Wiktionary AustronesianAustronesian may refer to The Austronesianpeoples The Austronesian languages For major languages, see List of major and official Austronesian languages Austronesia , refers to the homeland of the people who speak Austronesian languages. It also means the regions on which the Austronesian languages are spoken. See List of Austronesian regions disambig ... more details
peoples Migration and dispersion File Migraciones austronesias.png thumb 300px Austronesian languages ... record and linguistic reconstructions is disputed. The Austronesianpeoples Prehistory and history ...Other uses Austronesian disambiguation Infobox language family name Austronesian region Maritime Southeast Asia , Oceania , Madagascar , Taiwan familycolor Austronesian family one of the world s major ... received mainstream acceptance protoname Proto Austronesian language Proto Austronesian child1 ... Papuan languages. The Austronesian languages are a language family widely dispersed throughout ... scholar, was the first researcher to extensively explore Austronesian using the comparative method ... wind plus Greek language Greek n sos island . The name Austronesian was formed from the same roots. The family is aptly named, as the vast majority of Austronesian languages are spoken on islands ... indigenous to mainland Asia. Many Austronesian languages have very few speakers, but the major Austronesian languages are spoken by tens of millions of people and one Austronesian language, Indonesian ... in the world. Also, some Austronesian languages are official language s of their respective countries see the list of Austronesian languages . Different sources count languages differently, but Austronesian ... fifth of the languages counted. The geographical span of Austronesian was the largest of any language ... of the Austronesian family. According to Robert Blust 1999 , Austronesian is divided in several ... of Taiwan are grouped into as many as nine first order subgroups of Austronesian. All Austronesian languages ... generalizations about the languages that make up a family as diverse as Austronesian. Speaking very broadly, the Austronesian languages can be divided into three groups of languages Philippine type ... is characterized by relatively strong verb initial word order and Austronesian alignment Philippine ... of looking at the empty real estate. The Austronesian languages tend to use reduplication repetition ... more details
Add general stuff about Austronesian navigation here. Polynesian specific information goes under the Polynesian navigation header Expert subject multiple Ethnic groups Southeast Asia Transport Maritime transport task force date February 2009 The Austronesians were some of the early people that crossed vast open sea s and settled farflung island s in search of new land to settle. The Austronesian expansion around 2500 BC and onwards is widely considered by some contemporary scholar s who date September 2009 to be one of the great movements of population in history . Citation needed date January 2007 References reflist DEFAULTSORT Austronesian Navigation Category Navigation water transport stub hist stub ... more details
Linguistic typology topics Austronesian alignment , commonly known as the Philippine or Austronesian languages Austronesian type voice system , is a typologically unusual morphosyntactic alignment that combines features of ergative language ergative and accusative language s. It is best known from the languages of the Philippines , but is also found in Taiwan , Borneo , Madagascar , and Guam , and has been reconstructed for the ancestral Proto Austronesian language. Only traces of this system remain in Nuclear Malayo Polynesian languages other Austronesian languages , such as Malay language Malay and Old Javanese language Old Javanese . Descriptions Whereas most languages have two grammatical voice voice s which are used to track referent s in discourse, a Transitive verb transitive active voice active voice and an intransitive passive voice passive or antipassive voice, prototypical Philippine languages have two voices which are both transitive. One of the two Philippine voices is similar in form to the active voice of ergative absolutive languages, while the other is similar to the active voice of nominative accusative languages. These perform functions similar to the active and passive antipassive voices, respectively, in those languages. The ergative like Philippine voice has in the past often been called the