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Free speech and plain language (Essay index reprint series) by Albert Jay Nock, 1968
The Pinocchio Catalogue: Being a Descriptive Bibliography and Printing History of English Language Translations and Other Renditions Appearing in the United ... and Indexes in World Literature)
English-Egyptian Index of Faulkner's Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian (Aids and Research Tools in Ancient Near Eastern Studies : Vol 1) by David Shennum, 1977-12
A Motif-Index of Medieval Catalan Folktales (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies) by Edward J. Neugaard, 1993-08
Notes and Index to Sir Herbert Grierson's Edition of the Letters of Sir Walter Scott by James C. Corson, 1979-09-20
Motif-Index of Folk Narratives in the Hispanic Romancero (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies) by Harriet Goldberg, 2000-07
Index Guide to College Journals by Elizabeth Malia, 1999-01-21
Mystery Index: Subjects, Settings, and Sleuths of 10,000 Titles by Steven Olderr, 1987-08
Cd-Rom Periodical Index: A Guide to Abstracted, Indexed, and Fulltext Periodicals on Cd-Rom (Supplements to Computers in Libraries) by Pat Ensor, Steve Hardin, 1992-05
Proper Names Master Index: A Comprehensive Index of More Than 200,000 Proper Names That Appear As Entries in Standard Reference Works
Subject Encyclopedias: User Guide, Review Citations, and Keyword Index [Parts I & II] by Allan Mirwis, 1999-05-20
The Children's Song Index, 1978-1993: by Kay Laughlin, Ann Branton, et all 1995-12-15
An Index to Dialect Maps of Great Britain (Varieties of English Around the World General Series) by Andreas Fischer, Daniel Ammann, 1991-10
Ireland's Index to Inspiration, A Thesaurus of Sources for Speakers and Writers by Joseph W. Sprug, 1993-05-01

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Castle Languages - Multilingual Solutions For A Multilingual World
Translation company based in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom.
http://www.castlelanguages.co.uk

Extractions: E-mail: lisacastillo@castlelanguages.co.uk Home Language Services Current Vacancies ... Overseas Property At Castle Languages we treat our language specialists with the respect and consideration that they have worked for and deserve. + Learn more Castle Languages offers a range of language services to accommodate private and public sector services and businesses and individual clients alike. Trading successfully since 2002, the many years of experience acquired by hundreds of different service providers working for Castle Languages enables us to offer you, the client, a tailor-made solution to meet all your language needs. + Learn more about Castle Languages An international database of qualified and experienced language professionals means that Castle Languages is able to meet all your language needs. + High quality translations with rapid turnaround. + Translators experienced in their language pairs and the language of your sector. + Translations in the format of your choice. + Advice on cultural issues and sensitivities if required.
Computer Languages History
A Computer languages timeline, 1954 to present, printable chart. Includes links to home page for many languages.
http://www.levenez.com/lang/
Languages
A student who wishes to begin a new foreign language should take intensive In addition to English, the languages taught at SAIS include Arabic, Chinese,
http://www.sais-jhu.edu/languages/

Extractions: Information for new students Languages Offered Faculty Exams and Enrollment ... Schedules Course Schedules Language Studies Manual Procedural and Registration Information Language Brochure Language Events Enrolling for Courses ... Contact Information Welcome Adequate preparation for any career in international relations requires the ability to use at least one foreign language for general and professional purposes. Since this is not usually acquired in undergraduate work, SAIS offers intensive and specialized language instruction. A student's background, area of study and career objectives determine the language to be studied. A student who wishes to begin a new foreign language should take intensive introductory work during the summer before entering SAIS. Many students find it necessary to enroll in intensive language programs during the first and second years. Students who plan to take Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Russian and who do not have a sound background in these languages should be prepared to take one summer of additional instruction at their own expense in order to reach the level necessary to pass the proficiency examination. Demonstrated proficiency in a modern foreign language widely used in international communication rather than essentially in one country is a requirement for the M.A. degree. Criteria include the ability to understand conversation, a command of the spoken language sufficient for the exchange of ideas in conversation with a native speaker, and the ability to read primary sources and other materials in the international relations field with accuracy and relative speed. Ph.D. candidates must acquire the ability to read primary sources or other materials in international relations in one or two foreign languages. Language proficiency examinations are given in September, December and May.
Constructed Language - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
An encyclopedia entry describing constructed languages, including sections on auxiliary languages, artistic languages, and logical languages.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructed_languages

