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Two years ago, I conducted classes with 27 personal group of 3-year-olds. I thought then that it duuużymi classes are the most difficult groups. However, this year I decided to individual classes of 5-year-old. The lesson takes place once a week and lasts an hour. I must admit that you have a good sweat and stretch and bend to keep the interest up to 5 year-old child for a whole hour. We sing, dance, draw, paint, marca play board games, marca card games, with flash files on my PC, again we dance, sing, draw, run over and over again. Compared marca with this, the classes with my sixth grader to relax :) Ioret September 23, 2014 15:28 Plastic bottles are a great idea! You can do together in class bowling. Cut out pictures, make a colorful dictation and then attach the appropriate picture on the bottle. Next time I will stick with the children pictures marca on bowling! Reply Delete 2014 (21) November (2) October (5) September (6) We practice speaking. The game "Guess who you are" Sharing days - a joint initiative of English Philology blogger ... What to do on the individual classes of 5-year-old? ... What's your name? How old are you? Exercise Dialo ... We superhero! So motywac system ... Cheap games to learn English from the store "... June (1) July (7)
Art. Sponsored Events Cinema Culture Humor Police and Fire reckonedly evrofutbol Sports News Submit News Pharmacies CALENDAR 2015 Special Communication SMS poll found PROBE and New Year's Eve 2013/2014 SURVEYS starter in the secondary schools Starachowice Offices and Institutions assuming your company? Health Issues Real Estate Miscellaneous Job Search job Jobs Offer My account Add your company Sylvia and Charles Gałuszkiewicz Niedorozow won their categories Starachowic Championships in bowling. Bowling Starachowicka once again hosted the exciting competitions. Behind us another exciting Thursday at Bowling "Under Basin". The sixth edition of the Open Championship in bowling Starachowic this competition 38 players with titles, commemorative trophies and prizes. The competition was very interesting and was full of a lot of surprises. evrofutbol Excellent debuts in the tournament championship evrofutbol recorded several participants. Thursday's tournament opened April Mayor Sylvester, who was impressed by the great atmosphere during the next edition evrofutbol of the competition. Before evrofutbol sport emotions began April President wished all the players the best results and have a good afternoon for sports. During the March edition of the championship in the women's category evrofutbol Starachowic was Agata Maciąg best. In addition to her on the podium bowling competition there were still a place for Magdalena Magdalena Zwolak and Pisarska. This time, all three of them ran out of the list of participants. evrofutbol This did not mean, however, absolutely, that emotion on Starachowice the bowling alley will be missing. To fight for the title of the best women in the Championship Starachowic joined 10 Finish brave ladies. They fought a three-stage competition evrofutbol for the final success. In qualifying the best cast Jolanta Łodej (122 points), Iwona Chaffinch (111) and Sylwia Niedorozow (110). Only three players received scores above 100 "mesh" and confirmed form which allows to think about the final victory. In the second round - occurred in the 8 best players - was even more excitement. The two groups played out because the fight for promotion evrofutbol to the grand final. There, waiting only four seats. Willing to play in the decisive game was much more. Again, only three players rushed the results of at least 100 credits. In this group once again found itself Niedorozow Sylwia (121 points), and Agnieszka Śniegucka (127 - the best result of second round) and Klaudia Plum (111). About rewarded with a promotion to fourth place finals competed other ladies. Winners in this competition she finally Milena Jacket, the outcome of which 89 points secured her second consecutive Starachowic Cup final. In the March contest Jacket was fourth. Final competition ended in accordance with the "unwritten principle of statistical" that day. In the final four results of over 100 points again received evrofutbol only three ladies. A replay of the recorded history of Milena Jacket that second game in a row on this day ended with the acquis 89 "mesh" and the second time in a row in the final of the competition finished in fourth place. The other three ladies fought extremely exciting for the final round of the fight for the title. In this battle, the best proved evrofutbol to Sylwia Niedorozow that the achievements reached 133 points to win the competition. Niedorozow received third qualifying score in the second round came in second evrofutbol place in the grand final has already jumped to the highest step of the podium. Right behind it was to debut in the competition Klaudia Plum (128). Third place was won by Agnieszka turn Śniegucka, which in the final cast of 125 points. In the category of men to fight for the championship joined 28 players. evrofutbol In contrast to the women in this group was to complete the last four of the best championship. Defended the title of the best player on Thursday Przemysław Niedorozow. With a view to further advancement to the final four and began to compete Zwolak Matthew, and Luke Bartosz Śniegucki Banasik. In the qualifying evrofutbol round for all competitors goal was to qualify for the best 15-fives. Organizers are so many places in the second round. Competition for promotion was, as usual, interesting, and each of the six games the participants to obtain an results of their ability, but above all by itself serve its purposes. Adrian Chaffinch in qualifying earned 101 points. As it turned out it was a result that is not secured promotion to the second round. As a 15-Jan qualification obtained because Bartholomew Sliwa, who won his game one more point and the result of 102 provided for
