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A classic performance by youth for Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
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Animals killed for their skins don't get to choose whether or not to shed their coats. Humans do have a choice, however, and three PETA protesters chose to shed their coats, and pretty much everything else, to remind Toronto Fashion Week attendees that every fur coat, leather shoe, snakeskin bag, and wool sweater caused animals tremendous suffering.
Volunteers handed out leaflets describing the cruelty of the fur and leather industries, such as bludgeoning and electrocuting animals and sometimes even skinning them alive.
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Girls basketball results from last week included:
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Seventh grade
Analeecia Johnson, Mann Gold, 13
McKenzie Crespin, Austin Gold, 11
Rebecca Sharpensteen, Bonham Gold, 12
Ashleigh Guerro, Bowie Gold, 3
Raven Houston, Mann Silver, 6
Taylor Epperson and Chipper Holtzclaw, Austin Silver, 8 apiece
Audrey Sutterfield, Bonham Silver, 8
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Marissa Sanchez, Travis Gold, 9
Destiny Mancha, Fannin Gold, 10
Dominque Gonzales, Fannin Silver, 10
Mitzi Carrera and Paola Villa, Travis Silver, 2 apiece
Morgan Walterschied, de Zavala Gold, 9
Ja'Lee Carver, Crockett Gold, 19
Jordan Carrasco and Kiaura Weathers, Bowie Gold, 9 apiece
Audra Park, Bonham Gold, 6
Alexis Washington, Austin Gold, 8
A'Jahn Harvey, Mann Gold, 11
Kensi Syvajoraj, de Zavala Silver, 8
Maeson Hubbard, Crockett Silver, 13
Alexa Garcia and Jacky Benivedez, Bowie Silver, 6 apiece
Aubry Harris, Bonham Silver, 10
Daneisha King, Austin Silver, 10
Antanette Davis, Mann Silver, 20
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Mann Gold 32, Austin Gold 28
The Lady Buffs opened up a six-point halftime lead, only to see the Lady Bears chip away a point each in the second half, which still left Mann with a four-point margin of victory.
Bonham Gold 52, Bowie Gold 9
The Lady Mustangs allowed the Lady Braves to score once in the first and fourth quarters and blanked them in the third to win by 43 points.
Gold games that were reported without details: Crockett 32, de Zavala 4; and Fannin 29, Travis 17.
Austin Silver 31, Mann Silver 17
The Lady Bears took a six-point lead into halftime, only to see it evaporate to a single point heading into the fourth quarter. The Lady Bears held the Lady Buffs to two points in the final frame, while scoring 15 points, to win by 14.
Bonham Silver 24, Bowie Silver 6
The Lady Mustangs held the Lady Braves scoreless in the first and third quarters while amassing enough to win by a margin of 18.
Silver games that were reported without details: Crockett 41, de Zavala 13; and Fannin 27, Travis 6.
Eighth grade
Fannin Silver, 25, Travis Silver 5
The Lady Panthers allowed the Lady Texas a bucket in the first and third quarters and a foul shot in the second quarter on their way to a 20-point margin of victory.
Crockett Silver 28, de Zavala Silver 20
The Lady Pioneers led the entire game, but never by more than 11 points at the end of the third quarter. The Lady Wolves cut into that lead, leaving the Lady Pioneers with an eight-point triumph.
Bonham Silver 31, Bowie Silver 29
The Lady Mustangs opened up an 11-point advantage early in the game, only to see it evaporate to five by halftime and one after three quarters. Bonham outscored Bowie in the final frame for a two-point victory.
Mann Silver 37, Austin Silver 16
The Lady Buffaloes gave up a bucket to the Lady Bears in the first quarter but had tallied 14. Mann's lead grew to 14 points by halftime and 22 after three quarters. The final margin of victory was 21 points.
Travis Gold 26, Fannin Gold 17
The Lady Panthers led or the first three quarters, but the Lady Texans came on strong in the final frame, scoring 19 points to pull out a nine-point victory.
Crockett Gold 48, de Zavala Gold 22
The Lady Pioneers scored 12 first-quarter points while allowing the Lady Wolves only two, which allowed Crockett to survive a 10-6 de Zavala run up to halftime. The second half was the Lady Pioneers' time - they had runs of 14-6 and 14-4 - to win by 26 points.
Bowie Gold 35, Bonham Gold 19
The Lady Braves exploded for 13 second-quarter points while holding the Lady Mustangs scoreless. The second half was played relatively evenly, leaving Bowie with a 16-point margin of victory.
Mann Gold 41, Austin Gold 17
The Lady Buffs kept the Lady Bears off the scoreboard in the first quarter while scoring 14 points. Austin got on the board in the second quarter, but Mann increased its lead by two. An 11-4 run in the third led the Lady Buffaloes to a 24-point win.
