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Phillips Fund Recipients
Arndt, Grant P., Iowa State University
"Indian News": Ho-Chunk Media Activism as Ethnohistorical Resource
Bliss, Heather, University of British Columbia
The Syntax of Nominal Expressions in Blackfoot
Button, Emily, Brown University
Homeward Bound: Reimagining Native Communities in the Commercial Whaling Era
Emmons, Nichlas, Ball State University
Adaptation and Sustainability: A Comparative Study of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan and the Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma
Fortney, Jeffrey L., University of Oklahoma
Race, Identity, and Power in the Choctaw Nation
Haynes, Joshua S., University of Georgia
Theft and Violence on the Creek-Georgia Frontier, 1763–1812
Hinzo, Angel M., University of California, Davis
One People, Two Nations: A Comprehensive History of the Winnebago/Ho-Chunk Peoples
Hutchinson, Corinne, Georgetown University
The Morphosyntax of Child Code-Mixing: Evidence from Bilingual Navajo-English Speakers
Lappas, Thomas J., Nazareth College (New York)
Temperance Movements Among the Haudenosaunee, 1830–1930
Lyon, John, University of British Columbia
Copular Predication in Okanagan Salish
Manzano-Munguia, Maria C., Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
Economic and Social Experiences of Indigenous "Forced Transnationalism" Across Borderlands: Mexico and the United States
Martin, Alexandra G., College of William and Mary
"Teâno wonck nippée am, I will be here by and by again": Memory and Movement on the Narragansett Landscape
Merriot, Ivy, Montana State University
The History of Indigenous Astronomy (Sky-Earth) Pedagogies Associated with the Big Horn Medicine Wheel and the A'aninin (Gros Ventres) of Montana
Miller, Douglas K., University of Oklahoma
Urban Relocation and American Indian Initiative, 1940s–1960s
Moss, Meredith, Arizona State University
Miss Navajo Nation's English: Variation and Ideology in Heritage Language Role Models and Advocates
Pollak, Margaret E., University of Wisconsin, Madison
An Ethnohistorical Study of Diabetes in an Urban American Indian Community
Rosen, Bryan, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Semantic and Grammatical Relations of Ojibwe Verb Stems
Silverman, David J., George Washington University
Firearms and the Transformation of Native America
Smith, Tash B., St. Gregory's University
"Capture These Indians for the Lord": The Development of Christianity Among Kiowa and Comanche Communities in Western Oklahoma in the Early Twentieth Century
Smyth, Edward G., University of California, Santa Cruz
The Natchez Diaspora: A History of Indigenous Displacement and Survival in the Atlantic World
Trueman, Alexandra, University of Arizona
Compounding Verbs in Arizona Hiaki
Uchihara, Hiroto, University at Buffalo, State University of New York
A Study of Cherokee Tones
Whalen, Kevin, University of California, Riverside
Beyond School Walls: Indian Education in Southern California, 1902-1946
Wilner, Isaiah, Yale University
The Broken Coast: A Journey to the Edge of Thought
- Aplin, Thomas C., University of California, Los Angeles
- Southwest Ceremonialism, Identity, and Experience in the Southern Plains
- Arnold, Laurie, The Newberry Library
- Identity and Politics on the Colville Reservation, 1953-1972
- Blackburn Morrow, Jesse, University of Oregon
- Linguistic Restructuring of Umatilla Sahaptin
- Brown, Jason, University of British Columbia
- Phonological Variation in Gitksan
- Cain, Shawna, University of Arkansas
- Will West Long-Ga-Du-Gi Project
- Carpenter, Kristen A., University of Denver College of Law
- Cherokee Land and Language in Treaty Interpretation
- Duval, Kathleen, University of North Carolina
- The Gulf Coast and the War for America
- Hancock, Robert L. A., University of Victoria
- Anthropology and Indigenous Resistance to Mega-Project Developments in the Canadian North, 1970-1980
- Johannsdottir, Kristin M., University of British Columbia
- Tense and Aspect in Gitksan
- Kan, Sergei, Dartmouth College
- The Vincent Soboleff Photograph Collection and the Ethnohistory of Killisnoo, a Native Alaskan Community, 1890s-1920s
- Lindsay, Brendan, University of California, Riverside
- California's Indian Genocide, 1846-1900
- Miranda, Deborah, Washington and Lee University
- The Light from Carissa Plains
- Muller, Kathryn V., Queen's University
