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Querying and Updating a Database Using Web Services in InfoPath 2003 and ASP.NET
This content is no longer actively maintained. It is provided as is, for anyone who may still be using these technologies, with no warranties or claims of accuracy with regard to the most recent product version or service release.
Summary: Learn how to create a Web service and access that Web service in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Service Pack (SP) 1 and a Web application using Microsoft ASP.NET. (11 printed pages)
Mike Talley, Microsoft Corporation
April 2005
Applies to: Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003
Introduction to Web Services in InfoPath
Creating the Web Service that Returns and Accepts a DataSet
Creating the InfoPath Form Template
Creating the ASP.NET Web Application
Design Considerations for Web Services
Limitations of InfoPath
Additional Resources
Introduction to Web Services in InfoPath
This proof-of-concept article demonstrates how some functionality of a Microsoft Office InfoPath solution, based on a Web service, can also be offered as a Microsoft ASP.NET Web application. This is useful when InfoPath is not available on the client computer to fill out a form. Commonly referred to as a "reach" experience, this kind of browser-based Web application allows a user to edit the same information in the InfoPath form, but without the features of InfoPath, such as rich-text formatting, the ability to check spelling, and the ability to edit the data if a network connection is not available.
The Web service uses the GetCustomers method to return a Microsoft .NET DataSet, which contains records from the Customers table of the Northwind SQL database. The Web service uses the UpdateCustomers method to accept changes to the records. Both methods are used in the InfoPath form template and the ASP.NET Web application, giving each solution the ability to edit the database records.
This article also includes architectural considerations for Web services and information about design limitations of InfoPath. These sections outline problems that can arise when designing and deploying Web services in the enterprise environment, and examine the limitations of InfoPath forms based on Web services.
This article describes three tasks:
Creating the Web service that returns and accepts a DataSet
Creating the InfoPath form template
Creating the ASP.NET Web application
You build each of these three items separately in either Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 or InfoPath 2003, beginning with the Web service.
The scenario in this article requires the following:
Visual Studio .NET 2003
InfoPath 2003 SP 1
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000)
Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS)
Creating the Web Service that Returns and Accepts a DataSet
This Web service retrieves information from the Customers table of the Northwind SQL database. If you do not have Microsoft SQL Server 2000, you can install the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine, and install the Northwind database.
To create the Web service
In Visual Studio .NET 2003, create a Microsoft Visual C project with the ASP.NET Web Service template. Name it nwindCustomers.
In the design surface of Service1.asmx.cs, insert a SQLConnection.
Select SQLConnection1. In the Properties Window, click the ConnectionString menu and select New Connection.
Configure the connection to connect to the Northwind database on the SQL Server. Whenever possible, use Microsoft Windows NT Integrated Security to connect to the database.
Insert a SQLDataAdapter on the design surface.
In the Data Adapter Configuration Wizard, click Next and select the connection you just created. Click Next.
Select Use SQL Statements and click Next.
In the box labeled "What data should the data adapter load into the DataSet?", type SELECT * FROM Customers. As an alternative, you can use the Query Builder to create your query.
Click the Advanced Options button, ensure that all three check boxes are selected, and click OK.
In the Properties Window of SQLDataAdapter1, click Generate dataset.
Create a DataSet named "dsCustomers1" and select the Add this dataset to the designer check box. Click OK.
To add code to the Web service
Insert the following code below the automatically inserted Web method section.
[WebMethod] public DataSet GetCustomers() { sqlConnection1.Open(); sqlDataAdapter1.Fill(dsCustomers1); sqlConnection1.Close(); return dsCustomers1; } [WebMethod] public DataSet UpdateCustomers(DataSet dsUpdated) { if (dsUpdated!=null) { sqlConnection1.Open(); int NumRows = sqlDataAdapter1.Update(dsUpdated); if (NumRows > 0) sqlDataAdapter1.Fill(dsUpdated); sqlConnection1.Close(); } return dsUpdated; }
Click File, and then click Save All.
Click Debug, and then click Start Debugging.
When the Web page loads, click GetCustomers.
Click the Invoke button.
Ensure that you see XML tags and all customer information from the Customers database, and then close both Web pages.
Steps 3 through 6 work only if the Web service is running on the local computer or if the Visual Studio Remote Debugging tools are installed.
Click the Build menu, and then click Build Solution.
Close the project.
Creating the InfoPath Form Template
To create the InfoPath form template
Open InfoPath and select Design a Form from the Fill Out a Form dialog box.
In the Design a Form task pane, select New from Data Connection.
In the first step of the Data Connection Wizard, select Web service, and then click Next.
Select Receive and submit data, and then click Next.
Type the URL of your Web service. In this example, it would be http://localhost/NWindCustomers/service1.asmx. Click Next.
In the Select an operation box, select GetCustomers, and then click Next.
Click Next unless you want to change the name of the main query.
The next URL is for the submit process, and the URL should appear automatically. Click Next.
In the Select an operation box, select UpdateCustomers, and then click Next.
Click Modify to the right of the Field or group box, and then select the node under the dataFields group that represents the full DataSet. In this case, it should be ns1:dsCustomers.
Click Next and then click Finish.
Drag the Customers node from the dataFields group to the view, and choose to bind it to a Repeating section with controls.
Preview the form to ensure that the Web service is returning the Customers information.
You can also modify a field (with the exception of the CustomerID field because it is the primary key) and click Submit to test that the form can submit changes back to the database through the Web service.
Creating the ASP.NET Web Application
To create the ASP.NET Web application
In Visual Studio .NET 2003, create a project with the ASP.NET Web Application template. Name it Customers.
On the main Web form (WebForm1.aspx), insert a DataGrid control.
To add the ability to edit data
Select DataGrid1 and press F4 to display the Properties Window, and then click Property Builder at the bottom of the window.
Click the Columns tab.
Under Column list, browse the Available columns list and open the Button Column node.
Select Edit, Update, Cancel and click Add to add the buttons to the Selected columns box.
To add columns from the database
In the Property Builder dialog box, click the Columns tab.
Clear the Create columns automatically at run time box.
Under Column list, select Bound Column and click the Add button to add the column to the Selected columns box.
Type the name of the database field in the Data Field text box. To display text other than the Data Field in the header of the Data Grid column, type that into the Header text field, and then click Apply.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each database field you want to show in the Data Grid, such as CompanyName, ContactName, Address, City, Region, PostalCode, Country, Phone, and Fax.
Click OK.
To add a Web reference to the project
Add a Web reference to the Web service you created in Creating the Web Service That Returns and Accepts a DataSet.
