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Ever marvel at the bicyclists zooming by you in traffic downtown? Or gaze enviously at pedestrian commuters? Hear what local commuters Ed Vielmetti, Alaine Karoleff, Scott Munzel and Tamara Real have to say about their alternative commutes. The panelists will discuss their methods, challenges and surprises they encounter, and how using a sustainable mode of transportation helps them get more out of their commute.
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BENNINGTON — A local man is being held on $2,500 bail after police said he tried to mislead them about his true identity while they were conducting an investigation.
Orlando L. Vega, 27, of Bennington, was arraigned in Bennington criminal court on Monday on a felony count of impeding a public officer, one misdemeanor count each of giving false information to a police officer to attempt to implicate another person and disorderly conduct for fighting as well as two misdemeanor counts of violating the conditions of his release from custody.
In an affidavit, Cpl. Andy Hunt, of the Bennington Police Department, said police got a call around 8 p.m. Saturday from a woman who said a man she knew only as "Orlando" threatened her with a gun and a baseball bat on Pleasant Street.
While investigating, Hunt said he spoke with a man later identified as Vega outside a Pleasant Street apartment building. Hunt said Vega was uncooperative and gave him a false name of "Furnado Vaga."
While the woman who made the complaint said he had taken a gun from his pants and pointed it up in the air and later waved a baseball bat while outside the apartment building, Hunt said police didn't find any weapons.
The woman indicated she had no real previous relationship with Vega and claimed the incident started because she told him to stop giving her "dirty looks."
Vega was charged May 5 with driving under the influence of alcohol, attempting to elude police and other related charges. One of the conditions of his release was that he not drink alcohol and submit to an alcosensor.
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2 and a certain centurion's servant being ill, was about to die, who was much valued by him, | 2 There a centurion's servant, whom his master valued highly, was sick and about to die. |
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It has been revealed that GCHQ, has the ability to request large amounts of un-analysed communications from foreign intelligence agencies without first obtaining a warrant. The documents, obtained in the course of a case brought before the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT), show that the use of a warrant was not necessary if it is "not technically feasible" for GCHQ to obtain one.
This is not the first revelation from the case, which was brought by a number of groups including Liberty and Privacy International. In June this year it was revealed that messages sent via platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are classed as "external communications" even if they have been sent between UK citizens. This means that there is no need to apply for a warrant before collecting the information.
As it stands the legislation being used to authorize surveillance was passed before the advent of social media, which revolutionized the way in which we communicate. When MPs were debating this bill they could not have been expected to anticipate the dramatic change in how we would communicate with each other after the launch of Facebook (2004) and Twitter (2006). As a result RIPA has not kept pace with technology and is now open to worrying interpretations.


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On March 1st. I posted that we wanted to trade plants for grass. At that time I was in the hospital and Diane probably should have been. We were so over whelmed. I thank all of you for your kind offers of help and assistance. We are going in a different direction. As my son said, "was that the whiskey talking?" Y'all such a great bunch of friends. |
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I am so glad to hear this as I think you would have been needing to get some of the plants back. I completely understood where you were coming from as I have been there a few times lately, but I just am not ready to throw in the towel...................not as long as I can walk. Been mowing for five hours today, so still a little juice left in me. Now I have to go pick asparagus. |
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LOL! Omar. Thanks Lynn. Carrie, did you pack up asparagus for me? I remember when we picked it that year and walked off and left it. xo |
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West Cork-based SouthWestern has been bought from private equity group Ion Equity for E35m (Stg28m) on a cash free, debt free basis by UK group, Capita.
SouthWestern is the leading domestic provider of outsourced managed services in Ireland.
The Cork company employs around 1,000 across three sites in County Cork, one in Lodz, Poland and smaller operations in Dublin and Milton Keynes in England.
It delivers customer relationship management, financial shared services, data processing and inspectorate services to private and public sector organisations, from offices in Ireland, the UK and Poland. Its clients include the Department of Agriculture Food and Marine, Bord Gais, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Bord Bia, Eircom and Failte Ireland.
Andy Parker, Capita chief executive, said: "Capita has an established presence in Ireland with more than 1,000 employees delivering services across the financial services and other sectors. This deal will significantly enhance Capita's presence in the Irish business process outsourcing (BPO) market, which is estimated to be worth E1bn and growing by 5 per cent each year".
"SouthWestern is a highly respected outsourcing company with an excellent private and public sector client base. It has particularly strong relationships with organisations in the agricultural sector, which is a growing and new market for Capita. The acquisition will provide Capita the opportunity to provide new services to SouthWestern's existing clients and to continue to grow both its customer base, and job opportunities."
Ion Equity chairman and outgoing SouthWestern chairman Neil O'Leary said: "Ion is proud to have led SouthWestern during a period of strong growth. It was an entrepreneurial business that employed 180 people when we acquired it but, through sustained hard work from a highly skilled workforce and an unwavering focus on delivering for its clients, it is now the number one in its key business areas, employing 1,000 people and growing strongly. While we are very happy with our involvement in SouthWestern, Capita is in a position to support greater success and accelerate job creation and we wish all stakeholders a very successful future."
SouthWestern CEO Jim Costello said: "This is a massive vote of confidence in our business by one of the strongest and most respected outsourcing companies in the world and will enhance SouthWestern's ability to achieve its full growth potential. SouthWestern has built up very strong relationships based on the core values of trust and reliability. These are values shared by Capita and we look forward to building on and developing current relationships and to developing new ones in the exciting times ahead."
