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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Shut up and play.
That's the succinct version of what Mike Woodson's been telling the Knicks lately.
The coach is getting tired of seeing his players complain to referees about calls.
"We've got to leave the officials alone and just play -- get back to just playing basketball," Woodson said in an interview on ESPN 98.7 FM's "The Stephen A. Smith & Ryan Ruocco Show" on Monday.
Several Knicks, including Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler, have been vocal with their displeasure over referees' calls this season.
Woodson wants it to end.
"That's something I'm trying to talk to all the guys about, it's just not Melo," Woodson said after Monday's practice. "... When teams play physical, I want us to play physical and not back away. And that's what the good teams are supposed to do. When teams play us physical, it's OK. You've just got to return the favor and let the officials do their job and hopefully things work out for you. We've kind of been on the back side of that a little bit, where we've lost our composure a little bit.
"We've just got to back away from that because you can't win that battle."
The latest example of a Knick letting physical play or the official's whistle get under his skin came Sunday night against the Sixers.
Midway through the third quarter, Anthony hit Spencer Hawes in the back of the head as the two were fighting for position on a rebound. Hawes angrily approached Anthony but was pushed away by Chandler.
Both Hawes and Chandler received technical fouls and Anthony, in addition, was called for a flagrant.
It was Anthony's first flagrant foul of the season and was a "flagrant 1," meaning he has one point in the NBA's flagrant foul system. Players receive two points for a flagrant 2. If a player exceeds five points, he is suspended for one game.
Anthony also has 10 technical fouls. A player is suspended after his 16th tech of the season. Chandler has nine.
"We've just got to be smart about what we do," said Woodson, who has been whistled for six technical fouls on the season. "... You can't buy into that, you've just got to play."
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Birdie bursts from the Ryder Cup pair Darren Clarke and Robert Karlsson were not enough to stop the Australian Scott Strange completing an impressive victory in the Wales Open here yesterday.
The 31-year-old from Perth, never previously higher than 10th on European soil and ranked only 164th in the world, showed himself to be a front-runner of real substance on the new course built to stage the 2010 Ryder Cup.
Never caught from the moment he opened with a 63 on Thursday, Strange produced a flawless closing 64, the joint-best of the day, to win with a superb 22-under-par total of 262.
Karlsson, third in his previous three events, also shot 64 but finished four shots back in second place, while Clarke's 66 – it promised to be so much better the way he started – lifted him from 14th into a tie for fourth, albeit nine strokes adrift of Strange.
Last night Strange decided to celebrate his first European Tour win rather than head immediately to Surrey for a US Open qualifying tournament. He said he was pulling out of today's 36-hole event at Walton Heath – just like more than 20 other European Tour players have already.
"I'm going to stay the night and have a couple of drinks," said Strange. Although refusing to go into details, he added that his win would "put a smile on a very special person's face". He added: "There was a fair bit going on in my head on the final tee and I was a bit numb. I should have taken a few deep breaths."
After suffering a dizzy spell on the course in his third round, Strange said he was still not 100 per cent when he woke up yesterday. "As the day progressed, though, I got better and better."
Karlsson, who had six successive birdies around the turn to be only two behind at that stage, commented: "I played really, really well. I saw a leaderboard out of the corner of my eye on hole eight. I thought I was off to a good start and I was five behind – I was like 'what's happening here?' I thought maybe I'll sneak up on him."
Clarke, the only player to achieve two rounds of 60 in European Tour history, birdied five of the first seven holes to be only three behind. But then the Ulsterman made a shocking five-iron shot into the water on the short 13th hole and that was effectively the end of his challenge for the £300,000 first prize.
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The horror of the first third of the season can finally be put in the rearview mirror with the end of the Riders first bye week of the season.
There were numerous issues that plagued the Football Club that attributed to the woeful start: penalties (most in the CFL), lack of turnovers (least in the CFL and on track towards a record in futility), injuries (22 six-game injury designations; 19 different players with Shea Emry, Darian Durant and Cam Sheffield entering their second six-game stint), red zone defence (teams score touchdowns a league high 65% of the time) and just bad plays at unfortunate times during the game.
That is the negative, but let's look at the positives beginning with the Rider offensive line. This was a group that many thought was the weakest on the team; they have proved different. The offensive line is the anchor of what is still one of the top offences in the league, even with three different quarterbacks starting games this season. The quintet of Brendon LaBatte, Chris Best, Xavier Fulton, Dan Clark and Levy Adcock paved the way for the CFL's top running game and the overall third best offence.