Add a using statement for the Web service reference. It begins with the namespace you used when creating the Web service, such as the following.
using MyServer.Service1;
To insert code to initialize the DataGrid
In the Page_Load event, insert the following code:
if (!IsPostBack) { Web_service_namespace.Service1 wsCustomers = new Web_service_namespace.Service1(); DataSet myCustomers = wsCustomers.GetCustomers(); DataGrid1.DataSource = myCustomers; DataGrid1.DataBind(); }
In this code and the following code, replace Web_service_namespace with the namespace of your Web service. This is the same as your using statement syntax in the previous section.
To insert code to handle Events
Select DataGrid1 and press F4 to display the Properties Window, and then click Events to display the available event handlers.
In the Properties Window, double-click EditCommand.
Insert the following code for the Edit_Command event handler.
Web_service_namespace.Service1 wsCustomers = new Web_service_namespace.Service1(); DataSet myCustomers = wsCustomers.GetCustomers(); DataGrid1.DataSource = myCustomers; DataGrid1.EditItemIndex = e.Item.ItemIndex; DataGrid1.DataBind();
Select the WebService1.aspx [Design] tab, and double-click CancelCommand in the Properties Window.
Add the following code to the Cancel_Command event handler.
Web_service_namespace.Service1 wsCustomers = new Web_service_namespace.Service1(); DataSet myCustomers = wsCustomers.GetCustomers(); DataGrid1.DataSource = myCustomers; DataGrid1.EditItemIndex = -1; DataGrid1.DataBind();
Select the WebForm1.aspx [Design] tab, and double-click UpdateCommand in the Properties Window.
Add the following code to the Update_Command event handler.
// Connect to Web service, get DataSet to be updated. Web_service_namespace.Service1 wsCustomers = new Web_service_namespace.Service1(); DataSet myCustomers2 = wsCustomers.GetCustomers(); DataRow drEditedRow = myCustomers2.Tables[0].Rows.Find(e.Item.Cells[1].Text); // Loop through each column in DataGrid and update DataRow. int intCount; for (intCount=0;intCount<e.Item.Cells.Count;intCount++) { if (e.Item.Cells[intCount].Controls.Count > 0) { if (e.Item.Cells[intCount].Controls[0] is TextBox) { TextBox txtTemp = (TextBox) e.Item.Cells[intCount].Controls[0]; string strValue = txtTemp.Text; if (strValue.Length == 0) { drEditedRow[DataGrid1.Columns [intCount].HeaderText] = System.DBNull.Value; } else { drEditedRow[DataGrid1.Columns [intCount].HeaderText] = strValue; } } } } // Call Web service method UpdateCustomers // with updated DataSet. DataSet myCustomersUpdated = wsCustomers.UpdateCustomers(myCustomers2); // Bind the updated DataSet to the DataGrid // and take edited row out of edit mode. DataGrid1.DataSource = myCustomersUpdated; DataGrid1.SelectedIndex = -1; DataGrid1.EditItemIndex = -1; DataGrid1.DataBind();
Save the project and build the solution by clicking the Build menu and then clicking Build Solution.
Browse to the page by opening your browser and typing the following in the address bar: http://localhost/Customers/WebForm1.aspx. This confirms that the results of the Web service call are shown in the Web form.
Design Considerations for Web Services
Table 1. Design considerations for Web services
From the InfoPath client, the username is used to access the Web service, while from the browser, the ComputerName\ASPNET account is used. As mentioned earlier, Windows NT Integrated Security, which specifies Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI) in the connection string, is more secure than SQL authentication but may not work with a tiered-application approach. Other options are available, depending on your server topology.
In a typical multi-tier authentication environment, Kerberos is the best available secure authentication option. As a workaround, you can use a single sign-on solution, such as Passport.
These authentication methods require additional configuration and code to pass credentials from a Web server, for example, to a business logic Web service, and finally to a database server. For more information about these options, see the Additional Resources section at the end of this article.
When designing the Web service described in this article, it is required to grant database access permissions to the ASPNET account.
In InfoPath, if the Web service resides in a domain other than where the form template is published, the user receives a cross-domain warning when the Web service is called.
Limitations of InfoPath
Table 2. Limitations of InfoPath
InfoPath can access only Document/Literal SOAP messages
InfoPath accesses only Web services that are described using the Document/Literal style in their WSDL. The WS-I Basic Profile requires Document/Literal type Web services and prohibits the use of RPC/Encoded Web services.
InfoPath accesses only typed and schema-conforming XML
If the Web service returns untyped data, InfoPath makes an extra call to the Web service and infers the schema when the Web service connection is created.
InfoPath cannot access multiple .NET DataSets from a single call
InfoPath can accept only one .NET DataSet per Web service call.
xsd:any nodes cannot be optional
InfoPath cannot infer schema for xsd:any nodes that have a minOccurs=0 attribute.
InfoPath does not support WS-Security, an extension to the Web services specification which, among other things, allows an application to embed credentials in the SOAP header.
When you want to deploy Web services in the enterprise environment for client computers with InfoPath, and also offer a solution for those computers that do not have InfoPath installed, you can develop an ASP.NET application that mimics some of the functionality of InfoPath. You will not, however, enjoy the full capabilities of the InfoPath editing environment, which offers declarative design features, standard Microsoft Office features such as rich-text formatting, the ability to check spelling, or the offline capability of editing a form without a network connection.
Additional Resources
For more information about working with .NET DataSets in InfoPath 2003, see Lab 9: ADO.NET DataSets in InfoPath 2003.
Watch MSDN Webcast: Database Connectivity in InfoPath Through ADO.NET DataSet Support - Level 400.
More detailed steps for creating an ASP.NET Web application similar to the application outlined in this article can be found in Walkthrough: Using a DataGrid Web Control to Read and Write Data. This walkthrough also contains code for writing the application in Microsoft Visual Basic .NET.
For more information about creating Web services, see Web Services Developer Center.
For more information about ASP.NET authentication, including Web application authentication options and the Kerberos extensions included in Microsoft Windows Server 2003, see Kerberos Protocol Transition and Constrained Delegation.
For in-depth information about ASP.NET security, including different authentication options, see Building Secure ASP.NET Applications: Authentication, Authorization, and Secure Communication, and specifically the ASP.NET Security chapter and the section of the Internet Security chapter titled "ASP.NET to Remote Enterprise Services to SQL Server."
For more information about Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Single Sign-On (SSO) options, see Single Sign-On in SharePoint Portal Server 2003.
See the article Sharing InfoPath Forms with Users Who Do Not Have InfoPath for an overview of options available for sharing InfoPath forms.


