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Award Simone de Beauvoir 2011, Ludmila Ulitskaya

Created by Julia Kristeva in 2008, the Prix Simone de Beauvoir for the freedom of women was presented Thursday to the Russian novelist Ludmila Ulitskaya, whose work shows "a keen sense of justice and democracy "according to organizers. Author of novels, short stories and plays, Ludmila Ulitskaya has won numerous literary awards in Europe. In 1996, she received the Prix Médicis abroad for his novel "Sonietchkan. By rewarding a woman of letters, the jury wanted to "focus on women's creativity, which manifests itself and asserts empowerment, "said jury president, Julia Kristeva. Aged 67 years, Ludmila Ulitskaya is known to take a stand against the Russian government. The difficulty of being a woman in Russia irrigates his work and women remain the main figures his novels. Featuring 30,000 euros, the price had been created to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of Simone de Beauvoir. For the first edition, the jury chose to reward the Somali-born Dutch politician Ayaan Hirsi and Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, both threatened with death because of their denunciations of Women in Islamic world. In 2009 the prize was awarded to the group "One Million Signatures" for the repeal of discriminatory laws against women in Iran. In 2010, two committed to the struggle of women in China, Ai Xiaoming and Guo Jianmei, received the award.

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Epson new controller for the segmented Association

Electronic paper evolves through successive steps, each time triggering, as was the case for its conventional counterpart, new uses. Following his last controller specialized for reading, browsing and writing, combined with the Pearl technology of e-Ink, Epson's innovative ultra low power circuit dedicated to the small segmented display, for use on smart cards, labels, information on batteries, watches, etc.. All information here ...

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λύω, λύσω, ἔλυσα, λέλυκα, λέλυμαι, ἐλύθην

I absolutely love the Wiktionary . I tend to think that this project Wikipedian with the most potential. Finally, when you master the syntax , of course. Thanks to him, I wrote about the Indo-European of Sumerian and others.

A great idea of the project is that it is possible to create individual items for each of the forms of a word (plural, feminine, conjugations, etc.).. It was not long ago, I told myself that if I had had this while I was learning Greek, I would have liked. (Yes, I studied ancient Greek in my early youth. I even opted to bowl - with optional computer, a combination unprecedented in my academy that year there - and the examiner was so happy to see mathematicians learn the language he has left us choose our text, and brief. Finally, I enjoyed myself.)

is that conjugations in ancient Greek, it can be tricky. Already, there's the odd modes as the optative , strange times like aorist , voices such as unusual voice average, two people duel, etc.. Basically, we must consider the root of the verb, placed behind a sign for the time, place before a split if the past, even before placing an augment if time and secondary flank an ending for the person at the end. And to consider possible changes phonetic radicals that can change along the way, and all those sorts of things.

Here, take for example the verb λύω , 'untie' (the basic example since its radical λύ is completely regular and does not form a phonetic modifications zarbie). His more-than-perfect indicative medio-passive in the 1 st person plural becomes ἐλελύμεθα. Easy. If it amuses you, you can take a look at the cool table conjugation tense. And tell yourself that it's a simple verb.

Now, I do not know if you noticed, but a simple verb easily holds 300 different forms. So 300 potential articles on Wiktionary. If it does not explode it with the English is to gun down. :) Good

, spas all that, but I will have already the past tense conjugations. Already, I'm sure the aorist indicative passive βάλλω ("start") is not indicated as ἐβάλην here, but ἐβλήθην. There's a job.

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I guess everyone is aware of the hay is around Wikileaks recently. Overall, if I got it, the general idea, it sounds like we already knew all that and so it was clear proof that nothing should be published. Leaving aside the inconsistency of this view, we may well say that if Assange had merely do a job standard journalist (publish anything without thinking about the health or life of anyone, but do on paper, roughly), we would rather applauded. I guess the problem is wide contraption: hundreds of thousands of documents easily accessible.

It's funny, but it reminded me this morning to cases that have come to Wikipedia. Business a bit like (legal ones there; although at the moment, nothing has yet been ruled on the legality of Wikileaks leaks).

In March 2009, the world finds the publication of the flowchart of DCRI the article on WP. Bistro quickly notice that if this organization is covered by solicitor-defense, complete information is available simply by looking at the Gazette. Perfectly free. Wikipedia is content just to increase visibility.

In July 2009, we learn Wikipedia that reproduces 10 original plates of the Rorschach test with standard answers. Of course, the plates are in the public domain. Obviously, these answers are everywhere. Again, Wikipedia increases visibility. Hence ire of some psychiatrists.

In August 2010, concluding The Mousetrap which is discussed. Christie's play based on the idea that we should not disclose who the murderer is (in my opinion, the success of the play is mainly due to the feeling we should have after its representation to be part of a small community, responsible and informed). Inevitably, WP told precisely who is the murderer. Whatever it is perfectly possible with a simple Google to find it without even going through the encyclopedia: Wikipedia gives again too much about visibility.

I guess before we could afford to give free access to this information, it was impossible to publish (it was possible but too expensive, not easy enough read, etc..) . In short, we had the right, except that in practice it was not entitled. Now it is easy to use that right. And as of right, it answers "but before it was not like that, it breaks with tradition. "Yep, as you had rights unnecessary, it would ... Expect, under the false pretense of morality, what you Rabiot.

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Sony, KDDI, Toppan Printing and the Asahi Shimbun, strong signal for the electronic ink

Sony was the forerunner of devices based on electronic ink in 2004, with free, one of the most successful readers today. Replaceable battery, speaker, keyboard, dictionary, retrieving RSS feeds, rich format (we published a model of the newspaper Les Echos that include audio podcasts in one). Was it a way to assess, with a real product, the impact on publishing models and economics of this revolution that promised to be printed? A form of testing the adoption or rejection of a book that was more conventional paper, features and interfaces? Possible, Sony applied a similar approach for the Aibo.
But although the display was impressive, it was clear to him that the hands that the device was not used to much free content specially formatted, simply catalog of books available. The Japanese market while benefiting from more practical tools, mobile phones and the Nintendo DS in mind, the freedom was removed, leaving Sony's U.S. structure to develop its own product.
Things have changed. The "paper" mail has made considerable progress in Pearl's latest incarnation: display speed, possibility of writing and highlighting, price (one reader is now worth 100 euros against 300 at the time). The object itself has become attractive, durable, more convenient and sometimes a tablet that classic book. Especially, the contents are available in abundance in a composition acceptable, and without too many constraints to load.
Japan is taking advantage of any technology where relevant. It became the case of electronic ink for the book, and Sony is partnering with the operator KDDI, Toppan Printing Co printer and the first Japanese daily Asahi Shimbun to start a publishing and distribution around its latest range of readers.

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Pearl e-Ink, Popular Science 2010 prices

The new paper "Pearl," E-Ink, which is integrated with devices from Sony and Amazon Kindle, and soon other manufacturers, has won the prize "What's new 2010 "Popular Science . Its contrast is the best on the market, thanks to Epson's controller and touch technologies specifically developed, the reactivity for reading, writing and user interface is almost perfect.