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Sheshader – Isle of Lewis Volume 1
Includes Sheshader – a word picture, crofting pattern, croft histories and a guide to photographs. 87 pages.
Bayble – Isle of Lewis Volume 2
Includes Pabail – a word picture, croft histories of Pabail Uarach (Upper Bayble), Pabail larach (Lower Bayble), Cnoc na h-lolaire (Eagleton) and a guide to photographs. 171 pages.
Ness Part 1 – Isle of Lewis Volume 3
The Croft History for Cuisidar (Cuishader), Sgiogarstaidh (Skigersta), Eorodal (Eoradale) and Am Port (Port of Ness) in Ness, Isle of Lewis. 136 pages.
Crossbost – Isle of Lewis Volume 4
The Croft History for Crosbost (Crossbost) on the Isle of Lewis. 90 pages.
Tolsta Chaolais to Doune Carloway – Isle of Lewis Volume 5
The Croft History for Tolastadh a' Chaolais (Tolstachulish) and Dun Charlabhaigh (Doune Carloway) in Carloway, Isle of Lewis. 138 pages wirebound.
Ranish – Isle of Lewis Volume 6
The Croft History for Ranais (Ranish), Isle of Lewis. 125 pages.
Grimshader – Isle of Lewis Volume 7
The Croft History for Griomsiadar (Grimshader), Isle of Lewis. 69 pages.
Melbost/Branahuie – Isle of Lewis Volume 8
The Croft History for Mealabost (Melbost) and Braigh na h-Uidhe (Branahuie), Isle of Lewis. 153 pages.
Barvas and Brue – Isle of Lewis Volume 9
The Croft History for Barabhas Uarach (Upper Barvas) and Bru (Brue), Isle of Lewis. 131 pages.
Coll – Isle of Lewis Volumes 10 and 11
History of the villages of Coll and Upper Coll – scene of land-raiding after the First World War. 247 pages.
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Volume 10 covers Coll 1-52 and Volume 11 covers Coll 53-88 and Upper Coll.
ISBN (Volume 10): 1 872598 44 7 ISBN (Volume 11): 1 872598 45 5
Coll – Isle of Lewis Volume 10
This is the first part of two volumes on the Croft History of Coll, Isle of Lewis. This volume covers Coll 1-52. 140 pages.
Upper Coll – Isle of Lewis Volume 11
This is Part 2 of the Croft History for Coll, Isle of Lewis. This volume covers Coll 53-88 and Upper Coll. 107 pages.
Leurbost, Lochs – Isle of Lewis Volume 12
This is the Croft History for Liurbost (Leurbost), Isle of Lewis, covering the villages of Liurbost (Leurbost), Am Baile Ur (Newholdings) and Crothaigearraidh (Croigarry). 174 pages.
Galson, High Borve, Mid Borve, Melbost Borve – Isle of Lewis Volume 13
This book celebrates the land buyout by Urras Oighreachd Ghabhsainn. The volume covers the Croft History of the villages of Borgh Mheadhanach (Mid Borve), Am Baile Ard (High Borve), Mealabost Bhuirgh (Melbost Borve), Gabhsann bho Dheas (South Galson) and Gabhsann bho Thuath (North Galson). 152 pages.
Leumrabhagh (Lemreway) and Am Pairc – Isle of Lewis Volume 14
This volume contains the Croft History for the villages of Leumrabhagh (Lemreway), Orasaigh (Orinsay), Stiomrabhagh (Stimerway), Isgein (Eishken), Am Pairc (Park) and Ath Linne (Aline). 178 pages.
Tolsta (Part 1) – Isle of Lewis Volume 15
This is the first of two parts on the Croft History of Tolsta, Isle of Lewis. This volume covers Gleann Tholastaidh (Glen Tolsta) and Tolastadh (Tolsta) Part 1. 160 pages.
Tolsta (Part 2) – Isle of Lewis Volume 16
This is the second part of the Croft History on Tolsta, Isle of Lewis. This volume covers Tolastadh (Tolsta) Part 2 and Am Baile Ur (Newholdings). 132 pages.
Back (Am Bac) – Isle of Lewis Volume 17
Illustrated detailed history of this Lewis village and the people.
Achmore and Lochganvich – Isle of Lewis Volume 18
This volume covers the Croft History of the villages of Acha Mor (Achmore) and Loch a' Ghainmhich (Lochganvich). 123 pages.
Sgeulachdan a Seisiadar (Tales from Sheshader) – Book
Tales from the village of Sheshader, Isle of Lewis.
Sgeulachdan a Seisiadar (Tales from Sheshader) – CD
Tales from the village of Sheshader, Isle of Lewis.
Lewis Families and How to Trace them – Part 1 – Ness
This book, the second of a series on different parishes in the Western Isles, is suitable for those with a specific interest in genealogy, and also those with a more general interest in the history of these interesting and beautiful islands off the Atlantic coast of Scotland.
Lochs Parish, Isle of Lewis – Index of Marriages 1820-1855 (Recorded and Unrecorded)
This register comprises an index to the marriages recorded in the Old Parish Registers for the Parish of Lochs on the Isle of Lewis. The OPR for Lochs Parish, which at that time included the areas of Carloway and Shawbost, does not commence until 1831. The index contains over 600 marriages from the Lochs OPR and a further 400 marriages in that parish obtained from other sources.
