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My name is Anne-Marie Wickham  I work as a Clinical Hypnotherapist , Empowerment, Confidence & Weight Management Life Coach. I am also a radio host for Wellbeingradio.co.uk which is the weekly Podcast I produce for them. My Soul passion and purpose is to empower people to 'step out of normality' and become their extraordinary selves, to speak authentically to live unapologetically to become your own Life Guru and attract your own tribe. I am a strong mental health advocate, thriving with ADHD. I teach Healthy Mind, Body & Soul Unity through Fitness; Health, Mental Wealth and Self Love. This weeks episode asks the questions: What are the Origins of Language? Are there alternative modes of communication that can serve us better? Discussing alternative communication tools? Music and communication?

My name is Anne-Marie Wickham  I work as a Clinical Hypnotherapist , Empowerment, Confidence & Weight Management Life Coach. I am also a radio host for Wellbeingradio.co.uk which is the weekly Podcast I produce for them. My Soul passion and purpose is to empower people to 'step out of normality' and become their extraordinary selves, to speak authentically to live unapologetically to become your own Life Guru and attract your own tribe. I am a strong mental health advocate, thriving with ADHD. I teach Healthy Mind, Body & Soul Unity through Fitness; Health, Mental Wealth and Self Love. This weeks episode asks the questions: What are the Origins of Language? Are there alternative modes of communication that can serve us better? Discussing alternative communication tools? Music and communication?

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Kamala Harris wants to have President Trump's Twitter account suspended due to his whistleblower tweets. But Maxine Waters takes it a step further and says he should be locked up in SOLITARY CONFINEMENT! The authoritarian attitude of the Left is alive and well. Special guest Zuby Udezue, a British rapper, joins the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Cam & Co Weekday Talk Show Covering Second Amendment-Related Issues Hosted by Cam Edwards, Cam & Co features news and views of the Second Amendment and other freedom-related issues. Tune in for interviews with NRA leaders, newsmakers, politicos, journalists and congressional leaders. It's in-depth commentary and analysis you won't find anywhere else. Cam & Co airs at 4:30 p.m. CT/5:30 p.m. ET on NRATV.com. The show is also available on demand on iHeartRadio and iTunes. Birthday Boy Gets Best Wishes in Sign Language Servers Learn How on YouTube Cam shares a Good Guy story from Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

tanisi, and welcome back! Today we are elated to share with you our second episode in our four part language revitalization series! We are joined in conversation today with our cousin from the west, Skye Durocher. Skye is a second language learner that is sharing her journey to reclaiming nêhiyawêwin with the world. Skye created the Cree Language Challenge when she was attending Blue Quills University and is now using the platform for sharing the language on social media! In this conversation, we discuss it means and how we are deeply connected to our language journeys, how we have a responsibility to return to the language and she shares how messing up is apart of the process! This conversation is real and filled with auntie laughter. We hope you have as much fun with this one as we did!  you can find Skye at https://www.instagram.com/cree.language.challenge/?hl=en on Instagram!  kinanaskomitin Skye,  your comeback sisters. 

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We Americans revere the creation of wealth. Anand Giridharadas wants us to examine this and how it shapes our life together. This is a challenging conversation but a generative one: about the implicit moral equations behind a notion like \"win-win\"- and the moral compromises in a cultural consensus we've reached, without reflecting on it, about what and who can save us.Anand Giridharadas is a journalist and writer. He is a former columnist and foreign correspondent for \"The New York Times\" and a visiting scholar at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University. He is the author of \"India Calling,\" \"The True American,\" and \"Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World.\"Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.

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Jarvis Googoo is an educator, a lawyer, a runner, an amateur historian and a fierce advocate for the Mi'kmaq language. We put him on the line with someone who wanted to thank him for his work - Canada's Governor General Mary Simon.

