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The U.S. is putting greater emphasis on greening its worldwide portfolio of embassies. The U.S. State Department-affiliated League of Green Embassies [1] already has 70 U.S. embassies undergoing efforts to reduce their environmental impact, and the organization plans to increase that number to more than 100 by the end of the year.
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Teacher presents findings at national convention
Jenna Loomis, a first-grade teacher at Seventh District Elementary in Parkton, presented a research project findings at the National Council of Teachers of English conference in Las Vegas last month. Loomis has been involved in a four-year study on the impact of global literature on students' reading, writing and self-awareness. The research project is supported by Towson University.
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Generality and exception. The semantics of exceptive constructions.
Garcia-Alvarez, I 2012, Generality and exception. The semantics of exceptive constructions. , Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics , Oxford University Press, Oxford. (In Press)
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Exceptive constructions have figured prominently in the discussion of quantificational phenomena in natural languages (Keenan and Stavi 1986; Reinhart 1991; von Fintel 1993; Moltmann 1995, 1996; Lappin 1996; Hoeksema 1996; Peters and Westerståhl 2006). 'Generality and Exception' explores both the syntax and semantics of exceptive constructions, and shows that the correct understanding of these constructions must draw on insights from their interface. The book is aimed at linguists, philosophers of language, and cognitive scientists interested in the syntax and semantics of natural languages.
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Series Name: | Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics |
Depositing User: | I Garcia |
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SPOKANE, Wash.–Earlier this month Irv Zakheim, president and CEO of Zak Designs, was one of three graduates to be honored by California State University Northridge at the 13th Annual Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony.
Zakheim joined Don Hahn, an Oscar nominated producer and Carol Vaness, a singer with the Metropolitan Opera, as the 2011 recipients of the CSUN Distinguished Alumni Award.
"It's definitely an amazing honor, and I'm incredibly flattered to receive it," Zakheim said. "I imagine that most of us hold our alma mater in pretty high esteem. And to have your school tell you that they're proud of what you've accomplished with your career is extremely humbling."
"Alumni represent the outcome of the educational experience," said D.G. "Gray" Mounger, assistant vice president of CSUN alumni relations in a statement published in the school newsletter. "The current and past recipients of the Cal State Northridge Distinguished Alumni Awards set an inspiring example for our students and alumni, as they are among the nation's very best in their particular professions or fields of endeavor. And they often credit their alma mater for helping prepare them for future success."
In addition to founding Zak Designs 35 years ago, Zakheim has also established the Zak!Charity Open, one of the Inland Northwest's most prestigious charity events, which has raised more than $2.5 million for local children's charities. Zakheim is also owner of the Spokane RiverHawks, a summer collegiate baseball team that he established as a non-profit organization as a way to help increase and improve the opportunities for youth baseball in the Inland Northwest.


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13 Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ; | 13 while we wait for the blessed hope--the glorious appearing of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ, |
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28 For the law constitutes men high priests, having infirmity; but the word of the swearing of the oath which [is] after the law, a Son perfected for ever. | 28 For the law appoints as high priests men who are weak; but the oath, which came after the law, appointed the Son, who has been made perfect forever. |
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Definitions for eagreˈi gər, ˈeɪ gər
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tidal bore, bore, eagre, aegir, eager(noun)
a high wave (often dangerous) caused by tidal flow (as by colliding tidal currents or in a narrow estuary)
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a wave, or two or three successive waves, of great height and violence, at flood tide moving up an estuary or river; -- commonly called the bore. See Bore
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a name given in England to a tidal wave rushing up a river or estuary on the top of another, called also a Bore (q. v.).
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6 She and her daughters-in-law prepared to leave the land of Moab, because she had heard in Moab that the Lord had paid attention to His people's [need] by providing them food. | 6 When she heard in Moab that the LORD had come to the aid of his people by providing food for them, Naomi and her daughters-in-law prepared to return home from there. |
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Emily Walker hails from the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. She has studied improv, sketch comedy, and musical improv with The Second City. She has performed for The Second City at Sea on several NCL cruise ships and traveled the country with The Second City Touring Company. She and her best friend created the pilot SBS:Stupid Bitch Syndrome, which was a NYTVF finalist. She is also the co-creator of The Second City Network series Modern Women. This fall you can see her on the fourth season of the Showtime series Homeland.


