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Literary Criticism Index by Spencer Means, 1994-06 Memorable Film Characters: An Index to Roles and Performers, 1915-1983 (Bibliographies and Indexes in the Performing Arts) We Shall Be Heard: An Index to Speeches by American Women 1978-1985 by Beverley Manning, 1988-11 Access to U.S. Government Information: Guide to Executive and Legislative Authors and Authority (Bibliographies and Indexes in Law and Political Science) Roots of Afrocentric Thought: A Reference Guide to Negro Digest/Black World, 1961-1976 (Bibliographies and Indexes in Afro-American and African Studies) by Clovis E. Semmes, 1998-02-12 The Proverbial Winston S. Churchill: An Index to Proverbs in the Works of Sir Winston Churchill (Bibliographies and Indexes in World History) Speech Index by Charity Mitchell, 1990-06-01 The English Emblem Tradition: Volume 2: P.S. (Paradin), P.S. (Simeoni), Willet, Combe (Index Emblematicus) Superlccs 2004 Schedule Pl-pm: Languages Of E Asia Africa (SUPERLCCS: Schedule PL-PM Languages of East Asia, Africa) American Sign Language Demystified with DVD by Dr. Kristin Mulrooney, 2009-12-04 Encyclopedia of Arabic Language and Linguistics: Index Volume A marine pocket-dictionary, of the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and German languages, with an English-French, and French-English index; ... By Henry Neuman, ... by Henry Neuman, 2010-06-10 Africa in Literature for Children and Young Adults: An Annotated Bibliography of English-Language Books (Bibliographies and Indexes in World Literature) by Meena Khorana, 1994-12-12 The sounds of spoken English with specimen passages in phonetic transcription,: Annotated, and with a glossary and index, (Modern language series) by Walter Ripman, 1917

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81. The World's Top Twenty Spoken Languages
    Estimates for the world's top 20 languages (given in millions) on the basis of the number of mothertongue (first-language) speakers and population estimates for those countries where the language has official status.  
    http://www.cftech.com/BrainBank/COMMUNICATIONS/TopLanguages.html
    
    Extractions: The table below presents speaker estimates for the world's top 20 languages (given in millions). The first column lists the languages on the basis of the number of mother-tongue (first-language) speakers they have. The second column gives population estimates for those countries where the language has official status. Note that the totals do not always coincide, since some major languages (such as Telugu and Javanese) are not official languages of whole countries, and some languages (such as Malay and Tagalog) are official languages of multilingual countries. The second column figures are often over-estimates, as by no means everyone in the countries where a second language is recognized (e.g. India) will be fluent in it. The figures are of some interest as indicators of the way languages are moving. Mother-tongue speakers Official-language populations Chinese (1,000) English (1,400) English (350) Chinese (1,000) Spanish (250) Hindi (700) Hindi (200) Spanish (280) Arabic (150) Russian (270) Bengali (150) French (220) Russia (150) Arabic (170) Portuguese (135) Portuguese (160) Japanese (120) Malay (160) German (100) Bengali (150) French (70) Japanese (120) Panjabi (70) German (100) Javanese (65) Urdu (85) Bihari (65) Italian (60) Italian (60) Korean (60) Korean (60) Vietnamese (60) Telugu (55) Persian (55) Tamil (55) Tagalog (50) Marathi (50) Thai (50) Vietnamese (50) Turkish (50) Source: The Cambridge Factfinder , Cambridge University Press, 1993 For more information try a book or magazine search

82. Linguasphere.org, World's Languages And Speech-Communities
    Devoted to exploration of our global linguistic environment with extracts from the Linguasphere Register of the World's languages and Speech Communities.  
    http://www.linguasphere.org
    
    Extractions: Linguasphere Home World Language Register The Linguasphere Register of the World's Languages and Speech-Communities Linguasphere Observatory ... Lib Sponsors: Database Searchengine As we enter a new millennium, the exploration of our global linguistic environment and the achievement of a new planetary view of human languages - of humanity itself - need to be the concern of all who are interested in our common destiny. The themes and ideas on this website, addressed to a general audience, have been developed as part of the work of the Linguasphere Observatory , an independent organisation (created in 1983, with no political, religious, institutional or governmental affiliations) devoted to the worldwide study and promotion of multilingualism. Cliquez ici (other language options in preparation) The Linguasphere Register of the World's Languages and Speech-Communities is the first comprehensive and transnational classification of the languages and dialects of the world and is available NOW through this website. Illustrations on this site are reproduced from '

83. Andrew Cooke: An Introduction To Programming Languages
    A page for people who know one language and are wondering about learning another.  
    http://www.acooke.org/andrew/writing/lang.html
    
    Extractions: previous latest addition here home top This web page is for people who know one language and are wondering about learning another. It describes some of the differences between common programming languages and considers why and how a new language should be learnt. It is not a detailed, scholarly exploration of all programming languages, nor does it describe the latest developments in computer science - I simply do not know enough to attempt that. Instead, I have tried to write something that is clear, unbiased, and useful to someone with no knowledge of the theory of computing. If you're not that interested in actually writing code and are looking for a more general article, focusing on the "philosophical" aspects of programming languages, then you will be much happier with this book review Why are there so many different programming languages? What is the difference between them? How do people learn them? Which should people learn? Should they learn more than one?