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But no one is sure that will happen. And for now, the economy remains on firm footing, even with the prospect of somewhat higher inflation. The inflation concerns escalated after Friday's monthly U.S. jobs report showed that average wages surged 2.9 percent in January from 12 months earlier — the sharpest year-over-year gain since the recession.
"What we're seeing right now is an economy overall that is doing quite well and has strong fundamentals," said Gregory Daco, chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics. "The economy remains on track to expand at a fairly solid pace, and along with that comes inflation."
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Mara Magyarosi-Laytner is a Detroit based artist, photographer, and alternative process enthusiast. Her work typically pairs double exposure photography with inkjet transfer processes to explore the impact anxiety disorders have on the human condition.
Her current work, Hyperstimulation, uses wild, bright colors and complex imagery to bring to light the different visual impairments that can happen with these disorders. By the use of 3D glasses, Mara has discovered how to induce Hyperstimulation to viewers of the work.
Hyperstimulation is a visual representation of a "stress response," which is the physiological action that the body takes in a fight or flight situation. Although stress responses take many forms, visual hyperstimulation usually manifests as ghosted images, shimmers, blurs, and can feel as if one is in a surreal and dream-like state.
Mara is a proud member of the Made Metro Collective of artists.
2016 MA in Arts Administration // Savannah College of Art and Design // Savannah, GA
2012 BFA in Photography and Art Education // College for Creative Studies // Detroit, MI


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Where to Start
First, the minimum requirement to begin the process of becoming a translator is knowing two languages fluently. It does not matter how you acquire your languages. Whether you are born into a bilingual family or environment, or are educated in school, ideally starting at a young age, you must achieve adult-level fluency in your A and B languages.
Adult-level fluency refers to a command of your languages identical to that which adults working professionally as native speakers of those languages would have. You must, in other words, be able to read, write, speak, and understand what these people would in their various professional and personal settings. In other words, high school and college-level language classes represent the initial phase of the process. You may have completed three or even four years of university coursework in Chinese or Russian or French, but that is, unfortunate to say, very little. When you can pick up a newspaper, magazine, or research article on any subject you plan to translate in, read it without using a dictionary at all, then have a discussion about its content with a professor or other person knowledgeable on the subject, and finally write a cogent "letter to the editor" about the article, you have the achieved the language facility you will need.
Okay, the above is an exaggeration. But only slightly. All of the successful translators I've known in the past two decades have that ability, or very close to it, in their languages. Achieving this will require lots of classroom and fieldwork. By classroom I mean courses that first teach you the language, and then have you function in that language doing professional-type things. By fieldwork I mean living and working in the country of your B language, ideally for years.
My own background may help clarify what I am describing. I started Japanese as a sophomore in college (better late than never), then spent my junior year in Kyoto in Japan studying at Doshisha University as an exchange student, during which time I practiced kendo with a school club, took calligraphy lessons twice a week, had four hours of Japanese language classes every day, lived with a home-stay family, and traveled extensively using youth hostels and college rail passes. Senior year back in the United States I took more Japanese classes, and after graduation I went back to Japan for two years, where I worked as an English teacher and did some basic translation work, and during which time I took advanced courses in Japanese at night, along with lots of other activities that took place in Japanese. Following that I went to graduate school for a year as a linguistics student, taking classes in Japanese, whereupon I left my program and entered the translation school at the Monterey Institute of International Studies. In my first meeting with my advisor during orientation week I was told that my language background was wholly insufficient to be a translator and that I should go back to Japan for at least several years, perhaps even a decade, and then come back. Being a bit stubborn, I didn't do that, studied very hard at the Monterey Institute, where virtually every translation class I took was in Japanese, and finally graduated. Then I started translating. In retrospect I think my language skills could have been sharper, but more on that below.
Often overlooked are A language skills. You must become an excellent writer in your native languages, with the ability to emulate a wide variety of styles, respect the customs and conventions of your native language, and produce properly formatted, orthographically correct, well punctuated material. Take writing classes, including technical or scientific writing classes, as are available for English at many schools in the United States. Read books on the subject. My favorites for English are The Chicago Manual of Style, Strunk and White's Elements of Style, and On Writing Well, by William Zinser. These are all classics and belong in the collection of any native English speaker who wants to translate. Also worth reading is George Orwell's Politics and the English Language. Further, find and read any book or article on writing for the subject area you choose to work in. Finally, read, read, read written material, particularly in your subject area, so that you are fully conversant in the style and conventions of your native language.
Advanced Training
As you develop your language skills, you also need to gain a thorough grounding in one or more subject areas you can do your translation work in. A translator has to translate something, obviously, and as discussed in the first article, that something is a text, document, or other written material that is on a particular subject. In other words, you not only need fluency in two languages, but also knowledge of the subject in question.
Common subject areas at present in the translation profession include scientific and technical material, in particular hardware and software documentation, medical and biotechnology materials, and telecommunications and research documents, as well as legal, financial, and sometimes more general texts, which here refers to everything from birth certificates and school transcripts to newspaper articles and Web site content.
The more difficult or demanding a subjects is, the greater the pay and amount of available work. If all you can do is handle simple documents like birth certificates or general news articles, you won't be able to find much work or convince an employer to hire you. If however you can translate medical instrument patents, pharmaceutical research, and bioinformatics material, you should have little difficulty finding a job.
So you will need to take at the very least university-level courses in the basics of the subject you want to work in, or through professional experience gain equivalent knowledge. If you are still in school, this should be fairly simple: take introductory physics, engineering, and calculus classes plus programming courses if you want to work on software or hardware localization, take accounting and finance courses if you want to be a financial translator, take law and policy courses if you want to be a legal translator.
Your subject knowledge will save you if your language skills flag. My Japanese, though fluent, is not perfect, and so when I'm translating a research article on, for instance, robotic vision, my knowledge of computer science and robotics helps me see what the article is talking about even if the language is obscure to me. And remember, many documents will be poorly written, so again your subject knowledge will be invaluable for figuring out what the document is trying to say.
Ideally you should take courses in your subject area in both of your languages, or work professionally in your subject area using both languages. Of course this is often impractical, sometimes even impossible. So instead you can read, read, read all material you can find on your subject area in a process that is referred to as parallel reading. Texts about on the Web, including not only such multilingual sources as Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.com) but also through industry and professional associations which maintain their Web resources in several languages. I know this seems like a lot of effort, but it is what you will have to do to become a competent professional translator.
