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The Runway hole, #18 at Flyboy is arguably the longest disc golf hole in the world, and one of the signature holes on the course. Even though it is a Monster hole, If you've played it, you know it's one of the funnest holes on the course, and we don't want to lose it!
I always brief everyone playing the course on runway safety, and how AIRPLANES ALWAYS HAVE PRIORITY OVER DISC GOLFERS!!!!! Last Sunday one of my neighbors was making his approach to the runway in his airplane, and had to execute a go around for a disc golfer on the runway. Landing an airplane is usually the most stressful part of the flight for a pilot, especially if its windy. He'll be completing landing checklists, configuring the flaps and landing gear, and jacking up his focus to accomplish a safe landing. The LAST thing he needs is to be distracted by someone on the runway, and worse yet, having to discontinue his approach and execute a go around. Go arounds suck because the pilot now has to quickly transition from a fully configured airplane ready to land, to a clean airplane ready to fly again, you're kinda assholes and elbows for several seconds making that transition. Go arounds particularly suck on our runway because of the uphill slope. Not only are you having to apply full power and struggle to climb, but here, you have to out climb the hill too! This gets downright sporty in some of the low performance airplanes out here, which was the case with this incident. I short, my neighbor, who by the way, couldn't give a shit about disc golf, was not happy, and I had some serious damage control on my hands.
So, pay attention, be alert for airplanes, and clear the runway smartly if someone shows up in the traffic pattern, or taxies out for takeoff. Don't just depend on the runway lights to alert you of airplane operations. Sometimes the lights don't work, or the pilot can't get them to come on. You've got to Look and LISTEN. If you see an airplane in flight near the runway, he's probably going to land soon. Keep him in sight, you can bet he's got YOU in sight, and he wants to see YOU clear the runway QUICKLY. That tells him YOU know he's there, and he can now focus on not screwing up the landing. Always take your disc and mini with you. The airplane could kick it up and possibly cause damage.
We don't have all that many airplanes flying here, but on a pretty day, you'll probably see one or two during your round. I truly believe that disc golfers and airplanes can coexist out here, but you guys have to help me out if we want to keep this fantastic course. Remember, this ain't Redan. Its private property, and my neighbors have the say whether Flyboy disc golf lives or dies.
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In short: Awesome Race, Went sub 90 minutes here for the first time everDate of review: February 28, 2015
In short: A great course, organisers could improve some details to deliver an excellent race for all runners.In full: It's a great course but the organisers don't seem to have experienced runners involved in setting it up, although none of the downsides really spoil what is a very good event - particularly for those of us towards the front end. However there aren't enough loos to cope with the pre-start nerves. The start is cramped and a bit chaotic - there's no audible countdown. The distance markers on the course are barely visible. Water stations offer 500ml bottles - great to have bottles but much too large for most runners to make good use of and clearly too few of them to cater for slower participants.Having said that, the course is set in some of the best scenery I have ever raced in, the pre-race information and parking were good and the race photos are good value. If they could get the start organised better, some good distance markers in place, the right number and type of water bottles and stock up with enough medals and T shirts I'm sure most runners wouldn't mind paying a little more for an even better experience.Date of review: September 21, 2014
In short: lovely location, terrible organisationIn full: This was my first half marathon and found the location stunning. Sadly the organisation of the race was very disappointing. The water stations ran out of water by the time we got there. We had to make do with bottles that had already been opened and drunk from. There was no choice other than to take them because it was a warm day. The marshalls and volunteers were really supportive and helpful. When we finally finished the race (just under 3 hours) we discovered there were no t-shirts or medals left. Nobody seemed to know what to do about it. It was extremely disappointing. We also discovered the photographer had stopped taking photos too. As a first timer, I found this really insulting. I really struggled to finish and felt that my effort (and others) were not acknowledged or even important. This will probably be my first and last half marathon and apart from the elation and sense of achievement of actually finishing it, I was left feeling really cheated. Hopefully I will get my medal and t shirt in the post but not holding my breath!Date of review: September 19, 2014
