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The History of English in MapsTuesday, April 14th, 2015
Here is an excellent resource on the history of English found by Larry Brady, one of the editors of the Good Word series: http://www.vox.com/2015/3/3/8053521/25-maps-that-explain-english
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Here is an excellent resource on the history of English found by Larry Brady, one of the editors of the Good Word series: http://www.vox.com/2015/3/3/8053521/25-maps-that-explain-english
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I received this query from a long-time subscriber to the Good Word, David Lloyd-Jones:
"Seeing snickersnee made me wonder whether schnicklefritz had crossed over from German into English yet."
"I searched on it, and was referred to shnicklefritz and shnickelfritz, and was appalled to find it in the Urban Dictionary (which I assume means black English), [defined as] a snob or a pretentious person."
"In my experience it's what my ver-ree conservative father-in-law called his grand-daughters, and snobbishness was far from his mind. It migtht have overtones of mischief to it, but cuteness is surely the dominant theme."
My response to him is as follows.
Yet another reason why not to trust the completely unedited Urban Dictionary. You should see the entry for Pennsylvania Dutch (Dutch as in Deutsch = German) written by someone who is not only ignorant of their culture, but who bears a major grudge against them. They are predominantly Amish or Mennonite and in my Pennsylvania county (Union) with a large population of these people, no crime committed by a Mennonite or Amish has ever been recorded.
Now, let's get down to business. Schnickel is a real German surname and Fritz is just short for Friedrich. Put them together backwards and you get a pretty amusing appellation.
Schnicklefritz started out in English around here; it comes from Pennsylvania Dutch. The Pennsylvania Dutch brought it over from the Neckar Valley in Germany in the 18th century. Schnicklefritz is an affectionate name for a mischievous, overly talkative, or otherwise bothersome child.
In North Carolina in my day my father called his children spizzerinctum for similar reasons, to amuse by befuddling the child and in a gentle way to dissuade them from mischief.
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Pronunciation: bing-kee • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: 1. Security blanked or a favorite stuffed animal that soothes and offers comfort to a baby. Something babies must cling to in order to get to sleep. 2. A pacifier (US &: Canada), dummy (UK), soother (elsewhere). 3. A bunny pronk, a high hop of joy for a rabbit.
Notes: Today's Good Word may be two words: one referring to a pacifier, the other referring to a security toy or blanket. You'll have to read the Word History to find out why. Remember to change the Y to an I in the plural: binkies.
In Play: Because the word is used as a commercial name for a popular pacifier, many people know only this meaning: "What happened to the baby's binky? He didn't swallow it, did he?" We needn't stretch the sense of this word far to apply it more broadly: "Martin must have his coffee in his favorite cup, his 'binky'. I would be surprised if he didn't sleep with it."
Word History: Two sources have been proposed for Binky: (1) the commercial name for a pacifier manufactured by Playtex® and (2) a baby's pronunciation of blanket. According to Paul Ogden's research, binky first appeared in print in 1944 and Playtex came into existence only in 1947, so we can't give Playtex® the credit. We simply don't know how binky came to be associated with pacifiers. Blanket is from Old French blanchet "white flannel cloth", a diminutive of blanc "white". Old French apparently borrowed this word from a Germanic language. Proto-Germanic had a word blangkaz "shine, dazzle", which came to be German blank "shining, clean". This same word turned out in English as bleach, blanch and blank. (We now offer a blanket 'thank you' to Eric Berntson, who proposed today's Good Word in the Alpha Agora.)
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Jan Collins raised a question today about French which all French learners (and some speakers) might be interested in:
"Can you please tell me when people stopped pronouncing final consonants in French? When I see the historical words I never know how they would have been spoken."
In the Early Modern French Period, which began about 1700, French passed through an "open syllable" stage, when all syllables had to end on a vowel and could not end on a consonant. That is why those ending on consonant sounds, always are spelled with a "silent e", e.g. l'homme, pronounced [lOm], because the [e] at one time was pronounced, and still is in some songs.
However, few words—only new ones—end on consonants that are pronounced; otherwise they are silent unless they appear before a word beginning with a vowel:
French opened all the syllables ending on nasal consonants, [n, m], by nasalizing the vowel. That is why French has nasal vowels, e.g. temps [tã] "time", grand [gRã] "large".
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Paul Ogden, one of the editors of the Good Word series, responded to my etymology of the word amorous and we engaged in an e-conversation I thought might interest the readers of this blog. Here it is.
Interesting etymology. Something similar happened in Hebrew and some of the other Semitic languages. The Hebrew word for mother is emm, the Aramaic word is immah, and the Arabic word is umm.
The liturgical word amen, which at its core means "confirmation, support", is derived from the words for "mother". Another derivation from amen is oman, Hebrew for "artist", from the days when artists made faithful representations of what they saw. A slew of additional Hebrew words that mean loyalty, trust, reliability and so forth are in turn derived from amen.
I replied:
Fascinating. Mother and father started out the same way. Ma and pa are usually the first two "words" settled on by an infant in referring to its parents. So to these utterances were added the suffix marking members of a family: ma-ter and pa-ter. Compare brother and sister, which started out with the same suffix and—voila—the words for "mother" (mater) and "father" (pater).
Paul replied:
But there's more:
Av is Hebrew for father. Abba is Aramaic for father. Ab is Arabic for father. I know that P and B are considered pretty much the same in historical linguistics, so we're not too far here from papa, pappas, and the like. [The only difference between [p] and [b] is that we vibrate our vocal cords when pronouncing the latter. –RB] The noun abbot, referring to the Christian religious authority, comes from Aramaic abba.
