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Did you know that if you click on the word Archives at the top of the list of monthly archives you'll see a list of all the posts at onegoodmove. There are two ways to search the site. The search box top right and the Google Search at the bottom of the page.
One from the archives The Power of Words
ABA On Signing Statements (tip to Kirk)
DRAMATIC MIDDLE EAST SETTLEMENT: HEZBOLLAH TO TRADE ISRAELI SOLDIERS FOR ARAFAT ROOKIE CARD
UN Slams Israel over Lebanon Strikes as Killing Rages on
The Suicide of Capitalism Molly Ivins
Stand Up To U.S., Voters Tell Blair 63% say PM has tied Britain too close to White House
Study hints language skills came early in primates
Language centers in the brains of rhesus macaques light up when the monkeys hear calls and screams from fellow monkeys, researchers said in a study that suggests language skills evolved early in primates. Researchers who scanned the brains of monkeys while playing them various sounds found the animals used the same areas of the brain when they heard monkey calls as humans do when listening to speech.
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OR it indicates that these animals are involved in language that involves communication OTHER then our limited range of sounds.
i mean, life-long signers have their brains light up in the same way when they hear or see signs. they don't have the ability to use spoken language either, but they sure are involved in language.
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