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SO good. Quick, easy, and AMAZING. Do cut down on the salt - I typically double the salt in almost everything - and appreciated the advice to cut back on this one. Be careful with the chipotles and adobo - they get VERY spicy very quickly!
For a no-fuss, quick dinner, this was outstanding. Peel the shrimp before hand for less mess.Per previous reviewer's instructions, I incorporated the butter as the last step and cut WAY back on the salt. We enjoy highly salted foods, so I was skeptical about that, but 1/2 teaspoon of salt was plenty. Also, I lightly browned the garlic before adding the other ingredients. It turned out great! My husband loved it, and I will definitely be making this again.
Spectacular, rich and tangy. I have never used canned chipotle peppers before I discovered this recipe. I use them all the time now. Shrimp serves well wrapped at the table by your guests in soft tortilla wedges.
Thought this dish was just OK. Thanks for the salt warning...would have been inedible with all that salt.
Thanks to everyone who submitted all the great tips for this dish. Cutting the salt, adding more chilpolte and adobe sauce, and whisking in the butter after baking was what made this recipe a keeper.
Made this very easy and delicious dish last night for a party. Everyone loved it. DH loved it so much that he requested it again tonite- So I made it again(so easy that it takes barely 5 minutes of prep!) I used shrimp in shell. Might try it without next time just to compare- but we had fun with the mess! and the flavor can't be beat!
Followed the recipe and the advice of others to peel shrimp and add butter at the end. Also processed the garlic and the chipotle. Served with crusty bread. Nice comfort food on a cold rainy night.
Very nice! One change: it's better to peel the shrimp before cooking. This makes things much cleaner.
We liked this dish as a meal rather than an appetizer. It is easier to peel the shrimp first before baking (to cut down on the mess factor).
We really liked this, but I'd make a few more changes the next time. I doubled the sauce as others did, and I reduced the salt, as per other reviewers' suggestions, but I'd reduce it a lot more next time -- and I'm a salt fiend, usually. Next time, I'll add the salt little by little to the sauce *after* cooking -- removing the shrimp from the sauce first. To save the over-salted dish this time, I put the sauce back in a pot on the stove and added wine and water to dilute. I thickened the resulting liquid with a slurry of cornstarch and water, which gave the sauce its body back, and also happily served to bind the butter into the sauce (rather than being all floaty on top). The next time, I'll take the suggestion of the reviewer who recommended adding the butter after the sauce comes out of the oven, thus emulsifying it better. Also, this time, I took the suggestion from one reviewer to add a few chopped tomatillos, and that was great -- they added a really nice, slightly tart level. As a one-dish dinner, a pound-and-a-half of #21-25 shrimp (that's all they had at whole foods -- damn the superbowl sunday crowd) fed two of us quite heartily. Definitely a keeper, with the tweaks. I'll probably also try this sauce with mussles... yum!


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It comes as something of a surprise to discover that Carney, who's best known for having provided savory idiosyncrasies to Tom Waits albums (some of which also featured recent Westword profile subject Mark Ribot), is a relatively young guy. After all, his grasp of virtually every strain of American music seems damn near encyclopedic. But rather than share his knowledge in a pedantic way, turning it into a turgid lesson that needs to be memorized by rote, he infuses his work with absurdism that's intelligent and infantile at the same time. He's like an avant-garde Spike Jones, making alternately charming and rude noises for the sheer joy of it.
Like Ribot, Carney's not much of a singer, but he makes up for his deficiencies in the pipes department with a deadpan delivery in which humor serves as the hidden filling. "I Like You" is a case in point. Its first section consists primarily of lyrical variations on its title ("I really like you/I really do") set to a tumbling, carnival-like melody. Then, after a minute or so, Carney breaks the mood with an obscure bridge that finds him rumbling and grumbling over a moaning organ. But after suddenly announcing that he's gotten his "shit together," he happily returns to his peppy announcements of affection, sounding all the merrier for having survived his sixty-second journey to the heart of darkness.
