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Life Technologies' Ion Proton™ Sequencer Receives San Diego's CONNECT Most Innovative New Product Award
CARLSBAD, Calif., Dec. 7, 2012 -- Life Technologies Corporation announces that its Ion Proton™ Sequencer has been honored at the 25th annual Most Innovative New Product "MIP" Awards luncheon hosted by CONNECT in San Diego today. The judges recognized the DNA and RNA sequencing instrument for its disruptive semiconductor-based technology.
The platform's speed, ease-of-use and affordability are democratizing genome sequencing. For the first time, genome-scale sequencing is accessible to all scientists and medical researchers, enabling an unprecedented wave of innovation in life sciences and the advancement of clinical research.
Until now, genome-scale sequencing had only been possible at large centers or core labs because it required specialized molecular biology skills, expensive sequencers, extensive IT infrastructure and large numbers of bioinformatics specialists. The Ion Proton™ System helps overcome all of these barriers, enabling scientists to sequence affordably on the bench top in their own labs.
"Speed, scalability and simplicity has always been at the core of the Ion Proton System," said Gina Costa, Research and Development Leader, Molecular Biology, Ion Torrent Genetics Analysis, who accepted the award in the Life Sciences — Diagnostics and Research Tools category. "I and the Ion Torrent team at Life Technologies are honored to be recognized for an instrument that is beginning to have a major impact in the genetic analysis field."
A semiconductor chip is at the heart of the Ion Proton's technology. Instead of relying on light-based technology and cameras to capture images of DNA sequences, the Ion Proton™ System translates chemical information into digital data. The chip enables sequencing to be performed on a massively parallel format, drastically accelerating the sequencing process.
CONNECT is a regional organization that promotes and facilitates the development of innovative technology and life science products in San Diego. It was originally founded as part of University of California at San Diego in 1985 and has since helped develop more than 3,000 companies by creating networking opportunities between inventors and entrepreneurs.
The Ion Proton™ Sequencer is for research use only; Not intended for diagnostic purposes.
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Life Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: LIFE) is a global biotechnology company with customers in more than 160 countries using its innovative solutions to solve some of today's most difficult scientific challenges. Quality and innovation are accessible to every lab with its reliable and easy-to-use solutions spanning the biological spectrum with more than 50,000 products for agricultural biotechnology, translational research, molecular medicine and diagnostics, stem cell-based therapies, forensics, food safety and animal health. Its systems, reagents and consumables represent some of the most cited brands in scientific research including: Ion Torrent™, Applied Biosystems®, Invitrogen™, GIBCO®, Ambion®, Molecular Probes®, Novex®, and TaqMan®. Life Technologies employs approximately 10,400 people and upholds its ongoing commitment to innovation with more than 4,000 patents and exclusive licenses. LIFE had sales of $3.7 billion in 2011.
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Definitions for VIABLEˈvaɪ ə bəl
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word VIABLE
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
vi•a•bleˈvaɪ ə bəl(adj.)
capable of living.
(of a fetus) sufficiently developed to be capable of living, under normal conditions, outside the uterus.
Category: Physiology
having the ability to grow or develop:
a viable country; a viable seedling.
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practicable; workable:
a viable alternative.
capable of winning elections:
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Origin of viable:
1820–30; < F, =vie life (< L vīta) +-able -able
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feasible, executable, practicable, viable, workable(adj)
capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are
capable of life or normal growth and development
"viable seeds"; "a viable fetus"
Able to live on its own (as for a newborn.)
Able to be done, possible.
In , able to live and develop.
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capable of living; born alive and with such form and development of organs as to be capable of living; -- said of a newborn, or a prematurely born, infant
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If or When to take affirmative action.
Hearing over the weekend about further loss of life in Afghanistan and reading all the various debates in the weekend papers brought to mind some verse written by Rudyard Kipling. Titled If and written with regard to his friend, Dr Leander Starr Jameson's raid against the Boers in 1896, and the British Government's backtracking deceitful support.
Kipling was introduced to Jameson by Cecil Rhodes, a financier statesman who'd extracted a vast fortune from Britain's African Empire through his involvement with diamond and gold mines. At that time, South Africa had two British Colonies and two Boer Republics. The majority of Transvaal (a Boer Republic) voters were white male British expatriates however the Boers had disenfranchised them. Rhodes, Prime Minister of the Cape Colony wanted these particular Uitlanders to rise against their (Dutch) government and was encouraged to do so by the British Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain.
