The game of chess is both an ancient, exotic sport credited with teaching the art of war to sophisticated civilisations long before our own day; and a favourite way for primary-school teachers to fill in some time near the end of the year when energy is flagging and attention is waning. There are numerous health […]
Our New Website
10th Jul 2013 By
I suppose a website overhaul is like moving house. You get to know the various pages, links and images featured on your company website because you’ve lived with them for years; and then suddenly you’re faced with what to keep and what to leave out, when confronted with the prospect of a new website. I […]
A Canadian in wales Takes a Whimsical Look at Trilingualism
4th Sep 2012 By
Any Canadian, whichever side of the bi and Bi fence he/she falls on, is well aware of the issues facing a society with two official languages. People in Wales are familiar with the debate, as well. The Quiet Revolution and the rise of Cymdeithas yr Iaith happened simultaneously. Today, Arguments about the merits of a […]
“Is There Much Call for Services Like Yours?”
1st Jun 2012 By
We were sitting in a translation agency, discussing how Braille could be an important offering for a company committed to diversity in communication. When the conversation turned to the breadth of the agency’s scope, the individual sitting to my right said that they recently had a call for an Italian-to-Turkish translation. There can’t be much […]