In short: Great raceIn full: Having done this race before. I knew what to expect. It's one of the most picturesque races I've ever competed in, with other good points being that it is one of the quickest half marathons in Wales. The bad points in this year's race was the start, as it seemed a little disorganised, as no one really knew what was going on. There were pens (time signs at the side of the road), which most people ignored and most of us couldn't really hear the start. If they could only find a better way to start, then this race would be almost perfect.Date of review: September 17, 2014
In short: Avoid like the plague if you are a slow runnerIn full: I found it very difficult to rate this race. If you are a fast/average runner it was probably good. As a slower runner I was rather upset to reach the first water station to find they had run out of water. To reach the second and, again, no water was extremely bad. By mile nine I was starting to feel the effects of dehydration. Muzzy head etc. It was a warm day and water was very much needed. At the second water station the marshals were starting to pick up the discarded bottles and tipping half empty bottles into each other to make full ones and handing them out. I do not blame the marshals, in fact I sympathised with them very much. They were obviously, highly embarrassed, when it really wasn't their fault. I felt so bad by mile nine, that I vowed when I reached the final water station that if they were handing out second hand bottles I would have to take one and risk whatever. Fortunately, there were some left. I wasn't the last by any means, so there were plenty behind me, as well as some in front that did 10 miles on a warm day with no water. When finally, I crossed the line I was looking around for the medals and tee shirts. I heard mumbling about 'medals/post/extra cost', but it went over my head. Then I asked someone at a table where the medals and tee shirts were. I was informed that they had run out of those and I would have to go into the hall to register to have them sent to me. in the hall, despite asking several people where the organisers were I found no one. By this time, I had had enough and left. On the way out I overheard two women who must have had the same experience. They too left without registering. I have since been informed that they know the last person to receive medal and shirt and anyone after that will receive theirs in the post. We will see. It really is a shame because the scenery is nice. The marshals were very friendly (I was fortunate enough not to come into contact with the one that was berating the ones walking). They do say not to expect a slick GNR type race. This for me was part of the attraction. However, to not have nearly enough water was negligence in the extreme.Overall it had the potential to be good but failed on the most important thing - Water!Date of review: September 16, 2014
In short: Mainly flat, beautiful route but little support around the courseIn full: Very well organised, beautiful views , mainly flat course. Little spectator support around the course and not even that many marshals to cheer you on as route is pretty straight forward. Date of review: September 14, 2014
In short: Scenic, friendly and well organised. In full: Did this race for the first time, and loved it despite the weather. Car parking and race HQ really well organised. As a slow (2+hr) runner, I had to work my way back through the whole field from the start line to get to my start position, but that was no big hassle. The course was great; the hill at the start not as steep as I'd feared, and then it's level for 10 miles and certainly conducive to a good time. Bottled water every three miles, and a medal & cotton t-shirt at the finish. Lots of home made cakes were very welcome. All in all, an excellent race, and I'll definitely be doing it every year from now on. Date of review: September 18, 2013
In short: Great route, Not very spectator friendly,Date of review: September 18, 2013
In short: Wet but wonderfulIn full: This is a fantastic race and, in my opinion, one of the best races in Britain. Yes, the start is a bit of an issue but it is easy enough for the good runners to get themselves in front of the pack at the start. The route is just perfect - a couple of kms up to the dam and then 10 wonderful flat miles round the reservoir, before the downhill run to the finish. There is little scope for spectators on the course because the road is quite narrow and the general area sparsely populated but the scenery makes up for this. This is more than compensated at the end where the locals seem to turn out in force. Car parking is well organised and marshals friendly. I drive up from Reading for this race every year and will continue to do so. The weather this year was rubbish but the whole experience was as uplifting as ever. In a word, brilliant.Date of review: September 17, 2013
In short: What a race...if only they could organise the weatherIn full: The conditions were atrocious.I didnt realise I could become so adept at puddle jumping!Brilliant route and organisation.Date of review: September 17, 2013
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Man's Ashes Take Trip Across The Country
Originally published on Fri February 22, 2013 9:26 am
And now, a story from Washington state; a story about one family's unexpected odyssey. Seventy-three-year-old Kevin O'Grady had recently died in Seattle, where one of his two daughters lives. She mailed her father's ashes across the state to her sister, Katy, in Spokane. That's where their father, an Air Force veteran, was to be buried with military honors.