The word abu that you sometimes see as an element in Arab male names means "father of", e.g., Mohammed Abbas is sometimes referred to as Abu Mazen, meaning he has a son, probably his firstborn, named Mazen.
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Jan Miele sent me the following note today:
I've just this MOMENT received an email with this subject line: "Hurry, there's only a few hours left to pick your offer." Shouldn't this read instead as: "Hurry, there are only a few hours left to pick your offer."
I'm seeing this sort of thing all the time now! What's up with that?
My response was as follows:
If you are a linguist, read Lorimor, H., Bock, J. K., Zalkind, E., Sheyman, A., & Beard, R. 2008. "Agreement and attraction in Russian." Language and Cognitive Processes 23, 769-799, and the works on English listed in the references by Kay Bock. She thinks there is some change in the grammar of English taking place, whereby agreement marks the last word in the subject noun phrase, for example "a group of girls have arrived" instead of "a group of girls has arrived".
I disagree with my former student. I think that English is losing the category 'plural agreement' in verbs and there is no consistency or pattern in verbal agreement. The tendency for the verb to agree with the final noun in a noun phrase is just a logical speech error in the transition. Bock's position doesn't make sense grammatically; it would defeat the purpose of agreement, which is to show the head of a subject noun phrase.
Your example confirms my position, since there is no noun phrase involved here. Actually, I've heard the example you sent so often, I sometimes catch myself making the same mistake, if it is a mistake in a transitional stage of development.
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I received this interesting note from Jean Perry this morning:
"I recently read in Barbara Ehrenrich's book Dancing in the Streets, about public festivals, that menu peuple meant 'simple people'. I couldn't find the connection between menu as in 'list' and menu as in 'simple'. Can you help me with this?"
This is a Middle French usage that came over when English borrowed the word. French menu then meant "unimportant" or "small", because menu came to Old French from classical Latin minutus "minúte". The earliest written evidence in Middle French was les menus = le menu peuple "the small, unimportant people", plural of la gent menude "the small, unimportant person". The usage of menu in this sense is now considered archaic.
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Review of William Labov's Dialect Diversity in America: The Politics of Language Change (2012, Charlottesville, University of Virginia Press)
I. What the Book is About. It has been brought to my attention that my pseudonym has been taken in vain by another respected scholar in his recent monograph, Dialect Diversity in America, by William Labov. Labov quoted this blog:
"Regional accents are dying out…the original dialects in this country were the results of the accents of various immigrants who came to this country looking for a better life. They all landed on the east coast, which is why all accents are currently located in the east. However, as they migrated to the west, all these accents merged into one, so there are no distinctive regional dialects west or north of southern Ohio (maybe southern Illinois and a bit in northern Minnesota)."
His remark to this quotation was, "This overwhelmingly common opinion is simply and jarringly wrong." The popularity of this opinion makes Labov's task especially difficult, since the opinion is popular among professional linguists like Mr. Labov and myself.
I will proceed as follows. I will describe his monograph chapter by chapter and then remind us of what he omitted.
Chapter 1 About Language and Language Change. This chapter explains the common knowledge of how dialects emerge when some speakers of a language split away from the main body of speakers of a given language and that language continues to develop, but along different paths. Eventually, these two dialects become so different that mutual comprehensibility is lost, at which point we say that they have become different languages. We should expect that when dialect areas reintegrate, differences in dialectal characteristics disappear, but Labov claims that this is not happening in the US. In fact, dialectal differences are growing and spreading.
Chapter 2 A Hidden Consensus. This chapter explains how we know the suffix -ing is only pronounced -in' in informal situations. He admits that this phenomenon is not strictly American; it has existed in all dialect areas for at least 1000 years. But he makes the point, well known by linguists, that there are not only regional dialects but social ones as well.
Chapter 3 Hidden Diversity. Having spent the first two chapters explaining the obvious and irrelevant, Labov begins this chapter by telling the reader that only phonological diversity will be considered, not morphological, syntactic, semantic, or lexical. So, Labov will be writing only about accents, not dialects. Dialects comprise differences in all aspects of grammar.
He them proceeds to quote some studies done in the 60s and 70s of the pronunciation of words, selected on the basis of known accent differences, recorded with Philadelphia, Chicago, and Birmingham. Recorded passages with accents were played in isolation to subjects in the same cities except the one they lived in. In isolation the subjects listening to each word recognized about 5% of them. When conjoined with one other word the percentage rose to around 30-40%. When the words were then repeated in complete sentences, the percentage rose to 90%.
Labov does not mention that linguistic sounds are relative to one another. We have no difficulty understanding people speaking with different foreign accents, even if they are using only native sounds. The ear has no trouble making the adjustment in seconds. So, Labov doesn't even make the case that accents interfere with comprehensibility. Incomprehensibility, which leads dialects to become fully fledged languages, comes only with morphological, syntactic, semantic and lexical differences.
He then moves on to explain the major point of the book: Northern Cities Shift (NCS). NCS involves a circular shift of five sounds involving such those formerly heard only in the northeast, such as the pronunciation of bat moving bet, and bet to bit. He uses this shift, which has moved west across the northern tier of states, to prove that dialectal differences are increasing.
