1st International Collection Of Tongue Twisters This index file contains one tongue twister for each language. More tongue twisterscan be accessed over links under each language, where you can also find http://www.uebersetzung.at/twister/
Extractions: largest collection of tongue twisters! With 2712 entries in 107 languages: Acholi or Lwo Afrikaans Akan or Asante Albanian ... Zulu Click on a language to view the tongue twisters! Michael Reck For translation and text services visit www.best-translations.com This index file contains one tongue twister for each language. More tongue twisters can be accessed over links under each language, where you can also find the credits and some rough translations. Lagwok gwokke; Ogwok gwoke lagwok.
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TESOL - Home Page A global professional association for English language educators involved in theteaching English as a second, foreign, or other language. http://www.tesol.org/
Extractions: @import url(styles/newddcss/ddbasic.css); @import url(styles/newddcss/ddie5.css) not all; TESOL's web site takes advantage of basic web standards that your browser is unable to support. While our site will not display in the way it was intended, the page content should still perfectly viewable in any internet capable device. You can choose from a variety of browsers (many of them are free), by visiting the Web Standards Project site News Just Off Press Find a Job in TESOL ... Report a Bug Login
Ancient World Languages, Archaeology Fonts TrueType and Postscript archaeology fonts Mayan, Egyptian, archaeological font packages, and Native American southeastern and southwestern Indian glyphs. http://www.geocities.com/mayanglyphs/
Artificial Languages An essay on the nature of artificial languages, by Robert Isenberg. http://www.uib.no/people/hnohf/artlang.htm
Extractions: Translated into Klingon by Nick Nicholas and Andrew Strader The study of artificial language is not an easy one. The aims of their authors are various, sometimes admittedly inane. Most artificial systems, once generated, are never used or revealed to anyone but the creator, and even then can hardly be called languages. The distinguishing characteristics of genuine artificial languages, codes and functional systems are hazy, and identifying them is often viewed as missing the point. An important thing to keep in mind, however, is that although artificial languages are artificial, they do exist. To assume that an artificial language is illegitimate because a single individual or select group developed it is not only simplifying the issue but also writing off any linguistic relevance it may have. Thousands of speakers of various artificial languages would tend to disagree with that assessment.
The Teaching About Programming Languages Project Information about the teaching of the concepts of programming languages, especially undergraduate survey courses and courses about programming language semantics. http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~leavens/teaching-prog-lang/
Extractions: [Textbook Author Index] ... [Other Related Links] This page is a means of sharing information about the teaching of the concepts of programming languages, especially undergraduate survey courses and courses about programming language semantics. It is hoped that the information shared will include homework and test problems, which will make everyone's life a bit easier. (It may be best not to allow access to solutions from outside your college or university, however.) This page will not include information about courses aimed at teaching some specific programming language (as a means of teaching programming skills). Also outside the scope of this page will be information about courses in compiler construction. (I'm hoping someone else will volunteer to keep such pages.) If you wish to share information about one or more of your courses please see the information about how to contribute Various academics have made information about their courses available on the world-wide web (WWW). These professors are often willing to share homework and test problems with others, but see their individual pages for details.
Extractions: Code for the Representation of the Names of Languages. From ISO 639, revised 1989. Note: See now the updated document "Language Identifiers in the Markup Context." Note . See also related materials: [December 20, 1997] Updated to reflect six changes from the "1989" revision by the ISO 639 Registration Authority; see the note at the end of the document itemizing the edits. The partial listing of ISO 639 two-character codes is supplied here will supplement the shorter lists given in Martin Bryan ( SGML: An Author's Guide to the Standard Generalized Markup Language , 92-93) and Eric van Herwijnen ( Practical SGML , 67-68). The two-character language codes of ISO 639 are relevant to SGML encoding in two respects. First, the SGML standard (ISO 8879) itself specifies that declaration of
American Classical League Founded in 1919 for the purpose of fostering the study of classical languages in the United States and Canada. Membership is open to anyone committed to the preservation and advancement of the heritage of Greece and Rome. http://www.aclclassics.org/
Extractions: The American Classical League was founded in 1919 for the purpose of fostering the study of classical languages in the United States and Canada. Membership is open to any person who is committed to the preservation and advancement of our classical inheritance from Greece and Rome. The League includes teachers of Latin, Greek, and Classics on elementary, secondary, and college levels. The League celebrated its 75th anniversary in 1994. We are working together to help each other. TMRC Featured Items: Check out the newest items Sponsored Activities The Institute Membership ...
