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WIGGS PHOTO | PHOTOGRAPH | "While there is perhaps a province in which the photograph can tell us nothing more than what we see with our own eyes, there is another in which it proves to us how little our eyes permit us to see." ― Dorothea Lange |
DyNama, Ohio, USA | DOG | Though I'm actually a cat person, I relish the mystery of the word "Dog", the oldest domesticated animal, and our companions for 33,000 years. Not only is the origin of the word "dog" one of the great mysteries of English etymology, but unrelated words for "dog" in other languages are also mystery words of unknown origin! Perhaps it was the invented name of a particular animal or the house or family or town or tribe where he lived, that eventually was applied to every member of the species! |
培根词汇 | Peigen App | Peigen is the official Online Etymology Dictionary App (英语词源词根手机APP) for China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. |
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Likes24 | INTERNET | Likes24 is a social media marketing service specialized in facebook marketing. We chose to sponsor the word "internet", because nowadays it has grown up to an economic good, whose constant availability is an indispensable element of many areas of everyday life. |
Rebecca Bourke | ORANGE | |
Inara Tabir | CONLANG | In honour of the conlanging community. May you dream in your language. |
DEPARTMENT of WRITING | SNOLLYGOSTER |
Snollygoster: a delightfully ridiculous slang term for a dishonest politician (yes, it does raise an obvious question, doesn't it?). Believed to be a corruption of snallygaster, a mythical beast said to prey on poultry and children. |
Travelicia | TRAVEL | For all travel lovers and Digital Nomads all over the world. Live your travel dreams! |
Jamie | COMPUTER | The word computer is proudly sponsored by AppWrap technology blog. |
Jamie | COOK | The word cook is proudly sponsored by CookBakeEat cooking and baking website. |
Dr. Tali Shenfield, Psychologist | PARENTING | Dr. Tali Shenfield is a child psychologist and a clinical director of Richmond Hill Psychology Center in Toronto, Canada. When not busy with psychological assessments or psychotherapy, she is writing in her "Parenting and Psychology Blog" |
Jeff | POSITIVE | Jeff is a retired IT industry executive who spends all his time on charitable work and volunteering. He is a strong believer in the power of positive thinking and positive attitude and, together with his son Mike, he is running popular blog "Positive Health Therapy", where he promotes positive outlook, meaningful living, and healthy lifestyle. |
Jeff | ATTITUDE | Jeff is a retired IT industry executive who spends all his time on charitable work and volunteering. He is a strong believer in the power of positive thinking and positive attitude and, together with his son Mike, he is running popular blog "Positive Health Therapy", where he promotes positive outlook, meaningful living, and healthy lifestyle. |
Dr. Tali Shenfield, Psychologist | PSYCHOLOGY | Dr. Tali Shenfield is a child psychologist and a clinical director of Richmond Hill Psychology Center in Toronto, Canada. When not busy with psychological assessments or psychotherapy, she is writing in her "Parenting and Psychology Blog" |
JESSICA | WEIRDO | For Matthew, my favorite weirdo. Love, Fluttershy |
SUZANNE SCALA | NICE | in honor of Ben Rosengart |
JOHN CORYAT | OBFUSCATE | "the darkening of a sore." Excellent! |
CLEMENCY | This is for Andie. I still love you. |
The Memeticist |
MEME | The Memeticist (thememeticist.com and @TheMemeticist) loves Etymonline.com! Your tireless efforts in shedding light on the past and present of the English language get us up in the morning and start us on our day of meme-hunting. Join us as we connect and reconnect ideas both big and small... |
JENN LeBLANC | COCK | As a romance author, cock is one of the most important words for penis in the historical setting. It's powerful, historical and beautiful. -Jenn LeBlanc |
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Expansion Joints Engineering | ENGINEERING | Sponsored by Pathway Wahlco, a global leader in expansion joint manufacturing |
PETE TEDDER | USUFRUCT | I've always loved this word that sounds rude but isn't. And the only vowels are 3 Us. What's not to love about it? |
JULIE KLASSEN | BLUESTOCKING | 18th c slang for an overly-educated woman, which I suppose I am in danger of becoming, since I visit this site often to check terms for the Regency era, when my novels are set. Thanks! For more information about my historical fiction, visit www.julieklassen.com. |
NERD | Nerd has become an important part of my lexicon, having named my new(ish) business 'WordNerd', and there I was thinking Dr. Seuss had actually invented it. I love this site and I'm glad to be able to support your work in a small way. |
MEERA SETHI | ESSAY | "Saying is one thing and doing is another" -- Michel de Montaigne |
PATRICK O'SULLIVAN | QUIXOTIC | For Mel, Happy 30th birthday! Thanks for being a continuous source of adventure and inspiration. You are forever fantastic and free. Love, Pat. |
Domain Services Limited | DOMAIN | Accredited Registrar of .in Indian Domain Names |
Domain Services Limited | INDIAN | Registration of .in Indian Domain Names |
CHARLES OREY | SHADOW | Shadows are more than two dimension reflections of ourselves. They can point to our future and our past. |
HANNELE KORMANO | YEA | The word is not something that one finds, but something that one creates. |
