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Named Person: | Edward A Feigenbaum; William Kaufmann; Douglas B Lenat; Alan Newell; D Raj Reddy; Louis G Robinson |
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Correspondence, notes and 26 videotapes relating to the first AAAI conference, Stanford, 1980, together with papers concerning the Seventh International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI-81), Vancouver, 1981, and a run of the SPANG ROBINSON REPORT -- THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BUSINESS NEWSLETTER, 1985-1987.
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The explosion took place as worshippers were praying at a mosque used by Saudi special forces in Abha, the broadcaster said, describing it as a "terrorist" attack. It gave no further details.
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- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:1.5
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
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3BR/2BA - Sleeps 6
Sands of Paradise is a cozy 3 bedroom 1.5 bath home with a large BRAND NEW deck & Outdoor Shower to enjoy the outdoors and great views. This home is across the street from the beach. A fabulous north-island location with an easy walk to all the action at Times Square. There is no better location on the island to spend your vacation! This home has new owners and has gone through many new upgrades. Love new? It has all new towels, beds and linens for your comfort and peaceful nights of sleep. All newly painted, new living room furniture, a remodeled kitchen and bath upgrades. Bedding: queen, full, and 2 twin beds. We have 4 bikes, a beach cart, 8 beach chairs, coolers, 2 boogie boards and plenty of beach towels for your stay! You will appreciate all the attention to detail in this home. All the kitchen ware is new as well as the stove. Enjoy a brand new Whirlpool washer and dryer. A perfect home for a family vacation or several couples getting away with friends. We are flexible on your arrival and departure dates.
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Property Type
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- 1000 sq. ft.
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- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
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- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 6
Bathrooms: 1 Bathroom, 1 Half Bathroom
- DVD Player
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- Laundromat
- Medical Services
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- Miniature Golf
- Outlet Shopping
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- Golf
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- Jet Skiing
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2017 Peak Season Dec 1 - Apr 30, 2017 7 night min stay |
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Summer/Fall 2017 May 1 - Nov 30, 2017 7 night min stay |
$995 | ||||
2018 peak season Dec 1 - Apr 30, 2018 7 night min stay |
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Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $500
- Cleaning Fee $150 + tax
- Tax Rate 11%
$200 additional for holiday weeks: Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving & Christmas
$100 additional weekly charge for rental party of 5
$200 additional weekly charge for rental party of 6
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This beach home is located on a prime corner on the North end of the Island. It is directly across the street from beach access and a short 10 minute walk to all the action and shops at Times Square.
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Year Purchased: 2013
About: We are from the midwest and love getting away to enjoy warm sunshine and spending time relaxing on the beach away from snow and cold... is there anything better?
Why Fort Myers Beach, FL, USA:
We love the casualness of Ft. Myers beach all the great restaurants to enjoy island fun. We picked this property because of its north end island location and how close it is to everything!
The Unique Benefits at this House:
The north end of the island is quiet and offers easy access to the mainland and Fort Myers by car. It is a two minute walk to the beach and a ten minute walk to Times Square and many fine and fun restaurants. It is also close to the fishing pier. The new Estero Blvd. provides for a beautiful bike ride or casual stroll. You definitely can enjoy all that Florida and Ft. Myers Beach has to offer!
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Our home sits on a large corner lot-very private!
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Large closets and 1/2 bath off master.
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All new furniture in the living room.
The Master bedroom with Tommy Bahama bedding, wall mount tv and new mattress.
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This listing was first published here in 2013.
Date last modified - Thursday, March 23, 2017
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"CAPP - supporting the development of collaborative arts across Europe"
The Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) is an ambitious transnational cultural programme focusing on the dynamic area of collaborative arts. Read more...
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The Live Art Development Agency (LADA) and the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) invite you to
Practice, Participation, Politics
A public gathering to explore the possibilities of collaborative practices within socially engaged contexts
Date: Wednesday 8 March, 2017
Time: 2pm to 9pm
Venue: Live Art Development Agency, The White Building, Hackney Wick, London E9 5EN.
Free, but limited capacity, so please reserve a space.
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Glenn Loughran CAPP Artist in Residence at UCD Parity Studios 2017
Supported through a new partnership between Create, Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP) and UCD in the Community, College of Social Science and Law
Exhibiting nationally and internationally, Glenn Loughran's work has developed hybrid forms of artistic research at the intersection between pedagogical process and artistic intervention.
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Sarah Browne Artist in Residence, UCD College of Social Science and Law 2017
Supported in partnership with Create and Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP)
Sarah Browne is an artist based in Ireland. She is particularly concerned with how socially engaged art projects can develop methodologies that are not solely discursive, in order to address non-verbal, bodily experiences of knowledge and justice. This primarily sculptural practice also includes writing, publishing, performance and public projects, encountered both within and outside gallery environments, as well as extensive collaboration.
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Create, Callan Workhouse and Trasna Productions are delighted to announce that the successful applicant for the Meet You at The Green? Research Residency is Dan Dorocic.
Dan Dorocic is a Berlin-based architect, geographer and environmental designer.
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Open Call for a Socially Engaged Commission with Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, and Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts in Ireland, as part of the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme funded by Creative Europe.
Commission Budget: €50,000
Location: Dublin North inner city area / Parnell Square and environs – Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane
Closing date: 27th January 2017
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane and Create the national development agency for collaborative arts in Ireland are delighted to announce this major opportunity for a collaborative artist(s) to research and deliver a major new commission for Spring 2018. This commission will run from 2017 into 2018 and sets out to encourage meaningful and in depth engagement with communities of place and of interest as well as the distinct architectural, socio-political and cultural landscape of the North Inner City of Dublin. The commission will focus on collaborative socially engaged arts practice and is open to artists and / or arts collectives born in or resident in the UK, Ireland, Spain, Finland, Hungary or Germany (partner countries within the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme).
