Lexical Resource Semantics - User contributions [en]

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T18:32:09Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| attributive | predicative
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

== Task 2 ==

'''Look at the following phrases and complete exercise a, b and c.'''

<quiz display="simple">

Chandler is humorous
The blonde waitress

<hr>
Back to the [[Semantics_2,_SoSe_2015|Semantics 2]] page.

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T18:28:21Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| attributive | predicative
-+ '''Phoebe is pregnant with twins'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Rachel is a former waitress'''
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ '''Joey feels faint'''
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ '''Chandler was very hungry after work'''
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- '''Monica wears a summer dress'''
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- '''Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey'''
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

<hr>
Back to the [[Semantics_2,_SoSe_2015|Semantics 2]] page.

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T18:27:09Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| attributive | predicative
-+ Phoebe is pregnant with twins
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- Rachel is a former waitress
|| The adjective ''former'' can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ Joey feels faint
|| ''Faint'' is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ Chandler was very hungry after work
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- Monica wears a summer dress
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like ''summer'' behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

<hr>
Back to the [[Semantics_2,_SoSe_2015|Semantics 2]] page.

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T18:25:04Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| attributive | predicative
-+ Phoebe is pregnant with twins
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- Rachel is a former waitress
|| The adjective former can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ Joey feels faint
|| Faint is a health adjective (such as ill and well). These groups of adjectives can only occur predicative.
-+ Chandler was very hungry after work
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- Monica wears a summer dress
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like summer behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

<hr>
Back to the [[Semantics_2,_SoSe_2015|Semantics 2]] page.

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T18:22:21Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Participants =

* Ekram Aghdoube
* Hana Hashi

= Short description of the project =

= Produced material =

== Task 1==
'''Look at the following sentences and decide, whether the adjectives are used attributively or predicatively.'''

<quiz display="simple">
{
| typ="()" }
| attributive | predicative
-+ Phoebe is pregnant with twins
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- Rachel is a former waitress
|| The adjective former can be used only in attributive position because it is related to its adverb (formerly)
-+ Joey feels faint
|| Faint describes a health status and therefore it is a predicative adjective
-+ Chandler was very hungry after work
|| Predicative adjectives come after a verb
+- Monica wears a summer dress
|| Names of materials, substances, etc. resemble adjectives. Words like summer behave like adjectives in this one way (summer dress).
|| They do not have comparative or superlative forms. They cannot be modified by very.
+- Ross buys a 30-inch-long monkey
|| The entire adjectival measure phrases can appear before a noun.
|| Be careful: When they do, the noun is in its singular form, regardless of the cardinal number expressed.
</quiz>

<hr>
Back to the [[Semantics_2,_SoSe_2015|Semantics 2]] page.

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T18:11:45Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T18:09:07Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:59:17Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:57:33Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:55:41Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:55:17Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:54:47Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:52:04Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:50:53Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:50:38Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:49:11Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:46:29Z

Eleris: /* Task 1 */

SoSe15: Term paper project: Predicative and Attributive Adjectives

2015-07-24T10:41:53Z

Eleris: /* Produced material */

Parseme Lexical Resource

2014-03-11T07:42:20Z

Eleris:

This is an example template for collecting information on lexical resources created by members of the PARSEME Action.

* key information about the project/research
** relevant language(s)
** grammatical framework
** type(s) of MWE
** a prose description of the linguistic (and other) information represented in the lexicon
* examples of lexical entries (preferably one for each MWE type in the lexicon)

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme Lexical Resource

2014-03-10T19:47:21Z

Eleris:

This is an example template for collecting information on lexical resources created by members of the PARSEME Action.

* key information about the project/research
** relevant language(s)
** grammatical framework
** type(s) of MWE
** a description of the information represented in the lexicon
* examples of lexical entries (preferably one for each MWE type in the lexicon)

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme Lexical Resource

2014-03-10T19:46:52Z

Eleris:

This is an example template for collecting information on lexical resources created by members of the PARSEME Action.

* relevant language(s)
* key information about the project/research
** grammatical framework
** type(s) of MWE
** a description of the information represented in the lexicon
* examples of lexical entries (preferably one for each MWE type in the lexicon)

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme Lexical Resource

2014-03-10T17:26:20Z

Eleris:

This is an example template for collecting information on lexical resources created by members of the PARSEME Action.

* relevant language(s)
* about the project/research
* grammatical framework
* type(s) of MWE
* description of the information represented in the lexicon
* examples of "mwe entries" (preferably one of each MWE type in the lexicon)

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme Lexical Resource

2014-03-10T17:25:45Z

Eleris:

This is an example template for collecting information on lexical resources created by members of the PARSEME Action.