The only hiccup was Brett Smith's first CFL start, but the improvements were ten-fold a game later in the loss to the Argos in Toronto before the bye week break. The offensive line did take a hit with Adcock suffering a knee injury and being placed on the six-game injury list, but former Missouri State Bulldog, Randy Richards will fill in admirably for him. If this group can continue their high level play, good things will come.
The play of rookie linebackers, Jeff Knox Jr. and Jake Doughty has been the highlight of the defence. Knox is the team's top tackler and in the top five in the CFL in overall tackles while Doughty is in the top 20 in the league. You have to remember, both missed the first game of the season.
The punting of Ray Early and the cover teams are the envy of the CFL. With teams having problems with the top returners in the CFL, the Riders are tops in net average at a shade under 40 yards per punt (39.7).
Finally, with the glut of injuries this season, that meant first and second year players have had to make their mark. With the play of Ryan Smith, Nic Demski, Ray Early, Jeff Knox Jr., Jake Doughty, Brandon Tennant, Rory Connop, Brett Smith and many others, the future is incredibly bright!
Now to the Calgary Stampeders. The defending Grey Cup champions are also going through their injury woes. Their offensive line is so young, that Calgary Colt junior, Spencer Wilson has the most experience with five years under his belt. The other four starters are either in their first or second CFL season. With the addition of Jon Cornish to this list, one would figure the Stampeder offence would hiccup. This is not the case as the offence rolled to a 48-3 victory over Ottawa last week at home.
A lot of the credit for that victory should go to the Stampeder defence. They forced five Ottawa turnovers and a meagre 162 yard offence in the biggest point margin for a victory this season. This all starts with former Alabama Crimson Tide linebacker, Juwan Simpson. The eight year CFL vet does it all: rushes the QB, stops the run, fantastic in coverage and is their emotional leader. Simpson, along with defensive linemen Charleston Hughes (six sacks) and Freddie Bishop (three sacks), and defensive backs Fred Bennett, Joe Burnett and Keon Raymond make this Calgary defence one of the top overall units in the CFL.
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– Week eight of the CFL saw a season low in penalties, but with the Riders taking the field again this weekend, that may change.
– Weston Dressler is still three catches from 500 in his CFL career.
– Rob Bagg is 13 catches away from 250 in his CFL career.
– Brett Smith will start at quarterback for the first time at home in front of a sold-out Mosaic Stadium.
– There may not be much scoring in the first quarter. Saskatchewan and Calgary are in the bottom three in the CFL in points scored in the opening frame.
– The Stampeders are a perfect 7-7 on two-point conversions this season.
– The Riders are the only team in the CFL perfect on 1-point coverts in 2015 (11-11).
– The Riders are the only team in the CFL that have had all of their points scored from the offence.
– Both the Stampeders and Riders have a pair of touchdown drives of 90+ yards (starting inside their own 20). The Alouettes also have two.
– Randy Richards and Junior Mertile will be playing in their first CFL game, while Don Unamba will be playing in his first game as a Saskatchewan Roughrider.
– Jake Doughty, Levy Adcock and Nathan Kanya were added to the six-game injured list this week.
– This will be Dan West's 50th career CFL game.
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Over a stretch of several months, I've developed this online mobile art course just for you, giving it my heart and soul, and infusing it with fresh and exciting content, inspiration, and creative techniques.
Check out the unique approach I took to make this really special for you… Mobile Art Mastery: Developing the Visual Poet Within.
This online course is all about creating extraordinary, richly-layered images with your iPhone (or iPad, or iPod Touch), using combinations of everyday snapshots from photo assignments I give you and the best photography and post-editing apps out there.
What I think you will especially love is how we go on photo adventures together (with video footage of me out and about exploring the assignments myself), and then work through the images in our "digital art studio" (via our iPhone devices), creating to our heart's content!
You'll get 10 core lessons (fresh, unique projects) that teach new skill sets and build upon those previously-taught, continually taking the ideas in new directions — so as to develop the unique digital artist within you. Indeed, there are nearly 70 video tutorials altogether (across a variety of styles: landscape, portrait, still life, street photography, urban grunge and more), as well as extensive written notes and resource lists, and tons of fabulous bonus material and freebies! I've even set up a private Facebook group, just for the class members.
Understand: This course is not about merely pressing a button, adding a filter, and calling it done. It's about showing you new, clever ways to use top-notch apps, and not always in ways that you would expect. You'll also be getting a 'fly on the wall' direct view into my creative process and work flow. And most importantly, in developing your own approach, you'll learn how to trust and follow your own artistic instincts while engrossed in the creative process.
You can sign up right now and gain access to the class immediately, and you can take it all entirely at your own pace and review as often as you like since you will have Lifetime Access to all the content.