I realize that many people, particularly in the United States, but also in other countries acquire their language skills through a liberal arts education that includes a lot of classes on literature, culture, and history, and virtually no science, mathematics, business, or other professional-type coursework. This type of background will be insufficient. Although literature is a fascinating and worthy aspect of language and is often translated, the world of literary translation is quite separate from the rest of the translation profession, and best approached by pursuing graduate-level study in your language, usually a doctorate, and then an academic career in which translating literature is a part of your profession. My undergraduate advisor was a master of modern Japanese language and literature who spent his non-teaching time translating and writing about Junichiro Tanizaki. I learned a lot from him about literary Japanese, virtually none of which has any impact on my work as a technical translator.
So learn everything you can about your languages, but stay focused on the reality of what is translated in the translation industry. Whatever your background or interests are, you should be able to find a subject area that appeals to you and is in demand for your language pair. To make certain you are heading in the right direction, find out what is in demand by looking at job listings for translators in the ATA Chronicle, other language publications such as Language International or Multilingual Computing, and Web sites including not only the obvious job search engines like Monster but also resource like www.translatorsbase.com. If you don't offer what the market wants, you won't have work. So find out as early as possible how to develop your skills so that they match the realities of the market for your languages.
First of all, classroom work is experience. Regardless of how limited and artificial learning a language as an adult in a classroom is compared to acquiring one as a child in situ may be, the classroom is where most translators start. Make the most of it; go to the extra practice sessions, join the conversation club for your languages, find native speakers and spend time with them, and go to where your B language is spoken as a native language.
A classroom can only take you so far. Few if any universities offer language classes specifically for using the language in a medical, engineering, legal, or scientific context, and there are hardly any textbooks along such lines. So the alternative is to spend time living in the language and its attendant culture and society; this is the most efficient route to achieving the adult-level fluency in professional, business contexts that a translator will ultimately need.
Merely traveling around a country for a few weeks or so, staying in youth hostels, hanging around bars, coffee shops, pachinko parlors (or their equivalent) will introduce you to a limited subset of the language, one that will be of little value in the translation profession. As a translator friend of mine pointed out recently, dating someone from the country of your B language will also be of limited value. After all, how many couples discuss genomics or IC design as a part of a relationship, particularly during the initial few months?
Instead, you need a job. Teaching English or another language seems to be the most common route into another country, particularly for an American with a humanities education. While not optimal, this is certainly practicable. If you take the time to read extensively, expose yourself to the language in all possible professional contexts, and challenge yourself by taking extremely advanced classes, studying for a proficiency exam, you will make ample progress in a year or two.
Conversely, for people now living in other countries and planning a translation career with English as their second language, the situation is a bit different. Because English, American or otherwise, is so widely used and available around the world, because many countries offer such outstanding language training for their youth in English, and because some countries use English as a second language for official, diplomatic, or business purposes, the need for such people to spend one or several years in an English-speaking country like the U.S. or U.K. is limited. They can and do develop excellent language skills while growing up in their own countries. If you have such a background, take advantage of the incredible head start you've gotten; expose yourself in university or through employment to all aspects of English in the subject areas that interest you professionally. You will be that much more prepared when you start translating.
Finally there is the process of learning to translate. If fluency in two languages were the necessary and sufficient requirements to be able to translate, then there should be no shortage of translators working between English and any other language in the world. Unfortunately, fluency in two languages is merely the starting point. You also have to learn to translate.
No one at this point in time understands exactly what goes on inside translators' brains while they are translating. Such studies are probably not possible given the limited resolution of current brain scanning technology, but I await the day that we do have detailed information about this issue. Such information could easily demonstrate to an often doubtful public that translation involves more than just knowing two languages.
Training programs for translators have existed for upwards of four thousand years. Ancient Egypt had its School of Scribes, the Vatican has trained scholarly priests to translate since its inception, and virtually every major nation on the planet now has at least one school dedicated to training translators and interpreters.
In the United States at present, there are several types of training programs, each with at least a couple of schools. The ATA provides a booklet on the various programs available, so I'll be brief here. The Monterey Institute of International Studies and Kent State University have programs that confer an M.A. upon completion of two years of class work and a graduation project. Classes involve not only translating a lot of texts, but also studying terminology management, MAT and other uses of computers in the translation process, and even courses on the business side of the profession. A few schools, such as the University of Washington at Seattle and the University of Wisconsin at Madison, offer a Master's specifically for translation of a particular language pair in a scientific or technical context. The University of Hawaii and New York University (NYU), among others, offer online training programs that lead to a certificate of completion. Classes largely involve translation work. Last, Bellevue Community College and other schools around the country provide classroom certificate programs in which students start by learning about the profession and process of translation, and eventually take not only business, computer, and ethics classes, but also classes that involve actually translating.
As an aside, there are also individuals who offer workshops and seminars purporting to train translators and interpreters during a weekend or two. Such offerings tend to appear and disappear over the years, and no one in the profession believes that you can learn to translate in just a few days, so they won't be discussed in any detail here.
The majority of translators in the U.S., as stated previously, do not have formal training. However, the industry has changed a lot in the past decade. The translation profession is now listed as a hot career in books like Cool Careers for Dummies, and is gaining widespread recognition because of the War on Terror and some high-profile legal cases. The FBI, CIA, and other government agencies are actively and publicly recruiting translators and other language professionals. And the ATA has revamped what used to be known as the accreditation exam into what is now called the certification exam, adding among other things a continuing education requirement. The details of the ATA certification exam can be found here.
In other words, if a translator who started in the profession in the 1980s or 1990s tells you that because she didn't need any formal training you don't, think again. The question is not what did I or someone else who has been around for a long time do at the start of their careers. Though interesting, even amusing at times, and possibly inspiring, the information is rather old. You need to find out what your potential employers want you to have. If they don't care about training at all, then just make sure you can translate well. If they want some form of training, go get it.
These days, some employers, particularly the ones offering higher paying positions in technical translation or localization seem to want some form of training. Other employers don't care much at all. However, most prefer training if they can get it. At the same time, they will likely test your ability using a short translation test or a bilingual interview. Training, many employers know from bitter experience, does not guarantee ability, and lack of training, obviously, does not preclude it. So be prepared to demonstrate that you can translate.
Which leads to the question of how do you know when you can translate. And how do you know when you are just starting out to translate that your translations are any good. Some people believe that you just know, that they have an intuitive sense of when a translation is good, and that they felt from deep down within that they could translate. Such people represent either the gifted minority whose ability will outshine everyone else's or the misguided, even deluded majority who fall into the all-too-common trap of using language classroom standards and uninformed measures to evaluate their own work.