Consistent this ain't: "Fun House" is a shambling curio, "Chant of the Weed" suggests Charles Mingus at his sunniest, "Hawaiian Eye" incongruously pits Tarnations' Paula Frazer against a kazoo and a Jew's harp, and "Mile's Corner" offers a bowlful of Bitches Brew -- and that still leaves twelve cuts to go. Yet Carney's flirtations with oompah music ("Eye Protection"), Greek stylings ("Far Oud"), dirges ("Death Don't Come Easy") and post-modernist Dixieland ("Christopher Columbus") hold together because they're all of a piece. Carney, who plays most of the instruments heard here, is certainly a brainy boy, but he sees his music as fun, not work, and that distinction makes all the difference in the world. I Like You (a Lot) warps the good old days until they don't seem old at all. -- Michael Roberts
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The Art of the Song
The magisterial jazz bassist Charlie Haden is never afraid to spread his wings. As a child, he worked the Grand Ole Opry in his parents' country band. As an adult, he played with boppers like Art Pepper in the Sixties, the avant-gardians Ornette Coleman and Dewey Redman in the Seventies and a wide variety of Latin and South American musicians ever since. He's improvised on classical monsters from Brahms to Mozart and founded the groundbreaking Liberation Music Orchestra. Always pressing ahead, our Charlie.
On "The Art of the Song," Haden and his impeccable Quartet West (pianist Alan Broadbent, tenor saxophonist Ernie Watts, drummer Larance Marable) hook up with the great balladeer Shirley Horn and the underappreciated Chicago vocalist Bill Henderson to explore eight carefully chosen show tunes -- from Jerome Kern's familiar "The Folks Who Live on the Hill" to Michael Leonard's "Why Did I Choose You [276K aiff]." Horn brings another Kern evergreen, "In Love in Vain," her trademark smoky melancholy, and Henderson infuses the Jimmy Van Heusen/Mack Gordon favorite "You My Love" with a jolt of the blues. Best in show? Horn's heartbreaking rendition of Cy Coleman's " I'm Gonna Laugh You Right Out of My Life [284K aiff]."
Haden's tasteful solo work is not much in evidence here. Instead he yields four songs to Horn, four to Henderson and the arrangements to pianist Broadbent. They all have the services of a modernist chamber orchestra led by violinist Murray Adler, and the backgrounds it provides for the singers are blessedly free of sticky sweetness. Adler's violin solo backing Horn's " Lonely Town" is as cool and bracing as a gin martini.
Trust Haden to work in some surprises. Among the four non-vocal tracks, there's a sumptuous study of "Prelude en la mineur" (1913), in which the quartet inverts and recirculates Ravel's figures with dazzling ease, and a pop-in visit with Rachmaninov featuring Watts's soaring tenor over a wonderfully oblique, jagged chorus of strings. Haden also sings a tune himself: It's "Wayfaring Stranger," a traditional circa 1800, and the bassist's light-textured, unassuming warble contrasts nicely with the dark romance of the chamber players. -- Bill Gallo
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Punk. Noisemonger. Genius. Call Mike Kunka what you will, but you've got to admire the guy's moxie. As the better half of the bludgeoning, experimental sludge duo godheadSilo, this skinny, baby-faced North Dakotan not only penned some of the densest, most entertainingly grandiose dick rock to come down the pike since Wanowar's Fighting the World (how does "Dan Vs. Time" strike you as a song title?), but he managed to win his way into the hearts of sensitive indie-rock purists like Lou Barlow and Bratmobile's Erin Smith in the process. What's more, he accomplished it all with nothing more than a bass guitar, an ugly hodgepodge of effects pedals and a voice abrasive enough to snuff newborn kittens. Now Kunka is back with a new outfit, Enemymine, and judging from this brief though telling EP, his passion for extremes hasn't diminished a hair.


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Kodak asks bankruptcy court to decide on patent dispute with Apple
Kodak is asking the bankruptcy court to make a decision about an imaging patent that's part of a lawsuit with Apple, says a report in Computerworld. The disputed patent is owned by Kodak and describes a camera that takes high quality stills and lets the user review these images on an LCD. Kodak and Apple have been fighting the case in the Western District Court of New York, but the proceedings stalled after Kodak filed for bankruptcy. Apple recently asked the court to remove this bankruptcy stay and transfer the case to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Kodak, however, is in the process of selling off its assets, including the patent in this lawsuit. Apple claims Kodak should not be allowed to sell its patent portfolio until this dispute has been resolved. If Kodak can convince the Bankruptcy Court to make a decision on the patent, it can sidestep the lawsuit with Apple and sell its patent portfolio to the highest bidder. Though it doesn't have a buyer for its portfolio, online photo company Shutterfly has agreed to pay US$23.8 million for Kodak's online photo services business.