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Betsy is the 1954 Special that I have known all of my life. Some of my earliest memories center around trips to my grandparent's home for various holidays and vacations. It was a trip of 150 or so miles, so the visits were infrequent enough to make each one special (see what I did there?) and since they lived in a small town in northeast Nebraska, it was a big change from the usual goings-on in Omaha. There were three big events on every occasion however, be it Thanksgiving, 4th of July, or someone's birthday. As soon as the car doors were opened and the obligatory hugs and "My look how big you boys have grown" were over, the three of us (cousins, too sometimes) would race up the street to the farm implement store and crawl all over the tractors, combines, wagons or whatever happened to be in the yard. That the owner never came out to shoo us off says something about small town USA back then. The second highlight happened on the occasion of a freight train passing, the tracks being directly across the street from the big white house where my grandparents lived. Whomever heard the whistle first called out "Train!" and off we went. Unbelievably, we were even allowed to leave the dining room table for this adventure. Waving to the engineer, counting cars and setting pennies on the rail to be mashed (if you could get them set out without being seen) were all part and parcel. The BIG adventure for any visit, however, was a ride in Grandpa's Buick. Betsy lived in a tiny one car garage out by the alley. It was a big production rolling her out to the driveway so bunches of grandkids could pile in the back seat for a cruise around town. Of course there were no seat belts but we were unconcerned because we had the blanket rope to hang on to! It was always a magical journey, even if it only lasted a few blocks.
In the late 70's my Grandfather passed away and Betsy languished in her garage for a couple of years. Grandma was reluctant to drive her and that was probably a good idea. Knowing the popularity of the car and wanting to avoid bad feelings amongst the grandkids when the estate was settled, she sent a letter to all 18 of us offering to sell Grandpa's Buick to the highest bidder. I was surprised to find out that my bid of $1101 was the winner! After checking the fluids and tire pressures, we set out on her next adventure. The odometer was in the low 20's!
The Buick was my daily driver for the next 12 years or so and accompanied me to several Air Force assignments, crisscrossing the country and delivering me faithfully to work and back. She was famous in at least three fighter squadrons. After the first flights of the day, the announcement would go out over the PA that the Boat was leaving for the Officer's Club in 5 minutes. Fellow pilots would pile in and off we'd go, gliding across the base to the Club. (I think the record for a lunch run was 11 - 5 in front and 6 in back!) Separation from the AF found us in Las Vegas and starting the airline gig. Betsy became my airport car and spent a lot of time in the airport parking lot.
When I got the crazy idea that I needed a sports car to drive to work, the Buick began another several year stint of idleness, starting occasionally and taking an infrequent lap around the block. I knew in the back of my mind that at some point I'd have to decide what was to become of Betsy. As a family heirloom, I couldn't sell her so some degree of restoration was always just around the corner. Unfortunately, I was paralyzed by my inability to decide between a full frame-off or a simple re-paint so mysteriously, several years passed in this conundrum.
Eventually I began the long road to restoration, having finally decided that a frame-off was not going to happen - not enough garage space and not practical from a value standpoint. So, the brake system was the first order of business as the master cylinder had some rust issues. Next, heater hoses, resolution of some radiator issues, freeze plugs, and a pressure wash of the engine compartment got us cleaned up pretty good. The Dynaflow was rebuilt (Yikes!) so we could drive more than a few miles before having to top off. Then a quick (not really) trip to the DMV got us back on the street again.
Paint and body work were up next. The recession in 2008 shuttered many of the local shops whose cards I had been keeping in my desk for several years, so the search was on for an experienced body shop that was familiar with my vintage machine. In the meantime, the seemingly endless list of little annoyances (horn ring shorted out, heater controls jammed, wipers inop) kept me in the garage and out of trouble. And in an ironic twist, it looked like I would be selling the sports car to pay for the restoration!
I visited a couple of places with Betsy and while the owners/managers were impressed, they started off excitedly talking about how they could chop the roof line, make her a two-door, etc. Their enthusiasm waned however, when I explained that I was looking for a bone stock restoration. The search ended in the Spring of 2012 with a serendipitous meeting at Cars and Coffee. C&C is a weekly meet in the parking lot of a strip mall not too far from the house. It is an eclectic collection of exotics, hot rods, antiques and occasionally attended by various clubs - Corvette, Mustang, Cobra, Mini, even the Smart Car club at least once. Other than the announcer with his PA's touting the event sponsors, its pretty informal. Similar vehicles usually gravitate to the same area, but its always funny to see an Audi R8 next to a partially restored VW van when there are only a few spots left!
I was chatting with a fellow enthusiast who was there with his nicely restored 50's era Chevy and as usual the conversation got around to finding a shop for Betsy. The folks who helped him with his ride were out of business but he pointed me to a beautiful yellow Packard which had just arrived, the owner of which had had some work done locally and was very pleased with the results. I used my phone to snap a picture of the only card he had left for the shop.
A week or two later, I stopped by to introduce myself and my project. The shop owner, Mike Thaxton was friendly, supportive and understanding of my dilemma. Mike and I talked at length and it was agreed that I would bring Betsy in during the first week of July when he had an opening in his busy calendar.
Over the course of the next two years Mike and his guys brought Betsy back to a better-than-new condition. She now has her spot in the garage, under the car-cover during the week but is a frequent visitor to Cars & Coffee on Saturday mornings, has made a few trips to Prom and more than a few local car shows.
Its great to still have her as part of the Family !
