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This was the blurb which introduced the concert:

“Be there for a triumphant return and an auspicious introduction! MacArthur 'Genius Grant' recipient Alisa Weilerstein, graduated from Columbia University in Russian history, brings a depth of understanding to the concerto Shostakovich originally wrote for the great cellist Rostropovich. LACO principal Kenneth Munday introduces you to a novel bassoon concerto performed with Florey's avant-garde silent film. The music is the creation of talented USC graduate Hugo Gonzalez-Pioli - another LACO first”.The evening's program included:Jeffrey Kahane, conductorAlisa Weilerstein, celloKenneth Munday, bassoonBEETHOVEN - Coriolan Overture, Op. 62HUGO GONZALEZ-PIOLI - The Love of Zero (Bassoon Concerto with Robert Florey's 1927 short silent film) (US ...

DuQu worm, remote code execution kernel vulnerability, Adobe abandons Flash for mobile, your questions, and more.

This podcast is interesting as it provides some reflections on the topics mentioned above. DuQu worm is the latest security threat and is well described in this podcast. Next topic is remote code execution kernel vulnerability which also provides some interesting and intriguing points on this subject with the podcaster describing in detail what goes on.

LAN Security is also discussed at length in Adobe abandons Flash for mobile. Steve Gibson waxes pretty lyrical about this topic and he also describes the intrinsic ...

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Question: The acquisition of language is known to be faster in children as compared to adults. Elucidate the various reasons for such an intriguing difference.

Answer:

The study of language acquisition owes the basic stage of scrutiny to the fact that children are known to grasp words and their meanings at a remarkable pace. According to a survey by Carey (1978), by the age six a child becomes accustomed to nearly 14000 words. This is something so intriguing that many researchers delved upon the concept of language acquisition solely to learn more about the ways children learn (Markman).
According to Ellen M. ...