- Wampum Relationships as Manifestations of Enduring Cultural Ethics
- Murray, Sarah E., Rutgers University
- Encoding Point of View: Evidentiality in Cheyenne
- Palmer, Jr., Gus, University of Oklahoma
- Kiowa Dictionary Project
- Snyder, Christina N., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Identity, Race, and Power in the Contested American South
- Walker, Jessica A., University of Oklahoma
- Native Christianity Among the Absentee Shawnee
- Willmott, Cory C., Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville
- Great Lakes Algonquian Dress in Intercultural Relations, 1760-1930
- Anoatubby, Joe M., University of North Carolina
- The Chickasaw People, 1785-1860
- Barker, Alexander W., Dallas Museum of Natural History
- The Powhatan Paramountcy, 1560-1612
- Bechter, Frank, and Hibbard, Stephen, University of Chicago
- Crow and Plains Sign Talk Narratives
- Boyle, John P., University of Chicago
- Investigation of Hidatsa Grammar
- Cowell, James A., University of Colorado
- Arapaho Verbal Morphology
- Elliott, Gabrielle, University of Nebraska
- Women and Repatriation
- Haefeli, Evan, Princeton University
- The Deerfield Massacre and the Northeastern Frontier
- Jones, Timothy W., University of Arizona
- History of the Western Cherokee
- Kim, Eun-Sook, University of British Columbia
- Glottalization in Nuu-chah-nulth
- Laverty, Philip B., University of New Mexico
- The Esselen, an Unacknowledged California Indian People
- Miller, Gwenn A., Duke University
- Native women and Russian Men in Alaska, 1784-1820
- Oakley, Christopher A., University of Tennessee
- American Indian Identity in Eastern North Carolina
- Obermeyer, Brice M., University of Oklahoma
- Historical Transformation of Pojoaque Pueblo
- Pickering, Kathleen A., Colorado State University
- Cash Consumption and Labor Allocations on the Pine Ridge Reservation
- Shackelford, Alan G., Indiana University
- The American Bottom: Crossroads of Early America
- Shepherd, Jeffrey P., Arizona State University
- The Hualapai Nation in the Twentieth Century
- Sweet, John W., Catholic University of America
- The Narragansett and the Move to Brothertown
- Znamenski, Andrei A.., Alabama State University
- Dena'ina Indians and the Russian Orthodox Church, 1849-1867
- Zuyderhoudt, Lea M., Leyden University
- Accounts of Blackfoot Women
- Anderson, Carolyn R.
- Identity of the Dakotas at Santee, Nebraska, 1866-1876
- Artuso, Christian
- Language Change in Ojibwe Dialects of Eastern Manitoba
- Beckett, Kristen M., 1
- The 1918-1919 Influenza Pandemic in Berens River and Poplar River, Manitoba
- Bsumek, Erika M.
- Collectors, Tourists, and the Navajos, 1890-1935
- Culley, Marybeth E.
- Western Apache Narrative
- Cummins, Bryan D.
- Ethnographic Photography of John Honigmann
- Fickes, Michael L.
- American Indian Experiences in Colonial New England Towns
- Foster, Michael K., 1
- Iroquois Council-speaking Tradition: a Linguistic Translation
- Frank, Andrew K.
- White Indians among the Creek Confederacy,
- Hele, Karl Scott
- Missions to the Ojibwa of Sault Ste. Marie in the Nineteenth Century
- Hoyer, Mark T.
- Yurok and Karuk Salmon Tales along the Klamath River in California, 1949-present
- Jordan, Linda
- Phonological Variation in Oklahoma Cherokee
- Kelton, Paul
- Disease and Southern Indian Survival, 1500-1800
- Kibrik, Andrej A.
- Upper Kuskokwim Athabaskan Grammar
- Marsh, Dawn
- The Susquehannock, and the Paxton Massacre of
- Mattina, Nancy
- Case Particles in Moses-Columbia Salish
- O'Brien, Greg
- Choctaws in a Revolutionary Age, 1759-1801
- Parmenter, Jon W.
- Interviews with Iroquois Elders and Wampum Keepers in Ontario and New York
- Phillips, Joyce B.
- The Brainerd Journal of the Mission to the Cherokees, 1817-1823
- Phillips, P. Gary
- The Brainerd Journal of the Mission to the Cherokees, 1817-1823
- Potter, Brian
- Comparative Studies in Athabaskan Syntax
- Raboff-Kari, Adeline P.
- The Kliittlit and Dilhaii Gwichlin of Northwestern Alaska
- Reid, Gerald F.
- Political Organization among the Kanien'kehaka (Mohawk) of southern Quebec, 1890s to 1920s
- Wash, Suzanne
- West Point Dialect of Northern Sierra Miwok
- Williams, Randy H.
- Fort Clark Fur Trading Post, 1830-1860
- Bender, Margaret
- Contemporary Usage of the Cherokee Syllabary
- Berman, Judith E.
- History of a Tlingit Family
- Blain, Eleanor M.
- Binding Effects in Plains Cree
- Brightman, Robert A.
- Algonquian-Iroquoian Dreaming
- Brooks, James F.
