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When I first decided to walk the length of Britain to raise awareness of all the issues around stammering I had to choose which way to do it – John O'Groats to Land's End….. or Land's End to John O'Groats.
In the end, I plumped for John O'Groats to Land's End. Here's why.
When I start on the 27th July the temperature in the South West could be 25 degrees or more during the day, which would make for pretty uncomfortable walking. The north of Scotland is likely to be much cooler. By the time I get down to Cornwall at the end of September autumn will be knocking on the door. And, of course, there'll be less traffic on the narrow roads at that time.
Apparently, cyclists choose the other way around to have the prevailing wind behind them. But I don't think that's as much of a factor for walkers. Walking into the sun every day might be more wearing, but then I'll have my sunglasses. Talking about the sun, I'll need a hat now that I'm becoming more follicly challenged.
The stretch from John O'Groats to Inverness and on to Perth could be quite a slog. I'm not taking the scenic route, so the A99 and A9 will become very familiar to me for the first two weeks. But I'd rather get my head down and do it at the beginning of the walk rather than face it at the end. What better way to break up the long days than to stop and talk to people about stammering along the way…
One disadvantage of starting in the north in July is the midges. Now, I love Scotland, and I've spend many happy times fishing in its beautiful lochs and rivers over the years. So I know to go prepared with a midge net to put over my head to stop them driving me crazy. It's not the most debonair of clothing accessories so, with luck, there'll be a stiff easterly blowing in off the North Sea to keep them at bay.
But, perhaps, the most compelling reason for setting out from John O'Groats is that it's downhill all the way.
STAMWALK, walking the length of Britain and raising awareness about stammering, runs from late July to September. Let us know if you can help.
Stamwalk is on!
There's been a fantastic response to our call for support for Stamwalk. As a result, Norbert and I made the decision on Monday to go for it. The number of you who have responded has shown that we have the core of support necessary. But that's only the start. To make the impact we want we need as many of you as possible to get involved.
Just to remind you, I'm going to walk from John O'Groats to Land's End, meeting and talking to people about stammering all along the way. Start date is 27th July. Dates and timings of the entire route are already on the Stamwalk page.
As some of you know I'm very keen that we should talk about stammering. Talking openly about our stammer is something that many people who stammer find incredibly helpful. And talking about stammering to our friends, our colleagues, and the general public is essential if we want them to understand what it's all about.
There's been a lot of brilliant talking about stammering lately - ESN, DSN, radio and television interviews and documentaries, conferences and seminars. It's an exciting time for people who stammer, and you get the feeling that a momentum for change is building. Now it's time to walk the talk.
Walking the talk from John O'Groats to Land's End is a visible demonstration that people who stammer live and work throughout the country, with no boundaries of background, profession, race, religion or politics. It's an opportunity for us to learn from and to help each other, to inspire each other, and to reinforce the fact that stammering is nothing to be ashamed of. It's an opportunity to promote the benefits of speech therapy and to celebrate the amazing people who work in that profession. And it's an opportunity to turn around the public's negative reactions towards stammering that persist today into an appreciation of the wealth of talent that people who stammer have to offer.
Stamwalk is also about the BSA, and how it can do the best for people who stammer. As BSA Chair, I'm very happy to take the lead. But we need lots more help. The success of Stamwalk will be measured by how many people we can involve and include. So please get in touch if you can support us. You can support by walking with me for as long or short a distance as you want. You can support by arranging an event on the night I'm in town, remembering to invite the local newspaper reporter along. You can support by spreading the word on social media. And if you have a spare bed in the house I will gladly, and gratefully, sink into it.
Stamwalk is also an opportunity to raise funds for the BSA. All money raised will go towards funding the activities of the BSA and will not be used to cover the costs of the walk itself. You can donate at
www.justgiving.com/stamwalk or donate by texting STAM53 £5/£10 (delete as appropriate) to 70070. So if you wanted to donate £5 you need to text STAM53 £5 to 70070. You can't donate more than £10 through Textgiving.
The year past, the year to come
2016 was a massive year for the BSA. I want to pay tribute to all the hard work that has been done, but so much has happened that I hardly know where to start.
Let me try.
We've swept away the old subscription membership in favour of joining the BSA community for free. This fundamental change recognises the times we live in. Now, all you have to do is to complete the on-line form giving us your name, postal address, email address and telephone/mobile number. Simple.
Why is this important? Because we want to boost membership numbers from about 1200 now to 10,000 by the end of the year. The more members we have the more society will sit up and take notice of us. We know there are hundreds of thousands of people who stammer out there. Together we can make a difference to all those whose lives are affected by stammering. And, only together, can we dispel the myths and stigmas attached to stammering which persist in society today.
People with similar interests working together to achieve amazing results. That's what networks are all about, and the ESN, the Stammering Network, and the Parents Network have all had landmark years. We now have the ear of people at the top of Government and big business. The ESN, led by Iain Wilkie and Norbert, has run three courses on Redefining Stammering at Work, and three on Stammering Awareness for Managers. It has achieved momentum in the civil service, and now has internal stammering networks with over 50 members.
Norbert was invited to join the Civil Service Expert Advisory Panel on Disability – a huge accolade. Norbert is widely respected for his expertise on stammering and this appointment will cement further the reputation of the BSA as a major player in the field of diversity and inclusion.