If you aren't sure you can translate, then you can't say where your translation may have problems. You are left with two options. First, get a job that involves a little bit of translation, one in which your work is supervised and monitored. Some firms offer internships or have junior translation positions. Other companies want, for instance, bilingual software testers or game evaluators. Such positions can offer a lot of experience, from which you can build a lot of competence and confidence. The other option is to go to school.
The decision to go to school to start a career represents a business decision. In business, money is always the limiting factor, by which I mean that it is the factor that more than any other determines what you should do. School costs money and time. While you are in school, you will probably make no money, so not only are you paying tuition, but you are also losing income. On the other hand, after graduation you may be able to command a higher salary, obtain a more secure position, even move faster and further on your career track.
To make this decision, you need numbers. Check the current tuition at Kent State University and the Monterey Institute, or at any other program you are interested in, then compare it with the salaries being offered by employers. Further, contact the program director to find out what the graduates are doing and what their income is. You want to know not only what the graduates from last year are up to, but also what those from five and ten years ago are doing now. Then talk to a couple of current students and recent graduates to see how they feel about their investment. Last, talk to several potential employers to find out if they reward education in any substantial way.
Your path into the translation profession can follow one of several routes. No one at this point can say which is better. I know people with graduate-level educations in translation and people with no formal training whatsoever. I also know that the demands in the profession vary depending on the language and subject you are working one. This is, as described above, why I cannot be more specific. Of course, what we're trying to do here is determine beforehand, possibly years beforehand, whether or not an employer will reward you with a job, maybe even at a higher salary, after you complete a training program. As Niels Bohr said, prediction is difficult, especially about the future.
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The True Heroines is an original episodic sci-fi dramedy that explores the lives of three seemingly normal housewives – with superpowers. As the heroines evade the evil corporation that brought them to be, the show flashes back to their former lives as cabaret dancers.
You won't see the shot-in-Vancouver series (which is also a live cabaret show) on TV, however. It's one of hundreds if not thousands of original series created for the Internet, and is one of the shows featured in this year's Vancouver Web Fest. The inaugural event – the first in Canada to celebrate international web series – showcases entertainment and programming from around the world that you'll find only on YouTube or other web-based video platforms.
Some of the series featured at the fest include Clutch, a Toronto-filmed series about a sexy pick-pocket (and which, for the third year in a row, won for Outstanding Writing at the 2013 LA WebFest); Wastelander Panda, an Australian post-apocalyptic adventure about a seven-year-old and a man-size, talking (with an Aussie accent) panda; Emo Dad, an American animated comedy; inSayshable, another Toronto series, this one a comedy from Amy Matysio, who won for Best Actress-Comedy for the show at the 2013 LA Webfest; and many more.
The VWF kicks off with a networking event. The second day (May 3) offers a diverse lineup of screenings, including comedy, drama, documentaries and animation. There will also be panels (with insider-y topics such Distribution and Financing Beyond YouTube, Business and Legal, and Navigating Your Way Through Social Media & Building an Audience), as well as Q&A sessions with web series creators, producers and directors. The night ends with a live performance of The True Heroines, and a karaoke party.
The festival continues May 4 with more screenings while two of the people behind a series called Shoot the Sh*t will film an episode about the fest. The whole event ends with an awards ceremony Sunday night, with live music ("dressy, high fashion" dress code encouraged. Just 'cos it's the web doesn't mean you can slum it, people!).
The full schedule has been released and features viewing blocks, panels and entertainment details. The Vancouver Web Fest takes place May 2 – May 4 at Imperial Vancouver, 319 Main St. 19+ venue, no minors allowed.


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When creating a wardrobe using ShelfTrack, these hang tracks are needed to offer extra support for your shelving and also helping to keep your wall standards straight!
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The Aspire Nautilus Tank
The Aspire Nautilus Adjustable Airflow Tank System is the next generation of tank systems. Made of stainless steel and pyrex glass, the Nautilus also uses the Aspire BDC (bottom dual coil) atomizer technology.
The Nautilus has an exclusive adjustable airflow design that is revolutionary. With a simple turn of the lower ring, you have four options for airflow level.
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Hi readers! How was your week? Mine flew by. Today was the start of the world's busiest three months so I'm just gearing up for a non-stop summer. Hope you had a good one.
Here are some favorites of the week...
Kind of funny/weird: guys with Zooey Deschanel's eyes.
I like both of these girls, so I enjoyed this interview. It's refreshing to see two actresses in complete support of one another, rather than the usual cattiness that seems to go on. {I'm especially a big Brie Larson fan. You should all watch Short Term 12...it's on Netflix.}
A sleepy Great Dane puppy. I mean, come on. Best name & best puppy. I want him.
Funny yearbook quotes of 2014. What was your quote? Mine is so embarrassing. I can't remember if this was for middle or high school, but it was: "Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly." Judging myself so you don't have to.
So my twin sister & I were not these people.
Orange is the New Black is back! And Netflix did some genius cross-promotion with this intro. I considered starting it last night {since I was a lucky West Coaster who got access at 9pm}, but then I fell asleep. #fail. So let the binge-watching commence...tonight!
I have a fun design post tomorrow, so come back! I talk allll about this little sister of mine that I'm holding below. It's my favorite photo this week. I mean...look how young I am! {but also old to be holding my sister?} And how skinny she is!
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How's the weekend going? Christmas party season, in full swing?
Last night, I got together with some friends and I had to make my friend's favourite Christmas square (they are sorta my favourite too). They are the most "salt-of-the-earth" cookie/square, you will ever come across: the Five Star Bar.
I have been eating them since my mom made them years and years ago...
One Christmas, I couldn't find my recipe for them and ended up googling "Five Star Bar". I found the recipe on a website dedicated to recipes from "the Rock" (www.rockrecipes.com) Perfect!
Incidentally, I also found some recipes for other holiday favourites on their website like Apricot Raisin Cake (Click here for the recipe!), Gumdrop cake, and snowballs.
Anyhoo, this recipe is perfect to get kids to help with. I had two not-so-serious helpers yesterday, and their attention lasted the 5 minutes, it took to put these cookies together!
|Feebee was pretty pumped that the girls were making cookies instead of making her dance
Here's what you need -
2 cups graham cracker crumbs
2 cups of unsweetened coconut
1/4 cup butter, melted
1 tsp of vanilla
1 can of sweetened condensed milk
4 small dairy milk bars
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Combine ingredients for the base in a large mixing bowl. Press into a parchment lined 9x9 or 8x8 square pan. (This recipe easily doubles by the way!)
Bake in the oven for about 25-30 minutes or until the top is no longer shiny, and starting to brown.
In the meantime, in a double boiler or microwave, melt the chocolate bars.