Index to the Marriages (Recorded and Unrecorded) in the Parish of Barvas (including Ness) 1810-1855
This register comprises an index to the marriages recorded in the Old Parish Registers for the Parish of Barvas on the Isle of Lewis. The OPR for Barvas Parish commences in 1810 and is the most comprehensive of all the OPRs in rural Lewis. This index contains over 1000 marriages from the Barvas OPR and a further 150 marriages in that parish obtained from other sources.
Register of Emigrants from the Western Isles of Scotland Barvas Parish
Register of Emigrants from Barvas Parish (including Ness) on the Isle of Lewis, giving details of over 300 emigrant families. Listed by destination. 101 pages.
St Columba's at Uidh, Isle of Lewis
The Church of the MacLeods of Lewis. History of the church, stories of individual residents of the parish going back to 1498 and gravestone inscriptions. 44 pages.
Ancient Lewis & Harris
This colourful guide presents the story of life in Lewis and Harris from the appearance of the first stone age hunter-gatherers up to 10,000 years ago, to the crofters of the last century. It offers a vivid account of the development of the islands, suggesting some of the most rewarding places to visit and providing clear descriptions of each site.
Dr Christopher Burgess has been County Archaeologist at Northumberland County Council since 2002, but for many years has led campaigns of archaeological survey and investigation in the Outer Hebrides and especially in Lewis, leading to significant advances in our understanding of the human landscape of the islands.
Scotland The Creation of its Natural Landscape
Colliding continents, erupting volcanoes and moving ice sheets are some of the ways in which the diversity of Scotland's natural landscape was created. In the distant geological past, Scotland travelled towards the South Pole and wandered the southern hemisphere, before drifting to its present latitude. In the process it passed through all the Earth's climatic zones. The landmass which we now call Scotland carried an ever-changing cargo of plants and animals, many of them now extinct.
Lord of the Isles
A reprint of Nigel Nicolson's book about Lord Leverhulme and his involvement with the islands of Lewis and Harris after the first World War, when he devised a plan to 'rescue' the islanders and introduce them to a 'new' prosperity as he saw it.
264 pp, pbk
Castles of the Lews
Peter Cunningham has provided an English volume which will merit a place on the bookshelves of all those with island connections, bringing to the reader a sensitive and at times humorous analysis of island history. He is best known for his national reputation as an expert on birds and has published the still sought after A Hebridean Naturalist with Acair in 1979.
Children of the Blackhouse
Calum Ferguson employs an unusual narrative technique, drawing on his mother Màiread's reminiscences, and presenting her experiences and conversation in the first person. Màiread herself was most at home speaking Gaelic, though she never learned to read or write in that language, but only in English, the compulsory language at school.
This is a fascinating account of a culture in transition; it records and preserves for twenty-first-century readers traditions and ways of life which have now gone for ever. In the early years of the twentieth century many crofting families in Lewis lived in great poverty. This book describes that life: the limited diet, the seasonal round of work, the hardship, but also the richness of the culture, the storytelling, music-making, dancing, and the sincere religious faith that sustained the islanders through their trials.
Guga Hunters
The Guga Hunters tells the story of the men who voyage to Sulasgeir each year and the district they hail from, bringing out the full colour of their lives, the humour and drama of their exploits. They speak of the laughter that seasons their time together on Sulasgeir, of the risks and dangers they have faced. It also provides a fascinating insight into the social history of Ness, the culture and way-of-life that lies behind the world of the Guga Hunters, the timeless nature of the hunt, and reveals the hunt's connections to the traditions of other North Atlantic countries. Told in his district's poetry and prose, English and – occasionally – Gaelic, Donald S. Murray shows how the spirit of a community is preserved in this most unique of exploits.
ISBN: 9781841586847 Imprint: Birlinn
Lewis in the Passing
Positioned at the uppermost tip of Britain and facing the battling winds of the Atlantic, the Isle of Lewis has always had a strong identity of its own. A community defined by tradition for hundreds of years, the twentieth century presented huge challenges to its way of life, leaving it completely altered by the arrival of the millennium. Lewis in the Passing is a form of time-capsule, containing twenty-one autobiographical sketches of Lewis natives, all born before the Second World War. From crofter to musician, house-wife to clergyman, the selection spans the spectrum of Lewis society. Theirs are lives which have experienced these great changes, from economic disaster in the 1920s, to mass emigration in the 1930s, the 'obscenity of battle' during the Second World War, and afterwards the decline of the Gaelic language and the slow demise of crofting. All are interviewed by fellow islander Calum Ferguson, who presents his subjects' stories and journeys, and understands how, in spite of the rainy climate and wind-blasted scenery, the island's hidden magnetism continues to draw them all 'back home'.
ISBN: 9781841585475 Imprint: Birlinn
Nessman, The
The main theme of the book is death – death of a father, of an identity, of a sense of self, of a language. In tandem with that, The Nessman is also about the agent of Colin's personal destruction – alcohol.