Check out this short video I've put together for you, sharing a taste of the course (if you are on a smartphone, turn phone sideways to view in landscape mode)…
Won't you join me in your own process of creative self-discovery, to become the mobile art master you were always meant to be?
And by the way, I'm SO confident you are going to love this, I'm giving everyone a full 60 days to try it all out, go through the whole course, grab all the bonuses … And if for any reason you don't love it, you get every penny back. So don't miss this. Go have a look!
With nothing more than your iPhone, you can create astonishing beauty, from simple minimalist black and whites… to rich, layered compositions… even while standing in line at the grocery store or hanging out at your favorite coffee shop.
Now, take mixed-media painting. In this day and age there is a plethora of products which painters even 50 years ago would have swooned over! — paints, washes, pens, gesso, and more to help you unleash your creativity!
Want to make magic!?… Imagine being able to combine these two worlds of photography and painting with everyday iPhone snapshots, photography apps, lush and colorful paints, pens, markers, beads, wax crayons, paper cut-outs and more! Want to know more!?…
I am thrilled to tell you about an iPhoneography + Mixed Media online workshop called Co-Lab: Paint, Paper and iPhoneography Magic, which mixed-media artist and best-selling author Alena Hennessy and I have created together!
There is so much rich content in this course — it's like having two courses in one!
Not only do Alena and I share with you tons of tips, techniques, approaches, and video tutorials, we make it a point to empower our students to become the confident, creative, and expressive artists they've longed to be!
If you would love to revel in the tactile delight of paintbrush and pen and marker (and a sweeping array of other art materials) … and if you have a smartphone or tablet (an iPhone, iPad, or even an iPod Touch) and if you love creating great photographic art … then don't hesitate…
You can sign up right NOW and gain access to the class immediately, and you will have LIFETIME ACCESS to the content! Sign in and work whenever it is convenient for you and work at your own pace.
Your inner artist is just waiting to burst forth, in full bloom. Won't you join us!?
My iPhoneography online workshop, The Art of iPhoneography Self-Portraiture, is currently available through the website Photoshop Artistry!
This online workshop is all about creating extraordinary images with nothing but an iPhone (or iPod Touch or iPad if that's your preference). Whether you do portraits or self-portraits, it covers how to capture pro-quality images and then edit and manipulate them by stacking the right apps (in the right order) to create stunning creative compositions. Note: The techniques covered in the lessons can apply to practically any type of iPhone image.
And it's more than even that, actually.
Because what you really get is an inside look at how I THINK through my images, all the while encouraging you to take the art of self-portraiture and use it to further yourself as an artist … and turn your everyday life into an adventure of self-discovery.
You can sign up right now and gain access to the class immediately, work at your own pace, and you will have LIFETIME ACCESS to the content!
On the value of self-portraiture…
Having a body is such a gift! Through our bodily form and our senses we are able to experience the beauty of the world and give of ourselves to others. We can share and receive love through the power of a simple touch, take in the breathtaking colors of the sky at sunset, inhale deeply the heavenly scent of a peony, be enraptured by the mellifluous tones of a symphony, and taste layers and bursts of delicious flavor in a dish so carefully and lovingly prepared. Self-portraiture celebrates this gift of the human body, which when you boil it down, is really a celebration of life. And, when you set aside all notions of what society says is physically beautiful (which is unattainable anyway) and focus instead on what it means to experience life through a form, a shift in thinking takes place. I'd like to think this comes through in my self-portraits and I'd like to invite others to open themselves to this type of thinking and explore the art of self-portraiture as a celebration of their life on this earth.