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Tuesday, 01 November 2016
In an unexpected reversal of (mis)fortune, this morning Sentix writes that the Eurocrisis creeps back into the heads of the investors in a new way: it is no longer Greece, but Italy which is now the country that is most likely to leave the Eurozone within the year from the perspective of the more than 1,000 investors surveyed. "This development underscores the importance of the referendum to the Constitution in Italy on December, 4th."
Sentix adds that while it looked as if a "castle peace" had been concluded a few months ago, the euro concerns are gradually rising again among investors. But this time it is not Greece that dominates the agenda. Although for example the pension funds in Hellas are collapsing, the euro exit probability has fallen to 8.48% – the lowest level since 2014.
Italy is now the focus country number 1 in the Eurocrisis! The precarious situation of the Italian banks, the political questions surrounding the Constitutional Treaty at the beginning of December, and the economic turmoil of the past have placed the country south of the Alps at the center of investor interest.
The above graph shows the historical dimension that is inherent in this signal. And it shows that this is not a one-off event, due to an up-to-date message, as we observed in the Netherlands, for example, after the Brexit decision.
Besides Italy, Sentix also measure a disadvantageous trend in Portugal. While the exit probability is not very high here, the EBI value worsens in small but steady steps. Thus, the risk of contagion as measured in the "Contagion Risk Index" also come back to the agenda.
And with the Italian referendum coming up fast, scheduled for December 4, the market is starting to noticed. Earlier today, Italy's borrowing costs hit eight-month highs with investors focused on political risks and stuttering banking sector reforms there as anxiety about other lower-rated euro zone nations has eased, Reuters writes. The formation at the weekend of a minority Spanish government after a 10-month political stalemate has prompted markets to throw the spotlight east to Italy instead for what could be a nervy year-end.
The gap between Italian and Spanish 10-year borrowing costs – viewed as a key indicator of political risk – rose on Monday to 41.4 basis points, its highest since 2012. It hovered close to that level at 39.5 bps in early trade on Tuesday.
Concern about Italy centres on a referendum on Dec. 4 in which voters will decide whether to approve Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's programme of constitutional reforms to reduce the role of the Senate and the powers of regional governments. Polls suggest Renzi may lose the referendum, "and that would be very bad news," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz. "Since Portugal passed the DBRS ratings test and Spain now has a minority government, Italy is where the risks lie," he said.
Last month, Portugal came through a DBRS sovereign credit review with its sole investment grade rating intact. Losing that would have made it illegible for the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme.
Meanwhile back in Italy all but one of 26 opinion polls published this month have put the "no" camp ahead, with a lead ranging from one to nine percentage points. Renzi earlier this year said he would step down in the event of a "no". While he has stopped making that promise in recent months, he would come under huge pressure should he lose the vote.
With the outcome of next week's U.S. presidential election uncertain, the direction of the next ECB policy move on Dec. 8 unclear and a U.S. interest rate rise likely on Dec. 14, the timing of the Italian referendum alone could magnify market volatility.
In addition, and adding to the pressure facing Italian banks, Reuters also reported today that Veteran Italian banker and former industry minister Corrado Passera withdrew his rescue plan for the insolvent Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena on Tuesday, accusing the bank of obstruction and ignoring the interests of its own shareholders. Passera's withdrawal leaves Monte dei Paschi, the country's weakest major lender, tied to a plan drawn up and backed by investment bank JP Morgan to sell some 28 billion euros ($31 billion) in bad loans and raise 5 billion euros in new capital.
Monte dei Paschi, which failed the European stress test over the summer, is desperate to complete the 5 billion euro cash call by the end of December, an ambitious target given that Italians are to vote on Dec. 4 in a constitutional referendum which could unseat the government and sour market sentiment. The attempted turnaround of Monte dei Paschi is the first big test of a state-backed campaign to steady Italy's banking sector and clean up 360 billion euros in problem loans.
"Ours was a serious proposal to turn around and relaunch the bank that would have given a key role to current shareholders," Passera said in a letter to the bank which was released to media. "We were denied the minimum conditions for proceeding."
Passera said in his letter that he had assembled investors willing to invest around 2 billion euros in the bank. He did not name the investors, saying he had been prepared to identify them if Monte dei Paschi signed a confidentiality pact.
But a spokesman for Passera said the bank had asked for so many restrictions to be included in the pact they had not got round to signing it.
Finally, as reported before, and adding to the country's troubles, another powerful earthquake struck over the weekend in the same central regions that have been rocked by repeated tremors over the past two months. The government recently cited earthquakes and the influx of migrants as reasons for submitting a budget plan to the European Union that would increase Italy's structural deficit.


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10 February, 2017
"Instead of banning everybody from this series of countries - closing off the country to refugees, which is not our history - I wish President Trump had said to Gen. [John] Kelly at Homeland Security, "give me a program that I can put into action as quickly as possible" that will do what the president has called extreme vetting".
Asked about McCain's comments at the briefing, Spicer said he had a "message" for anybody who said the mission was not a success, though he did not mention McCain by name.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Wednesday that any criticism of the operation does a disservice to the life of Owens.
"I think anybody who undermines the success of that [raid] owes an apology ... to Chief Owens", he said.
McCain has been a frequent critic of the Trump administration, publicly criticizing the President - who hails from his own party - for fighting with Australia, his choice for Cabinet secretaries, his comments about torture and his travel and immigration ban. During his presidential campaign Trump said McCain was not a war hero because he was captured while serving in Vietnam. "Disagree with politics ANY single day but how dare anyone question the honor of my father and his service", McCain tweeted, a reference to injuries Sen.
If it was unclear before if John McCain was going to be a major thorn in the side of Donald Trump, that was cleared up this morning when Trump tweeted that McCain "emboldens the enemy".