* relevant language(s)
* about the project/research
* grammatical framework
* type(s) of MWE
* description of the information represented in the lexicon
* examples of "mwe entries", preferably on of each type in the lexicon

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme Lexical Resource

2014-03-10T17:25:29Z

Eleris:

This is an example template for collecting information on lexical resources created by members of the PARSEME Action.

Who's doing what: WG participant survey
* relevant language(s)
* about the project/research
* grammatical framework
* type(s) of MWE
* description of the information represented in the lexicon
* examples of "mwe entries", preferably on of each type in the lexicon

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme References

2014-03-10T17:21:45Z

Eleris:

= References used on the Parseme-related pages of this wiki =

* Baldwin, Timothy and Su Nam Kim (2010). Multiword Expressions. In N. Indurkhya and F. J. Damerau (Eds.), Handbook of Natural Language Processing (2 ed.)., pp. 267–292. Boca Raton: CRC Press.

* Chafe, Wallace (1968). Idiomaticity as an anomaly in the Chomskyan paradigm. Foundations of Language, 4:109–127.

* Ernst, Thomas (1981). Grist for the linguistic mill: Idioms and ‘extra’ adjectives. Journal of Linguistic Research, 1:51–68.

* Nunberg, Geoffrey, Ivan A. Sag, and Thomas Wasow. Idioms. Language, 70:491–538, 1994.

* Odijk, Jan (2013). DUELME: Dutch Electronic Lexicon of Multiword Expressions. In G. Francopoulo, P. Paroubek (eds), LMF Lexical Markup Framework. Computer engineering and IT series. Wiley Online Library.

* O’Grady, William (1998). The Syntax of Idioms. In Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 16: 279-312.

* Sag, Ivan A., Timothy Baldwin, Ann Copestake and Dan Flickinger (2002). Multiword Expressions: A Pain in the Neck for NLP. In A. F. Gelbukh (Ed.), Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics (CICLING 2002), London, pp. 1–15. Springer.

* Spohr, Dennis (2008). Requirements for the Design of Electronic Dictionaries and a Proposal for their Formalism. In R. V. Fjeld and J. M. Torjusen (eds), Proceedings of the EURALEX International Congress 2008, Oslo, Norway.

* Spohr, Dennis (2012). Towards a multifunctional lexical resource: design and implementations of a graph-based lexicon model. In W. de Gruyter (ed), Lexicographica. Series maior, 141.

* Wasow, Thomas, Ivan A. Sag, and Geoffrey Nunberg. Idioms (1983). An interim report. In S. Hattori and K. Inoue (ed), Proceedings of the XIIIth International Congress of Linguistics, pp. 102–115.

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme References

2014-03-10T17:21:17Z

Eleris:

= References used on the Parseme-related pages of this wiki =

* Baldwin, Timothy and Su Nam Kim (2010). Multiword Expressions. In N. Indurkhya and F. J. Damerau (Eds.), Handbook of Natural Language Processing (2 ed.)., pp. 267–292. Boca Raton: CRC Press.

* Chafe, Wallace (1968). Idiomaticity as an anomaly in the Chomskyan paradigm. Foundations of Language, 4:109–127.

* Ernst, Thomas (1981). Grist for the linguistic mill: Idioms and ‘extra’ adjectives. Journal of Linguistic Research, 1:51–68.

* Nunberg, Geoffrey, Ivan A. Sag, and Thomas Wasow. Idioms. Language, 70:491–538, 1994.

* Odijk, Jan (2013). DUELME: Dutch Electronic Lexicon of Multiword Expressions. In G. Francopoulo, P. Paroubek (eds), LMF Lexical Markup Framework. Computer engineering and IT series. Wiley Online Library.

* O’Grady, William (1998). The Syntax of Idioms. In Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 16: 279-312.

* Sag, Ivan A., Timothy Baldwin, Ann Copestake and Dan Flickinger (2002). Multiword Expressions: A Pain in the Neck for NLP. In A. F. Gelbukh (Ed.), Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Intelligent Text Processing and Computational Linguistics (CICLING 2002), London, pp. 1–15. Springer.

* Spohr, Dennis (2008). Requirements for the Design of Electronic Dictionaries and a Proposal for their Formalism. In R. V. Fjeld and J. M. Torjusen (eds), Proceedings of the EURALEX International Congress 2008, Oslo, Norway.

* Spohr, Dennis (2012). Towards a multifunctional lexical resource : design and implementations of a graph-based lexicon model. In W. de Gruyter (ed), Lexicographica. Series maior, 141.