As a fan of Susan's work and purchaser of her books, I was excited to take one of her online courses. If you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall to see how one of your favorite artists works, an online course is definitely the next best thing to being there. For me, presentation, professionalism and ease of understanding are as important as content and with Susan's course I got all that and more. Susan delivers her lessons in an organized and easy to follow format. Susan definitely knows her stuff… and I am SO happy she's willing to share it with us so we can improve our own work and be inspired to move beyond the mundane to the magical! ~Geri Centonze
Mobile Art Mastery has changed my life …my artistic path …my journey. Everything I look at now is a potential art piece. I've been an artist my whole life, but this journey via Susan Tuttle's course has opened the flood gates and has expanded the possibilities. Sooo many ideas. Crazy! Simply crazy! This class is AMAZING! There aren't enough words to express how much I'm loving the class. It's a total life changer…really!!! ~Maryjane O'Connor
Thank you Susan!!! I am really enjoying your lessons in Mobile Art Mastery! The way they are broken down into steps. This is definitely spurring my creative thinking. Thanks for offering the course – and the online group is a fantastic adjunct to explore the range of creative ideas! ~Caroline Brown
You have changed so many lives. Helping people to bring out the best in their art and finding talent they never believed they had is amazing. ~Trish Hoskin
Susan is a great teacher who obviously has put hours of thought and preparation into her lessons. ~Sandra Nichols
I just wanted to drop you a note and let you know that I always enjoy taking your classes but I am especially thrilled about Mobile Art Mastery. I think it will be great fun and I'm excited about the adventure. I have to tell you though that I am off the excitement chart just from downloading all the apps. As always, you are a star, Susan, and I truly appreciate all your hard work and teaching style. ~Patti LaVay
I have discovered so many amazing new apps since starting Mobile Art Mastery, I am like a kid in a sweet shop! I'm creating images I would never have thought possible and I'm only on lesson 3. Thanks to you Susan Tuttle. ~Clive Allcorn
Thanks for sharing all your "secrets." I have benefited so much from your classes over the years, but I must say, Mobile Art Mastery takes the cake! ~Joyce Baldwin
I just finished going over Lesson 10 in Mobile Art Mastery and wow, I have so much to consider. Thanks Susan for a wonderful journey through the possibilities….our imagination and techniques together can lead us into whole other worlds, past, future, planes beyond planes. ~Alexis Rotella
It is impossible not to adore Susan; she is one of those rare mixtures of joy, inspiration, warmth and genuine talent. Susan's approach in her books and courses is no-nonsense, informative and full of brilliance! ~Caroline Julia Moore
I've just been scrolling through the photos at the private Facebook group for Mobile Art Mastery and I'm blown away by the creativity! Thanks, Susan, for your terrific course and all the artistry you're unleashing. ~Cathryn Wellner
Susan's work is brilliant and her course is awesome — instructionally sound, well designed, clear and easy to follow and chock full of tips, tricks and techniques of value to both the novice and the veteran iPhoneographer. If you're looking to explore your creative spirit and build your repertoire of skills, this is a great place to start! iPhone work has been a huge part of my photo repertoire since 2010 and it always amazes me how many different creative paths we have all taken with it. Congratulations to Susan on the recognition of her work and for creating this awesome course. ~Rad Drew
I'm an artist who studied Visual Arts at Brown University. I currently have an iPhone 6 Plus and am fascinated by how powerful of a creative tool it is. My art training is primarily in abstract mixed media painting, so I wanted to take a course in iPhoneography to be able to translate my ideas into digital art with my iPhone. Susan's courses have been incredibly informative and inspiring! I absolutely adore her work, and thanks to her background as a teacher, her explanations are simple and clear. The techniques she demonstrates work well for all sorts of mobile photography, and I have been able to apply them to every single image I edit for my Instagram gallery. I'm a huge fan of Susan Tuttle's teachings and photo art! ~Shuko Kawase
I admire Susan's photography immensely. Her images are simply stunning and are filled with so much soulfulness. When I was wanting to begin a 'self portrait' series honoring my mom's life (wearing her vintage coat from the 1950s), I was thrilled to discover Susan's course The Art of iPhoneography Self-Portraiture. Her course is fabulous – the layout of the course and the content of the videos are very clear, wonderfully presented, and inspiring. I was able to learn many tools and techniques with the apps she suggested and the guidance she provided, and I felt that I had all that I needed (including the confidence) to embark on my self portrait series. Heartfelt thank you, Susan! ~Lee Atwell
I really can't say enough about Susan Tuttle's courses. I LOVE them. Her sites are easy to navigate, her voice is just lovely and soothing, and the ideas and passion and encouragement of play is what keeps me going back. ~Robin Robertis
I took Susan's self-portrait iPhoneography course and it changed my life! It helped me to learn and understand a number of wonderful apps to work with and showed me how to take the best self-portraits in a variety of different settings. I learned about lighting, posing, and turning those okay photos into pieces of art! Most of all though, I learned to love my body, despite all my perceived imperfections. I found myself amazed at times that the photos I manipulated were actually me! I had learned how to accentuate the good. I would recommend this class to anyone who has a smartphone and wants to add a little flavor to their life! ~Louise Duhamel