DF | DUO | Dear NK, Our own "song for two voices" was written one night in a humble Peruvian kitchen. Under the gaze of the Pachamama, our matchmaker, we began our duet. Often separated yet always together, may we -- a duo -- continue to make mellifluous melodies. Yours, DF |
Uta Willer | EARWIG | as a way to remember my late partner Paul, who taught me English in a very unique way, I'd like to sponsor the word "earwig" - following the little joke Paul used to cheer me up ever now and again: what does one earwig say to the other while jumping off a cliff? - earwi-goooooooooooooooooooooooooo!! |
typr.co.uk | BUTLER | Ireland's Gadget Blog, Gadgets.ie (http://www.gadgets.ie) wish to thank the creators of etymonline.com for providing such a great resource - Thank you! |
Griffon Preparation Services, LLC | HIRSUTE | Sponsored by the Spring 2011 Griffon Prep GRE class of Ana Lucia, Courtney, Diana, Gaurvika, Jaclyn, Jaya, Jesse, Jessie, Maggie, and Noel |
Griffon Preparation Services, LLC | CALLIPYGIAN | A lovely and useful word sponsored by the Griffon Prep Summer of 2011 GRE Class of Adoara, Allison, Alysse, Denitsa, Kevin, Kim, Preethi, and Tyler. |
Griffon Preparation Services, LLC | PULCHRITUDE | This very ugly way to say "beautiful" is sponsored by the Griffon Prep Summer 2011 GRE Class of Alex, Claire, Daniel, Eric, Erin, Jocelyn, Michelle, Natania, Nicole, Nora, and Sarah. |
DANCE | To Maddy Wynne-Jones: Dance is, and always has been, at the heart of you. Long may you continue to articulate new ideas and power and beauty in the language of the body. With all my love, on our anniversary - your N | |
Poetry Blog | BLOG | Nihilistic Poetry ?s a poetry blog dedicated to the art and writings of Pablo Saborio. Grateful to Etymoline for its invaluable service to those lost inside the maze of language. |
LARRY HILLS | SMITTEN | By JG for over twenty-five years. |
LARRY HILLS | PHYSICS | Alternate definition: Anything that a physicists, a curious lot (and no respecters of artificial boundaries), choose to study. |
SARAH LINDHOLM | BUTLER | The Online Etymology Dictionary has been a highly valuable resource in translating the wild and crazy anime Black Butler (now available on DVD and Blu-ray). It's simply one hell of a dictionary. Thank you! |
OperativeWords.com | NAME | Learn about the principles and practice of brand naming at OperativeWords.com. |
Flombaye | SPONSOR | Sponsors are essential to bringing you stuff. Some of the best words are brought to you in the middle of your favorite show by real live sponsors. In short: sponsors have the potential to rock. |
Frank Bechstein | SPIELE | . |
JAMES ESTEN | BLOVIATE | A terrific word personified so comprehensively by many of our politicians |
Christopher Humphries | HIEROGLYPHIC | Just a geek that likes ancient Egyptian history and the Stargate franchise. |
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William Riley-Land | HACKER | The hack that can be named is not the true hack -- Lao Tzu |
CATHERINE SOUTHERLAND | EPISTOLARY | The Willowmarsh Letters is Catherine Southerland's first published novel, telling a story in an epistolary format. Check out more by visiting www.wix.com/catsouth/catherinesoutherland |
BRADLEY CURRY | REGURGITATION | Without you, I would've forever wondered why there is no such word as "gurgitation." Cheers and thank you! |
CATHERINE SOUTHERLAND | SPEAKEASY | While writing Cigars, Cigarettes, Sedition, Catherine Southerland has relied heavily on this site for period-correct slang. Thanks!! Check out more by visiting www.wix.com/catsouth/catherinesoutherland |
Nihilistic Poetry |
NIHILISM | "Because from nothing comes everything" |
PIP | woof! | |
LELLA SHAFFNER | FAITH | A sense of duty-- I has it. |
Griffon Preparation Services | DOFF | This word is sponsored by the Griffon Prep Sept/Oct 2010 GRE Class of John, Tracey, Nam, Emily, Jon, and Linda. Good luck on your test guys! |
JOHN BECK | KNOW | Thank you so much for your work. Yours is far and away the most frequented reference site in my bookmarks tab. Immensely helpful to this hopeless word-nerd! |
Joshua Salisbury | CATHODE | The way down. How relaxing! |
Cincinnatus C. | WAXWING | I was the smudge of ashen fluff -- and I Lived on, flew on, in the reflected sky. |
TRENDINGS | TRENDINGS | http://www.trendings.de |
Kyle Maschmeyer |
WOOF (1) | I like to think of the languages of Europe as dialects of one language. The ability to trace origins lets one see deeper than the average person and see how many cognates there are. This dictionary's a treasure. |
David Kernick | DEACON | For Amanda, on the occasion of her ordination into ministry in the Church of England, July, 2010. Love, Dave |
Brad Pape | REVIVAL | A revivalist is a believer who is focused and passionate, willing to pay any price to live in purity and power because they are loved by God and love Him, Whose manifest presence transforms lives and cultures. http://www.ibethel.org |
Taras Bilinsky |
EXAGGERATE | Thank you, great resource! |
DISSENT | For CET, because no one will make a better American than those who want to change it. Happy anniversary, love! |
Bee Dictionary | BEE | Bee Dictionary is world's leading online dictionary of English. Along with definitions, Bee Dictionary also provides phonetics, audio, synonyms and antonyms in its nice Web 2.0 interface. Users can also add searched words to their personal word list. |
Moonface | MELLIFLUOUS | I was looking for the derivation of mellifluous for surfacelanguages when I found your site. I love it. |
Bruce Hall |
Come to the country that inspired the word! Visit the lovely Philippines. Visit the bundoks or the beaches. The beaches are nicer but some of the bundoks belch ash and lava periodically. Pretty cool. Oh, and the Philippines is the 3rd largest English speaking country.