A force of armed men were gathered under the command of Rhodes' friend Dr Jameson and sent in to overrun Johannesburg. Chamberlain, realising this had gone ahead, panicked and organised the Governor General of the Cape Colony to condemn both the raid and Rhodes. Meanwhile, Jameson, frustrated with politics between London and Cape Town, carried on regardless but he was tracked by Boer troops on the Transvaal border. Eventually he surrendering along with surviving raiders and was taken by the British for trial. Sentenced to 15 months he never disclosed the British Governments support of the raid. The British South Africa Company paid the Transvaal government almost £1million as compensation. Rhodes was forced to step down.
After serving his sentence Jameson returned to South Africa and eventually became Prime Minister of the Cape Colony but Kipling's anger towards British Establishment 's treatment of Jameson never lessened; he refused a Knighthood, Order of the Merit and post of Poet Laureate.
News in general makes for continued miserable state of affairs and back-tracking seems to be an up and current trend. Negotiating with certain Banks recently has confirmed to us that those who back-track use If instead of When with regard to products being available. Declaring for us that, as someone once said, 'There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics'. Kipling's explorations about a done deed and man's attitude in If would be changed should When be the alternative title (read it changing the two words) .
As for the classic British Establishment Cover-Up just listen for the little word the next time you're seeking an honest answer.
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[…] we mused on the question If or When our conclusion was, whenever the word If is used, for any certainty, replace it with When. […]
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[…] My purpose was not to confuse but to distinguish that, when level measurements are implemented, gauging expansion or contraction moves away from being external and returns uncertainty to a relevance; taking a conversation away from "what if" theorising, back to affirmative when. […]
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Dan Bull has created an eve of election British debate rap battle (above). The second half is better than the first. Mark Tran reflects on the campaign:
Sometimes you can get to the end of an election campaign and feel that nothing very much has changed. That hasn't happened this time. The leaders' debates really did put a rocket under the Lib Dem campaign and in the polls Nick Clegg's party has enjoyed a lasting boost. On the stump David Cameron turned out to be even better at retail politics than people predicted. And (at least until this week) Gordon Brown turned out to be even worse. But the day-to-day campaigning did not seem to make much difference to the figures. We've reached the eve of polling day with the Tories still ahead, seat projections varying wildly (depending on what swing model you use...), a hung parliament on the cards and polls showing that a huge chunk of the electorate still hasn't made up its mind...Election nights are always interesting. But tomorrow will be exceptional.
George McCoy gives voting instructions to those interested in more relaxed sex laws. In other sex news, the Sun's page 3 girls endorse the Tories (link NSFW):
Page 3 Girls in all their glory represent the very image of freedom in this country. But if Labour or the Lib Dems win the election, this could be the last time they are allowed to pose together. MPs Harriet Harman and Lynne Featherstone will move swiftly to change the law and ban Page 3 forever. Our national treasures - who even enjoy the Royal seal of approval from our future King Prince Charles - will be no more.
Nate Silver's final projection:
Polling during the past 48 hours has tended to show very slight gains for the Conservatives and Labour at the expense of the Liberal Democrats. Our projection model now forecasts that Conservatives will have 312 seats in the House of Commons (up from 308 in our previous forecast), Labour 204 (up from 198) and Liberal Democrats, 103 (down from 113).
Mark Blyth and Jonathan Hopkin have a Foreign Affairs piece on the election:
[T]hree issues press the next government's agenda -- force projection and great-power status, Britain's "special relationship" with the United States, and its relationship with the European Union.
Britain ceased to be a credible world power during the Suez Canal crisis of 1956, yet it still seeks to punch above its weight. With a weak economy for the foreseeable future, however, the new fiscal reality may curtail such ambitions, no matter who wins the election. The IMF has estimated that to bring the U.K. debt level back to around 60 percent of GDP, Britain will need to cut the equivalent of 12 percent of GDP from its budget over ten years. Big-ticket force-projection items, such as the Joint Strike Fighter and the modernization of Trident, the United Kingdom's missile-based nuclear weapons program, will necessarily come under intense scrutiny. International commitments, such as Britain's continuing presence in Afghanistan -- which is already deeply unpopular with the British public -- may also be called into question.
