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A Geordie Dictionary
Selected words from Tyneside and the North East
This is a light-hearted selection of dialect words from the North East of England. Many of these words are still in current use or recalled by older dialect speakers. Most of the words featured here are familiar in the Tyneside 'Geordie' dialect but some are unique to or more prevalent in other parts of the region. For a broader look at the region's dialect and the origins of 'Geordie' see other sections of 'Roots of the Region' within this website..
The phrases highlighted in colour below are translated at the end of the page. Hev a gan yersel' forst using the dictionary then check your answers to see how you did.
Aa'l: I will. I'll.
Aabut: Almost.
Aad: Old. From the Anglo-Saxon eald. 'Aad wife' is an old woman.
Aad Fashint: Old-fashioned.
Aakward: Awkward.
Aal: All. It can also be an earl as in 'Aall Grey's Tea', though this may also occur as 'Orl'.
Aal Reet or Aareet : Alright. Mostly used as a term of greeting in the same way as hello.
Aal Tigithor: Altogether - like the folks o' the Sheels (altogether like the people of North Shields and South Shields).
Aboon: Above.
Addle: To earn.
Afeard: Afraid.
Afore: Before, but much more common in the Scots dialect.
Agyen: Can mean again or against.
Ahint: Behind. probably from the Anglo-Saxon aethindan.
Aan or Ain: Own.
Ahaad: Ahold.
Ahungered: Hungry.
Alang: Along.
Ald: Variation of 'Aad'.
Ald Nick or Aad Nick: The Devil also known as the De'il.
Amang: Among. Anglo-Saxon origin.
Argie: Argue.
Ashet: A dish on which a pie is served. From the French 'assiette'.
Aw: I - me. As in Aw went te' Blaydon races.
Axe / Aix / Ast : Ask from the Anglo-Saxon acsian to ask.
Axle Teeth: Molars. From a Viking word joxl.
Aye: Yes. From Anglo-Saxon meaning 'ever-always'.
Ayont: Beyond. Anglo-Saxon a geont.
Bad: Feeling unwell. "Aw's bad t'iday".
Baccy: Tobacco. As in the song Dance Ti' Thy Daddy: "Come here me little Jacky, noo hev had me baccy, let's hev a a bit o' cracky till the boat comes in". See also crack.
Bairn: A child. Anglo-Saxon (specifically Angle) and Viking word.
Bait / Bayut : Food taken to work, especially in the mining districts of Durham. From Old. Norse beita. Please note that 'Old Norse' was the early language of Scandinavia spoken by the Vikings and does not refer to an old matron from Newcastle General Hospital.
Bank: A hill.
Baste: To trash or beat.
Batts: Flat land forming an island in a river or alongside a river.
Barney: Barnard Castle. A barney might also be a fight
Bastle: A fortified farmhouse.
Baxter: A Baker.
Beck: Used in south and East Durham, Yorkshire and Cumbria. Beck is a Viking word for a stream. Becks feed the Tees, burns feed the Tyne and both feed the Wear.
Beclarted: To get dirty or mucky in the sense of needing a wash.
Beclarted.: Dirtied.
Belaa: Below.
Belang: Belong as in a native of somewhere. 'Aw belangs Jarra, aw belangs Sheels, aw belangs Sunlun, aw belangs Newcassel'.
Belta: Fantastic! Great! Often heard in the phrase 'Pure belta'.
Beor: Beer.
Beuk: A book.
Bezzums / Buzzeems: Brooms. Made from twigs and branches.
Bishop: Bishop Auckland.
Blaa: Blow.
Blaa Oot: Heavy drinking session. See also hoy.
Black and White: A Newcastle United football club supporter. See also Toon Army.
Blather / Blether: Talk nonsense. 'What ye blatherin' an aboot?' What are you talking about? From an Old Norse word blathra.
Blaydon Races: National Anthem of Tyneside.
Blather Skite: Someone who talks incessantly about nonsense.
Bleezer: Metal screen used to encourage the blaze in a coal fire.
Blinnd: Blind.
Bobby Dazla: Bonny attractive person. 'A reet Bobby Dazla'.
Bogie: A go-cart'
Boggle: A ghost or spectre.
Bonny: Beautiful, good looking. From the French bon - good.
Bonny Lad: Informal term of endearment or form of address 'Y'areet bonny lad? - 'are you well my good chap?' Address from one male to another usually to a younger male or one of similar age.
Boody: Potware or plasterware, especially an ornament of a dog.
Booler: Child's iron hoop. A toy of the kind seen in the schoolyard at Beamish Museum.
Bord: Bird.
Boro or The Boro: Middesbrough Football Club or Middlesbrough itself even though Middlesbrough is not spelled 'Middlesborough'.