Dominique Meens |
Rick Bucich | TECHNOLOGY | Tech Blog |
KIM SMITH | SPATULA, FAR-FETCHED | Toby: Don't bring the Yiddish unless you know what you're doing. Donna: You know what word should be Yiddish but isn't? Toby: Huh? Donna: "Spatula". Toby: Thank you. Donna: Also "far-fetched". --"The West Wing", episode 2.3: "The Midterms" |
Tourism Chicago |
CHICAGO | we love your site and think it's a fantastic concept. |
Lexiology |
LEXICON | Lexiology is word's leading online dictionary of American English. Along with definitions, Lexiology also provides phonetics, audio, synonyms and antonyms in it's Web 2.0 interface. Users can add searched words to their personal word list and access them online from anywhere. |
-PHILE | Michael, From one "phile" to another, happy Valentine's Day. |
Nachhilfe |
COACHING | Nachhilfe |
Hand Print Press |
THINK/THANK | one word that's been divided, to our great loss. May we learn re-union -- partly through learning the stories of the words we use w/out thinking or thanking... |
Tamara Gross |
INDEFATIGABLE | Dum spiro spero |
Choi Wah | ECOLOGY | Ecology, the biggest problem mankind faces in the 21st century. I hope we all do something, some good things, about it. |
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/experimentality |
EXPERIMENT | The notion of the 'experiment' is one of the most powerful and complex ideas of modern times, seeming to promise both control and freedom. We need to explore the role that experimentation could play in producing a more just, fulfilling and sustainable world. http://www.lancs.ac.uk/experimentality |
James Bixby | XMAS | "You've made it almost to the finish, But?before the wrapping you diminish, You must use this yuletide clue, To find the gifts that are for you!" |
Daniel Thomas | EXPLORE | I love this site because I love to explore words. Thanks for making it happen. |
Allison Cobb | GREEN | . |
anonymous |
vo yaar hai jo khushbuu kii tarah
jiskii zabaan Urdu kii tarah |
Griffon Preparation Services | PERIPATETIC | Sponsored by the Griffon Prep autumn GRE class of Adi, Allison, Everett, Jennifer, Keida, Laurie, Michael, Nasim, and Rebecca. Good luck on your GREs guys! |
Secrets of Freemasons | FREEMASON | Learn about the Freemasons History by reading our articles exploring Masonic symbols, rituals, principles, and traditions. |
Ben Georgeson | FUNK | "Smell that? Your welcome." |
Will Project |
WILL | The Will Project was proposed by Roberto Assagioli, the founder of Psychosynthesis. He defined the project as a "program of research on the Will and its applications." |
ESL English | ENGLISH (1) | The word English is proudly sponsored by English Language Help. |
MERMAID | How did I ever do my work before Etymonline? |
VALERIE McCORD |
TOASTER | Insert favorite Facebook status here. :) |
JOANI NARAYAN | CROCHET | CROCHET - manipulation of thread, yarn, twine, or spaghetti with a hook designed for the task. Great way to spend many hours productively. Also very meditative. http://crochet.craftgossip.com jd in st louis Arch Crocheter ? |
MICTURITION | Discovered this word in researching correct usage of words in the 1700s for my new book Magician's Spell (from Red Rose Publishing). As a long time lover of Lord of the Rings Doug's reference was timeless!!!! Thanks Doug for an invaluable resource. |
SEM Visibility | SWORD | . |
KERRY WEBB | CLIMB | Long life and happiness to Geordie and Jess |
CHARLES HARTMAN | STARLING | "In my beginning is my end" |
LUTZ PIETSCHKER | BOTHER | I am a bear of very little brain, and long words bother me. (Mr Edward Bear) |
LUKE PETSCHAUER | BUCOLIC | Never again will I forget this word's definition (or its etymology). |
KAREN LISA SALAMON | AUTHENTIC | Trying to understand how a quest for the Authentic has become a driver in contemporary politics, religion, cultural production and management, Etymonline is a great resource! See www.etnograf.dk. |
RUTH ADAR | GUMPTION | Gumption gets the job done. |
RICHARD ALEXANDER | SPRING | Of hymns I am the Brhat-sama sung to the Lord Indra, and of poetry I am the Gayatri verse, sung daily by Brahmanas. Of months I am November and December, and of seasons I am flower-bearing spring. |
UCLA Photo Flickr Group | PHOTO | A UCLA photo group on Flickr |
Tube Clock Database |
ELECTRON | Nixie clocks, VDF clocks and Numitron clocks. ?d> |
DeepSkyBlue.org | COLLEGE | Just a UCLA college blog, Go Bruins! |
MARC WADDELL | DYSTOPIA | More realistic (get the pun?), this word is laced throughout novels, movies, and other arts as a realistic fear of the destiny of humankind and its pathetic choices of forms of government. Orwell may be the king of this universe whose singular fear is the return of worldwide despotic dictatorship. |
MARC WADDELL | UTOPIA | This word has been at the core of many modern literary/artistic themes; While Sir Thomas More's vision was a great one, it seemed blithely unaware of the core nature of humanity. |
RICK BUCICH | PHOTOGRAPH | Bucich Photography |
LAURA CAREY | MIRTH | Something everyone should have in their life. Plus it just sounds cool. |
VALERIE McCORD | STRENGTH | Gabrielle: God is my strength. |
I have chosen standard as my word because I am a standard-bearer for standard English usage and high academic standards. I campaign at these sites: www.DailyWritingTips.com www.AmericanEnglishDoctor.com |
MARILYN KELLY | HERO | To my husband, Dana, the only hero in my heart. I may write about other tall, dark, and handsome men, but none of them holds a candle to you. Thank you for all your heroic qualities. |
BPS | HISTORY | Visit the Interesting History web site for interesting history myths, facts, and other interesting history information. www.interestinghistory.info |
Open House Ideas | STAGING | For my beloved children, Mitchell and Alex, who decorate my life everyday. - Tuan Vu |
DyNama, Ohio, USA | TH- | Just supporting a site I use often. i love the complicated etymology of th-, it has everything! non-alpha characters, confused pronunciation, changes by typesetters and overeager etymologists, and different paths through Romance and Germanic languages. i especially love debunking "ye old" pronounced with the "y" sound. "DyNama" |
KENAN MINKOFF | QUOTIDIAN | the greatest everyday word |
LORENZO CAPITANI | DEVIL | The word I wish to sponsor is "devil", known by some as Samuel. Devil also comes from Diabolus, he who separates (good from evil, competent from incompetent), known also as the poison of God, the right amount of poison cures, too much kills. |
KENAN MINKOFF | FRAIL | www.onhumanfrailty.com |
KENAN MINKOFF | CONSERVATIVE | In Memory of WFB, RIP |
VALERIE McCORD | SOLILOQUY | Christina, thanks for your friendship. I value it greatly. -Val |
PAUL McCUE | DRAGON | Happy valentine's day, my lovely fierce Jenny. Love from Paul. |
www.kminkoff.com |
ADORE | The true meaning of Christmas and the action of a smiling soul |
KENAN MINKOFF | SOLILOQUY | in honor of Augustine and Shakespeare, both Saints |
STYVAS | AMBER | Mano Jurate, goddess of the sea... you will always be in my heart and mind... together we can overcome the fury of the thunder-god... Tavo Kastytis |
. | MALVERSATION | Sponsored by the Griffon Prep winter GRE class of Alex, Erin, Jade, Jean, Kirby, Linda, and Melinda. Wishing them all luck on their GREs! |
MELANIE REINHART | HOUR | Thank you so very much for a wonderful on-line resource. |
"Lies are anything but surface."