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9 And David saith, Be the board of them made into a snare before them, and into catching, and into cause of stumbling, and into yielding to them [and into catching, and into offence, and into yielding again to them]. | 9 And David says: "May their table become a snare and a trap, a stumbling block and a retribution for them. |
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This is the first year I grew Minnesota Midget (late season) and the first time I ever tasted it. I found it to be only slightly sweet. However what i did not like about it was an "irritating feeling" it leaves in the back of the throat, leaving a scratchy feeling in the pharynx. i wonder if that is characteristic of this melon or may be I am allergic to this melon. I do not have any allergic problem with the ususal melons purchased from market (cantaloupe, honeydew, hami, christmas). If you can shed any light on this issue, will appreciate it. Thanks. |
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I'm not sure if you mean by late season that yours matured late in the season. Cantaloupes need good warmth to flavor up well. Beyond that, what I have tasted of Minnesota Midget has been disappointing too. It had a musky smell that I nearly despised. |
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I am pretty sure that Minnesota Midget is the variety I grew a few years ago that was completely foul-tasting. The first fruit or two were just sort of bland, but the 3rd one almost made me gag when I tasted it. Spit it out and felt traumatized for hours knowing that my garden produced something so nasty. |
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I grew it last year in containers in a greenhouse and while the melons were small, they were delicious. This year I tried growing it outside with a floating row cover to get it going. The melons set, but never ripened. I live in a cool-summer, fog pocket, but even with an unusually sunny summer, I couldn't get those little suckers to grow for me :-( |
I give M M a thumbs up. I grew them a couple of times and I liked the earliness, production, and taste (sweetness.) It's easy to tell when they're ripe because they practically turn orange. Tried to grow them last year but my seedling died. Will probably try again next year. |
I had a large crop of Sugar Queens from Willhite that were super tasting [as always]. Also the Burpee Early Hyb. Crenshaws were too...largest 22 pounds. I got one extra super tasting Godess too. |
Thanks for the replies. The reason I had grown MM was that they are the earliest maturing variety, just 45 days and their small size so one person can eat it in one session. I had read good reviews on this melon on this site. I had planted them in late july and picked them in end of September. They overnight turned from green to yellow and another day later they slipped. They were fully ripe. Wayne 5 and Lantanascape, the description you have given is pretty much I would agree with. Others here still saying good things about it. I am not sure if I should try this again or not. Thanks for the opinions. |
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programs don't depend to the development files, so I perceive that they
should be separated.
Today for 64 Studio 3.0-beta3 = Ubuntu Hardy we do have a package jackd
including /usr/bin/jackd.
A package jackdbus including nothing but copyright, TODO etc..
A package libjack0, including /usr/lib/libjack.so.
A package libjack0.100.0-0, including nothing but copyright, TODO etc..
A package libjack-dev, including the headers.
A package libjack0.100.0-dev, including nothing but copyright, TODO etc..
And than there are the libjackserver packages, IIRC there aren't such
packages for Karmic.Again, I'm using JACK2, I prefer JACK2, I won't have any issues when
JACK2 will become default for all distros, but other people might like
to keep JACK1. Because at the moment JACK1 is default for some distros,
I know the troubles, when I changed to JACK2 or when I just compiled the
current version of JACK1, like I did for Karmic, fortunately my
favourite distro already ships with JACK2.For Karmic I've got 5 dummy packages and one package that really is needed.
$ ls /media/disk/usr/src/dummy-packages
jackd_0.118.0_all.deb libjack0.100.0-0_0.118.0_all.deb
libjack0_0.118.0_all.deb libjack0.100.0-dev_0.118.0_all.deb
$ ls /media/disk/usr/src/jack-audio-connection-kit-0.118.0/*.deb
/media/disk/usr/src/jack-audio-connection-kit-0.118.0/jack-audio-connection-kit_0.118.0-1_i386.debFor Suse I don't know how to build dummy packages, first I ignored the
broken dependencies when doing upgrades, then I have had enough and
installed the regular packages, deleted all files and build the version
of JACK I wish to have.I don't understand the reason why this can't be changed.
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Before someone says the inevitable, "He should have just called the cops and let them deal with it." remember this guy is recently back from a tour in Iraq, where clearing buildings is something done very regularly, in fact more often that your average LEO does it so he is well qualified to clear his own house. He did a great job.
I put this in the Concealed Carry section because at the end of the short interview he throws in a great plug for getting ones CCW permit and a huge dig at his home state of Illinois. It's a great clip, give it a look.:
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Moroccan chicken tagine chases away winter blues
When the last weeks of winter get you down, cook up a classic Moroccan dish of chicken tagine with tomatoes, honey and saffron. Rich with spices, a warm bowl full will offer comfort and flavor galore.
IF I WERE to put my feelings about winter into a pie chart, it would look something like this: a 20 percent wedge for the things I love (roaring fires, steaming mugs of hot chocolate, rib-sticking meals and snowfalls), and an 80 percent wedge for the things I don't (just about everything else). What this means in practice is that however cozy those extra blankets on the bed feel at first, by February I've had enough. Unfortunately, that's when the calendar says there are still weeks to go before we can get into spring.