- The Borderlands Community of New Mexico, 1780-1880
- Carter, William
- Cultural Clash in Early Texas, 1500-1800
- Den Ouden, Amy E.
- Political Mobilization among Native Populations in Eighteenth-century New England
- Ethridge, Robbie F.
- Benjamin Hawkins and the Creek Agency in the Eighteenth Century
- Green, Adriana G.
- Historic Development of Lakota Regalia, 1850-1920
- Jackson, Deborah D.
- Ojibwa Discursive Practices at Sault Saint Marie
- McDonough, Joyce M.
- Phonetics and Phonology of Navajo and Jicarilla Apache
- Meadows, William C.
- Southern Plains Military Societies, 1800 to the Present
- Melnar, Lynette R.
- Caddo Syntax
- Miller, Amy
- Plains Miwok Language
- Nakayama, Toshihide
- The Ahousaht Dialect of Nuuchahnulth
- Nichols, Lynn
- Zuni Primary and Secondary Suffixation
- Ono, Tsuyoshi
- Tachi Dialect of Yokuts
- Orser, Brenda I. L.
- Pharyngeal Resonants in Interior Salish, Spokane
- Price, Catherine
- History of the Pine Ridge Reservation, 1879-1934
- Silentman, Irene J.
- Intergenerational Study of Navajo Language Change
- Sistrunk, Sara
- Male-Female Speech in Lakhota
- Stenger, Mark R.
- Zuni Language in Informal Instruction
- Taff, Alice
- Aleut Morpheme Ordering
- Thorne, Tanis C.
- Ethnohistory of the Mission Indian Federation
- Thornton, Thomas F.
- Northern Tlingit Place Names
- Wagner, Sally Roesch
- Iroquois Roots of American Feminism
- Wagoner, Paula L.
- Bear Butte, South Dakota: Cheyenne, Lakota and State Park Claims
- Wallace, Pamela S.
- Yuchi Social Structure


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Victims identified in fatal Alton crash
Thursday, February 7, 2013
ALTON — Police have identified the drivers killed in the two-car crash Route 28 Tuesday as Ferenc Nagy, 50 of Gilmanton, and Mary Lovasco, 54, of Mirror Lake.
Chief of Police Ryan Heath told Foster's Daily Democrat Tuesday evening that this was one of the most horrific crashes he'd ever seen. |

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This is a loose association of tabletop gamers, from miniatures to roleplaying. The website functions as an unofficial adjunct to the NOVAG (Northern Virginia Gamers) game club - see www.novag.org. It also hosts a number of smaller groups that meet in people's homes, run by various persons. It's meant to be a "Big Tent" approach to tabletop gaming - everyone is welcome under it. Each of our Assistant or Co-Organizers puts on events on their own schedules. If you are a GM/DM/ST interested in h …
From Andrew: While living on the west coast, I discovered the "Geek Club", a place for all things to please the inner geek in all of us! When I moved out here, I wanted to find something like that and I started this group. Our event types are really dependent on what the members ask for. Video games, museums, boardgames, movies & book discussions, it's all fair game! The group is open to all ages, genotypes, prototypes, and even meeples! From Michael: Lived here all my life, and wanted to help …
The sky's the limit for this group! We will play WHATEVER you want to play! Yes, you're the boss! If you want to play Monopoly, we will play Monopoly. If you want to play Mah Jong, we will play Mah Jong. If you want to play Scrabble, we will play Scrabble. If you want to play Chutes and Ladders--well, actually I might veto that one! What's the catch? You call it, you own it! You can't ask for a game unless you're willing to bring it--and teach it, if necessary. What's in it for you? You can choo …
Board games, card games, classics, Euro-games, let's just get together and play some games! Schedule will vary depending on group availability, we tend to be almost every week with a different themed night. Not familiar with non-traditional board games? Check out this Beginner's Guide by Peter Dahlstrom: http://users.erols.com/pdahl/game_intro.html Pet and allergy alert: Please check the following post for pet (and potential allergy) details for all events at Kurt's House: http://boardg …
Make new friends and enjoy a wide variety of games ranging from classic party games (Taboo, Cranium) to social non-commercial games (Celebrity charades, Werewolf) to Euro Games (Settlers of Catan, Puerto Rico) to games our members have invented themselves. Come share food, laughter and fun as we build friendships and memories!
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Are you a gamer (boardgames, card games, video games, RPG) who became a parent? Do you think your kid is awesome but miss gaming or are your friends less tolerant of baby spit up antics and putting a game on hold because you need to chase down a toddler? Are you a parent who wants to explore gaming with your kids? Are you expecting parents who want some advice on how to everything from babies to gaming? If this resembles you, welcome home :) Don't get me wrong, we will also have social meetup …
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I'm trying to start a gaming group in the Ashburn/Landsdowne/Leesburg area to meet semi-regularly.