-- rattus rattus' blog, http://blog.rats.at/ |
"you have no chance to survive. make your time." |
From: Wolfy To: Jen |
BEATA RODLINGOVA | HORTICULTURE | pro tat nka |
BEATA RODLINGOVA | HOUSE | pro Krystofa |
BEATA RODLINGOVA | BOOK | pro maminku |
DAVID KERNICK | ZOMBIE | For Chris, my all-time favourite zombie hunter, whom I love to the Moon and back. |
CENYANG QIAN | CULINARY | I'm happy to sponsor a word. I want to give it as a present to my fiance. I hope more people find true love. And I love different languages. I wish people learn more about other people and other countries. |
JASON VILLARREAL | RAIN | "...[T]he rain falls upon the just and unjust alike..." It's also my favorite type of weather -- great for cookin' up homemade stews and enjoying good company. Many thanks from an appreciative conservative. |
To my Sweet Ambrosia thank you for the best two years of my life. I'll love you forever. |
sarah, i love the way you tell the story. thanks for taking the cover off. it felt a mystical event to me. |
MELANIE REINHART | HIEROPHANT | Thank you for a great resource on line. |
SheetMusicDB.net | DOPPELGANGER | For more cool German English words, go here: http://germanenglishwords.com. |
Happy birthday! (15 minutes of fame for us, 6 months for you) |
KAREN HURST | CHERISH | To Darren & Sydney: Thanks for your love and support as I continue to torture you both with my PhD courses. I love you both. The word CHERISH sums it all up! ~ Karen |
Happy birthday, Dr. D! |
NATHAN CONLEY | UNDERSTAND | "Do not weep; do not wax indignant" |
CHRISTINA ZIMMERMAN | PORNOGRAPHY | For etymonline.com, my favorite word porn. Where else could I turn to verify what 'merkin' really means? |
Hyv syntym p iv , Alex!
All the Finnish-derived English words suck. < 3 Piya and Lisa |
AUDREY ALLEN | IRENIC | Always, no matter what. |
ALEX ROBBINS | VERVE | Happy birthday, Greg! In honor of you, your way with words, and your way with me. The world could learn a lot from your verve, as I have ... and we'd all be better writers and scrabble-players for it. You're my love! ~Alex~ |
CHARLOTTE McGILL | PUTTER | |
For Mike:
You've always owned this word in my book. Now you own it in everyone's. |
Colleen: I'll always protect you... in bed -Nathaniel Hawthorne |
LARD | Lard and butter are good for you. Corn oil isn't. Eat real food.
Learn more at www.NinaPlanck.com |
anonymous | PORTMANTEAU | For Lexy, in thanks for "Hilaristurbing"
Be sure to check out her master work at www.talesofmu.com |
For Misael His shiny shoes mean rain, and I love him. -Amy |
PUNK | Punk (n.): 1. A teenager or adult who is a performer or enthusiast of punk rock and/or a member of the punk youth subculture
Patrick Graney (n.): see 'punk' |
STEPHEN HUGHES-JELEN | LOVE | For Wendy with... on our 10th anniversary.
"Two such as you with such a master speed, cannot be parted nor be swept away, from one another once you are agreed, that life is only life forevermore, together wing to wing and oar to oar." Robert Frost |
NICHOLAS STANICOF | LOVELONGING | Lovelonging - a verb, a noun, so often felt, so rarely expressed, and almost never fulfilled. To the one who fills me with lovelonging 'till I can am overflowing with love. |
CHRISTOPHER KITZ | DICTIONARY | www.woxikon.com |
CAROL in CANBERRA | ALPACA |
The friendliest fiber animal which hums as you work, its fleece is soft as a cloud and will keep you very warm. |
In honor of the best dog ever sprung from the pound, the noble Beauregard. |
For accessing the breeze and other metaphysical delights ... Bon anniversaire!" |
OAK | Look at an old oak, and you understand how much we need the trees. But do they need us? |
InDepthInfo.com | INFORMATION | Thanks so much for this wonderful resource. I often come to the Online Eymology Dictionary to put a word in context. |
STEVE BROERING | ACHIEVE | For Luke B. Thank you. |
YVONNE ABURROW | MYSTIC | For my beloved, who is a mystic and loves etymology.
