8, and 9 piers, but they gave him no alarm. About the 31st October last be found three buttresses being built against No. 7 pier, and that it had bulged an inch and a quarter half-way up, but he did not think there was any danger. Also noticed a slight bulge in No. 8 pier. When the work was 20ft. up he received an anonymous letter complaining of It, and went up to the place with Mr. Meek, the engineer. They ordered more through stones and better mortar to be used, and also ordered three or four piers towards Huddersfield end to be pulled down to the extent of 4 ft, because the work was bad. He trusted to Mr. Kershaw to see that the work was done. ["Mr. Wadsworth, the contractor, subsequently stated that Kershaw had given him no orders on the point, and the defective portions of the piers had not been pulled down.] If one stone went two-thirds through the pier, and another on it went to the otherside, it would be such a "through" as was meant in the specification. Mr. Meek had allowed the contractor to deviate from the specification and use Yorkshire lime at 13s. 6d. a ton instead of Halkin mountain lime at 29s. a ton. One-half of the foundation of No. 7 pier was built on rock and the other half on gravel, and that and bad workmanship, he thought had caused the fall of the viaduct.
Mr. Wadsworth, the contractor, stated that the foundation of some of the piers was partly on rock and partly on gravel, the rock being at the broad end of those piers, so that the thinnest end of the piers had the weakest foundation; but that in the case of No. 7 the rock ran longitudinally, so that half the foundation on one side was on gravel and the other half on the rock. He never remonstrated against that state of things, but worked according to the plans, specifications, and Mr. Kershaw's orders. He had built one viaduct eleven years ago, but it was on a different principle. Three buttresses were built to support No. 7 pier, when it began to draw towards No. 8 after the centres were set There was a little settling at the narrow ends of four of the piers. He was attending to other work during the fortnight before the viaduct fell, but his brother was on the ground. He considered the defects in the foundations, particularly of No. 7 pier, the principal cause of the failure of the viaduct. His contract was for £7,100, and the day he signed the specification Mr. Meek permitted him to use Yorkshire instead of Halkin mountain lime, but the amount of the contract was not reduced. The piers were filled up with good rubble, no wheelbarrows were used, and no filling was put in without mortar.
The sub-contractor was also examined, but Kershaw (who has left the company's service) and Wadsworth (brother to the contractor) were not in the way, and could not be examined. Kershaw's statement has to be sent to Captain Tyler, who will report to the Board of Trade, and, as he intimated, probably recommend the erection of a wooden viaduct for use during the erection of a new stone one.


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Knitting aficionado and notable artisan Clara Parkes delves into her storied travels with this inspiring and witty memoir on a creative life enriched by her adventures around the world.
Building on the success of The Yarn Whisperer, Parkes's rich personal essays invite readers and devoted crafters on excursions to be savored, from a guide who quickly comes to feel like a trusted confidante. In Knitlandia, she takes readers along on 17 of her most memorable journeys across the globe over the last 15 years, with stories spanning from the fjords of Iceland to a cozy yarn shop in Paris's 13th arrondissement.
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A Thing for Socks and a Very Big Plan: Portland, Oregon
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Cashmere Dreams and British Breeds: A Last-Minute Visit to Edinburgh, Scotland
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Homejobs Show Us the Money: How Green Is the Stimulus Package?
01 Mar Mike Valentine
Show Us the Money: How Green Is the Stimulus Package?
How have you been feeling about the green economy lately?
Hopeful? Apprehensive? Excited? Skeptical? Curious? Wary? Motivated? Disillusioned?
There are more and more signs from the Obama Administration that we are moving into a new era where climate change, green jobs, and renewable resources are front and center in discussions, negotiations, and policy.
Vice President Joe Biden is directing the Middle Class Task Force in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which will focus on green jobs. The blog announcement https://www.whitehouse.gov/blog_post/save_the_date_1/ of this meeting provides their working definition of green jobs. I couldn't have said it better myself!
"Green jobs are jobs that provide products and services which use renewable energy resources, reduce pollution, conserve energy and natural resources and reconstitute waste." https://www.whitehouse.gov/blog_post/save_the_date_1/
As Hillary Clinton prepared for her first trip abroad, she said, "Climate change https://news.yahoo.com is not just an environmental nor an energy issue, but also has implications for our health, our economies and our security." Several weeks ago she appointed Todd Stern as the special envoy for climate change to help restore America's credentials and leadership in shaping environmental policy. Stern was the former White House assistant who was the chief U.S. negotiator at the Kyoto Protocol.
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
This week we enter a new phase of the journey that bring to mind the phrase: Show Me the Money!
Ironically what is breathing life into the green economy is the depressed state of the traditional economy due to problems in the banking industry, downturns in the housing industry, and the increasing unemployment rate. The goal of this stimulus package is to invest in areas of the economy that will provide immediate jobs, new innovations, and support emerging industries in their efforts to grow. It just so happens that the green economy can drive all three of these desired outcomes.
As you scan the description of the green elements of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 below, pay particular attention to the green industries targeted by the stimulus package.
How do these industries line up with your passions and your target niche? 2) What can you learn about the future of your target industry from what's listed here? 3) What new ideas and directions come to your mind as you review the list below?
The wording for these bullets is taken directly from an email I received from my Congresswoman Anna Eshoo. (Please note: I deleted provisions, tax cuts, and funding that do not address green issues. My additions are in parentheses.)
High Tech and Green Tech Provisions
$11 billion for smart-grid related activities, including work to modernize the electric grid.
$6.3 billion for energy efficiency and conservation grants.
$2.5 billion for energy efficiency and renewable energy research.
$2 billion in grant funding for the manufacturing of advanced batteries systems and components and vehicle batteries that are produced in the United States.