* Wasow, Thomas, Ivan A. Sag, and Geoffrey Nunberg. Idioms (1983). An interim report. In S. Hattori and K. Inoue (ed), Proceedings of the XIIIth International Congress of Linguistics, pp. 102–115.

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Parseme Lexical Resource

2014-03-10T17:08:51Z

Eleris:

This is an example template for collecting information on lexical resources created by members of the PARSEME Action.

<hr />
Back to the [[Parseme_WG1|Parseme page]].

Basic Glossary

2012-10-23T09:08:21Z

Eleris: /* S */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

(Back to the meeting of [[NMTS_Meeting_2|October 23, 2012]])

= Glossary of Basic Semantic Terms =

== A ==

== B ==

== C ==

== D ==

== E ==

== F ==

== G ==

== H ==

== I ==

== J ==

== K ==

== L ==

== M ==

== N ==

== O ==

== P ==

== Q ==

== R ==

== S ==

* [[Glossary:Synonym|'''synonym''']] ([[User:Eleris]])

== T ==

== U ==

== V ==

== W ==

== X ==

== Y ==

== Z ==

Glossary:Synonym

2012-10-23T09:05:34Z

Eleris: /* Examples */

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Synonym =

Pronunciation

== Definition ==

Synonyms are terms that have the same basic meaning.

''Comment:''
...

== Examples ==

''dad - father''<br />
''buy - purchase''

== Related terms ==

* [[Glossary:Antonym|antonym]]
* [[Glossary:Homonym|homonym]]
* [[Glossary:Paraphrase|paraphrase]]

== References and links ==

Glossary:Synonym

2012-10-23T09:02:03Z

Eleris:

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Synonym =

Pronunciation

== Definition ==

Synonyms are terms that have the same basic meaning.

''Comment:''
...

== Examples ==

''dad - father''
''buy - purchase''

== Related terms ==

* [[Glossary:Antonym|antonym]]
* [[Glossary:Homonym|homonym]]
* [[Glossary:Paraphrase|paraphrase]]

== References and links ==

Glossary:Synonym

2012-10-23T09:00:49Z

Eleris:

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Synonym =

Pronunciation

== Definition ==

Synonyms are terms that have the same basic meaning.

''Comment:''
...

== Examples ==

''dad - father''
''buy - purchase''

== Related terms ==

* [[Glossary:Antonym|antonym]]
*
*

== References and links ==

Glossary:Synonym

2012-10-23T08:57:03Z

Eleris:

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

= Synonym =

Pronunciation

== Definition ==

Synonyms are terms that have the same basic meaning.

== Examples ==

== Related terms ==

== References and links ==

Glossary:Synonym

2012-10-23T08:53:59Z

Eleris: Created page with "{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}"

NMTS Meeting 2

2012-10-23T08:33:49Z

Eleris:

{{MaterialUnderConstruction}}

(Back to the [[NMTS_Course_Overview|course overview]])

= Working with MediaWiki and Semantics =

== Working with MediaWiki ==

Selected comments on example user pages:
* internal links
* licensing information on the picture site

List of [[UserPageComments|individual comments]].

== Little Glossary of Semantic Terminology ==

We create a little [[Basic Glossary|glossary of basic terms]] in semantics

== Semantics ==

your topics:
* ambiguity
* semantic relations between words and sentences
* connotation, denotation
* predicate logic
** logical connectives
** variables
** quantifiers
* English syntax

== Groups ==

* Group 0: [[NMTS-Group0|wikipage of Group 0]]
** Members: [[User:Manfred|Manfred Sailer]], [[User:Suzanne|Suzanne]], [[User:Sabrina|Sabrina]], [[User:Eleris|Eleris]]
** Topic: Example material
* Group 1: [[NMTS-Group1|wikipage of Group 1]]
* Group 2: [[NMTS-Group2|wikipage of Group 2]]
* Group 3: [[NMTS-Group3|wikipage of Group 3]]
* Group 4: [[NMTS-Group4|wikipage of Group 4]]
* Group 5: [[NMTS-Group5|wikipage of Group 5]]
* Group 6: [[NMTS-Group6|wikipage of Group 6]]
* Group 7: [[NMTS-Group7|wikipage of Group 7]]
* Group 8: [[NMTS-Group8|wikipage of Group 8]]
* Group 9: [[NMTS-Group9|wikipage of Group 9]]
* Group 10: [[NMTS-Group10|wikipage of Group 10]]

= For the next meeting =

== Revision ==

Correct/complete your user page and the page of your picture if necessary

== Glossary ==

Add a term to our glossary and create the corresponding entry.
* Name of your page: if you work on synonymy, then your page should be called Glossary:Synonym

== Group ==

* Form a group of at most 5 people.
* Make sure you can exchange information within the group (exchange e-mail, ...)
* Decide on the topic for your group.
* Create the wikipage for your group. Your page should follow the pattern used by [[NMTS-Group0| Group 0]].
* Include at least three references that may help you work on your topic.

