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Jack Doughty 
United Kingdom
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Russian to English
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I have got to know Jack Slep through the KudoZ pages, in which he displays a deep knowledge of several specialized subjects, and also because he emailed me, having noted the similarity in our careers though in different countries, since when we have exchanged messages and jokes now and again.
His profile says \"50 years experience as Russian-to-English translator, in service and freelancer, covering virtually all fields (at the time relatively few of us had to cover much - hey you other guys out there, we\'re a dying breed aren\'t we!)\"
We aren\'t quite all dead yet though, Jack, and may you enjoy many more years of translation, health and happiness!
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Elizabeth Adams
Russian Federation
 Partial member
Russian to English
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for sharing your wisdom with us tadpoles!
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Natalie
Poland
Member (2002)
English to Russian
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MODERATOR | | My best wishes to Jack (to both of you!) | Feb 14, 2003 |
and many thanks for your help answering KudoZ questions!
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Parrot
Spain
Member (2002)
Spanish to English
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MODERATOR | | Old (?) translators never retire | Feb 14, 2003 |
I don\'t even know a single one with Alzheimer.
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José Luis Villanueva-Senchuk
Argentina
English to Spanish
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| | "I don't even know a single one with Alzheimer" | Feb 15, 2003 |
Too bad interpereters cannot refer to personal experiences or I would have chosen Jack as great example of a healthy \'subject\' at the Alzheimer\'s World Congress in Barcelona... -)
Fifty years is nothing...
Congrats to all of the \'older gang group\' from a young mate.
Blessings and light,
JL
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Daniel Brennan
United Kingdom
Russian to English
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| | hats off to ya | Feb 15, 2003 |
congrats jack! you da man.
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