$6 billion for new loan guarantees aimed at standard renewable projects such as wind or solar projects and for electricity transmission projects.
$1 billion for other energy efficiency programs including alternative fuel trucks and buses, transportation charging infrastructure, and smart and energy efficient appliances.
Science and Energy Funding and Incentives
Federal Building Energy Efficiency – $4.5 billion
Fossil Energy Research and Development – $3.4 billion (degree of green depends on projects funded)
Weatherization Assistance Program – $5 billion
National Science Foundation – $3 billion (degree of green depends on projects funded)
Science at the Department of Energy – $2 billion, including $400 million to Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association – $830 million
National Institute of Standards and Technology – $580 million which includes the Technology Innovation Program
Energy Tax Credits and Funding
Advanced Energy Investment Credit: Establishes a new manufacturing investment tax credit for investment in advanced energy facilities, such as facilities that manufacture components for the production of renewable energy, advanced battery technology, and other innovative next-generation green technologies.
Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles: Provides a tax credit for families that purchase plug-in hybrid vehicles of up to $7,500 to spur the next generation of American cars.
Long-term Extension and Modification of Renewable Energy Production Tax Credit: Includes a three-year extension of the production tax credit (PTC) for electricity derived from wind (through 2012) and for electricity derived from biomass, geothermal, hydropower, landfill gas, waste-to-energy, and marine facilities (through 2013).
Temporary Election to Claim the Investment Tax Credit in Lieu of the Production Tax Credit: Facilities that produce electricity from wind, closed-loop biomass, open-loop biomass, geothermal, small irrigation, hydropower, landfill gas, waste-to-energy, and marine renewable facilities are eligible for a production tax credit. The bill would allow facilities to elect to claim the investment tax credit in lieu of the production tax credit.
Removal of Dollar Limitations on Certain Energy Credits: The bill would repeal the individual dollar caps. As a result, each of these properties would be eligible for an uncapped thirty percent (30%) credit.
Clean Renewable Energy Bonds ("CREBs"): The bill authorizes an additional $1.6 billion for new clean renewable energy bonds to finance facilities that generate electricity from the following resources: wind, closed-loop biomass, open-loop biomass, geothermal, small irrigation, hydropower, landfill gas, marine renewable, and trash combustion facilities.
Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds: The bill authorizes an additional $2.4 billion for qualified energy conservation bonds to finance State, municipal and tribal government programs and initiatives designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Tax Credits for Energy-Efficient Improvements to Existing Homes: Promotes energy-efficient investments in homes by extending and expanding tax credits through 2010 for purchases such as new furnaces, energy-efficient windows and doors, or insulation.
Transportation and Infrastructure Funding-The legislation will invest $8.4 billion for investments in public transportation. State and local governments will be eligible for an additional $1.5 billion in competitive grants for transportation investments. $9.3 billion will be invested in Amtrak, High Speed and Intercity Rail. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will allow high-speed rail exempt facility bonds to be used to develop rail facilities that are used by trains that are capable of attaining speeds in excess of 150 miles per hour.
Don't be discouraged if your target green niche doesn't appear in this list. Most of these funds are going to technologies and renewable energies that will fuel the green economy. Furthermore, all of the companies that are going to do this work are going to need the same business infrastructure roles of any other business; management, finance, marketing, sales, operations, human resources, training etc.
As you consider the possible openings and opportunities that will develop from this package, stay true to your interests and passions. Stay alert to how these developments begin a ripple effect into other areas of the green economy.
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Of the three Republican incumbents targeted by Gov. Greg Abbott in this year's primaries, two won victories Tuesday night. Several other open-seat races are headed to runoffs May 22.
After Gov. Greg Abbott spent more than a quarter of a million dollars in a campaign to unseat three Republican incumbents in the Texas House, two of those incumbents nonetheless defeated their primary challengers Tuesday.
And state Rep. Sarah Davis, Abbott's most explicit target, bested challenger Susanna Dokupil by more than 12 percentage points.
In a victory celebration, she thanked voters for re-electing her, telling them this primary race had significance far beyond her Harris County district.
"It was about whether the Republican party would be big enough to support diverse voices, and the right of a representative to vote her conscience and her district," she said, framed by celebratory balloons.
Davis took several explicit shots at Abbott — who has called out her voting record in ways she has called disingenuous — as well as her opponent, who is backed by the anti-vaccine movement. Davis thanked her district for "supporting science and medicine — and vaccines," to big applause.
"No amount of money in a campaign account can buy back your reputation when you squander it by making false accusations to exploit the suffering brought to us by the natural disaster that was Hurricane Harvey," Davis said, in an apparent reference to Abbott's claim that a Davis bill filed in 2017 might have undercut the state's response to Harvey.
Abbott also failed to unseat state Rep. Lyle Larson, a San Antonio Republican who was holding off a challenge from Hollywood Park Mayor Chris Fails. Larson, a four-term House incumbent who has clashed with Abbott over ethics issues, won with 60 percent to Fails' 40 percent.
Larson said Abbott "didn't do himself any good in Bexar County by coming after me." The governor had attacked the incumbent as "Liberal Lyle" in a television attack last month.
But Abbott's third challenger, Mayes Middleton, defeated incumbent Wayne Faircloth, R-Galveston. Middleton, an oil and gas businessman backed by Abbott, won with 57 percent of the vote to Faircloth's 43 percent.
Abbott congratulated Middleton in a video Tuesday night.
"I look forward to welcoming you, officially, to the Texas Legislature next session," the governor said with a smile.
Meanwhile, two vulnerable Republicans looked likely to survive tight challenges from the right in races that Abbott sat out.
