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Affect in Foreign Language and Second Language Learning: A Practical Guide to Creating a Low-Anxiety Classroom Atmosphere by Dolly Jesusita Young, 1998-11-20
Plain Language for Lawyers by Michele M. Asprey, 2010-05-31
Equational Logic as a Programming Language (Foundations of Computing) by Michael J. O'Donnell, 1985-05-30
Visual Language: Global Communication for the 21st Century by Robert E. Horn, 1999-04-01
Peter Norton's Assembly Language Book for the IBM PC (Peter Norton Foundation Series) by Peter Norton, 1989-05
The C++ Programming Language: Special Edition by Bjarne Stroustrup, 2000-02-11
SPARC Architecture, Assembly Language Programming, and C (2nd Edition) by Richard Paul, 1999-08-08
Natural Language Understanding (2nd Edition) by James Allen, 1994-08-13
Empires of the Word: A Language History of the World by Nicholas Ostler, 2006-07-01
Engage the Brain: Games,Language Arts, Grades 6-8 by Marcia L. Tate, 2008-02-28
Natural Language Processing for Online Applications: Text Retrieval, Extraction and Categorization by Peter Jackson, Isabelle Moulinier, 2007-06-15
Beyond Methods: Components of Language Teacher Education by Kathleen Bardovi-Harlig, Beverly S Hartford, 1997-03-01
The JR Programming Language: Concurrent Programming in an Extended Java by Ronald A. Olsson, Aaron W. Keen, 2004-07-06
Handbook of Logic and Language

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Suomalais-ugrilainen Kielentutkimus - Turun Yliopisto
Faculty, courses, research projects. Bilingual site (Finnish and English).
http://www.utu.fi/hum/sgr/
RASK : Humanities And Social Sciences : Language And Literature : Finno-Ugrian L
Humanities and Social Sciences, FinnoUgrian languages - general Minoritylanguages of Russia on the net Full description
http://rask.ub.uu.se/browse.cfm?ID=63&eng
Conference: Language In Borneo: Unities And Diversities
general information on this conference on the latest research findings about languages, language classification and language use in Borneo held November 2829, 1997 at National University of Malaysia, Bangi, Selangor.
http://w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de/~wm/ML/LangBornConf.html

Extractions: 28-29 November 1997 Throughout Borneo (Brunei, Malaysia and Indonesia), tens of languages and many variants are spoken. In the last decade efforts to describe and subgroup these languages have made considerable progress. Some of these research results have been published but many theories and discoveries have been set forth but not yet widely communicated. This conference intends to provide a forum for the presentation of the most recent research findings about languages, language classification and language use in Borneo. The theme was chosen to offer an opportunity for analyses about sub-grouping, areal features, dialect studies and descriptions, both structural and socio-linguistic. Moreover, a special session will be organized on Borneo's oral traditions so that culture, literature and linguistic specialists can join forces and share insights. This conference will be held at The National University of Malaysia (Bangi, Selangor) on 28-29 November 1997 in cooperation with the University's Institute of the Malay World and Civilisation, JAKO' (the Borneo-Kalimantan Language Network) and other bodies. Papers should be presented in either Malay (Malaysian or Indonesian) or English. If you are interested, please send the title and abstract of your paper before 1 May 1997 to: Secretariat
RASK Humanities And Social Sciences Language And Literature
Humanities and Social Sciences Language and literature Romance languages general. Humanities and Social Sciences, Romance languages - general
http://rask.ub.uu.se/browse.cfm?ID=76&eng
Literacy In Two Languages: Best Of Both Worlds - 64th IFLA General Conference -
The TwoWay Immersion Program at the L.A. Morgan Academy of Fine Arts, Galveston, Texas.
http://www.ifla.org/IV/ifla64/075-153e.htm