He fails to note that as this dialectal "difference" as it moved westward, must have obliterated all the dialectal differences in its path, proving my point, too, that dialectal, even accentual differences, are disappearing.
Chapter 4 The Growing Divergence of Black and White English. Amazingly, after claiming in Chapter 2 that only phonological features of "dialects" will be considered, this chapter deals almost exclusively with morphological differences.
Labov discusses the following features of Black English (or AAVE, African American Vernacular English, as he calls it):
1. Loss of r at the end of syllables;
2. Use of present tense with an infinitive (He can goes out)
3. HAD as a simple past based on one study in Springville, Texas;
4. BE as marker of habitual past (Imperfective Progressive: He be good);
5. BEEN as a remote present perfect
6. BE DONE as a remote present perfect
7. Omission of -s possessive: My mom room
8. Omission of -s present tense: She hit me when I come into her room.
Notice that only one of these topics involve phonology: the omission of R at the end of syllables. This is a universal trait of all English dialects, including the one spoken by the Queen of England. Neither the Cambridge British nor the Oxford English Dictionary pronunciations ever include an R at the end of syllables.
On the loss of verbal S (He see me), the possessive S (my mom room) and the copula (he good), Labov reports a 1983 work by Baugh: "The majority of speakers, those who had very little contact with whites, show 78% absence of the possessive ['s], 72% for verbal /s/, and 52% for the copula. In contrast, the African Americans with high rates of contact with whites . . . show very low rates of -s absence . . . ."
What this description lacks is any number identifying how many speakers had "very little contact with whites". Or any mention of the effects of the 1952 Brown v Board of Education decision, or the 1964 or 1965 civil rights laws, forced bussing, or affirmative action. Citing a 1983 work to prove a point is too early in the startling process in US education that brought an African American to the presidency.
So does Labov prove that Black English is expanding or splitting up? Although he cites much research based on interviews, he only cites in detail one work not written by him, a work that tracks the usage of had as a marker of the simple past: I had pushed him, where had marks, not the past perfect, but simple past. This usage is reported to have spread throughout the African American community of Springville, Texas. However, notice that a feature already in the dialect only spread within that dialect. It did not lead to an increase in the number of dialects.
Labov explains the expansion of African American English in these terms: "The answer to the question, why are the differences increasing? Is, first and foremost, residential segregation, as reinforced and maintained by institutional racism." He cites a 1981 study by Hershberg based on a study of segregation between 1850 and 1970. An analysis of historical U.S. Census data by Harvard and Duke scholars, "The End of the Segregated Century", published by the conservative Manhattan Institute for Policy Research (January 2012) shows that racial separation has diminished significantly since the 1960s. That means that more African Americans since the 1970s have had "high rates of contact with whites."
Chapter 5 – Politics of African American English. At the center of this chapter is a series of jokes about Ebonics followed by a report on the failure of that movement's claim that African American English is a foreign language, that courses needed be taught in African American English vernacular. The chapter ends with a description of the research into two commercial products produced by Labov, research which shows them successful.
Again, Labov does not mention the effects of integration, bussing to force the integration of schools, or affirmative action designed to fully integrate colleges and universities. Did these politically motivated upheavals not affect the dialectal differences between white and black English? How could Labov discuss the politics of "dialects" without mentioning the major political events that have had a great impact on the two major dialects in the United States? He does not raise this issue because it undermines his thesis.
Chapter 6 – Language Change as Language Politics. This chapter discusses two phenomena: Canadian Raising in a village in Martha's Vineyard and similar the shift of the pronunciation of the diphthong in words like down [aw] to [ew]. Labov admits that two follow up studies found it to be non-existent or "showed signs of recession among the youngest speakers". I fail to see why this bit of putative evidence was even mentioned in the book. Since, again, Labov only claims that this phenomenon is only spreading, not leading to dialectal distinction, I will omit comment in further detail on this phenomenon.
Chapter 7 – The Political Ideology of the Northern Cities Shift. This chapter returns to the Northern Cities Shift, tying it to the building of the Erie Canal (1817-1875). Without first showing that the Northern Cities Shift had taken place in New York by the time we started building the Erie Canal, Labov declares that it followed the route of that canal.
Labov then goes on to explain "the tendency to superimpose Yankee ideology on the rest of the world" as an explanation why, of all the accents brought in by workers on the Erie Canal, the New York accent prevailed. He then moves into an explanation of "Yankee ideology", a topic far off subject.
II. What Labov Left Out. Although my claims were anecdotal, most of Labov's arguments are anecdotal, too, based on interviews with individuals. The anecdotal evidence is so overwhelming as to make a statistical study, were it even possible to base such a study on data collected over the past 30 or so years, moot.
First, I began by noting that ALL my grandnieces and grandnephews, who live in rural North Carolina speak without a trace of even their parents' mild accent. I have attended baseball games and soccer games they played in and none of their friends, black or white, spoke in the strong Southern dialect I was brought up speaking and hearing in the 40s. Remember, we are talking about rural North Carolina.
The white generation that preceded me used sot and holp as the past tense of sit and help, and et, as it is in Britain today, was the past tense of eat. The words very and must didn't exist in the rural North Carolina dialect I spoke. All my relatives and neighbors used mighty where Yankees would use very. I recall the first time I heard must coming from the mouth of a Southerner. Our high school was having career day and had invited a pianist from Fayetteville who had tried his luck in New York. He said, "I must go now; I have another session . . . . " I was so struck by the incident, that I remember it to this day, a half century later. Now very and must are commonplace and holp, sot and et are not to be heard because dialects are disappearing.