passive , and the accusative like voice has often been called the active . However, this terminology is misleading and is now disfavored not least because the passive is the default voice in Austronesian languages whereas a true passive is a secondary voice though no substitute ... span ergative case ergative span style color 800000 Agent span rowspan 3 Austronesian br as most Philippine ... about the nature of the Focus linguistics focus system in Tagalog ref name EB Austronesian languages ... and typology of western Austronesian voice systems. The Australian National University. ISBN 0858834774 ..., Surrey Curzon Press, 2002. refend Category Linguistic typology Category Austronesian languages ... more details
The Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association AFLA is a learned society that provides forums for collaborative research of Austronesian languages . It was founded in 1994 at the University of Toronto by Anna Maclachlan, Diane Massam , Richard McGinn, Barry Miller and Lisa Travis ref http ling.uwo.ca afla Welcome to AFLA , official website, Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association, accessed 27 May 2009. ref and is now administered from the University of Western Ontario . The association runs an annual conference, the most recent being AFLA XVII May 2010 , hosted by Stony Brook University . AFLA XVI May 2009 was hosted by the University of California, Santa Cruz . AFLA XV June July 2008 was hosted by the University of Sydney as part of Lingfest , celebrating the International Year of Languages . See also List of Austronesian regions List of major and official Austronesian languages Notes and references Reflist Bibliography Hendrick, Randall 2005 . http www.unc.edu hendrick Hendrick AFLA12.pdf Resumptive and bound variable pronouns in Tongan , pages 103 115 in Heinz & Ntelitheos eds. University of California, Los Angeles UCLA Working Papers in Linguistics 12 Proceedings of AFLA XII . External links http westernlinguistics.ca afla Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association official website http www.alexa.com topsites category Top Science Social Sciences Linguistics Languages Natural Austronesian Conferences Austronesian Conferences Alexa Internet Alexa listing of most popular websites related to conferences for linguistic study of Austronesian languages Category Austronesian languages Category Linguistics Category Learned societies of Australia Category 1994 establishments in Canada offset br Oceania stub fr Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association ... more details
Infobox language family name Sino Austronesian altname controversial region East Asia East and Southeast Asia familycolor Austronesian family proposed language family child1 Sino Tibetan languages Sino Tibetan child2 Tibeto Burman languages Tibeto Burman child3 Austronesian languages Austronesian child4 Tai Kadai languages Tai Kadai child5 Malayo Polynesian languages Malayo Polynesian Sino Austronesian ... 1990s. Using reconstructions of the Old Chinese language , Sagart argued that the Austronesian ..., the Tai Kadai languages were placed internally within the Austronesian family as a sister branch of Malayo ... in Sino Austronesian. If compared with genetic evidence, the Sino Austronesian family would ... . Laurent Sagart has also shown that his Sino Austronesian proposal does not contradict genetic ... Laurent Sagart groups the Austronesian languages in a recursive like fashion. Sagart considers the Austronesian languages to be related to the Sino Tibetan languages , and also groups the Tai .... 2005. Sino Austronesian vs. Sino Caucasian, Sino Bodic vs. Sino Tibetan, and Tibeto Burman as default ... in its original form, instead considering the Tai Kadai languages to be fully within the Austronesian branch. Sino Austronesian Sino Tibetan Austronesian Tibeto Burman languages Tibeto Burman Sino Tibetan languages Austronesian languages Austronesian Luilang, Pazeh language Pazeh , Saisiyat language ... he called East Asian. ref van Driem, George. 2005. Sino Austronesian vs. Sino Caucasian, Sino Bodic ... and the Austronesian languages together into one family. However, he also adds a Yangtzean branch ... Burman. Austronesian is placed as an outlier branch. East Asian Austronesian languages Austronesian ... Ostapirat 2005 ref Ostapirat, Weera. 2005. Kra Dai and Austronesian Notes on phonological correspondences ... Curzon, pp. 107 131. ref supports the link between Austronesian and Kra Dai Sagart built upon Ostapirat ... & Gray 2008 File Migraciones austronesias.png Distribution of Austronesian languages See also Classification ... more details
