161. International Development Centre - Eaton Language Centre Welcome Page general English is offered in 15 and 21 hour weekly options and business English is offered on a oneto-one basis. Information on accommodations, prices and booking is available. http://www.eaton-languages.co.uk/

Text Only Version Eaton Language Centre Welcome Eaton Language Centre, established since 1982, has an excellent international reputation for the high quality of its courses, dedicated teachers, friendly homestays and its unique caring family atmosphere. Experience of working with students from diverse educational and cultural backgrounds from all over the world, for more than 20 years, has provided us with great understanding and sensitivity of individual needs and aspirations. The last two decades have shown our commitment to excellence in education. ELC is accredited by the British Council and is also a full member of ARELS and English UK , your guarantee of quality assurance. In 1999, staff at ELC were proud to be awarded Investor in People Status , a British Government Standard which promotes and recognises continuing professional development and high standards in management and staff. For students who really want to improve their level of English in the shortest possible time, the most effective way is undoubtedly to learn in the country where the language is spoken. A course in England with ELC offers precisely that. Joyce Eaton Director Mission, Aims and Values

162. Delegates In Visual J++ 6.0 Microsoft Visual J++ 6.0 introduces a new language feature delegates. Delegates enable scenarios that other languages C++, Pascal, Modula, and others - have addressed with function pointers. Unlike function pointers, delegates are object-oriented, type-safe, and secure. (Microsoft) http://msdn.microsoft.com/vjsharp/productinfo/visualj/visualj6/technical/article

Microsoft.com Home Site Map MSDN Home Developer Centers ... MSDN Worldwide Search for MSDN and KB MSDN Library Code and Downloads Product Information Knowledge Base (KB) Advanced Search Visual J# Home Product Information How to Buy ... General Articles Delegates in Visual J++ 6.0 An interesting and useful property of a delegate is that it does not know or care about the class of the object that it references. Any object will do; all that matters is that the method's signature matches the delegate's. This makes delegates perfectly suited for "anonymous" invocation. This is a powerful capability. 1.1 Overview of delegates A brief overview serves as a better introduction to this feature than a detailed language specification. There are three steps in defining and using delegates: declaration, instantiation, and invocation. 1.1.1 Declaring a delegate Delegates are declared using Visual J++ delegate declaration syntax, which can appear in the same places in code as class declarations. When compiled, a delegate declaration results in a class that extends either com.ms.lang.Delegate

163. Programming Languages the University of Delaware offers a variety of programming languages. If you arenot familiar with computer programming, select general informationCreating http://www.udel.edu/topics/software/special/language/general/proglang.html

Programming Languages The central UNIX systems (Strauss and Mahler) at the University of Delaware offers a variety of programming languages. If you are not familiar with computer programming, select "General informationCreating and Running a Program" before you try to write your program. If you want information on how to use a particular language on Strauss and Mahler, select the appropriate heading below to go directly to the section on that language. General InformationCreating and Running a Program Writing Your Program Compiling Your Program Compile-time or Syntax Errors ... Creating and Running Programs in Scheme Programming Languages Following are some of the programming languages available on the central UNIX systems, Strauss and Mahler: AcuCOBOL BinProlog Workshop C GNU C WorkShop C++ GNU C++ Liquid Common Lisp Scheme Workshop Fortran 77 WorkShop Fortran 90/95 GNU Pascal On-line "man" pages as well as Sun's AnswerBook provide information on most of the above languages.

164. Eurocentres Cambridge Modern, purposebuilt school with up-to-date facilities. Includes course details. http://www.eurocentres.com/ec/en/languages/englishschools/ec_cambridge/general/C

Home Contact Sitemap Target language? Englisch Französisch Spanisch Deutsch ... Auckland Eurocentres Cambridge Premises The Team Get into Gear! Cambridge is not only one of the most famous, but also one of the most popular student towns in Europe. Young people from all over the world enjoy the student life, around which this town has revolved for centuries. There are various opportunities to enjoy sport, go to the theatre, cinemas, pubs, discotheques and to go shopping here. The blossoming festival culture with its emphasis on popular music, film and art is proof enough that time never stands still in Cambridge.