When the base is ready to come out of the oven, spread the melted chocolate on top. I like a thick layer of chocolate.
Leave on the counter until the pan is close to room temp. Then put the pan in the fridge and cool until chocolate is set.
When solid, lift out of pan and cut into squares.
Appreciate the fact that so few ingredients could make something so delicious...
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Joined the forum a while back, was having problems with large leaks in middle of night, have follow advice from you lovely experts but still find every now and again get a night with really bad leaks, I think it's when I move more ( I have periodic limb movement disorder and parasomnias)
Going back to sleep clinic in about a month, is it worth trying a full face mask to stop this?
I really like the the resmed fx mask I have as so comfortable but if not doing the job then comfort is not worth it
Never used anything other than a nasal mask in 6 years , so would welcome advice on how people find the difference between full and nasal masks ? And if it makes a difference to leak rates
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Thoughts on the world, Orthodoxy, Catholicism Education, and anything else that comes up in my head. Views expressed are entirely my own, and not representative of anyone I may or may not work for.
10 September 2017
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Dear Catholic Crusader,
The essential substance of all Roman Catholic doctrine is called, Transubstantiation, and in this essay we will challenge you with 100 reasons why it is actually VOID of substance. While the essay is rather long, no one is asking you to read it in one sitting. The point is that the Word of God produces tremors like a ready to explode volcano, belching out an avalanche of evidence against this vacuous doctrine that it's enough to bury Transubstantiation like a lava-stricken city.
To find the answer, the mindset of an archeologist was employed to scratch not just the surface of the Bible, but to dig into even deeper depths to see if this doctrine is the "most precious treasure of all" as is claimed (Mysterium Fidei, intro). And yet, after going on this archeological expedition, we discovered the theological fossils did not at all fit the "mummified remains" of Jesus Christ being "buried" in the Eucharist. Rather, we unearthed 100 artifacts against it. To arrive at this "intellectual epiphany", our primary excavation tools were the unshakable Scriptures, which God likens to a hammer that smashes a rock into pieces (Jeremiah 23:29). Our thesis conclusion, set forth here at the beginning, is that the skeletal framework of Transubstantiation is a bone of contention that must be hammered into pieces.
Jesus commands us to be "fruit inspectors" (Matt 7:16-20). Even though the RCC "fruit tree" may offer "shade in the summer" in the forms of hospitals and soup kitchens, a naive person might conclude that because the fruit is genuine, the tree itself must be genuine also. But this is not always the case! (2 Cor 11:14). It is therefore vital to investigate and not just believe everything we hear (Prov 25:2; Luke 8:18; John 4:1). Either Transubstantiation is true, or it is an enduring deception that has run rampant, turning into a cataclysmic religious disaster which has "deceived the whole world" (Rev 12:9). Hence, it is crucial that we be "vigilant" (1 Pet 5:8).
The almost "romantic fidelity" to Transubstantiation springs forth from the opinion that consuming the "organic and substantial" body of Christ in the Eucharist is necessary for salvation (CCC 1129, 1355, 1359). Thus, if it's true that in the Eucharist, Transubstantiation becomes the "center, source and summit of the Christian life" (CCC 1324, 1343), then we would agree the whole world ought to become Roman Catholic, and subsequently follow the intelligentsia of Rome which claims to be the center of all truth (CCC 834, 1383). On the other hand, if it is not true, then this doctrine becomes a devastatingly grim nightmare on the same level as those other false doctrines which Jesus says, "I hate" (Rev 2:15). Our burden here is to safeguard the gospel (Jude 1:3). If a religious system professing to be Christian is going to demand that something be done as a prerequisite for eternal life, it is vital to scrutinize this claim under the searchlight of Scripture and with "the mind of Christ" (1 Cor 2:16). Proverbs 25:2 says, "the honor of a king is to search out a matter". We shall do likewise.
Determined to test all things by Holy Writ (1 Thess 5:21; Acts 17:11, 2 Cor 10:5), the following 100 reasons have been compiled to an extravagant length to provoke you to consider the cognitive complexities of this doctrine which we conclude are biblically unbearable. We are so convinced the Bible builds a cogent, concrete case against this superstition, that we will not allow the things we have in common to suppress the more urgent need to confront the differences that divide us, such as Transubstantiation. We are told this issue directly impacts our eternal destiny, so it must not be ignored. The Lord Jesus came to divide and conquer by the truth of His word. He said, "Do you think that I have come to give peace on earth? No, I tell you, but rather division" (Luke 12:51-53).
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Google and Yahoo working on a Last Minute Revision for Search Advertising!
Google and Yahoo are working out their last-minute deal on trading search advertising campaigns. Basically, it will allow Google to advertise on Yahoo while vice-versa for Yahoo to Google.
I think this is a great marriage between the two biggest search engines in the world. I am so glad that Yahoo-Microsoft deal never went through, it would've just killed Yahoo while making Microsoft bigger.
Anyways, here's an excerpt from NYTimes on the GooHoo deal:
The advertising deal calls for Google to place ads next to some Web search results on Yahoo, lifting Yahoo's revenue. Under the revised terms, the deal would be shortened to 2 years, from as many as 10, said the person, who agreed to speak only on the condition of anonymity because the discussions remained confidential.
In addition, the amount that Yahoo could earn from ads placed by Google would be capped at 25 percent of Yahoo's search advertising revenue, the person said. Previously, Yahoo had the discretion to decide how much of its search ads to turn over to Google.
Google and Yahoo submitted the new proposal to the Justice Department over the weekend. It is not clear whether the limitations will be enough to satisfy antitrust investigators, who have raised objections to the planned partnership.
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Sonia Gandhi visits PM at AIIMSJanuary 26th, 2009 - 9:43 pm ICT by IANS
New Delhi, Jan 26 (IANS) United Progressive Alliance chairperson Sonia Gandhi Monday visited Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here and enquired about his health after the successful coronary bypass surgery he underwent two days ago.Gandhi, who arrived in the evening, spent about 15 minutes with the prime minister.
"Sonia Gandhi, who is the UPA chairperson, came to see the prime minister around 5 p.m. She spent 15 minutes with the prime minister," Deepak Sandhu, media adviser to the Prime Minister, told IANS.
Manmohan Singh underwent a multiple bypass surgery at AIIMS Saturday to remove five arterial blockages and is currently recuperating in the ICU of the hospital.