We were delighted that Jimmy and Ottih were recognised for their work in establishing and promoting the Defense Stammering Network. They both received MBEs and we are hugely proud of them and their achievement.
Manchester has featured strongly with two massively successful events – the national conference and the parent and child day. And Italy was the venue for the International Youth Exchange.
We have a new accounts system which, despite the birth pangs that it gave Norbert, will enable us to monitor and manage our finances more efficiently.
The telehealth project, run jointly by BSA and Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, begins this month as the result of a successful bid for funds in September. Between 40 and 50 people who stammer will receive speech therapy via Skype. We're very excited about this because, if the pilot study proves successful, it will expand the availability of specialist speech therapy to areas that are not currently served by the NHS.
Talking about speech therapy, City Lit ran a groundbreaking seminar in November called Stammering Pride and Prejudice. Speech therapy has come a long way since Lionel Logue, and today's practitioners take a more holistic approach. A different language is being used now, which removes the whole feeling of shame around stammering.
If you want a good read then look no further than three of our close associates Kala Ramachandran, Ed Balls, and Jon Smith who have written about aspects of their lives including, of course, how stammering has affected them. Ed has had a storming year and he continues to support our cause whenever the opportunity arises. There has been mounting exposure about stammering in the media and we need to be available to exploit opportunities as they arise.
Our association with the global marketing company, Ogilvy, produced some arresting posters that were used extensively in the lead up to ISAD on October. The posters focused on the strengths exhibited by people who stammer, and this is a theme that we will continue to promote in the years to come. Planning has already started for ISAD 2107 although, in a sense, every day should be a stammering awareness day :-)!
Another poster produced by Ogilvy drew attention to the new BSA strapline – Talking about Stammering. It's what the BSA is all about. Talking about our stammer rather than suffering in silence. Talking to society about stammering to increase understanding and tolerance. The poster has been widely used on social media, websites, open days and seminars. It's a message that we should never tire of delivering.
The Open Day in London in 2016 was an outstanding success. At least two others are planned in 2017, the first of which is in Bristol in March. Open Days are a powerful way of reaching people affected by stammering in different parts of the country. To make the organisation of these days easier Christine, Rory and Jimmy have written a guide (available on the website) which is a blueprint for success. Volunteers to host these days are warmly welcomed!
People up and down the country are working hard for a society where every person who stammers has as much chance of a full and rewarding life as anyone else. There are countless heroic volunteers talking about stammering and fund raising - too many to mention by name I'm afraid, but I thank them all on your behalf. Without their selfless input we would not have a BSA.
What 2017 holds in store
You know, I feel an unstoppable momentum. There's change in the air and we must grab the opportunities as they present themselves, and run with them. The time has never been better to champion the cause for people who stammer. And society seems receptive to our calls for understanding and acceptance. But we need to keep pushing and to build on the fantastic work of the last few years. Let us go about our work with passion and determination.
Talking about stammering at Manchester
I was going to write this blog on the train on the way home from BSA Manchester 2016. But I fell asleep. Surely the sign of a great weekend…
Today, refreshed, I can reflect on the huge achievement of Max Gattie and Jen Roche together with their team at the Manchester Stammering Support Group. Not only was the conference run in a highly professional way, but it also brought together an extraordinary collection of people, both speakers and attendees. I say extraordinary because I have rarely been with a group with such a universal desire to help and inspire other people who stammer. Comments on Facebook endorse that.
I had the privilege of introducing Ed Balls during which I took the opportunity to tell the Conference about the new BSA strapline, Talking About Stammering. You can see it under the BSA logo on the web pages. You're going to hear a lot about this strapline in the years to come because the Trustees feel that talking about stammering is the cornerstone of our ambition to improve the lives of people who stammer.
And, indeed, improvement was the theme of the conference.
But what does improvement mean in the context of stammering?
Well, the word improvement has connotations of development and growth, probably over a period of time - a progression. Some people use the word journey to describe the progression. I like the word voyage because it makes it sound more of an adventure. It's a voyage of self-discovery, yes, but it's also a discovery of the help that's available.
Improvement suggests a movement from one state to a state considered to be better – a change for the better over time.
And that's why the theme of the conference, improvement, was so exciting. There's so much within ourselves. Our theme said you don't have to accept how things are now. There's hope. You don't have to remain locked away in a dungeon of dysfluency or disaffection. You don't have to look back in later years and regret the missed opportunities.
And, of course, one other great thing about improvement is its inclusiveness. Anyone can do it! It's inclusive, and it's possible. Because we can all improve.
The point of the conference was not to come away fluent. But it was to come away feeling inspired to improve. To develop a greater belief in ourselves. To reinforce our unwillingness to be shackled by our stammer. To build our confidence.
Of course, we talk about self-improvement. But what about society? Do we not also have to move society forward to a state of better understanding of what stammering is, and of how to relate to people who stammer? And the conference addressed that, too.
The first step to improvement is talking. Talking about stammering. And that's where our new strapline comes in. Quite ironic, isn't it? Talking, I mean, when many of us are used to zipping it. Finding excuses not to talk.
But talking about stammering is something we must do more of. The BSA already talks about stammering. We must do more. We should encourage people who stammer to talk about their stammer. We should encourage people who stammer to talk regardless – not to hide away and be ashamed of their stammer. We should talk about stammering more in schools. We should talk about stammering even more on social media. We should talk more to our employers about stammering. We should talk more to our employees about stammering. We must insist society talks openly about stammering because only by talking about stammering are we going to mitigate, and eventually remove, the stigma around it.