State Rep. Charlie Geren, R-Fort Worth, fended off a repeat challenge from Bo French in perhaps the House's ugliest primary race. In a repeat of a bitter 2016 primary, French challenged Geren from the right, hoping to unseat the nearly two-decade incumbent. French had the backing of conservative groups, including Empower Texans.
Weeks before Tuesday's primary, Empower Texans sent out a mailer from the invented "Texas Ethics Disclosure Board" warning constituents that Geren is married to a lobbyist. French has also alleged that a political operative working for Geren asked Child Protective Services to investigate French's family.
And Dan Flynn, R-Canton, beat challenger Bryan Slaton with a small margin — 52 percent to 48 percent. That race is a rematch of the 2016 primary when Slaton, a conservative challenger, lost by only about 600 votes of 30,000 cast. Flynn, who's been in the House since 2003, hired a political consultant in the race for the first time.
But a third — Dallas Republican Jason Villalba — fell to challenger Lisa Luby Ryan, an interior designer who came at him on the right with the backing of Empower Texans.
Villalba, one of the most moderate Republicans left in the House, was one of the only members of his party who spoke out vocally against the "bathroom bill" raised last session that would have regulated the use of certain public facilities for transgender Texans. Luby Ryan raised more money than Villalba and picked up several key conservative endorsements.
The members of the Texas House Freedom Caucus who faced challengers in Tuesday's primary looked safe. The two incumbents facing the closest races — state Reps. Mike Lang and Kyle Biedermann — both pulled out comfortable victories with about 58 percent of the vote.
And like the governor, the powerful conservative group Empower Texans saw many of the new candidates it had backed fail Tuesday night. Of the 16 Republican challengers who won an endorsement from the group, only Luby Ryan and Middleton won their challenges against an incumbent.
In open races, however, the group had more luck. Steve Toth, running for the seat being vacated by incumbent state Rep. Mark Keough, R-The Woodlands, won a decisive victory. Jonathan Boos won in House District 113, where Sunnyvale Republican Cindy Burkett is departing.
And the hardline conservative group may see more success after May 22, when several open-seat races will hold runoff elections.
One of those runoffs will come in House District 13, where five Republicans are competing to replace Caldwell state Rep. Leighton Schubert. That runoff will pit Jill Wolfskill, a Bellville businesswoman, against former judge Ben Leman. Both will also compete May 5 in the special election to fill the remainder of Schubert's term. Wolfskill has the backing of Empower Texans and the Texas Right to Life PAC, and even the campaign staffing of Emily Horne, a longtime Right to Life staffer.
Deanna Metzger, who's backed by Empower Texans, will go on to compete in the runoff in House District 107, currently held by Democrat Victoria Neave of Dallas.
Stuart Spitzer, a former state representative running to take back his seat, led the four candidates in his race, and will compete against electrical contractor Keith Bell in the runoff this May. Spitzer said he would "absolutely" consider joining the conservative Freedom Caucus if voters send him back to the House in 2019.
Thomas McNutt, who won the endorsement of Abbott and Empower Texans, will also head to a runoff in May, fighting the more moderate Cody Harris. McNutt ran for the seat in 2016 and lost to departing incumbent state Rep. Byron Cook.
There will also be runoff elections in several other Republican House races, including at least one involving a Republican incumbent. State Rep. Scott Cosper will face Brad Buckley in a runoff in May.
Correction: A photo caption in this story originally misidentified the order of the candidates pictured.


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Bournemouth face Newcastle United in the Premier League on Saturday and earlier today, we carried a report from Aftenposten, who claimed that Joshua King is ?struggling to play? against the Magpies.
The 26-year-old, who recently suffered an ankle injury, has been selected for Norway?s two UEFA Nations League fixtures against Slovenia and Cyprus.
He gave an interview to TV2 and the Premier League club?s attacker provided an update on his current situation.
?If I'm not 100 percent, I cannot join the national team. My club will not to let me do it either. It's a little special injury, because there's no timeframe on when I can come back. I just have to know myself when I feel good enough.?
The forward last featured for the Cherries in his side?s goalless draw against Southampton on October 20th and went on to miss the next three games in all competitions. During the last international break in October, he picked up an ankle injury against Slovenia and despite that, King played against Bulgaria and the Saints in less than a week, which doesn?t seem like a good idea now.
"Had I not played the matches against Bulgaria and Southampton, I would have been back now. I am pretty sure,? the Bournemouth player added.
"It's easy to say that you regret afterwards, but although the games that are important are important, I felt that the Bulgaria game was the most important game I've played for the national team so far. I get to cross my fingers for [Newcastle game] Saturday. That's all I can do.?
King has scored four goals and registered one assist in nine Premier League appearances for Eddie Howe?s side this season.
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This is what the Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra will look like. Published live photos of full-size mock-ups of phones
Live photos of full-size layouts of all three representatives of the future Galaxy S23 line have been published on the Slashleaks thematic resource: the Galaxy S23 itself, as well as the Galaxy S23 Plus and Galaxy S23 Ultra.
These photos confirm previously published renders: all models of the line will receive island (freestanding) camera modules. In the younger models there are three such modules, in the older one there are four (the fifth "kruglyash" is for auxiliary devices). Visually, the distance between the Galaxy S23 camera modules is greater than between the Galaxy S23 Plus camera modules.
Recall that rumors speak of the premiere of new products in early February, and they may appear on sale in mid-February or a little later. Thus, the Galaxy S23 will be almost the last flagships on Snapdragon 8 Gen 2: Samsung has already outstripped Xiaomi, Vivo and iQOO, by the end of the year, the flagship on Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 will present at least Nubia.
These photos were published by an insider with an excellent track record: he has 1,558 leaks, of which 86% are confirmed.
