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Case frame generation for Sanskrit language--a knowledge representation tool.
IntroductionWhy Sanskrit has been considered for the knowledge representation? Answer to this question is straightforward, firstly it is an order free language and it causes no ambiguity in the meaning of the sentence if the order of words are changed. Secondly, case endings are very efficient for identifying the nominals:-as case ending analysis of each word reveals properties as well as meaning and role of the word in the sentence[7]. Association of suffix with the root word follows many rules, making semantic analysis much specific and concrete. Overall architecture of the system is designed layer wise, where first level is the creation of exhaustive database for all categories of suffix ie for noun, pronoun, adjective and verbs. Each of these suffix are stored with unique identification number, where each digit identifies the attribute of that word like tens, number, classification etc. Second layer performs the work of attaching POS (Part of speech) tagger to each word and third layer performs the analysis of identification number(ID). Using these ID's, vibhakti karka mapping and rules, case frames for the sentence are created. Most of the word of Sanskrit language has suffix called vibhakti which maps to karka roles (thematic roles).By identifying the vibhakti, cases can be determined.
For developing the entire system following components are required:-
Databases: Verb suffix--Dhatupad, noun suffix-Shabdroop, pronoun, adjectives, each having the unique is number associated with them.
Algorithm : Algorithm is designed to perform two task:-(a)To partially parse the sentence and give POS tagger as well as to extract the ID of each successful mapping. (b)To map the endings with the vibhakti-karka table and apply rules to generate the case structure
Database for Suffixes
While processing the sentence in sanskrit each word of the sentence is mapped into the database for identifying the word as noun, pronoun verb and adjective. For each type of the word a structured numbering scheme has been introduced which are as follows:
A. Database scheme for verb suffix:
A 5 digit number scheme is used for the storing the verb suffix. In sanskrit grammar, verbs are classified into ten groups called gan, and it occupies the MSD in the number scheme as shown in fig2. When a root word joins with the suffix (pratya), some changes takes place at the junction. With respect to these changes verbs are classified into gan and it will take values in the range 0-9. Second position from left is occupied by pad and there are three pad-Atmnepad, parsmaipad and ubhaypad hence values will vary from 1 to 3. Those verbs whose outcome is for another person, they fall under Parasmaipad and those verb whose outcome is for oneself come under Atmnepad. Words whose outcome is for both, otherperson and oneself, they come under ubhaypad.
Figure 2: five digit number scheme for verb suffix. Gan pad Tense and mood Person Number
In sanskrit : Brahmin oodan pachate--Atmnepad
In English: [Brahmin rice cooks] Brahmin cooks rice.
Example 2.2:
In sanskrit : mAtA oodan pachati--Parasmaipad
In English:[Mother rice cooks].Mother cooks rice.
Here, in Example 2.1, the act of cooking is being done for oneself which is indicated by the verb form--pachate belonging to Atmnepad whereas in example 2.2 the act of cooking done by mother is for other person in house also, indicated by the verb pachati belonging to Parasmaipad.
Next position in number scheme is taken by the various tense. These tenses indicate the time and mood of happening of an action. There are ten different tenses (lakAr) in sanskrit grammar which are as follows: latlakAr-Present tense, lotlakAr-Imperative mood, laDn-Imperfect,vidhilaDn-Potential mood,lRt-First Future tense, lut-Periphrastic future, AShIliRDn-Benedictive, lRDn-Conditional(second) future, lit-Perfect, luDn-Aorist. These will be in the range (0-9).Second last position from right represents the Person (First,Second and third as uttam,madhyam and pratham puruSh) and last digit represents number (singular,dual and pluralas ekvachan, dwivachan and bahuvachan).Range of values taken by person and number positions is 1-3.
Example 3: suffix ti of bhavati is represented as 01011 which identifies it as
0-latlakAr Present tense
1-pratham puruSh Third Person
1-ekvachan singular
B. Database scheme for noun suffix
A four digit number scheme is planned for the nouns and they are called shabdroop in sanskrit. All the noun are classified with the type of ending word like a, A, i, I, RRi, ending (which takes the value of variable x in fig 3) and similar ending verb are declined in same fashion. For each type of ending word may belong to one or more of class of masculine, feminine or neuter gender. Each word either noun, pronoun and adjective have seven cases and vibhakti and each vibhakti have three numbers. So the number scheme followed is given in fig 3.
Figure 3: Four digit number scheme for noun suffix. x ending gender Vibhakti Number
Each vibhakti is associated with a case, so identifying the vibhakti will lead to identification of cases therby helping in development of case structure. Meaning and mapping of vibhkti to cases(karka) is explained as follows
This table is used to develop the case frames identifying the relation of word in sentence. If a word suffix maps it to prathma vibhakti then that word plays the role of agent with respect to action (verb) in the sentence.
C. Database scheme for pronoun
As number of pronouns are few in number(nearly 31), instead of maintaining the suffix database, complete pronoun words with their inflection are stored in the system.Hence the number scheme for pronouns is as follows
Figure 4: four digit number scheme for pronoun. Pnumber gender Vibhakti Number
Where pnumber gives which particular pronoun word is referred. For example, 1 is given to tad meaning 'that' in english and its masculine, feminine and neuter gender are identified by next position in number scheme. All the nouns given in the book by Dr dwivedi.[3] has been considered with nearly 400 entries in database.