So the BSA is committed to talk about stammering because that is how we will improve the lives of people who stammer.
There will be an unmissable opportunity to talk about stammering in the lead-up to International Stammering Awareness Day on 22nd October. The BSA needs your input because the more people who are prepared to talk about stammering, the better. We need people to talk to their regional radio and television stations. We need people to talk to their local newspapers. We need people to talk to anyone who will listen. You will soon be able to download an information pack from the BSA website to help you talk about stammering whenever the opportunity arises.
Finally, a big thank you to everyone who made BSA Manchester 2016 such a success!
Why Sssooo Ssserious: The Power of Laughter
The BSA National Conference in Manchester is coming up fast and with that workshop organisers like us are making our presentations and talks to (hopefully) entertain, intrigue and inspire attendees. Our first "Why Sssooo Ssserious" workshop at the London Open Day was initially met with a few odd looks and comments, so we thought it would be good to explain the thoughts behind it for its upcoming sequel in Manchester.
Laughter is powerful. Jokes in society about stammering that peddle prejudiced, negative views are all too common. These jokes undoubtedly play a significant role in creating and maintaining the large amount of public stigma surrounding stammering as well as assisting the development of internalised stigma. Fortunately, this common experience has united the stammering community to crusade against laughing at stammering, from the playground to the television.
The chosen tag-line at the time though "stammering is no joke" seems to too black and white.
People who stammers' often almost uniformly negative experience of jokes about stammering can cloud their vision to this potential of positive jokes about stammering that can break rather than make stammering stereotypes.
In our experience, the laughs come easy and acceptance follows when you mention stammering in a humorous light
- Ian, for instance, often opens his presentations with "I have a stammer and will probably have some long blocks. If you just bear with me, I'll try and have you out by Christmas". It immediately puts both himself and the audience at ease. The elephant in the room is outed straight away and they know it's something that can be acknowledged… even joked about.
- Nisar has found that using humour allows him to set the tone for how we are received rather than allowing the tone to be dictated by a third-party at the expense of our predicament. He has been inspired by Katherine Preston with her positive and occasionally humorous approach to stammering. Nisar finds himself quipping and playing with his stammer during prolongations as an antidote to constantly bogging himself down under the self-inflicted pressure of his negative thoughts and ideas about stammering.
- Lesley has found, like Ian, using humour when talking about her stammering experiences makes advertising easier as it not only puts her at ease but the listener too. It gives the listener the opportunity to engage in a positive conversation about stammering.
- And, Patrick once managed to win a local round of the Toastmasters Humorous Speech Contest with a speech entitled "H-H-Hilarious".
More widely, the power of laughter has been noticed in other stigmatised disabilities as well. Indeed, a positive disability comedy movement has blossomed over the past 10 years.
One great example is Jess Thom, an activist using humour in Tourette's. She founded the site TouretteHero, which celebrates the humour and creativity of Tourette's. She says:
"[We use humour about Tourette's] to challenge the assumptions about the condition and about disability more generally. To reduce fear of difference, biscuit, and help everyone feel more comfortable talking about it, Biscuit, because it is crucial the voices of disabled people are heard to counteract the rhetoric that is often used about disability. In my experience, humour plays an important role in cutting through fear and helping people feel at ease with difference. Laughing matters"
There are already several stand-up comedians who stammer: Jaik Campbell, Nina G, Chris Douce, or Drew Lynch to name but a few. We even made a show reel of them to show at the workshop – until the Wi-Fi failed. They are all great to watch on YouTube.
The massive potential of positive jokes about stammering and disability is only beginning to be realised. We hope our workshops can encourage this trend to continue.
The morning after
Monday morning after a tumultuous few days - feels almost a relief to be back in the office and not glued to the telly.
As the Chinese curse goes, "may you live in interesting times". It's a whole new ballgame out there and we will need time to evaluate the impact on BSA. Some of it will be unique to the BSA, some more widely felt in the charitable sector. Some of it may not be apparent for some years and is dependent on the outcome of any negotiations, so we may be worrying prematurely.
Nobody has yet quite worked through what the impact on the economy will be – not as catastrophic as prophesied but not as good as it could be, most likely. There is likely to be an impact on our fundraising as those Trust funders who support the BSA, thanks to Lee's hard work, may see the value of their investments (and therefore their dividends) decline. Not only that, charities are currently in receipt of €200m EU funding each year and as these funds run out over the next few years and new ones won't come on stream, there will be a greater demand on charitable trust funders to make up the shortfall. This will result in far greater competition for a smaller pot of money. This may have potentially the biggest impact on our income.
What's happening in Whitehall - what will be the impact on our work to influence government policy and practice? BSA has been supportive of the Communication Trust's efforts to make sure that the communication needs of children will be firmly anchored in the Government's new Life Chances strategy which aimed to give children from poorer backgrounds a better start in life. Will a change in leadership put this on hold?
As with charitable giving, any potential financial support from Government for our work may well be less likely as priorities may shift as a result of the referendum.
On a personal level, while our members and supporters have always been very generous, any worries about their economic future may well mean there will be less spare money to support the cause, or for items of extra spending, for example to attend our Conference.
But equally, in these interesting times, we as a charity and a community for and by people who stammer need to be ready to support each other; to lift each other up, and to be there, as BSA always has been, with advice, with encouragement, with inspiration and with support.