Bella Hadid Still Loves The Weeknd, 'Heartbroken' By Selena Gomez PDA?
In addition, The Weeknd reportedly sent something to Bella Hadid's room to wish her luck before she hit the runway. Before last Wednesday's big news, it was Selena who had taken the top spot with here Coca Cola advert selfie.
FireEye, Inc. (NASDAQ:FEYE) Analyst Estimates
BTIG Research reissued a "buy" rating and issued a $17.00 target price on shares of FireEye in a report on Monday, October 31st. Salem Investment Counselors Inc. purchased a new stake in shares of FireEye during the third quarter valued at $138,000.
'Sopranos' actor Frank Pellegrino dead at 72
He told the paper that Pellegrino died just before 2 p.m.at Manhattan's Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital, surrounded by family. According to TMZ , the restaurant is popular among celebrities, including Martin Scorsese, Jimmy Fallon, Woody Allen and Jay Z.
U.S. Central Command said in a statement: "A team designated by the operational task force commander has concluded regrettably that civilian non-combatants were likely killed in the midst of a firefight during a raid in Yemen Jan. 29". Neither Trump nor Blumenthal fought in the war after receiving multiple deferments, though Blumenthal did serve in the Marine Corps Reserve.
He called Navy SEAL Ryan a "hero" who "died on a winning mission ( according to General Mattis), not a 'failure.' Time for the USA to get smart and start winning again!"
He said reports that Yemen has demanded a halt to USA special operations are "not true". "Time for the U.S.to get smart and start winning again". "These things happen and it's not an unsuccessful mission simply because John McCain doesn't like Trump". "He's been losing so long he doesn't know how to win anymore".
McCain shot back at Spicer in an interview with NBC and he recounted an episode from his time as a POW during the Vietnam War when American soldiers tried to rescue him and others from a prison.
Trump also took aim at Sen. Al-Awlaki was killed in a 2011 USA drone attack.
"When you lose a $75 million airplane and, more importantly, an American life is lost ..."


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In linguistics, veridicality is a semantic or grammatical assertion of the truth of an utterance. For example, the statement "Paul saw a snake" asserts the truthfulness of the claim, while "Paul did see a snake" is an even stronger assertion. Negation is veridical, though of opposite polarity, sometimes called antiveridical: "Paul didn't see a snake" asserts that the statement "Paul saw a snake" is false. In English, non-indicative moods are frequently used in a nonveridical sense: "Paul may have seen a snake" and "Paul would have seen a snake" do not assert that Paul actually saw a snake (and the second implies that he did not), though "Paul would indeed have seen a snake" is veridical, and some languages have separate veridical conditional moods for such cases.
Veridicality in semantic theory[edit]
The formal definition of veridicality views the context as a propositional operator.
- A propositional operator F is veridical iff Fp entails p: Fp → p; otherwise F is nonveridical.
- Additionally, a nonveridical operator F is antiveridical iff Fp entails not p: Fp → ¬p.
For temporal and aspectual operators, the definition of veridicality is somewhat more complex:
- For operators relative to instants of time: Let F be a temporal or aspectual operator, and t an instant of time.
- F is veridical iff for Fp to be true at time t, p must be true at a (contextually relevant) time t′ ≤ t; otherwise F is nonveridical.
- A nonveridical operator F is antiveridical iff for Fp to be true at time t, ¬p must be true at a (contextually relevant) time t′ ≤ t.
- For operators relative to intervals of time: Let F be a temporal or aspectual operator, and t an interval of time.
- F is veridical iff for Fp to be true of t, p must be true of all (contextually relevant) t′ ⊆ t; otherwise F is nonveridical.
- A nonveridical operator F is antiveridical iff for Fp to be true of t, ¬p must be true of all (contextually relevant) t′ ⊆ t.
Nonveridical operators[edit]
Nonveridical operators typically license the use of polarity items, which in veridical contexts normally is ungrammatical:
- * John saw any students. (The context is veridical.)
- John didn't see any students. (The context is nonveridical.)
Downward entailment[edit]
All downward entailing contexts are nonveridical. Because of this, theories based on nonveridicality can be seen as extending those based on downward entailment, allowing to explain more cases of PI licensing.
Downward entailment predicts that polarity items will be licensed in the scope of negation, downward entailing quantifiers like few N, at most n N, no N, and the restriction of every:
- No students saw anything.
- John didn't see anything.
- Few children saw anything.
- Every student who saw anything should report to the police.
Non-monotone quantifiers[edit]
Quantifiers like exactly three students, nobody but John, and almost nobody are non-monotone (and thus not downward entailing) but nevertheless admit any:
- % Exactly three students saw anything.
- Nobody but John saw anything.
- Almost nobody saw anything.
Hardly and barely[edit]
Hardly and barely allow for any despite not being downward entailing.
- John hardly talked to anybody. (Does not entail "John hardly talked to his mother".)
- John barely studied anything. (Does not entail "John barely studied linguistics".)
Polarity items are quite frequent in questions, although questions are not monotone.
- Did you see anything?
Although questions biased towards the negative answer, such as "Do you [even] give a damn about any books?" (tag questions based on negative sentences exhibit even more such bias), can sometimes be seen as downward entailing, this approach cannot account for the general case, such as the above example where the context is perfectly neutral. Neither can it explain why negative questions, which naturally tend to be biased, don't license negative polarity items.
In semantics which treats a question as the set of its true answers, the denotation of a polar question contains two possible answers:
- [[Did you see John?]] = { you saw John ∨ you didn't see John }
Because disjunction p ∨ q entails neither p nor q, the context is nonveridical, which explains the admittance of any.
