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Roots and Routes is a channel about connections--between words and their cousins, between academic disciplines, and between learners.
This is the first of the series about word roots, here, the Latin base "SPIR" that will cover everything from well-known prefixes and suffixes to the deeper connections of sound and meaning that shape human language.
Credits are also in the video, but I have fun writing credits, so here they are in the description too! Thank you particularly to Germans, whose work can so commonly be found released into the public domain or with a CC-BY license.
Twitter:@rootsandroutesr
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Videos (all CC-BY)
• Raymond Brouwers - EIUS Productions - "Die Atmung der Erde"
• VVOB Cambodia - "Experiment Biology: Making a Low-Cost Spirometer"
• Niagara Watch - "A very windy day on Lake Erie at Port Colborne - 15 October 2011"
• yesterday2221 - "Zooming in on Planet Earth"
Images
• Flickr:gnuckx - "Sunrise in Isola Bella, Taormina" (CC-BY 2.0)
• John Frederick Kensett (1872) - "Sunset on the Sea" (Public domain)
• Nicolaus Copernicus (1545) - De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (Public domain)
• Flickr:psyberartist - "panting" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Wikimedia:Wilfredor - "Boy Face from Venezuela" (CC0)
• NASA Earth Observatory - "Afternoon Clouds over the Amazon Rainforest (Public domain)
• Sir Francis Darwin, Edward Hamilton Acton (1894) - Practical Physiology of Plants, 73 (Public domain)
• Anonymous 17th century pamphlet - "Gun-powder Plot" (Public domain)
• Pixabay:4939 - "Lonely Drogi Ulicy Chmury Odległość Horyzont" (CC0)
• Flickr:Luiz Eduardo - "Parking meter" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Joshua Reynolds (1775) - "Samuel Johnson" (Public domain)
• Nicolas Sanson (1637) - "Romani imperii qua occidens est descriptio geographica" (Public domain)
• Ortellius (1570) - "Typus Orbis Terrarum" (Public domain)
NASA Blue Marble (Public domain)
• Cicero (-44) - De natura deorum (Public domain)
Visconti (1885) - "Cicero, Kopiezeichnung einer Büste aus London" (Public domain)
• William Blake (1786) - "Oberon, Titania and Puck with Fairies Dancing" (Public domain)
• Cunningham's Textbook of Anatomy (1818) (Public domain)
• Flickr:dullhunk (Duncan Hill) - "respiration" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Wikimedia:Ru-Go (Rudolf Goldhammer) - "Muster einer Atemluft-Einwegmaske" (CC0)
• Wikipedia:Baby Nuke - "Bottlenose Dolphin Blowhole" (CC0)
• Wikimedia:TrafficJan82 - "Interesting Alcoholic Beverages" (CC0)
• Pieter Bruegel the Elder (after 1558) - "The Alchemist" (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:Rursus - Religious symbols (Public domain)
• Erfurt Manuscript of the Tosefta (14th century) (Public domain)
• Galen (2nd century), translated into Arabic by Hunayn Ibn Ishaq (9th century) (Public domain)
• 13th century Byzantine scribes - Miniscule 2444 (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:Gérard Janot (2007) - Orgue de l'église Saint Germain l'Auxerrois - Paris (Public domain)
• Jain scribes (10th - 15th centuries) - Joshi manuscripts (Public domain)
• Flickr:José Antonio Morcillo Valenciano - "Nadi Sodhana Pranayama in Ganga river" (CC-BY 2.0)
• John Thompson Platts (1884) - A Dictionary of Urdū, Classical Hindī, and English (Public domain)
• Vessel:Artists of Ekiti-Region (before 1930); Wikimedia:Andreas Praefcke (Public domain - 2D representation of 3D art)
• Wikimedia:Gueyang Shanren - "Baduanjin qigong" (Public domain)
• Wikipedia:Juanvillalobos - "Embukai01" (Public domain)
• Pixabay:rhythmuswege (Jürgen Rübig) - "Wellness Massage Wellness Massage Reiki" (CC0)
• James Lynd (1860) - The First Book of Etymology (Public domain)
• Spalding (1905), Eddie Cochems, ed. - How to Play Foot Ball (Public domain)
• Ho ou kinoumenon kinei - Chemical structural formulae (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:AnonMoos - "Triple-Spiral-Symbol-filled.svg" (Public domain)
• Otto Wilhelm Thomé (1885) - Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz (Public domain)
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• Ambrose Bierce (1911) - The Devil's Dictionary (Public domain)
• Users/creators of Wiktionary
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Bottlenose dolphins, the genus Tursiops, are the most common and well-known members of the family Delphinidae, the family of oceanic dolphin. Recent molecular studies show the genus contains two species, the common bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) and the Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops aduncus), instead of one. Research in 2011 revealed a third species, the Burrunan dolphin (Tursiops australis). Bottlenose dolphins inhabit warm and temperate seas worldwide.