Yet the book is not a depressing read. It is hilariously funny, brilliantly observed and written with an astonishing ear for dialogue and eye for character. Colin's knowledge of himself as he spirals towards destruction is unsparing and unsentimental. The result is an extraordinary and moving portrayal of a people and a culture.
This is the first book in English of the people of Ness and it is one of the first novels in which a Gaelic writer has, with utter confidence, made English his own language too.
Norse Mills of Lewis
This new book sets its small horizontal island mills within the social and historical life of the island. It seeks to answer where these mills may have come from, given that their every part is to be found in horizontal mills in many countries in Europe and beyond. Were they, for example, introduced by Viking settlers – hence their being named Norse Mills – or were they brought at an earlier period by Celts from Ireland where there is concrete evidence of their early use? The book contains a detailed gazetteer of over 250 sites where mills were once worked throughout the island, along with a map reference for each and a simple grading of the condition of the sites. Almost all these sites are ruins of the former mill building and lade. The book is extensively illustrated with pen and ink drawings and a range of photographs and other images.
Praising the Guga
Donald S Murray's new collection of poetry is called Praising the Guga. It is a stunning series of poems that examines the world of the guga and its place in the culture and cuisine of Donald's native Ness in the Isle of Lewis.
Guga is the name given to the young gannets harvested annually from Sulasgeir, 40 miles north east of the Butt of Lewis. The birds form a traditional part of the diet in Ness, and it is a tradition that continues to this day.
The pamphlet is being launched alongside Donald's book The Guga Hunters (Birlinn), a brilliant account of the world of the guga. Together these works tell a unique and fascinating story of a community, a way of life, and their relationship with the beautiful and enigmatic gannet.
Lewis Families and How to Trace Them – Part 3, Point
This book, the third of a series on different parishes in Lewis, is suitable for those with a specific interest in genealogy, and also those with a more general interest in the history of these interesting and beautiful islands off the Atlantic coast of Scotland. Read the rest of this entry »
A Register of Emigrant Families from the Western Isles of Scotland to the Prairie Provinces of Canada
Includes information on emigrants to Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba including the Killarney, Saltcoats, Wapella and Clandonald settlements from Lewis, Harris the Uists, Benbecula and Barra. Read the rest of this entry »
Ceol na Cloinne CD Ginealach Ur (a new generation)
Traditional songs and music from the talented youngsters of Sir E Scott school in Tarbert, Isle of Harris, with their teacher, Iain MacIver. The group have their roots steeped in the traditional culture of their homeland.
Accordion, fiddle, small pipes, guitar, clarsach, piano and vocals
Croft History Isle of Lewis Vol 21 – Aird, Port Mholair, Brocair
The latest in the Lewis Croft History series. Illustrated and giving a history of the area and a detailed history of the families.
Lewis in History and Legend Vol 1 (West Side)
The Isle of Lewis, the largest and the most northerly of the islands of the Outer Hebrides, has had an eventful story from prehistoric times through to the present. Evidence of human occupation stretches back to 3000 BC, explicit in the iconic silhouettes of the Standing Stones at Callanish. After the Vikings left in the ninth century, the clans of West Scotland quickly moved in, and Lewis was the site of many feuds between the Morrisons, the MacAulays and the MacLeods. The island operated largely independently until it was purchased by the MacKenzies in 1600 and was finally drawn into Scotland
Tales & Trads. Of the Lews
Tales and Traditions of the Lews is a marvellous pot pourri of local history, myth and legend from prehistoric times to the present day.
Lewis in History and Legend – The East Coast
The Isle of Lewis, the largest and most populous of the islands of the Outer Hebrides, has had an eventful history which stretches back thousands of years. In this eagerly awaited second volume of Lewis in History and Legend, Bill Lawson deals with the townships of the east coast of the island, from Tolsta in the north to the boundary with Harris in the south, and with Stornoway, the commercial and administrative capital of the island.
In his own inimitable style, he traces the story of the island from earliest times to the present day, describing the landscape and the physical remains of the past. More importantly, however, he excels in charting the history of the people themselves, weaving his way through the centuries with stories drawn from documented sources, oral tradition, Gaelic song and from his own experiences of many years travelling around the island and researching the history of its families.
The result is a unique insight in to the way of life and history of an island.
Bill Lawson founded the genealogy centre Co Leis Thus? and is genealogical consultant to Northton Heritage Trust, which now runs this research service. He has written sixty books on the genealogies and history of the western Isles. He regularly researches and lectures in North America and Australia. He lives in Northton, Harris.
ISBN: 9781841583693 Imprint: Birlinn
Soapman, The
In 1918, as the First World War was drawing to a close, the eminent liberal industrial Lord Leverhulme bought – lock, stock and barrel – the Hebridean island of Lewis. His intention was to revolutionise the lives and environments of its 30,000 people, and those of neighbouring Harris, which he shortly added to his estate. For the next five years a state of conflict reigned in the Hebrides. Island seamen and servicemen returned from the war to discover a new landlord whose declared aim was to uproot their identity as independent crofter/fishermen and turn them into tenured wage-owners. They fought back, and this is the story of that fight. The confrontation resulted in riot and land seizure and imprisonment for the islanders and the ultimate defeat for one of the most powerful men of his day. The Soap Man paints a beguiling portrait of the driven figure of Lord Leverhulme, but also looks for the first time at the infantry of his opposition: the men and women of Lewis and Harris who for long hard years fought the law, their landowner, local business opinion and the entire media, to preserve the settled crofting population of their islands.