The African American friends of my grandnieces and grandnephews continue to pronounce [th] as [t] and [d], as I did growing up (I am white) and some of their (white) parents still do. But I never hear Ise (I is), nor a you is, we is, they is when I return now. Whites and blacks drop the R at the end of syllables and substitute -in for -ing, as do people speaking English informally around the world.
But that is the extent of the accentual differences that I hear today back home or here in Pennsylvania. I do not know when I have heard the strong African American accent by anyone interviewed on television. All I have heard for the past ten years are the three characteristics mentioned above. Interviews with African American athletes on the Sports Illustrated web site (si.com) seldom reveal a trace of African American accent beyond the three traits mentioned above.
Geographical separation is required for a dialect (not an accent) to thrive. When dialect D1 is mixed with D2 one is absorbed by the politically dominant one. It is economically advantageous to speak the politically dominant dialect or language. We had courses in standard English that were taught to Southerners and Northerners with a "Brooklyn" accent in the 80s. I haven't heard of any such courses in the new millennium.
Migration patterns do not involve part of the US English speakers removing themselves geographically from the others. Migration is all internal and is based on economic factors. There has been an intermixture of dialects, rather than separation.
We must never forget the fundamental economic factor influencing the recent development of dialects in the US: you cannot succeed in the US unless you speak economically dominant "standard" English. Everyone, no matter which dialect or language (Spanish, Russian, etc.) you speak, wants to speak and write that dialect.
So Mr. Labov has not made his case with convincing examples or statistics. He offers a few tables of long-term statistics which show the development of pronunciation differences over time, no massive chronological tables which his case requires. The anecdotal evidence, on the other hand, so overwhelmingly favors my position, I personally see no need for long-term statistics, even were they to exist.
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I received an interesting inquiry from Jeanne Henry. Here is that inquiry and my response.
"Peckerwood. That is what our Southern Baptist pastor called us kids when he got angry with us. I just attended a 40-year reunion of the youth church choir and we laughed about Dr. Jimmy Morgan getting mad at us in church and announcing from the pulpit, "You little peckerwoods better shut up!" Of course, that made us giggle and shake the church pews even more. Poor guy."
"Anyway, what is the history of the word Peckerwood?"
It started out as simply a Southern variant of woodpecker. However, it is not always used that way and has naughty overtones due to a poem kids back in the 20s and 30s once recited:
Woodpecker pecking on the schoolhouse door.
He pecked and he pecked 'til his pecker got sore.
When my mother heard me or my cousins reciting this rhyme—long before we knew the other meaning of pecker—she became clearly embarrassed and forbade its recitation. Of course, this only egged us on.
Since the word begins with pecker, it has become mildly profane as well as a mild insult. That word is covered up a bit in woodpecker.
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I received today an entertaining and enlightening response to our Good Word hysteria from Rebecca Casper of Brigham Young University. I thought it might be of general interest.
"I just caught up on my DGW email. I just read about hysteria and it put me into musing mode. I have long known some of the etymology of that one–but not all. (Thank you)."
"Though I am not a raging feminist, one once pointed out to me the inherent historical unfairness exhibited by the fact that hysteria carries negative connotations, whereas the word seminal does not. Both have a somewhat similar origin in that each was based on a gender sterotype—at least on the surface."
"Digging deeper we find that seminal and semen both have the common denominator of 'seed'. Even so, one can still be frustrated that history gave men the noble role of 'seed carrier', while women somehow got stuck with a raging demon lost somewhere inside them. ([It's a]lmost enough to make me into a raging feminist! Ha-ha-ha.)"
"Have a good day."
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Jan Vasser saw a glimpse of her son Chase's football potential when he was just 8 years old. Playing in the West Hall feeder system, the future Chestatee High standout made a play she'll never forget.
Now that national signing day has come and gone, it's time for college scouts to get back to work.
For more than 30 area football players - and several thousands nationwide - today marks the culmination of years of hard work and dedication at the high school level, and the beginning of what they hope will be a prosperous college career.
Last-second drama surrounding National Signing Day may be a lot of fun for college football fans to watch but it's entirely unnecessary. Waiting anxiously to see which school an 18-year old football star is going to choose may be the equivalent of a soap opera for grown men, but there's a solution to take all the suspense out of this entirely overhyped process: an early signing period.
Buford girls basketball head coach Gene Durden celebrated his 500th career win as Class AA's top-ranked Lady Wolves defeated Blessed Trinity 68-38 on Tuesday in Buford.
OAKWOOD - There was no way Shunquez Stephens was going to let West Hall lose to its rivals on Tuesday night.
Five area teams are ranked in a Georgia high soccer preseason poll released on Eurosportscoreboard.com. Both Flowery Branch teams received rankings, with the boys at No. 5 and the girls at No. 10 in Class AAA. The North Hall girls were also included in the Class AAA rankings at No. 4. In Class AA, the Buford girls are ranked seventh, and the Habersham Central boys begin the season ninth in Class AAAA. Soccer season for area teams officially begins Monday.
Attention proud parents and coaches: We want your signing day photos.
Gainesville High guard George Manomano played like he was fighting for a championship last week.
North Hall boys basketball coach Benjie Wood wasn't too interested in hearing excuses from those inside the locker room on why they wouldn't succeed this season. Wood, who has succeeded coaching both girls and boys during his career in Hall County, knew that hard work would more than make up for lack of returning talent on the Trojans roster this season.