If I lived in a perfect world, I'd hop on a plane to someplace warm every time I needed a break from winter. Since I don't, I have another strategy that works pretty well, and at a fraction of the cost: I cook the food of warmer places.
Sounds simple enough, right? It is, with one caveat. Because lots of warm-climate fruits and vegetables are out of season and hard to find in winter (or not worth eating when they are available), a little creative substitution is sometimes necessary. I've had good results replacing fresh mango with persimmon, for instance, and canned tomatoes nearly always do for fresh in a pinch.
A surprising number of hot-climate dishes, though, don't rely on anything more exotic than a well-stocked spice rack. And to be clear, I'm talking not about tropical salads but about hearty, soul-satisfying fare. Think long-simmered curry from India or the dish I always keep up my sleeve for no-fuss escapism, a rich and fragrant Moroccan tagine.
In the lexicon of spicy, stewy, exotic food, tagines are in a class by themselves. Despite tasting so deep, complex and unusual, they're incredibly easy to make and require very few hard-to-find ingredients. Granted, some purists insist that if you don't use a traditional tagine pot — a deep-lipped clay dish with a heavy conical lid — what you make can't really be called a tagine. After having tasted tagines made in many kinds of vessels, however, I've concluded that the quality of the ingredients matter far more than what they're cooked in.
As for what goes into a tagine, in Morocco you find them built around whatever meat, fish or vegetable is abundant locally. And according to Paula Wolfert, who literally wrote the book on Moroccan cuisine, all tagines fall into three main categories: fragrant, flavored with olives and preserved lemons; robust, spiced with cumin and paprika; and sweet, combining savory elements with fruit and/or honey.
My favorite tagine of all falls into the last category. I tasted it at a charming old restaurant in Marrakech called Dar Mimoun a few years ago when I was lucky enough to spend a couple of sun-drenched weeks in Morocco. It was served in its own miniature tagine, succulent pieces of falling-off-the-bone chicken bathed in a syrupy tomato, honey and saffron sauce. Sweet, salty and perfumed, it was the most delicious thing I ate on the entire trip, and, of course, as soon as I arrived home I came up with my own version.
My favorite way to eat this is on a dreary winter's day. I put on some Arabic music, make a colorful vegetable side or two, and serve some crumbly butter cookies and sweet mint tea for dessert. It may not quite substitute for actually feeling the heat of the North African sun, but after dinner, spring miraculously feels a few steps closer.
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Chicken Tagine
with Tomatoes, Honey and Saffron
Serves 4 to 6
4-6 whole chicken legs
For the marinade
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
2 cloves garlic, pressed or mashed
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 tablespoons olive oil
For the sauce
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 large onion, peeled and minced
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
3 (15-ounce) cans diced tomatoes, drained
2 cups chicken stock
Pinch saffron (threads or powdered), soaked in ¼ cup hot water
1/3 cup mild honey
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon orange-flower or rose water (optional)
2/3 cup slivered almonds, toasted
Chopped fresh cilantro for garnish
Flatbread, rice or couscous, for serving
1. Combine the chicken with the marinade ingredients in a large Ziploc bag. Leave them in the fridge to marinate for at least two hours, and up to 24. Drain the chicken and pat dry with paper towels.
2. Melt the butter and oil in a large, heavy-bottomed pot over medium-high heat and add the chicken legs. Sauté them to a golden brown on all sides, in batches if necessary. Remove the legs to a plate and keep warm. Reduce the heat to medium, add the onion to the pan and cook slowly, stirring often, until it begins to caramelize and melt together, about 20 minutes. Add the garlic, cinnamon, ginger and pepper and fry for another minute. Add the tomatoes, and fry until they start to break up, about 5 minutes. Add the stock, saffron water and chicken (including any juices the chicken has given off), bring to a boil, then cover and reduce the heat to low. Let the chicken gently simmer until it's fork-tender and easily comes off the bone, about 30-40 minutes.
3. Remove the chicken from the pot and set aside. Increase the heat to medium-high and add the honey, lemon juice and flower water (if using) to the sauce. Cook down another 5-10 minutes, stirring often, until it's jammy and thick. Taste it, and add a pinch of salt if necessary. Add the chicken pieces back in and rewarm them briefly in the sauce.
4. Serve the tagine on a platter, garnished with the almonds and cilantro. Moroccans enjoy this with thick flatbread alongside, but rice or couscous also make delicious accompaniments.
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Babbling (also called twaddling) is a stage in child development and a state in language acquisition, during which an infant appears to be experimenting with uttering articulate sounds, but not yet producing any recognizable words. Babbling begins shortly after birth and progresses through several stages as the infant's repertoire expands and vocalizations become more speech-like.[1] Infants begin to produce recognizable words usually around 12 months, though babbling may continue for some time afterward.[2]
Babbling is a state in language acquisition. These vocalizations do not contain meaning or refer to anything specific. Human infants are not excited or upset when babbling, but instead they will babble spontaneously and incessantly only when emotionally calm.
The sounds and expressions of babbling are produced before an infant begins to construct recognizable words.[3] This is mainly due to the immaturity of the vocal tract and neuromusculature at this age in life.[4]
Infants first begin vocalizing by crying, followed by cooing and then vocal play. These first forms of sound production are the easiest for children to use.