84. E L A - Exotic Languages Agency
    Flash needed Translation and interpretation services for business, legal, technical, medical, conferences and the entertainment industries in 152 languages.  
    http://www.ela1.com/

85. The Afroasiatic Index Project
    THE AFROASIATIC index PROJECT. Project, as a whole, began to look outward, beyondCushitic and Omotic, toward the more general Afroasiatic language superfamily.  
    http://oi.uchicago.edu/OI/PROJ/CUS/AAindex.html
    
    Extractions: comments ... ANNUAL REPORTS The Afroasiatic Index Project is a scholarly initiative that aims at creating an etymological database of Afroasiatic languages. Afroasiatic languages are a group of related languages spoken by various communities from a large area in West African centered around Lake Chad ( Chadic ), all the way across North Africa ( Berber ) into Egypt ( Egyptian ), Ethiopia, and Somalia, and down the Great Rift Valley to the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro ( Cushitic / Omotic ). Crossing over into Western Asia ( Semitic ), they are also spoken in the Middle East through Palestine and Syria, down around the Arabian Peninsula into Yemen and Oman, and up into Iraq. This huge area encompasses and enormous variety of people who have shared over many thousands of years a common linguistic bond, the nature of which can be discovered only by careful investigation and comparison of the respective languages. It was to facilitate this process of bringing together as many Afroasiatic cognate sets, and as much pertinent literature, as possible that the Afroasiatic Index Project was conceived.

86. Universal Language Dictionary Project
    An attempt to create a list of concepts, described in English, along with words to express those concepts in several natural and artificial languages.  
    http://ogden.basic-english.org/dicintro.html
    
    Extractions: The following is from an earlier ULD site that closed with no forwarding address. This earlier project contained a program to prepare parallel word lists of any two languages that I don't see on the new site and I find the new all-languages-in-one-listing approach more difficult for those interested only in English. jlb 10Aug97 acknowledgement - This project is entirely the result of volunteer effort. Special thanks to those who took the time to type various vocabularies into their computers and e-mail them to me. (Their names are mentioned at the beginning of each *.DIC file) introduction bibliography The choice of items was not made arbitrarily, but was based upon an examination of the lists mentioned below. Of course, a few of the items might seem idiosyncratic, and there are always difficulties involved in trying to translate a list of terms from one language to another; sometimes exact equivalents are not available. These flaws are inevitable in this kind of project. The selection of vocabulary items was influenced by: Basic English wordlist; Esperanto baza radikaro; Loglan predicate list; Lojban predicate list; VOA Special English wordlist; Concise Dictionary of 26 Languages; Roget's Thesaurus; New Horizon Ladder Dictionary of the English Language; Minimum Vocabularies of Written Chinese; Jo^yo^ kanji list.

87. Multilingual Software (Windows/Macintosh): Dictionary And Language Translation S
    Spellchecker. Downloadable languages Spanish, French, German, English. languagesEnglish to/from Spanish, French, German, and English. It s COLLINS !  
    http://www.allvirtualware.com/languages/

88. Dictionary Of Programming Languages
    Compendium of computer coding methods assembled to provide information and aid appreciation for computer science history.  
    http://cgibin.erols.com/ziring/cgi-bin/cep/cep.pl
    
    Extractions: List of Names Short Form Full Form To search for languages in the dictionary type a name or regular expression into the text field below, then click on the Find button. in All fields Name only Cross-refs Link URLs display List Short Full Information about the dictionary: Here are some other sites that have surveys or dictionaries of programming languages. Pretty broad list, with short descriptions and links for most entries. Also includes some data-description and formatting languages. [Large flat HTML file with links] As part of the TUNES project, F. Rideau is examining all existing languages, operating systems, virtual machines, and UI systems. This language list is pretty broad, contains both subjective and objective critique of the various languages, and the related reviews under the main

89. Mts Languages International - Sprogrejser,sprogkurser,sprogskoler Og Universitet
    Denmark based language travel (Sprachreisen/ sprogrejser) site, many languages (in Danish)  
    http://home9.inet.tele.dk/mtssprog

90. Welcome To Certified Languages International
    Telephone interpretation and translation for hospitals, banks and insurers.  
    http://www.certifiedlanguages.com/

91. LANGUAGES AND THE MEDIA
    Dec 46, 2002 in Berlin, German. Mainly for those in the media industry and language industry specialist. Includes conference theme, registration fees, registration forms, conference structure, call for papers  
    http://www.languages-media.com/files/main.htm
    