But after several days, Katy had yet to receive the ashes.
KATY O'GRADY: So I was calling post office after post office, just devastated, trying to find where my dad is. Where is my dad? Finally, probably the fifth or sixth or seventh person that I spoke to - there is your dad, there he is. Oh, we found him. He's over in Pennsylvania.
BLOCK: Katy O'Grady says the post office did not know what went wrong or when his remains would make it home. With his military honors ceremony quickly approaching, Katy called her sister in Seattle, to tell her their father was 3,000 miles away.
O'GRADY: I remember her saying, are you kidding me, are you serious? I said, but just think about it - where is Pennsylvania? And she paused for a minute and she goes, back east. I said, where has dad always wanted to go. She goes...
O'GRADY: ...back east.
BLOCK: Their dad was an Illinois native and a history buff who never got to journey back east, until now. His posthumous trip across the U.S. included a stop in Philadelphia.
O'GRADY: He landed where the Liberty Bell is. And he could have told you everything you could have ever needed to know about the Liberty Bell. His next stop was New Jersey. And then on his way back, he crossed through pretty much every state he could have ever possibly wanted to go through.
BLOCK: Meanwhile, Kevin O'Grady's honors ceremony was held without him. Nearly a week later, the post office delivered his ashes, which Katy took to the veteran's cemetery in Spokane for a quiet burial. What happened there took her by surprise.
O'GRADY: Another service was going on at that time, but you couldn't see it. And right as I kissed my dad goodbye and the gentleman places him in the ground, guns go off and then "Taps" starts playing. And because it's just open field up there, it surrounds you - like it was specifically made just for him.
I believe my dad was there. He was like, it's OK, kid - I got this.
BLOCK: Katy O'Grady is still awaiting a full explanation from the U.S. Postal Service. But she thinks her dad would be happy with the mishap, for finally getting his trip back east.
O'GRADY: He got it - on the U.S. Postal Service's dime. (LAUGHTER) Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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"A traditional refrigerator cookie rolled in cinnamon sugar before baking. Great for making ahead of time."
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1 1/4 cups
all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon
baking soda
1/4 teaspoon
1/2 cup
1/4 cup
white sugar
3/4 cup
packed light brown sugar
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1/2 cup
white sugar
2 1/2 tablespoons
ground cinnamon
Resist the temptation to add extra flour to this recipie. The dough will be *REALLY* soft, but you'll be short-changing yourself if you make the addition. These cookies are perfect as the recipie is written.
These cookies are great! If you follow the directions and refrigerate the dough for as long as it says, it firms up nicely. The cookies are quite attractive if you roll the edges in the cinnamon sugar, but for a less attractive, spicier cookie, dip the top in the cinnamon sugar too.
Don't overestimate the 2" diameter it says to roll the dough out to. It'll seem narrow, but these things grow to twice the diameter when you bake them.
I don't understand it, I found these cookies to be very dry. I was careful not to overcook them because it was the first time I made them and I followed the recipe exactly. As I also live in Denver and altitude can affect the recipe was another reason I didn't want to overcook. I may try again, but with so many great cinnamon cookie recipes on this site, I probably won't. I also don't understand the amount of cookies that it says this recipe produces. 60, really? I didn't even get 36 from this and I was careful to cut the 1/4 inch thick slices recommended in the recipe.
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Love these..so much! I followed the recipe exactly, except I just transferred the soft cookie dough to plastic wrap (in one clump) and refrigerated until it was firm enough to work with. I used a medium cookie scoop, rolled into balls, and swirled each ball in the cinnamon sugar mixture (which I feel, in this recipe, is way too much - half the amount will do just fine.). I baked at 350 degrees for 15 minutes (until golden brown). After a night in a closed container, the cookies were super-soft. YUM! I have already made these 5 times since I read this recipe. This is FAR better than the, sometimes bland, snickerdoodle. Give it a try fellow all-recipe'rs! You won't be disappointed. :-)
No one told me to make a double batch because I would eat so many while making the cookies. I did not refrigerate as long as suggested. Instead, I rolled the dough into balls and rolled them in the cinnamon sugar mixture prior to baking. Thanks for such a great recipe!