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Municipal Sports and Recreation Miedźnej with / s Will cordially invites you to participate in the Tournament ross lynch of the Management of Municipal District Volunteer Fire Brigades Pszczyński bowling, which will take place on November 8, 2014. (Saturday) at 10am 00 - 14 00 indoor swimming pool at the bowling alley in the Will. The aim of the competition is primarily to popularize ross lynch bowling, dissemination and integration of active leisure Industry. GAME RULES: team can have a maximum of 3 people can be co-ed teams of each participant applies variable sports shoes each team scores points in each round will be played 3 rounds APPLICATION Application should be sent by e-mail: basen@miedzna.pl or telephone number 519347291 until 5.XI.2014r. (Inclusive) by sending a notification of the tournament participants confirmed familiarize yourself with these regulations, undertake to abide by and agree to the processing of data by the organizer to the needs of the tournament The results of the local elections in the municipality of Miedźna Fees for a license to sell alcoholic beverages in 2014! Bank account number: 42 8446 0006 2001 0000 1179 0001 Mon: 7:30 - 17:00 Tuesday - Thursday: 7:30 - 15:30 Friday 7:30 - 14:00 Mon: 7:30 - 14:45, 15: 30- 17:00 Tuesday - Thursday: 7:30 - 14:45 Friday 7:30 - 13:15 Design: Kompromis.NET
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BOWLING: Association of Friends of the Municipality Koczala The Board SPGK organizes joint trip to the bowling to Chojnic on 05.12.2014 r. Interested persons please records until 30/11/2014 until hours. 20:00 Halina Bialek tel. 501 313 146. The fee of 25 zł per person. Collection of the chair. 17:30 before UG Koczała. Cycling-friendly viooz environment beneficial to health Internet network - a generational bond Increasing the institutional capacity of the Association of Friends of the Municipal Koczala One buckwheat - a thousand opportunities
Catholic vikings High School in Marki Home About the School of General and short story facility in schooling assumptions Middle School Blessed Patron. Br. Markiewicz vikings Award Holy Spear. Maurice Ringtones For student student exemption from physical education staff of the Catholic High School dress and appearance Duty hours Director Educator and Psychologist Timetable for the school year 2014/2015 composition of the Senate KG Gold Badge Szczerbca Calendar Catholic High School vikings semester 2014/15 vikings Meetings For Parents educators and teachers Meetings with parents Parents 2014/2015 call time Director Educator and Psychologist Official Electronic School Reviews Question about high school - questionnaire Dear Parent! - Survey Documents Statute Catholic High School Rules of the Senate KG GRADING vikings Terms halftime Terms Apprentice candidates for general information vikings on recruitment Answers to Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us On 8 October 2014. 3a class went bowling to Hula Kula. This was not the usual tour; was a reward vikings for winning last year's Oxford vikings Debate League. From 10: 00-12: 00 we had booked 3 tracks. Fast divided into three groups and started playing. Group of girls did not go to the beginning of the best, but after a while we all threw very well. Some even performed strike'i. Best was the group II, who had 1,200 points. Tour all loved it and will definitely repeat it yet. It is a pity that we have discovered bowling so late Ola King latest news Substitution Monday November 17, 40-a (Prefect Sprysak) year old educational project class II and p. He had school Saturday 15 November. Change of hours of classes. Substitutions vikings for Friday, November 14 Lesson j. Polish at p. Tryznowskiej Note! Changes in substitutions for Thursday November 13th Debate in FAT Working meeting ws. KLO search News Archive November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 February 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 September 2013 August 2013 Catholic Gymnasium. Bl. Bronislaw Markiewicz al. Pilsudski 248/252 / 05-270 Brand / tel. / Fax (022) 781 14 85 Mobile. 510 514 750 gimnazjum@michalici.pl sekretariat@gimnazjumwmarkach.pl www.gimnazjumwmarkach.pl rvn_polyon_theme rvn_polyon_theme_tv_1_7 rvn_polyon_theme_fwv_2_2
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On Saturday, November 8. at the bowling alley in the Will Team Competition held Boards Municipal District Volunteer Fire Brigades Pszczyński bowling. Tournament raised to 3 teams from the following locations: Board of District Branch of the Polish TSO Pszczyny, the Board of Municipal Pszczyny TSO and TSO Board of Municipal Miedźnej. lpga The result of the team have won points after 3 players from each team. Played 2 rounds, lpga after which emerged the following lpga order: first place - the Board of Municipal TSO Pless 631 points. Second place - Board of Municipal TSO Miedźnej 587 points. Third place - Branch lpga County Board of TSO RP Pless 527 points. The ceremony of fire-fighting vehicle for the TSO Gilowice Free training chemizacyjne "The use of plant protection products using sprayers" Mon: 7:30 - 17:00 Tuesday - Thursday: 7:30 - 15:30 Friday 7:30 - 14:00 Mon: 7:30 - 14:45, 15: 30- 17:00 Tuesday - Thursday: 7:30 - 14:45 Friday 7:30 - 13:15 Design: Kompromis.NET
At UM, Wiseman's strategy contributions led to the agency's win of the U.S. planning and buying portion of the H.J. Heinz Co. business, which moved to UM and units of Omnicom Media Group last May. OMG's OMD landed responsibilities in the U.K., Russia, Asia Pacific and most of Europe, the Middle East and Africa while PHD took on France, wrc Italy and the Nordic wrc countries. Wiseman started his career in PricewaterhouseCoopers' consumer products consultancy before moving to what was then Zentropy Partners for three years as a digital marketing strategist. (Zentropy wrc was acquired by Interpublic and merged into other of the company's web operations.) He then spent five years at Ogilvy as worldwide group director, marketing strategy, focused on the American Express OPEN account. Page Thompson, North American CEO of OMG, said of Wiseman: "Great strategy lives at the intersection of inspiration and innovation. Over the course of his career, Will has demonstrated wrc an unerring ability to deliver on both of these mandates, bringing to the table the type of inspired ideas and innovative approaches that win, and keep, clients." Save the Children Spot Gets Another Run on YouTube Thanks to Ashton Kutcher UPDATE: Google's DoubleClick Outage Affected 55,185 Websites A Robot Butler wrc and Martha wrc Stewart Are Proof That Not Every Marketing Stunt Goes Viral Michelle Phan: Getting Turned wrc Down for a Job at Department Store