Infobox language family name Austronesian altname region Maritime Southeast Asia , Oceania , Madagascar , Taiwan familycolor Austronesian family one of the world s major language family language families although links with other families have been proposed, none of these has received mainstream acceptance child1 Formosan languages Formosan composed of many branches child2 Malayo Polynesian languages Malayo Polynesian iso2 map Below is a list of countries that are home to Austronesian languages along with the most notable languages in each country. Countries where Austronesian people speakers of Austronesian languages make up of the majority of the population are marked in bold . Italics indicate that a particular language has official status. Australia Christmas Island Malay Cocos Keeling Islands Malay Brunei Malay Burma Moken Cambodia Cham Chile Easter Island Rapa Nuian China Hainan Tsat East Timor Tetum , Tukudede, Mambae, Languages of East Timor others Federated States of Micronesia Chuukese, Pohnpeian, Kosrae, Yap Fiji Fijian France French Polynesia Tahitian , Tuamotuan, Austral, Marquesan New Caledonia Drehu, Paici, Aji Wallis and Futuna Wallisian, Futunan Indonesia Indonesian , Javanese, Sundanese, Malay, Languages of Indonesia many others Kiribati Kiribati Madagascar Malagasy Marshall Islands Marshallese Malaysia Malay , Languages of Malaysia many others Myanmar Moken Nauru Nauruan New Zealand Maori Image Meyers b12 s0582a.jpg thumb 255px Pacific ocean Area. Image LocationOceania.png thumb 255px Oceania Area. Tokelau Tokelauan Niue Niuean Cook Islands Cook Islands Maori , Pukapukan, Penrhyn Palau Palauan , Papua New Guinea Motu, Adzera, Bola, many more Philippines Filipino , Cebuano, Ilokano, Hiligaynon, Tagalog, Languages of the Philippines many others Samoa Samoan ..., Jarai, Rade, others See also Austronesia Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association Austronesian languages Category Austronesian languages Category Countries languages related lists Austronesian ... more details
distinguish Mor language Papuan Infobox language name Mor region West Papua region West Papua states Indonesia speakers 700 date 1987 ethnicity familycolor Austronesian fam2 Malayo Polynesian languages Malayo Polynesian fam3 Nuclear Malayo Polynesian languages Nuclear MP fam4 Central Eastern Malayo Polynesian languages Central Eastern fam5 Halmahera Cenderawasih languages Halmahera Cenderawasih ? fam6 Cenderawasih languages Cenderawasih Bay ? iso3 mhz Mor is a tonal language tonal Austronesian language in the putative Cenderawasih languages Cenderawasih Geelvink Bay of Indonesian Papua . It is not closely related to other languages. Category Eastern Malayo Polynesian languages Category Languages of western New Guinea Category Tonal languages au lang stub nl Mor Austronesische taal ... more details
The Proto Austronesian language PAN is the linguistic reconstruction reconstructed ancestor of the Austronesian ... ref name Ross2009 Ross, Malcolm. 2009. Proto Austronesian verbal morphology A reappraisal. In Alexander Adelaar and Andrew Pawley eds. . Austronesian historical linguistics and culture history a festschrift .... He calls the unit which has been reconstructed Nuclear Austronesian . Lower level reconstructions .... Phonology Proto Austronesian is reconstructed by constructing sets of correspondences among consonants in the various Austronesian languages, according to the comparative method . Although in theory ... in Proto Austronesian. In the past, some disagreements concerned whether certain correspondence ... but disagree on the extent to which the distinctions in these sets can be projected back to proto Austronesian ... Below are Proto Austronesian phoneme s reconstructed by Robert Blust , a professor of linguistics at the University of Hawaii at Manoa . ref name Blust09 Blust, Robert A. The Austronesian Languages . Canberra ..., 2009. ISBN 0858836025, 978 0858836020. ref A total of 25 Proto Austronesian consonants, 4 vowels ... Proto Austronesian words. C voiceless alveolar affricate c voiceless palatal affricate q uvular ... center caption Proto Austronesian Consonants Blust colspan 2 Labial consonant Labial colspan 2 Alveolar ... colspan 2 colspan 2 colspan 2 The Proto Austronesian vowel s are a, i, u, and . class wikitable style margin auto align center style text align center width 30 caption Proto Austronesian Vowels Blust ... vowels, are ay aw uy iw Wolff s reconstruction In 2010, John Wolff published his Proto Austronesian reconstruction in Proto Austronesian phonology with glossary . Wolff reconstructs a total of 19 ... wikitable style margin auto align center caption Proto Austronesian Consonants Wolff colspan 2 Labial ... shows how Wolff s Proto Austronesian phonemic system differs from Blust s system. Major differences ... ross citation last Ross first Malcolm D. title The Sound of Proto Austronesian An Outsider s View ... more details