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Barcelona insist that Ronaldinho will not be leaving the club in the summer.
The Brazil star's future at Camp Nou has been the subject of intense speculation for the last few months as he has struggled for form and fitness.
Milan and Chelsea have been strongly linked with a summer move for the former Paris Saint Germain ace, but Barcelona's vice-president Ferran Soriano says the club have no plans to sell Ronaldinho.
"Ronaldinho has already done more than enough," Soriano told Ona FM.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) George Clooney and his companion were injured when their motorcycle collided with a car on a narrow road across the Hudson River from New York City.
Clooney suffered a broken rib and scrapes while his passenger, Sarah Larson, broke her foot in the collision Friday afternoon. The two were treated at Palisades Medical Center in North Bergen and released, Clooney's spokesman, Stan Rosenfield, said.
"He's doing fine," Rosenfield said. "He has a broken rib, it's very painful and it'll take a long time to heal."
Clooney and Larson were traveling north on Boulevard East and sped up to pass on the right a car that was preparing to make a right turn, said Weehawken police Sgt. Sean Kelly. Both were wearing helmets.
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It has been a long hot summer and actually quite straining psychologically due to the shootings in Baton Rouge and Minneapolis as well as the assassination of five police officers in Dallas during a protest of the aforementioned shootings. It seemed that the violence and chaos would never end. As a result, there has been almost constant attention to the issue of policing and the community and what is the role of law enforcement in our modern society. My Vice President of Academic Affairs recently sent me an article from Inside Higher Education which discussed how criminal justice programs are responding to these issues but the programs were primarily from police academies that were hosted on college campuses. She wanted to know what we were doing along those lines in our criminal justice program. My response to her was that we have been dealing with the issue of race as it pertains to the criminal justice system for years and if a criminal justice program is just now responding to this issue, it is woefully behind the curve.
This brings to mind the question: What should we be teaching (and discussing) in our classrooms about police and race relations and the proper use of force? Are the police always right? Are the civilians who are killed always wrong? If you keep up with this topic on social media, it is usually a one sided debate depending on whether you are pro-police or anti-police (BLACKLIVESMATTER vs. BLUELIVESMATTER). There seems to be a divide that keeps both sides from listening to the other. There are rules for using force, and use of force is sometimes necessary and justifiable to protect both officers and civilians from dangerous individuals. I would argue that students need to know the basis for the legitimate use of force and what the circumstances are for using that force. I would also argue that students need to understand the mind set of minority communities that sometimes feel that the police are sometimes over aggressive in their decisions to use force against them. A recent message from the FBI Director, James Comey indicated that the Uniform Crime Reports plans to begin collecting data about non-fatal shootings between law enforcement and civilians and he encouraged all law enforcement agencies to submit their data about fatal shootings and justifiable homicides data, which is currently collected. The FBI plans to add a special publication that will focus on law enforcement's use of force in shooting incidents. According to Comey, "We hope this information will become part of a balanced dialogue in communities and the media----a dialogue that will help dispel misperceptions, foster accountability, and promote transparency in how law enforcement personnel relate to the communities they serve."
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Deictic expressions, like English 'this, that, here, and there' occur in all known human languages. They are typically used to individuate objects in the immediate context in which they are uttered, by pointing at them so as to direct attention to them. The object, or demonstratum is singled out as a focus, and a successful act of deictic reference is one that results in the Speaker (Spr) and Addressee (Adr) attending to the same referential object. Thus,
(1)A:Oh, there'sthat guy again (pointing)B:Oh yeah, now I see him (fixing gaze on the guy)
(2)A:I'll have that one over there (pointing to a dessert on a tray)B:This? (touching pastry with tongs)A:yeah, that looks greatB:Here ya' go (handing pastry to customer)
In an exchange like (1), A's utterance spotlights the individual guy, directing B's attention to him, and B's response (both verbal and ocular) displays that he has recognized him. In (2) A's utterance individuates one pastry among several, B's response makes sure he's attending to the right one, A reconfirms and B completes by presenting the pastry to him. If we compare the two examples, it is clear that the underscored deictics can pick out or present individuals without describing them. In a similar way, "I, you, he/she, we, now, (back) then," and their analogues are all used to pick out individuals (persons, objects, or time frames), apparently without describing them. As a corollary of this semantic paucity, individual deictics vary extremely widely in the kinds of object they may properly denote: 'here' can denote anything from the tip of your nose to planet Earth, and 'this' can denote anything from a pastry to an upcoming day (this Tuesday). Under the same circumstance, 'this' and 'that' can refer appropriately to the same object, depending upon who is speaking, as in (2). How can forms that are so abstract and variable over contexts be so specific and rigid in a given context? On what parameters do deictics and deictic systems in human languages vary, and how do they relate to grammar and semantics more generally?