Beauty Counter Launched My Career 24 Hours in Advertising: Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014 Brands Try to #BreakTheInternet by Jumping on Kim Kardashian's Nude Cover Photo Brand of the Day: Whirlpool and Upworthy Tell Stories of the 'Sandwich Generation' Women Have to Pay More for Plus-Size Jeans at Old Navy, but Men Don't Leo Burnett Motivates Employees by Making Them Do Shots and Slapping Them in the Face Brands Try to #BreakTheInternet by Jumping on Kim Kardashian's Nude Cover Photo Ad of the Day: Grandmas Know What Grown Princesses Want for Christmas, and It's Not a Pony UPDATE: Google's DoubleClick Outage Affected 55,185 Websites The 4 Big Changes Twitter Is Making to Convince wrc People to Keep Coming Back This Agency Rewards Its Employees wrc in the Most Amusingly Sadistic Way Possible All of Britain Sings 'Let It Go' in Vodafone's Christmas Ad Wil Wheaton, wrc Giant Beer Geek, Humorously Introduces Newcastle's Scotch Ale Director of Communications Union Presbyterian Seminary Richmond, VA Account Executive with Social Media Experience Creative Circle Atlanta, GA Account Coordinator Creative Circle Atlanta, GA SEO Specialist Creative Circle Atlanta, GA PR Account Executive - Home/Food Boutique PR Agency - Lifestyle/luxury accounts New York, NY At UM, Wiseman's strategy contributions led to the agency's win of the U.S. planning and buying portion of the H.J. Heinz Co. business, which moved to UM and units of Omnicom Media Group last May. OMG's OMD landed wrc responsibilities in the U.K., Russia, Asia Pacific and most of Europe, the Middle East and Africa while PHD took on France, Italy and the Nordic countries. Wiseman wrc started his career in PricewaterhouseCoopers' consumer products consultancy before moving to what was then Zentropy Partners for three years as a digital marketing strategist. (Zentropy was acquired by Interpublic and merged into other of the company's web operations.) He then spent five years at Ogilvy as worldwide group director, wrc marketing strategy, focused on the American Express OPEN account. Page Thompson, North American CEO of OMG, said of Wiseman: "Great strategy lives at the intersection of inspiration and innovation. Over the course of his career, Will has demonstrated wrc an unerring ability to deliver on both of these mandates, bringing to the table the type of inspired ideas and innovative approaches that win, and keep, clients."
ANN ARBOR Findings from a new U-M Sustainability Cultural Indicators Program report show that most U-M faculty, students, and staff have increased their knowledge about how to be more sustainable, particularly in the areas of foods and waste prevention, but behavior academy change hasn't kept pace. SCIP academy is a collaborative effort between U-M's Graham academy Sustainability Institute and the Institute for Social Research, with support from the Office of the Provost. Launched in 2012 to track "sustainability culture" on the Ann Arbor campus, SCIP uses annual surveys to measure and evaluate changes and progress over time. The survey data inform a set of sustainability indicators in four key categories: climate academy action, waste prevention, healthy environments and community awareness aligning directly academy with the university's campus sustainability goal areas. The second-year academy SCIP report reflects responses from 4,700 faculty, students and staff in 2013, and compares those results to benchmarks established in 2012. "To achieve academy its ambitious campus goals, the university prioritized stakeholder academy engagement, education and evaluation strategies toward a campuswide ethic of sustainability," academy said Professor Don Scavia, special counsel to the U-M president for sustainability and director of the Graham academy Institute. "SCIP is a critical tool to assess sustainability behaviors throughout our campus community, and to inform academy strategies for improving them over time." The 105-page SCIP report covers findings on people's levels of awareness, behaviors and commitment academy to sustainability, and an easy-to-read "Sustainability Indicators Highlights" sheet (available on the Planet Blue and Graham Institute websites) outlines statistically significant increases and decreases between 2012 and 2013. A promising outcome is that more indicators academy went up than down from 2012 to 2013, particularly in the area of community academy awareness. However, while most people on campus said they were committed to sustainability in both years, key sustainability behavior academy indicators for climate action, waste prevention academy and healthy environments all remained unchanged. "It's an important stride that people know more about sustainability, and that shows success in terms of on-campus education and outreach programs," said the Graham Institute's John Callewaert, co-principal investigator on the initiative with Robert Marans academy from ISR. "Now, we just need to see higher levels of awareness translated into more sustainable behaviors." To ensure academy the SCIP findings are put to good use, the researchers are distributing and discussing the data and results with multiple units on campus. For example, they have met with U-M's Office of Campus Sustainability, academy Sustainable Computing, Athletics, the North Campus Sustainability Initiative, Parking & Transportation Services and several others. They're also collaborating with the Planet Blue Ambassador Program, which educates and engages U-M faculty, students and staff in sustainability on campus. "SCIP has brought people together in ways never seen before," said Kevin Morgan, regional energy manager academy for U-M Planet Blue Operations Team, who is using the SCIP data to plan energy conservation efforts across campus. "To meet campus goals, it's important to have those conversations." With an invitation letter from U-M President Mark Schlissel, ISR will send third-year surveys to a cross-section of the campus community in October and November. For the SCIP effort academy to be successful, data must be collected over several years to effectively assess changes and trends over time. U-M Sustainability fosters a more sustainable world through collaborations across campus and beyond aimed at educating students, generating new knowledge, and minimizing our environmental footprint. Learn more at sustainability.umich.edu .