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LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - The latest to join FX's pilot, "The Strain," is a blast from entertainment's past.
The pilot's executive producer Carlton Cuse broke the news on Twitter on Tuesday evening.
The 42-year-old has been cast in the role of CDC team administrator, Jim Kent, the third member of the Canary Team triumvirate along with Ephraim Goodweather (Corey Stoll) and Nora Martinez (Mia Maestro) who are charged with solving and containing the mysterious strain of vampirism that is sweeping over Manhattan.
Astin is best known for 1985's "Goonies" and "The Lord of the Rings" films.
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Celebs in Denim: Heidi Montag in Dylan George
Speidi is seen here as the normal ever loving couple they try to be as the left the Standard Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Heidi Montag is wearing Dylan George Lucy jeans in Czar as they pose and kiss for the paps. I apologize for the kissing pics… You can buy these jeans here at Singer22.
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Celebs in Denim: Heidi Montag in J Brand
Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt were out in the Hollywood Hills showing off their new puppies. Are they ever not showing off something? I do have to admit I like Heidi's smoky eyes and her entire outfit! Heidi is wearing J Brand 10″ Tie-Dye ankle jeans in Oz. The same ones that were just seen on Paris Hilton on the same day. You can but these jeans here at Singer22.
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Celebs in Denim: Heidi Montag in Genetic Denim
It seems like Genetic Denim is everywhere these days, it's certainly a new celeb favorite. Heidi Montag is no exception. She wore a pair of Genetic Denim skinny ankle zip jeans as she and Spencer arrived back in LA to promote The Hills.
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Celebs in Denim: Heidi Montag in JET
They're infamous for tipping off the paparazzi, so it's no wonder Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt were spotted out in Pacific Palisades, CA. The hubby and wife stopped by a local caf├® to grab lunch, and perhaps discuss their plans of a future home outside The Hills. Heidi was wearing her JET Thrasher Jeans again. In Mr Pratt's hand was a property listing for a ranch in Carpinteria at a listed price of $5,350,000. The most-hated reality TV couple must be doing well! Kind of makes you hate them even more, huh?!
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piratazul9:Frecuentemente vemos que los espanyoles califican a algunas palabras como "anglicismos".
Un anglicismo es un termino que se usa en el idioma ingles y que se pretende usar en espanol. Si dicho anglicismo llena el hueco de un termino inexistente en espanol, entonces es correcto su uso.
Pero si el anglicismo tiene su equivalente en espanol, entonces su uso es incorrecto.
Lo anterior esta claro.
El problema surge porque la minoria hispanohablante, los espanyoles, que estan aislados del resto de los hispanohablantes y hablan un lenguaje acartonado y obsolente, califican de "anglicismo" a todas aquellas palabras que no entienden y que no son de uso consetudinario en sus pueblos.
Y son muchas.
Asi que no todos los gatos son pardos; ni todos los "anglicismos" son anglicismos.
Salud y curvas, Paco
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A Hybrid Tongue or Slanguage?
Spanglish, a mix of Spanish and English, is hip lingo to some -- including marketers -- but a mangling of two languages to others.
By Daniel Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
On a muggy Sunday afternoon at the Dueñas home in South Gate, mariachi music bumped from a boombox on the concrete in the driveway. The roasted smells of carne asada lingered over a folding picnic table, like the easy banter between cousins.
"Le robaron la troca con everything. Los tires, los rines," a visiting cousin said. Translation: "They robbed the truck with everything. The tires, the rims."
"¿Quieres watermelon?" offered Francisco Dueñas, a 26-year-old housing counselor, holding a jug filled with sweet water and watermelon bits.
"Tal vez tiene some of the little tierrita at the bottom."
Translation: "Want watermelon? It might have some of the little dirt at the bottom."
When the Dueñas family gathers for weekend barbecues, there are no pauses between jokes and gossip, spoken in English and Spanish. They've been mixing the languages effortlessly, sometimes clumsily, for years, so much so that the back-and-forth is not even noticed.
Spanglish, the fluid vernacular that crosses between English and Spanish, has been a staple in Latino life in California since English-speaking settlers arrived in the 19th century. And for much of that time, it has been dismissed and derided by language purists "neither good, nor bad, but abominable," as Mexican writer Octavio Paz famously put it.
But the criticism has done little to reduce the prevalence of Spanglish, which today is a bigger part of bilingual life than ever before.