Bottlenose dolphins live in groups typically of 10–30 members, called pods, but group size varies from single individuals up to more than 1,000. Their diets consist mainly of forage fish. Dolphins often work as a team to harvest fish schools, but they also hunt individually. Dolphins search for prey primarily using echolocation, which is similar to sonar. They emit clicking sounds and listen for the return echos to determine the location and shape of nearby items, including potential prey. Bottlenose dolphins also use sound for communication, including squeaks and whistles emitted from the blowhole and sounds emitted through body language, such as leaping from the water and slapping their tails on the water surface.
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Latin root SPIR (inspiration, respiration, spirit)Latin root SPIR (inspiration, respiration, spirit)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/rootsandroutes1 Roots and Routes is a channel about connections--between words and their cousins, between academic disciplines, and between learners. This is the first of the series about word roots, here, the Latin base "SPIR" that will cover everything from well-known prefixes and suffixes to the deeper connections of sound and meaning that shape human language. Credits are also in the video, but I have fun writing credits, so here they are in the description too! Thank you particularly to Germans, whose work can so commonly be found released into the public domain or with a CC-BY license. Twitter:@rootsandroutesr Other media under construction Credits Music "Dhaka" - Kevin MacLeod - incompetech.com (CC-BY) Videos (all CC-BY) • Raymond Brouwers - EIUS Productions - "Die Atmung der Erde" • VVOB Cambodia - "Experiment Biology: Making a Low-Cost Spirometer" • Niagara Watch - "A very windy day on Lake Erie at Port Colborne - 15 October 2011" • yesterday2221 - "Zooming in on Planet Earth" Images • Flickr:gnuckx - "Sunrise in Isola Bella, Taormina" (CC-BY 2.0) • John Frederick Kensett (1872) - "Sunset on the Sea" (Public domain) • Nicolaus Copernicus (1545) - De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (Public domain) • Flickr:psyberartist - "panting" (CC-BY 2.0) • Wikimedia:Wilfredor - "Boy Face from Venezuela" (CC0) • NASA Earth Observatory - "Afternoon Clouds over the Amazon Rainforest (Public domain) • Sir Francis Darwin, Edward Hamilton Acton (1894) - Practical Physiology of Plants, 73 (Public domain) • Anonymous 17th century pamphlet - "Gun-powder Plot" (Public domain) • Pixabay:4939 - "Lonely Drogi Ulicy Chmury Odległość Horyzont" (CC0) • Flickr:Luiz Eduardo - "Parking meter" (CC-BY 2.0) • Joshua Reynolds (1775) - "Samuel Johnson" (Public domain) • Nicolas Sanson (1637) - "Romani imperii qua occidens est descriptio geographica" (Public domain) • Ortellius (1570) - "Typus Orbis Terrarum" (Public domain) NASA Blue Marble (Public domain) • Cicero (-44) - De natura deorum (Public domain) Visconti (1885) - "Cicero, Kopiezeichnung einer Büste aus London" (Public domain) • William Blake (1786) - "Oberon, Titania and Puck with Fairies Dancing" (Public domain) • Cunningham's Textbook of Anatomy (1818) (Public domain) • Flickr:dullhunk (Duncan Hill) - "respiration" (CC-BY 2.0) • Wikimedia:Ru-Go (Rudolf Goldhammer) - "Muster einer Atemluft-Einwegmaske" (CC0) • Wikipedia:Baby Nuke - "Bottlenose Dolphin Blowhole" (CC0) • Wikimedia:TrafficJan82 - "Interesting Alcoholic Beverages" (CC0) • Pieter