I absolutely LOVE these cookies! I alter this a bit and like the result. I do everything the same (besides doubling the batch) until dividing it up into logs and refrigerating it. I simply scoop it out, roll it into a ball and roll the whole ball in the cinnamon sugar mix then bake. My family and friends always rave about them.
These cookies are delicious!! The cookie dough came out unbelievably sticky and I lost half the dough before I even got it to the pan in my hands even though I floured my hands (and I left it in the fridge overnight). 2 days later I just made another batch--a double in fact, and this time, separated the dough in 2 bowls and used a spoon to roll the batter into little balls and dip in the sugar/cinnamon. This worked much better and I lost much less dough
Definitely make a double batch, these cookies are divine!
What yummy cookies! Instead of the 1 tsp vanilla, I used 1/2 tsp vanilla and 1/2 tsp almond extract. The cookies came out great. I did as others suggested, and put the bowl of dough in the fridge for 10 min until is was workable, then portioned it onto parchment, rolled it into a log, and put it in the freezer for an hour before cutting it up like the recipe said. One tip: I could have cut that cinnamon sugar recipe to a quarter of what it said. It made way to much.
Wow these cookies are really good!!! Im not a baker so I usually screw up cookies but this one was easy to follow. My dough wasnt really skicky/runny like others, but I rolled it in a big ball and put it in the fridge for 1 hr. then I rolled into 1 inch balls into sugar/cinnamon. (I only used 2 tbs of sugar and 3 dashes of cinnamon). Then I flattend the balls and baked them for 8 minutes. They were really tasty!!
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I have a shed about 150 feet from a utility pole. The pole has a breaker panel servicing the house. I want to buy a Miller stick welder for use in the shed with a max DC weld of about 200 amps (for rare instances, mostly though I'd be at 150-180 amp settings).
A few general questions to get me in the ballpark before I start talking to electrical contractors and shopping for wire, breakers, panels, etc.
First, what size wire does it sound like I'd need for the 150 foot run from the pole to the shed ? I would not be running anything else in the shop other than a few 100 watt bulbs while welding (mostly ranch stuff- tractor mods, etc.) and think the duty cycle would be fairly normal or low.
Second, what kind of buriable electrical conduit should I be looking for for the run to carry the wire ? What's it called and is there a specific number correlating to the wire size you're running through it ?
And finally, would there simply be a subpanel and single additional breaker at the utility pole, and then another subpanel with additional breaker at the shop ?
Is there any website that gives tables of wire gauge, amperage and distance ?
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General input wire advice
I am just finishing up that sort of things. I ran 4-0 aluminum from the meter to the breaker box. I need 200 amps to run my TIG unit. Plus I have serveral other things in the shop, but few would ever be running at the same time as anything else.
My cabling route is sort the following, in the shop, from the breaker boxes, (I have two for control over each machine or services, in short lots of breakers) it exit the building goes into 3 inch PVC conduit that is buried 24 inches or more under my drive way, I also pulled a phone line and Cat 5 wire and wish I had taken some RG 59 or Rg 6 for TV service also.
Then the conduit emerges across the driveway, goes up along the side of the house. The 4-0 wire goes across the side of the building just below the siding, with metal cable clamps and concrete screws hoding it up. Then it enters the house next to the houses breaker box. That is where I am hooked up.
Digging the trench wasn't that hard, I couldn't get a trencher in there which out digging a couple of pits and then it wasn't that far by using a oick axe, shovels, wrecking bars and post hole diggers.
Hope this helps. Amy questions just ask.
The wire gage needed is a function of the length and total amperage it will need to carry, and whether or not it's buried in conduit or suspended in free air. You need to get a handle on the maximum amperage the service will be called on to provide and the total path length of the cable run.