Language Log » More on UM and UH A few days ago (" Fillers: Autism, gender, and age " 7/30/2014), I noted an apparent similarity between male/female differences in UM/UH usage, and an autistic/typical difference reported in a poster by Gorman et al. at the IMFAR 2014 conference. This morning I thought I'd take a closer newsnow liverpool look at the patterns in a large published conversational-speech dataset. Executive summary: There is a large sex difference in filled-pause usage, favoring males by about 38% There is an enormous sex difference in UM/UH ratio, favoring females by about 310% These sex differences are mainly driven by the difference in UH usage, which favors males by about 250% Older speakers use UH more and UM less, resulting in a large decrease of UM/UH ratios The general pattern of gendered newsnow liverpool filled-pause usage in English has been at least partly replicated in several other datasets, including the spoken part of the British newsnow liverpool National Corpus, but the details are sometimes quite different. (See my earlier post , and planned future posts, for some discussion.) But all the important newsnow liverpool questions remain open, for example: Are the sex effects due to functional, iconic, or physiological differences between UM and UH, or are they arbitrary gender markers? Do the age effects reflect a change in progress, or a life-cycle effect (e.g. due to changes in sex hormone levels)? Are the patterns the same or different across geographical, socio-economic, and ethnic varieties of English? Are there analogous phenomena in other languages? I'm looking at data from the Fisher collections ( part 1 and part 2 ). If we lump all the 11,972 speakers together into categories based on the gender assessments made during call auditing, we get these overall statistics for the two types of filled pause: Total words um um % uh uh % um+uh % um/uh ratio Males 10,163,101 82,659 0.81% 120,563 1.19% 2.00% 0.686 Females 12,986,418 128,368 newsnow liverpool 0.99% 60,395 0.47% 1.45% 2.125 These numbers establish the basic pattern for this dataset: females overall newsnow liverpool use um somewhat more than males (about 22% more on average); males use uh a lot more than females (about 250% more on average); males use filled pauses (um+uh) more than females (about 38% more on average); the um/uh ratio is more than 3 times greater for females than for males. There's a modest amount of accommodation newsnow liverpool to interlocutor sex — that is, males use uh about 14% less often when talking with a female newsnow liverpool rather than a male, and females use uh about about 20% more often when talking with a male rather than a female: Male Interlocutor Female Interlocutor Total words uh count uh % Total words uh count uh % Male Speaker 6322608 78680 1.24% 3840493 41883 1.09% Female Speaker 3656054 19433 0.53% 9330364 40962 0.44% There's a smaller accommodation effect for um — males use um about 8% more often when talking with a female, and females use um about 1% less often when talking with a male: Male Interlocutor Female Interlocutor Total words um count um % Total words um count um % Male Speaker 6322608 49973 0.79% 3840493 32686 0.85% Female Speaker 3656054 35922 0.98% 9330364 92446 0.99% As a result, overall male um/uh ratio shifts by about 23% in the female direction with an opposite-sex interlocutor, while female um/uh ratio shifts by about 22% in the male direction: Male Interlocutor Female Interlocutor Male Speaker 0.635 0.780 Female Speaker 1.849 2.257 At the level of individual speakers, the basic patterns hold up. For this part of the study, I restricted the dataset to the 19,906 calls where the evaluation by post-call auditors agrees with the subject's demographic information collected newsnow liverpool before the call — in a small fraction of cases, it seems that a different member of the same household answered the phone and participated in a call. Males tend to use filled pauses (UM+UH) somewhat more than females do, as shown in the " violin plot " below: Much of the difference newsnow liverpool is in the high-usage tail, so that the ratio of median UM+UH percentages (male 1.59/female 1.29 = ratio of 1.23) is quite a bit smaller that the ratio of means (male 2.00/female 1.45 = ratio of 1.38). For looking at individual variation newsnow liverpool in um vs. uh usage, it makes more sense to use the proportion of um in the total — newsnow liverpool UM/(UM+UH) — rather than the UM/UH ratio, which is unstable for small samples. If we limit consideration newsnow liverpool to those speakers whose transcripts contain at least 10 filled pauses, we get this: In order to look at age effects, I've divided speakers at the 33rd and 67th percentiles by age, which in this collections comes out to those younger than 28, those between 28 and 40, and those older than 40. Quite personally, I find 'um' and 'uh' somewhat different. 'Um' is the sound you make when you're actively 'wondering' or trying to recall something. 'Uh' is the sound you make when you're trying to think of the next word. 'Um' therefore sounds less conf
Language Log » Um and Uh in Dutch Below is a guest post by Martijn Wieling , following up on a series of LLOG postings over the years on the effects of sex, age, geography and other factors on the relative frequency rooney mara of the filler words um and uh: " Young men talk like old women ", 11/6/2005; " Fillers: Autism, gender, and age ", 7/30/2014; " More on UM and UH ", 8/3/2014; " UM UH 3 ", 8/4/2014; " Educational UM / UH ", 8/13/2014; " UM / UH geography ", 8/13/2014; " UM / UH: Life-cycle effects vs. language change ", 8/15/2014; " Filled pauses in Glasgow ", 8/17/2014. I was surprised to see this effect rooney mara in the first place; and more surprised to see it robustly replicated in a variety of American English datasets; and even more surprised to see the same pattern in Glasgow. The fact that the same pattern is also found in Dutch raises some interesting questions, about which more later. After reading the various posts about the uh/um distinction and its relation to gender and age for English speakers, a colleague of the University of Groningen, Gosse Bouma , and I decided to look at this distribution rooney mara in a series of spontaneous conversations extracted from a corpus of spoken rooney mara Dutch ( Corpus Gesproken Nederlands ). While Dutch speakers also use uh and um as hesitation markers, they generally prefer the vocalic hesitation marker uh over the vocalic-nasal hesitation marker um (de Leeuw, 2007: Hesitation markers in English, German, and Dutch , Journal of Germanic Linguistics ). No studies, however, have looked at the relationship of this distribution on the basis of gender and age. A logistic