These new features will initially be limited to the Galaxy S23 line of smartphones. There are details about the One UI 5.1 shell
Samsung Galaxy S23 smartphones will be presented in a few days, but only now information about the new features of the One UI 5.1 shell, which is just debuting on new flagships, has appeared on the Web.
Apparently, there will be a lot of changes. The current One UI 5.0, recall, could not boast of a rich list of innovations.
So, the list includes the following features:
Faster access to Expert RAW in-camera mode
An easier way to change skin tone for selfies
Shared family photo and video album
Improved automatic photo processing with shadow and reflection removal
Swiping up on a photo opens a panel with detailed information about the photo
Gallery search will become better and more functional
Ability to select a folder for storing screenshots
You can use AR Emoji Camera for three people in photo and video
Brushes for AR Doodles are available on the main screen
New battery widget
New weather widget
Ability to set different desktop wallpapers for different modes of operation
Additional conditions when creating scripts
Sharing Samsung Notes
More convenient interface for adding users to the sharing list for albums, notes, calendar, and so on
Advanced Pairing Options for Samsung Smartphone and Laptops
Improved DeX multitasking
Improved native browser search
Faster initial smartphone setup
Bixby text calls
$170 ZTE Blade V40 spotted in Bangladesh
The ZTE V40 family of smartphones will soon be replenished with the Blade V40 model – it has already lit up in Bangladesh, and immediately with a price: a version with 4 GB of RAM (expandable by 2 GB) and 128 GB of flash memory is estimated at the equivalent of $ 170.
The Blade V40 hardware platform is based on a 12nm Unisoc Tiger T616 single-chip system with 2 Cortex-A75 cores and 6 Cortex-A55 cores. OS – Android 12 with MyOS 12 interface.
The configuration of the device is a triple main camera (with a main sensor with a resolution of 50 megapixels), a 6.6-inch IPS screen and a 4500 mAh battery. A full premiere of the device is expected in early February.
Why overpay for smartphones with 5G? On the example of the Samsung Galaxy A14, you can see that we are talking about a huge difference in performance.
The Samsung Galaxy A14 5G smartphone was introduced at the beginning of the month, but the company is preparing a more affordable version with 4G support. And today we have all the main characteristics of this model and images.
The design of the younger version will be the same, except that instead of brown it will be silver. Many characteristics will also not change, although there will still be differences.
The main thing, of course, is the platform. Instead of the latest Exynos 1330, MediaTek Helio G80 is used. Compared to the Exynos 850 in the Galaxy A13 4G, this is certainly a very significant improvement. For comparison, the Exynos 850 scores about 145,000 points in AnTuTu 9, while the Helio G80 scores 230,000 points. True, the same Exynos 1330 is gaining more than 410,000 points, so the difference between the A14 4G and 5G versions in performance is enormous.
The screen of the Galaxy A14 4G will retain the size of 6.6 inches, Full HD + resolution, but there will be no increased frame rate, like the A14 5G. The battery with a capacity of 5000 mAh, the main 50-megapixel camera, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of flash memory will also remain, but charging will be only 10-watt. But the smartphone will receive stereo speakers.
The novelty will be released at the end of March. In Eastern Europe, they will ask for 200 euros for it.


China is one of the countries that have a large amount of dropshipping. This country is one of those that have online trading on a big demand, it even counts with a lot of dropshipping providers, companies that are not only acknowledged in China but all over the world.
Many salesmen rather use China providers because of the wide catalog they offer. Besides, many of these products tend to have a lower price in comparison to other providers. This is why it is important to know which are the best dropshipping stores in China if you want to start your own online store with providers' catalogs.
DHgate: this is one of the providers in China, the platform was established in 2004 and it was one of the first providers in beginning with dropshipping; nowadays it counts with more than 4 million clients in 230 countries. It's specialized in electronic devices.
AliExpress: it was established in 2012 and it is the Chinese version of Amazon, this is because it commercializes a lot of products of different areas, besides, it counts with the technical support of other big platforms, as it is Alibaba; it has attractive prices and a great reputation.
SheInside: since its birth in 2008, it has sold more than a million products and their sellers have been satisfied with each and every transaction they do.
DealExtreme: this is one of the most famous dropshippers in the world, its base is in Chima and it has more than 10 years of experience in the market. Its platform is ideal to find gadgets of high quality at good prices, One of the advantages of this platform is that shipping is completely free.
Alibaba: this is one of the most famous platforms in China, it has a big number of sales of its products and it offers a great variety of products, which is why it is of the salesmen's favorites. Shipping in some products may be free, although it depends on the demand of the services.
By counting with a great demand for products, they have a lot of sales' promotions so salesmen can buy the products to offer it to their potential customers.
Many providers have a great reputation, which makes it easier for salesmen to pick the provider fit to each of its services.
Some providers offer free shipping, which is an excellent option for the salesmen since they don't need an extra investment for the shipping of the bought merchandise.
China's dropshippings are the most searched platforms on the web, which is due to the great variety of products, besides of the excellent quality and low prices in comparison to the competition's products.


Annie of McGuffy's Reader is hosting Sparks, an inspirational and positive thought for the week!
As she posts, The negative energy in the world has become thick and oppressive. Social media has become a part of the dark, negative storm. There is an obvious universal need for more positive energy. And, we can all be part of this affirmative change."
Oh this is very true. Love this.
I truly love this idea! So far, all the Sparks have been perfectly timed!
We all need a good Spark now and then!
This is wonderful! With all the negativity lately, Sparks are exactly what we all need.
I believe in you! I love the video and will have to send it to my grandkids!
This is a really lovely spark and something we should all read on a regular basis.
Thank you. One of my reminders!