Algorithm for Generatiing Case Frames
Knowledge representation tools are helpful in identifying the semantic of the sentence. Semantic net, frames, scripts are used to represent the meaning of sentenec in an input language. Out of these, case analysis done by conceptual dpendency by maintaing structures with respect to rules[4].This case grammar is used to detect the agent, object and recepient in the sentence which is obtained by analysing the words with repesct to grammar of that language. In sanskrit language, Panini, an ancient grammarian, has given six cases which can be identified by the suffix attached with the root word [2][7]. It was first stated by R.Briggs that such identification is possible and can be acheieved easily in sanskrit language. Here we have exploited this feature to develop case frames. In knowledge representation, frames are structures used to represent slots and their values which later is used for inferencing with the system. Here we have used frames to store the cases with respect to each sentence. Later these case frames can be used for interelating semantic accross the sentences. Algorithm for case frame generation is as follows:
Step 1: Input sentence S.
Step 2: For each word Wi [euro] S
(a) Match Wi in pronoun databse
If match found
(i) Set Wi.cat=pronoun
(ii) get the pronoun ID number from database of Wi
(iii) Extract the 2nd LSB from that number
(iv) Identify the vibhakti using that number
(v) Set the case value in the frame
Display match for pronoun not found
(b) M the word in the suffixes of noun database
If match found
(i) Set Wi.cat=noun
(ii) get the noun ID number from database
(iii) Extract the 2nd LSB to identify the case
(iv) Identify the vibhakti using that number
(v) Set the case value in the frame
(vi) break
Display Wi is not noun
(c) Match Wi in the suffixes of verb database if found
set Wi.cat= verb
display Wi is not verb
Step 3: return the case frame.
Here the <case> will take the value like agent, object, of, from, for, location, instument as given by Panini. This system works well with simple, indirect sentence. Few examples for case frame generation for each type of case is given below:
Example 3.1: Demonstrating nominative case (karta kAraka -agent and prathma vibhakti)-
Sanskrit: ramaH gachchati
English: Ram goes.
Case frame:
Agent: ramaH
Action: gachchati
Example 3.2: Demonstarting Accusative Case (karma kAraka-object and dviteeyA vibhakti)
Sanskrit: geetA pathshAlAm gachchati
English: Geeta goes to school.
Case frame:
Agent: GeetA
Object: pAthshAlAm
Action: gachchati
Example 3.3: Demostrating instrumental case (karan kAraka-instrument and tritIyA vibhakti)
Sanskrit: tvam kamalen likhasi
English: You write with pen.
Case frame:
Agent: You
Instrument: kamalen
Action: likhsi
Example 3.4: Demonstrating dative case (sampradAn kAraka-for and chaturthi vibhakti)
Sanskrit: sH rAmAya kathati
English: He tells to Ram.
Case frame:
Agent: sH
For: rAmAya
Action: kathati
Example 3.5: Demonstrating Ablative case (apAdAn kAraka -from and panchami vibhakti)
Sanskrit: VrikshAt phalam patati.
English: Fruits fall from tree.
Case frame:
Object: phalam
From: VriKshAt
Action: patati
Example 3.6: Demostrating genitive case (samandha kAraka -of and Shashti vibhakti)
Sanskrit: idam sudipasya pustakam asti.
English: This is Sudeep's book.
Case frame
agent: Idam
of: sudipasya
object: pustakam
action: asti
Exampple 3.7: Demonstarting locative case (adhikaran kArak -location and saptami vibhakti)
Sanskrit: tagAde kamalAni vikasanti
English : Loutses bloom in the pond.
Case Frame
agent: kamalAni
location: tagAde
action : vikasanti
The algorithm is able to identify all types of cases in simple sentence. Number of sentences were tested and it was found that for every 10 sentence 70 % samples showed correct result with 100% accuracy and 20% samples showed 60-80% accuracy in identification of cases. Howerver few problems encountered were as follows:
A. Multiple matches in different databases
A word Wi in sentence S is matched with pronoun database and then with suffix database of noun and verb. There are cases where Wi may map to both the groups, example chAtrAH(Nk=:) here
AH [euro] NDB and H [euro] VDB, so following checks is placed
If suffix si [euro] VDB and si [euro] NDB then
If root [euro] verblist then Wi is verb
Else Wi is noun
Here splitter function is used to split the suffix from the word wi and get the root word. As number of verbs in the language are limited, it is easy to maintain the verblist of all the verb roots. Generally most of the verb occur as last word, so even if it maps with NDB final 'action' attribute will be asociated with Wi. But this may not work for all cases as sanskrit is order free language, verbs may appear before noun also, hence splitter function resloves the ambiguity.
B. Multiple matches in noun group
Second problem was associated within the noun group, a word wi may match with multiple suffix in the NDB. For example - chAtrAH vidyAlaye paThanti, Here e suffix of vidyAlaye maps it to locative case, which is desired, but aye suffix will map it to ablative case. As algorithm retains longest matched suffix in NDB, aye is considered. Here the longest suffix will not always find the best solution, so list of all the multiple matches is maintained and the the word wi is splitted with respect to each suffix, for example splitting of VidyAlaye w.r.t. e will give following output
Vidyalay + e root word vidylay [euro] dictionary word, whereas splitting vidyalaye w.r.t aye will give vidyal [euro] dictionary word.