Description of the Western Isles of Scotland
A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland Circa 1695 and a Late Voyage to St Kilda: Description of the Occidental i.e. Western Islands of Scotland
One of the greatest travellers in Scotland, Martin Martin was also a native Gaelic speaker. This text offers his narrative of his journey around the Western Isles, and a mine of information on custom, tradition and life. Martin Martin's wrote before the Jacobite rebellions changed the way of life of the Highlander irrevocably. The volume includes the earliest account of St Kilda, first published in 1697 and Sir Donald Monro, High Dean of the Isles, account written in 1549 which presents a record of a pastoral visit to islands still coping with the aftermath of the fall of the Lords of the Isles.


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Outfielder Logan Schafer and utility man Irving Falu were optioned to Triple-A Nashville and utility man Elian Herrera was recalled from the Sounds for his third stint with the Crew this season.
Gorzelanny was activated from the DL for the first time this season and will be available to pitch Saturday night when Milwaukee hosts the Cincinnati Reds at Miller Park for the second of three games between the teams this weekend.
Gorzelanny, 31, last pitched in the majors last Sept. 2, when he threw two pitches to one batter against the Pittsburgh Pirates and came out with shoulder discomfort.
He had surgery to repair tears to the labrum and rotator cuff in December and had been on a rehab assignment since May 14.
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A vast influx of capital as a result of a natural resources boom can be a blessing for developing countries like Papua New Guinea not a curse, Deakin University's Chair of International Development Professor Mark McGillivray will argue at Deakin University's Alfred Deakin Research Institute's symposium on Papua New Guinea this Friday (27 May).
Professor McGillivray will look at the development challenges relating to the PNG Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project and the country's journey as it implements plans to set up Sovereign Wealth Funds to manage the government revenue from the project.
"This is a once in a generation opportunity for PNG as the income from the project has been predicted to double the size of the PNG economy," Professor McGillivray explained.
"However the country is keen to avoid the so-called "Dutch Disease" or 'Resource Curse" issues such as currency appreciation, inflation and rent seeking, that have been so problematic in other resource-rich developing countries.
"A Sovereign Wealth Fund or in the case of PNG – three Sovereign Wealth Funds – allows the country to draw-down the government taxation and dividend revenues from the project as they are required to support broad-based development, but in such a way as the economy can efficiently absorb them."
Professor McGillivray has been working closely with Minister for Public Enterprises Arthur Somare, the PNG and Australian Government and agencies to establish governance arrangements for the funds.
"In a developing country there are a range of issues to be addressed, in particular what legislative guidelines should there be for the level and use of draw-downs from the funds, " he said
"Ventures like the LNG project need not be dominated by resource curse problems and can instead bring very substantial development dividends to developing countries.
"It is a both challenging and professionally rewarding to be involved in such a process."
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Lucky to have one so close to me!Posted on 02 / 13 / 2014
I love shopping at this Trader Joe's. The staff is really friendly, though I wouldn't call any of them highly knowledgable. I find their organic produce prices to be some of the best in the area, they have great prices on plant-based milks, and I am able to stock up on plenty of gluten free products for my son. They do lack on vegan products though, unfortunately.Pros: Lots of gluten free products, Lots of vegetarian products, Friendly customer service
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- Stage levels, states, and the semantics of the copula (1999)
- The paper investigates the issue whether the stage-level/individual level contrast introduced by Carlson 1977 requires the assumption of two homonymous copulas depending on the categorization of the predicative. We argue that instead of a uniform stage-level/individual level distinction we have to distinguish several similar but independent contrasts, none of which crucially depend on the semantics of the copula. In the second part of the paper, we concentrate on one group of phenomena-the distribution of weak subjects-and propose an explanation in terms of an interaction between topic/comment structure and aspectual properties of the predicate.
- Kopulasätze als Zustandsbeschreibungen (1999)
- Im vorliegenden Beitrag plädiere ich für ein Vorgehen, bei dem Kopulasätze generell als Beschreibungen von Situationen behandelt werden. Genauer nehme ich an, daß Sätze mit der Kopula 'sein' semantische Repräsentationen haben, die über eine darin vorkommende existenzquantifizierte Variable auf eine noch näher zu spezifizierende Situation referieren. Drei grundlegende Klassen von Fällen werden unterschieden: Erstens kann es sich bei der fraglichen Situation um einen durch das Prädikativ charakterisierten Zustand handeln, in dem sich das mit dem Subjektausdruck erfaßte Objekt befindet. Zweitens kann die Situation ein mit dem Subjektausdruck erfaßter Zustand sein, der über das Prädikativ eine zusätzliche Charakterisierung erhält. Und drittens kann die Situation auch ein Ereignis (im weiteren Sinne) sein, das nun entsprechend mit dem betreffenden Subjektausdruck erfaßt und durch das Prädikativ näher charakterisiert wird.