Fossilization linguistics Fossilized affixes abound in Austronesian languages . Formosan languages Li and Tsuchida 2009 lists various fossilized reflexes of Proto Austronesian language Proto Austronesian infixes al , aR , and aN in all major Formosan languages as well as Tagalog language Tagalog and Javanese language Javanese . These infixes are not productive in any modern Austronesian language. Their meanings remain elusive, although Li and Tsuchida suggest that aN might mean having the sound or quality of , as evidenced in Paiwan and Puyuma. Reid 1994 hypothesizes the meaning of aR to be distributive, plural . The following table is from Li and Tsuchida 2009 358 . class wikitable Reflexes of Proto Austronesian infixes c 01 Language c 02 al c 03 aR c 04 aN c 01 Thao c 02 ar c 03 c 04 az c 01 Favorlang c 02 ar c 03 c 04 c 01 Kavalan c 02 ar , aR c 03 al , ar , aR c 04 an c 01 Basay c 02 c 03 al , ar c 04 an c 01 Siraya c 02 ar c 03 c 04 aL c 01 Amis c 02 al c 03 al c 04 alh c 01 Saisiyat c 02 aL c 03 aL c 04 al c 01 Pazih c 02 ar c 03 c 04 al c 01 Bunun c 02 a c 03 al c 04 an c 01 Paiwan c 02 al c 03 a c 04 alj c 01 Puyuma c 02 aL c 03 ar c 04 al c 01 Tsou c 02 r c 03 r c 04 c 01 Kanakanavu c 02 al c 03 ar c 04 an c 01 Saaroa c 02 al c 03 ar c 04 alh c 01 Atayal c 02 a c 03 ag c ... morpheme nowiki kali qali nowiki is used in various Austronesian languages to designate .... Historical morphology and the spirit world qali kali prefixes in Austronesian languages. In John Bradshaw and Kenneth L. Rehg eds. Issues in Austronesian Morphology. A festschrift for Byron W. Bender . Canberra Pacific Linguistics, 15 73. Blust, Robert A. 2009. The Austronesian Languages . Canberra ... Austronesian infixes. Discovering history through language papers in honour of Malcolm Ross , 345 ... in Pacific linguistics papers on Austronesian languages and ethnolinguistics in honour of George W ... in Formosan languages au lang stub ling stub Category Linguistic morphology Category Austronesian ... more details
This article describes the personal pronoun personal pronoun systems of various Austronesian languages . Proto Austronesian language Proto languages The Proto Austronesian language Proto Austronesian and Proto Malayo Polynesian personal pronoun s below were reconstructed by Robert Blust . ref Blust, Robert A. 2009. The Austronesian Languages . Canberra Pacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University. ISBN 0858836025, 978 0858836020. ref class wikitable Proto Austronesian and Proto Malayo Polynesian Pronouns c 01 Type of Pronoun c 02 English c 03 Proto Austronesian c 04 Proto Malayo Polynesian c 01 1s. c 02 I c 03 i aku c 04 i aku c 01 2s. c 02 you c 03 i ka Su c 04 i kahu c 01 3s. c 02 he she it c 03 si ia c 04 si ia c 01 1p. inclusive c 02 ... below, with the Proto Austronesian first person singular I given as examples. ref Ross, Malcolm 2006 . Reconstructing the case marking and personal pronoun systems of Proto Austronesian . In Henry ... 3 e.g., PAN n aku The following is from Ross 2002 proposal of the Proto Austronesian pronominal system ..., and three genitive categories. class wikitable style margin auto align center Proto Austronesian Personal .... In Adelaar, K. Alexander and Nikolaus Himmelmann, eds. 2005. The Austronesian languages of Asia ..., K. Alexander and Nikolaus Himmelmann, eds. 2005. The Austronesian languages of Asia and Madagascar ... Some issues in Austronesian comparative linguistics. In Zeitoun, E., & Li, P. J K., Selected Papers From the 8th International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics . Taipei, Taiwan Academica Sinica ... language Javanese The informal pronouns aku and kowe, are inherited from Austronesian. class wikitable ... 2 3rd person preposed ne na nau align center postposed ia kinaua kinautolu Samoan Like many Austronesian ... Fossilized affixes in Austronesian languages Notes and references Reflist 4 Further reading refbegin ... of Linguistics, Academia Sinica. refend Category Pronouns by language Category Austronesian ... more details