Borst: Burst.
Bourn: A stream (Burn) it is an Anglo-Saxon word, but now most commonly associated with Scotland. Used in Northumberland, Tyneside and the northern part of County Durham in preference to beck. See 'Beck'. Can also mean to burn, set alight.
Bowk: Belch.
Bowld: Bold.
Brag: A goblin or sprite.
Brazen or Brazened: Bold or cheeky.
Bray: Hit, thump or beat. Old French word breier to pound.
Breed: Bread.
Breeks: Breeches (Trousers). From-Anglo-Saxon brec.
Brock: A badger.
Brokken: Broken.
Broon: Brown or Newcastle Brown Ale.
Browt: Brought.
Browt Up: Bring up - upbringing.
Bubble, Bubblin: Cry, Crying.
Buff: Naked.
Bullet: A sweet - a word of French origin.
Bullyjock: A male turkey.
Bumble Kite: Blackberry, though not of the kind you might make a call with.
Bummler: Bumble Bee.
Burn: A stream. See Bourn.
Burr (or Borr): The name given to the strange Northumbrian pronounciation of the 'R' sound.
Buss: Kiss.
But: A kind of spoken full stop or 'period'. Sentences are often ended with the word 'but'. For example, when describing someone a Geordie may say 'she's a canny lass but'. This means that she is a nice girl. It doesn't imply that there is some unspoken flaw in her chraracter that the speaker is reluctant to reveal.
Butterloggy: A Teesside and Hartlepool word for a Butterfly. From a Viking word.
Byeuts: Boots.
Caa'or Caal: Call.
Cack: Excrement.
Cackhoose: Toilet.
Cadge: Beg. Can aw cadge a lift of ye?
Canny Toon: Old phrase describing Newcastle.
Cam: Came.
Candyman: A kind of down and out bailiff who assisted with home evictions in times past.
Canny: A very versatile word in the North East. Canny old soul - a nice old person. Canny good / Canny hard - very good or very tough. Canny job - a good job. Gan canny - go carefully. Thought to be a variation on the Scots word ken meaning to know.
Caal Carl: Call.
Card or Caad: Cold. Ice Hockey is a card game.
Carr: Marshy or waterlogged area, a word of Viking origin. Also means a rocky area but in this sense the word is of Welsh-Celtic origin.
Causey: A causeway.
Champion: Great, excellent, good, super, very good, fabulous etc.
Chare: A narrow alley in Newcastle and other North East towns. It seems to derive from a right angle shaped bend or descent as in the shape of a chair.
Charver: A rough person or ne'er do well. It's a Romany gypsy word meaning 'lad' but the North East version 'Charver' though closer to the original has lost out in popularity to the national preference for the word 'Chav'.
Cheor: Greeting as in 'Wot Cheor' - How are you today. See aslo Fettle.
Chep: A man (chap).
Chimley: Chimney.
Chine: Chain.
Chorch: Church.
Chowk: Choke.
Chuddy: Chewing gum (a Teesside word).
Claa: Claw.
Claes: Clothes - Anglo-Saxon.
Clag and Claggy: To stick and sticky.
Claggum: Treacle toffee.
Clamming: Hungry.
Clarts: Dirt or mud.
Clarty: Dirty.
Clatter: Loud noise.
Cleugh: A small ravine.
Clippy Mat: Rug made up from bits of spare material.
Clivvor: Clever.
Clobber: Clothes.
Cloot : A cloth eg a dish cloot, or to clout.
Clooty/Clootie : Cloth.
Clootie Ball: A ball made of rags for children to play with.
Coble: Small fishing boat Cloo.
Coo: A cow. 'Hoo noo broon coo.'
Corbie or Corbie Craa: A raven.
Cotterils: Money.
Cowp, Coup: To tip or overturn.
Cowp yer creels: Somersault.
Craa: Crow.
Crack: To talk from Dutch kraaken.
Cracket: A wooden stool.
Crag: Rocky outcrop.
Cree: A shed, usually a pigeon cree.
Creel: Wicker basket.
Croggy: To give a passenger a ride on the crossbar or back of a bicylce. South Durham and Teesside.
Crood: Crowd.
Croon: Crown.
Cuddy: A small horse or an affectionate name for St Cuthbert.
Cuddy's Duck: Eider duck.
Cuddy's legs: Herrings.
Cuddy Wifter: Left-handed.
Cushat: A pigeon.
Cundy: Sewer.
Cutty: Short.
Da: Dad - father.
Dafty: Silly fool.
Daresn't: Dare Not.
Darlo: Darlington.
Darlo: Darlington.
Dede: Dead.
Dee: Do. See also Div.