Bruegel the Elder (after 1558) - "The Alchemist" (Public domain) • Wikimedia:Rursus - Religious symbols (Public domain) • Erfurt Manuscript of the Tosefta (14th century) (Public domain) • Galen (2nd century), translated into Arabic by Hunayn Ibn Ishaq (9th century) (Public domain) • 13th century Byzantine scribes - Miniscule 2444 (Public domain) • Wikimedia:Gérard Janot (2007) - Orgue de l'église Saint Germain l'Auxerrois - Paris (Public domain) • Jain scribes (10th - 15th centuries) - Joshi manuscripts (Public domain) • Flickr:José Antonio Morcillo Valenciano - "Nadi Sodhana Pranayama in Ganga river" (CC-BY 2.0) • John Thompson Platts (1884) - A Dictionary of Urdū, Classical Hindī, and English (Public domain) • Vessel:Artists of Ekiti-Region (before 1930); Wikimedia:Andreas Praefcke (Public domain - 2D representation of 3D art) • Wikimedia:Gueyang Shanren - "Baduanjin qigong" (Public domain) • Wikipedia:Juanvillalobos - "Embukai01" (Public domain) • Pixabay:rhythmuswege (Jürgen Rübig) - "Wellness Massage Wellness Massage Reiki" (CC0) • James Lynd (1860) - The First Book of Etymology (Public domain) • Spalding (1905), Eddie Cochems, ed. - How to Play Foot Ball (Public domain) • Ho ou kinoumenon kinei - Chemical structural formulae (Public domain) • Wikimedia:AnonMoos - "Triple-Spiral-Symbol-filled.svg" (Public domain) • Otto Wilhelm Thomé (1885) - Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz (Public domain) ESA/Hubble and NASA - "UGC 12158" (Public domain) • Ambrose Bierce (1911) - The Devil's Dictionary (Public domain) • Users/creators of Wiktionary • Flickr:wecometolearn - "Long Before the Third Grade Test" (CC-BY 2.0) • Gaia - Roots and Routes banner logo, patience, love
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Latin root SPIR (inspiration, respiration, spirit)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/rootsandroutes1 Roots and Routes is a channel about connections--between words and their cousins, between academic disciplines, and between learners. This is the first of the series about word roots, here, the Latin base "SPIR" that will cover everything from well-known prefixes and suffixes to the deeper connections of sound and meaning that shape human language. Credits are also in the video, but I have fun writing credits, so here they are in the description too! Thank you particularly to Germans, whose work can so commonly be found released into the public domain or with a CC-BY license. Twitter:@rootsandroutesr Other media under construction Credits Music "Dhaka" - Kevin MacLeod - incompetech.com (CC-BY) Videos (all CC-BY) • Raymond Brouwers - ...
published: 23 Apr 2014
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/rootsandroutes1
Roots and Routes is a channel about connections--between words and their cousins, between academic disciplines,...
https://www.youtube.com/channel/rootsandroutes1
Roots and Routes is a channel about connections--between words and their cousins, between academic disciplines, and between learners.
This is the first of the series about word roots, here, the Latin base "SPIR" that will cover everything from well-known prefixes and suffixes to the deeper connections of sound and meaning that shape human language.
Credits are also in the video, but I have fun writing credits, so here they are in the description too! Thank you particularly to Germans, whose work can so commonly be found released into the public domain or with a CC-BY license.