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Do you like European strategy games? Whether you prefer Settlers of Catan or Puerto Rico, join us for games and socializing. Gaming get togethers will be organized to suit the maximum number of those interested.
This group is for anyone interested in playing board games, party games, card games, classic games, Euro games, etc. We're a pretty laid back group so we may play a lot of Euro games at one event and lots of party games at another. It just depends on what people want to play at that event. Go with the flow. We also try to do events that either mix games with something else or just something else for fun. Singles or couples, all are welcome. I do recycle so I have a blue recyling bin. Late …
Engage and build community in South Fairfax County! This is a HUB for pick-up/rec sports, upcoming events and event planning, community building and community support. Open forum - if you would like to post an event - please do so! * Develop new Relationships * Take Part in events, sports, fun social activities * Support local businesses * Sponsor or Volunteer Lorton, Springfield, Burke, Fairfax Station, Fort Belvoir, Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, Kingstowne, Fairfax. Other areas are welcome too. Hav …
The Alexandria-Arlington Regional Gaming Group or AARGGH exists to provide a community for gaming enthusiasts in the DC Metro area, with an emphasis in NoVA. We play board games, social games, Euro games, role-playing games, laser tag, bowling, mini golf, and any other game anyone will organize with a large monthly event and several smaller events each month. We're brand new and looking for friendly folks to hang out with at our events
This group is dedicated to organizing gaming sessions, running the gamut from Eurogames to Wargames, with party games not unwelcome. Eurogames "are a broad class of tabletop games that generally have simple rules, short to medium playing times, high levels of player interaction, and attractive physical components. The games emphasise strategy, downplay luck and conflict, lean towards economic rather than military themes, and usually keep all the players in the game until it ends... Their ruleboo …
I wanted to start this group because I love board games and wanted to get together with other LGBT gamers on a regular basis. We will be playing board games of all types (Taboo, Monopoly, Scrabble, etc.) If you bring the game, we will play it! The group is open to anyone in the LGBT community who has an interest in board games ---- card games are OK too. I'm looking to create a fun, friendly atmosphere for those who would enjoy getting together on an afternoon or evening for a game session. Any …
Greetings! Looking for a group? Want to try new games? Wanna blab about goings on in the gaming world? This is the place for you. Our aim is to support and bring together local role-players and gamers of varying stripes. Our main monthly meetup is socially oriented and open to all, but our many mini-meetups are each oriented toward a given game and open to only a few. ------ We also are supporting people who are currently developing their own campaign settings and game worlds. If you're work …
It's MeetUp is here to provide Epic board game opportunities for the NoVA area. The only requirement is that the games played need to be much longer than the average board game - somewhere between 4 and 14 hours would be preferable but there is always room for flexibility and trying new games. Some game suggestions are: Twilight Imperium, Battlestar Galactica, Game of Thrones, Eclipse, or maybe even Risk Legacy if that is of interest.
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Meet up with cribbage fans to talk strategy and play games! Total beginners and walk-ins welcome. The rules of play, though somewhat involved, are simple enough to make cribbage a popular pastime, particularly in Britain and the northern U.S. The game usually ends at 121 (twice around the board plus one). "Described by some as 'a game of low, animal cunning', cribbage demands skill, experience, craftiness, and luck to win. The role of chance is such that even a novice can beat a seasoned player …
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We're looking for some fun people to organize a game night with! We are in our thirties and just moved to the area and we miss our board game night. Some of our favorites are Munchkin, Castle Panic, and Civilization, but we'll take any suggestions and keep trying new things. We're hoping to find a stable group who can make it out once or twice per month. And yes, I will make cake!
My boyfriend and I are looking for people to play Settlers of Catan with in the Manassas area. We have a one-bedroom apartment but would be happy to host small gatherings at our home. Depending on the number of interested responses, we'll find a larger venue to play in.
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This group is dedicated to gaming of all forms: boardgames, video games, role playing, and social games. This group is also dedicated to game junkies who are bonded to each other in the name of gaming and good friendship. If you are into having fun while gaming and making life long friends, welcome home!