Extractions: Clear Lake, USA The Two-Way Immersion Program at the L.A. Morgan Academy of Fine Arts, Galveston Independent School District in the Houston, Texas area, provides 90% of instruction in Spanish for a kindergarten, first, and second grade class. Children from two language groups, approximately an even number of native Spanish and English speakers, learn together and support each other's second language acquisition. Spanish literature and the Spanish version of Johns Hopkins University's "Success for All" reading program are used for instruction. Initial success in the program seems to come from dedicated teachers, students, parents, and administrators. What makes it possible for children to achieve a smooth transition from speaking, writing, and reading in their mother tongue to the majority language of the country in which they live? The Houston/Galveston metropolitan area of Texas provides a fertile environment for the implementation of reading programs that provide just this type of transition. Many persons who emigrate from Spanish-speaking countries come to the Houston/Galveston area. This Spanish-speaking population is reflected in the large number of Hispanic students in the Houston/Galveston area.1 Oral proficiency and literacy in Spanish and English increases learning and career opportunities for all students, so it is especially important for children in this part of the country to have the opportunity to develop these skills in both languages. This can be accomplished through participation in a two way bilingual education program.
Plebius Press : Programming Languages - General
Psychology and philosophy news and discussion forums.
http://psychology.plebius.org/store/search/book/Programming Languages - General
Orbis Latinus :: The Languages :: Latin Language :: Table Of Contents
Descriptive, historical and alternative grammars with historical and general information about Latin.
http://orbilat.com/Languages/Latin/index.html
Plebius Press : Programming Languages - General
Psychology and philosophy news and discussion forums.
http://psychology.plebius.org/store/search/books/Programming Languages - General
ARMY - Adjutant General's Corps
Provides information on the AGC Training Group's specialist schools the Defence Animal Centre, Defence School of languages, Royal Military Police Training School, School of Finance and Management, School of Employment Training and Army School of Training Support.
http://www.atra.mod.uk/atra/agctraininggroup/index.htm
Bristol University - School Of Modern Languages - General Information
University of Bristol, School of Modern languages.
http://www.bristol.ac.uk/sml/geninfo/

Extractions: skip menus School of Modern Languages contacts a-z index ... help GENERAL INFORMATION Committee Representatives Constitution Useful Sites Mailing Lists ... SML General Information Photograph of Dr Flanagan ( German Department ) and Dr Chitnis ( Russian Department ) in LT3 on an Open Day This part of our web site is designed for expressing internal business such as staff details, our constitution and committee members. We hope this will be useful for you. We envisage that staff and students will find these areas of most help, but potential applicants and external bodies should also find some of these links useful. University home about this site terms and conditions feedback University of Bristol School of Modern Languages
Interlink School Of Languages
Offers general English at all levels, and study for TOEFL, Cambridge, IELTS and LCCI certificates. Cape Town, South Africa.
http://www.interlink.co.za/
Ivy Tech Community College Of Indiana - General Education
A general education course designed to acquaint students with the fiction students capacity to use the language and to appreciate Hispanic cultures.
http://www.ivytech.edu/fortwayne/gess/engforlang.html
Majeri Law Office ( Libyan Law Firm )
general practice firm offering services and legal advice in Arabic and English languages. Includes client list, brief profiles of the staff, and partner firms outside Libya.
http://www.majeri.com/

Extractions: Majeri law Firm is situated in the most important commercial street in Tripoli Libya. We are dedicated to employing people who are able to provide high quality professional legal advice in Arabic and English languages. The office manager Sghair Majeri graduated from faculty of law, Libyan university Benghazi on 1971, on 1984 the manager has been awarded post graduate diploma in diplomatic studies from Polytechnic of Central London. U.K, on 1985 has been awarded M.A degree from University of Salford.U.K, on 1971 appointed as public prosecutor in Ministry of Justice, on 1979 transferred to the Libyan Supreme Court, on 1992 resigned from the Supreme Court and established the Law Office. Mr. Mohamed Tumi is graduated from faculty of law Gharyounis University Benghazi on 1990.
Subject: Germanic Languages - General
Subjects (543) Humanities and religion languages and linguistics. Germaniclanguages general. Number of records 0. This list was generated on Wed Jun
http://www.handels.gu.se/epc/view/subjects/A48.html
Where Is Squeak Headed?
Morphic's home now, as a classbased implementation, in a new, open source, graphics model for Smalltalk, based on the Morphic interface to Self. Much simpler and yet more general than the model used in many other object oriented languages MVC.
http://st-www.cs.uiuc.edu/squeak/headed.html

