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| | | Ritu, a clarification | Feb 19, 2006 |
Ritu, I thought it is the same one we were talking about yesterday. I observe, there is another one slated for the same day where we have all entered. I would suggest, you keep this on hold and wait for Softlingua's clarifications. Depeneding on his reaction, we can meet and take a decision. In fact you can take the lead in this Powvow if required where already entries have been made. Otherwise, if you register for another Powvow for the same day, it may give a contracting signal and may no... See more Ritu, I thought it is the same one we were talking about yesterday. I observe, there is another one slated for the same day where we have all entered. I would suggest, you keep this on hold and wait for Softlingua's clarifications. Depeneding on his reaction, we can meet and take a decision. In fact you can take the lead in this Powvow if required where already entries have been made. Otherwise, if you register for another Powvow for the same day, it may give a contracting signal and may not be in the interest of the translators community. Two Powvows the same day in the same city - something unusual ▲ Collapse
| | | | | please read as..... contradictory signal | Feb 19, 2006 |
| | | | | To: Ritu & Mr. Raghunathan | Feb 19, 2006 |
Entry can be made to remove previous announced PowWow via the link given below:
http://www.proz.com/topic/42786
Please also see, if we can extend this PowWow.
Regards
Deependra
| | | | | Good to see the link back. | Feb 28, 2006 |
Hi Ritu
Kudoz!!!
Infact, I just got an email from "Pattric" asking if there is anybody to be the organizer...I asked him to authorized you as organizer for previous PowWow, but now I think there is no need.
Let's be together once again.
Cheers!!!
Deependra
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| Link removed for PowWow by Softlingua. | Mar 1, 2006 |
Thanks to Pattrick.
Deependra
| | | | | Thanks Deependra | Mar 3, 2006 |
Thank you for your help in reviving this meet.
Best regards,
Ritu
| | | | | Information for outstation participants | Mar 4, 2006 |
Dear Friends,
As Naveen has already asked me regarding this matter, I think youth hostel will be a comfortable location for those who don't live in Delhi and want to participate in this meet.
The youth hostel charges are quite reasonable and I feel that the location and facilities are better than those offered by other hotels/ lodges in... See more Dear Friends,
As Naveen has already asked me regarding this matter, I think youth hostel will be a comfortable location for those who don't live in Delhi and want to participate in this meet.
The youth hostel charges are quite reasonable and I feel that the location and facilities are better than those offered by other hotels/ lodges in the same price-range.
http://www.yhaindia.org/default.aspx
I hope that this is of some help. Of course, everyone is free to choose what suits his/ her needs.
Sincerely,
Ritu Bhanot ▲ Collapse
| | | | Balasubramaniam L. 
India
Local time: 15:42
Member (2006)
English to Hindi
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SITE LOCALIZER | Some suggestions for sessions during the powwow | Mar 4, 2006 |
1. Introduction to SDLX Trados 2006
2. Speech recognition softwares, their level of support for Hindi and other Indian languages and their productivity-enhancing abilities for translators
3. How can we build a brand image for Indian translators/outsourcers?
4. How to communicate to the world the importance of translating into Indian languages in a rapidly expanding Indian economy with a 500-million middle class with purchasing power equivalent to the citize... See more 1. Introduction to SDLX Trados 2006
2. Speech recognition softwares, their level of support for Hindi and other Indian languages and their productivity-enhancing abilities for translators
3. How can we build a brand image for Indian translators/outsourcers?
4. How to communicate to the world the importance of translating into Indian languages in a rapidly expanding Indian economy with a 500-million middle class with purchasing power equivalent to the citizens of the developed world ▲ Collapse
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Balasubramaniam L.
India
Local time: 15:42
Member (2006)
English to Hindi
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Hi Bala,
Thanks for this article... I think I've read it once but it's always good to refresh. Right?
| | | | | Time and Venue | Mar 7, 2006 |
Hi,
I've discussed it with some of you and would appreciate any suggestions regarding this matter.
I had suggested the following possibilities:
1. Crafts Museum
2. Delhi Haat
3. A restaurant (any suggestions?)
These are just some of the suggestions.
Please go over these so that we can finalise a suitable meeting place.
Look forward to your active participation,
Ritu
| | | | | Please advice if "Delhi Haat" is OK. | Mar 8, 2006 |
Dear Friends
In my opinion, we can have a good time there keeping three things in mind.
1. City Centre
2. Cost Cutting.
3. Nice Ambience
3. Gentle Crowd Around.
Cheers!!!
Deependra
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| To: Deependra / Ritu: Venue | Mar 8, 2006 |
I think "Delhi Haat" is a convenient location. Also, it is better we prepare an agenda for the discussions to make it meaningful. Balasubramaniam has given some valuable suggestions, such as 1) Introduction to CAT tools, 2) Building on brand image, etc. If any of you want to talk about these topics or give presentation, it will be great. What I mean is, if we spell out clearly what we intend discussing, there will be focus and many of our friends may come over. You may like to send a messag... See more I think "Delhi Haat" is a convenient location. Also, it is better we prepare an agenda for the discussions to make it meaningful. Balasubramaniam has given some valuable suggestions, such as 1) Introduction to CAT tools, 2) Building on brand image, etc. If any of you want to talk about these topics or give presentation, it will be great. What I mean is, if we spell out clearly what we intend discussing, there will be focus and many of our friends may come over. You may like to send a message to our friends on the topics we propose to take.
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well, in that case let's meet at Delhi Haat.
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Issues that I'd like to discuss are a bit more basic to translation... maybe there are others who want to discuss similar questions.
1. Specialisation
2. Getting direct clients
3. Quality Control
4. Collaboration
5. Rates
Of course, there can be many questions but... these questions are the base that we have to work at before moving on to complex questions.
Rather than giving presentations, I think that we... See more Issues that I'd like to discuss are a bit more basic to translation... maybe there are others who want to discuss similar questions.
1. Specialisation
2. Getting direct clients
3. Quality Control
4. Collaboration
5. Rates
Of course, there can be many questions but... these questions are the base that we have to work at before moving on to complex questions.
Rather than giving presentations, I think that we need to actually discuss things, get to know what all of us think... in a democratic (does not mean chaotic )way...
What do you think? Or are there other topics that we want to discuss?
Look forward to your participation,
sincerely,
Ritu Bhanot ▲ Collapse
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