The mystery of the universe is: "Thou art That" (Tat tvam asi) - the recognition of the Beloved Other manifested in all that is. My blog |
houseoflinks.com | DIRECTORY | Houseoflinks.com is visitor recommended web directory for the following categories: home, health, car, consumer, finance, environmental, "green," education and more.
From etymonline.com's listing: Directory: "alphabetical listing of inhabitants of a region" is from 1732. (direct: c.1374) Visit today to browse some of the best sites of the web, or vote for your own favorite site at houseoflinks.com |
DESIRE | Go placidly amid the noise and haste,
... Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. ... be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; ... ~Desiderata, by Max Ehrmann |
ALAN MAGID | JULY | This word is dedicated to my beautiful grandson Julian who was born in this month. Julian is strong like his papa Ben and beautful like his mama Nat. |
RYAN BURNEY | QUOTIDIAN | Your site has been an invaluable resource for mine (www.quotidian.us). Thank you. |
For my Boswell Sisters singing partners, Sally and Lydia. |
SANDRA COBURN | HUSBAND | With gentle attendance
And unbridled ardor, You aid and nourish. You strengthen and encourage. You provide and protect, Cultivate and preserve. You are my husband. All my love, Sandy |
PEACE | Visit our site at fundraisingip.com if you need help with planning, running and improving your product, online, e-mail or in-person fundraising events. We chose to sponsor the word "peace" because we believe that helping others in any way plays a big part in creating peace on this earth.
Thanks to etymonline.com for a great service!! |
M.ster | MENSCH | For Ani del Zorro, a "person of strength and honor." Thanks for being one. Smoosh |
Online Spiele | COLOGNE | . |
ERIKA | PASSION | "passion. intense feeling. I love this word and the emotion to which it refers. even the word itself is intense and requires commitment to say it. This word and its sister word, compassion, sum up what I aspire to in my life." |
JULIE GRITTON | PICARESQUE | This was the word that sent my daughter to the National Spelling Bee! Etymonline is a great study reference. |
ALEJANDRO P. MURGIA | CELLAR DOOR | The most beautiful english word compound according to Tolkien.
Great site! |
BEAR (n.) | For my Jammers - It's still one of the best eties ever and I'm still so glad you shared it with me. Life has been etymologically enriching and gloriously dorky ever since. So thank you. You know it.
You know it!!!!!!!! With love, Truffle |
anonymous | GODDESS | Because you are one, my darling Niagra.
Your metalogical Merlin |
TORGNY LINDVALL | DEW | An old Germanic word with a rich history ("Tau" in modern German, "dagg" in modern Swedish), and many refreshing connections. |
KittyCo | A loving playful dedicated feline, as is her human Anita. Here's just a little more of the love they deserve.
xoxo G&B |
BETH and GREG |
CASTLE | Because as we well know, you are very fond of castles! Happy Mothers Day! xoxox Beth and Greg |
MOTHER | Mom, this is for you. You have always been there for me, even today; when I am thousands of miles away, I know that you are still there supporting me. You and Dad raised three kids, granting each of us an exceptional education not only in the traditional areas, but also in the areas of ethics and morality. Then you allowed us to spread our own win |


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This page should be called Armenian National Quidditch team and should contain information on its junior national team or any other national team. just as the English National Quidditch team page contains info on its full national team and also its under-17s. Any info on underage national teams should be put on the national teams page. Marktheseeker 15:04, June 9, 2011 (UTC)
- If its only ever refered to as the Junior team, then it should be titled as such. Also, the full side and the junior side are two different teams, and therefore deserve their own articles. - Cavalier One(Wizarding Wireless Network) 14:50, June 10, 2011 (UTC)


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24th December 2006, 03:20 AM | #1 |
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What are people using in JE Labs OB?
So, what are people using in the JE Labs open baffle setup?
Some body in the forums (sorry, I wish I could remember who) said, "The B200 will provide decent bass on the right sized baffle. And more if you place it a little lower on the baffle and angle it slightly upward". The B200 seems like a possible good candidate to use in this baffle. I am just starting my journey into open baffle and would prefer to just use a single speaker. I listen to punk, metal and also lighter music like The Slackers. I don't really listen to loud and don't need no house shacking bass. Thank you. |
24th December 2006, 10:46 PM | #2 |
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JE LAbs set up.
not really JE Labs (read his web site...). His style of open baffle was presented in a Japanese mag, Stereo Sound "Tube Kingdom".
I've used old salvaged Oxford J10's with a coaxially mounted Seas tweeter and a simple 2nd order crossover. I have some Hemp Acoustics FR8HQs I will try, and also some old Altecs (409-8d), that nobody seems to know anything about. Whatever the driver(s) being used, I'd pick something intended as a musical instrument speaker, or a vintage piece from an open backed console or something similar. Start cheap. If the bug gets ya, then move onto more expensive drivers. It may be that you have pets or small kids or whatever. If you do a nice job with the baffles, you can reuse them with better drivers. Follow Joseph Esmilla's advice and finish the baffles however you want, first. 2 years later, I still have no paint, no stain, nuthin on mine--naked! If you don't you probably never will finish them. I've never modelled mine. But I don't care. If bass is light, a couple of small mods give ya more. A full width top "top shelf", and a full with horizontal brace near the bottom of the legs about 6" wide, full width of the leg separation. There will be a fair bit of bass there, but it will be completely different than one might think. Pretty deep bass, but no impact. Kinda like Magneplanars. And do not alter the panel dimensions at all if you can help it. you can narrow the baffle and create "wings" to help out, but overall, the total area of the wings and baffles should be similarly sized to the complete JE Labs style baffle.Do a search on open baffles here @ diyaudio.com, there have been many builds. I know some of the CSS fullrangers have been used. Emminence, and modified Emminence, Hawthorne, Hemp Acoustics, Tone Tubbys, etc. Lots of the instrument types. Beyma, Monacors, Visaton, etc... |
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I would like to hear how your Hemp Acoustics speakers turn out sounding.