We are taught that jealousy and envy are not productive emotions. Well, maybe. This episode begins with a look at how jealousy and envy can actually help you achieve your goal. And, I explain the difference between jealousy and envy because they are not the same thing. https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a19918585/jealous/Successful dog training is all about conditioning and giving rewards for good behavior. Yet when we want people to change their behavior, we are more inclined to criticize and correct the negative more than we reward the positive. So what if we treated people the way a dog trainer trains a dog? That's what Dr. Karen London advocates. Karen is an experienced dog trainer and behaviorist and she is author of a book called Treat Everyone Like a Dog (https://amzn.to/3m9y1w1). Listen as she explains how to take the principles of positive dog training and use them to get people to do what you want without fighting and criticism. When it's really cold outside, you probably get a runny nose even if you are not sick. Why? Listen as I explain how it is a by product of how your body works to keep you healthy and happy. http://archive.boston.com/news/globe/health_science/articles/2007/01/01/why_does_my_nose_run_in_the_cold/Our language is constantly changing in interesting and sometimes unusual ways. That is why the English of William Shakespeare sounds so strange compared to the English spoken today and while the English spoken in North America is different than the English spoken in the UK. How and why does it change? That is what David Shariatmadari is here to discuss. David is a writer and editor at the Guardian and author of the book, Don't Believe a Word: The Surprising Truth About Language (https://amzn.to/3ngvp0x)PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS!https://www.geico.com Bundle your policies and save! It's Geico easy!Get Honey FREE and start saving on your online purchases! Simply go to https://www.joinhoney.com/something and start saving!https://deals.dell.com/en-us or 1-800-BUY DELL for the best savings available now!Get great cardio and strength training! Go to https://JoinFightCamp.com/something for free shipping and a gift worth $109 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A five-minute newscast focused on activity at the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention, anchored by Hannah Bissett.

Fossil fuels and other conventional energy sources release many greenhouse gases that harm the environment. For this reason, there is global talk of the need for a transition towards the use of cleaner energy sources and the development of technologies such as battery storage systems, and other cleaner sources of energy. However, for the creation of these energy sources, so-called \"transition minerals\" are necessary, the extraction of which increases the danger of new displacements and the dispossession of territories from Indigenous Peoples.The intention of this series is to inform and educate Indigenous Peoples about their right to free, prior and informed consent when it comes to minerals found on our lands and territories!Music"Burn your village to the ground", by The Halluci Nation, used with permission.\"Whispers\", by Ziibiwan, used with permission.ImageMining in Bolivia

In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll hear Joseph White Mountain, enrolled member of the Standing Rock Nation, talk about the importance of teaching the language.

The latest in India's language wars. A parliament panel backs Hindi plus regional languages to replace English at centres of higher education. Southern states say this threatens India's linguistic diversity. Supporters say English is a relic of the colonial past. "Projecting Hindi speakers alone as Indian citizens and others as second-class citizens reeks of divide-and-rule," said Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin as the parliament's language committee reportedly said centre-run educational institutions should switch away from English to "Hindi or local language." "Don't impose another language war on us," Mr Stalin said, directing his words at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose party BJP, as a stated policy, favours Hindi as a link among all states.

The latest in India's language wars. A parliament panel backs Hindi plus regional languages to replace English at centres of higher education. Southern states say this threatens India's linguistic diversity. Supporters say English is a relic of the colonial past. "Projecting Hindi speakers alone as Indian citizens and others as second-class citizens reeks of divide-and-rule," said Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin as the parliament's language committee reportedly said centre-run educational institutions should switch away from English to "Hindi or local language." "Don't impose another language war on us," Mr Stalin said, directing his words at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose party BJP, as a stated policy, favours Hindi as a link among all states.

The latest in India's language wars. A parliament panel backs Hindi plus regional languages to replace English at centres of higher education. Southern states say this threatens India's linguistic diversity. Supporters say English is a relic of the colonial past. "Projecting Hindi speakers alone as Indian citizens and others as second-class citizens reeks of divide-and-rule," said Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin as the parliament's language committee reportedly said centre-run educational institutions should switch away from English to "Hindi or local language." "Don't impose another language war on us," Mr Stalin said, directing his words at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose party BJP, as a stated policy, favours Hindi as a link among all states.

The latest in India's language wars. A parliament panel backs Hindi plus regional languages to replace English at centres of higher education. Southern states say this threatens India's linguistic diversity. Supporters say English is a relic of the colonial past. "Projecting Hindi speakers alone as Indian citizens and others as second-class citizens reeks of divide-and-rule," said Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin as the parliament's language committee reportedly said centre-run educational institutions should switch away from English to "Hindi or local language." "Don't impose another language war on us," Mr Stalin said, directing his words at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose party BJP, as a stated policy, favours Hindi as a link among all states.