I never thought in a million years that I would be comfortable with self-portraitures, but in Susan's iPhoneography workshop, The Art of iPhoneography Self-Portraiture, she teaches us self-love, and so much more about ourselves. It truly is an intimate workshop on getting in touch with self. ~Susan Freise
Absolutely THRILLED about Susan's iPhoneography self-portrait course! not so much because it's about selfies [gulp], but because Susan Tuttle teaching an iPhoneography course, in my books, is not to be missed … she is MASTERFUL in the medium. This will be my 3rd online course with Susan … she completely totally utterly ROCKS as a teacher and I have no doubt she's just about to change my [iPhone] world … and quite possibly my personal world, too. ~Christi Carter
I love this woman, I love her work, and I couldn't sign up for her self-portrait course fast enough. Susan's images evoke such emotion, I am excited to use my own self as a study in artistic portraiture, and with her as a guide, what a gift. ~Stacy De La Rosa
I have been following Susan Tuttle since at least 2006. I have seen her continually grow as an artist, and watched her come out with one great book after another, and get published in different magazines. I absolutely love her work. And now she has this course that involves photos taken with your iPhone and magically turns your smart phone into a convenient place to manipulate or create masterpieces wherever you are. This is easily the most up to date, state-of-the-art, amazing, brilliant, out of this world approach to creating art I have ever seen. ~Patti Koosed
Susan, this is the first of several online photography effects classes I've taken and the very first I found clear and doable. Thank you! I look forward to more of your classes. Just ordered your Photo Craft book and am very excited about reading and following it. ~Kathleen McSweeney
I love your style of teaching so much, Susan! You've explained every method perfectly in a structured and easy to follow way – it's always so much fun and also so inspiring to learn from you! ~Rosie Grey
Thank you Susan for opening my eyes and giving my brain a real good massage with your concise and expert instruction videos. ~Patty Szymkowicz
I owe so much to Susan in how I choose to edit and enhance my photographs, and have loved every class I've taken from her! If you ever have the opportunity to take one of Susan's classes, don't hesitate…you won't regret it! She's great! ~Diane Cook
Thank you, Susan, for sharing your knowledge. I was needing a little creative pick-me-up and I got it! Your classes are always clear and concise (this from a retired school teacher) and I always get so much out of them. Thank you! ~Lois Reynolds Mead
Thanks so much for sharing your techniques! I am a high school photography teacher and I plan to use some of your techniques with my students. ~Joleen Roe
It was quite engaging and well-paced, and I learned a lot. ~Shandi Brewster
I'm sure you get this a lot, but I have found no one that even comes close to your online teaching skills. And you always keep things fresh and exciting! Photoplay – a great example; what a great class! ~Susan Freise
I signed up this morning and after going out to take some Autumn photos, I planted myself in front of the computer to start going through the Fundamentals part of the course. Let me say that you and Alena have charmed me………the music, your voices, and the creativity from both of you is exactly what I needed to kick-start my lazy 'muse'. Although I take photos a LOT, my painting/mixed media has been on 'hold' for a few months……this course is just the perfect fit. ~Jan DeBellis
I am so excited about a new class I'm enrolled in, that combines mixed media with iPhoneography! Co-Lab with Susan Tuttle and Alena Hennessy, both masters of their art! I think it's going to be an epic chance to really stretch my artistry! ~Jana Holden
I'm so excited, I'm just about jumping out of my skin! I can tell how much thought and energy Susan and Alena have put into the course and how first class it is. Thank you. ~Anneke Van Couvering
I've taken Susan's iPhoneography self-portrait course and A Year of Painting with Alena, and I'm over-the-moon excited to do a mash-up!!! ~Lara Cornell


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She was only nine when her world fell apart. The struggle to understand took a lifetime.
In 1960s Bristol, Susan's family was like any other with its joys and frustrations, and fierce loyalties. Then tragedy struck and left a legacy that was to last a lifetime.
Susan was only nine when her mother died. A year later she was sent away to school. She didn't want to go, and didn't understand why she had to.
In her struggle to cope with an uncertain world - a world where nothing seemed to make sense any more - she pushed away the one person she loved best, her father.
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Really good descriptions fearing a storm... Took me back to my childhood fears of them... I might suggest adding a bit more to it and bring out why she fears the storm because there usually is a reason why storms affect us the way they do.... Well done... Good luck in the contest..! Keep Smilin'... Jax
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Dear All,I am based in Copenhagen and my family has visited me this summer. I have already taken them around in CPH. Now is the time to explore outside Denmark too.My best bet is Switzerland and Paris. Now some practical information:We will be 4 adults Protected content (3yrs)Two adults and the kid have a Denmark residence permit. Two other adults Protected content an Indian citizenship and have a Schengen VISA (hence cant vist UK).My parents don't prefer too much of walk (I don't have an international driving license).We would prefer to start our trip in a week or so and will have a week in hand.We are vegetarians.
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A brilliant route, on solid granite. We were actually surprised by the quality of the rock, which goes from good to super good. A few loose blocs in some places, but I guess it does not see that many people (although we encountered a micro-cam which seemed blend new). You have to look for your way up as there is almost no description of the line.