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This imaging study led by Carnegie Mellon researchers suggests adults with autism have unreliable neural responses when presented with basic sensory information.
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Fabulous fablessness? AMD looking to ASMedia for chip R&D?
Subject: General Tech | June 5, 2014 - 02:04 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, asmedia, asus, rumour
DigiTimes spilled a juicy rumour today which has AMD looking to a work even more closely with ASMedia in the future. AMD has already partnered with this ASUS subsidiary to integrate SATA Express into their newest chips as a way to save development costs and ease production issues. This goes along with AMD's fabless strategy that started with the split off of GLOBALFOUNDRIES and has since lead to partnerships with other major fabbers like TSMC. While still very much in the rumour phase and with AMD refusing to comment we are not sure this will indeed occur but it does fit with AMD's current strategy of price reductions and may free up their engineers to work on more specialized designs.
"AMD reportedly is planning to outsource its PC chipset R&D to ASMedia Technology, a subsidiary of Asustek Computer, to save costs and the cooperation is expected to greatly benefit ASMedia's revenue performance, according to sources from the upstream supply chain."
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VR-Zone gathered every USB 3.0 controller they could get their hands on, including AMD's A75 chipset, the ASMedia ASM1042, the Etron EJ168A, the Fresco Logic FL1009, the NEC/Renesas µD720200, the Renesas µD720201 and the VLI VL800 ... everyone but TI essentially. The NEC/Renesas is a bit different from the other controllers as it has implemented a not quite finished standard called USB Attached SCSI Protocol or UASP, something none of the other controller support. That introduced some interesting results as not all USB 3.0 drives can support the protocol. Another fly in the ointment were the cables, it seems that not all USB 3.0 cables are equal and some will cause you great frustration. By the end of the review you will have a lot of data on how the controllers perform and the hit your CPU will take, but with no clear winner it is hard to hand out a performance crown.
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5 Listen, my beloved brethren: Has God not chosen the poor of this world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom which He promised to those who love Him? | 5 Listen, my dear brothers: Has not God chosen those who are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith and to inherit the kingdom he promised those who love him? |
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Excerpted from The Complete Lyrics of Irving Berlin by Robert Kimball and Linda Emmet, eds.. Copyright © 2000 by Robert Kimball and Linda Emmet, eds.. Excerpted by permission of Knopf, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
A Conversation with Robert Kimball and Linda Emmet, editors of The Complete Lyrics of Irving Berlin
To Linda Emmet:
Q: What was it like growing up with Irving Berlin—both as father and composer? How would you describe your father?
A: As I look back on my childhood, I think it was pretty normal. My parents discouraged us from thinking that we were in any way different or exceptional. They tried to protect us from publicity. After reading the old newspaper articles and interviews my father gave, I discovered that while always interested in promoting his work, he never exploited his family.
He was—like many fathers—absent at times, especially during the war years. But when he was home our life was much like other families.
To Linda Emmet:
Q: What were his musical influences? Did he encourage you and your siblings to play music?
A: It is difficult to determine his musical influences. The early one were perhaps a combination of the Jewish and the various ethnic popular music heard on the Lower East Side.
As for music at home, my earliest recollection is hearing my elder sister practicing the piano—we all took lessons.
To Robert Kimball:
Q: You have devoted your life and writing to some of musical theater's greatest composers and lyricists. What do you think separated Irving Berlin from such musical masters as Cole Porter, Rodgers & Hammerstein, or the Gershwin brothers?
A: Berlin's longevity, versatility and matchless ability to reflect social and cultural changes.
To Robert Kimball:
Q. In March of 1911 Irving Berlin wrote the famous "Alexander's Ragtime Band" and by1913, he was known as the "King of Ragtime." How was he received by those musicians and composers who played ragtime long before he did?
A. Berlin wrote ragtime songs and did not, as Scott Joplin and many others did, write ragtime piano compositions. While some contemporaries did not feel that Berlin should be known as "The King of Ragtime," they respected his achievement as a songwriter. Eubie Blake, for example, who first met Berlin in 1911, had a very high regard for him.
To Linda Emmet:
Q: You say that your father was absent a lot during your childhood, busy with frequent movie projects and traveling. Do you feel this had a profound effect on your relationship with him and the rest of your family?