peoples suggests a common ancestry with the Sino Tibetan languages Sino Tibetan , Austronesian people Austronesian , and Hmong Mien languages Hmong Mien peoples some 35,000 years ago in China. Haplogroup ... languages Austro Asiatic peoples , with a homeland somewhere within the borders of the modern day ... all modern Melanesians and Indigenous peoples of the Americas Native Americans . Haplogroup K, in turn ... groups in Vietnam Category Ethnic groups in Thailand Category Khmuic peoples Asia ethno group ... more details
Thai peoples redirects here. For the subgroup of the Tai, see Thai people Infobox Ethnic group group Tai image Image Dai minority in China.JPG 280px caption Tai women in Yunnan . poptime popplace China Dai , Myanmar Burma Shan , Laos , Thailand , Vietnam and India Ahom rels Theravada Buddhism , animism , Hinduism langs Tai Kadai languages , languages of resident countries related Tai peoples are anybody predominantly descended from the original proto Tai languages Tai speakers. This includes those who have Tai blood but no longer speak Tai languages, some 8 10 million people in Northeastern India not limited to Assam claim descent from Ahom ese, but may have intermarried with others and now speak Assamese , another tens of thousands in India still use Tai languages mostly in Arunachal Pradesh . Aside from India, where language has eroded, Tai groups can be traced through their language. Different Names Today, Tai peoples are split among nations, leading to different names for them. In China, Tai peoples excluding Rauz peoples are lumped together as Dai people , despite not self identifying ... Laurent Sagart hypothesized that the Tai Kadai languages proto Tai Kadai language originated as an Austronesian ... Sagart, L. 2004. The higher phylogeny of Austronesian and the position of Tai Kadai. Oceanic Linguistics ...? ref Much closer to the present, some peoples speaking Tai languages migrated southward over ... the Austronesian people and the Tai. The prevalence of Y DNA haplogroup O1 among Austronesian and Tai peoples also suggests a common ancestry with the Sino Tibetan languages Sino Tibetan , Austro Asiatic languages Austro Asiatic , and Hmong Mien languages Hmong Mien peoples some 35,000 years ... among most Tai peoples, which is a trait that they share with the neighboring ethnic Austro Asiatic languages Austro Asiatic peoples of Yunnan in southern China. Y DNA haplogroups O1 and O2a are subclade ... Tai of Europe The most significant communities of Tai peoples in Europe are in the Lao people ... more details
Ugrian peoples may refer to Ugrians , the ancestors of the present Magyars of Hungary Ugric peoples , peoples speaking an Ugric language disambig ... more details
, who, contrary to their sea faring Austronesian neighbors, arrived through land bridges that linked the country with the Asian mainland about 30,000 years ago. Unlike many of their Austronesian ... the Austronesian migrations. They are nomadic and build only temporary shelters made of sticks ... All Aeta communities have adopted the Philippine languages language of their Austronesian Filipino ... references Refimprove date January 2008 PHTribesmall Negritos Category Indigenous peoples in Philippines ... more details
Hatnote This article is about peoples who fall under the definition of indigenous peoples used in international ... about indigenous people in specific areas, see Indigenous peoples by geographic regions File Kaiapos.jpeg ... endorses the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in April 2010. Image ... Dorset , Canada Indigenous peoples are ethnic groups that are defined as indigenous according ... Because of the varied and changing contexts in which Indigenous Peoples live and because there is no universally accepted definition of Indigenous Peoples, this policy does not define the term. Indigenous Peoples may be referred to in different countries by such terms as indigenous ethnic minorities ... 