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|Ota Ogie (IPA: [ota ogye])
|Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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|Linguistic Field(s):
Linguistic Theories
|Syntax- Semantic Interface in Multi-Verb Constructions
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(1). Ogie, Ota 2009. Multi-verb constructions in Edo. PhD dissertation. Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Trondheim. Norway
(2). Hagemeijer Tjerk & Ota Ogie. 2009. Forthcoming. Edo influence on Santome: evidence from verb serialization. Micheal Noonan & Claire Lefebvre (eds.). Typological Studies in Language . John Benjamins Publishing Company. Amsterdam/Philadelphia.
(3).Ogie, Ota 2008. Multi-verb constructions in Edo: a typology. Cardona, M.D,
A.Didriksen, Ø.Heggelund, G.Jenset, & S Wold (eds.). Proceedings of the
second PhD-conference in linguistics and philology in Bergen, June 4-6 2007.
2008: 359-388. Oslo: Novus Press.
(4).Ogie, Ota. 2004. About Multi-verb constructions in Edo: multi-verb.
construction, past tense suffixation and syntactic representation in Edo. TROSS. Proceedings Dorothee Beermann and Lars Hellan (eds.).
(5)Ogie,Ota. 2002: Edo personal names and world view. New Perspectives in Edoid studies: Essays in honour of Ronald Peter Schaefer. 2002:108-126. CASAS book series no.20. Cape Town RSA. Also in http://www.edo-nation.net/edonames.pdf
(6). Ogie, Ota. 2002. NP focus and non-canonical arguments in Edo. In Papers in linguistics from the University of Manchester: proceedings of the 9th postgraduate conference in Linguistics 25 March 2000. K. Hiietam & C. R. Schubert (eds.),78-89. Department of Linguistics, University of Manchester.
(7). Ogie, Ota .2001. Some comments on Edo syntax. Africa and Asia, 1:50-59.
(8). Ogie, Ota. 1995. User choice in petrol filling station: a multidimensional approach to decision making. M.B.A. Thesis. University of Benin.
(9). Ogie, Ota. 1991. Verb serialization in Edo. M.A. Thesis. University of Ilorin.Nigeria.
(10). Ogie, Ota. 1987. Verb and Noun classification in Edo. B.A. Project University of Benin. Nigeria.
(1) Ogie 2009. Using an on-line tool for the documentation of Edo. The Nordic African Days 2009. Africa- in search for alternatives. Trondheim 1-3 October 2009. The Nordic African Institute.
Articles in webpages
(1) Ogie, Ota & Dorothee Beermann 2009.Typecraft Software for the documentation of minority languages ISFITovation February 26th 2009.
Slides 29- 44. http://itovation.wordpress.com/2009/02/26/watch-isfitovation-live/ NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.
(2)Ogie, Ota . 2009. In-depth annotation of multi-verb constructions in Èdó http://www.typecraft.org.NTNU
(3)Ogie, Ota . 2009. Multi-verb constructions in Edo. http://www.typecraft.org.NTNU.
(4) Hellan Lars, Dorothee Beermann & Ota Ogie. 2001. Three types of extraction in Edo.Stanford University Grammar Seminar. 2001 04 - 08. http://www.typecraft.org.NTNU
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Advanced Syntax;
Development in Syntactic and Semantic Theory
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|Multi-Verb Constructions in Edo
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Èdó influence on Santome: Evidence from verb serialisation
About Multi-verb constructions in Edo:multi-verb construction, past tense suffixation and syntactic representation in Edo
Èdo Personal Names and World View
NP focus and non canonical arguments in Èdó
Some comments on Èdó syntax
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10 Thoughts from Super Bowl 47
It's been a week since Super Bowl 47. 34-31 was your final score for the Ravens and it was a close game and it was great seeing Ray Lewis go out as a Super Bowl Champion. This game was great and intense. So what I am going to do is give you guys 10 of my own thoughts from the big Super Bowl 47 game last Sunday. Let's get to it.
1. Early game penalties on the 49ers: The 49ers had some early penalties that cost them this game for sure. Some of the penalties where strange. The first play of the game was a illegal formation penalty on the 49ers. Really, first play of the big game and there was a penalty. And it really hurt the 49ers because if there was no penalty, the the 49ers get a first down of a 15 yard catch from Vernon Davis. 49ers could have scored on that opening drive instead of going 3 and out and letting Baltimore score on their first possession. Also let's not forget the 2nd quarter face mask penalty on the 49ers defense. That penalty also led to a Baltimore touchdown. with how close this game was, the 49ers could have won for sure if not for these stupid early game penalties. It looked like the 49ers where uptight and making bad decisions. My saying goes, the team that has fewer penalties and is more calm and not uptight, wins the Super Bowl. The Ravens where clearly more calm and won.