    Extractions: LANGUAGES AND THE MEDIA Digital technologies are changing the media landscape, improving the technical quality of media products and diversifying distribution. But what about the content? Are viewers getting what they want in the languages and form they want? Does it make marketing sense for broadcasters and license holders to provide multilingual versions? What about media products for the blind and hard-of-hearing? Is equal access to the media a right or simply sound marketing logic? If interactivity is more than just a buzzword, what role does language play in broadcasters' strategies? What are the new media trends and what part does language transfer play in them? Programme distributors have to be sensitive to consumers' wishes if they want to market their products successfully. For this reason, the 4th International Languages and the Media conference and exhibition has chosen Viewers, Languages and Marketing

92. Swearsaurus Swear Words: Swearing, Cursing, Cussing And Insulting!
    SLANG. JOKES. How to insult, swear, cuss, and curse in 156 languages! UPDATED! Thousandsof new entries and 6 new languages added. Afrikaans, Gujarati, Romanian.  
    http://www.insultmonger.com/swearing/
    
    Extractions: Thanks to over 4,000 contributors, Swearsaurus is the world's largest resource of multilingual swearing. It will teach you a vast array of swearing, profanity, obscenity, blasphemy, cursing, cussing, and insulting in a massive 156 languages - because it's good to experience cultural diversity! Pop Picks: Spanish Italian French German ... Yiddish UPDATED! Thousands of new entries and 6 new languages added. Afrikaans Gujarati Romanian Albanian ... Submissions

93. Welcome To Radio Korea International
    RKI (Radio Korea International), an international broadcast service. Information and connection to live Real Audio broadcasts. RKi brings 10 languages news and Korean songs.  
    http://rki.kbs.co.kr/

94. Multi-Languages Translations And Interpretations
    Provides translation and interpretation in most languages.  
    http://www.multi-languages.com/

95. BYTE.com
    A special Byte Magazine article published for Byte's 20th anniversary special report  
    http://www.byte.com/art/9509/sec7/art19.htm
    
    Extractions: Text only September 1995 20th Anniversary / A Brief History of Programming Languages ca. 1946 Konrad Zuse , a German engineer working alone while hiding out in the Bavarian Alps, develops Plankalkul. He applies the language to, among other things, chess. Short Code , the first computer language actually used on an electronic computing device, appears. It is, however, a "hand-compiled" language. Grace Hopper , working for Remington Rand, begins design work on the first widely known compiler, named A-0. When the language is released by Rand in 1957, it is called MATH-MATIC. Alick E. Glennie

96. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SALISH AND NEIGHBORING LANGUAGES
    Conference reports on Salish and other languages. Some links given.  
    http://www.cas.unt.edu/~montler/icsnl.htm
    
    Extractions: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SALISH AND NEIGHBORING LANGUAGES The 39th International Conference on Salish and Neighboring Languages will be hosted by the Squamish Nation and will take place in North Vancouver, British Columbia on August 11-13, 2004. Papers on all aspects of the study, preservation, and teaching of Salish and neighboring languages are welcome. Papers for the ICSNL should be submitted by Friday, May 28, 2004, and will be printed and distributed prior to the conference by the University of British Columbia Working Papers in Linguistics, as was done last year. There are no page limits. Electronic submissions are encouraged. Word files with any special fonts will be accepted; however, PDF files are preferred. A style sheet is available at http://www.linguistics.ubc.ca/UBCWPL/ . Contact the editors at Linguistics- UBCWPL@arts.ubc.ca for updated information.

97. Welcome To WWW.KAHONWES.COM Where Everything Is Iroquois Related
    Iroquois Language index. Mohawk Language Resources A section of electroniccharacters devoted to Kanienkeha Lang. for people all  
    http://www.kahonwes.com/language/

98. Listing Of OO Languages
    Contains a listing of object oriented languages that have come into existence in academia, research and/or realworld environments.  
    http://www.cios.sbu.ac.uk/oohb/OOLanguages.html

99. Policy Specification Languages
    Two languages to express security policies. Keynote language more general, express most kinds of policy in form that can be used to automatically test conditions expressed in same format. Security Policy Specification Language, SPSL more limited, for communications security policies; easily usable to implement firewall rules, control IPSEC connections.  
    http://www.nixu.fi/~minna/draft2.html
    
    Extractions: minna.kangasluoma@hut.fi Abstract This paper describes two languages designed to express security policies. The Keynote language is a general way of expressing almost any kind of policies in a form that can be used to automatically test conditions expressed in the same format to see if they conform to the policy. Security Policy Specification Language (SPSL) is a more limited language designed for communications security policies. It is easily usable to implement firewall rules or to control IPSEC connections. Introduction Contents Policies and their specification Keynote ... Further Information This paper describes two policy specification languages, Keynote and Security Policy Specification Language (SPSL). Both languages are first described; their syntax, expressiveness and usage domain are studied. Then the two languages are compared, and their similarities and differences described. Finally some conclusions are made about the suitability of each language for different purposes. 1.2 Policies and their specification

100. Redirect
     UBC Home Page, UBC Home Page UBC Home Page, UBC languages, Cultures and Travel, UBC Continuing Studies Registration Search. Home. Language Programs.  
     http://www.cstudies.ubc.ca/languages/

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