Now it's rapidly moving from Latino neighborhoods into the mainstream. Spanglish is showing up in television and films, with writers using it to bring authenticity to their scripts and to get racy language past network executives. Marketers use it to sell everything from bank accounts to soft drinks. Hallmark now sells Spanglish greeting cards. And McDonald's is rolling out Spanglish TV spots that will air on both Spanish- and English- language networks.
In academia, once a bastion of anti-Spanglish sentiment, the vernacular is now studied in courses with names like "Spanish Phonetics" and "Crossing Borders." Amherst College professor Ilan Stavans published a Spanglish dictionary with hundreds of entries from gaseteria (which means "gas station") to chaqueta (for "jacket," instead of the Spanish word "saco"). Stavans said new Spanglish words are being created all the time, altering traditional notions of language purity that remained strong just a generation ago.
Growing up, "I was told in school that you shouldn't mix the languages," said Stavans, whose college plans to hold the first Conference of Spanglish in April. "There used to be this approach that if you use a broken tongue, you have a broken tongue. It's not about broken tongues; it's about different tongues, and they are legitimate. I think you're going to see a lot more of that."
The rise of Spanglish says a lot about the demographic shifts in California and other states with large Latino populations.
Migration movements are traditionally accompanied by the mixing of the native language with the newly acquired one. Within a generation or two, the Old Country tongue whether Polish, Chinese or Italian usually recedes.
But unlike immigrants from Europe and Asia, Latinos are separated from their cultural homeland, not by vast oceans, but by the border with Mexico and the 90 miles between Cuba and the Florida Keys.
The Latino immigrant population is constantly replenishing itself. Meanwhile, Spanish-language media, such as industry giants Telemundo and Univision, continue to grow, which means that the immigrants' original language remains a force in the community.
Today, Spanglish is especially popular among young urban Latinos who are U.S.-born people like Francisco Dueñas, who was raised in South Gate, lives in Echo Park and works in an office in South Los Angeles. Spanglish, he said, allows him to bridge two cultures: the largely Spanish-speaking world of his parents and the English-language world of work and friends.
"I think this Spanglish, being to go back and forth, it's a way of saying, 'Look, I can do both,' " Dueñas said. "And I think here in Los Angeles particularmente, it's not necessary to speak just Spanish or English. No puedes describir la vida aquí (you can't describe life here) without speaking both."
As Spanglish spreads, academics and marketers are finding that it's much more complicated than simply forming sentences with both Spanish and English words.
The most basic part of Spanglish is "code-switching," in which someone inserts or substitutes words from one language into another. For instance, Spanglish might sound like "Vamos a la store para comprar milk." Translation: "Let's go to the store to buy milk."
A more complicated form of Spanglish involves making up words essentially switching languages within a word itself. It can happen when a word or phrase is translated literally, like perro caliente for "hot dog." In other instances, Spanglish is created when an English word is Hispanicized, such as troca or troque for "truck." Speakers might also add the -ear suffix to an English word to make it an improper Spanish verb: parquear, for "to park," for example.
Major regional differences have emerged. In Miami's Little Havana, a Spanglish word for "traitor" is "Kenedito," a reference to exiles' hard feelings over President Kennedy's failed Bay of Pigs invasion. In New York, Puerto Ricans refer to their home on the Lower East Side as "La Loisaida." In some parts of the Southwest, Spanglish speakers say "Ay te watcho" to bid someone farewell.
Just where the sudden popularity of code-switching will end is a matter of debate. Jim Boulet Jr., executive director of English First, a lobbying group opposed to bilingual education, which has railed against Spanglish, thinks the boom is a fleeting trend. He and other critics see Spanglish as a form of slang, not a new language.
"There's always been some form of that," he said. "At one point, it was Yiddish, then the black urban slang, and now Spanglish is the new 'in' thing."
But while academics try to break down Spanglish to understand how it is used, others say it's a code so spontaneous that it's impossible to fully unravel.
It's "a state of mind," said San Diego cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz, whose nationally syndicated strip "La Cucaracha" includes code-switching. "It's the schizophrenia of trying to deal with two worlds in one."
That conflict has set off a debate among Latinos over whether the rise of Spanglish is a good thing.
Patrick Osio Jr., editor of the public affairs website HispanicVista.com, said Spanglish hinders, rather than helps, Latinos' upward mobility.
"A dialectical mixture of the two is not going to get you much anywhere," Osio said. "It may allow you to trade a few barbs with your neighbors and friends, but outside of that, you're doomed."
Indeed, some parents fear their children are too barraged with both languages to adequately learn either.
Veronica Padilla, a 30-year-old mother of two, speaks English with her husband, Spanish with her mother and a mix of both with her children. Freely code-switching herself, Padilla said the results in her children's speech, at least culturally speaking, are appalling.
For instance, her children can't properly name basic Mexican foods.