When reaching an age of 6 months, infants are finally able to control the opening and closing of the vocal tract, and upon obtaining this ability, infants begin to distinguish between the different sounds of vowels and consonants. This period is known as the beginning of the canonical stage. During the canonical stage, the babbling involves reduplicated sounds containing alternations of vowels and consonants (e.g.; baba or bobo).
By the time an infant reaches 8–9 months, they display productions of more advanced sounds known as variegated babbling. Variegated babbling differs greatly from reduplicated babbling. This stage includes more complex combinations of consonant and vowel syllables (e.g.; babadoobe).[4]
By 9–10 months of age, infant babbling begins to resemble the native language of a child. The final stage is known as conversational babbling, or the "jargon stage" (usually occurring by about ten months of age). The jargon stage is defined as "pre-linguistic vocalizations in which infants use adult-like stress and intonation".[5] The general structure of the syllables that they are producing is very closely related to the sounds of their native language and this form of babbling significantly predicts the form of early words.[6]
Infants continue to use intonation patterns and timing that matches the characteristics of their language.[4] Most babbling consists of a small number of sounds, which suggests the child is preparing the basic sounds necessary to speak the language to which he is exposed.
If babbling occurs during the first year of life, it can typically be concluded that the child is developing speech normally. As the baby grows and changes, his/her vocalizations change as well. Babies use these vocalizations to communicate. They commence vocal development by crying, progress to loud yelling noises, and finally make speech.
There are two types of babbling. Reduplicated babbling consists of repeated syllables consisting of a consonant and a vowel, such as "da da da da" or "ma ma ma ma",[7] whereas variegated, or non-reduplicated babbling consists of a mix of syllables, such as "ka-da-bu-ba-mi-doy-doy-doy".[8]
The consonants that babbling infants produce tend to be any of the following : /p, b, t, m, d, n, k, ɡ, s, h, w, j/. The following consonants tend to be infrequently produced during phonological development : /f, v, θ, ð, ʃ, tʃ, dʒ, l, r, ŋ/. The complex nature of sounds that developing children produce make them difficult to categorize, but the above rules tend to hold true regardless of the language to which children are exposed.[9]
Two hypotheses have been devised in order to explain how babbling is related to language development.
There is no clear evidence for either of these hypotheses, leaving them both as possibilities for connections between the speech stages in life.[10]
As suggested in the continuity hypothesis, there is some evidence that babbling varies depending on the linguistic environment in which a baby is raised. For example, it has been noted that infants raised in French speaking environments display greater amounts of rising intonation in comparison to infants raised in English speaking environments. This is due to the differences between French and English intonations while speaking. By comparing infants in English, French, Swedish and Japanese linguistic backgrounds, babbling reveals that placement of consonants and vowels also resembles native languages. These findings support another hypothesis; the "babbling drift hypothesis" in which infant babbling resembles the phonetic characteristics of their native language through exposure to speech. When infants are exposed to two languages after birth, they typically babble in their dominant language. The dominant language is considered to be the one that children have the most exposure to. Infants do not produce a blend of languages while babbling and sometimes they may choose which language they prefer to babble in based upon particular features.[12]
A human mouth moves in distinct ways during speech production. The International Phonetic Alphabet was formed in 1897 as a representation of the sounds produced by language. When saying each individual sound out loud, it is noticeable that a human uses different parts of their mouth, as well as different methods to differentiate particular sounds. During the beginnings of babbling, infants tend to have greater mouth openings on the right side. This finding suggests that babbling is controlled by the left hemisphere of the brain.[13] The larynx or voicebox, originally high in the throat to let the baby breathe while swallowing, descends during the first year of life, allowing the pharynx to develop and facilitating the production of adult-like speech sounds.[14]
Reduplicated babbling (such as bababa) involves a rhythmic opening and closing of the jaw.[15] According to the Frame Dominance Theory, when the mandible (jaw) is elevated, a consonant sound will be produced. When the mandible is depressed, a vowel like sound is produced. Therefore, during a reduplicated sequence of sounds, the consonant and vowels are alternated as the mandible elevates and depresses. The opening and closing of the mouth alone will not produce babbling. Phonation is necessary during the entire movement in order to create a meaningful sound. Other important body parts involved in articulation, such as the tongue, lips and teeth remain in a stable resting position during babbling.[13] However; the position of the tongue is not always controlled during the open and close cycle of the mouth. Also, sound is not constantly produced throughout these cycles of mouth movements. Sometimes during the babbling period, the motions can be made without any vocalization at all.[6] Deaf infants produce manual babbling through similar rhythmic alternations, but they perform with their hands instead of their mouths. As a baby begins to produce sounds beyond the reduplicated sequences of babbling, they exhibit equal sized mouth or hand openings on the right and left sides.[15]
Children who cannot babble for some physiological reason, such as having a breathing tube in their throat, do subsequently acquire normal pronunciation but their speech development is significantly delayed.[16]