Idahosa (pronounced ee-DOW-ssah) Ness is the founder of The Mimic Method language learning method and speaks five languages fluently - Spanish, French, Portuguese, German and Mandarin Chinese. He developed the system in 2010 while studying percussion in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and was struggling to learn Brazilian rhythms. The Mimic Method is unique in that the listener learns the new language by ear rather than by eye, and has helped thousands of individuals from around the world learn languages faster, understand more, and speak with a better accent. When we last talked to Idahosa in our 2016 Travel, Language Learning & The Mimic Method episode, we discussed how Idahosa started his location independent company and built a life for himself which combined his love of travel, language learning and entrepreurship. He has continued traveling and has visited the US, Hungary, Australia, Brazil and Portugal just in the past year! On this episode, we talk more about how know the language can add tremendous value to your travel experience, the pitfalls of traditional language learning models, and the importance of keeping language learning fun! If you enjoy the podcast, join the community on Facebook, Instagram + sign up for the monthly newsletter. This episode of the podcast is brought to you by YOU - this listener of the show! We just changed up our rewards on Patreon, and becoming a supporter of the show has never been better. Did someone say postcard from an exotic location? If you want to support the ongoing production of the show, please visit www.theworldwanderers.com/patreon/ Music Credits: www.bensound.com

Quebec Premier Francois Legault wants to change Canada's Constitution to better protect the French language, a move that could affect everything from immigration and education to policies outside the province's borders. Matt Galloway discusses the new legislation with host of Radio-Canada's Midi-Info and longtime political journalist Michel C Auger; the CBC's chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton; and president of the Quebec Community Groups Network and former federal Liberal MP Marlene Jennings.

This study is a large-scale, confirmatory follow-up to our exploratory pilot study. The initial research, which included 2,100 college admissions essays, identified a divergent pattern in semantic diversity following the public release of ChatGPT. Specifically, essays submitted after ChatGPT's introduction showed increased word-level diversity (lexical richness) but decreased sentence-level and document-level semantic diversity (homogenization of ideas and themes). The primary objective of this research is to test these initial findings on a substantially larger dataset (i.e., 11,880 essays per admissions cycle).

Following on from recent empirical interest in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for mental health assessment and diagnosis, this review seeks to investigate how natural language processing (NLP) has been applied to the assessment, screening, diagnosis or prediction of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) using English text or speech data. We aim to explore the data, methods, language representations and participant populations that have been studied so far, in order to provide an overview on the current scope of literature surrounding the use of NLP for the language-based assessment of PTSD.

Following on from recent empirical interest in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for mental health assessment and diagnosis, this review seeks to investigate how natural language processing (NLP) has been applied to the assessment, screening, diagnosis or prediction of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) using English text or speech data. We aim to explore the data, methods, language representations and participant populations that have been studied so far, in order to provide an overview on the current scope of literature surrounding the use of NLP for the language-based assessment of PTSD.

Following on from recent empirical interest in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for mental health assessment and diagnosis, this review seeks to investigate how natural language processing (NLP) has been applied to the assessment, screening, diagnosis or prediction of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) using English text or speech data. We aim to explore the data, methods, language representations and participant populations that have been studied so far, in order to provide an overview on the current scope of literature surrounding the use of NLP for the language-based assessment of PTSD.

Cultural diversity was celebrated at the ninth annual International Festival on July 11, 2015, at Nicollet Commons Park as School of India for Language and Culture took the stage.