165. Stroustrup: FAQ Did you expect C++ to become such a success? Of course not. The successrate for generalpurpose programming languages is vanishingly small. http://www.research.att.com/~bs/bs_faq.html

homepage C++ links FAQ technical FAQ ... Bjarne Stroustrup 's FAQ Modified June 8, 2004 These are questions that people ask me often. If you have better questions or comments on the answers, feel free to email me bs@research.att.com. Please remember that I can't spend all of my time improving my homepages. This page concentrates on personal opinions and general questions related to philosophy. For questions that more directly relate to C++ language features and the use of C++, see my C++ style and technique FAQ . For C++ terminology and concepts, see my C++ glossary . For links to useful sources of C++ information, see my C++ page . For information about my books (incl. reviews and support information), see my book list . For papers and ISBNs for translations of my books, see my publication list Some of my FAQ has been translated into Chinese; see here (traditional) or here Index How do you pronounce "Bjarne Stroustrup"? Can I ask you a question? Why don't you answer your email? Why don't you make your website look modern? ... What are you working on now? How do you pronounce "Bjarne Stroustrup?" It can be difficult for non-Scandinavians. The best suggestion I have heard yet was "start by saying it a few times in Norwegian, then stuff a potato down your throat and do it again :-)" Here is a

166. Eurocentres Florence Course types, teaching method, and enrollment and brochure request forms. http://www.eurocentres.com/ec/en/languages/italianschools/ec_florence/general/Fl

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167. UCLA Slavic Languages & Literatures: General Information general Information. The LA). The Department of Slavic languages andLiteratures was founded in 1948 and is based in Kinsey Hall. http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/slavic/general_info.html

General Information The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is located in Westwood, a small community within Greater Los Angeles, located six miles east of the Pacific Ocean. Buses link the campus transportation center on Hilgard Avenue with downtown Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, and Los Angeles International Airport (see living in L.A. The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures was founded in 1948 and is based in Kinsey Hall. Its Slavic Reading Room houses an extensive research library including the Markov Archive of Modern Russian Poetry and the James Ferrell Slavic Linguistics Collection. In the Department’s "Russkaia komnata" (Russian Room), students at all levels of proficiency have the opportunity to converse with native speakers. The Department prides itself on the breadth and scope of its offerings. The Russian literature program includes specialists in every historical period, from the medieval to the postmodern. The linguistics program covers synchronic, diachronic, and comparative Slavic linguistics. Currently we teach five Slavic languages Russian Ukrainian Polish Czech Serbian/Croatian as well as three non-Slavic languages Hungarian Lithuanian

168. Language Resources: The Gateway World s Major languages Provides detailed information on the character and thelinguistic structure of many major languages. Other general Resources http://www.lib.ohio-state.edu/gateway/bib/languages.html

The Gateway to Information Click on any box to view relevant titles with specific types of information. Click on any title for location, call number, date, etc., or to connect to electronic resources. Main Menu Gateway Subjects Gateway Titles Search this page ... OSU Libraries Languages Useful Sources for Information in a Search Strategy Format (See also: Literature Background Information Words Current Information ... Further Research Background Information (General and Subject Encyclopedias) Cambridge Encyclopedia of Languages Provides information on all aspects of language, including language development, structure, spoken and written media, physiological aspects, language families, and foreign language learning. Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition [WWW] Contains nearly 51,000 full text articles on a wide range of topics, including 15,000 biographies, maps, speeches, and more than 80,000 hypertext cross-references to link relevant information. Encyclopedia Britannica Online [OhioLINK users only] Access over 75,000 quality full text articles, as well as 200,000 selected Web sites and 2,000 videos on virtually every topic. Also includes special sections and resources on presidential campaigns, atlases, year in review, timelines, and highlighted research topics. World's Major Languages Provides detailed information on the character and the linguistic structure of many major languages.

169. GameDev.net -- Languages general. Toward Programmer Interactivity Writing Games In Modern ProgrammingLanguages Added 3/24/2000, James Hague, Examines ways in which highlevel http://www.gamedev.net/reference/list.asp?categoryid=20

170. World Languages Day At UW-Madison - General Information http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/world/generalinfo_set.html

171. Foreign Languages Subject Guides General Foreign languages Subject Guides general. Subject LibrarianJeanne Pavy, jpavy@uno.edu, 504.280.6547 http://library.uno.edu/help/subguide/foreign/general.html

172. School Of Languages & European Studies BSc (Hons) International Business and Modern languages Programmes (IBML) 4yr Sandwichwith integrated year abroad. Subject to approval. general Information. http://www.aston.ac.uk/ug/pros/lesintro.htm

Aston University, Birmingham undergraduate programmes Prospectus Request A to Z of programmes Prospectus contents page www.les.aston.ac.uk recognised as a leading School in the UK for the integrated study of Language and Society outstanding reputation for Teaching Quality (22/24) and Research - grade 5 emphasis on business, culture, translation, history, politics and media in a language context innovative IT facilities and integrated year abroad with excellent student support wide range of single and combined options to suit our students' interests and career ambitions "During my placement year at Aston University I worked at Yves Saint Laurent in Paris where I taught English and carried out translations for the company's legal, marketing and finance departments. This opportunity enabled me to gain valuable insight into the operation of an international company whilst also improving my understanding of the French language and culture which complemented the European Studies side of my degree. Since graduation, I have been working at Advantage West Midlands, the Regional Development Agency, as European Policy Officer. I work on all areas of European policy affecting the Agency. This often involves liaising with partner organisations and groups in the region. I am currently working with partners to develop a West Midlands European Strategic Framework on behalf of the Regional Assembly's European and International Policy Forum. The Framework will identify short and longer-term European priorities for the West Midlands."