Polarity items appear in future sentences.
- John will buy any bottle of wine.
- The children will leave as soon as they discover anything.
According to the formal definition of veridicality for temporal operators, future is nonveridical: that "John will buy a bottle of Merlot" is true now does not entail that "John buys a bottle of Merlot" is true at any instant up to and including now. On the other hand, past is veridical: that "John bought a bottle of Merlot" is true now entails that there is an instant preceding now at which "John buys a bottle of Merlot" is true.
Habitual aspect[edit]
Likewise, nonveridicality of the habitual aspect licenses polarity items.
- He usually reads any book very carefully.
The habitual aspect is nonveridical because e.g., that "He is usually cheerful" is true over some interval of time does not entail that "He is cheerful" is true over every subinterval of that. This is in contrast to e.g., the progressive aspect, which is veridical and prohibits negative polarity items.
Generic sentences[edit]
Non-monotone generic sentences accept polarity items.
- Any cat hunts mice.
Modal verbs[edit]
Modal verbs create generally good environments for polarity items:
- John may talk to anybody.
- Any minors must be accompanied by their parents.
- The committee can give the job to any candidate.
Such contexts are nonveridical despite being non-monotone and sometimes even upward entailing ("John must tango" entails "John must dance").
imperatives are roughly parallel to modal verbs and intensional contexts in general.
- Take any apple. (cf. "You may/must take any apple", "I want you to take any apple".)
Protasis of conditionals[edit]
Protasis of conditionals is one of the most common environments for polarity items.
- If you sleep with anybody, I'll kill you.
Directive intensional verbs[edit]
Polarity items are licensed with directive propositional attitudes but not with epistemic ones.
- John would like to invite any student.
- John asked us to invite any student.
- * John believes that we invited any student.
- * John dreamt that we invited any student.
- Giannakidou, Anastasia (2002). "Licensing and Sensitivity in Polarity Items: From Downward Entailment to Nonveridicality" (PDF format; Adobe Acrobat required). In Andronis, Maria; Pycha, Anne; Yoshimura, Keiko. CLS 38: Papers from the 38th Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, Parasession on Polarity and Negation. Retrieved December 15, 2011.


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Ginny shrugged off her cloak after a long walk out on the grounds after dinner. She knew she was pushing her luck, since Mal-git had told her to meet directly after dinner, but she didn't care. She took her time on her walk, enjoying the chilled night breeze and staring at the stars.
Things weren't working out for her, were they? She tossed the worn cape over her bed before hurrying out of her dormitory.
"Where are you going, Gin?" Ron was doodling on the side of his report, and barely glanced at her as she passed. Harry sat beside him, tapping his quill as his green eyes scanned the book in front of him.
"Really," Hermione agreed, slipping her sleeve away from her wrist. "It's going to be curfew in an hour."
"I've got detention," Ginny said grudgingly. "And I better get there quick- I'm already late."
"What did you do?" Ron was staring at her with surprise. "You don't do anything wrong."
"Except with Snape," Harry pitched in, grinning insolently at the Weasley girl. "Besides, Ginny's probably living a secret life of gangs and spray paint."
Ginny rolled her eyes. "I was out past curfew." She didn't bother to add that Malfoy was involved, knowing the spaz attack her brother might pitch. Looking at them nonchalantly, she knew she had them fooled. Except for Harry, who now was staring at her through critical eyes, looking less than satisfied with the answer provided.
"Ginny!" Hermione clucked her tongue. "What were you thinking? I can't believe you'd be that irresponsible."
Ginny rolled her eyes and gave Hermione a look. The brown haired girl remained unfazed, which just added a twinge of annoyance. But she seriously was late, and needed to go now. "See you all later." She gave a wave, and sped off for the potrait hole.
When she reached the hall outside the library, her heart sunk. Malfoy wasn't there. Thinking maybe she missed him, she looked around, and peeked into the library. Blaise Zabini was exiting at that moment, her expensive leather bookbag thrown over her shoulder.
"Hey, Blaise," Ginny said timidly, holding her hand up to stop the Slytherin girl.
Blaise raised an eyebrow, though her magenta eyes remained emotionless. "Weasley?"
"Was Malfoy--?" Ginny trailed off as Pansy Parkinson's laugh cut through the hallways. "Ah, wait. I think I've found him." She nodded to Blaise, folding her arms across her chest as Draco strolled around the corner.
Blaise moved around her, passing a disgusted look at the couple. Pansy was literally hanging off Draco, and was laughing incredibly hard.
Pansy gave Ginny a scrutinizing look before disentangling herself from the blonde boy and kissing his cheek.
"See you later tonight," she whispered before hurrying off.
Ginny wasn't thrilled. Oh, right. Mr. Prefect leaving her here, showing up a half an hour late. What if she had actually come on time? She'd have been here forever! She gave him a venomous glare. "Thanks for being prompt, Malfoy."
"Nice try, Weasel," he leered at her, giving her his usual critical eye. "But I showed up a half hour ago, unlike someone."
Damn it. "So you prance off with Parkinson before coming back? What made you think I'd show?"
"You're a Gryffindor, dull-wit. And a Weasley. You'd show up." He shrugged, before walking past her. "Come on, Snape's given us our assignment in the Forbidden Forest."
"Your assignment?"
"Your assignment- gather up the Insulsus Weed. My assignment- to make sure you don't fall down any holes or get eaten by a raving hedgehog."
Ginny, to her horror, felt a smile tug at her lip for the last part. The image of Malfoy trying to escape a rabid rodent was entertaining to a point.
The night breeze was numbing. She shivered, rubbing her hands together. The temperature seemed to have dropped from the short period between her walk and now. She slipped her wand out of her robe's pocket, and quickly cast a Heating Charm on herself.