"A las tortillas les dicen 'tacos,' (they call tortillas 'tacos') can you believe it? Tacos!" Padilla said while shopping at Latino Factory, a specialty shop, at the Stonewood Shopping Center in Downey.
She shrugged. "That's just the way we talk."
There is perhaps no better place to see how Spanglish is used and marketed today than the studios of KJLA-TV, a music programming network that bills itself as the first truly bilingual space on broadcast television for young Latinos.
LATV, as the station is known, broadcasts celebrity interviews as completely bilingual affairs. On a recent show, the hosts asked pop singer Juanes questions in English, and he responded in Spanish. The code-switching at times was fast and furious.
The programming director, Flavio Morales, said the use of Spanglish is purely spontaneous the way the young people who watch the show actually talk. Morales simply assumes his audience can follow along. And among the 20- something employees at LATV, Spanglish is the norm.
"Hey, welcome back to Mex 2 the Max, ¿Que pasa calabasa?" Morales tells the audience during a music video program. "Check us out at LATV-punto-com, where we have a cool cuarto de chat (chat room)."
Evelyn Casillas, a 19-year-old intern at LATV, said the station's use of two languages reflects the upbringing of both the employees and the studio audiences, which are full of Latino teenagers from all over Los Angeles.
"My parents didn't speak English so a fuerzas aprendí español," Casillas said without skipping a beat, explaining how she had been forced to learn Spanish growing up in her Mexican immigrant parents' home in Brea. "My mind just works that way."
"Like the word ansiosa," she added, wringing her hands together. "How can you explain that in English?"
Casillas could translate it as "anxious," but like other Spanglish speakers, she said that sometimes Spanish words just sound better part of the fun of code-switching.
The bilingual banter has generated interest from advertisers who want to use Spanglish and the perceived street authenticity that comes with it to sell their products.
"The advertisers kept saying, 'We want youth, we want Hispanic youth,' " said Yolanda Foster, vice president for marketing of mun2, a Miami-based bilingual music channel similar in format to LATV. The dialogue is mostly English with a Spanish twist the way she believes many Latino teens speak among themselves.
"They speak English, but they flavor it, or season it, with Spanish terms," Foster said. "Everywhere I go, it's like, 'My God, finally, finally there's something like this.' "
First-generation Latinos roughly between the ages of 14 and 28 represent the fastest-growing youth demographic, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And an October study by the Pew Hispanic Center in Washington, D.C., found that most second-generation Latinos live in cities and tend to speak both Spanish and English.
"I see it more as a convergence of massive urban youth it's really an urban youth enchilada," said Tito Zamalloa, a multicultural marketing director at PepsiCo Inc., which recently led a marketing blitz for its Mountain Dew soft drink with the phrase "Toma this!" Toma translates to "drink" or "take."
A new TV advertisement for McDonald's features young and attractive brown- skinned urbanites salivating over Big Macs while a rapper in the background rhymes, "As a matter of fact, te va encantar!" Translation: "You'll love it!"
McDonald's director of U.S. marketing, Max Gallegos, said the ad reflects a shift in the way the company markets itself to Latinos. For years, it produced Spanish-language ads aimed at young Latinos. But because of shifts in demographics, the fast-food giant is focusing more on acculturation with ads that mix references to two cultures.
"It's a big difference embracing the two cultures; that's creating a mind- set of its own," Gallegos said.
And it's not just advertisers who are turning to Spanglish to lend authenticity.
In "Kingpin," an NBC miniseries about a Mexican American drug cartel, the mostly bilingual actors were encouraged to improvise dialogue in some scenes presented entirely in Spanish. David Mills, the show's creator, said the mix of English and Spanish dialogue matched the speaking patterns of the people the characters were based on giving the program a realistic feel.
On Nickelodeon's popular "Dora the Explorer" cartoon, Dora greets toddler viewers with a cheery "Hola" at the start of each episode and introduces Spanish words throughout the show.
Spanglish used famously by Arnold Schwarzenegger when he said, "Hasta la vista, baby" in "Terminator 2" is now showing up in more sustained dialogue in movies like "Real Women Have Curves" and the "Spy Kids" trilogy.
Director James L. Brooks is now filming his next romantic comedy, about a Mexican woman who arrives in Los Angeles looking for love and money. The title: "Spanglish."
Susana Chavez-Silverman, who teaches Spanglish texts in courses at Pomona College and whose memoir about speaking Spanglish during a stay in Argentina will be published next year, said the spread of Spanglish is more than just a linguistic lark.
"This never would've happened 20 years ago, when the idea of multiculturalism wasn't in, the idea of cultural ambiguity wasn't in," she said. "Now it is, and a certain acceptance of Spanglish is a symptom of that."