- When 'stay' and 'become' are the same verb : the case of 'ficar' (1999)
- In this paper I investigate the properties of the copula-like verb 'ficar' in Brazilian Portuguese using Pustejovsky's generative lexicon (GL). The verb 'ficar' can be translated as 'stay' or 'become', depending on its complement. With locatives, only the STAY reading is possible. With adjectival complements, both BECOME and STAY readings are possible. I propose that 'ficar' takes an eventuality as its complement and I argue that there is no need to create multiple lexical entries for it, since the readings are the result of the possible combinations between the transition denoted by 'ficar' and the properties of the stative complements. I argue that the BECOME reading with adjectival predicates is the result of combining part of the qualia of the adjectival predicate with the TRANSITION of 'ficar'. The STAY readings of 'ficar'+adjective are the result of shadowing the transition. In the case of 'ficar'+locative, the BECOME reading is unavailable. Departing from the hypothesis that subevents have to be linked to arguments in order to be able to be modified by certain types of modifiers or be selected by certain types of heads, I argue that the transition, in the case of locative complements, is not associated to any argument because nothing in the qualia of the locative complement is compatible with a transition, given that there is not motion component in either 'ficar' or the locative. Unlinked to any argument, the TRANSITION can only be part of the 'constant' meaning of the verb, which explains why it is not available for modification.
- The morphological and semantic classification of 'evidentials' and modal verbs in German : the perfect(ive) catalyst (2000)
- This paper draws a link between the typological phenomenon of the paradigmatically supported evidentiality evoked by perfect and/or perfectivity and the equally epistemic system of modal verbs in German. The assumption is that, if perfect(ivity) is at the bottom of evidentiality in a wide number of unrelated languages, then it will not be an arbitrary fact that systematic epistemic readings occur also for the modal verbs in German, which were preterite presents originally. It will be demonstrated, for one, how exactly modal verbs in Modem German still betray sensitivity to perfect and perfective contexts, and, second, how perfect(ivity) is prone to evincing epistemic meaning. Although the expectation cannot be satisfied due to a lack of respective data from the older stages of German, a research path is sketched narrowing down the linguistic questions to be asked and dating results to be reached.
- Nominalizations and Temporal Prepositions (2002)
- In this paper, we deal with the semantic interaction between ung-nominalizations of different event types and temporal prepositions like wiihrend 'during', vor 'before', nach 'after', bis 'until' and seit 'since'. According to the two-level-approach to selnantics (Bierwisch 1983, Bierwisch / Lang 1989), we will argue that the meaning of ten~poral prepositions is determined on the level of semantic form (SF). When combined with an event nominal, the period in time required by the preposition has to be inferred on the level of conceptual structure (CS). Very often, the exact nature of the period in time is determined by pragmatic factors. There are, however, some important restrictions to this inference procedure which rely on the event noun's Aktionsart. In Ehrich/Rapp (2000), it was claimed that eventive ungnominals inherit the Aktionsart of their base verb. This assumption receives strong support by the data presented in this paper.
- Nominalization and Argument Structure in Early New High German (2002)
- Recent work on argument selection couched in a lexical decomposition approach (Ehrich & Rapp 2000) postulates different linking properties for verbs and nouns, challenging current views on argument inheritance. In this paper, I show that the different behavior with respect to verbal and nominal linking observed for Present-Day German does not carry over to ung-nominals in Early New High German. Deverbal nouns and corresponding verbs rather behave alike with respect to argument linking. I shall argue that this change is motivated by the growing rift between ung-nominals and their verbal bases both focussing on different parts oftheir lexicosemantic structure in Present-Day German. Evidence for the verb-like behavior of ung-nominals in Early New High German comes from the regular meaning relation between verbs and corresponding derived nouns, the actional properties of event-denoting nouns, and the patterning of ung-nominals with nominalized infinitives. Even their syntactic behavior reflects the verbal character of ung-nominals during that period of the German language. The diachronic facts can be accounted for in a straightforward way once we adopt a lexical decomposition approach to argument selection.
- Factoring Predicate Argument and Scope Semantics : underspecified Semantics with LTAG (2003)
- In this paper we propose a compositional semantics for lexicalized tree-adjoining grammar (LTAG). Tree-local multicomponent derivations allow separation of the semantic contribution of a lexical item into one component contributing to the predicate argument structure and a second component contributing to scope semantics. Based on this idea a syntax-semantics interface is presented where the compositional semantics depends only on the derivation structure. It is shown that the derivation structure (and indirectly the locality of derivations) allows an appropriate amount of underspecification. This is illustrated by investigating underspecified representations for quantifier scope ambiguities and related phenomena such as adjunct scope and island constraints.