The Jefferson boys and Gainesville and Buford girls basketball teams are ranked in the Georgia Sports Writers Association high school basketball poll released Monday.
Flowery Branch senior shooting guard Josh Barrett eclipsed the 1,000-point mark in the first quarter of his team's 94-85 loss to Loganville on Saturday night in Loganville.
It's no secret that the average sports fan shares a common sentiment: The girls game just doesn't measure up.
The action in both basketball and wrestling is starting to heat up in this the first week of February.
OAKWOOD – Johnson High boys basketball coach Jeff Steele is looking for answers to his team's late season slide. With the Knights' (10-10, 2-4 Region 7B-AAA) 78-66 loss to Creekview on Saturday, they've now dropped five in a row heading into Tuesday's subregion matchup against West Hall.
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The Lakeview girls basketball team dropped a pair of games in the Holiday Inn Invitational Friday in Cleveland, Tenn.
The Chestatee girls basketball team won the Chestatee Turkey Shootout Tuesday night, defeating North Gwinnett 43-42 in the championship game.
Breanna Locke led the Flowery Branch (2-0) girls with 16 points in a 58-48 victory over West Forsyth Monday in the North Forsyth Thanksgiving Tournament ...
Chestatee High's girls basketball team knocked down 11 3-pointers on the way to a 57-38 victory over Johnson Monday night in the Chestatee Turkey ...
Maddie Hetzel led Flowery Branch with 11 points and the Lady Falcons topped Creekview 62-43 Saturday afternoon. Taniyah Worth contributed 10 points.
Davis Short scored a team-high 20 points for Riverside Military in a 55-47 win against Wesleyan on Friday.
The North Hall boys basketball team came from behind Thursday to beat Clarke Central 52-49 in Athens
The Georgia High School Association released its preliminary breakdowns of classifications for the 2016-18 seasons Wednesday night on its website.
East Hall's girls' basketball team are 1-0 after defeating North Gwinnett 61-56 Tuesday night.
Riverside Military Academy's basketball team took a 69-48 victory over Tallulah Falls Saturday behind 19 points from Davis Short.
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There were a couple of stories we didn't report today, partly because we are incessantly wishing one isn't true, and partly because we think they both may be entirely made-up. However, we do feel the need to alert your attention to the fact that Ryan and Rachel may be taking a break or even officially broken up (keeping fingers, toes, arms, and any other appendages crossed that this isn't true). We're especially skeptical (hopeful) about this story because just last week there were more rumors that the two were engaged. Perhaps they're just trying to throw the press off of their wedding plans.
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We've been patiently waiting for a dozen years and finally "Finding Dory" has a brand new preview trailer for all to see.
The Disney Pixar sequel to "Finding Nemo" will open in theaters on June 17th, 2016, starring Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, Ed O'Neill, Kaitlin Olsen, Ty Burrell and Eugene Levy.
Everyone loved 2003's "Finding Nemo" and now Pixar is gearing up for the next chapter of fishy fun with a new poster for "Finding Dory."
Earlier today (November 9) Ellen DeGeneres, who provides Dory's voice, took to her Twitter account to share the new promotional image as well as news that there's a trailer due out on Tuesday (November 10).
Always the consummate performer, Ellen DeGeneres had a few tricks up her sleeve when she showed up on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" last night (September 9).
The 57-year-old talk show queen agreed to face off against the late night television host in one of the most epic Lip Sync Battle matches of all time, and even Justin Timberlake was in the house to witness the whole thing.
The Beverly Hilton Hotel was chock full of famous folks as the 26th Annual GLAAD Media Awards got underway on Saturday (March 21).
He's becoming a regular guest on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and on Monday (February 16) Justin Bieber decided it was time to play a joke on one of his biggest fans. He explained, "I just love doing prank phone calls with my friends. It's one of my top five favorite things to do."
Though he's only been at the "Tonight Show" helm for less than a year, Jimmy Fallon has definitely mastered the craft of late night comedy.
Kicking off the year with a high-profile outing, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi were in great spirits as they made their big arrival at the 2015 People's Choice Awards tonight (January 7) in Los Angeles.
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Elance Antonio Frazier
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Height: 5-10 Weight: 183 lbs.
Born: May 23, 1981 in Delray Beach, FL
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The Floral Etro 8184
Staring aimlessly at the wall, she was suddenly hit with an idea: "Maybe I could call it my Christmas Day Mass dress. After all, it did have it's debut there, and that lovely older German man called Wolfgang who sat next to me did comment on how nice it looked. Oh gah, that name won't fly - much too pious. Maybe Wolfgang Liked? Oh heavens, that will never work!"
She drummed her fingers lightly on the keyboard, and thought as hard as she could. However, it didn't take long before her thoughts began to slither away from the subject at hand. "I wonder if rock stars have as much trouble naming their albums... gosh it's been a long time since I bought a decent record...I'm certainly not buying any of that Lady GaGa crap... I detest anybody who thinks a dress made of meat is cool... oh yeah, I really should buy some veggie burgers for tomorrow's Australia Day bike ride and bbq..."
Suddenly Grumbles stuck her head around the corner. "Mum! Have you finished your blog yet? C'mon, I want to go to the library!"