I have a little 8 inch speaker in an unused Peavy amp that I will try using first. Thats a lot cheaper than playing with the B200s I guess. |
25th December 2006, 04:21 AM | #4 |
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The Hemps I have are the "HQ" type,
with a Q of .41
Apparently Perry is working on an OB specific type. But I'm gonna try it anyways. Q can be modified using a couple of old school tricks. The Visaton B200s are reportedly very good, although I have no personal experience with them. JE used Altec 604s I think to good effect. But do a search. There are quite a few OB projects here. Again, I cannot over emphasize the importance of retaining the 31.5" X 35.5" baffle, and the placement of the driver. I would encourage you to use something you may already have, eg the Peavy instrument speaker. The problem is if you try 1 , you'll need to get another ... |
26th December 2006, 02:47 PM | #5 |
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I've used Fertin 20EX's in the JELabs OB, and like them quite a bit. The bass is a little light, so they'll be moving to a different baffle this summer, and will be augmented by a large pro-audio woofer. There's a thread about Fertin and OB, with BCherry's experience with the JELabs OB.
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Critics mocked the multibillion-dollar California high-speed rail project as the "train to nowhere."
They were wrong. It's the train to oblivion – on a fast track. In fact, it's become the Obamacare of trains.
By fattening it up with nearly $2 billion of additional pork for constituencies in the North and South to make it just politically palatable enough, the California Senate approved by a single vote selling $4.5 billion in bonds authorized in 2008 by voters, who at the time weren't told the whole story.
Doesn't that sound like the way the Affordable Care Act was passed in Congress in 2010, by another squeakily narrow vote?
Obamacare and the bullet train are unidentical twins. They look a bit different, but the DNA is the same. Like Obamacare, the rail project costs considerably more than the people who must pay for it were first told it would, and certainly more than they can afford. Like Obamacare, the train can't be fully implemented without countless billions more in taxpayer money than advertised. Even then, like Obamacare, the train wouldn't come close to accomplishing what its backers promised.
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Obamacare promised you could keep your doctor, that your cost would be lower, and there would be no tax burden for most people. Now it's clear you may be lucky to find a doctor, every associated cost will be higher, and there are 20 new taxes associated with the health care law. In fact, the most critical part of Obamacare – the mandate to have health insurance – has been revealed to be a tax rather than a penalty, as originally claimed.
Similarly, the train was supposed to be completed in 2020, but now that target has slipped to 2029. The train supposedly was promised to operate at a profit because ridership was estimated to be high. But, as the Los Angeles Times reported recently, "ridership estimates have fluctuated wildly." It's anyone's guess how many will climb aboard, particularly because proposed ticket prices also have "fluctuated wildly," as the Times noted. The train supposedly was needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but we discover now that years of heavy construction will increase emissions along the route.
The similarities between the train and Obamacare are downright eerie. For both schemes, many of the people supposed to be served don't want it. The details about both change every time another bureaucrat or politician comes in contact. People must be forced to pay for it when they have much better uses for their money. Mountains of additional money already necessary beyond the original estimates for both still fall tens of billions short of what the full cost ultimately will be.
The comparison gets even creepier. With Obamacare, we were told it had to be passed before we could learn what was in it. With California's high-speed train, what we were told about it when voters cast ballots turned out to be nothing like what it has become.
The train was supposed to be finished in 2020 at a cost of $33 billion and whisk commuters between Northern and Southern California at least at 200 miles an hour. Now we are told it will cost more than $68 billion, make stops in cow towns, and slow considerably to pass through congested metropolitan areas.
In short, like Obamacare, the train will provide inferior service at a greater cost than private-sector alternatives.
For $59 you can buy a one-way plane ticket for a 75-minute flight to San Francisco from Orange County. The original promise was that a bullet-train ticket would cost $50, one-way. Now they estimate $81 to $123, with some transit experts scoffing that even those prices are unrealistically low. Whatever the price, you'll need to drive your car to catch the train somewhere around Los Angeles, and then the commute to San Francisco will take more than 85 minutes longer than flying – if the train could reach its promised high-speed velocity, which it won't.
Also like Obamacare, the train was ramrodded through by unquestioning, unflinching Democrats with nary a Republican vote.
But perhaps most distressing about the train, as with Obamacare, is that it will be incredibly difficult to undo the damage once it's set in motion.
For Republican opponents of the health care law, dismantling Obamacare will be an arduous task. First, the GOP must take control of the U.S. Senate. Then Republican Mitt Romney has to oust President Obama. Then Republicans, with presumably a slim margin of majority control and its consequential weak mandate, must make good on promises made on the campaign trail – that is, if they even bothered to promise to repeal the law. If any of these links breaks, it will kill repeal.
Just as with Obamacare, overturning approval of the train won't happen in the Democratic-controlled state Legislature, or by Gov. Jerry Brown, the train's loudest champion. An initiative effort to rescind the 2008 rail-bond authorization seems a long shot, in part because it wouldn't hit the ballot until November 2014..
If Californians manage to stop the train in its tracks, we still are likely to be left with useless but expensive remnants. It's probably an even bet that the planned initial 130 miles of track may be all that is ever built of the envisioned 800-mile system. Those lonely tracks laid at great expense through the Central Valley are just as likely never to carry trains as they are to see electrified locomotives. That's because, like Obamacare, there are no identified source, beyond $3.7 billion in federal funds and the $9.9 billion in state bonds, for the tens of billions of dollars needed to build the entire system.