C. Identification of adjectives
As declension for adjective is same as that of noun and in a sentence, adjective follow the same suffix as the noun. Hence for dealing with the adjective, rule implemented in the algorithm is as follows:
Let [w.sub.i] and [w.sub.i+1] be two consecutive words of the sentence S, having same suffix and hence same attributes, then one of them will be adjective and other will be noun. If root of any one of them will map to adjective list then it is identified as adjective describing the noun.
For example
Sanskrit: Kamalam nilam asti.
English: Lotus is blue.
Here am sufix in kamalam and nilam indicate that one of them is adjective, hence after splitting kamal+am and nil+am, nil [euro]adjective list, hence nilam is adjective.
Rule in form of predicate logic is stated as follows:
--Rule1: VxVy noun([w.sub.i]) [] noun([w.sub.i+1]) [] noun([w.sub.i+1])[]same_suff([w.sub.i], [w.sub.i+1])[]belong(root([w.sub.i]),adj_list)][right arrow]adj([w.sub.i])
Rule2:VxVy noun([w.sub.i]) [] noun([w.sub.i+1])[]same_suff([w.sub.i], [w.sub.i+1])[]belong(root([w.sub.j]),adj_list)[right arrow]adj([w.sub.j])
D. Case identification with active and passive voice
In sanskrit the rules of association of verb and agent or object is definite. In, kritvAchya, active voice, declension of verb are according to the katra, agent. Here subject is in nominative case and object is in accusative case and verb is according to the subject. Whereas in karmavAchya, passive voive, object is in nominative case and subject is in instrumental case and verb is used according to the object's person, number and gender. Hence implementing the rule for the same we have to match the last two digit of the noun and verb.
Rule 3: VxVy noun([w.sub.i]) [] verb([w.sub.j]) [] same_no(last_two_digit([w.sub.i]), last_two_digit([w.sub.j])) [] equal(second_last(digit([w.sub.i])),1) [right arrow] sentenece(S,active) [] agent([w.sub.i])
Rule 4: 4:VxVy noun([w.sub.i]) [] verb([w.sub.j]) [] same_no (last_two_digit ([w.sub.i]), last_two_digit([w.sub.j])) [] equal(second_last(digit([w.sub.i])),2) [right arrow] sentenece(S,passive) [] object([w.sub.i])
Complete Flow of the System
Complete flow of the system is explained in the fig 2. The order of check is pronoun, noun and then verb. Here N and V are used for noun and verb respectively,Wi is a word of sentence S, POS is Part of speech for the word Wi. The code for the system is implemented in MATLAB and database is implemented in MS-Acess 2007. The system shows good efficiency for simple direct sentences. This paper shows the significance of case based semantic analysis using case endings or suffix of words in Sanskrit. Hence this language has great potential in the field of artficial intelligence wherever extracting meaning is the key issue.
This system has emphasised the identification of noun, pronoun, verb, adjectives, but still there are more categories in sanskrit to be included in the system such as prtyaya, avyaya which is currently not the part of the system. Lot of work is going on the development of sanskrit parser for machine translation and generalising the panini grammar framework in other indian languages too.[1][5].This is a partial parser with extraction of semantics as key issue and it has been found that sanskrit uses rules for POS as well relations of words which becomes efficient for implementation. Sanskrit can be used in any AI based application where semantics is required and hence it can be seen as universal language for internal processing.
[1] Akshar Bharti, Vineet Chaitanya and Rajeev Singhal "Natural Language Processing : A panian persentive" IIT, Knaput, PHI 1995
[2] G'erard Huet "Towards Computational Processing of Sanskrit "INRIA
[3] Dr Kapildev Dwivedi "Rachan Anuv Adakumaudi" vishavavidy Alaya prak Ashan, Varanasi
[4] Nills J Nilson "Principles of Artificial Intelligence"
[5] Akshar Bharati, Amba Kulkarni, Department of Sanskrit Studies University of Hyderabad "Sanskrit and Computational Linguistics"
[6] Subhash C Kak "The panian approach to natural language processing "International journal of approximate reasoning vol 1 issue 1
[7] R. Briggs "Knowledge representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence "AAI, AI magzine
[8] Ms Smita Selot, Dr Jyoti Singh "Infromation retrieval in an Intelligent system using panani grammar" at Technovision -2207-a National Conference at SSCET, Bhilai
[9] Ms Smita Selot Dr Jyoti Singh "Knowledge representation and Information Retrieval in Panini Grammar Framework "International Conference ICSCIS-07 2007 at Jabalpur, MP
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APALC to Launch Inaugural Asian Pacific American Book Festival
Premiere Book Event to be Held During Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage Month on May 12
Los Angeles -- The Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California will launch the Asian Pacific American Book Festival, the first festival of its kind focusing on the literary contributions of writers of Asian and Pacific Islander descent, on Saturday, May 12, at the Japanese American National Museum. The festival will be part of Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage Month.
Writers, poets, and industry professionals from across the country will participate in panel discussions, readings, and book signings exploring the festival's inaugural theme of "Family." Some of the confirmed panelists include Newbery Award winner Cynthia Kadohata, Asian American Writers Workshop executive director Quang Bao, Los Angeles Times Book Review editor David Ulin, poet Victoria Chang, pioneering Latino activist and author Luis J. Rodriguez, and many others.