"I'll take that." The Slytherin boy reached over and snatched her wand from her, a sneer not at all out of place on his features. "No magic tonight, Weasley."
Narrowing her brown eyes, she gave him a healthy dose of eyedaggers before going ahead of him, tromping over the grass. "So what does the Insulsus Weed look like, Ferret?"
Draco's laughter was cold and mocking. "Didn't you do your homework, Weasley? That's fifth year knowledge."
"Is that the 'cool' way to say you don't know?"
"Of course I know," Draco responded distantly. "Not that it surprises me that you don't. I'll give you a hint: it's not a dandelion."
"Stay up all night writing that one?" she snapped.
"Not really- just came to me. But I know you'll be up all night trying to understand it."
Enough of this game. He was really getting annoying now. "You know what, Malfoy?" She turned on her heel, feeling her cheeks burn. "Your maturity level isn't much above a six year old's, is it?"
"At least it's higher than your intelligence." He studied a finger nail carefully, before looking up at her with gleaming snake eyes. "Come now, Weasley. You don't want to be here all night, do you? I surely don't."
She let out an aggitated growl before stomping off in the direction of the Forbidden Forest.
The little Weasley was really very amusing. He was having a grand time, watching her try to contain her temper. Right now, as she stomped off, he couldn't help but smirk. She was pretty, he had to admit. In an unusual, unique way. Honestly, he would have smacked himself, but he gave himself a pass, seeing that she was his soulmate. He could oggle all he wanted, he thought with satisfaction. It was practically a permit.
He found a stump, inspected it for dirt, and finally sat down, beginning his night watch. Weasley girl wasn't very happy to be out here, he could see that, but it was only a given. Rolling his eyes, he finally told her. "It's a yellow-leafed weed, Weasley. Stop stalling and getting to work. Snape wants at least three dozen by the end of tonight."
"Sod off, Malfoy." She slipped off into the darkness, keeping an eye over her shoulder for the plant.
He didn't find it neccesary to tell her that they all grew in the east grove, either. He smirked, turning his pale face up to the stars that peeked through the canopy of the forest.
The noises coming from all around her weren't very settling. She could even swear, from time to time, that she heard the beatings of hooves. It was unnerving, walking in the woods whose own horror stories haunted students from first to sixth year.
The leaves under her feet crunched with every step, and several times she had to bend down for a better view of the plants at her feet. For the past forty-five minutes- at least!- she had been looking for this cursed Insulsus Weed, and all she had to show for it was four of the scrawny, sickly looking plants.
Pausing for a break, she leaned up against the nearest tree, letting herself relax momentarily. The night breeze touched her cheek, and the sound of rustling leaves was actually pretty soothing.
It was, at least, until she heard what sounded like a whistling. It was highpitched and scratching to in her ears, it seemed, and she almost dropped her Insulsus weeds just to plug her ears. But she refrained, and it was almost unneeded. The whistling stopped suddenly, which just caused her senses to heighten. She stuffed the weeds into her pocket, trying to control her dancing nerves. Completely still, she stood for a moment, trying to hear anything else.
That was it- flapping wings disturbed the branches above her, the twigs snapping as something hit them. She let out a quick scream of alarm, dropping to her knees as something shadowy swooped upon her. It dove again, the sharp edges of the wings slicing through the air and over her. Ginny tucked her head under her arms, whimpering as she threw herself completely onto the ground. A pair of talons dug into back briefly before it flapped away once more, just as another screaming creature joined it.
Her fingers fumbled for her wand, struggling around the weeds in her pocket for it. Then she remembered- she didn't have it. She shifted herself up to her knees, trying her best to keep her head covered, and did the next best thing.
She ran for it.
He thought he heard her scream. It sent him to feet, half from the suddeness of the sound. His hearing jumped to its extreme, the sounds of the forest echoing around him. Frantic footsteps pounded the soil, cracking twigs and sending leaves up behind it.
"Weasley?" He shouted through the trees. "What is it?"
The red-headed brat didn't reply, but in moments she surged into the clearing, her face even more pale than usual. Her freckles were contrasted against her pale-as-death flesh, and her eyes were wide with terror. In a speed that he found shocking for the only Weasley girl, she ran over to him, and somehow managed to both put an iron lock grip on his forearms, shove him in front of her, and also wrestle her wand out of his pocket.
"What the hell?" was all he managed to say before a shadowed creature with long, gossamer wings soared out from beneath the branches of the dark trees. Ginny's grasp on his arm tightened immediately, which didn't help much as he struggled for his wand. The nocturnal beast wasn't looking as if it were often associated with harmless things like Kneazles or unicorns, either. It cried out, a screech that rattled his very eardrums, causing him to cringe.
The sixth year behind him finally seemed to regain her senses. She brandished her wand. "Incendio!"
A bit too close for Draco's comfort, flames suddenly shot up not even a yard before his feet, the heat licking at him and bringing a glow to his features. But the Weasel's idea wasn't completely useless, as it did seem to catch the wretched thing off gaurd. It gave another shriek, then rounded back under the branches.
"Nice job, Weaselette," he snapped. "Lure it over here, why don't you?"
"Stop being a git- we have to get out of here." She ignited the flame once more, giving it stronger light.
Draco swallowed as he looked back once more to the trees where it had disappeared. "Is that the only one?"
Ginny was already jogging off, her feet stepping on fallen leaves as she hurried away. "No; one of the several reasons so as to why we should leave."
Draco followed close behind, sprinting to catch up with her. The fire seemed to be holding the thing off well enough, but at any rate, he didn't want to be the one left when the flames died. His own wand was clutched tightly in his hand, waiting for anything else to pop out at them. He had ot admit, however, that he did indeed find himself rather distracted by the backside of the girl he was currently tracking.