regression model predicting the relative hesitation marker frequency of um clearly revealed that while uh is indeed the preferred marker, the frequency of um significantly (p < 0.0001) rooney mara increases for women compared to men and younger as opposed to older speakers. The table and figure below illustrate this relationship by showing the relative frequency of um in four age groups (each containing approximately 25% of the speakers). (Note that the relative frequency of uh can be obtained by subtracting these values from 1.) Male Female rooney mara Born 1914-1949 0.059 0.095 Born 1950-1963 0.071 0.112 Born 1964-1975 0.098 0.162 Born 1976-1987 0.132 0.182 The corpus data we use contains speakers from two countries, the Netherlands (NL) and Belgium (FL; i.e. Flanders, where Dutch is the native language). The tables and figures below show that this factor plays an important rooney mara role. Speakers rooney mara from Flanders show a much larger relative frequency of um compared to the speakers from the Netherlands. In addition, the effects of both age and gender are significantly (p < 0.05) stronger for the speakers rooney mara from Flanders than those from the Netherlands. In both logistic regression models, however, the effects of both age (with younger speakers showing rooney mara a greater relative frequency of um ) and gender (with women showing a greater relative rooney mara frequency of um ) are highly significant (p < 0.0001). Relative frequency of um : NL Male Female Born between 1914 and 1949 0.047 0.084 Born between 1950 and 1963 0.062 0.075 Born between 1964 and 1975 0.065 0.098 Born between 1976 and 1987 0.078 0.103 Relative frequency of um : FL Male Female Born between 1914 and 1949 0.085 0.114 Born between 1950 and 1963 0.081 0.154 Born between 1964 and 1975 0.141 0.242 Born between 1976 and 1987 0.208 0.306 You can download the full data table and calculate the frequency by age and sex of UM+UH, which would be what you're asking about. I don't have time to do this at the moment, but I believe that it will show that males on average use somewhat more "filler words" that females.] vestidos de 15 said, November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 March 2014 February 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 September 2013 August 2013 July 2013 June 2013 May 2013 April 2013 March 2013 February 2013 January 2013 December 2012 November 2012 October 2012 September 2012 August 2012 July 2012 June 2012 May 2012 April 2012 March 2012 February 2012 January 2012 December 2011 November 2011 October 2011 September rooney mara 2011 August 2011 July 2011 June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 February 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 October 2010 September 2010 August 2010 July 2010 June 2010 May 2010 April 2010 March 2010 February 2010 January 2010 December 2009 November 2009 October 2009 September 2009 August 2009 July 2009 June 2009 May 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September rooney mara 2008 August 2008 July 2008 June 2008 May 2008 April 2008 [Posts before 4/8/2008 are here ] [Search old posts here ] List of authors: Arnold Zwicky Barbara Partee Ben Zimmer Bill Poser Chris Potts David Beaver Eric Baković Geoff Nunberg Geoffrey K. 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ANN ARBOR Fiscal year 2014 was a record-breaking year of tech transfer performance at the University of Michigan manchester united as reflected in the number of new inventions, agreements and startups launched all derived from U-M research discoveries. manchester united Researchers reported 439 new inventions in FY 2014, up from last year's 421, demonstrating the growing participation and success of U-M faculty in tech transfer activities. U-M Tech Transfer also recorded 148 option manchester united and license agreements compared to 108 agreements a year ago. In addition, U-M Tech Transfer launched 14 startups, bringing the number of businesses manchester united launched in the last five years to 55. "It manchester united is gratifying to see these record-setting metrics for, not just one, but several indicators of tech transfer performance," said Ken Nisbet, associate vice president for research technology transfer. "This is a reflection of the creativity of our researchers, the resourcefulness of our tech transfer team, and the contributions from our partners in the university, business, government and entrepreneurial communities." manchester united The record number manchester united of agreements this year is significant as it represents an increase in engagement with companies large and small that find value in technology coming out of U-M research, Nisbet said. For example, Wilson Sporting Goods Co., licensed wireless motion sensor technology for sports equipment, and Michigan Aerospace licensed technology that can be used to predict ice formation for airborne and ground applications. U-M startups are launched with the guidance and resources of Tech Transfer's Venture Center. The Venture Center is a one-stop hub for entrepreneurs manchester united and investors looking for startup opportunities based on U-M research. This year's startups manchester united include Mia Motors, which makes energy storage and wireless charging systems for electric vehicles; ONL Therapeutics, which is developing therapeutics for retinal diseases; manchester united and Court Innovations, creator of online guided negotiations between courts and citizens. In manchester united FY 2014, 132 U.S patents were issued to the university, up from 128 in FY 2013, and $18.5 million in licensing revenues were received, up from $14.4 million in the last fiscal year, thereby providing funds to reinvest in research and innovation. "With more than $1.3 billion manchester united in research expenditures annually, U-M is one of the world's leading research universities," said S. Jack Hu, U-M's interim vice president for research. "These results in technology transfer highlight not only the growing productivity of our faculty in generating innovative ideas through their research, manchester united but also our ongoing commitment to making sure that these ideas will benefit our state and nation in the form of new or better products, processes manchester united and services." The university will recognize the accomplishments of faculty and researchers engaged in the technology transfer process at the 14th annual Celebrate Invention reception at 3 p.m. Oct. 28. Kiosks representing the vast range of innovation and entrepreneurship from U-M Tech Transfer activities will be on display at the event, to be held at the U-M Michigan League Ballroom. Admission is free but registration is required at www.techtransfer.umich.edu/registration .