I believe most codes allow direct burial of Service Entrance (SE) or, in some cases, Underground Feeder (UF) rated cable without requiring that it be contained in conduit. If you use buried conduit, and I recommend that you do, the grey PVC conduit is probably your best bet. Minimum size of the conduit will be determined by the total number of wires and the size of those wires and depth of burial will be specified by local codes based on the frost depth.
The number, positioning, and content of required panels would be best addressed by someone intimately familiar with your local codes.
Of course, all bets are off if you plan to do the installation yourself without interference ... er, uh, ... benefit of local Code Enforcement Officers. If so, however, should it come to the attention of those official (some might say officious) watchdogs, be prepared to either tear it all out or pay a much inflated price for a permit and prevail on a licensed electrician to sign off on the work.
That said, I recently enlarged my workshop and upgraded the electrical service from a 60 amp branch drop from the main residence service entrance panel to a 100 amp service entrance at the shop fed from the utility transformer. The run was about 200 feet in buried PVC conduit (2", if I remember correctly) and I used 2ga copper for the hots and 4ga for the neutral - since the majority of the use is 240v, codes allowed a smaller neutral wire. I think a smaller wire may have met code, but I opted to go larger just in case I eventually needed more than 100 amp on the service.
In my particular case, since codes required a single point cutoff for all service from the transformer, the feed from the transformer went to a cutoff panel beside the transformer and the 200amp house service and the 100amp workshop service branched separately from there.
I repeat, get the advice of a local, licensed electrician if you feel the least bit of uncertainty about the requirements for the installation.Tom Veatch
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Here is a link to an on-line wire size calculator. Hope this helps.
BTW: I helped a buddy in Oregon run power to his garage. He pulled a permit and we did the work. My electrical license is in Texas not Oregon. All the work was done to code and looked great. When the inspector came out he nitpicked it to death. We fixed what he didn't like and called for another inspection (only the first is included in the permit fee). He found four or five new things he didn't like. To make a long story a little shorter, my buddy had to hire an electrician to sign off on the work he and I had done before the inspector would pass it. $150 to sign our permit without ever touching a single wire!!! Then it passed with flying colors.
Bottom line: Be prepared to hire an electrician if you need a permit.Triggerman
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[QUOTE=triggerman;5042]Here is a link to an on-line wire size calculator. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the heads-up.
BTW, I did not see the link to the wire calculator you referenced above. Maybe it was my browser....
get yourself an Ugly's electrical reference book. its packed full of info. will tell you max recommended amps for wire in ground and free air, how many wires you can fit in different size conduit. i used it when i did the wireing for my garage.
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Give it a try.Triggerman
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My math and rules of thumb still hold true for my place. 4/0 worked just right for me.
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West Indian cricketers, Indian names
2013 Champions League T20: Trinidad and Tobago skipper Denesh Ramdin has said that the players of Indian origin in his team, are keen to explore their roots. With this as the cue, we decided to take a look at West Indian cricketers of Indian origin in this collection. Feel free to add more names to this list, in the comments section below. [CYCSPL]
- AUS won by 59 runsvs. AUSENG1st ODIThu, Sep 03, 2015Southampton, EnglandAustralia in England ODI S...
- IND won by 117 runsvs. INDSL3rd TestFri, Aug 28, 2015Colombo, Sri LankaIndia in Sri Lanka Test Se...
- ENG won by 5 runsvs. AUSENGOne-off T20IMon, Aug 31, 2015Cardiff, EnglandAustralia in England T20 S...
- live match ENG 144/5 (26.5 Overs)vs. AUSENG2nd ODILIVEAUS 309/7;London, EnglandAustralia in England ODI S...
- vs. AUSENG3rd ODITue, Sep 08, 2015Tue, Sep 08, 2015Manchester, EnglandAustralia in England ODI S...
- vs. AUSENG4th ODIFri, Sep 11, 2015Fri, Sep 11, 2015Leeds, EnglandAustralia in England ODI S...