It's an acceptance that is echoed, more or less, back at the Dueñas home, where matriarch Petra Dueñas, 63, said the way her family speaks simply shows that the younger ones were raised in an English-speaking world by Spanish- speaking parents. "Since they were little, we taught them Spanish and in school they learned English," she said in Spanish.
Petra Dueñas proudly said she didn't mix languages. She has spent decades in Los Angeles, learning some English, but she insisted most of her daily life happens exclusively in Spanish.
But as she explained what her husband does for a living, the reach of Spanglish became clear. Her husband, she said, operates "un troque que arregla los trailers cuando se ponchan en los freeways."
Translation: "A truck that fixes trailers when they break down on freeways."
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Gurriato:[nq:1]http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-spanglish27dec27,1,1391323.story ? coll=la-home-headlines A Hybrid Tongue or Slanguage? Spanglish, a mix of Spanish and English, is hip lingo to some including marketers but a mangling of two languages to others.[/nq]
Ya ha regresado el Pirata con energia redoblada para seguir con su misión corruptora del idioma. Porque lo que intenta vendernos como lengua española contemporanea no es sino una ininterrumpida retahila de pochismos y no de mejicanismos. Nada tengo en contra del dialecto azteca del castellano pero odio con todas las potencias del alma ese pichinglis de esclavos que manejan los frijoleros inmigrados en los Yunaites.
Algunos contertulios de este distinguido foro de cefalópodos, a lso que molesta el pichinglis tanto como a mí, han optado por el sistema del "plonk!" para liberarse de la molesta presencia de Paco Cartones, con el irónico resultado de usar una palabra, 'plonk', que es un anglicismo como la copa de un pino. Plonk en inglés quiere decir ruido seco, y por extensión tambien quiere decir caer al suelo con un ruido seco, caer aparatosamente.
¿Cómo hay que decir, pues? ¿Cual es la mejor manera de denominar la actividad por la que mandamos al Pirata a la papelera? (Digo lo anterior exempli gratia, y no porque yo desee plonkear a mi amigo Paquito, honra y prez de la pochería andante).
La manera correcta de denominar esa actividad es ZAPEAR.
Algunos escriben "zapear" medrosamente como si fuera un inevitable anglicismo, la traducción de zapping. No hay que tener miedo. En castellano se ha dicho "zapear" mucho antes de que existiera el Intelnés con sus filtros y sus chirimbolos, la televisión y el mando a distancia. Juan Valera, por ejemplo, (entre otros muchos escritores) emplea "zapear" en su natural acepción de quitarse de en medio o ahuyentar a alguna persona molesta. Una jovencita "zapea" a los pretendientes que acuden a la reja por la noche o que la asedian a la salida de misa.
Ya no hay jovencitas así, pero, a través del mando a distancia, podemos "zapear" a los piratas enojosos y muy embarazosos y los programas aburridos de televisión. Todo el mundo sabe que, de esa forma, nos zafamos de la publicidad o de los programas tediosos o molestos y de los contertulios pelmas. No hace falta decir que hacemos "zapping", sino que estamos zapeando con toda naturalidad. Don Juan Valera que ahora resucitara entendería muy bien esa acción de zapear ante la ventana de la televisión y la pantasha del ordenata.
La palabra debe de venir de la expresión ¡zape! con la que se espantaba a los gatos que se ponen en plan coñazo.
He usado el término 'embarazoso' para referirme al Pirata. Aclaro que lo que quiero decir es que este peligroso individuo preña a las mujeres con solo mirarlas. De hecho es padre innúmero. Con Bego hizo alarde de que el numero
9 que pone pegadito al nombre hace referencia a los hijos que tiene, cadouno de una madre diferente. A este paso va para hidalgo de bragueta el muy cabrón.
Alguno de vosotros os preguntareis la razón por la que no zapeo a Paquito. ¿Por que leo pacientemente cada uno de sus absurdos mensajes?
Pos mu fásil. Por ascetismo. Mi amigo Leopoldo, sumo sacerdote de la secta skinneriana, es partidario de la lectura por razones puramente lúdicas y de pasatiempo.No es ese mi propósito al participar en este distinguido foro de cefalópodos. Un servidor (mitad monje, mitad soldado) sólo aspira a conseguir la gloria a traves del sufrimiento y la lectura ascética y por eso no me pierdo ni uno de los mensajes del Pirata. Esta conducta está regida por las recias virtudes de la raza ibera.