Anatole Kaletsky is hoping for a Tory-Lib Dem deal:
Suppose that the Tories emerge as the leading party, but require Lib Dem support. This would produce a far stronger government, provided the two parties could agree on terms. These terms would probably not entail a formal coalition, since their policy differences are profound and many, but on a temporary pact for peaceful coexistence, in which the Liberal Democrats would agree not to vote against the government on motions of confidence and budgetary issues, in exchange for a Tory promise of a referendum on electoral reform.
Such an agreement might last for two years or so. It would not commit the Lib Dems to positively supporting Tory economic policies, but it would require them to acknowledge the overriding national interest of economic stability and to abstain from parliamentary obstruction. The Tories would not need to support PR or any other electoral reform but merely to put these issues to a referendum in which the governing party would be free to campaign for a "no" vote.
Simon Hix and Nick Vivyan's final prediction:
Basically, this model predicts that the Conservatives will secure between 271 and 315 seats, that Labour will secure between 197 and 241 seats and that the Liberal Democrats will secure between 93 and 121 seats.
Bagehot's view of the campaign:
In campaigning terms, it had been dominated by the television debates. Bigotgate was the only other moment that got much of a look-in. The debates overshadowed much of the rest of the national campaigns. Meanwhile, apart from the early embarrassment over Labour's choice of blogger to introduce Gordon Brown at the launch of the manifesto, and a couple of candidates de-selected for online indiscretions, new media have been much less important than their excitable boosters predicted. I am a fan of the debates, but they have made the campaign feel like long bouts of pointlessness punctuated by brief periods of excitement.
It hasn't been pointless for the bookies. The British are betting like mad:
British voters have wagered more money on the uncertain outcome of tomorrow's vote than on any other election, with recent surges of betting on David Cameron and the Liberal Democrats seeing bookmakers revise forecasts of total election betting from £20m to up to £40m. During the 2005 general election campaign only £10m was gambled.
Daniel Finkelstein recalls the first time he voted Tory:
You may remember those posters: "I've never voted Tory before, but." The Conservatives put those up because they realised that, among undecided voters, an extraordinary number said that while they were thoroughly disillusioned with Labour, they had never voted Conservative before. Now, they said, they were on the brink of backing David Cameron. And then, again and again, they added this: "My grandad would roll in his grave."
Many pollsters assume and adjust their polls accordingly that a disproportionate number of these undecided voters will return to their past voting behaviour rather than following the trend. This has helped to make polls more accurate in the past. The result largely depends on whether that assumption holds good this time.
So, annoyingly, this election will be determined by people fighting a tribal urge that I've never felt and can't completely relate to.
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Another huge overeaction to one game.
Bailey/Harris/Carter were one of the best 3 combo of CB's in the NFL last year and aside from Carter's game against Alexander all 3 had superb regular seasons. Champ played at an all-pro level and played 17 games in single coverage with no safety help whatsoever. Sure he had a bad game against the Ravens but in truth who the hell didn't have a bad game
The Broncos have 4 corners currently on the roster who will all be back next year and whilst it will be a need in terms of replacing Bailey long-term, it will be nowhere near the dire need you think it is as compared to MLB, DT or SS.
Champ would be the best SS in the NFL, and could play there until Manning retires. That's the main benefit to moving him.
He can no longer guard elite WR's in single-man coverage...so he would have greater value to the team in the middle of the field, where he would be involved in nearly every play. Then sign an FA CB...two birds with one stone. Then you have the resources to draft whoever you want in the 1st round (MLB/DT/OL...whoever). Problems solved.
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While Broadway posted its best year yet in ticket sales, only four shows that debuted in 2012 are expected to last the winter. NY1's Roma Torre filed the following report.
It was Broadway's best year yet in ticket sales. For the third season in a row the Great White Way grossed more than $1 billion. But the story of Broadway in 2012 isn't exactly having the happiest of endings.