It has been moderately challenging to study deaf infants in the past because it is uncommon to diagnose hearing disabilities within the first year of a child's life. It is also difficult to locate deaf infants that have had severely impaired hearing since birth, have been diagnosed within the first year of their lives, and do not suffer from any other impairments.[10]
Research has been conducted to determine whether or not infants with impaired hearing can demonstrate typical vocal sounds. Infants who are deaf do show signs of vocal babbling, but in minimal amounts. This suggests that early babbling arises from inherent human tendencies to use the vocable articulators in particular ways during early language acquisition. Babbling of any language should appear if the child is exposed to a source of communication, but babbling can be delayed or non-existent for deaf children.[6] However, contradictory evidence supports that language will not develop fully without auditory experience.[10] Therefore, deaf children are not only significantly delayed in language development in comparison to their speaking counterparts, but they also produce fewer noises.[17] This suggests that experience with auditory speech is necessary in language development. Some researchers have taken these findings as evidence against the hypothesis that language is an innate human capability.[13]
There are exceptions to these studies on the occasion that infants are not completely impaired of all hearing. Children with varying degrees of hearing loss display different speech signals and babbling. Those with more severe hearing loss have less experience with auditory communication and therefore show worse canonical babbling and language production. Some deaf infants will never reach the canonical stage of babbling, thus never speaking at all.[17]
In order for hearing impaired humans to gain auditory experience, a number of solutions have been implemented. Hearing aids can be used to help infants reach babbling stages earlier.[10] Cochlear implants have also been tested. Once the surgical implantation is complete, an infant begins to listen and have experience with language outputs. As soon as language has been heard, they begin to babble and speak in rhythmic patterns just as normal hearing infants do.[13]
Although all infants move their hands in imitation to what is modeled in their environment, around 9–12 months deaf infants begin to produce gestures that are distinct from all other hand movements. This was originally thought to represent the first indicators of sign language. Just as hearing infants babble with their mouths, deaf infants babble with their hands.[15] Deaf children acquire signs for the same concepts that are present in English speaking children,[6] but deaf infants do not reach this stage of babbling until 10 months or later.[10] Children are able to produce manual articulation of words correctly, which is important since many articulation tendencies of manual babbling transfer to the children's early sign production and then later into the production of words.[6]
Interestingly enough, if a hearing infant has deaf parents, they will still imitate the signs that they see their parents displaying. This is evidence that manual and vocal babbling is possible in both hearing and deaf infants.[15] If infants are exposed to sign language, regardless of whether they themselves are deaf or hearing, they will babble with their hands at approximately the same time vocal babbling appears. Sign production appears a few months before word production generally does in hearing children.
After it was established that deaf infants could babble through other means than their mouths, the patterns in which productions occurred were studied. Hearing and speaking infants follow identical maturational paths in language acquisition. Both go through a number of stages, and exhibit similar complexity in their babbling sequences. In studies where deaf and hearing children were compared, deaf children produced more multi-movement manual babbling than children with their hearing.[6]
Deaf babbling is now titled manual babbling, and is structurally identical to vocal babbling in its development.[15] The most common sign in manual babbling is where all fingers are extended and spread and it is also related to the first signs an infant will make.[6] There are three main components to manual babbling. The hand gestures contain a restricted set of phonetic units, a syllabic organization and are used without reference or meaning. This is comparable to the important aspects of vocal babblings.[15]
Not only are songbird and human language parallel regarding neural and molecular factors, they also are similar in how their communication is initially produced. Observations about these similarities can be traced back to Charles Darwin and his studies. Avian and mammalian brains are similar in form and connectivity and there may even be a gene that is relevant to speech found in both organisms. The learning of a song is produced through a mix of interaction, experience, and predisposition as shown when young songbirds will imitate their species call when presented with songs from their own and another species. They are physically capable of producing either song, but do not. Humans learn language through similar means, which is why this early vocalization in songbirds is considered babbling.[18]
Young male songbirds produce a variety of immature songs that often are referred to as babbling because the immaturity precedes the fully developed mature song. As with humans, if these sounds are reinforced with positive social feedback, they are more likely to recur. Since the females do not sing songs, they are in charge of providing the feedback. If females provide more social signals, males will develop more mature songs at a faster rate than other male birds. Young birds require reinforcement from adults in order to finalize their songs. Another relation to human infants, is that the amount of vocalizations is not key, but rather the quality of the sounds that is retained and resembles the final produce of language.[19]