13 cite journal doi 10.1017 S0940739199770591 author Sanders, Douglas year 1999 title Indigenous peoples ... The United Nations have issued a Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to protect the collective rights of indigenous peoples to their culture, identity, language, employment, health, education ... peoples in 1997 ref Bodley 2008 2 ref to 350 million in 2004. ref name Coates Definitions File ... Peoples Philippines Overview, 2007 , UNHCR Refworld. ref The Negrito s were the earliest inhabitants ... during the late twentieth century the term Indigenous peoples evolved into a legal category that refers ... to which indigenous peoples rights and issues are accepted and recognised in practical instruments ... to particularly and explicitly identify peoples in this position as indigenous. This identification ... on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples work United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues format ... DRIPS en.pdf title United NationsDeclaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples A RES 61 295 ... populations are composed of the existing descendants of the peoples who inhabited the present ... Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples prepared by the DWIG dwig? does not provide a specific definition of indigenous peoples or populations. According to the Chairperson, Ms. Erica Irene ... more details
Georgians Kartvelian peoples lang ka , are group of all Georgians Kartvelians who speak Kartvelian languages . Kartvelian peoples Georgians Svans Zans Mingrelians and Lazs Kartvelian languages Georgian Alphabet Letters Ancient Georgians Symbols of Georgia ethno stub Georgia stub Turkey stub Category Peoples of the Caucasus ... more details
The Munda peoples of eastern and in the case of the Korku central India are tribal peoples who natively speak Munda languages . They include Munda people Santals Juang people Kharia people Korku people Sora language Sora Category Indigenous peoples of India Category Social groups in Orissa Category Social groups of Jharkhand ... more details
Caucasian peoples may refer to The Peoples of the Caucasus , various ethnic groups inhabiting the Caucasus region Peoples speaking the languages restricted to the Caucasus area Kartvelian languages Kartvelian , Northwest Caucasian languages Northwest Caucasian , and Northeast Caucasian languages Northeast Caucasian Caucasian race disambiguation ru ... more details
The Law of Peoples is United States American philosopher John Rawls s work on international relations ... , vol.64, no.3 to form a full length book. It is an attempt to show how the content of a Law of Peoples ... than, the idea I call justice as fairness L.P. p.3 . Image The Law of Peoples.jpg thumb 200px By peoples , Rawls means the actors in the Society of Peoples, just as citizens are the actors in domestic society L.P. p.23 . Peoples share three features a common system of government what J.S. Mill called ... of Peoples is supposed to be part of liberal foreign policy, the peoples Rawls talks about are not necessarily liberal. Decent hierarchical peoples also feature as parties to the Law of Peoples, though ... peoples is demanded by the notion of toleration a notion Rawls sees as integral to liberalism. In part, the Law of Peoples is an attempt to show how far international toleration by liberal societies can reasonably be expected to extend. By Law of Peoples , Rawls means a particular political ... position a hypothetical arrangement whereby representatives of each of the peoples get together ... yielded by this process make up the content of the Law of Peoples. The eight principles are Peoples ... by other peoples. Peoples are equal and parties to their own agreements. Peoples have the right of self defense but no right to war. Peoples are to observe a duty of non intervention. Peoples are to observe treaties and undertakings. Peoples are to observe certain specified restrictions on the conduct of war assumed to be in self defense . Peoples are to honor human rights. ref 1993list Peoples have a duty to assist other peoples living under unfavorable conditions that prevent their having ... peoples who are just, or at least decent, should behave with respect to one another. Rawls refers to this ideal ... passage . Thus, the Law of Peoples is realistically utopian it is an attempt to show how reasonable citizens and peoples might live peacefully in a just world L.P., Preface, p.vi . It is typical of Rawls ... more details