Beautiful Toni :) It's so true, believing in yourself will help to erase all the negativity in your life. I avoid social media as much as possible!
Can't avoid all the negativity but we can know that we can rise above!
Fixed spelling and linked! I really do like this idea.
I am so happy that you found us and have joined. You rock, my friend. HUGS.
Thank you. I enjoyed visiting your blog!
Hello Little Binky and Granny. Thanks for visiting.
congrats for delightful changes dearest Toni!!!
thank you for encouraging words!
Thank you. I though the bridge background was too dark and somber for winter! Cheery background!
MdGuffy's idea is right on!


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Consumer products that are defective and dangerous may cause injury or death. Each year, despite consumer protection laws and advanced manufacturing techniques, thousands of people are hurt by dangerous products that reach the market. Common injuries include amputation, traumatic brain injury, carbon monoxide poisoning, choking, paralysis, and burns. Some companies are not as careful as they should be when bringing products to market. Products liability cases can be complex. Medical professionals, engineers, and other experts may be called to testify to prove that the defective product directly caused a plaintiff's injury.
Who is Liable for Compensating Victims Injured by Defective Products?
When a defective product causes an injury, it is possible that multiple parties in the distribution chain can be held liable, including the following:
Product manufacturers
Manufacturers of component parts
The designer of any part of the product
Companies that assemble and/or modify the product
Wholesalers or distributors
It is important to identify all potentially liable parties to ensure that all entitled compensation can be recovered. Under the theory of joint and several liability, all defendants bear collective responsibility for paying compensation if it is determined that a product defect caused harm. If one defendant lacks the financial resources to pay, the others must make up the difference.
The process of identifying liable parties can be complicated. There are multiple points where a defect may have been introduced or missed. Manufacturers employ various quality control processes to ensure products are produced and assembled correctly. Outside consultants may be brought in at any point in the process, and their liability should be investigated. Retailers and distributors may also be held accountable, particularly if they are found to have sold or distributed products that were recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
When Should I File a Products Liability Claim?
In California, lawsuits involving defective products are often filed as personal injury claims. Victims should consider filing a products liability claim if they sustained serious injury that was clearly due to a defective product. A claim will be valid only if it can be shown that the defect was a substantial factor in causing the injury.
If someone was harmed because a product was used in a way that it was not intended to be used, they may not have a valid claim. For example, if an individual falls while standing on the top step of ladder, and the ladder had a label that warned users about the dangers of standing on the top step, then it will be very difficult to prove that the ladder was defective. However, if someone was using the ladder properly and a faulty bolt caused it to collapse, they may have a valid claim.
A claim must establish that the product was legally defective owing to how it was manufactured or designed, or that warning labels, signs, or other instructions for safe use were inadequate. There are several legal theories that may be brought in a products liability claim, including the following:
Risk/benefits test
Manufacturers are strictly liable when they place products on the market that cause injury. The victim does not necessarily need to prove that the defendants acted with intent or were negligent. This is one characteristic that makes products liability cases different than traditional personal injury claims. There are typically three types of defects under strict liability, which include manufacturing defects, design defects, and a failure to warn.
Design Defects and Consumer Expectations
Under the consumer expectations test, a product may be defective in design if, when the consumer is using the product in the intended manner, it fails to perform as safely as an ordinary consumer would expect. The victim must produce evidence that the product failed to satisfy ordinary consumer expectations of safety. Also, a design considered safe at the time the product was placed on the market may be deemed defective several years later at the time of injury, owing to changing consumer expectations or industry standards. If the defect is attributable to changing standards, the manufacturer may be held liable for failing to modify or retrofit the product or to warn users of dangers that manifested after the product was manufactured.
Design Defects and the Risk/Benefits Test
The alternative test, risk/benefits, is a bit more complicated than consumer expectations. Using risk/benefits, the defendant may be held liable if the benefits of the product's design do not outweigh the risks. In deciding risks versus benefits, juries are asked to consider the following:
The gravity of the potential harm resulting from using the product
The likelihood that this potential harm will occur
The feasibility, cost, and disadvantages of an alternative, safer design
When proceeding under the risk/benefit test, the victim need only establish evidence that would permit the jury to find a design feature of the product was a proximate cause of plaintiff's injuries. They do not need to demonstrate feasible alternative designs. Instead, the burden shifts to the product designer to establish that the benefits outweighed the design risks.
Recovery on a theory of negligent design of a product involves balancing the likelihood and gravity of potential harm from a given design against the burden of the measures required to avoid the harm. If the likelihood and gravity of harm outweigh the design's utility, the manufacturer may be found negligent for having placed the product on the market regardless of any product warnings the manufacturer may have provided.
Failure to Warn
A well-designed product that was properly manufactured may still be found defective if the consumer was not provided with suitable warnings.
There are two types of potential warning defects: the first is a failure to inform consumers of risks or side effects that may follow foreseeable use of the product. Proper warnings give consumers more power to eliminate or reduce the risk of harm. The second is a failure to instruct consumers how the product should be used. Clear instructions provide consumers with the opportunity to make informed choices.
Knowledge of the risks involved is an essential element of failure to warn strict liability. In other words, injured victims claiming a product was defective due to a failure to warn must plead and prove that the product defendants actually knew of the risks involved at the time of manufacture and/or distribution, or based on the state of scientific knowledge at the time of manufacture and/or distribution, should have known of the risks.
The case involving McDonald's hot coffee is one of the most famous examples of failure to warn. A 79-year-old woman successfully sued the fast-food chain for failing to provide adequate warning about its dangerously hot coffee, which caused third-degree burns when it spilled in her lap.