Feliz Año Nuevo
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FAR:[nq:1]http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-spanglish27dec27,1,1391323.story ? Spanglish, the fluid vernacular that crosses between English andSpanish, has been a staple in Latino life in California since ... beendismissed and derided by language purists "neither good, nor bad, butabominable," as Mexican writer Octavio Paz famously put it.[/nq]
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It is a shame that an academic can publish a "dictionary" with such a glaring error. "Chaqueta" is a Spanish word of long standing formerly written "jaqueta" and ultimately derived from the Arabic word "shacc", which originally meant a mail-coat. The French word "jaquette" may have been the immediate source for both the Spanish and English words. Spanglish indeed!
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leopoldo:Has hecho una obra de arte en este mensaje, Gurri. leopoldo
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David Eduardo:[nq:1]It is a shame that an academic can publish a "dictionary" with such a glaring error. "Chaqueta" is a Spanish ... mail-coat. The French word "jaquette" may have been the immediate source for both the Spanish and English words. Spanglish indeed![/nq]
And, all the more a glaring error since the regional vernacular in parts of Mexico defines the word as meaning, "an act of male autoeroticism."
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piratazul9:That's right FAR.
This Spanglish article is erroneous, cheap, and spaniard like ... stupid.
I am praying for them, spaniards, asking the almighty to acept them in the Disney Magic Kingdom as helpers of Goofy and Mickey Mouse.
I can assure you, FAR, that they are going to label this post an "anglicism".
They use to do that to whatever they do not understand, regardless the language.
Salud y curvas, Paco.
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[nq:2]Mexican writer Octavio Paz famously put it.[/nq]
[nq:2]In academia, once a bastion of anti-Spanglish sentiment, the[/nq]
[nq:1]vernacular is[/nq]
[nq:2]now studied in courses with names like "Spanish Phonetics" and[/nq]
[nq:2]Borders." Amherst College professor Ilan Stavans published a[/nq]
[nq:2]dictionary with hundreds of entries - from gaseteria (which means[/nq]
[nq:2]station") to chaqueta (for "jacket," instead of the Spanish word[/nq]
[nq:2]Stavans said new Spanglish words are being created all the time,[/nq]
[nq:2]traditional notions of language purity that remained strong just a[/nq]
[nq:1](remainder 9 article deleted) It is a shame that an academic can publish a "dictionary" with such a glaring error. ... mail-coat. The French word "jaquette" may have been the immediate source for both the Spanish and English words. Spanglish indeed![/nq]
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piratazul9:Pues si, Viper, este es el problema del "copy-paste".
La proxima vez trata de informarte antes de "copipastear" o, por lo menos, intenta entender lo que estas transcribiendo.
Te deseo un buen 2004.
En tu caso se sabe que las prefieres rectas, asi que
Salud y rectas, Paco
[nq:2]It is a shame that an academic can publish a ... source for both the Spanish and English words. Spanglish indeed![/nq]
[nq:1]And, all the more a glaring error since the regional vernacular in partsof Mexico defines the word as meaning, "an act of male autoeroticism."[/nq]
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BOLUDOVSKY RELOADED:In illo tempore piratazul9 discipulis suis dixit:
[nq:1]That's right FAR. This Spanglish article is erroneous, cheap, and spaniard like ... stupid.[/nq]
Las quejas al Maestro Armero, guapito de cara. El autor tiene toda los visos de ser un chicano de esos que pululan por el Jungle de Elei.
Feliz 2004, y que por fin la Migra te deje en paz.
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I'm doing a task in a subject were fib(0) is defined to = 1. But that can't be right? fib(0) is 0?
Program with fib(0) = 1; spits out fib(4) = 5
Program with fib(0) = 0; spits out fib(3) = 3
What is the correct definition?
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I'm doing a task in a subject were fib(0) is defined to = 1. But that can't be right? fib(0) is 0?
What is the correct definition?
You're correct. The Fibonacci sequence is defined with seed values
The only condition under which
The definition with Fib(0) = 1 is known as the combinatorial definition, and Fib(0) = 0 is the classical definition. Both are used in the Fibonacci Quarterly, though authors that use the combinatorial definition need to add a sentence of explanation. Benjamin and Quinn in Proofs that Really Count use f_n for the nth combinatorial Fibonacci number and F_n for the nth classical Fibonacci number. The combinatorial definition is good, not surprisingly for counting questions like "How many ways are there to walk up a flight of n steps, taking either one or two steps at a time?" When n is 0, there's one way to do it, not zero ways.