Extractions: Home AOSD Conference Community Wiki Welcome About the AOSA aosd.net is home to the annual Aspect-Oriented Software Development conference and is intended to provide a comprehensive source of information about AOSD. Use the tabs above to locate information on the conference and to reach the Community Wiki where AOSD concepts, terms, tools, projects, events, training courses, consulting and other related issues are listed and discussed. Please go there to add content about your own AOSD-related activities. aosd.net also supports two mailing lists, a low-traffic list for announcements and higher-traffic list for general discussion. To add yourself to these lists, or to view the archives, use the links at the bottom of the page. For a good overview of AOSD and aspect-oriented programming (AOP), the October 2001 issue issue of Communications of the ACM is a good place to start. It has a nice collection of articles that cover representative work in AOSD. The archives of the AOSD conference also provide a collection of high quality research papers and practioner reports. Other links under Technology provide access to much more information. announce aosd.net
Fonts In Cyberspace Guide to finding language fonts on the Internet, containing more than 400 sources for 124 languages. http://www.sil.org/computing/fonts/
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Human Rights Watch - Defending Human Rights Worldwide Organization dedicated to protecting the human rights of people around the world, standing with victims and activists to bring offenders to justice, to prevent discrimination, to uphold political freedom and to protect people from inhumane conduct in wartime. Investigates and exposes human rights violations and hold abusers accountable. In English with versions in six other languages. http://www.hrw.org/
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Frequently Asked Questions: Locales & Languages FAQs on locales, language groups, system and user locales, codepage support, and Unicode support. http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/DrIntl/faqs/Locales.mspx
Extractions: Advanced Search GlobalDev Home Customer Outreach Get World-Ready ... FAQs On This Page What is a locale? What is a language group? How many language groups are there? How to add language groups in Windows 2000? ... Which of the Windows XP locales do not have codepage support? In the Windows operating systems, a locale is a set of user preference information related to the user's language, environment and/or cultural conventions. This information is represented as a list of values used to determine the correct input language, keyboard layout, sorting order, and the formats used for numbers, dates, currencies and time. In order for a particular locale to be available for selection, the appropriate language group must be installed. Windows 2000 and Windows XP includes support for 126 and 136 different locales, respectively, ensuring that users around the world can configure their systems to use the correct formats for their own language and region. Locale support in Windows is provided through a number of different locale settings: the user locale input locales , and the system locale . Taken together, these settings offer users a great deal of flexibility when setting up a machine.
Vaccine Information Statements (VISs) Return to language index. Cambodian Language VISs The Coalition thanks theCalifornia Department of Health and the Minnesota Department of Health for http://www.immunize.org/vis/
Extractions: Web version Camera-ready (PDF) version "It's federal law!! You must give your patients current Vaccine Information Statements (VISs)" By N.A. Halsey, MD, Institute for Vaccine Safety, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Everything you need to know about VISs (updated 4/05). What Are Vaccine Information Statements? Vaccine Information Statements (VISs) are information sheets produced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that explain to vaccine recipients, their parents, or their legal representatives both the benefits and risks of a vaccine. Federal law requires that VISs be handed out whenever certain vaccinations are given. How to Use this Site All VISs on this site are in camera-ready Portable Document File (PDF) format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view them. The PDF version of these documents is the same as the version you would receive by ordering directly from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or your local health department, and these documents are suitable for reproducing as a handout for patients.
Extractions: Members of the Programming Languages Lab research a broad range of subjects, from foundations of programming languages to compilers, compiler tools, and system software. Programming Languages Lab Department of Computer Science University of Calgary 2500 University Drive N.W. Calgary, Alberta Canada T2N 1N4 The Programming Languages Lab gratefully acknowledges financial support from NSERC. Events People Publications Projects
Bwrdd Yr Iaith Gymraeg - Welsh Language Board From the Welsh Language Board. Ideas and suggestions to agencies, groups or individuals who wish to promote the use of minority languages in their communities. http://www.cymuned.org.uk/
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