"Sure, honey!" answered Jorth, and with a slightly defeated sigh slowly typed in The Floral Etro 8184. "Bugger it!", she thought as she clicked Publish Post. Like time, Grumbles and the library waits for no man.
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Pattern: Vogue 8184
Fabric: "Repeat The Love", a floral Etro linen from Tessuti Fabrics. I used 1.5m
Notions: 35cm zip
Just to jazz things up a little, I created centre-based straps. I'm quite happy with them - in particular how such a simple alteration can really change the look of a pattern. And we all know how much I love an 8184 - you just can't go wrong with this pattern! It's got such a gorgeous 50's style shape, and the skirt is pefect, absolutely perfect for riding my bike in!
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I want that dress! It is gorgeous. I have 8184, and have never sewn it, but it is moving up my list.ReplyDelete
oh my, this is darling! i adore the happy floral and that nifty thing you did with the straps.ReplyDelete
ps 'incontinence dress' has a certain ring to it. just sayin'. :)
Its gorgeous - I love the centre-based straps. (Methinks the dress had a narrow escape with the Wolfgang moniker).ReplyDelete
It looks gorgeous on you!ReplyDelete
love the post and the inner workings of jorth naming! etro 8184. nice. it sounds very orwell-ian.ReplyDelete
hi! i found you through burdastyle's top page this morning! what a lovely dress - it looks really great on you!ReplyDelete
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It looks amazing on you! Nicely done.ReplyDelete
It fits you so well and you look oh so pretty in it :)ReplyDelete
Just beautiful...very nice.ReplyDelete
I want this dress! You've sold the fabric to me - I have to have it! I bought the pattern this morning and now just have to buy the fabric! Even though I already have piles of fabric from Tessuti in the cupboard with patterns to make...ReplyDelete
I love your blog, follow it and love the beautiful clothes you sew. You're very clever! I simply had to get my hands on some La Sandra Liberty of London when you made that gorgeous dress - now I might make a 8184 with it!
Is the Miss Sixty jersey fabric as lovely in the flesh as it is on the website? I'm thinking a little Winter dress? What do you think?
This is such a pretty dress! love the fabric! thanks for visiting my blog too!!ReplyDelete
Stunning dress and you look great in it (all three of you!!). Am having trouble with straps which fall off the shoulders, so maybe your strap idea would be just the ticket to solve that problem...ReplyDelete


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Ecological studies of parasites of commercially important fish species along the Kenyan Coast
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This study has been carried out over a period of four months (August, November 2001 and January, March 2002). The study aimed at establishing the magnitude of parasitization in different fish species as well as quantifying the relationship between the parasites and their fish hosts. Fish samples were collected from five main landing beaches: Vanga, Shimoni, Gazi, Mombasa and Kilifi. Fish samples examined for Parasites included: Siganus sutor, Plectorhynchus flavomaculatus, P. Sordidus, Lethrinus nebulosus, Sardinella gibosa, Scarus horrid, Sellar crumenophthalmus, Rastrelliger kanarguta, Parupeneus indicus, Mugil cephalus, Scombromorus commerson, Epinephelus macrospilas, Thunnus sp, Leptoscarus viagensis, L. sordidus and Hemiramphus far. Fish samples were purchased from fishermen who used a variety of fishing gears mainly gillnets, traps (madema), hand lines and cast nets. Results of this study have revealed that out of the 16 fish species examined, only 8 species were infe.....
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Tennis and Britain have a funny old relationship. Most of the year, we couldn't give a toss. And then for two weeks every summer, Wimbledon takes over our tellys – and our national consciousness.
Well, we say two weeks. In reality, the interest dies when Andy Murray heroically goes out to Djokovic/Federer/Nadal/someone else. But let's not go there yet. Instead, let's use this brief window when we're all temporary tennis fans as an excuse to celebrate what is undoubtedly the sexiest sport around. Don't believe us? We'll let Daisy Watts and Amy Green explain…
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In a monologue that would have made veteran comic Don Rickles's onstage insults appear like friendly pokes by comparison, Ricky Gervais opened Sunday night's Golden Globes presentations with remarks that left as many celebrities in his audience wincing as laughing. Unlike Rickles's targets, who often laughed at the insults he fired in their direction, some of Gervais's quarry were caught on camera looking stunned by his comedic volleys. "It's going to be a night of partying and heavy drinking -- or, as Charlie Sheen calls it, breakfast," Gervais quipped at one point. Moving on to The Tourist , the critically panned movie that tanked at the box office but which ended up being nominated for one of the best comedy movies of the year, Gervais remarked "I'd like to crush this ridiculous rumor that the only reason The Tourist was nominated was so that the foreign press could hang out with Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. That is rubbish. They also accepted bribes." But after Gervais introduced Robert Downey Jr. with references to his jail and rehab time, Downey retorted "Aside from the fact that it's been unusually mean-spirited with mildly sinister undertones, I'd say the vibe of the show is pretty good." And when Tom Hanks and Tim Allen appeared on stage to present an award, Hanks commented, "We recall when Ricky Gervais was a slightly chubby but kindly comedian." Allen then added "Neither of which he is now." Commented the Hollywood Reporter "Gervais's jokes were so incendiary that when he went missing during the second half of the show, the Twitterverse lit up with suggestions that he'd been fired backstage." When he returned, his jokes appeared less caustic, leading CNN's new host Piers Morgan, who is due to interview Gervais later this week, to remark that he intends to ask him "What the hell did they do to you backstage?"


