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ProZ.com powwow: Catching up - International Translator'

September 28, 2018, 6:30 pm
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Has it been a year since last time we had a meet-up?
Something like that, for sure.

So September 28th - 6:30 p.m. at the Bishop and the Belcher https://bishopandbelcher.com/ (Yonge/Bloor - enter from Church street) join us and catch up!

Dress up at St. Jerome (whose Day is celebrated through Intl Translators Day) if you like: https://www.motaword.com/blog/famous-translators/st-jerome

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Interested members (11) / Confirmed: 6 / Tentative: 1
Name NoteWill Attend
Hege Jakobsen Lepri  \"Organizer\" \"Reporter\" ...  y
Yuri Geifman  \"Photographer\" ...  n
Mark Vaintroub   ...  
Gary Wellman   ...  y
Ailsa Wylie   ...  y
Karl Marx   Karl Marx  y
Rita Pang   ...  n
occinco   Looking forward to meeting other interpreters  y
Larissa Boutrimova   ...  n
Nathalie Chaudun   Nathalie Chaudun  y
Angela C.   ...  m


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Powwow: Toronto - Canada
Hege Jakobsen Lepri
Hege Jakobsen Lepri  Identity Verified
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Still waiting for venue suggestions Sep 7, 2018

If no one throws in a great suggestion, we'll go for The Bishop and the Belcher @Church/Bloor

Karl Marx
 
Rita Pang
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Canada
Local time: 09:32
Member (2011)
Chinese to English
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Count me in! Sep 14, 2018

Hege, thanks for organizing this! I always wanted to attend but every year something would come up and prevent me from joining. Church/Bloor sounds great!
 

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