Infobox Defunct Company company name Peoples Drug company logo Image Peoplesdruglogo.PNG 200px company ..., General Merchandise, Snacks, 1 Hour Photo homepage None Peoples Drug was a chain of drug stores based ... 1G1 9164496 cvs sees lean staff new prototype peoples drug future ref Founded in 1904, Peoples was subsequently ..., which continued to run the stores under the Peoples banner until 1994, at which time the stores were converted to CVS, marking the end of the use of the Peoples Drug name. History Peoples Drug was founded by Malcolm Gibbs in 1904, and by 1930 had 110 stores operating under Peoples Drugs, Days Drug , and Shearer Drug names. There were variations of the name, with Peoples Service Drug, and Gibbs Peoples Drug being most common. In 1970, Peoples had 252 stores operating in the District of Columbia ... 9, 1972, p. N1. ref By 1975, Peoples had grown to 500 stores. Later in the year, the chain was purchased ... Lane Drugs to go Public Within Year ref The new company retained the Peoples name, and included Lane ... Drugstores Will be Built in Toledo ref In January, 1987, Mr. Fantle left Peoples and later took control of troubled Dart Drug in Washington DC, renaming those stores Fantle s. File Peoples Drug Store, 8th and H Streets NE.jpg thumb Peoples Drug store in Washington, D.C. , ca. 1920 Acquisition by Imasco Peoples took control of the Florida Shoppers Drug Mart locations. Peoples soon acquired Rea & Derick and Haag Drug . In 1984, Peoples was acquired by the Canadian conglomerate Imasco, the Canadian arm of British American Tobacco , and owner of Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix in Canada. Peoples ... and conversions Over the years, the Haag stores were converted to Peoples, and Dynamic and Schuman were converted to Lane. A program was implemented to convert all stores to the Peoples Drug name. Many Lane and Rea & Derick stores were converted, all stores began selling Peoples Brand product, and began using bags with the Peoples Drug logo. Before long, Peoples decided to sell some of their stores ... more details
Peoples Gas redirects here. For the similarly named, unrelated company in Florida by that name, see TECO Energy . Image Peoples Gas.gif thumb right 200px Logo of Peoples Gas Peoples Energy was the former name of a holding company whose main revenues came from its regulated natural gas gas public utility utility subsidiaries Peoples Gas formerly Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company and the North Shore Gas Company . In February 2007 the Peoples Energy Corporation merged with Green Bay, Wisconsin based Wisconsin Public Service Corporation to form the Integrys Energy Group . History Established in 1855, Peoples Gas today is the natural gas delivery supplier to approximately 830,000 residential, commercial and industrial customers in Chicago, Illinois. Peoples Gas currently has approximately 1,500 employees. Services provided to customers and maintenance of approximately 4,300 miles of natural gas main is the primary function of 850 field and support employees, represented by the Gas Workers Union, Local 18007. Established in 1900, North Shore Gas today is the natural gas delivery supplier to approximately ... Pipeline Company of America , a 980 mile natural gas pipeline, co owned by Peoples. ref cite book url ... the Illinois Commerce Commission granted a controversial Peoples Gas North Shore Gas request for a customer ... monthly customer gas bill by 7, or 4 to 5 . Peoples Gas North Shore Gas, citing in part it had .... Other Integrys subsidiaries include Peoples Energy Resources Company, LLC, Peoples Energy Services Corporation, Peoples Energy Production Company and Peoples District Energy Corporation .... Sources reflist cite web url http www.peoplesgasdelivery.com news about.aspx title About Peoples Energy publisher Peoples Energy accessdate 2006 11 08 Dead link date October 2010 bot H3llBot External links http www.pecorp.com Peoples Energy http gasworkers.org Local 18007 Gas Workers Category ... Jones Industrial Average de Peoples Energy pl Peoples Energy ... more details
BLP IMDB refimprove date April 2010 This article is about David Peoples the screenwriter, for the golfer of the same name, see David Peoples golfer . Infobox person name David Peoples image caption birth date c. 1940 birth place Middletown, Connecticut spouse Janet Peoples David Webb Peoples born c. 1940 is an United States American screenwriter . Life and career Peoples was born in Middletown, Connecticut , the son of Ruth and Joe Webb Peoples, a geologist. ref http www.nytimes.com 1992 10 06 movies ... all ref ref http www.nytimes.com 2000 04 04 nyregion joe webb peoples 92 student of dinosaurs.html ... Hampton Fancher separated over creative differences. Following that film s critical success, Peoples ... date February 2010 A number of Peoples original screenplays were sold during the 1980s, many undergoing ... to