A: I do not think my father's absences affected relationships in our family. As I have written, children tend to be self-absorbed. I was an exception. I desperately wanted to be like everybody else. I remember once, when asked what my father did for a living, replying that he was a music publisher—a profession most resembling that of my friends' fathers, who were bankers, doctors, lawyers, etc. ...
To Linda Emmet:
Q: Were there any discoveries for you, in the process of putting together this book?
A: This book contains nearly every lyric (or verse) my father ever wrote—many never published before. Many of these lyrics, which I had never seen were indeed a discovery. I hadn't realized just how prolific he was until I started this project.
To Robert Kimball:
Q: Irving Berlin had a huge repertoire that few people, until now, realized. While putting this book together, did anything surprise you about Irving Berlin?
A: Not really as I knew him well before beginning work on The Complete Lyrics of Irving Berlin. Yet I am constantly surprised by how hard he worked on his songs.
To Robert Kimball:
Q: Jerome Kern once said, "Irving Berlin has no place in American music. Irving Berlin is American music." What distinguished Berlin as "Americana" despite his strong Russian roots?
A: His use of American vernacular and his ability to write syncopated lyrics are among his achievements. Also, look at how much his songs teach us about the American experience in the 20th century.
To Linda Emmet:
Q: Unlike Sondheim, Kurt Weill and others, Irving Berlin wasn't known for drawing out the dark side of his musical characters. He did, however, experience depression in his lifetime, particularly from the loss of his first wife, Dorothy Goetz, who died just a few months after their honeymoon from typhoid fever. Did your father ever talk about it?
A: My father had what the French call Pudeur—a combination of reserve and discretion. He never spoke to me about personal or intimate feelings. The death of his first wife must have been a sorrowful experience, one which I doubt he shared with anyone.
To Robert Kimball:
Q: Did Irving Berlin's career move in a different direction after the heartbreak of losing his first wife?
A: No, it did not. Berlin wrote ballads before he wrote "When I Lost You," (which was written shortly after her death) and he did not follow it with any major change in style or direction, or with any special attention to life's profundities.
To Robert Kimball:
Q: How would you compare Berlin's music with that of the musicals of today?
A: It is hard to compare Berlin's music to today's. After all, Berlin's songs have endured for many decades; today's songs need to be around for many more years to see if they will last.
To Robert Kimball:
Q: What do you think is the biggest change in musical theater now?
A: There are far fewer (original) musicals on Broadway today.
To Robert Kimball:
Q: What other projects are you working on now and in the near future?
A: I am editing The Complete Lyrics of Frank Loesser and would like to do a similar volume of the works of Johnny Mercer. I also hope to write a history of the American musical in the 1920s and plan a memoir of the struggle to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
To Linda Emmet:
Q: The Complete Lyrics of Irving Berlin is dedicated in the memory of Hilda Schneider, your father's secretary from 1942 to 1989. Oftentimes a dedication is made to a family member, but Hilda worked with your father for over 45 years. Was she considered family?
A: Hilda was considered by all of us as a member of the family. Over the years she had preserved the archival material, the primary source of the book without which this project would have been virtually impossible. With devotion she worked on this book until shortly before she died.
To Robert Kimball and Linda Emmet:
Q: What is your favorite Irving Berlin song? Which song is the defining moment in his career as a master composer?
Linda: I have no single favorite Berlin song. He always believed that "God Bless America" was the most important song he wrote.
Robert: There is no doubt that "Alexander's Ragtime Band" was the turning point in his career. My favorite song is "Lazy."


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Following major problems in Los Angeles and North Carolina, Miami-Dade is reconsidering plans to give tablet computing devices to each student.
Following major problems in Los Angeles and North Carolina, Miami-Dade is reconsidering plans to give tablet computing devices to each student.
By the end of 2013, 3.5 million tablets will have been shipped to the education marketplace, 94% of which will have been iPads, according to new research.
Industry and government officials attending a forum in the nation's capital described improved broadband access as a key to reducing inequities in education.
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Common Sense Media, an organization that rates educational products for their quality, has written a letter to industry groups asking them to take steps to ensure student privacy, the New York Times reports.
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Hundreds of Indiana students circumvented security filters on new district-issued iPads, highlighting a major challenge with device deployments.
A recent "denial-of-service" attack on Kentucky's statewide student data-management network highlights how districts are being targeted by hackers.
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