Comparative Negligence
In some products liability cases, the victim may be partially at-fault for the injury caused by the defective product. Several cases have been brought to court involving automobile accidents in which victims were not wearing their seat belt or were speeding, running a red light, or engaged in some other action that caused the crash. Here, however, the threshold issue is whether the product defect was a substantial factor in bringing about plaintiff's injury; if so, the defendant is a legal cause and the issue becomes one of apportioning damages by comparative fault.
What Laws Regulate Defective Products?
In the U.S., the CPSC is responsible for protecting consumers from certain types of defective products. The Consumer Protection Safety Act established the CPSC in 1972, giving the agency the authority to issue recalls and ban products. The purpose of the Act is to:
Protect the public against unreasonable risks of injury associated with consumer products
Make it easier for consumers to evaluate the safety of consumer products
Establish uniform safety standards for products
Promote research and investigation into the causes and prevention of product-related deaths, illnesses, and injuries
The CPSC maintains a database of recalled and banned products, and compiles statistics about injuries and deaths due to defective products. According to the CPSC, fatalities, injuries, and property damage due to defective consumer products cost Americans more than $1 trillion each year. Consumers have the right to report a product they believe to be defective. However, the CPSC is under no obligation to investigate an individual complaint. The CPSC covers many types of products—including toys, swimming pools, furniture, appliances, electronics, chemicals, and much more—but does not have authority over automobiles, boats, firearms, cosmetics, and medical devices.
Recalls of Automobiles
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In some cases, the manufacturers discover safety defects and voluntarily recall their products. The NHTSA also launches its own investigations and orders recalls via the courts. Manufacturers are responsible for remedying defects at no charge to the consumer. After the NHTSA initiates a recall, consumers may take legal action if the defective motor vehicle or product caused injury. Examples of defects which the NHTSA considers opens in a new windowsafety-relatedopens PDF file opens WORD file include the following:
Seats that fail during normal use
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Fuel system components that leak and cause vehicle fires in an accident
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April 30, 2015 | in Essays, Reviews | by Ellen Jones and Mui Poopoksakul
"Full of startling colours, and featuring scenes both disturbing and erotic, The Vegetarian is the most powerful novel I have read this year."
Ellen Jones (criticism editor): Three of the best things I've read this month have been slim, 100-odd-page volumes in translation. The first is Takashi Hiraide's The Guest Cat, translated from Japanese by Eric Selland. The book was recommended by a great lover of cats who insisted I read it in hard copy rather than on my Kindle for the hypnotisingly green feline eyes on the book's jacket. My family has always had cats, a number of them so embarrassingly rotund—despite years of controlled diets—that we've had to wonder whether a well-meaning neighbour wasn't regularly spoiling them with choice titbits from the table or bowlfuls of cream. So I found much to relate to in this quiet story of a young couple's relationship with a local cat, whose daily visits revitalise their marriage and ignite an enthusiasm for gardening. Hiraide's writing (he is primarily a poet) had rarely been translated before, but The Guest Cat has become a bestseller in the United States, France, and now Britain; the ubiquity and inexhaustible popularity of cat photos and videos on social media speak volumes about this book's potential appeal. But there is so much more to it than a plot summary might suggest—it meditates on the transience of life and beauty, and masterfully maps out a domestic space with the precision of an architect. This is undoubtedly a book for cat people and dog people alike.
Have I Taken Language as a Loan?
April 29, 2015 | in Essays | by Shadab Zeest Hashmi
Shadab Zeest Hashmi wonders if language is "luggage," borrowed—or her very own
Home and flux mean the same in a land named after a severance, or the great "partition" of the subcontinent: a paradox of freedom-and-loss, umbilical-cord-and-scissors. Born in Pakistan, a country that emerged on the world map after the collapse of the British Raj and the largest mass migration in human history, "permanence" is forever in the shadow of exile.
If poetry seeks who we are, I've found myself searching in language, not land. Land, in its aspects worth remembering, becomes language. If I carry language, I carry land. What is exile, then, if not a road paved for poets, permanent wayfarers?
I came to America as a college student. In Passage Work, the first series of poems I completed as my senior thesis at Reed, I wondered: why write in English, the language of the colonist? Have I taken language as a loan for poetry? Have I betrayed Urdu? In these earliest poems, I call language "luggage," a historical-personal luggage, both burden as well as reason for being. READ MORE…
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In Review: "The Librarian" by Mikhail Elizarov
April 28, 2015 | in Reviews | by Isabel Lower
By turns absurdist, satirical, and downright funny: "The Librarian" takes a page from every book
For the most part, The Librarian is a novel about a young man in quarter-life crisis named Alexei, who is thrust into the role of the fearless leader of a secret society that revolves around a collection of "magical" books.
Borrowing from many science fiction or fantasy novels, Mikhail Elizarov's story, translated by Andrew Bromfield, begins with some world-building. In the tone of a dry, literary historian, the narrator relates the life of a fictional Soviet writer named Gromov. To the uninitiated reader, Gromov's books are merely badly-penned propagandist fiction, in which "Good triumphed with excruciating regularity." Under the right conditions, however, they cause readers to become enraptured, band together, and carry out alarming acts of violence. READ MORE…
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Swedish Camels
April 27, 2015 | in Essays | by André Naffis-Sahely
An ignoble literary translator's journal by André Naffis-Sahely
We were driving along the Sheikh Zayed Road from Abu Dhabi to Dubai, a hundred and fifty kilometres of desert back then unmarked by a single building or feature from one city limit to the next. It was the mid-1990s, and my father, an architect, had just relocated the family to the United Arab Emirates, where we joined the tribe of impermanent aliens that constitute over eighty-five percent of the country's population and workforce. At the top of this pyramid: the Emaratis themselves, former Bedouins who shuffled back and forth between town houses and their farms in distant oases in their 4x4s, safely ensconced behind blackened glass. The couple of decades since the oil crisis in 1973 had seen the establishment of one of the world's most lavish welfare states, whereby Emaratis were being gradually etherized with "sit-down money"—an expensive version of what has also befallen Australia's Aborigines, among others—meaning that if your grandfather had once lived in a tent and dined on dates, bread, and salted fish, attuning his life to the rhythm of the sea and the sands, you would instead have gone to Yale on a scholarship and found a managerial post at some state-owned corporation waiting for you on your return; you might never go to the office, but that wouldn't get in the way of your salary, your house, your satellite television. It all happened in the space of a single generation.