Forty-four shows opened in 2012. 17 are still standing, but only four are expected to last the winter. Annie, Newsies, Nice Work If you Can Get It and Once are the only new shows this year that haven't posted closing notices. Most of the Tony winners are gone as well, including best play Clybourne Park and revivals Death Of A Salesman and The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess. You won't see James Corden or Nina Arianda, either, who took best acting Tonys for One Man Two Guvnors and Venus in Fur respectively. It was a year of unexpected highs and lows. Once and Newsies garnered the best musical headlines after starting small off-Broadway. Celebrities pumped star power into Gore Vidal's The Best Man, Harvey, The Heiress and Glengarry Glen Ross, though celebrity author David Mamet, who penned Glengarry, wasn't quite so fortunate with his newest play The Anarchist. In fact, it was one of a succession of flops that ended the season on an unusually low note. But there was plenty to celebrate in 2012, and so, here now my picks in alphabetical order of the year's best on Broadway:- A Christmas Story - the infectiously good humored adaptation of the popular movie- Clybourne Park - Bruce Norris' stunning Tony winner also took this year's Pulitzer Prize - Death Of A Salesman - Arthur Miller's masterpiece starring Philip Seymour Hoffman won its fourth Tony for best play or revival.- Golden Boy, Lincoln Center theatre's knockout staging of the Clifford Odets drama- The Mystery Of Edwin Drood, a tunefully rich and pitch perfect revival.- Newsies - Read all about how Disney turned the movie favorite into a hit new musical - Once - the movingly original adaptation of the indie film and the year's biggest Tony winner taking 8 awards.- One Man Two Guvnors - the hysterical British import- The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess - garnering musical revival and Best Actress Tonys giving Audra McDonald her record-breaking fifth award.- Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf - a fresh look at the Edward Albee classic winning universal raves.
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Office Depot, Inc. (NYSE: ODP), a leading global provider of office supplies and services, today announced that the Company filed its preliminary proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday, July 5, 2013.
The Company also announced that Michael J. Massey, previously Chief Executive Officer and President of Collective Brands, Inc., has been nominated to join the Board by the Corporate Governance & Nominating Committee (the "Nominating Committee"). He fills the vacancy created by current director Brenda Gaines, who has informed the Board of her decision not to stand for reelection at this year's annual meeting of stockholders.
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Austrian continued, "I also want to thank Brenda for over a decade of service to the Office Depot Board and wish her well on her future endeavors."Office Depot's Board of Directors recommends that shareholders vote "FOR" its 10 director nominees at the upcoming annual meeting of stockholders, scheduled to be held on August 21, 2013. About Michael Massey Michael J. Massey previously served as Chief Executive Officer and President of Collective Brands, Inc. from June 2011 to October 2012. He also served there as Senior Vice President from March 2003 to June 2011 and General Counsel and Secretary from March 2003 to October 2012. Additionally, while at Collective Brands, Massey held various executive roles in corporate development and law from 1996 to 2003.
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Photoshop is one handy photo-editing tool available today. Whether one is working on web designs
or the print designs, Photoshop plays the key role in letting their creative minds do the work. With some fair amount of knowledge, one does the real justice with any design/picture by manipulating and making it visually appealing.
Few of our previous articles are entirely dedicated to Photoshop but the the 85+ Incredible Photo Manipulations published here at WebTabLab was the perfect visual treat. Each picture showcased in the article spoke for itself and was the great exemple of how you can do wonders with the Photoshop.
While the Photoshop does the trick in enhancing the designs/pictures, it can leave you screwed up if not handled with care. To err is human and we all know that whatever task we undertake, somewhere we make some mistakes that sometimes can be ignored while at times leave you embarrassed.
Talk about Photoshop, even the professional designers screw-up the work. Short deadlines, inability to handle the tool well, last-minute changes, habit of completing the assigned tasks at the eleventh hour; whatever reason you give, the blunders in Photoshop get noticed by people easily.
Magazine covers, advertisements, catalogs, and web designs are given the Photoshop treatment and the blunders if get noticed can leave the people at times smile while on other hand leave the people take the impression of your inability to use Photoshop properly. You can call them blunders, fails or whatever you feel like. If these bring smile on your face, these can be categorized as fails.
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The over fifty one that shows a guys face where grandma's should be isn't a goof up. The guy is the CEO of the Reno casino The Sands and the entirety of the advertising campaign is based around his face appearing as his mothers as well.
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Some of those are blatantly obvious, it is beyond funny. I wonder what people were thinking when editing those photos.
As for the "Reflections are Different in Digital Photography" image, I have that book and just checked the cover – the picture definitely doesn't match the reflection.
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The victoria's secret model (belly button?) isn't a photoshop error. She had a surgery at birth that ended up leaving her without a bellybutton. What she has is a very small dimple, which was simply smoothed here (there's other pics of her on the runway showing it)
I'm not sure that the one with Emma Watson is a mess up. The way it looks to me is that her leg is behind his leg completely. "Something's weird" doesn't look like a fail either. It looks like an awkward angle at awkwardly placed hands.
Fail at life !