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The Bluegrass Enduro Tour series will offer not one but two competitions in 2013!
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The "Classique" made of three events will offer the traditional Bluegrass Enduro Tour series format that proved so successful in the last few years. All events located in the North-east of France. The "International" made of four events will offer a whole week-end of racing, with prologue on Saturday and race on Sunday, and will take us to some great locations throughout Europe. More info on bluegrassendurotour.com


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|Via Armellini, 12a, 47042, Cesenatico , Forlì-Cesena, Emilia Romaña, ITALIA.
Descripción: Casa DodiciCasa Dodici enjoys a delightful location beside the Leonardo Da Vinci canal in Cesenatico. Recently having undergone a complete and thorough renovation, this charming boutique property offers comfortable accommodation and fine dining in a fantastic canal-side setting.
With views of the canal and the magnificent historic vessels of the Maritime Museum, Casa Dodici is a perfect spot for relaxing visits to this charming seaside town. Just a few steps away from the Maritime Museum itself, the Civic Museum and the Spazio Pantani, the promenades beside the canal are full of delightful restaurants, cafés and shops. The marina and the beach are also within easy reach of the hotel.
Casa Dodici is home to a fine restaurant, serving delicious menus based on the cuisine of La Romagna and the finest local produce, with the accent on freshly caught fish and seafood. There is a multi-purpose meeting room, the Sala Coco, ideal for exclusive business events and presentations. Bicycles are available for hire free of charge.
Casa Dodici has just five double rooms and one suite, all individually decorated and themed after famous actresses and celebrities with links to the town. The rooms are air-conditioned, come with king-size beds and feature a range of amenities, including flat-screen TVs, CD players, safes and mini-bars. Baby cots may be added to some rooms on request.
Descripción de habitaciones: Casa DodiciDouble Rooms:
Spacious air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, stereo system and satellite LCD TV. Room size approximately 28 sq m.
An elegant superior room with delicately modern interiors, intimate and welcoming. Audrey, the only room on the second floor, will convey the warmth of home with its lively, natural colours.
Petite, but with strong character, charming and sensual. The room combines contemporary furnishings with typical details of the hotel building. All embellished with the latest designs in wallpaper. (Audio books in room)
This room combines contemporary furnishings with the details of the hotel building. The wallpaper with its dark colours, the lighting effects and generous dimensions mean this is a unique room.
Spacious, unconventional, sunny. Only those who stay here will experience and marvel at the effects of light that the morning can offer, when the sun's rays flood the room. The balcony overlooking the stunning harbour will make guests feel a part of the select few to whom Cesenatico has decided to reveal itself.
Baroque-style interiors, far removed from the passing fads of the moment. Bold Mediterranean colours, that evoke the scents and flavours of the south. The harbour-facing balcony offers a view of the many local restaurants and venues that can be found in this exciting and picturesque setting.
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The Princess of Casa12, the only one with a living area, offers excellent comfort thanks to its generous dimensions. The terrace overlooking the inner courtyard and the evening sunset will be the setting for moments of absolute relaxation. A Very spacious air-conditioned suite with separate living/dining room, balcony, free Wi-Fi, stereo system and satellite LCD TV. 55 sq m.
Aclaraciones e información adicional: Casa Dodici
Free public parking is available at a nearby location.
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Número de habitaciones: 6
Idiomas: Italian, English.Régimen de fumadores: Non-smoking property.
Tarjetas de crédito aceptadas: American Express, Visa, Euro/Mastercard, Diners Club, Maestro.
Coordenadas GPS: 44° 11' 54.21'' N 12° 23' 37.76'' E
Aeropuerto más cercano: Federico Fellini International Airport - 28,3 km.
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- Bachelor of Science, Monash University, 2004
- Graduate Diploma in Psychology, Deakin University, 2006
- Doctor of Philosophy, Deakin University, 2011
- Graduate Certificate of Higher Education, Deakin University, 2013
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Team Leader / Unit Chair - HBS110 Health Behaviour
The unit examines the skills and principles of behaviour modification. Students undertake experiential and reflective learning approaches to develop and understanding of the process, challenges and skills involved in health behaviour change.
Student supervision
Jaclyn currently co supervises the following students:
Emily de Jager - Psychosocial determinants of exclusive breastfeeding
Emma Thompson - Psychosocial determinants of treatment adherence in chronic pain and disability
Angela Seegar - Positive employee performance: What is the relationship between employee health behaviours, organisational engagement, and job performance
Brittany Watson - Body Image during Pregnancy
Alexandra Head - investigating the Female Profile of Autism
Jaclyn has the following completed students:
Emily de Jager - Psychosocial determinants of exclusive breastfeeding
Conferences and seminars
Broadbent, J., & Horwood, S. (2012).Using Desire2Learn in two large enrolment Psychology Units. Presented at ASIA PAC Teaching and Learning Conference. Melbourne.
Broadbent, J (2012). Audio Feedback in Assignment writing. Presented at Developing academic literacies in your course curriculum: towards shared understandings. Deakin University
Broadbent, J. (2012). Facebook and auditory feedback: Using technology to engage and feedback with a large student cohort. Presented at HERG Deakin University Teaching and Learning Forum.
Thies, L., Artz, K., Shepherd, M., Gaspar, M., Liberts, L., Wallis, A., Nevill, A., & Broadbent, J. (2012). Developing academic literacies in your curriculum project: a focus on core Health units. Presented at Deakin University Teaching and Learning Conference.