From the Fibonacci number entry on Wikipedia:
Based on the definition of the Fibonacci sequence, you can generate a closed form for defining the nth element:
For n = 0 it is clearly 0:
They are both correct. If you specify a sequence G{n} by the recursion G{1} = 3, G{2} = 5, G{n} = G{ n - 1} + G{ n - 2} then most people would agree that is "a Fibonacci sequence". The only difference being a few terms at the front, but the leading terms are mostly irrelevant for any interesting questions about the sequence. The heart of a Fibonacci sequence is the addition rule, and any sequence that uses that rule is a Fibonacci sequence. It is only necessary to specify whether 0 is in the sequence if you want to ask specific questions about a particular index... every thing else is just a translation on the index and is pretty much irrelevant. That is, if the problem is 'find a closed form solution for the Nth value in the sequence', then solving it for G will solve the problem for F with just a trivial shift of the solution. The hard part of the problem is the same for both sequences.
Fibonacci himself started the sequence with 1 and not 0.
But if you guys wanna pretend your opinion is unalterable fact and that you know better than the guy who created the sequence, go right ahead.
I think it's fine to start the sequence with 0, just as long as you don't act like that is the one and only absolutely correct way of doing things.
That is the seed value definition.


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Officials: Syria-trained jihadists threaten UK stability
Two hundred and fifty British-based jihadists returned home after training and fighting in Syria, senior security officials said.
The high number of returnees is five times the number that was previously reported, the Sunday Times reported, and highlights the growing danger of tourists traveling to Syria.
Security officials said they are closely monitoring the 250 returnees, including veterans who have fought in Afghanistan or Pakistan.
Immigration Minister James Brokenshire said the terror threat posed by individuals who have trained in Syria is a big problem.
He urged officials to be vigilant about travel between England and Syria, the BBC reported.
His comments come after a video emerged of a British man carrying out a suicide bombing in Syria.
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Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said Monday he had no insider information when he sold stock this summer in HCA Inc., the hospital company founded by his father and brother. The Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission are looking into the sales.
Also Monday, the chairman of the SEC, former Rep. Christopher Cox, said that to avoid a potential conflict he would take no part in the agency's investigation.
Questions have been raised about whether Frist had special information before the sale because insiders in HCA also sold stock during the first half of the year — and the stock price dipped soon after Frist sold his stock.
"I had no information about HCA or its performance that was not publicly available when I directed the trustees to sell the stock," Frist said, referring to the sale by administrators of his blind trusts.
CBS News correspondent Gloria Borger reports that Frist's stocks are handled by a blind trust that manages his portfolio without his full knowledge. Frist can request that his stocks in a corporation be sold in their entirety, but never know the actual value — he would only know the
Frist, R-Tenn., said his only objective in divesting his blind trusts of the stock was to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest. Some critics have contended for years that Frist's holdings led to conflicts with his positions on health care legislation.
On Monday, he promised full cooperation with investigations by the SEC and federal attorneys. He declined to take questions and didn't address the timing of the sale.
It was the first time since the stock sale was publicized a week ago that Frist had spoken publicly on the issue.
"Despite not being required to do so, I sought and obtained two Ethics Committee opinions acknowledging that my ownership of HCA stock complied with Senate rules and did not present a conflict of interest with my Senate duties," Frist said.
"Despite not being required to do so, I later chose to place many of my investments in blind trusts, including my HCA stock. With these efforts, I have sought to guarantee that no conflict of interest existed. Review after review has found nothing wrong."
Frist's sale this year of stock in Hospital Corp. of America Inc., about two weeks before its price plummeted amid massive stock sales by company insiders, has prompted federal investigations.
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FRISCO, Texas (AP) - Some vandals in the Dallas area -- are getting saucy.
Frisco police are looking for whoever is responsible for smashing jars of spaghetti sauce against houses.
Police are investigating the saucing of at least eight houses in one week.
About $4,600 in damage is blamed on the messy vandalism.
Jason Anglin of Frisco has been targeted -- twice.
Anglin says he doesn't appreciate the "huge mess" on his porch and above a door.
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Does a law making it illegal to lie about being a war hero violate the First Amendment?
The Denver-based 10th Circuit Court of Appeals says no, reversing a previous decision in 2010 by a federal judge that the Stolen Valor Act is unconstitutional. The Stolen Valor Act makes it illegal to falsely claim being awarded a military medal.
The 2010 ruling centered around Colorado resident Rick Glen Strandlof, who claimed he was awarded the Purple Heart and Silver Star after being wounded in Iraq. Strandlof was arrested after the military found no record of his service, and was charged with violating the Stolen Valor Act.
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10:30 a.m. 78 degrees. A damp, cool breeze washes across me as I sit in a plastic rocker on my patio, less than seven feet from the bird-feeding station, tall and erect, buried in the center of the yard. Hanging from the arms of the station are eight containers full of suet or seed and fruit cakes.