- [Rezension zu:] Gerd Fritz & Thomas Gloning (Hgg.). Untersuchungen zur semantischen Entwicklungsgeschichte der Modalverben im Deutschen. Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag 1997 (Reihe Germanistische Linguistik 187, x + 455 S., DM 178,00, ISBN 3-484-31187-8) (2000)
- Rezension zu Gerd Fritz & Thomas Glonig (Hgg,), Untersuchungen zur semantischen Entwicklungsgeschichte der Modalverben im Deutschen. Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag 1997 (Reihe Germanistische Linguistik 187, x + 455 S., 178,00 DM, ISBN 3-484-31187-8)


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This is easily the most important news of the day: Taco Bell has announced that Cool Ranch Tacos, the newest flavor of it Doritos Locos Tacos line up, will be available March 7!!
that's my birthday omg I am so stoked
I secretly got to try one before any non employee did hehe.
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Do I HAVE to drink Water?
Water makes up approximately 60% of an average human adult. Yet, a lot of people ask the question: "Why should I drink water?" or "Do I need to drink water or can I drink soda or juice instead?"
One of the best analogies I can come up with is this: Water is to your body, that Motor Oil is to your vehicle. Does that make sense? Let me elaborate.
When you own and operate a vehicle, it needs to be properly cared for and maintained to operate smoothly and effectively. So what do we do to keep our vehicle maintained? One of the easiest (and most important) ways to keep your car running smoothly for longer is to make sure your car always has good clean motor oil. Oil is an essential lubricant in your engine. It allows the pistons and gears to move smoothly without generating a lot of friction or heat. Without oil, your car will die. Most likely, it will die a rather horrible death.
Now let's talk about the relationship of water and your body. Pretty much everyone knows that if you don't drink water, you will become dehydrated and, like your car without oil, you too, will die. Water is the lubricant that our bodies need to function smoothly and correctly. It affects the circulatory system by allowing blood to transport essential nutrients to your vital organs, and to remove metabolic waste (made by your muscles) to the excretory system. It affects your muscles by not only removing the metabolic waste, but also to keep your muscles lubricated and moving smoothly and not cramping up. Water affects our brain and helps us think clearly. It acts as a coolant by allowing us to perspire (which also cleans out pores to give us a nice healthy complexion and glow!). There are a million ways in which water benefits our general health.
This brings me to my next point: Does it have to be water that I drink or can I drink soda or juice instead?
I have had multiple people inform me very emphatically that they do not like water and that they prefer to drink Diet Coke. Ummm, what?? This statement still boggles my mind. Google literally has millions of articles explaining why this is just a bad idea overall. This blog post from Wellness Mama does a really good job at condensing the top reasons why you should avoid drinking soda. Soda does contain water, but it is also full of other ingredients that can be harmful to your body such as sugar, high fructose corn syrup, caffeine, and artificial sweeteners (in diet soda). So, if you find yourself addicted to soda, perhaps it is time that you wean yourself off of it, or at least down to one soda per day. This will add money to your pocket book and help you lose weight. In my opinion, that is a win-win.
Fruit juice is better for you than soda and does contain some nutrients, but is still full of sugars so it is a good idea to limit the amount of fruit juice that you consume each day.
So, now that we have established why it is good to drink water, the question remains: "how much water should I be drinking each day?" The answer used to be to drink eight 8oz glasses each day. But let's face it, not all of us need the exact same amount of water each day. Some of us need more, and some need less. A good formula to apply to yourself then, is to drink half your weight in ounces each day. For example, if I weighed 120lbs, then I would need to drink 60oz of water each day to stay hydrated. If you are exercising, pregnant or nursing, or are taking certain medications, it would be wise to increase your water intake even more. Here is a more precise water intake calculator. But if you don't have access to the internet 24/7 you can always just gauge your hydration level by the color of your urine. A well-hydrated person's urine is clear to very light yellow. If it is very dark yellow, you need to drink significantly more water.
Alright! Now you have the knowledge you need for adequate water intake, so go and drink a large glass of water!
How do you remember to stay Hydrated?


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exclusive use from $900 per night, sleeps 21 people. To book please call 03 5984 4323.
Rent-a-YHA gives your family, friends or group the opportunity to rent a whole building for a short break.
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Only 90 minutes drive south of Melbourne, Sorrento YHA is an ideal group getaway to enjoy the natural beauty of the Mornington Peninsula.
School excursions can visit historical sites or study local marine life, while other groups might enjoy bushwalking, surfing trips, weddings or just an extended family holiday. Sorrento is a popular destination for groups of all types all year round.
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To check for availability please fill out the group online enquiry form and quote Rent-a-YHA in the comments section to receive our special rates.
Please note the availability calendar in the top left hand side of the screen is for individual travel only.
I love this place, there are lots of things to do such as walks, beach, swim, visit of point nepean, hot springs, farms, wineries.. a good break from the buzzy city
Join this one day tour from Melbourne and see our famous Penguin Parade, see unique wildlife and explore some of the best highlights that Phillip Island has to offer!
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Our son Z is nine years old but really, emotionally, he is four. Confusing I know, but it is reality of raising a child who has been emotionally stunted by his past. Z can throw a tantrum unlike any child I have ever seen. In fact, I hope I never see another child throw a "Z Tantrum". Nothing about his behavior would indicate that he has graced the earth with his presence for a solid nine years. Z has thrown these fits since the beginning. Unlike T, Z never had a honeymoon period. His behaviors cropped up on his very first overnight visit. I have seen him throw tantrum after tantrum but nothing quite like his fit last weekend.