Twitter:@rootsandroutesr
Other media under construction
Credits
Music
"Dhaka" - Kevin MacLeod - incompetech.com (CC-BY)
Videos (all CC-BY)
• Raymond Brouwers - EIUS Productions - "Die Atmung der Erde"
• VVOB Cambodia - "Experiment Biology: Making a Low-Cost Spirometer"
• Niagara Watch - "A very windy day on Lake Erie at Port Colborne - 15 October 2011"
• yesterday2221 - "Zooming in on Planet Earth"
Images
• Flickr:gnuckx - "Sunrise in Isola Bella, Taormina" (CC-BY 2.0)
• John Frederick Kensett (1872) - "Sunset on the Sea" (Public domain)
• Nicolaus Copernicus (1545) - De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (Public domain)
• Flickr:psyberartist - "panting" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Wikimedia:Wilfredor - "Boy Face from Venezuela" (CC0)
• NASA Earth Observatory - "Afternoon Clouds over the Amazon Rainforest (Public domain)
• Sir Francis Darwin, Edward Hamilton Acton (1894) - Practical Physiology of Plants, 73 (Public domain)
• Anonymous 17th century pamphlet - "Gun-powder Plot" (Public domain)
• Pixabay:4939 - "Lonely Drogi Ulicy Chmury Odległość Horyzont" (CC0)
• Flickr:Luiz Eduardo - "Parking meter" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Joshua Reynolds (1775) - "Samuel Johnson" (Public domain)
• Nicolas Sanson (1637) - "Romani imperii qua occidens est descriptio geographica" (Public domain)
• Ortellius (1570) - "Typus Orbis Terrarum" (Public domain)
NASA Blue Marble (Public domain)
• Cicero (-44) - De natura deorum (Public domain)
Visconti (1885) - "Cicero, Kopiezeichnung einer Büste aus London" (Public domain)
• William Blake (1786) - "Oberon, Titania and Puck with Fairies Dancing" (Public domain)
• Cunningham's Textbook of Anatomy (1818) (Public domain)
• Flickr:dullhunk (Duncan Hill) - "respiration" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Wikimedia:Ru-Go (Rudolf Goldhammer) - "Muster einer Atemluft-Einwegmaske" (CC0)
• Wikipedia:Baby Nuke - "Bottlenose Dolphin Blowhole" (CC0)
• Wikimedia:TrafficJan82 - "Interesting Alcoholic Beverages" (CC0)
• Pieter Bruegel the Elder (after 1558) - "The Alchemist" (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:Rursus - Religious symbols (Public domain)
• Erfurt Manuscript of the Tosefta (14th century) (Public domain)
• Galen (2nd century), translated into Arabic by Hunayn Ibn Ishaq (9th century) (Public domain)
• 13th century Byzantine scribes - Miniscule 2444 (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:Gérard Janot (2007) - Orgue de l'église Saint Germain l'Auxerrois - Paris (Public domain)
• Jain scribes (10th - 15th centuries) - Joshi manuscripts (Public domain)
• Flickr:José Antonio Morcillo Valenciano - "Nadi Sodhana Pranayama in Ganga river" (CC-BY 2.0)
• John Thompson Platts (1884) - A Dictionary of Urdū, Classical Hindī, and English (Public domain)
• Vessel:Artists of Ekiti-Region (before 1930); Wikimedia:Andreas Praefcke (Public domain - 2D representation of 3D art)
• Wikimedia:Gueyang Shanren - "Baduanjin qigong" (Public domain)
• Wikipedia:Juanvillalobos - "Embukai01" (Public domain)
• Pixabay:rhythmuswege (Jürgen Rübig) - "Wellness Massage Wellness Massage Reiki" (CC0)
• James Lynd (1860) - The First Book of Etymology (Public domain)
• Spalding (1905), Eddie Cochems, ed. - How to Play Foot Ball (Public domain)
• Ho ou kinoumenon kinei - Chemical structural formulae (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:AnonMoos - "Triple-Spiral-Symbol-filled.svg" (Public domain)
• Otto Wilhelm Thomé (1885) - Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz (Public domain)
ESA/Hubble and NASA - "UGC 12158" (Public domain)
• Ambrose Bierce (1911) - The Devil's Dictionary (Public domain)
• Users/creators of Wiktionary
• Flickr:wecometolearn - "Long Before the Third Grade Test" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Gaia - Roots and Routes banner logo, patience, love
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/rootsandroutes1
Roots and Routes is a channel about connections--between words and their cousins, between academic disciplines, and between learners.
This is the first of the series about word roots, here, the Latin base "SPIR" that will cover everything from well-known prefixes and suffixes to the deeper connections of sound and meaning that shape human language.
Credits are also in the video, but I have fun writing credits, so here they are in the description too! Thank you particularly to Germans, whose work can so commonly be found released into the public domain or with a CC-BY license.