go before the cameras, directed by Peoples himself and starring Rutger Hauer . Citation needed date February 2010 Peoples received his highest accolades for Unforgiven , a script first written in 1976 ... and did not see theaters until 1992. Peoples received Academy Awards Oscar , Golden Globe and BAFTA ... of Unforgiven , Peoples is sometimes credited for revitalizing the Western fiction Western genre , as well as Clint Eastwood s career. Released in the same year as Unforgiven , Peoples screwball comedy ... Alvin Sargent . Citation needed date February 2010 Later in 1992 Peoples began work in collaboration with wife Janet Peoples on Twelve Monkeys 1995 , a time warp action psychodrama inspired by Chris ... film Hero 1992 Twelve Monkeys with Janet Peoples 1995 Soldier film Soldier 1998 References Reflist ... 2688 Cinequest Film Festival Interview with Janet and David Webb Peoples http articles.latimes.com 1992 10 05 entertainment ca 512 1 david webb peoples A Reluctant Hollywood Hero 1992 LA Times inerview with David Webb Peoples Screen writer stub Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Peoples, David ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1940 PLACE OF BIRTH Middletown ... more details
Infobox person image only free content images are allowed for depicting living people. Non free and fair use images, e.g. promo photos, CD DVD covers, posters, screen captures, etc., will be deleted see WP NONFREE imagesize 150px name Janet Peoples birthname birth date birth place United States death date death place occupation yearsactive Janet Peoples is an United States American screenwriter . She co wrote the script for the 1995 Academy Award nominated film Twelve Monkeys with her husband David Peoples who has written a number of films, mostly science fiction or fantasy. She and her husband also co wrote the 1980 documentary The Day After Trinity , which was also nominated for an Academy Award. External links IMDb name id 0672466 name Janet Peoples Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata Persondata NAME Peoples, Janet ALTERNATIVE NAMES Birdie SHORT DESCRIPTION Screenwriter , film producer DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH United States DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Peoples, Janet Category Year of birth missing living people Category Living people Category American screenwriters Category American film producers Category Women screenwriters US screen writer stub fr Janet Peoples ... more details
Image with inadequate rationale removed Image Tempts forloversonly.jpg frame right Theo Peoples with the Temptations, 1995 in music 1995 . Peoples is second from right. Theo Peoples born Theopolis Peoples, III on January 24, 1961 in St. Louis, Missouri is an African American African American Rhythm and blues R&B soul music soul singer. The son of a preacher , he was discovered by Ron Tyson and tapped to replace Richard Street in the long lived Motown group The Temptations in 1992. His first recordings with the group were released in the box set Emperors of Soul 1994 where he sang lead on Givin U The Best, Elevator Eyes and Blueprint For Love. ref The Temptations. Emperors of Soul . Motown, 1994. ref On the album For Lovers Only , Peoples sang lead vocals for Night and Day, which was featured in the 2000 film What Women Want . ref Night and Day. Wikipedia . 3 March 2009. Wikipedia.org. 19 May 2009. ref After Ali Ollie Woodson left the Temptations in 1996 due to his battle with throat cancer, Peoples assumed the role of lead second tenor baritone for the group. ref http www.youtube.com ..., Peoples made significant contributions to the multi platinum and Grammy Award nominated Phoenix ... This Is My Promise. ref Jackson, Tanisha. Biography. Theo Peoples The Voice of TNT Soul . 2008 ... Four Tops lead singer Levi Stubbs had to cease touring, Peoples took his place as lead singer. Renaldo ... of the Tops, Peoples is probably most noted for his performances of Always and Forever Heatwave .... The song was featured in The Four Tops 50th anniversary live special, From the Heart 2004 . Peoples ......You and Me 2004 . References references External links http www.theopeoples.com Theo Peoples ... Peoples, Theo ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH January 24, 1961 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Peoples, Theo Category Living people Category American soul musicians ... ro Theo Peoples ... more details
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