Glutton for punishment

I am thinking of another book. What's the process I use for translation? Here's a sketched outline. What have I left out?

1. Some helpful and also possibly hindering sites
•  BLB
• Good fundamental idea
• Overlaid with poor theology
• Dysfunctional glossary
• Old scholarship for the lexicon
• S4all
• Good fundamental idea
• Base pages are not distracting
• Did not try the software
• Mechon-Mamre
• Good Hebrew-English layout
• Good Hebrew search using Google
• Aleppo codex
• Leningrad codex
• Google synonym processor
• Hebrew-Latin concordance
• Grammar books and other old things
• Helpful scholars
• All the professional software from Microsoft
2. A powerful database toolset
• GX-Leaf
• Interactive and fast development
• Security
• Web service interface
• Key memory and auditing
• Tailored translation tests
• Data design built in but can access anything
• Need all sorts of searches related to language forms in English and Hebrew
• SQL developer
• Loading base data
• Automated batch translation
• Music statistical analysis
• Many other routines, e.g. roots, grammar, music
• Backup and recovery
3. 10 minutes in the life of a translator
• Remembering where you were
• Deciding where to go next
• Searching by gloss, by root, by phrase, by word
• Word by word
• Building the sentence, words, phrases, idiom
• Pulse, rhythm, feel, impact
• Figuring out domains
• Resolving conflicts and roots
• Relearning grammar - all sorts of subtopics
• Parts of speech - the troubled identity of prepositions
• Checking the music
• Reviewing the draft
• Looking at unknowns
• Publishing 
• Correcting
• Taking your temperature (status)
• Fixing incorrect processes and other distractions
• Publishing for real 
• Learning speech with Google translate (hilarious!)