Extractions: (Redirected from Constructed languages An artificial or constructed language (known colloquially as a conlang among aficionados ), is a language whose phonology grammar and vocabulary are specifically devised by an individual or small group, rather than having naturally evolved as part of a culture as with natural languages . Some are designed for use in human communication (usually to function as international auxiliary languages ), but others are created for use in fiction, linguistic experimentation, secrecy ( codes ), or for the experience of doing so ( artistic languages language games ). These languages are sometimes associated with constructed worlds The synonym planned language is sometimes used when referring to international auxiliary languages , and by those who may object to the more common term "artificial". Some speakers of Esperanto avoid the term "artificial language" because they deny that there is something "unnatural" in communicating in this language. However, outside the Esperanto community the term language planning refers to prescriptive measures taken regarding a natural language. In this regard, even "natural languages" may be submitted to a certain amount of artificiality, and in the case of
Dictionary Of Programming Languages
Compendium of computer coding methods assembled to provide information and aid appreciation for computer science history.
http://cgibin.erols.com/ziring/cgi-bin/cep/cep.pl

Extractions: List of Names Short Form Full Form To search for languages in the dictionary type a name or regular expression into the text field below, then click on the Find button. in All fields Name only Cross-refs Link URLs display List Short Full Information about the dictionary: Here are some other sites that have surveys or dictionaries of programming languages. Pretty broad list, with short descriptions and links for most entries. Also includes some data-description and formatting languages. [Large flat HTML file with links] As part of the TUNES project, F. Rideau is examining all existing languages, operating systems, virtual machines, and UI systems. This language list is pretty broad, contains both subjective and objective critique of the various languages, and the related reviews under the main
Mts Languages International - Sprogrejser,sprogkurser,sprogskoler Og Universitet
Denmark based language travel (Sprachreisen/ sprogrejser) site, many languages (in Danish)
http://home9.inet.tele.dk/mtssprog
Welcome To Certified Languages International
Telephone interpretation and translation for hospitals, banks and insurers.
http://www.certifiedlanguages.com/
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SALISH AND NEIGHBORING LANGUAGES
Conference reports on Salish and other languages. Some links given.
http://www.cas.unt.edu/~montler/icsnl.htm

Extractions: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SALISH AND NEIGHBORING LANGUAGES The 39th International Conference on Salish and Neighboring Languages will be hosted by the Squamish Nation and will take place in North Vancouver, British Columbia on August 11-13, 2004. Papers on all aspects of the study, preservation, and teaching of Salish and neighboring languages are welcome. Papers for the ICSNL should be submitted by Friday, May 28, 2004, and will be printed and distributed prior to the conference by the University of British Columbia Working Papers in Linguistics, as was done last year. There are no page limits. Electronic submissions are encouraged. Word files with any special fonts will be accepted; however, PDF files are preferred. A style sheet is available at http://www.linguistics.ubc.ca/UBCWPL/ . Contact the editors at Linguistics- UBCWPL@arts.ubc.ca for updated information.
Languages Other Than English
A variety of professional development resources for LOTE teachers, from the Tasmania Department of Education.
http://www.discover.tased.edu.au/lote/
Untitled Document
Provides translation and interpretation in most languages.
http://www.multi-languages.com/
KBS WORLD Radio
RKI (Radio Korea International), an international broadcast service. Information and connection to live Real Audio broadcasts. RKi brings 10 languages news and Korean songs.
http://rki.kbs.co.kr/
LANGUAGES AND THE MEDIA
Dec 46, 2002 in Berlin, German. Mainly for those in the media industry and language industry specialist. Includes conference theme, registration fees, registration forms, conference structure, call for papers
http://www.languages-media.com/files/main.htm

Extractions: LANGUAGES AND THE MEDIA Digital technologies are changing the media landscape, improving the technical quality of media products and diversifying distribution. But what about the content? Are viewers getting what they want in the languages and form they want? Does it make marketing sense for broadcasters and license holders to provide multilingual versions? What about media products for the blind and hard-of-hearing? Is equal access to the media a right or simply sound marketing logic? If interactivity is more than just a buzzword, what role does language play in broadcasters' strategies? What are the new media trends and what part does language transfer play in them? Programme distributors have to be sensitive to consumers' wishes if they want to market their products successfully. For this reason, the 4th International Languages and the Media conference and exhibition has chosen Viewers, Languages and Marketing
Mesoamerican Languages Documentation Project
Lexicon, phonology, and morphosyntax of selected MijeSokean languages Oluta and San Miguel Chimalapa Soke. Translations to/from Spanish and English.
http://www.albany.edu/anthro/maldp/