Another important factor is the physiology of the animal where brain regions used in analyzing and processing information and the properties of the ear and vocal tract are critical determinants to how song is interpreted and later produced. In studies using isolated birds that have not had exposure to song, they produce an abnormal 'isolate song' that still retains species-specific aspects. This shows that the neural pathways have predetermined features that allow for such a phenomenon to occur. The pathways are able to allow for plasticity of the songs that can be learned in the future.[18]
There is an important phase in development when song learning is best accomplished. This phase is called the 'sensitive period' and the amount of change that a songbird experiences in adulthood varies by species. Young birds have a production phase after a listening phase of development. The production of song is called 'subsong' where vocalizations resemble that of an adult as time passes. Memory for songs are able to form before the period where learning to sing occurs. Social interaction is important when dealing with vocal learning where non-singing females can even influence an infant through feedback.[18]
Pygmy marmosets have been studied and found to produce complex vocalizations 2–3 weeks after birth. Both sexes are capable of creating calls at a rate of 3 calls/second and each bout of calls can last up to 6 or 7 minutes. A normal series of calls for a pygmy marmoset contains approximately 10 different call types. This abundance of call forms produced by this creature is comparable to babbling in human infants for a multitude of reasons. Like reduplicative babbling in humans, the call type is often repeated several times before a new sequence of sounds is produced. The vocalizations also gain attention from caregivers and provide practice for future vocal behavior. For these reasons, pygmy marmoset calls are also distinguished as babbling behavior.[20]
There are a total of 16 call types in pygmy marmoset babbling language. Different calls serve different survival functions such as when desiring food and social interaction or during times of alarm. As human infants do, marmoset babies have higher rates of social interaction when producing babbling sounds. During the juvenile age, marmosets often regress back to babbling stages if a new infant is born. It is suggested that their production of babbling calls increases because they are seeking attention and social interaction. Another babbling occurrence during the juvenile age is the addition of territorial calls and mild threat vocalizations. Although babbling is important for practicing adult calls during the juvenile age, babbling decreases with age in pygmy marmosets. Overall, babbling progresses through a series of stages from infancy to adulthood and slowly leads to the construction of adult calls.[20]
Babbling-like behavior in songbirds, humans and some nonhuman primates has been previously researched, but it has not been seen until recently in non-primate mammals. The sac-winged bat (Saccopteryx bilineata) is a social creature and the vocalizations that they produce depend on the social situation that the animal is in. This bat has a large repertoire of vocalizations with males being more vocal than females. Echolocation pulses, barks, chatters, and screeches are used in various social situations including courtship and territorial defense. Infants produce isolation calls if their mothers are absent, but the pups also produce vocalizations that mirror those of adults. Both sexes of infants babble, even though as an adult, the vocalizations are solely produced by males. Social context, mothers, and surrounding bats do not influence pups because the multiple vocalizations are combined regardless of the situation. Since there is not a social aspect correlated with the vocalizations, the productions of the sounds suggest that the pups vocalize for training. The pups repeat and combine adult vocalizations so that they resemble babbling in what humans, other primates and some songbirds do as infants. However, while human babbling increases social interactions, there are no social responses to babbling in bats. Babbling is common in infants that have a large repertoire of adult vocalizations to learn and this is seen in the pups of Sac-Winged bat.[21]


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Encouraging investment in Springfield's downtown is a key part of what the Sustainable Design Assessment Team hopes to accomplish.
At the downtown farmer's market this Saturday, visitors can see display designs created by several architects. They offer their vision of what downtown properties could become, with a focus on residential opportunities.


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Footage from an Iron Foundry. Good footage of men at work and the machines they use. This is iron production on a large scale. Shots of molten metal coming out of the forge. The metal is cast into ingots.
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Sound Salvation (Music)
With Steve Pick
Fri Sep 3rd 2010 7.00am–10.00am
R=listener request. N=music new at the station. L=local music. Your purchases using the Buy it! links
Time zone: central
6:58am | Jeff Beck "Corpus Christi Carol" from Emotion & Commotion (ATCO 2010) N —Hey, if Jeff Beck can open his record with a beautiful little piece like this, I can open my show with it.Buy it! |
7:00am | Rionnie Earl & the Broadcasters "Miracle" from Spread the Love (stony plain 2010) N —A gorgeous hymn worthy of following Beck.Buy it! |
7:06am | Curtis Mayfield "Beautiful Brother of Mine" from Roots (Curtom 1971) —We got love!Buy it! |
7:17am | Dirty Projectors "Stillness Is the Move" from Bitte Orca (Domino 2009) N —Strange little rhythm track grabbed me when I heard it - unusual melody, too.Buy it! |
7:22am | Janelle Monáe "Make the Bus" from The ArchAndroid (Wondaland/Bad Boy 2010) N —The blending of Monae and Of Montreal - it will all happen live at the Pageant next month (I think).Buy it! |