Meanings of Constructions
Laura A. Michaelis
Meanings are assembled in various ways in a construction-based grammar, and this array can be represented as a continuum of idiomaticity, a gradient of lexical fixity. Constructional meanings are the meanings to be discovered at every point along the idiomaticity continuum. At the leftmost, or 'fixed,' extreme of this continuum are frozen idioms, like the salt of the earth and in the know. The set of frozen idioms includes those with idiosyncratic syntactic properties, like the fixed expression by and large (an exceptional pattern of coordination in which a preposition and adjective are conjoined). Other frozen idioms, like the unexceptionable modified noun red herring, feature syntax found elsewhere. At the rightmost, or 'open' end of this continuum are fully productive patterns, including the rule that licenses the string Kim blinked, known as the Subject-Predicate construction. Between these two poles are (a) lexically fixed idiomatic expressions, verb-headed and otherwise, with regular inflection, such as chew/chews/chewed the fat; (b) flexible expressions with invariant lexical fillers, including phrasal idioms like spill the beans and the Correlative Conditional, such as the more, the merrier; and (c) specialized syntactic patterns without lexical fillers, like the Conjunctive Conditional (e.g., One more remark like that and you're out of here). Construction Grammar represents this range of expressions in a uniform way: whether phrasal or lexical, all are modeled as feature structures that specify phonological and morphological structure, meaning, use conditions, and relevant syntactic information (including syntactic category and combinatoric potential).
Agustin Vicente and Ingrid Lossius Falkum
This is an advance summary of a forthcoming article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics. Please check back later for the full article.
Polysemy is characterized as the phenomenon whereby a single word form is associated with two or several related senses (e.g., run a marathon, run some water, run on gasoline, run a store, etc.). It is distinguished from monosemy, where one word form is associated with a single meaning, and homonymy, where a single word form is associated with two or several unrelated meanings, represented as different lexemes (e.g., bank). Although the distinctions between polysemy, monosemy, and homonymy may seem clear at an intuitive level, they have proven difficult to draw in practice. For instance, none of the linguistic tests devised for this purpose give clear-cut answers, either because they are context-sensitive (sometimes, only a slight manipulation of the context may give rise to a different sense), or because they do not track the intuitive distinctions, identifying some kinds of polysemy as monosemy and others as instances of homonymy.
Polysemy proliferates in natural language: virtually every word is polysemous to some extent. Still, the phenomenon has been largely ignored in the mainstream linguistics literature, as well as in related disciplines. One notable exception is the cognitive linguistics framework, where polysemy has played an important role in theorizing from the outset. However, it is only recently that polysemy has been seen as a topic of relevance to linguistic and philosophical debates regarding lexical meaning representation, compositional semantics, and the semantics-pragmatics divide.
Early accounts treated polysemy in terms of sense enumeration: each sense of a polysemous expression is stored as an individual representation in the lexicon (this approach has been called the Sense Enumeration Lexicon, or SEL, for short). Polysemy and homonymy are treated on a par, both being resolved by language users selecting a sense from among the list of lexically stored senses, which then feeds into the semantic composition process.
The SEL approach has been strongly criticized on both theoretical and empirical grounds. Today, most researchers converge on the hypothesis that the senses of at least many polysemous expressions derive from a single meaning representation. One contemporary debate revolves around the status of this representation: Are the lexical representations of polysemous expressions informationally scarce and under-specific with respect to their different senses? Or do they have to be informationally rich in order to store and be able to generate all these polysemous senses? Alternatively, are senses computed from a literal, primary meaning via semantic or pragmatic mechanisms such as coercion, modulation, or ad hoc concept construction?
A related issue that has recently attracted interest is how polysemy is generated or constructed in the course of discourse, a question that has important implications for accounts of semantic change. If this process is not entirely arbitrary (i.e., the senses are related to each other in semi-predictable ways), what are the underlying mechanisms? While it is widely agreed that two important sources of polysemy are metaphor and metonymy, the question of what consequences the source of a polysemy may have (if any) for lexical representation and sense activation remains a largely unexplored question.
Eva Hajičová
In the linguistic literature, the term theme has several interpretations, one of which relates to discourse analysis and two others to sentence structure. In a more general (or global) sense, one may speak about the theme or topic (or topics) of a text (or discourse), that is, to analyze relations going beyond the sentence boundary and try to identify some characteristic subject(s) for the text (discourse) as a whole. This analysis is mostly a matter of the domain of information retrieval and only partially takes into account linguistically based considerations. The main linguistically based usage of the term theme concerns relations within the sentence. Theme is understood to be one of the (syntactico-) semantic relations and is used as the label of one of the arguments of the verb; the whole network of these relations is called thematic relations or roles (or, in the terminology of Chomskyan generative theory, theta roles and theta grids). Alternatively, from the point of view of the communicative function of the language reflected in the information structure of the sentence, the theme (or topic) of a sentence is distinguished from the rest of it (rheme, or focus, as the case may be) and attention is paid to the semantic consequences of the dichotomy (especially in relation to presuppositions and negation) and its realization (morphological, syntactic, prosodic) in the surface shape of the sentence. In some approaches to morphosyntactic analysis the term theme is also used referring to the part of the word to which inflections are added, especially composed of the root and an added vowel.


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In this workshop we will investigate the notion of putting food on the table, how a quotidian and localized ritual is simultaneously a sensory and aesthetic performance, a memory play that crosses spatial / temporal / geographic borders, and a political act.
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Denver Foot Soldiers for Bernie Sanders Create Bernie Sandals
Matt Batrowny and his brother, Brian, were early supporters of Bernie Sanders. One day last summer, shortly after the senator from Vermont announced that he was running for president, recalls Matt, "We were walking down the street with a couple of buddies, and we had Bernie T-shirts on. A lot of people didn't know about his candidacy, but it was the perfect plug to pitch his platform."