"The Asian Pacific American Legal Center's mission is to advocate for issues involving our various ethnic communities and what could be more illuminating than to spread, share, and examine our stories," said Stewart Kwoh, president and executive director, Asian Pacific American Legal Center. "Through the celebration of these stories, we can help to transform the lives of not only Asian Pacific Americans, but also our larger world. Democracy begins with ideas and these ideas are expressed through words, either spoken or written."
The festival, which will feature various book and community group booths that target Asian Pacific American issues, will begin at 11 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. Activities, designed for audiences of different ages, will include panel discussions, poetry and children's book readings, spoken word presentations, writing workshops and a publishing seminar.
The growing list of writers, poets, and industry professionals confirmed to participate include:
· Noel Alumit / novelist, Talking to the Moon (Carroll and Graff) and Letters to Montgomery Clift (Alyson Books)
· Teena Apeles / nonfiction writer, Women Warriors: Adventures from History's Greatest Female Fighters (Seal Press)
· Cecilia Manguerra Brainard / fiction writer, When the Rainbow Goddess Wept (Ann Arbor Paperbacks); editor, Growing Up Filipino: Stories for Young Adults (PALH)
· Victoria Chang / poet, Circle (Southern Illinois University) and Asian American Poetry: The Next Generation (University of Illinois Press)
· Alison de la Cruz / poet and performer
· Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla / novelist, Ode to Lata (Really Great Books)
· Sesshu Foster / poet, Atomic Aztex (City Lights Publishing)
· Kip Fulbeck / performance artist and author, Part Asian, 100% Hapa (Chronicle Books)
· Linda Furiya / food memoirist, Bento Box in the Hearthland: My Japanese Girlhood Whitebread America (Seal Press)
· Tracey Gee / coeditor, More Than Serving Tea: Asian American Women on Expectations, Relationships, Leadership and Faith (Intervarsity Press)
· John Hamamura / novelist, Color of the Sea, (Thomas Dunne)
· Naomi Hirahara / mystery author, Summer of the Big Bachi and Snakeskin Shamisen (Bantam Dell), and short story contributor, Los Angeles Noir (Akashic)
· Toyomi Igus / children's book author, The Two Mrs. Gibsons (Children's Book Press)
· Blossom Kan and Michelle Yu / chick lit authors, China Dolls (St. Martin's)
· Ketu Katrak / UC Irvine professor and nonfiction writer, Politics of the Female Body: Postcolonial Women Writers of the Third World
· Shishir Kurup / performance artist
· Dan Kwong / performance artist and author, From Inner Worlds to Outer Space: The Multimedia Performances of Dan Kwong (University of Michigan Press)
· Ann Le / writer, The Little Saigon Cookbook: Vietnamese Cuisine & Culture in Southern California's Little Saigon (Globe Pequot)
· Lela Lee / creator, Angry Little Girls
· Philip Lee / cofounder, Lee and Low Books
· William Poy Lee / memoirist, The Eighth Promise: An American Son's Tribute to His Toisonese Mother (Rodale Books)
· Sunyoung Lee /editor, Kaya Books
· Russell Leong / editor, Amerasia Journal, UCLA Asian American Studies Center, fiction writer, Phoenix Eyes and Other Stories (University of Washington Press), and poet, Country of Dreams and Dust (West End Press)
· Claire Light / speculative fiction writer and cofounder, Hyphen Magazine
· Aimee Liu / memoirist, Gaining: The Truth About Life After Eating Disorders (Warner Books) and novelist, Flash House (Warner Books)
· Pooja Makhijani / children's book writer, Mama's Saris (Little, Brown), and editor, How Girls Experience Race in America (Seal Press)
· David Mas Masumoto / memoirist, Epitaph for a Peach (HarperCollins) and Letters to the Valley: A Harvest of Memories (Heyday Books)
· Eric Nakamura and Martin Wong / co-editors of the magazine, Giant Robot
· An Mai Nguyen / publisher, Viet-Baby
· Rick Noguchi / poet, The Ocean Inside Kenji Takezo (University of Pittsburgh Press) and children's book author, Flowers from Mariko (Lee and Low Books)
· Angela Oh / memoirist, Open: One Woman's Journey (UCLA Asian American Studies Center Press)
· Mae Respicio / nonfiction author, Filipinos in Los Angeles (Arcadia Publishing)
· Nina Revoyr / novelist, Southland (Akashic) and Necessary Hunger (St. Martin's)
· Luis J. Rodriguez / memoirist, Always Running: La Vida Loca: Gang Days in L.A. (Touchstone) and cofounder of Tia Chucha Bookstore
· Brian Ascalon Roley / novelist, American Son (W.W. Norton) and short story contributor, Los Angeles Noir (Akashic)
· Sonia Singh / chick lit author, Ghost Interrupted and Goddess for Hire (Avon)
· Icy Smith / publisher of East West Discovery Press
· Eileen Tabios / poet, I Take Thee, English, for My Beloved (Marsh Hawk Press)
· Denise Uyehara / performance artist and author, Maps of City and Body: Shedding Light on the Performances of Denise Uyehara (Kaya Press)
· Amy Uyematsu / poet, Stone Bow Prayer (Copper Canyon Press)
· Patricia Wakida / former editor, Heyday Books
· Duncan Williams, Camp Dharma: Buddhism and the World War Two Incarceration of Japanese Americans (University of California Press)
· Phil Yu / blogger and creator, Angry Asian Man
· Sandra Zane / agent, Global Literary Management
"A group of Asian Pacific American writers has been discussing this idea of a festival of our own for a while," said award-winning memoirist David Mas Masumoto, who is a member of the festival's advisory council. "This event is important not only for authors but also for anyone believing in the power of public discourse and sharing of ideas, ranging from the irreverent to the profound. It's so appropriate that the Asian Pacific American Legal Center, which promotes issues like literacy and community networking, would be at the forefront of this ground-breaking event."