- Manmohan Singh recovering fast following heart surgery - Jan 27, 2009
- PM has breakfast with family at AIIMS (Lead) - Jan 27, 2009
- President Patil visits PM Manmohan Singh at AIIMS - Jan 28, 2009
- PM continuing to recuperate steadily - Jan 29, 2009
- PM undergoes routine health checkup at AIIMS - Jan 31, 2010
- PM doing well, put on a regular diet - Jan 27, 2009
- Manmohan Singh to pay obeisance at Golden Temple today - Mar 23, 2009
- PM walks around, to be discharged 'within a few days' (Lead) - Jan 29, 2009
- PM moving about freely, talks to aides (Lead) - Jan 28, 2009
- Manmohan Singh to return home soon - Jan 31, 2009
- President Patil visits AIIMS for PM Manmohan Singh - Jan 28, 2009
- PM makes steady progress, had breakfast with family (Second Lead) - Jan 27, 2009
- Prime Minister pays obeisance at Golden Temple - Mar 24, 2009
- PM recuperating steadily, may be discharged this weekend - Jan 28, 2009
- Manmohan Singh to visit Amritsar on Monday - Mar 22, 2009
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Federer seemed low on confidence throughout the match against the the 6ft 10in Croatian and was finally undone by Karlovic's strong serve game. It was the world No1's second early exit in the space of two weeks after yielding his Wimbledon title to Nadal last month.
Nadal progressed to the quarter-finals thanks to a 6-4 7-6 win over Tommy Haas. Having beaten Federer at both Wimbledon and the French Open, the Spaniard is generally regarded as the world's best player. Victory in Sunday's final would make it official.


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Carmela's House
I didn't get to say goodbye to her, my friend, Carmela.
I never imagined she wouldn't be around when I got home from Canada last year. She was a very unlikely friend of mine, more than a little rough around the edges. She wasn't much to look at, with a missing eye and a twisted leg. My kids were a little scared of her at the beginning.
I met her a few years ago at an evening outreach we used to help with in Las Aves. There wasn't a lot to like about her. I know that sounds incredibly rude, but its true. She swore more than any person I have met before, was verbally and emotionally abusive to her grandkids, and spent a good amount of time doing random dirty jobs just to get by. Her house was often filled with sacks of beer and pop cans she was gathering up to be recycled, with the lovely smell that goes with it. To put short, Carmela was an angry and hard person, not easy to like… let alone love.
I'm not sure how it happened, but over time Carmela became more than just a cranky old lady to me…. she became my friend. We invited her in when ever she showed up. Her visits were sporadic, and our conversations often brought her to tears. Her grandaughters were placed in orphanages and sadly she was left alone. As hard as she seemed on the outside, her heart was so broken. I often had a hard time understanding her, but I knew I could listen. I admit, I still think she was a little crazy, but even the crazy deserve to be shown grace and love.
"I'm sorry for being such a bother" She would say to me. "You are not a bother!" I would tell her, I'm so glad you came by!" And I meant it. We knew she didn't have much, so when she stopped by, we would give her food. After while, even if I wasn't home, the older kids would invite her in, make her a warm meal, and chat at the table with her. After getting used to her grumpy ramblings, we all grew to love that lady. She would sit at our table and just watch us interact as a normal family, and I could tell by her big eyes and mouth hanging open with awe that she was witnessing something she had never experienced before, a home full of love and our own kind of crazy, ha ha.
I cried the day I found out she died. I was in Canada waiting for my baby girl to be born. It was unexpected and I was so sad I never got to say goodbye to her.
Carmela had no idea she changed my life.
Her presence in my life was a constant a reminder of the life of love Jesus is calling us to.
He's not calling us to easy, convenient, pretty or comfortable.
He's calling us to love and it's difficult, messy, and just plain hard.
The best news is, I am sure Carmela is heaven now. Dancing around on her perfect legs and beautifully complete with her big eyes, bright smile and restored heart, knowing what real love is from the one who Created her. What could be be be better then that?
Until heaven my dear friend, we won't forget you. Your spunky spirit lives on.
Carmela's purple house sits empty on top of the hill in Las Aves. With the help of some friends we just finished paying off the land, and now we have a dream to redeem the house that once held a broken old lady and her family. Some day her granddaughters will get to have the purple house to come home to, which is what Carmela always wanted, but till then we will use it for good!
I started a small sewing program a couple years ago after been given a few used sewing machines, and have held a class one morning a week in borrowed spaces in the community of Las Aves.
I dream of equipping women with skills to create hand mades items that will eventually help them create more income to support their families and keep them from working in the fields. I want to give my dear friends in Las Aves a place where they are welcome to do that.
Carmela's house will be called Casa de Creatividad (house of creativity) and will be used to teach women various skills including sewing, crafts and many other artisan skills by both local and foreign teachers. It will be a house where community and creativity thrive.
I am raising some money to get the house ready as it needs some electric work done and some security aspects added to prevent break ins once we have moved in. I will also need to buy some tables, chairs and shelving. I need some start up funds to get the place open, but plan for it to be self-sustainable once it is going.
If you are interested in supporting this project and you live in or near Edmonton…
This coming Saturday, November 18 the women in my home church, North Edmonton Christian Fellowship are doing a fun womens event and using the proceeds for Casa de Creatividad. If you are in Edmonton area please consider bringing a friend with you to have a night out for food friendship, a silent auction, raffle and more. Tickets are only $10, you call 456-7890 for more info. I will share the event on my Facebook page if you want more info.
If you would like to support this project I will have a way to do that next week. Thanks for your love and support!


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Prior to having Smalls I frequently came across articles or television reports stating that 'normal' life can continue after having a Small. The gist of each was that with careful planning and time management you can have it all.
My personal experience shows that to be bollocks. You cannot have it all. Something will have to give, somewhere.
Closer analysis of the aforesaid articles shows that they were all about very highly paid business people and celebrities. Once you dug into the reports and read between the lines they were people that had sufficient funds to pay for a lot of support. Many had full time nannies and basically came home from their 12 hour shift to say good night to Small before they set off in pursuit of their personal interest. Others had varying degrees of similar support. Most had cleaners and gardeners to look after the household tasks. So, for them, the thing that had to give was money.
Our reality was that we couldn't afford to pay for support. Our household income had gone down and the household expenditure had gone up. If we couldn't afford a cleaner before Small, we certainly couldn't now. So, if we couldn't pay for the extra work to be done by somebody else then we would have to do it ourselves, which meant there was much less time for us.
Were personal interests out the window then? Not necessarily. The trick was for my wife and I to provide each other with some time to pursue our own interests. We did not have anything like the time we used to but we did get some. It was important. An hour off did a world of good. Liken it to a computer that had been left switched on for too long: sluggish, non-responsive, lagging and generally irritating. Shutting it down for half an hour gives it time to cool down and clear its temporary memory so that when it is switched back on it is ready for action again (for a little while).