He supposed it gave him a rather uncharacteristic remark- watching her behind, that is- and tried to comment, as inconspicuously as possible, on her spell.
She glanced over her shoulder, brows raised, and made something that sounded like a snort of disbelief.
His pale face colored slightly as he tried to recover. That's what he got in return for trying to be nice. Well fine then.
"You know," came Ginny's voice once more, "the first spell I had thought of was 'avis'...but somehow, I don't think that it would have much helped our situation." He could hear a smile in her voice, and for a moment couldn't believe she was actually giving him material to mock her with.
After recovering from the surprise, all he could manage was a sarcastic, "Brilliant, Weasley."
"You know, in some countries, that charm is revered as one of the most fearsome and advanced techniques." Over her shoulder, she threw a grin to Draco.
Temporarily forgetting the fact that Weasley was both his soul mate and family nemesis, Draco stopped. God only knew why. He was rooted to the ground, staring after Ginny Weasley.
Ginny couldn't figure out why Malfoy wouldn't move. She had thought he was still following, but when she had turned to check on him, he hadn't moved an inch. She went back to him, eyebrow raised in puzzlement. He stared at her, an odd expression on his face. "Are you alright?"
Malfoy blinked. His face melted from that peculiar look to his routine sneer. "Fine, Weasel; but check back in a moment when the raving thing with wings comes back to slaughter us." He reached out and gave her a rough shove in the opposite direction.
Ginny swore, then glared at him. Her patience had been struck. "You're so bloody impossible!"
"Lovely, Weasley- you've finally discovered why exactly our families have hated each other for centuries." He began to walk, pushing her forward as she tried to reply.
"You know what your problem is, Malfoy? You're a spoiled, conceited boy who can't get passed the glory your family name's given you!" she vented. "Not only that, but you're a horrible person who's probably never going to figure that out, no matter how many people tell you!" She went on rambling for another moment, turning on her heel to curse at him.
He cut her off, however, by grabbing the back of her neck, and pulling her incredibly close. Ginny's eyes widened, watching his every movement. His fingers on the skin sent sparks through her veins. "And you, Weasel, are a dirty, poor girl from a pair of equally dirty people who can't stop breeding like jack rabbits." His tone was neutral, showing no offense to what she had just said. His face was so close to hers, the grey eyes staring down at her as his breath touched her lips in their proximity.
She swallowed, staring up at him, watching his eyes. For a moment, just a brief moment, she felt the urge to kiss him. Why, exactly, was beyond her; she just wanted to.
And for a moment, she suspected he was going to do just what was flitting through her mind. Of their own accord, her eyelids had drooped, giving her a slightly drowsy look. Malfoy didn't look much different. His grey orbs were focused completely on her, making her heart thunder.
A shriek from the woods startled them both. Ginny jumped, her eyes wide, while Draco's head merely shot up. In seconds, he had grabbed her hand and begun running, pulling out his wand with his opposite hand. Jinxes and defenses fell from his mouth as he dragged Ginny Weasley along. Though in her defense, Ginny Weasley wasn't too bad of a runner.
The exploded onto the grass of the Hogwarts grounds, right near Hagrid's hut.
A shriek from the woods startled them both. Ginny jumped, her eyes wide, while Draco's head merely shot up. In seconds, he had grabbed her hand and begun running, pulling out his wand with his opposite hand. Jinxes and defenses fell from his mouth as he dragged Ginny Weasley along. Though in her defense, Ginny Weasley wasn't too bad of a runner.
The exploded onto the grass of the Hogwarts grounds, right near Hagrid's hut.
"Stop sweating, Weasley." His drawl broke the silence. He slipped his wand away, looking as careless as ever.
"Like you weren't, Malferret." She glared at him. "Even you were panicking when the canary from Hell came to try and scratch that pretty hair right off your head."
But Malfoy was already walking up the hill to the school. He didn't glance behind to see if she followed, but instead shouted, "Coming, Weasley?" in what would probably be considered a 'nice' way, by Malfoy terms.
She shook her head now, as she looked back on what had transpired several moments before, disbelieving. Not for the atroscious bird that seemed to have missed the migration, but rather for her thoughts at the moment when the Slytherin boy had gazed down at her, grey eyes not straying from her face. Her heart fluttered at the thought, once more, as a bright red blush streamed to her cheeks.
Even now, watching his silohuette make its way up the terrain, she could remember the way his body warmed hers in their less than respectable distant. She picked up her step, following his path up to the school. And to think- she had said his hair was pretty.
The replusion would set in, she promised herself.
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Transcript | 1981 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS Determined to pump more life into his offense, University of Houston Head Coach Bill Yeoman promised his 1981 squad anything but a spring picnic during six weeks of workouts beginning March 10. Though, the Cougars finished tied for second in Southwest Conference play last season and thumped Navy 35-0 in the Garden State Bowl, Yeoman was unhappy with the inconsistency on offense and plans to work his troops hard this spring unlike a year ago. "We will do a lot of scrimmaging and the offensive line and receivers will get a ton of work," Yeoman said. "We just need to get the entire offense where it was a few seasons ago and putting the ball in the air more next season is something you can count on." Houston finished fourth in total offense (3,784 yards), third in rushing offense (220.6 per game) and at the bottom of the ladder in passing offense in the SWC. Yeoman had to use three different quarterbacks, because of injuries, which attributed to a more conservative attack. He is set on opening things up more in order to get the ball to his talent at the skill positions. Throwing for only six touchdowns in SWC play, while averaging 123 yards per game in the air left the Coogs depending on their grind-em-out running attack and Yeoman is planning to balance his firepower this season. The Cougars return 26 lettermen, 11 on offense and 15 on defense. Forty-four players who were either redshirted or played sparingly will also contribute in the fall, so the 1981 Cougars do have considerable experience. Hosea Taylor, Leonard Mitchell and Steve Bradham were the anchors on defense, while Terry Elston, Terald Clark, Jack Faniel, Eric Herring and Randy Swisher were the top players lost on offense. While there are many questions to be answered about the offense, at least Yeoman returns three quarterbacks who saw action last season. (MORE/OVER) |


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Gas prices are starting to drop! Yes! Therefore it's no secret that this summer AAA is predicting more and more people will be hitting the roads for a summer vacation. According to the travel organization, 35% of Americans are planning to take a vacation more than 50 miles from home with two or more immediate family members in the next 12 months.