It was either our second or third weekend excursion to Dubai, but this one was special. My father had promised me a rare sight: a Swedish camel. They were blonde and had blue eyes, but you couldn't inspect their irises up close, as they were even grumpier than your average camel and would probably tear away a finger or two. My father's warning left a vivid impression. I spent the two-hour trip with my nose glued to the window as my father pointed out three or four of the beasts, barely visible in the blurry distance. "Are they really blonde?"—"Yes!"—"And blue-eyed?"—"Yes!"—"Why did they leave Sweden?"—"Because it was cold!"
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Weekly News Roundup, 24th April 2015: Don't Do This Title
April 24, 2015 | in News | by Patty Nash
This week's literary highlights from across the world
Happy Friday, Asymptote readers! We say this every week, but perhaps some new vocabulary might spice up your reading experience. We can certainly say that for short stories—steer clear from these overused titles (I've certainly read at least five pieces titled "Hunger").
So many of us battle with the canon—or struggle against it. At the Millions, a piece about reading (and not-exactly re-reading) Russian behemoth's epic literary tome, War and Peace (wonder what translation she was using?). In present tense, Joseph Brodsky is still making waves: here's a look at his bestselling biography. And finally, if contemporary Russian literature's more your thing, be sure to check out this bloggin' run-down of recent Russian book prizes. READ MORE…
London Translation Marathon
April 23, 2015 | in Dispatches | by Julia Sherwood
A dispatch from the 2015 London Book Fair from Slovak literary translator Julia Sherwood
I'm still recovering from last week, chockablock with translation-related events all over London, mostly connected to the 2015 London Book Fair. This huge book marketplace can be overwhelming, and the constant talk of books as commodities rather depressing, but 3 days of panel discussions at the Literary Translation Centre provided a safe haven from the hustle and bustle, as well as a great opportunity to meet fellow translators and publishers. All the panel discussions were recorded and the videos will be available on the LBF website.
The UK Translators Association kicked off the marathon on 13 April, before the book fair even began, with Translating Around the World, a day-long seminar covering a range of topics, including a comparison of translator organisation models and translation rates in the UK, US, France, and the Netherlands; opportunities for translator training; advice on contracts, working with literary agencies, and networking with other translators (through organizations such as the Emerging Translators Network in the UK, Emerging Literary Translators Network America and—particularly interesting for those who, like Asymptote staff, are scattered around the world—the Translators Association Diaspora). "Arseholes, douchebags and wankers" made an appearance in the last, highly entertaining session entitled "Bloody aubergine or goddam eggplant?", which compared and contrasted British and U.S. English versions of three texts from Spanish, French, and Polish.
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New in Translation: 33 Days by Léon Werth
April 22, 2015 | in Reviews | by Yardenne Greenspan
"I recount the lowly; I tell, in the immensity of this war, the stories of insects."
Every year, as Holocaust Memorial Day approaches, my husband and I begin looking for a film, a book, or an article with which to commemorate the day. Each year this tradition becomes more challenging and more exciting, as we move away from Hollywood epics and into the realm of small-scale, private stories. As I grow older and my mind expands, I become more interested in the minutia of this enormous tragedy: what people talked about, what mundane things preoccupied their minds, what made them laugh.
In his memoir 33 Days, Léon Werth chronicles the time he and his wife spent on the road fleeing Paris during the Fall of France in 1940. They move between farmhouses and through blockaded roads. They worry for their teenage son, who has left earlier with friends. They pilfer whatever remains in empty homes and abandoned vehicles, and sleep on hay bales. They are at war, but not in the Holocaust. They are Jews who do not yet know what their identity will come to mean.
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Translation Tuesday: Four Poems by Abraham Sutzkever
April 21, 2015 | in Translations | by Maia Evrona
Translated from the Yiddish by Maia Evrona
An Acorn Gives Birth to a Tree, the Tree Gives Birth to a Fiddle
An acorn gives birth to tree, the tree gives birth to a fiddle
and you give birth to my star, so the night will be true.
You give birth to it far from here, its light belongs to me and to you,
you give birth to it where no leaf fades, nor anyone's smile.
We haven't been of this world for a score of silences now,
a heroic cosmos will not allow our joint death.
The earthly, the real, is real as earth and valid
and death no longer has any power over our breath.
His kingdom does not extend to the green Tree of Life,
what is past has not passed, time is not yet ripe.
Escaped from the clamor, our silence is love,
new images stream from the weeping eye of the soul.
The paired twitch of two silences in one
approaches perfection on a rung of its own.
This wonder-without-a-name tells of its deeds,
the language of atoms has a folksong's simplicity.
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Women, Cooking
April 20, 2015 | in Essays, Food and Literature | by Nina Sparling
On women, place, and nourishment
I have never been able to cook from Madeline Kamman's When French Women Cook. I read the recipes and my mouth waters: noisettes de porc au pruneaux from Claire in Touraine and tarte à l'orange from Magaly in Provence. Yet I cannot convince myself to cook them. The lists of ingredients appear too systematic for food that has more to do with familiarity and wisdom than measurement.