173. Extreme Markup Languages 2003: General Observations Extreme Markup languages 2003 general observations. sebpaquet 08/06/2003 2247I m blogging from Montreal right now, as I m attending the EML2003 conference. http://www.aquameta.com/gf/drupal/node.php?id=67

174. Review Of Existing Languages Review of existing languages. FAQ Sitemap to point to groups of languages, etc, with implicitly inherited or More modern functional languages can do this, and this really would http://www.tunes.org/Review/Languages.html

Review of existing Languages FAQ Sitemap Search Collaboration ... Mirrors Preliminary Note This page has been moved to the project Wiki . This page remains for material which for various reasons has not been migrated elsewhere yet. Expect it to be gone shortly. Relevant Features (C) indicates that at least one free implementation of the language can be seemlessly interfaced to low-level C calling conventions (which implies lots of runtime safety limitations on the implementation). Such language is often called "Embeddable", because you can embed it into most any application, a low-level interface being the current standard. (!C) indicates that no free implementation of the language can be seemlessly interfaced to low-level C calling conventions (c) indicates that at least one free implementation of the language can be portably extended with C runtime code. This can be safely assumed for most languages, C being the one standard low-level language. Only the opposite, (!c) will be specified. (A) indicates that applicative lambda-calculus is fully supported as part of the language (!A) indicates that the language just can't express lambda-calculus as a first-class citizen

175. AIATSIS - Body Template B B636.24/A2. AUTHOR Blake, Barry J. TITLE Australian Aboriginal languages a generalintroduction / Barry J. Blake; EDITION 2nd. ed. PUBLISH St. Lucia, Qld. http://www.aiatsis.gov.au/lbry/fct_shts/lib_rsc2.htm

You Are Here: home library fact sheets, guides, etc bibliographies alphabetical title list Indigenous Languages Bibliography General Language policy issues Serials and Series Alawa page General AUTHOR Black, Paul, 1944-. (AUTHOR) Walton, Christine TITLE Bibliography of applied linguistics and Aboriginal education / by Paul Black and Chris Walton PUBLISH Casuarina, N.T. : Centre for Studies of Language in Education, Northern Territory University , c1991, 2 v. in 1 NOTES Contents: pt. 1. Introduction and index - pt. 2. Alphabetical list of references DESCRIPTION Key word index and alphabetical bibliography of applied linguistics in general but including Aboriginal bilingual education and language maintenance REF 40.2 BLA AUTHOR Blake, Barry J. TITLE Australian Aboriginal grammar / Barry Blake PUBLISH London : Croom Helm , 1987, 220 p. NOTES Bibliography: p. 196-212 ; Includes index DESCRIPTION Surveys morphology and syntax of large number of Aboriginal languages; focuses on grammatical relations through case marking, particularly ergative/absolutive distinctions linked to hierarchy of subclasses from pronouns to inanimate nouns marked for accusative case; word order, multi-verb and multi-clause sentences B B636.24/A2

176. General Health Contacts Information, Support And Other Resources For UK Patients general Health Social Care Information. uparrow.gif (118 bytes)Backto the top of this page. West Midlands general Contacts Birmingham http://www.equip.nhs.uk/support.html

Home Information Topics Further information Search ... Other languages Topics: Addictions AIDS and HIV Allergy Arthritis ... Victim support Groups: Carers Children Disabled people Men ... Women EQUIP has a separate page on Social Care Information as well as some information on this page. Pages of information are available on specific topics listed on the left column. National information services Searching the web National contacts West Midlands health contacts National Health Service Information Services: NHS Direct - 0845 4647 (local call rate) or textphone (for deaf or hard of hearing): 0845 606 4647 - a 24-hour nurse-led helpline for advice on illnesses and health services in your area. NHSIA - NHS Information Authority has online information about NHS Policies NHS Responseline - 08701 555455 for ordering Department of Health and NHS publications NHS.UK - find your nearest Health Authority, NHS Trust, GP or Pharmacy etc. This site also has complaints procedures, patients' rights and information on how the NHS works. Back to the top of this page Searching on the internet for health information: Ask your Pharmacist - a UK site with information on common ailments that can be treated at home and where to find your nearest pharmacist Consumer Health Information Centre - a UK site providing information on common ailments, such as cold and flu, pain, indigestion and the minor symptoms of stress and what medicines to have available in your medicine cabinet