Is it possible to pursue personal interests without a partner around to look after Small? Maybe. I still have a clear image of my first day in the new job as house husband. Small was 3 months old, so past the really intensive care stage, and I thought I could use some careful planning and time management to get 110% out of my day by pursuing my personal interests. My passion is road cycling. Now, I knew I obviously couldn't go out on my bike and leave Small behind, as tempting as it was. No. Bad daddy. But I could set up my indoor trainer and cycle in the house. Clever daddy.
Making sure Small was clean, fed and unlikely to explode, I dragged the dining table and chairs across the floor and pushed them against the wall, making just enough room to squeeze in the static trainer and my bike.
I chucked a play mat (one of those mats with things dangling down to provide visual stimuli and interaction, if Small is coordinated enough to reach out and touch stuff) on the floor at the far end of the table and placed Small on it. Ensuring he was comfortable and not in imminent danger of being sat on by a doiden, I scurried to the garden shed and grabbed the indoor trainer. Returning to the house I set it up.
Checking Small was still in a state of joy, or at least indifference, I returned to the shed for my bike, which I manhandled across the garden and in through the patio doors. It was a struggle to fit the bike to the trainer in the confined space but eventually the job was done.
Making sure Small was still safe and happy I sprinted upstairs to change into some shorts and get my cycling shoes. On my return Small was still staring at the dangly things so I mounted to bike and started pedalling.
Within a minute Small decided he'd had enough of staring at dangly things and started to bawl. I unclipped from my pedals, dismounted and squeezed between the bike and the table to get to Small. I rattled the gym supports turning the dangly things into jiggling things. Instant silence.
By the time I had manoeuvred my way back to the bike, re-mounted and clipped back in, Small started up again, so I reversed the process. Digging through a kitchen drawer I found a length of string. Tying one end to the support holding up the dangly things I took the other end with me back to the bike. Clipping in, I hit those pedals hard, not knowing how long I would get. All the while I spasmodically jerked on the string, making the dangly thing jiggly.
The jiggly things kept Small entertained almost long enough for me to build up a sweat. In my state of sleep deprivation and lack of exercise for three months, about three minutes. No amount of jiggling would keep Small quiet for long so I was force to call a halt to personal interests.
The next treasured golden nugget of time, when Small was quiet and happy to be alone, was spent putting the bike and the trainer back in the shed and hauling the dining table back into position before mum returned from her money earning duties.
It was a lot of effort for three minutes of riding. I don't enjoy riding on the trainer anyway. Needless to say, it never happened again.
Not so much a parenting guide full of advice, more the reality of parenting kids and being a house husband and father, written by a stay at home dad to three children.
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Howdy! This is quite cool. An awesome for you!
Thank you very much, jdlcrater!
Excellent quality music, well done, @JCBrickston ! And great you've donated to the community.
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Nice tracks. Thanks for the contributions
Hi mate I'm interested in using your music linked at the top, is it just the one song that available or the full album! I may be interested in having you create some paid music for me too! Please pm me your rates!
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Thank you very much, everyone I'm very sorry for the late replies. I am horrible at checking my posts. But thank you all so much. I have plenty more tracks on the way which I'll be releasing free. Peace!
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I'm just updating my thread on here. I've got another royalty free album that I'm working on, and as I progress, I'm uploading the tracks to my Bandcamp account, free of charge as always. All the tracks and albums on my account there are completely free to use commercially, non-commercially, or for personal use. I only ask that you credit me as Joshua Curtis or J.C. Brickston. Thanks!
And as always, I am available for paid work. My style is more suited towards app games and video game soundtracks from the 80's and 90's, but I can try my hand at anything you need. I don't have fixed rates, and I only work on a case by case basis. I'm affordable and easy to work with.
As always, thank you for your time! Peace!
I absolutely love these including songs from the other albums. These are amazing. I plan to use these and I will credit you as the music composer!
Thank you, Brokaryotic! I appreciate the kind words. I hope they suit your needs with your project! Thank you again. Peace!
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I've had several posts on here in the past, dealing with royalty free music that I release on Bandcamp, completely free to download and use. I'm still doing that, but I'm also starting to offer my services as a game composer for hire. If you're interested in hearing any of my work, I will include a link at the end of this message.
In terms of payment, I don't operate under a fixed price all the time, as I believe in working with folks on a case-by-case basis.
I am very much willing to negotiate with anyone regarding payment. But, instead of just going around and saying that I do work for affordable prices, I figured I'd write a small base estimate here:
Roughly, a track that is a minute to two minutes long would cost about $20, non-exclusively. And to have an exclusive track made, it would be about $40, provided it's only a minute to two in length. Again, these are not all fixed prices. I believe in working with people and hearing about the project. If it's something I am also interested in, I would do what I had to do, regardless of the money. I just enjoy making music. So by all means, if you have any questions, feel free to contact me!
Here is a track I just did for an upcoming RPG game:
And as always, this is the link to all my free music: https://jcbrickston.bandcamp.com
I only ask that you credit me as either J.C. Brickston or Joshua Curtis if you use any of my tracks. Thank you so much!
@JCBrickston Cool music. You've made a lot of our colleagues very happy. Namaste.
@PhilipCC Thank you very much! I'm glad I can help out! Peace!
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Law Minister condemns Gopalaswami''s behaviorFebruary 2nd, 2009 - 2:35 pm ICT by ANI
New Delhi, Feb 2 (ANI): Law Minister H R Bhardwaj has critisised Chief Election Commissioner N Gopalaswami for his insistence on removal of his colleague Navin Chawla.
He warned the CEC not to act like a "political boss" and concentrate on his duties in the Election Commission.
Bharadwaj said that he has to look into the details of the matter.
Asked if the government had taken any decision on the Chief Election Commissioner''s recommendation to remove Chawla, he said, "When a decision is taken, we will inform you."
The Law Minister said that the Election Commission has been facing controversies ever since Chawla was appointed to the post of election commissioner.
In 2006, BJP submitted a petition to President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam seeking the removal of Chawla from his office on the allegation that he took money from the Congress politicians for his family trust.
Gopalaswami has said that his adverse recommendation, which comes a year after BJP''s complaint, is based on his own experience and observation of Chawla''s work as Election Commissioner.
Bhardwaj said that the Election Commission''s role is to prepare for the elections and not to settle personal scores.
In the affidavit submitted to the Supreme Court, the CEC has claimed that he has the suo motu right (where an agency acts on its own cognizance) to recommend the removal of an Election Commissioner. (ANI)
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