That last one I figured out was just a normal photo. If you find the higher res version from their website (this was a long time ago, idk if it's still up) you can see they're just standing on a mirror. Awkward, very much yes, but photshopped, not at all.
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We examine the varying role of conditions on grammatical relations marking (namely animacy and volitionality) by looking at different languages of one family, using both existing descriptions and working with specially prepared video stimuli. This enables us to see the degree of variation permitted within closely related languages. We look at four Alor-Pantar languages (Teiwa, Adang, Kamang, and Abui), Papuan languages of eastern Indonesia. The conditions on argument marking are manifested in different ways. Those languages with syntactic alignment index objects with a prefix, those which have semantic alignment index objects and some subjects with a prefix. In 42 video clips we systematically varied animacy and volitionality values for participants in one and two-participant events. These clips were used in fieldwork to elicit descriptions of the events. The data show that animacy of the object is an important factor which favours indexation of the object on the verb in all four languages to varying degrees. Volitionality, on the other hand, is a factor in the semantically aligned languages only. While the presence of a prefix on the verb is semantically motivated in many instances, marking is not directly determined by verbal or participant semantics, and lexical factors must also play a role.
In some Norwegian dialects, such as older Oslo dialect, the noun mamma 'mother' unexpectedly appears to be masculine. The Nordreisa dialect (Northern Norwegian) goes one step further. The word looks like it is masculine, but only in the definite form. This is an unusual "split" because gender mixture is normally based on number, not definiteness (but we find some few corroborative examples in other Norwegian dialects and different, but converging evidence on the Web). The Nordreisa example of mamma is unusual also because agreement targets are affected differently. The preference is for masculine agreement within the noun phrase, but for feminine agreement outside it. This is, therefore, an intriguing example since it combines a split based on definiteness with different gender requirements according to different agreement targets. On careful analysis, and given strict adherence to the classical, agreement-based definition of gender, the unusual behavior of mamma turns out to conform to the Agreement Hierarchy
Often features are presented as clean, neat, simple. Indeed it is the contrast with the idiosyncrasies of lexical items which gives the intuitive justification for features. But reality is more complex. There are many instances where it is arguable whether we should postulate a feature (value), as with person in Archi. We must recognize that feature systems vary: (a) according to how well founded they are, and (b) in how they distribute across the lexicon. To analyse this difficult area, the penumbra of feature systems, I start from an idealized view, and then plot the deviations from that ideal. In other words, I take a 'canonical' approach. Having justified this approach in general terms, I propose a specific set of converging criteria for canonical features and values, concentrating on the genuine morphosyntactic features. In brief, the overarching principles are that a canonical morphosyntactic feature is constrained by simple rules of syntax (including the claim that syntax is 'morphology-free') and has robust formal marking. These give us a point in the theoretical space from which to calibrate the difficult instances which abound in feature systems. In accounts of particular features, various types of what we may call non-canonical behaviour have been pointed out: e.g., non-autonomous case values (Zaliznjak 1973), minor numbers, inquorate genders. We should ask whether these problems are feature-specific or whether they recur in the different morphosyntactic features. It turns out that, at the right level of abstraction, we find similar instances of non-canonicity with the different features. Let us concentrate on the criteria contributing to 'robust formal marking': Criterion 1: Canonical features and their values have dedicated forms. We find non-autonomous case values (violating criterion 1), in Classical Armenian, for instance (Baerman 2002); similarly we find non-autonomous gender values (as in Romanian). Criterion 2: Canonical features and their values are uniquely distinguishable across other logically compatible features and their values. Deviations give sub-genders (Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian), sub-cases (Russian) and sub-numbers (Biak). Criterion 3: Canonical features and their values are distinguished consistently across relevant parts of speech (word classes). In the easy examples, one part of speech has values which represent a collapsing of values available on another. More interesting are systems where combinations give ad
We present a corpus-based study of variation in case assignment of the direct object of negated verbs in Russian over the past 200 years. Superficially the system of case forms available over this relatively short period has remained largely the same, but the way in which certain cases are used has been radically altered. This is particularly apparent in the treatment of the direct object of negated verbs. We argue that various semantic factors have been involved in bringing about this change, and that the role and significance of these factors has been changing over the period under investigation. This has implications for our understanding of the role of semantics in case assignment.