In short, Obamacare and the high-speed rail aren't fully funded to do what they set out to do, and both rely on governments already operating on gimmicky budgets to disguise that they are operating in the red, by billions in the case of California and trillions in the case of Washington.
Lawsuits are likely to slow Obamacare with challenges to its more arbitrary and questionable aspects, such as forcing religious institutions to abide by regulations that violate their beliefs. Likewise, there are a flurry of environmental court challenges and other lawsuits calling into question the dissimilarity between the kind of train that was promised to voters and the kind that now is to be built. The resulting delays may, at best, strip away particularly egregious features, but leave the beasts largely in place.
Now that the Legislature has authorized spending $5.9 billion in state bond revenue and federal funding, expect checks to be cashed before the ink dries. Train backers know that as soon as a shovel of dirt is turned they can fall back on the oldest political con in the game: "We can't stop now, we've already invested $5.9 billion."
That, too, is similar to Obamacare, which is why the feds early on urged states to establish mechanisms to distribute federal subsidies through contrived markets referred to as health insurance exchanges. If Obamacare were abolished today, California's government-run market for health insurance would remain in place, retaining power to say who can and cannot sell insurance in the state.
California's high-speed rail is to trains what the nation's Obamacare is to health care: a sickly train wreck. Neither will end up being what their backers claimed at the outset. Both will be much worse than that.
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Directed sharply by Janet Steel and brightly designed by Matthew Wright, this play is much more mature and impressive than Kaur Bhatti's earlier Behsharam (Shameless). Braver, edgier and less frantically funny, this is particularly searing when pressing not only the bruise of religious hypocrisy but also the hidden wounds of female aggression, violence and despair. The actors rise effortlessly to the passion of the material and Shelley King gives a blistering performance as elderly incontinent Balbir, confined to a wheelchair and raging against the injustices of her community and her life with podgy daughter Min.
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As it happens, the scheduled sport provides a legitimate snapshot of a maturing all-weather programme, with horses thriving at different levels to nourish betting turnover. It's good enough for John Gosden, after all, and the champion trainer sends one of the day's more interesting runners to Kempton in Fluctuate (2.55). Having looked promising in the spring, he disappeared after disappointing at Newmarket in August but resurfaces in blinkers and, as a well-built animal, surely has more to offer after four starts.
Light From Mars (2.20) did well to hold on for second after contesting a strong pace the other day, but the best race is at Lingfield, where Strictly Silver (3.10) can see off a competitive field. Having repeatedly shaped well on turf last season, he was entitled to need the run at this course last time and appeals as the type to take to this kind of test.
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Ratliff had sports hernia surgery in Philadelphia on Thursday and faces a 3-6 recovery, which will keep him out for the remainder of the regular season. Ratliff could only return if the Cowboys make a playoff run. Terence Newman had similar surgery in 2008 and missed five games.
"We're going to give him every opportunity to stay on the 53 and be a part of our football team," coach Jason Garrett said. "He's an outstanding football player. He's dealt with a lot of injuries this year, but when he played he played very well. We know what he's all about, his passion for the game, love for the game. He's a warrior and that's the way he's always played throughout his career."
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Before SHU: Participated in gymnastics at West Essex Regional High School where she made it to State Championships every year...Also a member of the Honor Roll.
Personal: Born: 5/8/1993. Parents: Linda and Richard Shababb. Siblings: Jared and Kira Shababb. Hobbies: Gymnastics and Cheerleading. Favorite Sports Team: New York Jets. Favorite Professional Athlete: Nastia Liukin. Favorite Book: Elsewhere. Favorite TV Show: Pretty Little Liars.


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So when I see an old white man, I think of the people who were responsible for these things. Kind of like some people see a young black man with a white t-shirt and baggy pants and instantly clutch their purses and walk a little faster. That's how old white men make me feel. Like I need to lock my door, clutch my purse, and drive a little faster. (It's Oprah's fault I thought of this. She was talking to a 92-year-old white man on her show yesterday and holding his hand. I was amazed. She's from the sip, too. (Mississippi) I guess you can't get far in life by being fearful. But a dose of wariness doesn't hurt.)
*New Project Runway tonight.
21 comments:
- nikki said...
i get like that around old southern white dudes. specifically, the ones wearing the overalls with the confederate pin on their shirts. i try to give folk the benefit of a doubt, but i'd rather be careful because if one of them calls me 'nigger' i'm gonna have to kill 'em.
- 1969 said...
Project Runway....shall I schedule our conference call for Thursday?
- Sandy C. said...
I felt the same way when we drove through the south. We stopped in one town (very popular, but we were the only non-whites), and some locals actually threw things at us as we walked by. Honest. And this was in the late 80's early 90's.
- Sparkling Red said...
My ex-husband called himself "brown" (white mom, black dad, from Indiannapolis). He was raised by his mom in mainly white neighbourhoods. I think it made him very confused about his identity.
- Always.Funky.Fresh said...
As strange as your post is, I completely understand. I'm the same way for me - only around white women that are younger than me. I feel like someone is watching and is gonna drag me out of my bed at night and you know...because she lied. Sorry mang.
- Sha Boogie said...
I'm more afraid of drunken white men than I am of drunken black men. White people get to brawlick with liquor in their system, they got to wild out and do something 'memorable' like tell me how they've always wanted to be with a black woman..ewww.
- Vdizzle said...
I do the same with every age of white males. My parents never went to a integrated school and then they both went to HBCUs.