- vs. AUSENG5th ODISun, Sep 13, 2015Sun, Sep 13, 2015Manchester, EnglandAustralia in England ODI S...
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Ishant Sharma became the eighth Indian bowler to claim 200 Test wickets during the third and final Test against Sri Lanka at the Sinhalese Sports Club on September 1, 2015. More » Ishant joins 200 Test wickets Club
Kumar Sangakkara retires with 12,400 Test runs and 14,234 ODI runs. Who leads the tables among active players now? More » Now That Sangakkara's Retired, These Are The Leading Run Scorers in The World
The Sri Lanka legend was snared by India's Ashwin for the fourth time in his final Test series. [Report] More » Here Are The Pics From Kumar Sangakkara's Final Test Innings
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N. Srinivasan is not the only one. A conflict of interest (COI) is a situation in which a person or organization is involved in multiple interests (financial, emotional, or otherwise), one of which could possibly corrupt the motivation of the individual or organization. The list of possible culprits … More » Indian cricketers in Conflict of Interest
Tillakaratne Dilshan Sunday became the 11th batsman and the fourth Sri Lankan to compile 10,000 runs in one-day cricket, achieving the feat against Pakistan in Hambantota.
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India beat Zimbabwe by 62 runs at Harare Sports Club to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series. Action images from the 2nd ODI played on July 12, 2015. Scores More » Zimbabwe vs India, 2nd ODI
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The former India captain turns 43 on July 8, 2015. [CYCSPL] More » Sourav Ganguly: Over The Years


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No expensive lightboards or sound packs here. This is 100% homemade and on the cheap.
Here is a couple stills of the final pack.
Step 1: Costumes
Flight suits off of Amazon.com
Paratrooper Belts off of Amazon.com
Boots off of Amazon.com
Then a couple custom patches off of Ebay to read 'Hogan' and 'Morrison' and of course the No Ghost symbols and we were pretty much good to go!
Just a few details needed adding like the gloves, circuit board (which were junked old sound cards) and some random tubing which can be found easily at Home Depot.
But in making a Ghostbusters costume remember...90% of the work in the pack.
Great Job man!
what kind of insilation foam did you use? It looks a lot thicker then what I'm finding in my area.


text: Featuring music and lyrics by David Bryan and a book of Joe Dipietro, the ground-breaking musical Memphis continues to delight audiences at Broadway's Schubert Theatre. Loosely based on the life of Dewey Phillips, one of the first DJ's to play black music in the 1950's, Memphis tackles racial themes that surrounded the era. As the winner of the 2010 Tony Award for best musical, the production has garnered acclaim from audiences and critics alike. Directed by Christopher Ashley and choreographed by Sergio Trujillo, this dynamic play features performers Chad Kimball as Huey Calhoun and Montego Glover as Felicia Farrell. Those who acquire Memphis tickets are sure to experience an insightful yet entertaining evening that defines New York theater.


text: This lovely bag provides you with 12 colors of the highest quality wool roving. It weighs 100 grams. Wool has so many possibilities for use. You can spin it into yarn. It can be used in needle felting projects. Children love to use bits of it in imaginative play as food, gifts, or bedding for small dolls. Artists use it to make felt pictures. By placing small tufts one onto another, they "grab" each other and stay if not disturbed. Germany.


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- people in the U.S. have this name View Scott Everhardt on Whitepages
Meaning & Origins
Although this was in use as a personal name both before and after the Norman Conquest, modern use in most cases almost certainly represents a transferred use of the surname. This originated as a byname for someone from Scotland or, within Scotland itself, for a member of the Gaelic-speaking people who originally came from Ireland. The given name is now often chosen by parents conscious of their Scottish ancestry and heritage, but it is also used more widely.
|40th in the U.S.
North German: variant of Eberhardt.
|48,515th in the U.S.
Nicknames & variations
Scot, Scotty, Scotti, Scoti, Scottie, Scoot, Scottee
Everett, Everhart, Evers, Everson, Eversole, Everette, Everitt, Eberhardt, Everly, Evert