Community partners include UCLA Asian American Studies Center, Japanese American National Museum, FilAm Arts, Poets & Writers, Hyphen, KPCC, and Asian American Journalists Association – Los Angeles Chapter. Asian Pacific American Book Festival sponsors include ABC7, Prudential Financial, Los Angeles Times, The James Irvine Foundation, California Community Foundation, and the Verizon Foundation.
This event is free and open to the public; pre-registration is only required for the writing workshops. Japanese American National Museum is located in Little Tokyo at the corner of First Street and Central Avenue. Parking is available in area lots.
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Saturday, May 12, 2007
Asian Pacific American Book Festival, organized by the Asian Pacific American Legal Center
Writing Workshops (Preregistration Required) / Education Center, Japanese American National Museum Pavilion, 369 E. First St., Los Angeles
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"Writing Our Family: A Beginning Writing Workshop"
--led by Cecilia Manguerra Brainard / fiction writer, When the Rainbow Goddess Wept; editor, Growing Up Filipino: Stories for Young Adults; and teacher, UCLA Extension
--Co-sponsor: Song Sparrow Writing Workshop
This workshop is for beginning writers, interested in flexing their creativity and focusing on creating characters from their family members. Please bring a photo of a relative (living or deceased) to the class. To preregister, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 213-241-0254.
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Once the decision to get a dog has been made, prospective pet owners must choose a breed. Various factors play into this decision, including how much space the dog will have at home, the grooming responsibilities that come with a particular breed and the typical demeanor of a given breed. Because no two breeds or owners are the same, some dog-owner combinations may make for a better pairing than others. Descriptions of breed temperament can provide a window into the general personality of certain dogs. But such descriptions are not set in stone, as each dog is unique and may exhibit behaviors extraordinary to its breed. Factors such as socialization and training play key roles in how dogs will react in situations, and the following are some dog breeds that have a propensity to be easy-going and relatively easy to train. Golden retriever: Golden retrievers tend to be gregarious, docile and a good fit for families. They are people-oriented, affectionate and loyal. Golden retrievers are moderately-sized dogs that need exercise to prevent boredom (which can compel them to cause damage around the home). But golden retrievers are generally a good fit for first-time dog owners. Labrador retriever: A close cousin to the golden retriever, Labradors are another breed known for their good nature and willingness to be trained. Labs shed and can grow large, so that is something apartment-dwellers must consider before bringing home a lab. Standard poodle: Poodles are an intelligent breed that are easily trained. Poodles can be high strung if not given ample exercise, so this is something prospective poodle owners need to consider. Cavalier King Charles spaniel: This is a well-proportioned and smaller dog that is typically affectionate, happy and outgoing. Typically eager to please and intelligent enough for obedience training, the cavalier is naturally well-behaved and can get along well with other pets. Boston terrier: The Boston terrier, also known as the "Boston Bull," is a compact brute of a dog. Although small in size, the Boston terrier does not lack for personality and tends to be playful and friendly with a willingness to learn. Bostons do require a firm human leader; otherwise, they may believe they run the show. These breeds are offered as examples of good breeds for first-time dog owners. However, there are plenty of other breeds out there that would make ideal pets, even for the novice dog owner. Socialization, training and exercise are essential to shaping a dog into a trusted and happy member of the family. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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2014 home decor trends and 8 easy ways to work them into your style
Home décor look books and sneak peeks have been taunting us for months and finally, with the holidays over, we can move forward in transitioning our home décor in 2014.
Chicago Shopping sought out what is trending in the realm of fine furnishings and talked with home decor blogger Danielle Driscoll, east coast connoisseur of home décor and up-cycling, at FindingSilverPennies.com to clue us in on the style movement for 2014.
From the Pantone color of the year to historic busts, Chicago Shopping presents a list of 8 home décor trends for 2104 that will give you an immediate idea for the pulse of furnishings and embellishments for the year, drawing style from your pores and bring your space to the next level.
1. Radiant Orchid
An all-around flirtatious hue, Radiant Orchid pairs with traditionally masculine colors such as olive and hunter green, according to Pantone. If you are looking for a softer palette, the company also suggests paring it with light yellow and turquoise.
Want to add a breathe of frsh air into your living room?
Pantone brags, "This vibrant color is sure to liven up neutrals including gray, beige and taupe. Uplifting and bold without being overpowering, Radiant Orchid reenergizes almost any color palette and provides a unifying element for diverse spaces."
2. Jewel tones in the kitchen
Move over living room, the kitchen has arrived and is taking on multiple functions. Not only are we preparing meals, the kitchen now gives us an urgency to embrace the everyday with gusto. Cooking, serving, and celebrating is not enough if you don't have the right venue to support your vision. Long gone are the humdrum fixtures and flat cabinets of yesteryear.