The brothers, who'd moved to Denver from New York almost six years earlier, own the Print Complex, a full-service printing company with facilities in Aurora and upstate New York, and they decided to put their business to work on behalf of their candidate. But T-shirts weren't enough. "We wanted to do something a little different," Matt says. "Sandals were perfect."
They thought about launching a Kickstarter to raise funds to mass-produce the sandals, but first found a supplier outside Atlanta — it had to be a company in the USA, Matt points out — who could ship them the right kind of sandals, made of recycled microplast material. Not flip-flops, of course, which might reflect badly on their candidate, but advanced shower slippers in blue and red, with plenty of space where they could print a stylized image of Sanders at their Aurora plant.
And then FoxNews's Megyn Kelly, in describing Sanders's win in the New Hampshire primary on February 9, made a fateful slip. "On the Democratic side," she reported, "Bernie Sandals — Sanders — Sandals could catch on in the summer months."
Which is exactly what the brothers were thinking, but they weren't yet ready to go to market. "We didn't have the Kickstarter launched at that time, because we'd wanted to get a feel," Matt admits. "We kicked ourselves. We really missed that."
But they were determined not to miss out altogether, and so when they attended their precinct's Democratic caucus on March 1, they were sporting test models of the Bernie Sandals.
They also did a little poll of their own, asking whether it was acceptable to wear socks with the sandals, "and 80 percent said no," Matt remembers. But that hasn't deterred the brothers from donning socks on colder days as they continue to walk the streets in favor of their candidate, selling forty pairs in the process at $25 per (or $35 for two, the "Early Bern" special).
And now the Bernie Sandals Kickstarter is up and running, urging supporters to "Walk with Bernie all the way to the White House" and donate a total of $10,000 to the cause by the deadline of May 4. (For the record, Kickstarter does not allow funds to go toward a political campaign; the brothers say that if the campaign is successful, they will set up a site to sell the sandals, with $1 from every sale going to the Bernie2016 campaign.) At this writing, $4,135 has been pledged.
The Batrowny brothers aren't giving up, though. Not on their candidate, and not on their concept. They missed the chance to slush in sandals through the snow to the state Democratic convention, because they've been out canvassing for Sanders in different states. Over the weekend they were in New York, working upstate, getting the vote out for today's primary. Fortunately, it was 70 degrees in New York on Monday, removing any need for socks.
They're hoping their Bernie Sandals will take them all the way to the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia, and just in case, they have another product in the works: the Bernie SuperPAC, "the preferred storage accessory for the 99 percent," a fanny pack for supporters who have everything...except a SuperPAC that will accept contributions to Bernie Sanders's cause.
Here's the Bernie Sandals video from the Kickstarter page.
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Electronic Cigarette Advertising Practices Draw Legislative Attention – Will Regulations Follow?
Advertisements for electronic cigarettes, or "e-cigarettes," are increasingly drawing scrutiny from consumer advocates and public health groups who are calling for the federal government to regulate these advertisements in the same manner that traditional cigarette advertisements are regulated.
The e-cigarette industry is growing at a rapid pace, particularly among younger people. Last year, the industry generated roughly $2 billion and industry sources estimate sales are on pace to hit $5 billion this year.
Currently, there are no regulations governing advertisements of e-cigarettes. In contrast, advertisements of traditional cigarettes are heavily regulated. For instance, various federal laws and regulations prohibit cigarette manufacturers from sponsoring sporting events, and advertising cigarettes on television is also barred. Under the terms of a settlement from a lawsuit in 1998, tobacco companies agreed to not use cartoon characters to market cigarettes.
For roughly 10 years, the marketing team at R. J. Reynolds used the cartoon character "Joe Camel" to promote cigarettes. After years of pushback and under pressure from a pending lawsuit, Congress and various consumer groups, R.J. Reynolds announced that it would settle the pending lawsuit out of court and voluntarily end its use of Joe Camel.
BlueCigs, a leading manufacturer of e-cigarettes, uses a cartoon character named Mr. Cool in a television advertising campaign. Industry watchdogs have criticized the television ads, particularly given the growth of the industry and the regulations faced by traditional tobacco manufacturers. Some in the industry have noted the similarity between Mr. Cool and Joe Camel and worry that these advertisements will have the same effect of luring young people to try e-cigarettes that many believe Joe Camel had with traditional cigarettes.
Last month, a group of Senate Democrats introduced legislation to prohibit e-cigarette producers from marketing their products to children. This bill marked the first legislative attempt to regulate the e-cig industry. The bill would ban marketing e-cigarettes to children based on standards promulgated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and would empower the FTC and state attorneys general to enforce the advertising ban.
Additionally, the White House Office of Management and Budget has been reviewing a rule proposed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that would bring e-cigarettes under its jurisdiction. The regulations have been under review since October. We have previously written about FDA plans to regulate the e-cigarette industry here.
The e-cigarette industry should be aware that their marketing and advertisements are being closely monitored. Regulation and potential lawsuits could be on the horizon and companies should review their policies and practices to make sure they are prepared. The use of cartoon characters may be one advertising method to forego at this point, instead focusing on mature individuals using the product.
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In September, 40 state attorneys general wrote to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asking the agency to take all available measures to issue regulations on the advertising, ingredients, and sale to minors of electronic cigarettes, also known as e-cigarettes or e-cigs. The full text of the letter is available here. The FDA has set a deadline of October 31 to issue proposals to regulate e-cigarettes, but the agency has delayed action in the past.