Extractions: There are two orthogonal forces at work in the Squeak team, with which we have been able to make two kinds of progress. These have most recently been articulated in Alan Kay's allusion to Arthur Koestler's metaphor of progress in two planes: the incremental improvement plane (which Alan calls the "pink" plane) and the paradigm shift (or "blue") plane. ("The Act of Creation", Arthur Koestler, 1964, Arkana Reissue Edition, Paperback, ISBN: 0140191917) The forces in the pink plane have to do with making an ever-better Smalltalk-80 system that can serve a wide spectrum of research and academic needs, while leveraging off the large body of ST-80 documentation, existing code archives, and synergy with high-performance industrial ST-80 systems. In this plane Squeak's high level of compatibility with the ST-80 language (and even with the MVC display architecture) is a plus, and the current forces of progress are aimed at a higher performance interpreter, with support for block closures, exception handling, as well as some answer to various needs for finalization. There is an active crew, led by Ian Piumarta, working on the first two items, and we are holding a couple of solutions to the latter issues in abeyance until the new interpreter is incorporated and running stably. The forces in the blue plane have to do with a completely different graphics model, evolution of the language model, and hopefully an even simpler yet more powerful language kernel. Each of these constitutes significant change, and is thus at odds with various entrenched interests. At the same time we feel that each offers significant benefits. A fair portion of the new graphics model, based on the Morphic interface to Self is already running and can be explored in the Play With Me windows of the release. While some parts of Morphic have not been honed to peak performance like other parts of the system, many are much simpler and yet more general. With the next release you will see presentation graphics support such as drop shadows and gradient fills, as well as desktop publishing capabilities including linked text frames, text flow inside and around arbitrary shapes, and letter kerning.
Subject: Semitic Languages - General
Subjects (543) Humanities and religion languages and linguistics. Semiticlanguages general. Number of records 0. This list was generated on Wed Jun
http://www.handels.gu.se/epc/view/subjects/A55.html
Books International - Books From Israel - Home
Seller of books published in Israel in English and other languages by various generalinterest, museum, and university publishers. Ships worldwide.
http://www.booksinternational.com

Extractions: We supply books published in Israel to individuals, libraries, institutions, organizations throughout the world: books on Judaism, jewish books, israeli books, responsa, sheelot utshuvot, hebrew books, books in hebrew, judaica books, israeli jewish books, judaic books, books of every kind, including academic, general or religious. Shop in Israel, buy in Israel, support Israel, buy haggadas from Isreal, buy israel haggadot New books: Oren: heiress, ha-yoreshet, A.B. Yehoshua: Shlihuto shel ha-memune al mashave enosh, Leon Uris: Exodus; Yosef Guri: let's hear gook new only (blessing and curses in Yiddish; Leiman-Wiltzig: A torah's journey (Ilan Ramon torah scroll) Most books are in Hebrew or English, but more than 10 other languages are well represented. Naturally, we supply Judaica and books of Jewish interest, books in Yiddish. We also specialize in history, Holocaust and archeology. Other special publishers include Yad Vashem books, Koren publishers, Mossad ha-rav kook, and Jewish Theological Seminary of America (JTSA). On our Dictionaries page, we have over 200 Hebrew dictionaries: Hebrew-English dictionary, Hebreu-Francais dictionaire, ebreo-italiano, Hebreo-Espanol Diccionario, Hebraisch-Deutsch Woerterbuch Russian-Hebrew and Hebrew-Russian dictionaries. And the Etymological Dictionary by Klein, Even Shushan Shoshan, Zilberman, Weinbach Lauden, Avneyon, rosh ba-rosh, word by word, mila ba-mila, classical dictionary of Hebrew idioms, dictionary of opposites and pairs, dictionary of Hebrew synonyms, Kore ba-shem, Stern's milon h-foal, Reicher: Neyer verterbukh yiddish, Basic pocket Hebrew-Russian, kernerman's Oxford (Levy), Amir's Hebrew-Russian. Bible Biblical Talmudic Concordances.
Department Of Foreign Languages - General Information
The Department of Foreign languages with the aim of education and research beganits activities in 1988. This Department offers ESP courses for students
http://www.basu.ac.ir/faculties/art/foreignindex.html

Extractions: Department of Foreign Languages About Dep. Chairman Faculty Members General Information The Department of Foreign Languages with the aim of education and research began its activities in 1988. This Department offers ESP courses for students studying at different departments in the university. Today, the department of foreign languages has 8 full-time faculty members who have graduated from different universities around the world. Admission to this department is achieved through a nationwide entrance examination held annually by the Ministry of Science , Research and Technology.
NHK - Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Combines general service broadcasts in English and Japanese, and regional service broadcasts in local languages.
http://www.nhk.or.jp/englishtop/
Modern Languages - General Courses
general courses modern languages department courses offered, Modern languages.other courses spanish french korean La Sierra University
http://www.lasierra.edu/departments/languages/generalcourses.html

Extractions: the study of the fundamental structure of a language other than one of those with a designated La Sierra University prefix. Audio, video, and computer exercises reinforce materials studied in class. May be repeated for credit provided a different language is chosen. This difference will be indicated by the letters of the alphabet; e.g. MDLG 101B is Arabic I, 4 units.

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