Think brilliant global colors: emerald green, ruby red, topaz yellow, sapphire blue, tourmaline green, turquoise blue, and amethyst purple.
Cupboards instead of cabinets, my friend, painted in rich gemstone colors. Accents abounding with brass, but not the mundane brass of the 90's – we're talking rustic, dull and purposefully hammered brass. Light fixtures that immediately distract and bring on the oohs and aahs you've been waiting for.
Forget "modern kitchen". Bejeweled means capturing an intent, introducing tones only the bold dare to bring into home décor.
3. Chesterfield sofas
A classic piece, the Chesterfield Sofa is known for its distinguished buttons and quilted leather upholstery with the arms and back of the sofa crafted at the same height. "Pottery Barn is now offering one but I have my heart set on a Distinctive Chesterfield from England," says Driscoll.
4. Honey
There are more than 45,000 inspirational ideas for "honey tones" on Houzz.com, a website that provides home design advice. From wood floors and rugs to trim and side tables, honey is pleasantly oozing into décor and sticking like glue. Honey-colored paint is versatile and can warm up a dining room or bring new life to terra cotta. Honey, historically considered to be the nectar of the gods, is making a rich impact in home décor for 2014.
5. Corduroy
A durable cloth, corduroy is typically known as being part of a wardrobe in the form of pants or a blazer - and you either love it or hate it. In décor on the other hand, used as the fabric for a couch or chair brings an immediate cozy and rich element to any room.
6. Knots
Macramé is back? YES, this widespread trend from the 60's is sweetly rolling back into homes in the form of anything and everything. An arrangement of textile making that creates knots instead of weaving, macramé dates back to the 13th century. If you are up to the task of doing it yourself, only your imagination holds you back from adding a macramé accent to everything in your house.
7. Quirky accessories and statement pieces.
"People are really looking to add statement pieces to their home," says Driscoll. And, quirky can mean anything from bright wallpaper murals to kitschy lamps. Either one will provide fantastic conversational pieces for your home.
8. Busts
Lifestyle site, Pouted.com noted that busts, popular in the Greek, Roman, Asian, and ancient Egyptian periods of history are prevalent décor options for 2014 and we couldn't agree more. Restoration Hardware has a variety of busts including hand-carved wood, Greek gods and goddesses. But you can often find these items at flee and vintage markets. Etsy.com is a great online source for busts.
"With all these trends, I really think it is important to follow what you like," says Driscoll. "If you decorate your home with things you love then it will always be in style and you'll always love it because it is you."
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Will he do it? Beats me, but he's worth keeping an eye on. I suggest keeping an eye on him in the spring for hints whether he has started taking that step.
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GotowarMissAgnes wrote:He definitely could be worth a late pick, but I'd question the BA projection. He never topped .270 in the minors and I think it's unrealistic to expect him to do it yet in the majors. I'd expect more like .250 and 25 HRs. If the Tigers give him a chance to bat in the heart of the order, he'd add some nice RBI totals, but no SBs and probably few runs.
by Casimir » Sun Jan 11, 2004 10:24 pm
rain71 wrote:What do you guys think? I think he could be a nice sleeper this year. I could get him in my keeper league for Practically nothing.
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StLrEdBiRdS2004 wrote:I dont even know if hell be that good, remember, TIGERS.
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Erboes wrote:How come I'm always in the minority on just about every player?I think Munson is one of those players you should keep an eye on during the spring. He's not far off from being a plus fantasy ballplayer. He has the power, doesn't strike out all that much and has a decent eye, it's just his average that needs improvement. Remember, he's had much better success than Blalock or Ensberg in his first extended look at the majors and those two turned out alright. If you can keep him for a couple bucks I think it's an excellent investment or as a late round backup since he'll go undrafted in most mixed leagues.