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We are a Sunday afternoon Meetup group for board games, card games, trivia contests, and other challenges of luck, strategy and fun. Events are held in the DC Metro area and are Metro Rail accessible. We meet in the DC Metro Area. Game events include: Eurogames: Settlers of Catan, Carcassone, Bohnanza, Thurn und Taxis Party games: Trivial Pursuit, Cranium, Apples to Apples Strategy and Tactics Games: Risk, Axis and Allies, Stratego, Battleship Card games: Spades, Eucre, Canasta, Hearts We …
Join us for Scrabble and dining events held in casual settings throughout DC and NOVA!! We start our games roughly around 6 pm and most people stay around for one or two more games after that till about 9 p.m. This group is not focused on tournament play. The level of play is varied. Some of our members play on a regular basis while many others are learning the game or have not played in years. We play open book Scrabble, where use of a dictionary is permitted during the game. Our turnout for an …
Sterling Chess is the place to play tournament games! Beginner to master, young or old; in the chess world, race, gender and class are invisible. Eight-year-olds compete with senior citizens, and investment bankers fight it out with janitors. Sterling Chess tournaments are one-day events, played at time controls ranging from less than half an hour to more than one hour for all your moves. U.S. Chess Federation membership is required. Sterling Chess is an affiliate of the USCF, a non profit organ …
Meet fellow game players in Northern VA...and really from all around the MD/DC area! Come to a League Meetup to play old and new favorites. We'll teach you everything we know and feed you too :) We like being social and we like everything from social games to euro games to strategy games. If you're all about having a good time and meeting new people, you should come to the next meetup... All players ages 21+ are invited!
BOARD GAMES BOARD GAMES BOARD GAMES! Too much? Nah... Do you want to play some different board games from the traditional? Get together with other like-minded individuals who want to play some games have fun? There's nothing wrong with Monopoly or Scattergories, but this group is focused on games you might've not heard before. Some of the games you can expect to play are Seasons, King of Tokyo, Zombicide, Tsuro, and many more.
I am currently trying to gage interest in a once or twice a month game night in Centreville. Games could include anything from Settler's of Catan to Scabble to Pictionary or Charades. Adult beverages (with responsible behavior) would be welcome. My husband and I would be happy to host the game night at our home since we have been hosting the Centreville book club for almost a year now and love it. Due to the nature of games and available space each game night would probably have to be limited to …
Social Circle DMV is a group for people in the DC/MD/VA area to Make some Awesome Friends & HangOut. Everything that we do is Guaranteed FUN! Happy Hours, Movie nights, Live Music , Laser Tag, HangOut, Sports Sight Seeing, Clubs / Lounges , Bowling, Dining-Out, Spades & Boardgames Nights Comedy Shows, Dave & Buster's , Reddit ,Traveling, Gaming +MUCH MORE! If U have ANY Questions or Cool ideas - Text or Email me at: firstname.lastname@example.com / (240)-257-6366 IT HELPS TO HAVE A PHOTO ON YOUR PRO …
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For enthusiasts who enjoy strategy games of all types, such as Diplomacy and A Game of Thrones, Battlestar Galactica, and various Eurogames.
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Meet other local backgammon players who love to learn or play this ancient game. Backgammon is a game of skill, tactics and luck! One can say it is like chess with the addition of some luck and adrenalin! We will plan on meeting in local restaurants and coffee shops to add some more variety. If you love to go out, socialize, and play backgammon, this is the group for you. Just remember to bring your smile, appetite, and a backgammon set!
This is a group for gay board gamers who don't feel like driving all the way into DC for their board gaming fix. We can meet at member's houses or local eateries that are amenable to gaming (as soon as I find one!). No restrictions on type of games - from casual (Taboo, etc.) to uber-nerdy (Arkham Horror, etc.).
We are starting a board games group. We have Ticket to Ride, Catan, and Dominion, and are open to others. We are beginners and no experience necessary to play. Our group is open to all ages, whether singles or couples. Our first meeting will be a a local coffee shop.
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Hello aspiring heroes! Noticing, at the time, that there were no local, official meetups for a superhero roleplaying game group and plenty of those seeking one, I decided to forge just such an opportunity. Champions, Marvel Superheroes, DC Superheroes, Villains and Vigilantes, Mutants and Masterminds--whatever your particular brand of poison, let's meet together and brew it here! If you're looking for a steady game in a group that promotes collaborative creative expression, action, story and unf …
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Rowlett police warn residents about thefts from motor vehicles
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ROWLETT, TX -- Recently, two vehicle burglaries have been reported in Rowlett which have occurred in the parking lots of two different day care facilities during morning drop-off times. These times are between 7 and 9 a.m. Victims of these crimes reported purses and wallets being stolen from their vehicles in just the few minutes it took them to go inside and drop off their children.
It is believed that the suspects target day care facilities because it has become well known that parents dropping off children at these facilities leave their belongings in the car while they run in momentarily.
Rowlett police are advising patrons to take all valuables with them when taking children inside or picking them up in the afternoon/evening.
Police are asking patrons to be aware of their surroundings and to call police immediately to report anything that seems out of the ordinary. To report an emergency, or a crime in progress, call 9-1-1. For non-emergency police assistance, call 972-412 6200, Option 1.
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Obama to Host Burmese President
By The British Broadcasting Corporation
President Thein Sein is to meet Barack Obama in Washington, in the first state visit by a Burmese leader since 1966.
By The British Broadcasting Corporation
President Thein Sein is to meet Barack Obama in Washington, in the first state visit by a Burmese leader since 1966.