2. 49ers where too conservative: The 49ers did get less conservative and more aggressive in the second half. But in the first half the 49ers where too conservative. Three times the 49ers faced 3rd down 10 and 15 situations and ran the ball for no gainers and just punted the ball away to the Ravens who ended up scoring on the 49ers and being more aggressive and less conservative. At least in the first half. Every year in the Super Bowl, the team that is more aggressive and calm, wins the Super Bowl. And once again, Baltimore where less conservative and and calm and won the Super Bowl.
3. 49ers had costly turnover's in first half: The 49ers also had some bad turnover's in the first half. First Lamichael James had a fumble and Colin Kaepernick had an interception on the 49ers next offensive play. The Ravens had 7 points off those turnover's. I can understand if you had one turnover in the first have and one in the second half but two turnover's in two offensive plays is bad. You can't win a Super Bowl like that. Turning the ball over and putting yourself in a deep hole never helps you win the Super Bowl.
4. Joe Flacco had a great game: Joe Flacco not only had a great first half, but just had a great game in general. And a great postseason. Flacco threw for 287 yards and had 3 touchdown passes. 11 total touchdown passes this postseason. Flacco's throw's where so accurate and looked so calm and active in the pocket. He was not changing the plays at the line of scrimmage a thousand times in a row like Kaepernick. Even in the second half Flacco was completing big 4th quarter 3rd down passes to Boldin. Flacco deserved to be Super Bowl MVP and if there was an award in every post season game he played in this year, he would win that award as well. Don't care what other people say, Joe Flacco is now an elite Quarter Back.
5. The ravens fake Field Goal run was dumb: The Ravens decided to take a risk and fake the field goal attempt and have their kicker Justin Tucker run for a first down. Tucker was stopped 1 yard short of a first down. I got to give it to Justin. That boy can run fast. Look I know teams want to look cool and tough and take big risk's in the Super Bowl but in this kind of close game, it's better off not taking such a huge risk like this. It almost cost the ravens the Super Bowl win.
6. The Halftime show was awesome: Beyonce was awesome in the Super Bowl Halftime show. The music was great and her singing was awesome. Usually I don't watch the Halftime show or just watch it and say it was awful. But this year, my face was glued to the T.V. and said that this was one of the best Super Bowl Halftime show's ever. After this year's great Halftime show, there needs to be a halftime show next year. Simple as that NFL.
7. 2nd half power outage was weird and long: I don't know if the amount of lights used for the Halftime show knocked the lights off to cause a delay in the game or what but the power outage was weird long. It took about 35 minutes to get half of the lights in the Superdome to come back on. The delay made myself every Football fan in America anxious and annoyed. It really benefited the 49ers but it was bad on the Superdome's reputation of being such a great Stadium and hosting another Super Bowl again in the future.
8. The 49ers made a great comeback: I guess the power outage really helped the 49ers. The 49ers outscored Baltimore 25 to 6 after the power outage and almost won this game. Colin Kaepernick was more calm and scoring touchdowns and the ravens defense was getting worn out and tired. The 49ers comeback really made this such a great game and made it come down to the wire. But it was not enough to beat the Ravens after putting yourself in a big hole in the first half.
9. 4th and goal fail for the 49ers: The 49ers where only down by 5 with under 2 minutes left in the game and failed to get the touchdown on 4th and goal. There was a lot of contact between Michael Crabtree and Jimmy Smith and fans say there should have been a defensive holding penalty on Jimmy Smith. In my opinion there most likely should have been a flag thrown for holding on Jimmy Smith but if you look at pictures of the play and video's of the play, Crabtree could have been called for offensive pass interference himself. either way, no touchdown was scored and 49ers fans where left furious at the ref's as always.
10. Baltimore Ravens deserved this Super Bowl win: I have probably said this a million times in this one post but the Ravens deserved and got the Super Bowl win. The Ravens where more aggressive and controlled the tempo in this game. Ray Lewis goes out as a winner and Joe Flacco gets a well deserved Super Bowl MVP. Congratulations to the Baltimore Ravens.
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Construction Project Management - Meeting the Code of Practice
The Chartered Institute of Building
Wednesday, 12 October 2016 at 09:00 - Thursday, 13 October 2016 at 17:00 (BST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
By the end of the course, delegates will:
- understand the importance of Stakeholder engagement and management from inception to completion
- recognise key aspects of a project and the importance of their role within it
- understand the fundamental aspects of a project and project management
- apply a set of best practice project management skills to any project
- successfully plan and implement projects
- understand the skills necessary to complete a project within budget and to schedule
Who is it for?Those new to project management and those wishing to develop their knowledge of the role.