Twitter:@rootsandroutesr
Other media under construction
Credits
Music
"Dhaka" - Kevin MacLeod - incompetech.com (CC-BY)
Videos (all CC-BY)
• Raymond Brouwers - EIUS Productions - "Die Atmung der Erde"
• VVOB Cambodia - "Experiment Biology: Making a Low-Cost Spirometer"
• Niagara Watch - "A very windy day on Lake Erie at Port Colborne - 15 October 2011"
• yesterday2221 - "Zooming in on Planet Earth"
Images
• Flickr:gnuckx - "Sunrise in Isola Bella, Taormina" (CC-BY 2.0)
• John Frederick Kensett (1872) - "Sunset on the Sea" (Public domain)
• Nicolaus Copernicus (1545) - De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (Public domain)
• Flickr:psyberartist - "panting" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Wikimedia:Wilfredor - "Boy Face from Venezuela" (CC0)
• NASA Earth Observatory - "Afternoon Clouds over the Amazon Rainforest (Public domain)
• Sir Francis Darwin, Edward Hamilton Acton (1894) - Practical Physiology of Plants, 73 (Public domain)
• Anonymous 17th century pamphlet - "Gun-powder Plot" (Public domain)
• Pixabay:4939 - "Lonely Drogi Ulicy Chmury Odległość Horyzont" (CC0)
• Flickr:Luiz Eduardo - "Parking meter" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Joshua Reynolds (1775) - "Samuel Johnson" (Public domain)
• Nicolas Sanson (1637) - "Romani imperii qua occidens est descriptio geographica" (Public domain)
• Ortellius (1570) - "Typus Orbis Terrarum" (Public domain)
NASA Blue Marble (Public domain)
• Cicero (-44) - De natura deorum (Public domain)
Visconti (1885) - "Cicero, Kopiezeichnung einer Büste aus London" (Public domain)
• William Blake (1786) - "Oberon, Titania and Puck with Fairies Dancing" (Public domain)
• Cunningham's Textbook of Anatomy (1818) (Public domain)
• Flickr:dullhunk (Duncan Hill) - "respiration" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Wikimedia:Ru-Go (Rudolf Goldhammer) - "Muster einer Atemluft-Einwegmaske" (CC0)
• Wikipedia:Baby Nuke - "Bottlenose Dolphin Blowhole" (CC0)
• Wikimedia:TrafficJan82 - "Interesting Alcoholic Beverages" (CC0)
• Pieter Bruegel the Elder (after 1558) - "The Alchemist" (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:Rursus - Religious symbols (Public domain)
• Erfurt Manuscript of the Tosefta (14th century) (Public domain)
• Galen (2nd century), translated into Arabic by Hunayn Ibn Ishaq (9th century) (Public domain)
• 13th century Byzantine scribes - Miniscule 2444 (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:Gérard Janot (2007) - Orgue de l'église Saint Germain l'Auxerrois - Paris (Public domain)
• Jain scribes (10th - 15th centuries) - Joshi manuscripts (Public domain)
• Flickr:José Antonio Morcillo Valenciano - "Nadi Sodhana Pranayama in Ganga river" (CC-BY 2.0)
• John Thompson Platts (1884) - A Dictionary of Urdū, Classical Hindī, and English (Public domain)
• Vessel:Artists of Ekiti-Region (before 1930); Wikimedia:Andreas Praefcke (Public domain - 2D representation of 3D art)
• Wikimedia:Gueyang Shanren - "Baduanjin qigong" (Public domain)
• Wikipedia:Juanvillalobos - "Embukai01" (Public domain)
• Pixabay:rhythmuswege (Jürgen Rübig) - "Wellness Massage Wellness Massage Reiki" (CC0)
• James Lynd (1860) - The First Book of Etymology (Public domain)
• Spalding (1905), Eddie Cochems, ed. - How to Play Foot Ball (Public domain)
• Ho ou kinoumenon kinei - Chemical structural formulae (Public domain)
• Wikimedia:AnonMoos - "Triple-Spiral-Symbol-filled.svg" (Public domain)
• Otto Wilhelm Thomé (1885) - Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz (Public domain)
ESA/Hubble and NASA - "UGC 12158" (Public domain)
• Ambrose Bierce (1911) - The Devil's Dictionary (Public domain)
• Users/creators of Wiktionary
• Flickr:wecometolearn - "Long Before the Third Grade Test" (CC-BY 2.0)
• Gaia - Roots and Routes banner logo, patience, love
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Edit Canberra Times 08 Feb 2017
In what can only described as a dolphin youngsters doing the 'puff, puff, pass', West Australian dolphins may be using blowfish - or 'blowies' - to get high, scientists have found ... ....
Miami-Dade mayor takes seat on MDX toll board and eyes money for rail projects
Edit The Miami Herald 08 Feb 2017
MDX board members set toll rates for five of the county’s busiest expressways, including the Dolphin and the Don Shula ... After a widely unpopular expansion of tolls along the Dolphin and State Road 112 in late 2014, toll revenue surged more than 80 percent in two years to $235 million ... MDX already helps pay for county transit projects, including a new Park-and-Ride hub along the Dolphin....