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Gorilla Glass is an alkali-aluminosilicate sheet toughened glass that Corning Inc. developed and manufactures. Corning registered the Gorilla Glass brand name as a trademark.[citation needed]
Corning engineered Gorilla Glass to combine thinness, lightness, and damage-resistance. It is used primarily as the cover glass for portable electronic devices, including mobile phones, portable media players, portable computer displays, and some television screens.[1]
During manufacture, the glass is immersed in a molten alkaline salt bath using ion exchange to create compressive residual stress at the surface to reduce the glass's tendency to crack; for a crack to form, it would have to overcome the compressive stress.[2]
Corning experimented with chemically strengthened glass in 1960, as part of a "Project Muscle" initiative. Within a few years they had developed a "muscled glass"[3] named "Chemcor" glass. The product was used until the early 1990s in various commercial and industrial applications, including automotive, aviation and pharmaceutical uses,[3] with particular use in approximately one hundred 1968 Dodge Dart and Plymouth Barracuda racing cars, where minimizing the vehicle's weight is essential.[4] Experimentation was revived in 2005, investigating whether the glass could be made thin enough for use in consumer electronics; it was brought into commercial use when Apple asked Corning for a toughened glass that would eventually go into the iPhone.[1]
Corning further developed the material for a variety of smartphones and other consumer electronics devices for a range of companies.[5][6][7]
The manufacturer, Corning Inc., says that Gorilla Glass's material's primary properties are its high scratch resistance (protective coating) and its hardness (with a Vickers hardness test rating of 622 to 701)[8] — which allows thin glass without fragility. The material can also be recycled.[5]
Gorilla Glass by 2010 had been used in approximately 20 percent of mobile handsets worldwide, about 200 million units.[9] The second generation, called "Gorilla Glass 2", was introduced in 2012, and on October 24, Corning announced that over one billion mobile devices used Gorilla Glass.[10] Gorilla Glass 2 is 20 percent thinner than the original Gorilla Glass.[11]
Gorilla Glass 3 was introduced at CES 2013. According to Corning, Gorilla Glass 3 is up to three times more scratch-resistant than the previous version of the product, demonstrating an enhanced ability to resist deep scratches that typically weaken glass.[12] The promotional material for Gorilla Glass 3 claims that it is 40% more scratch-resistant, in addition to being more flexible.[13] Gorilla Glass 3 is the outcome of the first time that Corning used atomic-scale modeling before the material was melted in laboratories, with the prediction of the optimal composition attained through the application of rigidity theory.[14]
The latest Gorilla Glass has silver ion doping that can effectively kill over 90% of bacteria.[15]
Corning has indicated that other areas of interest in future improvements include making it less reflective and less susceptible to fingerprint smudges, as well as changing the surface treatments and the way it is finished.[11]
During its manufacture, Gorilla Glass is toughened by ion exchange. The material is immersed in molten potassium salt at a temperature of approximately 400 °C (750 °F), whereby smaller sodium ions leave the glass to be replaced by larger potassium ions from the Salt Bath. The larger ions occupy more space and are pressed together when the glass cools, causing potassium ions to diffuse far into the surface, thereby creating a 'surface' layer of high compressive stress deep into the glass, a layer more resistant to damage from everyday use.[16]
Corning manufactures Gorilla Glass in Harrodsburg, Kentucky (USA), Asan (Korea),[17] and in Taiwan.
Related Corning glass technologies[edit]
On October 26, 2011, Corning announced the commercial launch of Lotus Glass, designed for OLED and next-generation LCD displays.[18] The intrinsic thermal consistency of Lotus Glass allows it to retain its shape and quality during high-temperature processing. Decreased compaction and variation during the crystallization and activation step further reduce stress and distortions to the substrate. This enables tighter design rules in advanced backplanes for higher resolution and faster response time.[19] According to Corning, Gorilla Glass is specifically a cover glass for the exterior of display devices while Lotus Glass is designed as a glass substrate to be used within liquid crystal display panels. In other words, a product could use both Gorilla Glass and Lotus Glass.[20] On February 2, 2012, Corning Incorporated and Samsung Mobile Display Co., Ltd. signed an agreement to establish a new equity venture for the manufacture of specialty glass substrates for the organic light emitting diode device market in Korea. The joint venture is based on Lotus Glass.[21]
In 2012 Corning introduced Willow Glass,[22] a flexible glass based on borosilicate glass,[23] designed for use as a display substrate and recommended for use with Gorilla Glass as a cover glass.
See also[edit]
- List of devices with Gorilla Glass
- Schott AG's 2012 aluminosilicate cover glass Xensation, claimed to be break- and scratch-resistant, and to have 20% higher bending strength than "competitor glass types".[24][25]
- Dragontrail
- ^ "FAQs". Gorilla Glass. Corning. March 10, 2012. Retrieved November 1, 2013.
- ^ Gorilla glass (PDF), Corning.
- ^ a b Pogue, David (December 9, 2010). "Gorilla Glass, the Smartphone's Unsung Hero". The New York Times.
- ^ Isaacson, Walter (2011). "36 – The iPhone: Three Revolutionary Products in One". Steve Jobs. Simon & Schuster. pp. 471–72. ISBN 978-1-4516-4853-9.
- ^ a b "FAQs". Gorilla Glass. Corning. Retrieved 2001-10-08.
- ^ Nusca, Andrew (December 22, 2009). "The science behind stronger display glass on your phone, computer". SmartPlanet. Retrieved 8 October 2011.
- ^ "Full Products List". Gorilla Glass. Corning. Retrieved 2012-01-13.
- ^ "Gorilla Glass". Technical Materials. Corning. p. 2. Retrieved 2012-02-27.
- ^ Ulanoff, Lance (January 12, 2011). "Why Is Gorilla Glass So Strong?". PC Magazine. Retrieved February 17, 2012.
- ^ News release, Corning, Oct 24, 2012.
- ^ a b "Corning, After Thinning Out Gorilla Glass, Makes New Generation Tougher". Forbes. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
- ^ "Gorilla Glass". Corning. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
- ^ Lidsky, David (2013-02-11). "Corning". Most innovative companies. Fast Company. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
- ^ Wray, Peter. "Gorilla Glass 3 explained (and it is a modeling first for Corning!)". Ceramic Tech Today. The American Ceramic Society.
- ^ http://www.corning.com/news_center/news_releases/2014/2014010601.aspx
- ^ "How It's Made: Ion-exchange process". Gorilla Glass. Corning. Retrieved 9 December 2013.
- ^ "Corning Announces Transfer of Corning® Gorilla® Glass Production". Corning. March 6, 2014. Retrieved 2014-07-12.