Extractions: This site presents the aims, history, and results of research by the Project for the Documentation of the Languages of Mesoamerica, internally known as the "Snake Jaguar Project". The pages that describe the aims and history of the Project, and instructions for access to and use of posted materials, are updated at moderately frequent intervals. The online databases and the NO FRAMES version that we are making available will be updated only at intervals of about a year or more. Papers by project members are posted irregularly. This page was last revised on April 17, 2001. In 1993 we began a project to document the lexicon, phonology, and morphosyntax of selected Mije-Sokean languages, which by 1995 was extended to all living Mije-Sokean languages. Besides the value of the work for its own sake, this documentation was undertaken in order to facilitate a reconstruction of the proto-Mije-Sokean protolanguage. This reconstruction, and the documentation of the individual Mije-Sokean languages, was to serve as a resource for revising and extending the decipherment of Epi-Olmec writing (Justeson and Kaufman 1993, 1996 [1994], 1997). In 1995 the Project began research on 5 [JCH, CHI, CHO, LCH, ZEN] of a projected 11 Sapotekan languages. These were to be documented, the ancestral proto-Sapotekan language was to be reconstructed, and the reconstruction, along with the documentation of the individual Sapotekan languages, was to help in the decipherment of Sapoteko hieroglyphic writing, which had been under way since 1992. In 1996 research on 4 more Sapotekan languages [ATE, ZAN, COA, YAI] was started. Work is not yet effectively under way on CUI and YTZ. There are arguably more than 11 Sapotekan languages; they fall into 6 branches: since we could not reasonably document them all, at least one language from each of the branches had to be documented, plus any additional languages that promised to be straightforwardly useful for reconstructing proto-Sapotekan, proto-Sapoteko, and proto-Chatino. This set of languages contained 11 members.
Cetus Links: 18,452 Links On Objects And Components / Languages & Development En
Over 11,000 links on objects and components.
http://www.cetus-links.org/top_languages.html

Extractions: Main Area # Links Section # Links Subsections # Links Languages General Information ABAP Objects Ada BETA .NET .NET C# C++ C++ V i s u a l C + + CLOS / Common Lisp COBOL ... Dylan Eiffel Eiffel E i f f e l / L i b r a r i e s Java Java / General J a v a / A P I s J a v a / D a t a b a s e s J a v a / T o o l s ... Java Support JavaScript JavaScript J S c r i p t Modula-3 Oberon-2 / Component Pascal ... Simula Smalltalk Smalltalk S q u e a k Tcl/Tk Visual Basic Visual Basic V B S c r i p t Visual Foxpro Home ... Link to Cetus
Deaf Culture & Sign Languages Of The Global Village
Explores the extremely tightlyknit deaf communities that exist to preserve friendships and facilitate interaction. Also examines how sign language can allow people from different regions of the world to communicate.
http://library.thinkquest.org/11942/
Policy Specification Languages
Two languages to express security policies. Keynote language more general, express most kinds of policy in form that can be used to automatically test conditions expressed in same format. Security Policy Specification Language, SPSL more limited, for communications security policies; easily usable to implement firewall rules, control IPSEC connections.
http://www.nixu.fi/~minna/draft2.html
Weird Programming Languages
Yet another list of obfuscated programming languages.
http://members.tripod.com/rkusnery/weird.html

Extractions: setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Free Games Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Created in 1972, the Mother of All (intentionally) Weird Programming Languages. A language designed to be as different as possible from all others. It is quite a success, except that it operates on binary numbers (fixed in TriINTERCAL) and it is one-dimensional. (Is that the same Don Woods who wrote Adventure?) Brian Raiter's INTERCAL Page ESR's INTERCAL Page alt.lang.intercal a newsgroup for the discussion of INTERCAL (or other weird languages, since they don't have their own newgroups) CLC-INTERCAL Object Oriented Quantum INTERCAL Threaded INTERCAL INTERCAL with multithreading. Designed to be the smallest compiler ever. has eight very simple instructions. a nightmare to do math in. the only data structure is a big array with a pointer that points to one element. (Originally it was an array of longwords but now it's an array of bytes.) Said to be "the language that is as obscene as its name". (My Programs page has a featureful debugger for this language (for MS-DOS only) and a compiler (written in this language) and a program called BFINIT which I used to generate data initialization code for the compiler, among other things. Also
NetLearn Languages - The Online Language School For Live Internet English, Spani
Online language school. Study English and other languages live with a teacher over the Internet.
http://www.nll.co.uk/

Extractions: Welcome to NetLearn Languages - the home of live, online language learning! Let us help you improve your language skills! With us you can study English French, Spanish Italian Dutch, German, Russian Croatian and other languages live via the Internet with qualified and experienced native-speaker teachers. If you need to make quick progress and would like the benefit of private lessons (either one-to-one or in small groups of your choice), the Private Lessons area is for you. If you need to make a maximum amount of progress in a minimum amount of time, you will be interested in our Cer@net Package which combines 30 hours of online study with a one-week intensive residential course with our partners CERAN Lingua And if you are a language teacher looking to develop your skills and knowledge, or looking for resources on the Internet, visit our Teachers' Resources area to see how we can help you.
Sutton High Sports College Modern Foreign Languages
Help with learning French, German, Russian, and Spanish. Links to useful games and activities on other websites; revision ideas.
http://suttonhighmfl.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/
NCELA: National Clearinghouse For English Language Acquisition
Funded by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Bilingual Education and Minority languages Affairs (OBEMLA) to collect, analyze, and disseminate information relating to the effective education of linguistically and culturally diverse learners in the U.S.
http://www.ncela.gwu.edu/

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