Broadbent, J., & Stokes, M. (2011) Perseveration In Autistic Spectrum Disorders; Role of Negative Feedback. Poster presentation at International Meeting for Autism Research. San Diego, California.
Broadbent, J., & Stokes, M. (2007) Perseveration and High Functioning Autistic Spectrum Disorders. Presented at Victorian Autism Conference.
Awards and prizes
- 2012 Office of Learning and Teaching Australian Awards for University Teaching. Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
- 2012 Deakin University Commendation for Excellence in Teaching
- 2011 Deakin University Commendation for Excellence in Teaching
- 2011 School of Psychology ABCD Award
- 2010 Deakin University Award for Teaching Excellence
- 2009 School of Psychology ABCD Award
- 2008 Deakin University Commendation for Excellence in Teaching,
Research interests
My research interests align heavily with my teaching responsibilities as Unit Chair for Health Behaviour, and broadly cover two areas:
Scholarship of Teaching Learning- with particular emphasis on:
- Determinants of student success, engagement, and retention,
- Use of feedback and other online technologies to ensure positive student outcomes even in large cohort settings,
- The role of self-regulation in the learning process (especially for online learning), and
- Applications of feedback and learning principles in clinical populations (such as individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder).
Health behaviour change:
- The application of health behaviour change principles to improve healthy lifestyle choices in the general population as well as at-risk groups,
- Development of risk models based on psychosocial determinants of poor health behaviour.
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Abdullah Camp Proposes Interim Afghan Regime as Crisis Brews
A running mate to Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah proposed the formation of a one-year transitional government if efforts fail to resolve a disputed election.
A crisis awaits if the Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan doesn't void allegedly fraudulent votes cast in favor of opponent Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai, Mohammad Mohaqeq, one of Abdullah's vice president candidates, said in an interview in Kabul yesterday. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrives today to help find a solution.
"A transitional government must be formed for one year and the independent electoral commission must be also reformed," Mohaqeq said, referring to a scenario where Abdullah rejects the final results. "And then a re-election should take place nationwide."
The standoff threatens to delay an agreement that would allow U.S. troops to remain in the country after this year and bring in aid money needed to fund soldiers fighting a Taliban insurgency. Kerry and President Barack Obama have warned that any attempt to form a government outside the constitutional process would result in the U.S. cutting off economic and military aid.
"Abdullah's position is that if U.S.-led negotiations fail, then he will form a government," said Waliullah Rahmani, director at the Kabul Center for Strategic Studies. Such a breakaway administration would bring "unimaginable" costs to Afghanistan, he said.
Vote Audits
The election commission declared Ghani the winner of an initial count on July 7, an outcome rejected by Abdullah. Final results are due on July 22 and the swearing-in on Aug. 2.
Both candidates agreed to a proposal from Jan Kubis, head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, to audit 8,000 polling stations, equivalent to 3.5 million votes or 43 percent of the total, President Hamid Karzai said in a statement last night.
Karzai said he hoped the candidates would cooperate on the deal, after an agreement to audit more than 7,000 polling stations broke down this week. Abdullah had wanted 11,000 polling stations inspected, his spokesman Sayed Fazel Sancharaki had said by phone.
Kerry's experience in Afghan matters provides hope he'll play a critical role in resolving the impasse, Mohaqeq said. He accused Ghani's supporters of casting more than 2.5 million fraudulent ballots and said victory belonged to Abdullah, a former foreign minister.
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"If fraudulent votes are not discarded, a crisis will come to Afghanistan," Mohaqeq said. Demonstrations would continue if Ghani is declared the winner and Abdullah would consider setting up a parallel government, he said.
Ghani received 56 percent of about 8 million votes in the runoff with Abdullah getting 44 percent, according to the IEC. Abdullah won 45 percent of 7 million votes in the first round and Ghani took 32 percent, both falling short of the 50 percent needed to avoid another poll.
Ghani, a former finance minister, called for calm on July 8 and said he was ready for talks with Abdullah's group.
"We want a united, prosperous and stable Afghanistan," Ghani said. "We expect Dr. Abdullah won't move the country into another crisis."
1990s Fighting
Both candidates are vying to succeed Karzai, who's constitutionally barred from seeking a third term. The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said last month that the elections were better managed than previous votes and warned against moves from either side that might ignite ethnic conflict.
The formation of a coalition would be possible if the camps agree to discard results of the runoff, Mohaqeq said, adding that acceptance of the second round would result in an illegitimate government.
Ghani is an ethnic Pashtun who holds a doctorate in cultural anthropology from Columbia University in New York. Abdullah, 53, is half-Pashtun and half-Tajik. Pashtuns account for 42 percent of Afghanistan's 32 million people, while Tajiks make up 27 percent, according to the CIA World Factbook.
In the 1990s, after the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan, factional fighting killed thousands of people and led ultimately to the Taliban regime, which was ousted by the U.S. after the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon in 2001. Mohaqeq fought both the Soviets and Taliban.
"Massive fraud took place, which is unbelievable," he said. "We were the winner and we are the winner."


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I bought for my tropical theme in my living room for over the couch. I love it. I had to exchange u to a defect, but I definitely exchanged for the same thing. Very nice!
I really love this sculpture. It arrived in great condition and matches the curtain I bought perfectly. The color is excellent and the product seems very sturdy.
very fun, tropical, easy to decorate with, 3 demential.