- ^ "Corning Unveils Corning Lotus Glass for High-Performance Displays – New composition enables OLED and next generation liquid crystal displays". Corning. Oct 25, 2011.
- ^ "Corning Lotus Glass and Gorilla Glass 2". CA: Gizmo.[dead link]
- ^ "Corning Lotus Glass to compliment Gorilla Glass". Smart keitai. October 26, 2011.
- ^ "Corning and Samsung Mobile Display Form New OLED Glass Venture – New business expands Corning's long-standing collaboration with Samsung" (press release). Corning. 2012-02-02. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
- ^ McEntegart, Jane (4 June 2012). "Tom's Hardware, Gorilla Glass Maker Corning Debuts Flexible Willow Glass". Tom's hardware. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
- ^ "Willow Glass" (fact sheet). Corning.
- ^ "Gorilla Glass maker unveils ultra-thin and flexible Willow Glass". Physics News. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
- ^ "Xensation". Schott. Retrieved 2013-11-01.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Lotus Glass (product page), Corning.
- Why Glass Breaks on YouTube


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Mum came to Oak Manor in October last year, they made my mum feel really welcome and at home… (Friday 5 Sep 2014)
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Home Manager: Anne Benstead
Care Group: Caring Homes Group
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Oak Manor Nursing Home provides specialist residential and nursing care for up to 61 elderly people living with a form of dementia. Located in the peaceful village of Scarning, near Dereham in Norfolk, Oak Manor offers the very highest standard of specialist… more
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Sanford House Nursing Home is located in the attractive market town of Dereham in Norfolk, is a modern purpose-built home providing nursing care and specialist dementia care for up to 40 elderly people. Sanford House has been specifically designed to… more
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Our mum's dementia got worse suddenly. We initially moved her to another care home, but were… (Wednesday 22 Oct 2014)
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12 Westfield Road, Toftwood, Dereham NR19 1JB
Manager: Marie Odgers
Care Group: Black Swan International Ltd
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Hi folks,
Just wondering if someone here knows which of the garden forums are fairly active? Looking for somewhere to post general gardening questions and have general garden chats etc. There's so many of them I just have no idea which one's are lively, without clicking through them all to find out. Thanks! |
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- Posted by will_work_for_roses (My Page) on Sun, Jun 28, 09 at 20:18
I have found the rose and antique rose forums to be active. I also check southern gardening and carolina gardening because I'm in NC. And the soil and compost forum is active too. You never know what they're putting in their compost, someone put in a whole deer. |
- Posted by mercurygirl (My Page) on Sun, Jun 28, 09 at 20:25
Check out the regional fora. They're pretty active, I believe, so it's not hard to get responses to general questions. |
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Lol will_work_for_roses...that's like extreme composting! Thanks for the tips so far...keep 'em coming! If anyone has a fav I'd love to hear... |
Cottage forum definitely. The Brugmansia forum goes OT a lot and they are really helpful there, too. If you are in a region that has a specialized forum, you could try there. |
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Andrea Glorioso wrote:
or just provide a sort of standardized link list, so that all other
participants of the webring can be seen at a glance from each of the sites.
>>Maybe a linux audio user webring is a thing?
perhaps we could have two sections: free community sites and commercial
sites. linuxaudio.org could sit in between (this might even be reflected
in the layout of the webring footer)
> Any takers for the logo ?
as it happens, i'm a big fan of the lad icon, and we have worked a while
to make it known to the public.
it's the LAD logo, but everybody is invited to use it to "show their
affiliation with the LAD community". maybe we should broaden the concept
to "linux audio community".
anyway, it's not up to me to decide. frank neumann has the copyright
(the "affiliation" wording is his), and i would like to see it discussed
on LAD.
i would like to see all parts of the community (LAD, linuxaudio.org,
younameit) share a common logo to generate some "corporate identity"
both for the members of the communities and visitors, without each part
implicitly having to endorse everything the other does.
in the same move, i like andrea's offer of subdomains a lot.
in my personal view, something like the following would be perfect:
linuxaudio.org (to become a portal with links to all the sub-domains)
consortium.linuxaudio.org (what is now linuxaudio.org)
lists.linuxaudio.org (what is now the administrative part of the lad page)
community.linuxaudio.org (news about meetings and events, maybe a
user-driven news portal in the future)
software.linuxaudio.org (dave's site)
documentation.linuxaudio.org (all the stuff from patrick's site,
alsa-wiki, presentation material, press coverage, and whatever useful
remains after cleaning up the lad page)
alsa.linuxaudio.org (a link to the alsa site)
jack.linuxaudio.org (a link to jackit.sf.net)
ladspa.linuxaudio.org (a link to ladspa.org and plugin.org.uk)
i don't really care whether these are subdomains or directories, but i
would love to see all the major linux audio sites (that relate to more
than one project or, such as jack, provide an infrastructure of sorts)
collected here and maybe share some common looks.
don't get me wrong, i'm not intending to force anybody in, or annihilate
people's private efforts. it's just a "would be nifty" scenario to have
everybody under one roof, and it has the nice side-effect of alleviating
the remaining paranoia against linuxaudio.org :-D
i'm prepared to move the lad page over to linuxaudio.org if people don't
vote against it.
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positioning but I've even given up on that too."
- Jezar on http://www.audiomelody.com
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