There was a lot of paranoid and racist rhetoric in my house my entire life. I think it was all for the best though. - 1/16/2008 4:28 PM
- Liz said...
My goodness, that story about your relative shooting himself in the foot is really something. These are the things most white folks don't understand are in our family histories, are the stories we were told while growing up. And we're just supposed to "get over it". Yeah, whatever.
PR tonight...who will go home? I'm loving the modeling show with Tyson too. - 1/16/2008 5:06 PM
- The Ink said...
ion fool with those folk neither, and im a MAN...why sistas dont just run at the sight of a white dude of any age is a testament to their powers of forgiveness.
- Epsilonicus said...
While I can understand where you are coming from, I wish this was not so. I think it is this kind of behavior from both Blacks and Whites thats still holds us back. Do I believe it will ever be totally gone? No. But if we all, Black and White, do our part things could get better. When we do not reach out, we allow those memories and past events to take hold and control us.
- Tasha said...
I understand where you're coming from. I kind of get that way with old white women. I feel like no matter how 'proper' I speak, and no matter how gentle and saccharine sweet I am to them, they will still see me as an unteachable negroid specimen. I say that even after going to predominately white schools for most of my educational career where I learned to see beyond race in most aspects of my life.
- jameil1922 said...
nikki... i actually had a friend in h.s. who had a confederate flag on his key chain. i never looked at him the same again. he was like "it doesn't mean what you think it means." but you KNOW what i think it means and you still have it.
1969... yes!
sandy... stop. STOP!! that is ridiculous.
red... Sigh. I can imagine that might do it.
funky... I completely understand. When I hear black men say they stay away from white women I always instantly understand why.
sha... right!?! and it's always like yeah whatever. get away from me. i'm not your experiment. and it makes you want to make sure everyone knows where you are so you don't get snatched and reworked WV style.
v... my dad was a balance to my mom actually. i definitely apply a grain of salt logic to my interactions.
liz... exactly. i don't think they understand. do they not tell, "in the good ole days when they were slaves" stories? IDK. I really want Ricky to go home but I don't think its gonna happen. :(
ink... i think we're trying so hard to get ahead that we push beyond those feelings of wariness. that's gotta be it.
epsi... wishing it that way doesn't make it come true. it would be lovely (in some ways) to live in a world free of racial and sexual constraints but that utopic society does not exist. before we are actualized, as children we are constantly fed these messages from black and white people that form who we become. that is part of my history. while its not pretty, i think it serves a purpose. it lets me know you WILL have to work harder. black women always have to deal with that "angry black bitch" idea in the workplace. that annoys me. if i let you know what i'm thinking i'm too "assertive." and have to temper everything i say because i'm too much. right. that's annoying. but something i will have to carry with me the rest of my life.
i grew up in the burbs surrounded by white people. college was the first time i was ever surrounded by black people daily so don't think i don't know how to get along with white people. that's all i work with now. but when little comments come out in any arena, i know they still always notice that i'm black and not necessarily in the way that's most fruitful. i don't deny my blackness ever but when you make slick comments and look to me to laugh, i really want to punch you in the face. like everything else in life, its a balance. we are not where we should be when it comes to race relations because everyone wants to deny the others' experiences. i.e. but you shouldn't let that effect you. but in some way, it does impact me. c'est la vie. - 1/17/2008 12:57 AM
- jameil1922 said...
t... exactly. the old white men scare me more. i guess b/c i had one of each when it comes to old white women. a super cool one who loved me and made me her teacher's pet and one who tried to cut my creativity off at the knees and fit me in her little box.
- Rashan Jamal said...
I tend to try to intimidate old white men. It doesn't work as well as it used to in hardbottom shoes and slacks as it did in timbs and baggy jeans.
Those off color remarks always have a way of letting you know that you were right to be wary of them. - 1/17/2008 5:54 AM
- C said...
My mom went to a segregated high school. And my brother's father's birth certificate had him listed as "colored". We're not that far away from our past, but yet - still far enough I think that we shouldn't be scared.
- Mr. said...
Just to be an asshole, I cross the street immediately when I see a white woman. Just to make them feel uncomfortable. Like...wtf did he do that.
I don't just cross the street. I do it in the most fearful and demonstrative manner.
They run from me, I run from them. - 1/17/2008 11:15 AM
- Mademoiselle M said...
That's an interesting confession. I definitely haven't thought of it before reading this. I don't think I'm afraid of white men (particularly the old ones) so much as that I feel the need to overperform just to show them that I am capable and intelligent. In my internships where I had to interact with any of the white men at the firm, I always had it in the back of my mind that they don't think I belong there. I'll never really know if that's all my imagination or if it's the truth, I guess.
@Mr... that is some kinda hilarious stuff! If I was a black man I would go outside right now and try that to see the reaction I get. LOL - 1/17/2008 2:01 PM
- jameil1922 said...
rj... and i look @ them like I KNEW I read you right. lmao @ you intimidating them. so funny.
c... not scared. wary. and partly because i'm from the south. i went to school with these people's grandchildren and i know what they've passed down. we're not that far.
mr... LMAO!! love that!!
mm... i know right? - 1/17/2008 2:31 PM
- Stacie von Kutieboots said...
you also don't like their ears. too big for your taste.
i think i'm more wary of the women our age. being across the tracks from FSU added fuel to my dislike of the WGs. whatever they say, goes.
Rosewood comes to mind when I think of WGs... - 1/17/2008 7:03 PM
- jameil1922 said...
what do their ears have to do with the price of tea in china? their granddaughters when stepping out of line? gnat in my ear. not stuttin them at all. swat and move on.
- yet another black guy said...
i try to tell my nephew this same thing. not everyone will show their true colors, but you can see the hue if you look deep enough.


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