Terms and conditions
If a course is cancelled by CIOB, delegate fees will be refunded in full. Delegate cancellation terms are as follows:
Up to 90 days' notice – 100% refund will be made
89-60 days' notice – 50% refund will be made
59-30 days' notice – 25% refund will be made
29 days' notice or fewer – no refund will be made
All requests for refunds must be received by CIOB in writing. Substitutions can be made at any time. Transfers to a different course can be made if notice is given to CIOB at least one month from the date of the course booked.
The CIOB reserves the right to alter the arrangements as described due to unforeseen circumstances.
The CIOB does not warrant the content of the courses offered by third parties. All bookings with training organisations other than CIOB will be made directly with those organisations and their terms and conditions will apply.
Views and opinions offered by trainers are their own and do not necessarily reflect the guidance or opinions of CIOB or its trustees.
When & Where
CIOB Offices
9 Kingsway
WC2B 6XF London
United Kingdom
Wednesday, 12 October 2016 at 09:00 - Thursday, 13 October 2016 at 17:00 (BST)
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with restaurant and fitness center
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Located in the heart of Jodhpur, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Spice Paradise and Sardar Market. Ghantaghar Clock and Jai Pol are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a fitness center and 24-hour room service. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include a business center and tour/ticket assistance.
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All 8 soundproofed rooms feature free WiFi and Select Comfort beds. Conveniences include sofa beds and living rooms, and guests will appreciate thoughtful touches like pillow menus and bathrobes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site at this 3-star property. This Jodhpur hotel also offers a fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and 24-hour room service.
- Total number of rooms - 8
- Number of floors - 3
- Business center
- Fitness facilities
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
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- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Separate dining area
- Sofa bed
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- Ceiling fan
- Free weekday newspaper
- Soundproofed rooms
- Bathrobes
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate dining area
- Free WiFi
- Separate living room
- Room service (24 hours)
- Individually furnished
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- Pillow menu
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Where to Eat
Roof Top Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
24-hour room service is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
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Check-in time starts at 11:30 AM
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Philadelphia - Old City: Second Bank Portrait Gallery - James Madison
The portrait of James Madison (Catalog Number INDE14091) was executed by Catherine A. Drinker (1844-1922) in 1875. Drinker copied Gilbert Stuart's 1804 portrait of Madison (now owned by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation) for a commission by the City of Philadelphia for its historical museum in Independence Hall.
James Madison (1751-1836) was the fourth President of the United States (1809-1817) and one of the Founding Fathers. Considered to be the "Father of the Constitution", he was the principal author of the document, and in 1788 wrote over a third of the Federalist Papers. As a leader in the first Congresses, he drafted many basic laws and was responsible for the first ten amendments to the Constitution, and thus is also known as the "Father of the Bill of Rights". As a political theorist, Madison's most distinctive belief was that the new republic needed checks and balances to limit the powers of special interests, which Madison called factions. As leader in the House of Representatives, he and Thomas Jefferson broke with Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton in 1791 to organized what they called the Republican Party (later called the Democratic-Republican Party), in opposition to the policies of the Federalists, in partcilar the national bank and the Jay Treaty. As Jefferson's Secretary of State (1801-1809), Madison supervised the Louisiana Purchase, doubling the nation's size, and sponsored the ill-fated Embargo Act of 1807. As president, he led the nation into the War of 1812 against Great Britain. By 1815, he supported the creation of the second National Bank, a strong military, and a high tariff to protect the new factories opened during the war.
The Second Bank of the United States, at 420 Chestnut Street, was chartered five years after the expiration of the First Bank of the United States in 1816 to keep inflation in check following the War of 1812. The Bank served as the depository for Federal funds until 1833, when it became the center of bitter controversy between bank president Nicholas Biddle and President Andrew Jackson. The Bank, always a privately owned institution, lost its Federal charter in 1836, and ceased operations in 1841. The Greek Revival building, built between 1819 and 1824 and modeled by architect William Strickland after the Parthenon, continued for a short time to house a banking institution under a Pennsylvania charter. From 1845 to 1935 the building served as the Philadelphia Customs House. Today it is open, free to the public, and features the "People of Independence" exhibit--a portrait gallery with 185 paintings of Colonial and Federal leaders, military officers, explorers and scientists, including many by Charles Willson Peale.
Independence National Historical Park preserves several sites associated with the American Revolution. Administered by the National Park Service, the 45-acre park was authorized in 1948, and established on July 4, 1956. The Second Bank of the United States was added to the Park's properties in 2006.
Second Bank of the United States National Register #87001293 (1987)
Independence National Park Historic District National Register #66000675 (1966)


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