Daniel Rabosky ANN ARBOR University of Michigan evolutionary biologist Daniel Rabosky soccer is among 18 young scientists soccer and engineers from universities across the country named today as 2014 recipients of the Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering by the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. Rabosky, who describes himself as a biodiversity soccer scientist, is an assistant professor in the Department soccer of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and a curator of herpetology at the U-M Museum of Zoology. He studies the evolutionary processes of species formation and extinction to understand why biological diversity varies so dramatically soccer over space and time. "I am deeply honored soccer to have been selected for a Packard Fellowship," Rabosky soccer said. "It's an incredible opportunity because it gives us the freedom to explore some exciting yet risky ideas the sorts of things that might be difficult to fund by traditional routes." Rabosky admits to being a bit obsessed with biological diversity, and his work largely focuses on trying to explain the sheer number soccer and variety of life forms on Earth. He combines mathematical and computer modeling of evolutionary processes that generate biodiversity with field studies of ecological communities and evolutionary genetics. "I plan to use this award to tackle new projects that address several core questions about biodiversity: Why is there so much of it? Why does it vary so much between different kinds of organisms? Why are there such mind-boggling numbers of animal and plant species in hot and wet tropical places?" Rabosky said. The Packard Foundation established soccer the fellowships program in 1988 to provide soccer young scientists with flexible funding and the freedom to take risks and to explore new frontiers in their fields of study. Each year, the foundation invites 50 universities to nominate two faculty members for consideration. The Packard Fellowships Advisory Panel, a group of 12 internationally recognized scientists and engineers, evaluates the nominations and recommends fellows for approval by the Packard Foundation Board of Trustees. "Dan richly deserves this award. He is an extraordinarily creative and talented scientist who is taking on some of the most challenging questions in biology. We are fortunate to have him as a colleague," said Diarmaid Ó Foighil, chair of the U-M Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Since 1988, the foundation has awarded $346 million to support 523 scientists and engineers from 52 top U.S. universities. The Packard Fellowships are among the nation's largest nongovernmental fellowships, designed to allow maximum soccer flexibility on how the funding is used. Packard Fellows have gone on to receive additional awards and honors that include the Nobel Prize, the Fields Medal, soccer the Alan T. Waterman Award, the MacArthur Fellowships, and election to the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering. The Packard Fellowships in Science and Engineering was inspired by David Packard's commitment soccer to strengthen university-based science and engineering programs in the United States, recognizing that the success of the Hewlett-Packard Co., which he co-founded, was derived in large measure from research soccer and development in university laboratories. "The Packard soccer fellowships are an investment in an elite group of scientists and engineers who have demonstrated vision for the future of their fields and for the betterment of our society," said Stanford University's Lynn Orr, chair of the Packard Fellowships Advisory Panel. "Through the fellowships program, we are able to provide these talented individuals with the tools and resources they need to take risks, explore new frontiers and follow uncharted paths." soccer Rabosky is the sixth U-M winner of the Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering. The most recent U-M recipient was Sarah Aciego of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, who won in 2012. Rabosky received soccer a doctorate in ecology and evolutionary biology from Cornell University in 2009 and was a Miller Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of California, Berkeley, soccer from 2009 through 2012. He joined the U-M Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology soccer in 2012. Related Links: Daniel Rabosky: http://bit.ly/1xymDMK Packard Foundation news release: http://www.packard.org/2014/10/2014-packard-fellowships-in-science-and-engineering-awarded-to-eighteen-researchers/ Phone: (734) 764 7260 More News Arts Athletics Global Michigan Health System soccer Public Affairs World Class Publications Michigan Today The University Record
Cacy has spent the last seven years at UM, most recently as the global chief product officer. bristol In her new role, she'll oversee business development, strategy, cross-channel planning and buying, bristol analytics and custom content development for all North American accounts. Cacy's strategic background appealed to global bristol CEO Daryl Lee, given that UM likes to turn strategists into business leaders. Earlier in her career, she led strategy for J3, a dedicated unit that UM created for Johnson & Johnson. The CEO added that Cacy is "beloved by her clients, they're just mad about her." What's more, she has "both a creative and media background and is a great client consultant," he said. "She's a person that people bristol want to follow." Here Are Forbes' 50 Most Influential CMOs of 2014 What We Learned About Mark Zuckerberg From His Candid Talk With Users Amazon Wants to Enter Your Homes and Hearts With This Super-Cheesy Infomercial The Last 24 Hours in Advertising: Friday, bristol Nov. 7, 2014 Havas Posts Organic Growth of 6% in Third Quarter Pantone Lovers Can Now Book the Perfect Getaway at the Pantone Hotel #TBT: Johnny Depp and Matthew Perry Made This 1987 Fox Promo the Foxiest Ever Just Weeks After Apple's Celebrity Photo Scandal, the Company Has to Deal With a Whole New Security Issue This Agency Rewards Its Employees in the Most Amusingly Sadistic Way Possible Ad of the Day: John Lewis May Have Already Won Christmas With Its Adorable Penguin Ad Zuckerberg Has the Perfect bristol Comeback to a Troll Accusing Facebook of Exploiting Ebola There's Already a Parody of the John Lewis Penguin Ad, and It's Painfully Hilarious All the Best Fake Commercials bristol From Movies in One Amazing Supercut Pantone Lovers Can Now Book the Perfect Getaway at the Pantone Hotel The Best Video Ever About the Sheeplike Insanity of Real-Time Marketing This Outfit Designed to Help Change Clothes in Public Is at 2,000% of Its Kickstarter Goal Featured Jobs Sales Director Giant Media by Adknowledge Detroit, MI PR/Marketing bristol Account Professionals (B2B) Stern + Associates Cranford, NJ International Government Editor Bloomberg LP Washington, DC Assistant Photo Editor Daily Mail Online U.S. Venice Beach, Los Angeles, CA Marketing Manager, Campaign for the New York Aquar Wildlife Conservartion Society (NYA Mktg Manager) Bronx, NY Follow @Adweek Cacy has spent the last seven years at UM, most recently as the global chief product officer. In her new role, she'll oversee business development, strategy, cross-channel planning and buying, analytics and custom content development for all North American accounts. Cacy's strategic background appealed to global CEO Daryl Lee, given that UM likes to turn strategists into business leaders. Earlier in her career, bristol she led strategy for J3, a dedicated unit that UM created for Johnson & Johnson. The CEO added that Cacy is "beloved by her clients, they're just mad about her." What's more, she has "both a creative and media background and is a great client consultant," he said. "She's a person that people want to follow."