Two red-headed woodpeckers arrive simultaneously from opposite trees to attack the suet, their preference. A couple of cardinals flit back and forth, tree to feeder to tree. Blue jays, gray mocking birds, sparrows, a Carolina wren. Young red-bellied woodpeckers, unadorned of neon orange-red caps arrive, leave. A downy or hairy woodpecker (too difficult to differentiate between the two) arrives for his share. Brown Thatcher with golden eyes. All take turns, some pushing others away.
Squirrels chase each other up, around the ancient, massive oak. Chipmunks scuttle between the planters on the patio searching for food, then dart to the grassfree patches below the feeder, snacking on remnant seeds.
None take notice of me. Even the mosquitoes leave me alone, thanks to the citronella candle burning on the table nearby.
Tish, inside, looks at me through the window, whispers through the space: "don't you know how much I would enjoy being out there with you?" I smile, knowing how she would spend her time. I take another sip of coffee.
The breeze wafts afresh across my arms, a cool bath of moisture. I close my eyes, listen to the shrill cry and screech of jays,mockingbirds, chatter of squirrels, trill of songbirds.
I am at peace. A moment of presence, ever moving forward into the future, leaving the past behind.
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Fair point Ron. Only quoting what I saw in the media this morning. There was talk of Swansea's Williams as well. Arsenal were interested too. Not sure if we'd be favourites there but Rodgers Swansea connection cant do any harm.
Think Im with Ron on this we need to be looking at some central defenders that can consistently win the ball in the air. We seem so horribly vulnerable from set pieces, corners particularly. Not too sure about Williams prefer a Chris Samba type.


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Before trying out WP Twitter Feeder Widget I read the reviews from years ago about how terrible the plug-in was. Surely they must've fixed those problems by now, it was just updated a couple of days ago?
Wrong, the annoying third party link that shows up in the widget still shows up even after telling the widget not to show it. I'm fine with giving credit, but I only give credit where credit is due, that is if you're cool with me hiding it I might just end up showing the link after all. This is not the case when it comes to WP Twitter Feeder Widget.
Secondly, SEO concerns. There's nothing to stop link juice from leaking out from this widget. there's no nofollow tags on any of the links in the twitter widget. Big no-no, do not want, try again.
This plugin has no interest has it force you to have a third party link in the widget.
I clicked the credit opt-out option and there's a third-party
ad-link displayed at the bottom of the widget.
This plugin worked good and worked with my current theme
My website was gone completely, I contacted my host and they found out it was due to the wp-twitter-feeder-widget plugin.
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CINCINNATI (AP) - An actor in a Christmas pageant who was
suspended 25 feet in the air by an overhead rope has died after
falling headfirst onto a concrete church floor.
Keri Shryock and two other actors were playing wise men on their
way to Bethlehem in Wednesday night's opening performance at
Crossroads Community Church in Cincinnati.
The 23-year-old Shryock was taken to University Hospital, where she died Thursday morning.
Ten remaining performances of the show "Awaited" were canceled. The nondenominational church held an evening of prayer, reflection and worship Thursday night.
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St Sebastian miraculously survived the arrows intended to kill him as punishment for his Christian faith. He had long been a favourite vehicle for the depiction of the male nude. This work was commissioned from Gill, who was a Roman Catholic, by a friend of Oscar Wilde named Marc-André Raffalovich. Though Gill does not include the arrows, thus emphasising the relaxed sensuality of the saint's languid pose, the sculpture also recalls a memorial monument. Heroic nudes were common on war memorials of the 1920s and the theme of St Sebastian seemed a fitting symbol for the more recent martyrdom of the war-dead.
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I don't know if it is the right place to answer this question (please tell me I will remove it). I have an error message when using telnet to send an email to ab account I have specified in my postfix database (I am using ubuntu) :
451 4.3.0 <email@example.com>: Temporary lookup failure
when I look at my logs I get this
unbuntu-v postfix/pickup[6798]: 3303850ACB: uid=118 from=<git>
Apr 3 22:18:48 unbuntu-v postfix/cleanup[8293]: warning: mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-virtual_aliases.cf lookup error for "email@example.com"
Apr 3 22:18:48 unbuntu-v postfix/cleanup[8293]: warning: 3303850ACB: virtual_alias_maps map lookup problem for firstname.lastname@example.com -- deferring delivery
but in my 'comptes' postfix's table, I have a
firstname.lastname@example.com email. And I don't know why my logs are referencing to a (indeed existing)
git user. For information, here's my
/etc/postfix/mysql-virtual_aliases.cf file
hosts = 127.0.0.1
user = postfix
password = euler;.
dbname = postfix
table = alias
select_field = destination
where_field = source
additional_conditions = AND etat=1
Could someone help ?