Dee: Die. Divent dee but if ye dee dee leave us summick in yer will.
Dee'in: Doing. See also Div.
Deed: Dead.
Deek: Take a look at.
Deil: The devil.
Deef: Deaf.
Deer knaa: Do you know?.
Dene: Small valley, often wooded, for example Jesmond Dene in Newcastle. Denes are especially numerous on the Durham coast.
Div: Do. See also Dee. 'D'ye tyek this bonny lass to be your laaful Missus?' 'Aye aw div'
Divvent: Do not - ie Divvent dee that. Newcastle and Tyneside. Variations include dean't or dinnit in South Shields and Sunderland
Dodd: A fox - see surname section. A fox may also be called a Tod.
Dodd: A round bare hill.
Doddery, Dothery, Doddery: Shaky. The place-name Daddry Shield means shaky shelter.
Dog: A 'Bottle of Dog' is Newcastle Brown Ale.
Doggie: A nickname for the village of West Cornforth in County Durham.
Dorham: Durham - In Dorham' often means in prison - Durham Jail.
Dook: To bathe.
Doon: Down.
Dorsn't: Dare not.
Dowter: Daughter.
Doylem:An idiot.
Draas: Drawers.
Droon: Drown. Drooned and Droonded mean drowned.
Droothy: Thirsty.
Duds: Clothes.
Dugs: Breast nipples.
Dun: Yellowish-greyish brown - Dun Cow.
Dunsh or Dunch: Thump, bump or collide. 'Divvent dunsh us' : A Geordie car sticker warning to keep your distance.
Dyke: A ditch (Anglo-Saxon).
Eee: Eye.
Eee: An exclamation of surprise or disdain. 'Eee, aw knaa', 'Eee, he nivvor!'
Eftor: After.
'Em: Them. For example 'aboot 'em' means about them. Strangely the word 'them' is sometimes used at the start of a sentence instead of the word 'those', for example 'Them players were sackless ti'day'
Eneugh: Enough.
Esh: Ash tree or fire ash.
Ettle: Intend.
Faa: To fall, also the name of a Gypsy clan (the Faws) and a
general term for a gypsy.
Faalen Wrang: Pregnant.
Fadge: A kind of loaf / girdle cake.
Fash and Fashed: To Trouble or to bother.
Fatha: Dad. Especially in County Durham. 'Me fatha's gan doon the toon'
Fell: Hill.
Femmer: Fragile or easily broken. A Viking word.
Fern: Phone.
Fernietcickles: Freckles.
Fettle: Mend fix, good condition, good health. In good fettle. Also 'What fettle the day? - how are things with you today, what's happening? Fine fettle means in good shape.
Flummixed: Stumped in an argument, gobsmacked etc. Aw wes' flummixed.
Flee: Fly. 'We flee oot on Satada'.
Foisty: Musty.
Fond: Silly. Fond fyeul - a silly fool.
Fond of a treat: Dicing with danger or difficulty.
Force: Waterfall in Teesdale and Yorkshire but not in Weardale or Northumberland.
Footie: Game of football.
Forry: Ferry. 'Aw catched the varry forst forry'.
Forst: First.
Fower: Four.
Fyeul or Feul: Fool.
Frae: From. The same as in Scots but much rarer in North East England.
Frozzen: Freezing, feeling cold. 'A'm frozzen'.
GGanny: Grandmother.
Gaumless: Stupid or useless. A Norse word.
Gadgie: An old man, any man or an official of some kind. Word of Romany gypsy origin. An aad Gadgie is an old man.
Gaff: Old theatre or cinema. A cheap theate was called a 'penny gaff' or flea pit.
Galloway or Gallowa': Pony.
Gallusses: Braces (for trousers).
Gan: Go. From the Anglo Saxon and Viking word for go.
Gan Canny: Go carefully. Take care.
Gang: Variation of 'Gan', see above.
Gannin: Going - Gannin' alang the Scotswood Road to see the Blaydon Races.
Ganny: Grandmother. Especially Sunderland and also South Shields.
Ganzie: A jumper / sweater.
Garth: Yard or Garden. 'Haad on ma, aw's wetchin Garth Crooks on the telly'...'Nee bether, aboot time they catched those gnome thieves'.
Gate: Usually means 'way' or 'street' often found in older North East street names like Gallowgate, Bondgate, Gilesgate. 'Gan yer ain gate' means go your own way. As in the well-knaan Fleetwood Mac sang 'Ye can gan yer ain gate'.
Geet: Geet. very or great. 'Geet walla' means very big.
Getten: Got. 'Aw's been getten a new fern' - I've got a new phone. Ooo!