E-cigarettes are battery-operated nicotine delivery devices that are meant to replicate the flavor and sensation of smoking a tobacco cigarette. The sales of these products are rapidly growing and have doubled every year since 2008. In 2013, the industry is projected to reach $1.7 billion in sales. Tobacco giants Altria, which owns Philip Morris, and R.J. Reynolds, both of which have not previously been involved in the e-cigarette industry, are now launching their own brands.
E-cigarettes have been available for several years, but there has been very little regulation of the industry since its inception. However, the calls for the FDA to explore regulation are becoming louder, and momentum is growing to have the FDA take action. Last month, Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) and three other House Democrats sent a letter to FDA Commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg urging the agency to take action on regulating e-cigarettes. Those same representatives also sent a letter to the Chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, and the Subcommittee on Health urging the subcommittees to hold a hearing on the increased use and health impact of e-cigarettes.
In the past, the FDA has stated that it would not feel compelled to regulate e-cigarette companies unless they overtly advertised their products as smoking cessation devices. We have previously looked at Federal Trade Commission regulation of e-cigarette advertising claims. The FTC has jurisdiction to regulate advertisements for any product, but has yet to flex enforcement muscle with regard to e-cigarettes. There are currently no federal rules about advertising e-cigs to young people, but the attorney general letter asked the FDA to "ensure that companies do not continue to sell or advertise to our nation's youth."
There has been very little regulation of the industry since its inception– partially because the extent of the FDA's authority to regulate e-cigarettes is not clearly defined. In 2010, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued an opinion in Sottera, Inc. v. Food & Drug Administration, affirming the district court's decision that the FDA could not regulate e-cigarettes as a medical device under the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act and finding that the FDA's authority is limited to traditional tobacco products. The FDA also has authority to regulate e-cigarettes under the Tobacco Control Act of 2008, but that authority is limited. Specifically, the Tobacco Control Act authorizes the FDA to regulate "tobacco products," giving the agency authority to impose restrictions on their sale, advertising and promotions, and establish other standards for their distribution and production.
It remains to be seen what actions will be taken by the FDA in response, but it does seem as if some type of regulation may be on the horizon. The industry will need to adapt to these changes and be active in the rule making and comment process to make sure that the regulations proposed are fair. We will continue to monitor developments on e-cigarette regulations here.
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NORTHAMPTON, UK (BNC) — The body of Christ in this English city is "a great congregation that consists of Christians from 21 different countries," elder Richard Sharpe reported in the Aug., 2015, issue of Christian Worker. Continue reading "Northampton UK congregation embraces saints from 21 countries"
Churches evangelize at Tennessee festival
SMITHVILLE, Tenn (BNc) — Christians in the Smithville, Tennessee area set up booths at the Smithville Fiddler's Jamboree Craft Festival, July 4-5, in downtown Smithville for the second year in a row.
Workers from the Keltonburg, the Smithville, and the Northside congregations in Smithville quadrupled the accomplishments of last year's efforts at the festival. When the tally was completed, those working the booths had given out over 1700 free bottles of water, 1500 blue and white scripture reference cards by John Hurt, 250 House to House Bible tracts and several copies of Michael Shank's "Muscle and a Shovel" books. Approximately 40 signed up for free Bible correspondence courses. Continue reading "Churches evangelize at Tennessee festival"
The whole state of Texas planted in tomatoes
by Ronald D. Gilbert — An evangelist calculates how far 1.2 million is to 1 billion
(BNc) — According to the book, 2012 Churches of Christ in the United States, published by 21st Century Christian, the churches of Christ in the USA number 12,447, with 1,209,176 members. It is difficult to know how many New Testament Christians there are in the world today. For the sake of this article, let's just suppose there are 1.2 million Christians in the USA and 1.2 million outside the USA, for a grand total of 2.4 or even 2.5 million New Testament Christians in the world. Continue reading "The whole state of Texas planted in tomatoes"
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Paul said: "But as you abound in everything –- in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in all diligence, and in your love for us –- see that you abound in this grace also. I speak not by commandment, but I am testing the sincerity of your love by the diligence of others. For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that you through His poverty might become rich" (2 Corinthians 8:7-9 NKJV).
The churches of Christ are noted for standing for the faith, speaking the truth in love, and loving Jesus Christ. But while the Neo-Sectarians among us are carving the brotherhood apart and stabbing brethren in the back at a distance, the boo-birds have decried how the churches of Christ aren't doing anything and don't know how to love one another. Continue reading "Minister impressed with churches' disaster response"
New website for church
by Glenda Williams, BNc correspondent
GENEVA, Ala BNc — A new website, http://www.thechurchofchrist.ws has been created by Sonnie Parker (William Roger Parker, Jr.) of Luverne, AL. Parker is a member of the Sasser congregation where Jeff Grimes is the preacher.
Main highlights of the site are:
- Forums for individual members: For posting comments and questions on various topics and having open study discussions
- Private forums for congregations: The webmaster will work with a congregation to set up private forums for their members.
- Private Women's forum: Women will have their own private area for teaching and study. Additional forums can be added.
- Blogs: Each member can have their own blog.
- Groups: Members can set up general, congregational, mission and study groups, and may be made public or private.
The Front Page consist of announcements, calendar, Biblical articles, Bible lessons library, tutorials, links to sound commentaries, Christian links, Bible games/quizzes, etc.