By Neda Ulaby
Research shows that prime-time television isn't a bad place to find portrayals of working women. Working moms and working women over 40 are another story.
By David Welna
t's been a long slog already for the bipartisan immigration overhaul proposed by the Senate's Gang of Eight.
By The British Broadcasting Corporation
The UN's refugee agency has said that more than 1.5 million people have fled the conflict in Syria.
By The Associated Press
Illinois' largest union has given the final go ahead on a three-year contract with the state.
By Charlie Schlenker
Peoria Congressman Aaron Schock says the two people held accountable so far in the IRS scandal probably had nothing to do with it.
By Jeff Bossert
Dozens of current and former Champaign Police officers have taken time to honor those who lost their lives doing what they love.
By Sean Powers and Chris Slaby
The president of the Champaign School Board says if schools in Illinois are forced to cover more of their retirement costs under a new pension deal, then state education funding must improve.
By Bruce Wallace, The World
Kevin James is a musician and composer in New York City. For the past few years, he's been working on The Vanishing Languages Project. He starts with recordings of endangered languages—ones with very few or, in one case, no remaining native speakers. He uses these as inspiration for extended string and percussion pieces. He recently debuted his latest work in Brooklyn and San Francisco.
James first started thinking about the power of endangered languages when he was in his teens. It was the '70s, and he was watching a PBS documentary about these Australian Aboriginal land rights trials. In the documentary, an aboriginal man prepares to testify. The man is the last native speaker of his language, and he insists on giving testimony in his language, without translation.
"It was beautiful," James says, remembering the documentary recently in his Upper Manhattan home. "At the end of his testimony it was clear that everyone in the courtroom was very moved. And the judges seemed to come to the conclusion that it was better to hear it given in his own language than it could have been translated. Mainly because of the obvious emotion and the sense that this was the last person who could speak this language and it was such a lovely language; such a really beautiful language. The sense that this was going to be lost along with his land. That his culture and his language would be lost as well. It came across as a gift to have heard this language spoken one more time."
James began working in earnest on the Vanishing Languages Project six years ago. He says he was motivated in part by how current the concern for disappearing languages felt. "I like for my music whenever possible to capture a moment—a historical moment. A time on earth, and this was timely. We expect to lose at least half the world's languages before the end of the century," James says.
He started poring over the UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger and focused in on four languages: the Quileute language from the Pacific Northwest, Dalabon and Jawoyn, two Aboriginal languages from Northern Australia; and Ainu from Hokkaido, the northern island of Japan. For the first three James tracked down the handful of remaining native speakers of the language and spent time recording them talking to each other or telling stories. There are no native Ainu speakers still living, so he relied on archival recordings of those.
He then picked through the hundreds of hours of recordings looking for particularly musical passages, keeping an eye out for qualities like cadence, melody, and inflection.
"The concept behind this project was to take those qualities—to take the inflections and use those as the basis of music," James says. "Rather than most music is based on physics-how many divisions of a second can you make, and how do you count that time. And it's regular, that time is regular you beat out a beat, you keep that beat, you can make it a little faster, a little slower. But when we speak, the inflection is much more fluid. And the same is true of the melodic aspects of a lot of language, in terms of how much register they cover."
James built an extensive series of ragas, or small musical phrases, based on precise transcriptions of the rhythm and melody of spoken phrases. These ragas are the building blocks of the four Vanishing Languages compositions.
"In each of the pieces the musicians are asked at certain points to mimic actual words or actual sounds of the language," he says. "But the mirroring of the language was the springboard—it was the jumping off place. The point of the piece was to extend that musically and to take those phrases and see how far they could go with them."
James doesn't provide translations of the languages he uses in his compositions. "I really do prefer that the audience experience be as pure as possible," he says. "For me my first experience was not understanding, and nobody understanding what was spoken, and that being a very pure and revealing experience. I find people when they don't have a visual to back up audio, that they go searching, and that they assign their own meanings. And I think that's a more meaningful experience than them listening and picturing somebody cooking. I think it's more meaningful for them to find their own…their own… place for that, their own visual for that, their own set of contexts in terms of their own experience."
James is currently working on getting recordings of the project out into the world. And, sometime soon, he's hoping to bring Vanishing Languages Project back to Australia and Japan—the ancestral homes of Dalabon, Jawoyn, and Ainu.
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VERDICT: LG's affordable 47LW5600 3D LCD excels in several areas. Some issues, including one inherent to its passive 3D tech, keep it from getting an outright thumbs-up.
At 3D theaters, you're handed lightweight passive glasses that work in tandem with a polarizing filter positioned over the projector's lens. When viewing at home with a 3D TV, you use bulky, battery-powered glasses with active shutter liquid-crystal lenses. Passive glasses in theaters are cheap and easily replaced. But at an average cost of $100 per pair, glasses used at home represent a sizable investment. Better to put them in a safe place — and keep 'em away from kids!