The approach of Canonical Typology has proved fruitful for investigating a range of problems in syntax, inflectional morphology and most recently in phonology. It is therefore logical to take a canonical approach to derivational morphology. It provides a new perspective on some old issues, showing how previous key ideas fit together. The criteria proposed prove to have some degree of external justification. And from the point of view of canonical typology the results are particularly promising, since the criteria are interestingly different from those proposed in other domains.
Berlin & Kay's basic colour term framework claims that there is an ordering in the diachronic development of languages' colour systems. One generalisation is that primary colours, WHITE, BLACK, RED, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, are lexicalised before derived colours, which are perceptual blends, e.g. ORANGE is the blend of YELLOW and RED. The colour systems of Lower Sorbian and Upper Sorbian offer an important typological contribution. It is already known that primary colour space can contract upon the emergence of a basic derived term; our findings indicate that derived categories also shift as colour systems develop. Tsakhur offers corroborating evidence.
We specify a typology for the extreme of inflectional morphology, namely suppletion (as in go ~ went). This is an unusual enterprise within typology, and it requires a 'canonical' approach. That is, we define the canonical or best instance, through a set of converging criteria, and use this point in theoretical space to locate the various occurring types. Thus the criteria establish the dimensions along which we find the specific instances of suppletion, allowing us to calibrate examples out from the canonical. The criteria fall into two main areas, those internal to the lexeme and those external to it. Moreover, we find interactions with other morphological phenomena, and discuss four of them: syncretism, periphrasis, overdifferentiation and reduplication. These remarkable instances of suppletion, particularly when in interaction with other phenomena, extend the boundary of the notion 'possible word'. Besides laying out the possibilities for the specific phenomenon of suppletion, we show how a canonical approach allows us to make progress in typology, even in the most challenging areas.
In descriptions of languages, we make use of morphosyntactic features such as gender, number or person. This paper shows that sometimes choosing the features and values to describe a language is not straightforward, and the decision of whether or not to use a particular feature requires careful consideration. Thus, when determining a language's feature inventory, we should consider both why we posit a given feature, and how many values to posit for the feature. In our case study we look closely at the Daghestanian language Archi. It is usually assumed that languages have a person feature, but with Archi this is not self-evident. Archi (like some related languages) has no unique forms for agreement in person, and the standard descriptions of this language do not involve the feature person. However, the agreement patterns in Archi may be interpreted in favour of the presence of this feature, despite the absence of any phonologically distinct forms realising it. Thus, we claim that Archi does have the feature of person that had not been recognised for this language before. We also give a brief overview of the category of person in the languages of Daghestan.
Morphological features characterize variations in morphological form which are independent of syntactic context. They contrast with morphosyntactic features, which characterize variations in form correlated with different syntactic contexts. Morphological features account for formal variation across lexemes (inflectional class), as well as morphosyntactically incoherent alternations within the paradigm of a single lexeme. Such morphological features are not available to the syntax, as is made explicit in the principle of 'morphology-free syntax'. Building on work on stress patterns in Network Morphology and on stems in Paradigm Function Morphology, we take initial steps towards a typology of these morphological features. We identify four types: inflectional class features (affixal and prosodic), stem indexing features, syncretic index features and morphophonological features. Then we offer a first list of criteria for distinguishing them from morphosyntactic features (independently of the principle of morphology-free syntax). Finally we review the arguments demonstrating the need to recognize morphological features. © Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007.
Agreement is approached from the analytical decisions required for constructing a typological database. The Surrey Database of Agreement provides detailed, highly structured information on the agreement systems of fifteen genetically diverse languages. The range of material included and the criteria for inclusion are set out here. There is then detailed discussion of the difficult cases, in particular the dividing line between agreement markers and pronominal affixes. The criteria relevant to this distinction are in part drawn from the literature and in part new. The aim is that the criteria adopted should be fully clear, so that linguists of different persuasions can use the database for their varying purposes.
The author uses a 'canonical' approach to offer a new perspective on the complex phenomenon of inflectional classes. This means extrapolating from what there is to what there might be, in order to define the theoretical space into which real instances fit. To do this, the author proposes eight criteria, grouped under two overarching principles. These are: I. distinctiveness: canonical inflectional classes are as clearly distinct as possible; and II. independence: the distribution of lexical items over canonical inflectional classes is unmotivated. The author investigates the various deviations from these principles, by considering in turn the more detailed criteria which exemplify them. While one might reasonably expect that 'canonical inflectional class' is an ideal without exemplars, the author finds an example which comes remarkably close to canonical.