Nepal Airlines To Add Flights Frequency To Malaysia
Edit Topix 08 Feb 2017
By Yuba Nath Lamsal KATHMANDU, Feb 7 -- Nepal Airlines Corporation plans to increase flight frequency to Kuala Lumpur and other key destinations like Hong Kong and Doha in Qatar, apart from launching four new destinations namely Seoul in South Korea, Tokyo, Japan and Dammam, Saudi Arabia....
Halle Berry, Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Evans join league of Oscars 2017 presenters
Edit The Times of India 08 Feb 2017
Justin Timberlake plans to 'sneak' alcohol at Oscars ... "These actors are why we love to go to the movies," said De Luca and Todd, adding, "From blockbusters to art house films, these artists deliver every time and we're thrilled to welcome them to the 89th Oscars stage." ... 'Art has no borders, no color, no creed'. Oscars president. 01.52 ... Click here to download it for your device ... Low Budget Movies Which Went On To Become Blockbusters ... 3000....
Srinagar-Jammu National Highway reopens for traffic
Edit The Times of India 08 Feb 2017
The night temperature in the Valley, except in the high altitude areas, settled above the freezing point with Srinagar - the summer capital of the state - registering a low of 0.9 degree Celsius - over a degree up from minus 0 ... The official said Leh town in Ladakh region registered a low of minus 15.3 degrees Celsius - down nearly eight degrees from yesterday's minus 7.6 degrees Celsius ... Click here to download it for your device....
Man arrested for murder of 10-year-old sister
Edit The Times of India 08 Feb 2017
VELLORE ... She also dissuaded him stating that no one from their Vanniyar community would come forward to marry his sister Arthi ... Click here to download it for your device ... Low Budget Movies Which Went On To Become Blockbusters ... HP unveils new Ink Tank series for low cost printingTime to be scared of your phone?Buy Vivo V5 Online at Best Price in IndiaBuy Sony Ericsson Txt Online at Best Price in IndiaDon't befriend this woman on Facebook....
Uber’s flying car will have a hard time getting off the ground
Edit Venture Beat 08 Feb 2017
That keeps the client base small and the congestion low ... But Uber itself admits that a “successful, optimized, on-demand” air system “will necessitate a significantly higher frequency and airspace density of vehicles operating over metropolitan areas.” Handling that flying crush, Uber says, will require the development of entirely new types of air traffic control systems....
Lahore thrash Quetta in Women Hockey League’s final replica
Edit The News International 08 Feb 2017
KARACHI. Lahore Lions thrashed Quetta Panthers, whom they will face in the final as well, by 3-0 on the last day of the league phase of the inaugural Women Hockey League at the National Stadium in Lahore. Hina Pervaiz scored twice, while Ishrat Abbas struck once. Both the teams came into the match after remaining unbeaten throughout the league phase. Meanwhile, Karachi Dolphins defeated Peshawar Deer by 3-0 ... ....
Tuesday's roundup | Cape Henry surge in 2nd half sinks Bishop Sullivan
Edit The Virginian-Pilot 08 Feb 2017
Malik Marrow scored 23 points as the Dolphins won the match-up of the top teams in the Tidewater Conference ... ....
'Binge-watch' among new words added to Merriam-Webster's dictionary
Edit WPTV 08 Feb 2017
(CNN) -- "Ghost," "side-eye" and "facepalm" are now included in the official Merriam-Webster's dictionary. On Tuesday the dictionary announced it had added more than 1,000 words ... frequency of use, widespread use, and meaningful use -- that the word is used to mean the same thing, said Peter Sokolowski, Merriam-Webster editor at large ... frequency of usage ... The editorial staff consists of about 25 people ... ....
Binge-watch, facepalm, snollygoster added to Merriam-Webster's dictionary
Edit CNN 08 Feb 2017
(CNN)"Ghost," "side-eye" and "facepalm" are now included in the official Merriam-Webster's dictionary. On Tuesday the dictionary announced it had added more than 1,000 words ... The dictionary editors use three criteria when picking words to add to the list. frequency of use, widespread use, and meaningful use -- that the word is used to mean the same thing, said Peter Sokolowski, Merriam-Webster editor at large ... frequency of usage ... Us ... ....
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