7:26am | Bg Boi "Daddy Fat Sax" from Sir Lucious Left Foot . . . The Son of Chico Dusty (Def Jam 2010) N —What an incredible rhythm track!Buy it! |
7:29am | CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE "Sad and Beautiful World" from THE WELL (Alligator 2010) N —Sweet swinging blues with co-vocal by the great Mavis Staples - her new album comes out Tuesday, and I'd play it but I can't find where I put it.Buy it! |
7:32am | Otis Rush "Reap What You Sow" from Mourning in the Morning (Cotillion 1969) —Otis Rush went down to Muscle Shoals (in the days when young Duane Allman was there) and recorded this wondrous record. This song burns.Buy it! |
7:39am | Magic Slim And The Teardrops "Shame" from Raising the Bar (blind pig 2010) N —Slim will be headlining Sunday night at the Big Muddy Blues Festival on Laclede's Landing.Buy it! |
7:44am | Terry Allen "Amarillo Highway" from Best of the Sugar Hill Years (SUGAR HILL 2007) —The great Terry Allen will be one of the artists coming to the Sheldon a week from Sunday, Sept. 12, to pay tribute to our lost friend Larry Weir,. I know Larry was the man who taught me how cool Terry Allen is.Buy it! |
7:48am | Brenda Lee "Sweet Nothin's" from Anthology (1956-1980) (MCA 1991) —What a great song sung so darn brilliantly by the very young Ms. Lee.Buy it! |
7:50am | Velvet Underground "Oh! Sweet Nuthin'" from Loaded (Cotillion 1970) —I saw the Black Crowes do a great version of this one last week.Buy it! |
8:03am | Richard Barone "Gravity's Pull" from Glow (Bar/None Records 2010) N —Former Bongos front-man has a brand new record of his delightful pop music.Buy it! |
8:07am | Tight Pants Syndrome "Breakin' Up With You's Been Great" from Fully Attractive CD ALBUM (Blip Blap! 2010) N L —Local band puts out a new record of 17 songs, each one a marvel of pop craftsmanship with hooks to kill for.Buy it! |
8:10am | John Wesley Harding "When the Sun Comes Out" from Here Comes the Groom (sire 1989) —Since I don't have and haven't yet heard his new one, I thought I'd go back 21 years for the record that made me realize his major talent.Buy it! |
8:15am | Booker T & the MG's "Soul Limbo" from The Very Best of Booker T & the MG's (Rhino 1994) —A cowbell-laden tune from the keyboard player who will headline the Big Muddy Festival on Saturday night at 9.Buy it! |
8:17am | Booker T "Hey Ya" from Potato Hole (Anti www.anti.com 2009) —I admit it - I heard John Wendland play this yesterday, and I said to myself, "Self, this is a cowbell classic."Buy it! |
8:23am | Lone Justice "Ways To Be Wicked" from Lone Justice (Geffen unk 1985) —These guys had the hype, these guys had the heart, these guys had the songs. I don't know why they didn't climb the charts with this brilliant Tom Petty song.Buy it! |
8:27am | Thin White Rope "Not Your Fault" from Moonhead (Frontier 1987) —One of the greatest bands of the 1980s - I saw them live a few times, and I'm still thrilled.Buy it! |
8:33am | Heart "Red Velvet Car" (Eagle 2010) N —A stunningly lovely song from the Wilson sisters.Buy it! |
8:36am | Eliza Carthy & Norma Waterson "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" from Gift (Topic 2010) N —It's unfair how beautiful this is!Buy it! |
8:42am | Richard Thompson "The Money Shuffle" from Dream Attic (Shout Factory www.shoutfactory.com 2010) N —"I love kittens and little babies / Can't you see that's the guy I am / And your money is so safe with me / I'm such an honest man." Brilliant.Buy it! |
8:48am | Alejandro Escovedo "Silver Cloud" from Street Songs of Love CD ALBUM (Fantasy 2009) N —Alejandro rocks! Hope he won some new fans at LouFest last weekend.Buy it! |
8:51am | Undertones "Teenage Kicks" from The Undertones (Rykodisc) —Here's a classic radio conundrum - knowing that the majority of my listeners have probably never heard the Undertones at all, I offer their greatest song, thus preventing me from playing the other great ones they have, not yet heard by fans of this one.Buy it! |
8:53am | XTC "Real By Reel" from Drums & Wires (Virgin 1979) —On the other hand, here's a great XTC song that's a little bit deeper catalog than just going for the biggest hits of an unjustly obscure band.Buy it! |
9:03am | Miles Davis "Filles de Kilimanjaro" (Columbia 1968) —Magnificent cut from the last album by Miles' classic 2nd quartet of Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Tony Williams.Buy it! |
9:16am | Ella Fitzgerald "Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me" from Sings the Duke Ellington Songbook (Verve 1957) —Don't believe those rumors, I'll tell you the truth.Buy it! |
9:24am | LaVern Baker "Play It Fair" from Soul On Fire: The Best of LaVerne Baker (Atlantic 1953) —Baker belts out this ballad.Buy it! |
9:27am | Ray Charles "Night Time is the Right Time" from The Very Best of Ray Charles (Rhino Entertainment Co. 1957) —I've had this in my head for a few days now - glad to share it.Buy it! |
9:32am | Bunker Hill "Hide and Go Seek, Parts 1 & 2" from East Coast Teen Party (East-Coast Music) —I've never heard anything like this one before - it's unbelievable.Buy it! |
9:36am | The Chords "Sh'Boom" from Atlantic Rhythm and Blues 1947-1974 (Atlantic 1985) —The original and still the best.Buy it! |
9:38am | Jackie Wilson "Et Cetera" from East Coast Teen Party (East-Coast Music) —Jackie Wilson could speak in tongues sometimes.Buy it! |
9:41am | Wanda Jackson "Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad" from Vintage Collections Series (CAPITOL 1996) —He hugged me and he kissed me and he asked me not to do it again.Buy it! |
9:45am | Emmylou Harris "Here I Am" from Stumble Into Grace (Nonesuch 2003) —Hard to believe it's been 7 years since this one came out - harder to believe she's only released one solo album since this one.Buy it! |
9:49am | Marty Stuart "Hangman" from Ghost Train (Sugar Hill Records ww.sugarhillrecords.com 2010) N —Marty co-wrote this witth Johnny Cash.Buy it! |
9:53am | Marty Stuart "Porter Wagoner's Grave" from Ghost Train (Sugar Hill Records ww.sugarhillrecords.com 2010) N —This wasn't what I was planning to play, but I got confused. A nice cut, anyway.Buy it! |
Like everything else, times are approximate. Spinitron and this station are not liable for errors or omissions.