The herbs in my fridge have spent too long away from the earth, the red ocean perch far too many hours out-of-water. The stage is wrong: a railroad apartment in West Harlem with dusty windowsills and dreamed-of copper pots could never measure up to a grandmother's worn-in kitchen. I dream of meeting these women, listening to them, absorbing their habits and tricks. More than their food, I want their knowledge. READ MORE…
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Weekly News Roundup, 17th April 2015: International Excellence!
Happy Friday, Asymptote friends! We've announced it on the blog already, but still can't stop celebrating at Asymptote having won the London Book Fair's International Excellence Award for International Literary Translation Achievement. After Indiegogo campaigns, calls for submissions, and projects spanning the entire globe in words, it feels good to be honored.
The prize—and big-time book event in London—couldn't come at a better time, especially with the slightly disheartening release of translation statistics in the United Kingdom via Literature Across Frontiers. And at the NYBlog, Tim Parks asks if there simply is too much published fiction nowadays—one thing is certain: there isn't enough translated literature in the English-speaking biblioglobe (not in the slightest!). And if we're going to data-analyze the literary scene, why not the literature itself? Here's how computer-driven literary analysis is changing (and how it's still limited). READ MORE…
Working Title: The Importance of Being Titled
April 16, 2015 | in Essays | by Anna Aslanyan
A new column on titling things in translation
"What do I call it though?" My friend was quick with her response: "What about Déjà Vu?" "Yeah, that would make a great title," I sighed, "but it's already been used for an Italian edition. That would be plagiarism." The book we were trying to christen was Remainder, by Tom McCarthy. Having translated the novel into Russian on spec, I had just heard from Ad Marginem, a Moscow-based publisher: they liked it and wanted to publish it; I went over the text and was happy with it; the only thing missing was a decent title. "Остаток", the Russian word for "remainder", wouldn't do: although it captured the main meaning—what remains, is left over or still to come—it sounded feebler than the original, didn't have the same ring to it.
When you are about to start translating a piece of writing, even a straightforward one, like a bus timetable, you may be excused for not having a working title in mind, but when you get to the end you are reasonably expected to have come up with some idea. You should know by then what the original title is meant to reflect: the contents of the book, the zeitgeist, practicalities of publishing, the author's stance or something else. As a translator, you should also realise that your task is not to translate the title into a different language, but into a different culture that, apart from its linguistic aspect, has many other dimensions. This applies not just to the title, of course, but also to the entire work, be it an avant-garde novel or a pudding recipe, a love poem or a price list. READ MORE…
Asymptote Honored at London Book Fair 2015
April 15, 2015 | in News | by Rosie Clarke
Spoiler alert: we won the International Translation Initiative Award!
Greetings from sunny London!
This week is shaping up to be very exciting for Asymptote, as yesterday evening we were honoured with the 2015 London Book Fair's International Literary Translation Initiative Award. This is undoubtedly a very momentous occasion for us, both personally and professionally, as this prestigious prize recognizes excellence in the field of literary translation, awarded to an organisation that has "succeeded in raising the profile of literature in translation, promoting literary translators, and encouraging new translators and translated works." Not only is this the first time a Singaporean organization has been honored at the London Book Fair, but also the first time Singapore has been represented altogether. READ MORE…
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An Interview With Epigram Books
April 15, 2015 | in Interviews | by Pooja Makhijani
Children's literature takes on translation, too
Epigram Books is a Singaporean independent publisher best known for the middle-grade series The Diary of Amos Lee, translations of Singapore's Cultural Medallion winners, and new editions of out-of-print classic Singaporean novels. Epigram Books also publishes children's picture books, plays, graphic novels and cookbooks.
Nearly fifteen percent of Epigram Books' list is works in translation and its list of picture books, the Stories from Around The World series, features contemporary titles handpicked by Publisher and CEO Edmund Wee. Most recently, Epigram Books translated The Little Kangaroo by Guido van Genechten (from Dutch) and Hurry Up, Slow Down by Isabel Minhós Martins and illustrated by Bernardo Carvalho (from Portuguese) to English.
I spoke to Wee in Epigram Books' Toa Payoh office.
How did Epigram Books' Stories from Around the World series start?
Epigram Books wanted to introduce English-language books that were not books from the U.S. or the U.K. to Singaporean readers.
Once I started looking at books published in other languages, I discovered so many good ones! Obviously, I couldn't bring them all to this market, so I selected a few, found translators in Singapore, and released our first titles. READ MORE…
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Translation Tuesday: "The Seafarer," from the Book of Exodus
April 14, 2015 | in Translations | by Spenser Santos
Translated from the Old English by Spenser Santos
May I utter truth for myself,
to say of trials, how in the times of toil
I often withstood wearisome times,
bitter breastcare, how I have bided,
come to know on a ship, abode of much care,
the terrible seawave's rolling often held me there,
anxious nightwatch at the boat's prow,
when it pitched against cliffs. Pinched by cold
were my feet, frostbound
with cold fetters, there the sighs of care
were hot around the heart; hunger tore from within
the mereweary mood. That the man,
to whom the most pleasant on earth befalls, knows not
how I, wretched and sorrowful, on the ice-cold sea
dwelled in winter in the paths of an exile,
bereft of beloved kinsmen and
hung with icicles; hail flew in showers.
There I heard naught but the sea to roar,
the frigid wave. Sometimes the swan's song
did I take for entertainment, the gannet's cry
and curlew's sound for men's laughter,
the seagull's singing for mead.
Storms there beat the stony cliffs, where
the tern, the icy-feathered one, answers him,
very often the eagle screamed round about,
the dewy-feathered one; not any protecting kinsmen
could comfort the wretched spirit. READ MORE…


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