== Prepare a short presentation ==

Each group will give a 3 minute presentation on their topic:
# What is your group working on?
# Give one clear example.
# What is particularly difficult?

NMTS Meeting 2

2012-10-23T08:33:05Z

Eleris:

File:Eleris.jpg

2012-10-16T09:33:44Z

Eleris: /* Licensing */

== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-nc-dn-3.0}}

{|
|-
|Description:
|Picture of Eleris
|-
|Author:
|Manfred Sailer
|-
|Source:
|private
|}

File:Eleris.jpg

2012-10-16T09:33:15Z

Eleris: /* Licensing */

== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-nc-dn-3.0}}

{|
|-
|Description:
|Picture of Eleris
|-
|Author:
|Manfred Sailer
|-
|Source:
|private
|-
|Comment:
|<additional relevant information>
|}

File:Eleris.jpg

2012-10-16T09:32:28Z

Eleris:

== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-nc-dn-3.0}}

{|
|-
|Description:
|<short description of what the picture is about>
|-
|Author:
|<name of the author>
|-
|Source:
|<url or other>
|-
|Comment:
|<additional relevant information>
|}

File:Eleris.jpg

2012-10-16T09:31:00Z

Eleris:

== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-nc-dn-3.0}}

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:27:55Z

Eleris:

= Eleris' user page =

[[File:Eleris.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Eleris, March 2012|Eleris in 2012]]

== Personal information ==

''Eleris'' lives and works in Frankfurt.

Eleris likes:
* semantics
** ambiguities
** implicatures
* food
* playing pacman

Classes:
# Intro Linguistics
# Intro Semantics
# e-LRS

== Interesting links ==

* http://www.english-linguistics.de
* [http://www.english-linguistics.de Blog in linguistics]
* [[User:Manfred]]
* [[User:Manfred |Manfred Sailer's user page]]

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:25:15Z

Eleris:

= Eleris' user page =

[[File:ManfredFrankfurt1.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Manfred Sailer, March 2012|Manfred Sailer]]

== Personal information ==

''Eleris'' lives and works in Frankfurt.

Eleris likes:
* semantics
** ambiguities
** implicatures
* food
* playing pacman

Classes:
# Intro Linguistics
# Intro Semantics
# e-LRS

== Interesting links ==

* http://www.english-linguistics.de
* [http://www.english-linguistics.de Blog in linguistics]
* [[User:Manfred]]
* [[User:Manfred |Manfred Sailer's user page]]

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:24:22Z

Eleris: /* Interesting links */

= Eleris' user page =

== Personal information ==

''Eleris'' lives and works in Frankfurt.

Eleris likes:
* semantics
** ambiguities
** implicatures
* food
* playing pacman

Classes:
# Intro Linguistics
# Intro Semantics
# e-LRS

== Interesting links ==

* http://www.english-linguistics.de
* [http://www.english-linguistics.de Blog in linguistics]
* [[User:Manfred]]
* [[User:Manfred |Manfred Sailer's user page]]

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:23:44Z

Eleris: /* Interesting links */

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:22:52Z

Eleris: /* Interesting links */

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:22:13Z

Eleris: /* Interesting links */

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:20:44Z

Eleris: /* Personal information */

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:20:05Z

Eleris: /* Personal information */

= Eleris' user page =

== Personal information ==

''Eleris'' lives and works in Frankfurt.

Eleris likes:
* semantics
** ambiguities
** implicatures
* food
* playing pacman

== Interesting links ==

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:19:25Z

Eleris: /* Personal information */

= Eleris' user page =

== Personal information ==

''Eleris'' lives and works in Frankfurt.

Eleris likes:
* semantics
* food
* playing pacman

== Interesting links ==

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:18:18Z

Eleris:

= Eleris' user page =

== Personal information ==

''Eleris'' lives and works in Frankfurt.

== Interesting links ==

User:Eleris

2012-10-16T09:16:46Z

Eleris: Created page with "= Eleris' user page = == Personal information == == Interesting links =="

= Eleris' user page =

== Personal information ==

== Interesting links ==