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I have no clue what this plant is, perennial with a spire of purple flowers, starts blooming in june thru most of july, it's going to seed right now. its approx 30 inches tall, very upright habit. thanks! |
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That plant tag wouldn't by chance go with the plant, would it? ;-) |
OMG thats it! Ive been racking my brain all summer, thank you so much!! hehehe the plant tag says "unk purple spire" now i can change it, thanks again! Pat |
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Upper East Side
The Frick Collection
Pittsburgh-born, 19th-century robber baron Henry Clay Frick spent his coal-and-steel millions filling his opulent Fifth Avenue limestone home with this staggeringly well-chosen collection of old masters (kudos to controversial art wrangler Joseph Duveen). Standouts among the holdings: Bellini's dreamy and exquisitely preserved St. Francis in the Desert, a clutch of hard-to-find Vermeers such as the saucy and suggestive Officer and a Laughing Girl, plus three works by Piero della Francesca—snapped up long before the artist gained his current A-list reputation. The home is largely unchanged since Frick's day and provides a 3-D snapshot into the lifestyle and habits of an Upper East Side multimillionaire from another era.
Admission: $18 adults, $15 seniors, $10 students; pay what you wish on Sundays 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Closed Mon. Children under 10 are not admitted to the Collection.
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Tip: During warm weather, the museum's garden is a delightful haven in which to ponder New York's Gilded Age beneath the shade of swaying magnolias.
Open / Closes- Accessible by Public Transportation
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Sleeps | 6 |
Bedrooms | 3 |
Bathrooms | 3 |
Property type | villa |
Minimum Stay | 3 nights |
Featured in the Times '50 Best Villas in the Caribbean' list, 15 November 2014
'The overall effect is a mash-up of Mad Men, Rudyard Kipling and James Bond. Features include a deep veranda, white cathedral ceilings, old metal fans, white muslin and a bathtub at the foot of the master bedroom's four-poster.' The Sunday Times, 6 June 2013.
'Cross Gone with the Wind with an early Bond film (think Dr No) and the resulting style will be something akin to that of Naomi Cleaver's gorgeous house on the Caribbean island of Nevis: ceiling fans, white muslin, lush colours and romantic verandas, plus leggy furniture, graphic fabrics and sleek mid-century minimalism.' Katherine Sorrell, Daily Telegraph magazine, 23 October 2010.
'Naomi Cleaver has kept it simple – white-painted wooden floors, cathedral ceilings and walls (except in the living room with grey/blue tones inspired by a cactus in the garden). And she brought over her Fifties' furniture that was upholstered to match. The whole look's a fantasy blend of Mad Men, Somerset Maugham and James Bond.' Cheryl Markosky, Primelocation.com
The Galleries has 5,500 feet of living space, with two double bedrooms – one air conditioned – three bathrooms, large living room, vast kitchen, studio and an air-conditioned media room with WiFi, Hi-Fi, books and over a hundred movies on DVD.
There is an acre of garden, featuring mahogany, banana, citrus, palm and mango trees and a variety of cactus, and bird life including herons, white egrets, warblers, banana quits, grass quits, finches and hummingbirds.
Plus a 70 foot swimming pool, with outdoor shower, loungers and eating area.
We have been visiting for almost 20 years, and we've owned the villa there since 2005. We lived there for two years 2008-2010 while we managed a major refurbishment. Naomi wrote her book 'The Joy of Home' there (Conran Octopus 2010).
Naomi Cleaver purchased this villa in 2005
The villa is elegant and funky, mainly stone and wood with natural breeze and a wide wraparound veranda gallery. There is secluded 70 foot pool and large airy kitchen. Nevis itself is small and peaceful (there are no traffic lights!) but with plenty to do - hiking, cycling, sailing, golf and tennis - plus beautiful beaches and romantic plantation house restaurants.
Designed and refurbished by Naomi Cleaver, designer, author and TV presenter ('Other People's Houses', 'Britain's Best Home', 'Honey, I Ruined the House', 'Grand Designs Trade Secrets', etc.) www.naomicleaver.com
The Galleries really has a sense of understated elegance. The photographs show exactly what the house is like. It really is that good!
Nevis is old-fashioned Caribbean. Just five miles wide, it's a relaxed island rounded by beaches and rising through rainforest to a 3,200 ft peak.
"On the map Nevis is a pool of green champagne. Life here seems defined by the constant, although somewhat half-hearted, struggle to achieve maximum comfort for minimum effort.' Sunday Times, April 11, 2010.
Nevis has plenty of places to visit, from old plantation inns (like Montpelier, where Nelson was married in 1787, and The Hermitage), to funky beach bars (Double Deuce, Sunshine's) and romantic restaurants set high in the rainforest (Golden Rock, Bananas).
There is tennis and an 18-hole Robert Trent Jones Jr. championship golf course. Hiking, cycling and horse riding are easy to arrange, as well as scuba diving and kayaking. We can also organise fishing charters and day sails.
We can also arrange car hire for your stay. But please note: there are no traffic lights on Nevis
Rate Period | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event | ||||
High Season
Nov 15 2014 -
Apr 12 2015
3 night minimum stay
Low Season 2015
Apr 13 2015 -
Nov 14 2015
3 night minimum stay
Fees | No additional mandatory fees |
Refundable damage deposit | $300 |
Notes |
Rates are for TWO sharing. For three or more, please add 30%.
Rates include the cost of a taxi from St Kitts airport and a speedboat transfer across the two-mile stretch of sea to Nevis (a fun way to arrive). It takes about 25 minutes from airport to villa. Rates also includes maid service, a basket of groceries and all utilities. We do not add taxes. |
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.