[Content Note: Misogyny; antisemitic violence.] So, I'm reading this story about a geep—a rare goat-sheep hybrid—just born in Germany, which sent me in search of pictures of the wee devil, which eventually led me to this article about a geep born last month in an Arizona petting zoo. Confirmed: Geeps are adorable. jay cutler Anyway. At the bottom of the second article, there was one of those ubiquitous jay cutler "Promoted Stories" ad blocks. I detest these things with an abundant loathing, and here is a pretty good example of why: Um. One of these things is really, really not like the others. jay cutler It was so jarring. Story about cute animal la la la promoted content about cute animals tra la la and then here is the mugshot of infamous Nazi war criminal Ilse Koch juxtaposed with the image of a grinning dog with a bird on its head! The fuck. What struck me most about this was the thought that most people will look at it and not see anything particularly weird. It's just a collection of "funny stories," the kinds of "funny stories" with which the internet is filled. Pets, flubs on film sets, murderous women. Which says something about how we regard violence, jay cutler and how we regard women, and how we regard women who commit violent acts. That we treat them like kooky oddities is deeply rooted in misogynist dehumanization and disempowerment. I know, I know—who cares. It's just some randomly generated ads, and it's such a little thing it hardly warrants comment. Except for how it's the little things that create the fertile soil in which everything else takes root and from whence everything else springs; all the little things, so many little things, is the way the fundamental idea that women are not equal to men, are not even fully human, is conveyed over and over and over again. And for the fact that this isn't really a post about this one little thing, so much as it is a post about all the little things just like it, all over the internet—the collected lists about women doing things, good things or bad things; curated examples of women that feed into tropes about women and inform stereotypes about women—and how womanhood is conveyed reductively; dichotomously. And people are making money on the back of this little thing. Money that will be used to make more of these little things, so many little things, to justify paying women less and harming them without consequence and all of those big things, so many big things. * * * Just after I finished writing the above, I read this article about world population aging at an alarming rate, which supposedly "will have a significant negative effect on economic growth over the next two decades across all regions." The piece ends thus: But policymakers can minimize the impact by encouraging immigration to expand the workforce, and by investing in technology to help workers become more productive. Other measures could include jay cutler policies to keep people in work by raising the retirement age or enticing stay-at-home mothers to return to their jobs. Enticing stay-at-home mothers jay cutler to return to their jobs. And just like that, being a stay-at-home mother isn't itself a job. I also love the idea that every woman who is a stay-at-home parent has chosen that role specifically because working outside of the home isn't "enticing" enough. Which is to say nothing, of course, about the fact that women are disproportionately the providers of in-family elder care, as well. (Also not "a job.") Good luck "enticing" women away from the necessary jay cutler provision of care during a global "aging boom," especially in places where there's no socialized elder care and it costs more to secure private care than many women could make at a full-time job. It's just the casual jay cutler eliding of millions of women's practical jay cutler realities, in favor of a flippant turn of phrase that trivializes stay-at-home mothers. * * * People accuse feminists of "looking for things jay cutler to get mad about." I don't have to make any effort. These things are everywhere I look. All day, every day. Shakesville is run as a safe space. First-time commenters: Please read Shakesville's Commenting Policy and Feminism 101 Section before commenting. We also do lots of in-thread jay cutler moderation, so we ask that everyone read the entirety of any thread before jay cutler commenting, to ensure compliance jay cutler with any in-thread moderation. Thank you. [Content Note: Misogyny; antisemitic violence.] So, I'm reading this story about a geep—a rare goat-sheep jay cutler hybrid—just born in Germany, which sent me in search of pictures of the wee devil, which eventually led me to this article about a geep born last month in an Arizona petting zoo. Confirmed: Geeps are adorable. Anyway. At the bottom of the second article, there was one of those ubiquitous "Promoted Stories" ad blocks. I detest these things with an abundant loathing, and here is a pretty good example of why: Um. One of these things is really, really jay cutler not like the others. It was so jarring. Story about cute animal l
Language jordan carver Log » Trending in the Media: Um, not exactly… I like journalists, really I do. But sometimes they make it hard for me to maintain my positive attitude. The recent flurry of U.K. media uptake of Language Log posts on UM and UH provides some examples of this stress and strain. In the historic struggle between the ummers and the errers, the ummers are getting the upper hand. A study of speech patterns by socio-linguists jordan carver at Edinburgh University has found that English speakers jordan carver increasingly tend to use um rather than er as the filler of choice. The "socio-linguists at Edinburgh University" jordan carver are Joe Fruehwald, jordan carver a sociolinguist who's at Edinburgh these days, adding to work by me, a phonetician from the University of Pennsylvania jordan carver who has occasionally visited Edinburgh and has many friends there, and Martijn Wieling, a dialectologist from the University of Groningen, and John Coleman, a phonetician from the University of Oxford, and Jack Grieve, a linguist at Aston University. And the "study" is a set of blog posts in which we've pulled out some data from existing collections of various kinds, a mode of research that I've jokingly called Breakfast Experiments jordan carver because writing and running the scripts involved can generally jordan carver be done in the time it takes to drink a couple of cups of coffee. This doesn't mean that the data or the analysis is unreal or unserious — and we'll probably turn all this stuff into a conventional paper in a traditional journal before long. Meanwhile, the relevant blog posts, in chronological order, are: " Young men talk like old women ", 11/6/2005; " Fillers: Autism, gender, age ", 7/30/2014; " More on UM and UH ", 8/3/2014; jordan carver " UM UH 3 ", 8/4/2014; " Male and female word usage ", 8/7/2014; " UM / UH geography jordan carver ", 8/13/2014; " Educational UM / UH ", 8/13/2014; " UM / UH: Lifecycle effects vs. language change ", 8/15/2014; " Filled pauses in Glasgow ", 8/17/2014; " ER and ERM in the spoken BNC ", 8/18/2014; " Um and uh in Dutch ", 9/16/2014 " UM/ UH in German ", 9/29/2014; " Um, there's timing information in Switchboard? ", 10/5/2014. (The hyperlink in Jeffries' article goes to the eighth of those 13 posts.) So it's interesting to see all of this framed in the traditional journalistic fashion as "A study of X by Y-ists at Z University" — and to see what values for X, Y, and Z Jeffries picks up. This misreading