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This study examines foreign language acquisition in a virtual reality (VR) environment among native Finnish speakers. Specifically, it explores the impact of the visual presence of a virtual agent (avatar) on language learning, referred to here as the "social" condition. This effect is compared to a "non-social" condition, where the avatar is not visually present. In the social condition, participants learn the Arabic names of various items with assistance from an AI controlled avatar, which is visually present and interacts verbally with them during the learning phase. In contrast, the non-social condition features a similar learning environment, but participants only hear the instructions without the avatar´s visual presence. Within each condition, the participant goes through two parts: A learning part that takes place in the VR environment, where the participant learns the Arabic words in a listen and repeat task followed by a short memory test, then a post learning part taking place outside of the VR environment, where the participant performs a match/mismatch identification task on a computer screen. During the learning phase, participants will see various 3D objects in the VR environment and must actively click on them one by one to hear their Arabic names. These objects are presented in different semantically related environments. Participants are instructed to perform a listen and repeat task, where they carefully listen to each item's Arabic name, which they must repeat out loud. After this task, the participant undergoes a short memory test where they are asked to recall the Arabic names of the objects. The learning and the memory test are repeated in each environment. In the post-learning phase, foreign word learning will be evaluated both behaviorally and via recording event-related potentials (ERPs) in a match/mismatch identification task, where participants indicate with a button press whether the pairs of objects and words are congruent (match) or incongruent (mismatch). The ERP target component is the N400 response, an indicator of semantic integration. EEG data, behavioral data and automatic nervous system activity (as indicated by the heart rate variability) will be measured throughout the experiment. During the learning phase, behavioral results of the memory test are expected to show better word learning as reflected in faster and more word recalls in social condition compared to non-social condition. Electroencephalography (EEG) and heartrate variability (HRV) may also indicate condition differences, but the analyses are mostly explorative. However, it can be expected that in EEG oscillatory activity at Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Theta bands will be modulated by the experimental condition (social vs non-social), reflecting better attention to the learning materials, more engagement and enhanced memory performance in social condition. Moreover, brain functional connectivity in social vs nonsocial condition will be also explored. In the post learning phase, the hypothesis is that the N400 effect (match vs. mismatch) will be stronger in the social condition compared to the non-social condition, indicating a better learning effect. In the post learning phase behavioral evaluation, as indicated by response accuracy and reaction time will be compared between the two conditions. It is expected that reaction times will be faster and with higher accuracy in the social condition compared to the non-social condition.

In today's episode, we bring on the LREC program managers and a current Special Forces officer to discuss the command's language and culture program.Francis "Rusty" Restituyo is a retired Green Beret and is the LREC Director.Jorge Sanchez is a retired Green Beret and runs the Advanced Language Training portion of the LREC.Scott McDonough is the program manager for Yorktown Systems Group, the company that manages the contractor and database portion of the LREC.Ian Edgerly is a former PSYOP officer and is the program lead for the Regional Expertise and Culture part of the LREC.MAJ Tim Ball is a current Special Forces officer and a fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. He wrote an article in War on the Rocks in May of this year about our language program, available here:https://warontherocks.com/2021/05/talking-the-talk-language-capabilities-for-u-s-army-special-forces/

We conducted a scoping review of studies that explored the use of large language models in team-based settings within healthcare. Through this review, we identified and synthesized key themes emerging from the existing literature.

This study explores how linguistic differences in the grammaticalization of the future influence intertemporal decision-making. Based on the linguistic relativity hypothesis, it examines whether speakers of languages with strong future marking (e.g., English, Spanish) differ in their future-oriented behaviors compared to speakers of languages with weak future marking (e.g., German). The research builds on previous findings by Chen (2013) and Thoma & Tytus (2017), addressing methodological limitations in prior studies. Through an experimental survey conducted in Spanish, English, and German, the study aims to determine if grammatical distinctions in expressing the future shape individuals’ financial, health, and career-related choices. The results will contribute to a deeper understanding of how language influences cognitive processes involved in decision-making.

Two of America's greatest poets - both former Poet Laureates and Pulitzer Prize winners - get to the heart of why poems speak to us when other forms of language fail. They also share stories about the people who inspired them to make a life in literature. And they read some great poems, of course!

Introduction: Large language models are a rapidly developing technology with increasing prevalence and applications in a multitude of industries and domains. While LLMs are being studied and evaluated for their applicability and integration in healthcare, there is currently no comprehensive review on the use of LLMs in pediatrics specifically. Objective: This scoping review aims to map the emerging literature on the use of large language models (LLMs) in pediatric clinical care and research involving real-world clinical text. It will summarize where and how LLMs are being applied, the types of models and data used, how performance is evaluated, and any reported risks or limitations. The review will also identify evidence gaps and consider future directions for implementation in pediatric healthcare. Inclusion criteria: Studies will be included if they involve the use of real-world clinical text data as input into large language models (LLMs). Eligible models must be modern transformer-based LLMs developed after T5 (Text-to-Text Transfer Transformer). The LLMs must be applied to clinical or clinical research tasks within pediatric healthcare settings. Only studies published in 2019 or later will be considered. Eligible publication types include original research articles, research letters, preprint articles, and full-text conference proceedings. Methods: The review will follow the PRISMA-ScR checklist and JBI reporting guidelines. Electronic databases and preprint servers include PubMed, Embase, Web of Science, and arXiv. Two reviewers will independently screen the search results at the title/abstract and full-text level, as well as independently conduct data charting. Discrepancies will be resolved through discussion or a third reviewer. Data will be synthesized narratively, as well as through descriptive statistics, tables, and data visualizations.

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