LG's new approach to 3D seeks to bridge the gap between home and theater by removing expensive, energy-sucking glasses from the equation. The technology used in its new Cinema 3D TVs works similarly to 3D movie theater systems that employ passive glasses. Instead of the TV sequentially flashing left/right frames, however, its front surface is covered with something called a Film Patterned Retarder that acts to polarize alternating lines in the display. With polarized glasses, your left eye sees one set of lines (sourced from the left image frame), while your right eye sees the other (sourced from the right image frame).
The upside to passive 3D via flat-panels is that the glasses are cheap and you can view at an angled (read: relaxed) head position without any performance drop. Passive 3D tech also appears to eliminate crosstalk problems plaguing many first-gen 3D TVs.
When LG first introduced its passive tech, it was noted that, with the TV slicing up the left/right video frames (something it did by averaging the value of the odd and even lines), each eye could only take in 540 lines at a time — half the resolution you get with 3D TVs that use active shutter glasses. But a "3D picture enhancement algorithm" software update that LG delivered during my review process supposedly changes the situation somewhat. According to LG, instead of averaging values, updated Cinema 3D sets now display the odd and even lines for both left and right frames sequentially within a single 120-Hz refresh cycle. (Once I installed the update, resolution differences weren't apparent when I watched 3D, leading me to write off the matter as academic.)
The 47LW5600 marks the debut of LG's Smart TV platform. A new Home Dashboard GUI lets you browse apps offered on the platform — a list that includes Netflix, Vudu, Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. (Hulu Plus and MOG are on tap to arrive by the time you're reading this.) The best part? You can browse them with a background program playing in a sizeable window in the GUI's upper left corner. Home Dashboard also offers a Web browser and DLNA portal called Media Link for streaming videos, photos, and music from a PC. The TV comes with two remote controls: a regular one and a "Magic Motion" remote that lets you point-and-click onscreen items in a mouse-like manner. It can also be used to control basic TV functions like channel selection, volume, and power on/off.
The 47LW5600 has a simple, elegant design and a mere 1.2-inch depth. The bezel, a bit thicker than that of some other new TVs from LG and others, tapers in at the edges, while a row of touch-sensitive controls at the bottom right lets you operate basic functions.
I wonder if LG sends its LCD TVs for usability testing in many households. If the technology it uses is so new, I wonder if the 3D effect would cause discomfort for a minority of people watching it. The Film Patterned Retarder might be a passive technology, but would it allow a number of people to view the same 3D effect while sitting in multiple positions? I doubt there are any manufacturers who are still fully able to replicate the cinema experience at home yet.
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This tutorial introduces developing for MeeGo x86 devices on Linux.
If you've got a MeeGo device:
See Getting started with the MeeGo SDK for Linux for instructions.
The meego-chroot script does all the hard work for you:
sudo ./meego-chroot ./meego-sdk
(adjust to suit the path to where you unpacked the tarball)
Note that this uses the chroot command, which may not be on root's PATH (on Fedora the chroot command is in /usr/sbin). I fixed this by hard-coding the location of chroot into the meego-chroot script (i.e. /usr/sbin/chroot).
Once in the chroot, it's a good idea to switch to a normal user (rather than root) to do development work. Do this with:
su meego
The following instructions will still work if you're running as a non-root user.
Once inside the chroot, just use:
/usr/local/bin/startmeego &
This starts the Xephyr server then runs a script to boot the MeeGo desktop. That's it.
Qt Creator is installed in the chroot environment by default. Start it from the command line with:
qtcreator &
This runs Qt Creator on the host (not inside the Xephyr simulator):
To setup the project:
Next write some code:
Then configure the project:
Now you're all set to run the application.
From inside Qt Creator, click on the big green arrow (bottom-left corner) to run the application. This will build it first (using the Qt Version you set up) then run it on display :2 (inside the Xephyr simulated MeeGo desktop).
In the Simulator, you might need to click on the MyZone icon (the house icon) to reveal the application running behind it:
This means running the application from Qt Creator, but with debugging turned on, so you can watch the state of the application while it's running under Xephyr.
In the previous sections, we built the debugging helper for the version of Qt we're using. This needs to be done first, otherwise you can't debug the application.
To put Qt Creator into debug mode, click on the bug icon in the left-hand toolbar. This adds some extra panels to the window which are used to show the stack, watch expressions etc..