Our family decided we would head down to Oklahoma to assist with the tornado relief in Lone Grove. A very unusual February tornado had torn through this little town destroying many homes. Hubby and I decided it would be a good experience for both us and the boys. Hubby had some vacation time to burn and the boys both had four day weekends from school. So, we packed up the van with all our donation items and enough clothes and personal items to get the four of us through a four day weekend in tornado ravaged, Lone Grove, Oklahoma. We made sure to offer up a great lecture on the importance of compassion and hard work and then we headed out.
Most of the weekend was rather uneventful and the boys were relatively calm until Monday morning when it was time to pack up and head home. Our kids don't transition well, especially when it comes to a transition away from something they were enjoying. Z was rather moody all morning throwing attitude left and right. I, being pregnant, have a very low tolerance for attitude so I wasn't as patient with Z as I would have liked. Z toppled T's hotel room fort and then blamed it on T. Hubby and I politely asked Z to apologize to T eliciting a heap of attitude that involved a round of why everything is T's fault. We proceeding to ask Z to spend 10 mins sitting quietly in the hotel bathroom. (Usually we send him to the stairs and he sits there for 10 mins but the bathroom was all we had at the moment.) This bathroom request sent Z into the largest tantrum we've seen from him yet. To make a long story short, we endured an hour and a half of Z screaming, flailing, swearing, name-calling, a load of "I hate you", three physical restraints, some hotel wall destruction, many apologies to hotel staff, and a final flailing episode resulting in Z slamming his head on the plastic sidewall on the inside of our minivan after being carried there by Hubby. The bump on the noggin finally ended the tantrum for Z. He cried a bit and then he settled down and took a long nap. Here is the unfortunate thing, the bump on the head didn't end the tantrum for us.
Being the parent means that these kinds of episodes stick to you. You spend hours together afterward, replaying events in your mind, asking one another how it could have been handled differently, how the situation could have been diffused. It seems that Hubby and I are always replaying game tape in our minds, trying to evaluate our strategies. We've read more books than we can remember and diligently attempt every suggestion we get from our adoption worker and yet our kids are still damaged. We want so badly to be the ones who can heal the wounds and we want to have all the answers but we don't. Hubby and I are both still in our twenties parenting children who were born when we were in high school. We don't have all the tricks. We work hard at working together and at staying calm and trying to show our children that they are loved even when they are unlovable. Believe me, Z was not easy to love on Monday but he was still mine. No matter how big the tantrums get he will always be mine and the only steadfast parenting tactic I have is to keep reminding him of that. At the end of the day we are a family and no one can change that.
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Coffee Cult visits Kopapa in Covent Garden
Whether you�re looking to gather and reconnect with old friends, or �sweep away the cobwebs of the week�, Kopapa is the perfect place. Innovative and hearty breakfasts, delicious and energising coffee, and a central yet cosy location.
Coffee Cult visits Harris + Hoole in London
London coffee-shop chain Harris + Hoole seeks to achieve something of a paradox – a mass-produced artesian family-owned coffee-shop offering corporate convenience packaged as an individualised experience. Whether it will prove successful may ultimately depend on one thing – the coffee.
Coffee Cult visits Labi in Fulham
Is there anything not to like about Labi? With cosy vibes and heartfelt food, Labi is Fulham's newest culinary oasis.
Coffee Cult visits The Pavilion in Victoria Park
The Pavilion in Victoria Park is a painting worthy combination of idyllic setting, good-quality food and great coffee, making it a breakfast spot worth revisiting again and again.
Coffee Cult visits Ruby Dock in Camden
The newly-opened Australian café Ruby Dock at Camden Lock Market is a welcome respite from the craziness of the Camden Markets that surrounds it, providing patrons with a safe port from the storm of insanity that rages outside.
Coffee Cult visits �The Plan� in Cardiff
When in the heart of Welsh capital Cardiff and find yourself in the need for a late-afternoon caffeine fix, The Plan provides the solution.
Coffee Cult visits Tina, We Salute You in Dalston
Tina, We Salute You in Dalston is the kind of café you would open for yourself, if you wanted to eat well, drink good coffee, and soak up the footpath sun for hours on end with your neighbourhood friends. Tina, Coffee Cult salutes you.
Coffee Cult visits Ginger & White in Hampstead
Experience the London of the silver screen with a trip to Hampstead, where the food is always fresh, the coffee spot on and the cobbled alleyways teaming with people with movie-star good fortune.
Coffee Cult visits: Long White Cloud in Hoxton
With gluten and dairy free options, different themed dinner nights every day of the week and a relaxed attitude to those who stop in for one coffee and instead set up shop for a whole day, Long White Cloud in Hackney is one for the locals – and Coffee Cult is glad they live nearby.
Coffee Cult visits: Flat White in Soho
For any Australian in London, Flat White in Soho is an ageing icon still worth visiting � even if its trendy Aussie offspring dotted elsewhere in the city may just have outgrown this Antipodean matriarch.