It has been suggested that grammatical relations should be sufficient to determine agreement relations within the clausal domain. Three types of counter-example to this proposal are presented. Then evidence is presented which suggests that the rules for agreement require access to thematic roles and to communicative functions. In addition, they need to refer to surface case. While grammatical relations provide a useful part of a typology of agreement, they are far from sufficient.
In this chapter we consider databases which have been constructed to investigate particular linguistic phenomena. Data entered into a database with little thought or attention to its categorisation are at best usless, and in the worst case harmful if used to make spurious generalizations. So there is a requirement that we are explicit about our analyses and the phenomena under investigation, and that serious thought is given to the structure of the database.
In many respects the agreement systems of Slavonic languages are close to canonical. Controllers of agreement are often present, they have overt expression of features, and they take consistent agreements. The target has obligatory bound expression of agreement, and there is matching of features values (for person, number and gender). However, Slavonic also shows several very interesting instances of agreement choices, induced by a range of different controller types. These agreement choices provide good evidence for the constraints of the Agreement Hierarchy and the Predicate Hierarchy, as well as for various types of condition on agreement, notably animacy and precedence.
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It's time for our annual press release website update
This year we've narrowed our selection to ten free press release websites. Some free press release sites also offer extra features if you're willing to pay for an upgrade. The first four listed are the press release sites we use most often.
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Press Release Tip #1 - Google Pagerank of 4 or higher. A high pagerank doesn't necessarily result in more traffic, but the higher the pagerank the more valuable the inbound links. PR Sites with low pagerank will give you little to no benefit and may even have a negative impact because they might have been blacklisted for spamming. You can check any sites pagerank at www.popuri.us.
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Memory is lodged in pictures and feelings in the cells
Like a sponge filled with water, anywhere the flesh is pressed,
even touched lightly, a memory may flow out in a stream. – Clarissa
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The final session of our Creating Home curriculum explored memories of home and included the opportunity for children to make foil handprints and cinnamon dough ornaments.
Your child has been given a booklet with additional ideas for your family to discuss to extend the Creating Home program in your home. Please look over the booklet with your child. Ask him/her to tell you about the activities the group did in some of the Creating Home sessions. Discuss together which ideas you would like to try at your family home.
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Earliest memories can feel very distant, even for quite young children. What is the first memory of your home that each family member has? Adults may well remember the first time they saw the family home. Children may have lived their whole lives in this location. Encourage them to think back to when they were very small. Do they remember being in a high chair in the kitchen or dining room? Do they remember being in a play pen in the living or family room? Do they remember being in a crib or switching to a bed in a bedroom? What is the happiest memory each person has of being in your family home? What is the saddest memory?
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A Family Ritual
You can honor the special place your child (or each of your children) has in your home by sharing the memory of bringing them home for the first time. Just before bed in a darkened room is a good time to tell the story of their birth and/or homecoming. For biological children, share the story of realizing that labor had started, how you prepared for the birth, what the room was like in which the birth took place, and how, if the child was not born at home, you brought him/her home for the first time. For adopted or foster children, share the story of meeting them for the first time, what the journey to bring them home (local or international) was like, and how you felt bringing your child into the family home for the first time. End the ritual of your storytelling with "Wherever you go in your life, wherever you may live, our family will always be your home."
A Family Game
In this session the children made cinnamon dough ornaments, and talked about how important the sense of smell is to memory. You can play a game with smells by gathering up (while the other participants aren't watching) various household items that have distinctive smells, such as vanilla, spices, a peeled orange or lemon, dishwashing soap, a scented marker, perfume or cologne, a pet's toy, a shoe, or shampoo. See if, with a blindfold on, your child/ren can guess what the items are purely from their scent. Ask what sort of feelings or memories each of the scents calls up.
Wilfrid Gordon MacDonald Partridge, by Mem Fox (Kane/Miller, 1995 is a lovely book about a boy who tries to figure out what a memory is – and how to return memories to his elderly friend.
Kids (and grownups!) can play a matching memory game online, with various kinds of pictures and levels of difficulty.
A String and a Prayer by Eleanor Wiley and Maggie Oman Shannon (Red Wheel, 2002) is a wonderful little book that tells the ancient history of beading and how beads are used in prayer.
To reinforce your own spiritual journey in connection to the Creating Home curriculum, read Memories of God: Theological Reflections on Life by Roberta C. Bondi (Abingdon Press, 1995), written to explain the author's personal theology and her journey toward her own faith identity.
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