177. Vietnam Travel Guide - General Information Vietnam Homepage , http://vietnam.sawadee.com/general.htm

Vietnam - Homepage Nationalities Language Religion Climate Currency History Visa Transportation Food Fruits Festivals North Festivals Central Festivals South Map Provinces Hanoi Ho Chi Minh City Hue select Provinces Northern Provinces Bac Giang Bac Kan Bac Ninh Cao Bang Ha Giang Ha Nam Ha Noi Ha Tay Hai Duong Hai Phong Hoa Bin Hung Yen Lai Chau Lang Son Lao Cai Nam Dinh Ninh Binh Phu Tho Quang Ninh Son La Thai Binh Thai Nguyen Tuyen Quang Vinh Phuc Yen Bai Central Provinces Binh Dinh Da Nang Dak Lak Gia Lai Ha Tinh Khanh Hoa Kon Tum Nghe An Phu Yen Quang Binh Quang Nam Quang Ngai Quang Tri Than Hoa Thua Thien Hue Southern Provinces An Giang Ba Ria Vung Tau Bac Lieu Ben Tre Binh Duong Bin Phuoc Bin Thuan Ca Mau Can Tho Dong Nai Dong Thap Ho Chi Minh City Kien Giang Lam Dong Long An Ninh Thuan Soc Trang Thay Ninh Thien Giang Tra Vin Vinh Long select Hotels Hanoi Hotels The Hanoi Horison Hotel Sunway Hotel Hotel Sofitel Metropole Nikko Hotels International Hilton Hanoi Opera Melia Hanoi Ho Chi Minh City Hotels Rex Hotel Saigon Prince Hotel Omni - Saigon Hotel Hotel Sofitel Plaza Renaissance Caravelle Hotel Hotel Equatorial New World Hotels International Hue Hotels The Saigon Morin select General Information Language Nationalities Religion Language National : Vietnamese The Vietnamese language belongs to a language group which was established a long time ago in East Asia. Changes in material conditions over many centuries and the increasing demands of cultural life have influenced the Vietnamese language.

178. Finno-Ugrian Languages FinnoUgrian languages. (Suomalais-ugrilaiset kielet). The Finno-Ugrian or Uraliclanguage family includes a group of languages (mainly) in northern Eurasia. http://www.helsinki.fi/hum/sugl/fgrlang.html

Finno-Ugrian languages Suomalais-ugrilaiset kielet What are they? The Finno-Ugrian or Uralic language family includes a group of languages (mainly) in northern Eurasia. (According to the traditional terminology, Uralic means both main branches of the language family, the Finno-Ugrian and the Samoyedic languages , but some colleagues use "Finno-Ugrian" as a synonym for "Uralic".) The greatest Finno-Ugrian languages are Hungarian (ca. 14 million speakers), Finnish (ca. 5 million) and Estonian (1 million). Other Finno-Ugrian languages are smaller, practically all of them more or less endangered List of Finno-Ugrian languages and speaker statistics. Some hypotheses have been made concerning the possible genetic relationship between Uralic and other language families (Altaic, Indo-European or even Basque, for example), but Finnish Uralicists at least take a very reserved attitude towards them. What are they like? Some obvious characteristics of the Finno-Ugrian languages: basic vocabulary (maybe ca. 100-150 Uralic word stems, e.g. Finnish 'to live'

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Last fifteen resources added to the Modern Languages General section. en-GB http://www.humbul.ac.uk/ http://www.humbul.ac.uk/rss-logo.jpg http://www.humbul.ac.uk http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full2.php?id=11770 http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full2.php?id=12375 http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full2.php?id=12198 http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full2.php?id=10462 http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full2.php?id=11927 http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full2.php?id=8596 Created by Stefan Blaschke, this site comprises an extensive online bibliography relating to the history of rape, forced prostitution and sexual violence in general. Entries refer to books, articles, conference papers and lectures, and are classified in searchable formats: there is an alphabetical index of authors, as well as a chronological index, a geographical index, and a topical index. Mostly the bibliography refers to texts in English and German (Blaschke is writing a dissertation about rape in Weimar Germany), but there are also references to Danish, Dutch, French, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish and Swedish titles. The site would be useful to those studying violence in literature, as well as to students of gender studies, history, and law. (Lucy Valerie Graham) http://www.humbul.ac.uk/output/full2.php?id=11915

180. BOOKSAMILLION.COM (BAMM.COM) - Search And Browse Search Type http://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?id=2846536946986&N=8771

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