Coffee Cult visits: Taylor St Baristas in Mayfair
When it comes to caffeine, it turns out Coffee Cult is a raging capitalist – as discovered on a visit to Taylor St Baristas Mayfair branch. If it looks like a local independent, serves coffee like a local independent and has the friendly staff of one � then, we've officially sold out.
Coffee Cult visits: Borough Barista in Marble Arch
It may have none of the frills and fanfare as might otherwise accompany a visit to an Australian cafe and it's not a place to linger in the warm conviviality of it all. However, Borough Barista in Marble Arch is fast, efficient and serves up a mean Anzac biscuit in London. What more do you want?
Coffee Cult visits: Salvation Jane in Old Street
Like a 19C day in London, Salvation Jane is worth getting excited about. Great coffee, excellent breakfasts and deliciously decadent treats, all in a warm, bright and open space. The only other place you might want to be on a sunny morning is a celebration party in a park � and you can always go there afterwards.
Coffee Cult visits: Climpson & Sons on Broadway Market
They say a change is as good as a holiday. Well, for Coffee Cult � all we needed was a good coffee, a wholesome breakfast and a patch of sun. Head to Climpson & Sons on a sunny Saturday morning, and let it restore your faith in London.
Coffee Cult visits: Lantana Cafe in Fitzrovia
Delicious breakfasts, satisfying portions, expertly presented and efficiently delivered. With quality coffee to precede, and follow (it is a Monday after all), Lantana is an excellent way to start the week.
Coffee Cult visits: Fleet River Bakery in Holborn
Tucked away in a small alley off Kingsway, Holborn, Fleet River Bakery is a haven of freshly baked smells, creamy lattes and understated rustic charm, that has, by chance, played witness to a number of significant steps in my own personal London story.
Coffee Cult visits: Pimlico Fresh in Pimlico
Pimlico Fresh in Pimlico (believe it or not), has established itself as 'the cafe' in this rather inconspicuous part of London. They may not be breaking any new ground in terms of menu, but Coffee Cult discovered they are breaking records in terms of service.
Coffee Cult visits: Caravan at Exmouth Market
It�s early Saturday morning in London and a look outside the window indicates the prospect of a long, cold, grey and bleak weekend. What�s more, I have £40 left in my bank account and a payday I know is far enough away to mean £30 of that amount needs to be set-aside for the good people at TFL. Or alternatively, the good people at Caravan, Exmouth Market.
Coffee Cult visits: Granger & Co in Notting Hill
Bill Granger's Granger & Co in London's Notting Hill has the easygoing glam of Eastern Sydney, set in the stylish grace of West London. Not just a breakfast, but an immersive experience in another world.
Coffee Cult visits: Allpress Espresso in Shoreditch
Before arriving in London almost 12 months ago, I had already resigned myself to the prospect of a decent coffee free existence once UK based. All that changed with a visit to Allpress Espresso in Shoreditch, and the beginning of my love affair with antipodean coffee shops in London.


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Still, the rumor started on Twitter when Bill Reiter released this statement:
Source tells me Ollie plans to stay at Connecticut but wants to just listen to Lakers/have conversation about the opening.
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Things became even more interesting when Donny Marshall said there were 3-to-5 NBA teams interested in Kevin Ollie, but didn't say exactly which teams they were on FoxSportsWest.
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He is a strong head coaching candidate because of his recent NCAA Championship stint with the UConn Huskies. Being a head coach at UConn is where his heart is, but like an NBA free agent, he may explore options that he may not have considered to be possible. He is well known around the NBA and a respected veteran by players that have played beside him.
Ollie made an impression on Durant and the rest of the team. "He changed the whole culture, I think. He might not say it, but I think he changed the whole culture in Oklahoma City." – CBS Philly
Head coaches are leaders for the team, but great head coaches lead on a culture of winning. Pat Riley did so with his hard practices and hard-nosed defenses. That has translated to playoff and championship success with the Lakers, Knicks, and Miami Heat. Phil Jackson did the same for the Chicago Bulls and the Lakers, and is trying to follow Pat Riley's route as President of the New York Knicks.
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Indiawaale is a cheesy song from 2014 Diwali release Hindi movie Happy New Year. Indiawaale lyrics are written by Bollywood lyricist for the music composed by Vishal-Shekhar. The song is produced by Shah Rukh Khan wife Gauri Khan, the song is shot in in Dubai which basically represents INDIA. It will be a cheer-leader anthem for the nation and will have the men (characterized as raucous dancers) with movie actress Deepika Padukone in the lead as per the director Farah Khan. Deepika Padukone will play a Marathi girl and also play role of bar-dancer in the film, this is the first time she is playing this kind of role in Bollywood film industry. The audio and video song Indiawaale will be released for online and offline promotional purpose on YouTube and music TV Channels.
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UPDATED — With the speed of social media, businessman Leon Moeder is getting his wish.
On Saturday, Moeder expressed his frustration with a Kansas House bill, which the Senate then rejected, to allow businesses to refuse service to same-sex couples. On Facebook, he wrote: "I want a window sign that says, 'WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO EVERYONE.'"
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By this afternoon, he'll have 500 at his real estate office at 122 S. Hydraulic.
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There's a rally to end inequality in Topeka on Tuesday, and Moeder hopes someone can take his signs there.
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