Congregations are encouraged to list their group in the online church directory.
The site is completely ad free and donation free. Sonnie Parker hopes this website will be a central site for church growth and is ready to help in any way.
Rat attends ladies' study
LONGIDO, Tanzania (BNc) — On Aug. 1 Jane Desdery, Joy Jensen, Agnes Kamarage, Neema Martin and Stephanie Stafford traveled from Arusha to the Maasai bush country to conduct a day of Bible studies for the ladies of a new congregation in the Longido region.
'Acts For Today' Web Site
BELGIUM, Alken (BNc) — A web site on the Book of Acts has been launched to teach the gospel of Christ.
120 Attend Dutch-Language Fellowship
THE HAGUE, Holland (BNc) — On June 1 about 120 Dutch-speaking Christians from nine congregations in Holland and Flanders (Belgium) met at The Hague for their yearly spring fellowship meeting.
Three Corners helps men beat addictions
by Richard Mansel
HAZELHURST, Ga. (BNc) — Sammie Carson's battle with substance abuse nearly destroyed him. "I had lost hope. I couldn't figure out for the life of me why I could not break out of the bondage of the drugs and alcohol," he said.
His wife's strength and persistence in prayer led him to enter Three Corners Christian Recovery Residence where he was finally able to conquer his addictions. Continue reading "Three Corners helps men beat addictions"
Teaching trip to Iceland
REYKJAVIK, Iceland (BNc) — Jimmie & Linda Hill and William & Katrece Howard traveled to Iceland from April 14 – 29 to encourage and edify the small congregation that meets in Reykjavik.
A word of encouragement
HANCOCK, Michigan (BNc) — 'A word of encouragement' is a brief e-mail message sent out five days a week by Dan Skaggs.
Foundation laid in Ramnad
RAMNAD, India (BNc) — In February of 2009 the foundation was laid for a meeting place in Ramnad within easy walking distance from the railway and bus stations.
Perry B. Cotham in 80th year of preaching
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas (BNc) — On Monday, Jan. 5, 2009 Perry Boyd Cotham celebrated his 97th birthday by going out and eating Chinese food with some close friends.
Continue reading "Perry B. Cotham in 80th year of preaching"
Baptism in Zagreb
ZAGREB, Croatia (BNc) — Damir was baptized into Christ on Thursday, Jan. 22.
His three teenage children found the church several years ago and were enthusiastic. Their parents, Damir and Adrijana, became regular participants in church retreats and camps. From time to time they would attend worship services on Sunday. Continue reading "Baptism in Zagreb"
Seven-Year-Old Recites Psalm 119
CHENNAI, India (BNc) — Samuel, who is 7 years old, can recite Psalm 119 in its entirety, all 176 verses.
Beth Johnson had given her class a memory-work assignment of learning Psalm 119 during the 2008-09 school year. The intention was that they would learn it in sections and recite each section separately. Can you imagine Beth's surprise when Samuel came in before the year was half over and recited Psalm 119:1-176 in its entirety? Continue reading "Seven-Year-Old Recites Psalm 119"
Missionary vehicle hit by bus in Tanzania
ARUSHA, Tanzania (BNc) — The vehicle of missionaries George and Joy Jensens was demolished by a bus on Jan. 23.
Continue reading "Missionary vehicle hit by bus in Tanzania"
Survey Trip to Cameroon and Chad
MAROUA, Cameroon (BNc) — Olivier Cuendet, evangelist with the church in Zurich, Switzerland and Doyle Kee from Geneva made a survey trip to Chad and Northern Cameroon Jan. 6-14.
"This kind of love must be from God"
MUTARE, Zinbabwe (BNc) — There is much hunger in Zimbabwe because of drought and economic melt-down. Drought relief was taken by Loy and Debra Mitchell and Scott Mitchell from Dec. 1-17.
"What is mission work?"
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (BNc) — W.N. Short went to Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) as a missionary in 1921 and served there for 59 years until his death in 1980.
1220 Attend 50th Anniversary of Zimbabwe School
MUTARE, Zimbabwe (BNc) — On Dec. 5 the Mutare School of Preaching celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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Oct 27, 2011 at 9:11 UTC
Looks solid, I'll check it out when we finally get to our mobile security project.
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Does look good- I had already viewed it on someone's suggestion. Question is cost, and secondly, will Apple ever publish how to set up an MDM on a Windows or Linux server?
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I have one more confusing question regarding this. And Thank you Ms.Sue for answering the last question!
Franklin's humor in Witch Trial at Mt. Holly depends upon the belief that...
a)the belief that religion takes precedence over science
b)the belief that the physical laws of the universes, such as gravity, take precedence over religion
c)the belief that the Bible will outweigh an innocent person
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Here the accused must sit on a balance scale with a Bible on one side, and if they are heavier than the Bible, they are guilty. In the world of physical science, they would be found guilty every time. The second test is dunking, and the guilty will float, but in this case the heavy garments keep them afloat as they are, of course, in a natural rather than a spiritual world. The judge suggests that the test be repeated naked in the spring.
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July 25 is the deadline to register for the LSU Agricultural Center's Master Gardener program in Ascension Parish.
Seating is limited for the 40- to 50-hour course to be taught on Mondays and Tuesdays beginning Aug. 18.
The program is designed to recruit and train volunteers to help meet the home horticulture needs of residents while providing volunteers with valuable information about gardening, a news release said.
The program costs $150.
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