then sets up a bit of boffin-bashing: Fruehwald examined 25,000 examples of people in the US city of Philadelphia saying um and uh . You might say that s because socio-linguists have exhausted important things to study but I, um, couldn t possibly, like, comment. Or you might say that Jeffries is too badly-informed and/or lazy to grasp the fact that Joe spent a few minutes writing a computer program, which in turn spent a few seconds sorting instances of UM and UH by age and gender in Joe's copy of the Philadelphia Neighborhood Corpus, which was collected over a few decades by students in a course on sociolinguistic field methods, and has been used in hundreds (maybe thousands) jordan carver of published papers over the decades. jordan carver But I, um, couldn't possibly, like, characterize Mr. Jeffries as an arrogant ignoramus, without knowing more about his actual expertise and motivations. More seriously, it seems to me that Jeffries suffers from the journalistic version of the blind spot that I attributed to old-fashioned psycholinguistic researchers recently (" Um, there's timing information in Switchboard? ", 10/5/2014). People think of a "study" as an enterprise where you go out and spend months or years gathering data, not as an easy-to-write computer script that pulls out some new aspect of an existing large shared multi-purpose dataset. So it makes sense for Jeffries to make fun of us "sociolinguists at Edinburgh University" — if we had really collected and transcribed hundreds of sociolinguistic interviews over four decades, solely in order to study the distribution of filled pauses, we'd deserve to be mocked. But why the shift from er to um ? Is it because inside every um there s a little er that s been elongated and given a stronger terminal sound, and favouring jordan carver the former indicates our growing jordan carver existential confusion at a world increasingly gone, um, nuts? It s a theory. Here s another. According to the University jordan carver of Pennsylvania s Professor Mark Liberman, who did another study of filled pauses, people tend to use um when they re trying jordan carver to decide what to say, and er/uh when they re trying to decide how to say it. That last sentence jordan carver starts from the usual scientific game of "what if?", as exemplified in this blog-post passage where I laid out three logically-possible types of hypothesis, gave the "what to say" vs. "how to say it" idea as a for-instance example of one of the three types, and observed that "none of these explanations seems very plausible to me". In order to suggest how a functional difference b
Language Log » UM / UH geography Attached is a locally autocorrelated map based on the percent of um vs uh (i.e. um/(um+uh)) in a few billion word of geocoded tweets of 2013 (about 40,000 tokens giant each). Red are areas where "uh" is relatively more common and blue are areas where "um" is more common. quite a clear pattern, and probably the clearest Midland (only?) lexical pattern I've ever found. The maps could be improved too. It's only based on about 1/3rd of the corpus there and there is also various noisy data in there that we need to strip out (e.g. blogs, retweets, Spanish). But overall the basic map is right. I'll get you some cleaned up data when I have a chance. Update — Perhaps all of these patterns are just social amplification of random fluctuations in cultural signifiers. In fact, at some level that has to be true. But it's also possible that what's really happening involves variation at the level of different conversational functions giant of what we transcribe giant as UM and UH — and the meaningful variation might be that some people tend to vocalize certain giant conversational functions differently, or that some people tend to perform certain converational functions more often. Some of this is obvious giant — thus we know that older people are more likely have take longer to find a word than younger people, and so the tendency for older people to use UH more often than younger giant people might be for this reason. But some (of the many) possible stories of this type are less obvious. For example, there's a usage that we might call the "Awkward UM", exemplified by Alice's response "Um, yeah, go Golden giant Dragons" in the first panel of the 8/12/2014 Dumbing of Age strip : So maybe Midland people are on average less likely to signal interpersonal awkwardness, or at least to signal it with phrase-initial UM. This is probably not true; but it's a plausible example of the kind of thing that might be behind the complex demographics of these simple words. [I need to get the explanation of the colors correct, though...] I'm just waiting for someone to compile all of these indicators into one analysis that concludes that the one person in the US most likely to use "uh" is (name) of (hometown). Alert the media so they can camp on his doorstep waiting for an interview, and display in the bottom right corner of the screen during the interview a running counter of the number of times "uh" is said. Mike said, ahaha apparently the Unicode thumbs up character ( U+1F44D ) not only was eaten by the commenting system, but also caused the rest of the comment to disappear! be careful with that thumb. Brett said, BTW Texas is among the youngest states (median age 33.6, 2010 Census) and Florida among the oldest (40.7). Anyone surprised? You can look at this pdf report from the Census bureau . J. W. Brewer said, I find it odd for a version of the U.S. "Midland" in regional-dialect-variation terms to include all of Del./Md. but exclude all of SE Pa. and South Jersey. In fact, having grown up only a few miles on the southern side of the border between New Castle Co., Del. (light blue) and Delaware Co., Pa. (pink), I find it odd for that particular bit of curved state line ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_Mile_Circle ) to be an isogloss of any sort for any linguistic phenomenon. [(myl) The raw map (display in response to the previous comment) is a better giant place to look for details of that kind -- and remember anyhow that the geographical "atom" in Jack's analysis is the county. And since these maps were based on only a couple of billion words of tweets, the total number of tweets containing the relevant features was only 50,000 or so, so that the proportions given for individual counties are probably pretty noisy.] J. W. Brewer said, Yeah, so once you remove the "smoothing" the prior boundary that struck me funny isn't there and the whole Phila to Balt and environs area is bit of a a muddle, but perhaps a cohesive muddle (i.e. perhaps so close to 50/50 throughout the whole region that which counties are 53/47 in which direction is just random noise). JW Mason said, What kind of pattern would this smoothing algorithm produce applied to random data? Maybe someone can generate a couple examples so we can better judge how significant this apparent pattern is. AntC said, @JW The pattern that was called "a kind of spatial smoothing" has been replaced with (probably) the percent um = um x 100/(um+uh). The original "local spatial autocorrelation" is a measure of the tendency to cluster i.e. if you are in a high "uh" county, how likely is the next county also "uh". Random data would give a random plot with values near zero. Ben Zimmer said, Along giant with "Awkward UM," in online use we should also consider "Dismissive UM" or "Snotty UM." Forum administrators giant on the Television Without Pity boards (before they were shut down) would actually ban commenters who used