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The weekend is dominated by football once again. I draw a blank scouting in Clifton, an area famous for raising footballers such as England's first black full international player, Viv Anderson and former Norwich City striker Darren Huckerby. Saturday afternoon is spent in the affluent town of Southwell. Sol Campbell was rumoured to have been moving out here during his ill-feted short stay at The Pies in the Munto and Sven era. I'll make no bones about it, my Under 16s are bottom of Division One, whilst Southwell are flying the flag at the summit. We play a beautiful game and are delighted come away with a 2-2 draw. It feels like a win.
It's Sunday afternoon. I'm back home from scouting and rooting around in the garage. I've bought a new bike. The skies are glorious, with the sun beating down. I pedal out into the countryside for the first time in two years. An hour later I arrive home beetroot faced and breathless. 'Stella Sunday' is restricted to three cans. I let notorious, crap Non League tipster, Finley Palmer, out for his first run of the season. He lies on his back and lets me brush him.
I spend Sunday evening flicking through the Sunday Mirror TV listings. I'm steaming when I noticed that the BBC have commissioned Michael McIntyre to host a chat show. Middle class suburbia will be wetting themselves with excitement.
4:30 on Tuesday can't come quick enough. I love the North West Counties League: it's fast, furious and violent. An intriguing top of the table clash is taking place tonight in Burslem, home to pub singer and Port Vale shareholder, Robbie Williams.
I leave my car at Gotham, a place recently in the news, due to some joker (get it?) pinching the village sign as a souvenir in memory of comic book superheroes heroes Batman and Robin. Phil is piloting. The A453 is to be avoided at all costs. We slip through the back of Kegworth and onto the A50. Former Radio Nottingham DJ Simon Mayo keeps us company on his Radio 2 Drivetime show.
It's time for a spot of tea at The Dapple Grey in the horse-racing market town of Uttoxeter. Sticky Palms favourite screen writer and film director, Shane Meadows, is from these parts. An Amstel is swilled the down the hatch with a Cajun chicken burger for company. We reach Stoke at the fag end of rush hour.
Burslem is known as the 'Mother Town.' It is one of six towns amalgamated to form the city of Stoke on-Trent. It has a population of 21,000. Dart players Phil 'The Power' Taylor,Ted Hankey and Motorhead bassist and vocalist, Lemmy were born in the area.
The Community Drive ground is situated off an estate, perched on top of a hill with panoramic views of Stoke city centre. It's £5 on the gate. This ground has been on the hitlist for sometime. Uwdi Krugg from the brilliant 'Where's the Tea Hut' brought it to my attention. I adore grounds that aren't out in the wilderness and remain in the heart of the community.
It has a unique two-tier view as you walk in from the turnstile. You can watch the game from above the stand. I wander past the nearest goal and pick a spot to the left of the away dugout. Glossop North End are the visitors. They are in a fine run of form. Glossop is a market town in the High Peak of Derbyshire with a population of over 30,000. The fashion designer Vivienne Westwood was a pupil at the local grammar school.
The pace of the game is frightening and the tackling ferocious. The referee blows his whistle more than a Bow Street Runner. Glossop have guile and skill. Norton rely on huff, puff and hoof.
Everyone is so friendly. A Norton substitute appreciates that we have travelled from Nottingham. I exchange small talk with a Stokie groundhopper, whose love of the game is a beautiful moment to share.
The referee is missing loads of off-the-ball. The linesman on our side is neither use nor ornament. The Glossop 'keeper wipes out a Norton forward just outside the penalty area. No action is taken by the official.
We traipse up to the refreshment bar for a piping hot cup of coffee. Thankfully Williams hasn't been wheeled out to 'sing'a few tunes as part of the half time entertainment.
The second half is scrappy. Glossop are by far the better side. The goal they deserve is worth the gate money. The ball is shifted around the midfield, it finally finds its way to Kieran Lugsden, who finishes emphatically to give the Hillmen a deserved victory.
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Related Sections: | Clarendon Hills | Du Page County |
Hinsdale Golf Club
140 Chicago AveClarendon Hills, IL 60514
Phone: (630)986-5339Fax: (630)986-5360
This scenic and traditional course has narrow fairways and small greens. The signature hole is #16, a 215-yard, par 3, because it was modeled after the cartoon character Andy Gimp. Larry and Roger Packard redesigned this course in 1975, followed by Dick Nugent in 1980 and Bob Lohmann in 1990.
Holes: 18 | Greens: Bent Grass | Fairways: Bent Grass |
Greens Fees: | $50-$79 |
Course Type: | private |
Dress Code: | No denim, collared shirt and bermuda shorts required |
Season: | Apr 1 to Nov 1 (closed on Mondays) |
Guest Policy: | Closed |
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*All Greens Fees provided are subject to change. Please call the golf course to confirm the current fees.


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