Next, you need something to debug. I added a Push Button to the form:
Then added a click handler for it, so that when the button is clicked, a message string is assigned into a variable then output to the console. The code looks like this:
/* file: Headers/mainwindow.h */ #ifndef MAINWINDOW_H #define MAINWINDOW_H #include <QMainWindow> namespace Ui { class MainWindow; } class MainWindow : public QMainWindow { Q_OBJECT public: explicit MainWindow(QWidget *parent = 0); ~MainWindow(); protected: void changeEvent(QEvent *e); private: Ui::MainWindow *ui; private slots: void on_pushButton_clicked(); }; #endif // MAINWINDOW_H
/* file: Sources/mainwindow.cpp */ #include "mainwindow.h" #include "ui_mainwindow.h" #include <QDebug> #include <QString> MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QMainWindow(parent), ui(new Ui::MainWindow) { ui->setupUi(this); } MainWindow::~MainWindow() { delete ui; } void MainWindow::changeEvent(QEvent *e) { QMainWindow::changeEvent(e); switch (e->type()) { case QEvent::LanguageChange: ui->retranslateUi(this); break; default: break; } } void MainWindow::on_pushButton_clicked() { QString message; message = "I have been well and truly clicked"; qDebug() << message; }
Most of this is boilerplate generated when I started the project, but the MainWindow::on_pushButton_clicked method is mine. Notice how it also needs to be defined as a private slot in the header file.
Add a breakpoint next to the line where you want the debugger to break by clicking in the editor margin. It looks like this:
(See the red circle on line 34 after message is initialized.)
To run the application in debug mode, click on the green arrow with a bug overlaid on it (bottom left). This starts the application inside Xephyr:
Now, click on the button. The program should pause at the breakpoint. Switch back to Qt Creator and look at the debug panels:
Notice how the Locals and Watchers tab reports the message variable set to "I have been well and truly clicked".
For more information about using Qt Creator in debug mode, see [1].
If you have a real MeeGo device available, it's also possible to run and debug your application on it using Qt Creator.
The device requires some configuration and extra packages before you can deploy from Qt Creator to it. Install them from the command line as follows:
sudo yum install openssh-server
To start it manually (you'll need to do this just after you've installed it, otherwise it won't be available until you reboot):
sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start
To add it to the init sequence so it starts at boot time:
sudo chkconfig --add sshd
sudo yum install gdb-gdbserver
In Qt Creator (still running from the chroot):
Once you've completed this, you should be able to deploy and run the application on the netbook:
Here's an example of what the application looks like running on a netbook:
This works almost the same on a remote device as it does inside the Simulator.
If you used the same code as above, try clicking on the Click me button in the application (running on the netbook). The application should pause at the breakpoint; and in Qt Creator, the message variable should then be visible in the Locals and Watchers tab, set to "I have been well and truly clicked". (No screenshot this time, as Qt Creator looks the same as it does for local debugging.)
To stop the Simulator, just exit the chroot shell with:
This closes down any processes started inside the Simulator and unmounts directories used by the chroot environment.


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Looking for a tasty dinner made using Original Bisquick® mix? Then check out this wild rice and ground beef pot pie packed with mushrooms and Green Giant® mixed vegetables – a scrumptious meal.
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If canned wild rice is hard to find, use the pouch variety or cook your own according to package directions.
Add 1/3 cup toasted almonds to the beef mixture in step 2.
Round out the meal with a crisp green salad.
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Bone Collector Men's Protec™ XT Camo Jacket
- Item #:
- 0020487443
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Stay warm on the hunt with the Bone Collector Men's Protec XT Camo Jacket, which is made of soft, quiet polyester fleece with WindBlocker® technology to block wind and wick moisture away from the body. BodyLock technology forces odors through Cold Fusion micropowdered activated carbon filters at key exit points to keep you from being detected in the field, while 4 Direction Stretch construction offers comfortable, easy movement. Full-zip closure. 3 pockets. Realtree® AP camo pattern.
Features and Benefits
- Quiet, antipill 100% polyester fleece provides warmth
- 4 Direction Stretch construction for comfortable, easy movement
- BodyLock technology forces odors through Cold Fusion micropowdered activated carbon filters at key exit points to keep you from being detected in the field
- WindBlocker® high-performance laminate system blocks the wind while wicking moisture away from the body for warm, dry wear
- 2 lower snap-flap pockets and 1 angled snap chest pocket
- Full-zip closure
- Elastic cuffs and sweep for a great fit
- Tall stand collar provides neck protection
- Safety harness slit in the back offers easy attachment and concealment
- Realtree® AP camo pattern
- Type:
- Men's
- Closure Style:
- Zipper
- Material:
- 100% polyester
- Collar Style:
- Stand
- Material Technology:
- Cold Fusion, BodyLock, WindBlocker®
- Care:
- Wash cold on the gentle cycle; line dry
- Windproof:
- Yes
- Number Of Pockets:
- 3
- Special Feature:
- Scent Control
- Style:
- Cold Weather Camo
- Occasion:
- Casual Wear
- Activity:
- Hunting
- Bone Collector Men's Protec XT Camo Jacket