Geordie: A native of Tyneside and especially Newcastle. Historically seems to have been a term for a North East pitman and not just those from Newcastle. See the Geordie section of this website.
Gie: Give. See also Give.
Gill: A ravine.
Girn: Grimace or grin.
Gissy: Pig.
Give: Given. 'It was give to us.
Give Ower or Gie Ower: Stop doing that, it's annoying.
Glaky: Awkward or slow in wit.
Glee Ee: Squinty.
Gliff: A fright.
Glower: Glare or to gaze in wonder.
Gob: Mouth also known as a mooth.
Good: Well, healthy. 'Aw's good thanks'.
Googley: Staring, rolling prominent eyes.
Goosegog: Gooseberry.
Gowk: A fool, a cuckoo (the bird) or also a core as in an apple core.
Gox: God. As in Begox - By God.
Grand-Da: Grandfather, especially in Durham but could also be Grandfatha'.
Grund: Ground.
Gulley: A large knife.
Gyet: Gate or way, road etc.
Gyetsid, Gyetside: Gateshead.
Gyezend: Thirsty.
Haad: Hold can also occur as haud.
Haad yer pash: Be patient.
Hacky: Dirty. 'Me spade's hacky'.
Hadaway: Get away - you're having me on. Thought to derive from a naval term.
Hadden: Get a hold of it.
Haipeth: Half Penny.
Hanky: Handkerchief.
Hard: Heard.
Hardlies: Rarely, scarcely. 'A'wve hardlies bin thor.
Harrin': Herring.
Hather: Heather also known as ling.
Haugh: Pronounced Hoff or Harf - flat riverside land eg Derwenthaugh, Blakehopeburnhaugh.
the lads' is chanted at Newcastle United football matches. Howay is Tyneside.
Haway: A Sunderland phrase of encouragement usually including a mysteriously places apostrophe as in ha'way. The word is the Wearside variation of Howay (which see also) meaning 'come on' - 'Ha'way the lads is often hear at Sunderland football matches.
Heor: Here.
Heugh: A spur-shaped hill or promontory such as that at Hartlepool or Tynemouth or Segger Heugh.
Hev: Have. 'Te' hev and te' haad'.
Hewer: Coal miner who works at the coalface.
Hinny: Honey - a term of endearment. 'Y'areet hinny?'
Hoggers: Pitmen's trousers.
Holm: Island in a river or dry land surrounded by marshy land, river meadow.
Hookie mat: Home-made mat.
Honkers: On your haunches. Was a popular resting/sitting stance of North East miners.
Hoos: House.
Hope: A side valley, esepcially in the dales of Northumberland and Durham for example Hedleyhope.
Horts: Hurts.
Hes or Hez: Has.
Hoppings: A fair or dance from the Anglo-Saxon word hoppen meaning fair. The Toon Moor Hoppings are held in Newcastle.
Hor: Her.
How: A call for someone to pay attention, be alert. 'How Man!'.
Howay: An encouraging phrase from Tyneside meaning 'come on' - 'Howay the lads' is chanted at Newcastle United football matches. Howay is Tyneside. See also Haway
Hoy: Throw. Gannin' on the Hoy is to go out drinking - hoyin' beors doon yer neck.
Howk: Scratch.
Hoyin' Oot: Throwing out, or pub closure time.
Hunkers: Sitting on haunches, a favourite mode of rest for the pitmen.
Hyem or Yem, Hame: Home. Scandinavian origin. More rarely occurs as 'hame' but that word is more common in Scotland. 'Aw's gan yem' means I'm going home.
I Says, Aw says: I Said.
Ing: Meadow or pasture.
Intiv: Into.
Iv: Of.
Ivvor: Ever.
Jaa, Jar: Jaw.
Jarra: Jarrow.
Jaa Breaker: A long, difficult word.
Jedart Laa: Jedburgh Law. A kind of rough justice once administered in the Borders. Means to hang first and then have the trial later. Jedart is a local name for the town of Jedburgh just over in Scotland.
Jinny Spinner: Cranefly, also known as a Daddy-long-legs.
Joon: June.
Kale: Cabbage or a kind of broth.
Keek: To peep.
Keeker: A mine inspector.
Keel: A boat for carrying coal to ships in the river and operated by Keelmen.
Kep: Catch.
Kip: Sleep.
Ket: Rubbish, offal or waste, see also Ket(s) below. From a Viking word for waste meat.
Ket(s): Kids sweets especially in Durham probably derived from the above because they were considered bad for you.
Kidda(r): A term of endearment for a young man or a brother.
Kiff: Very good.
Kist: A chest.
Kitty: Prison.
Knaa: To Know.
Knack or knacks: Hurts.
Knackers: Pieces of wood used by North East folk musicians like castanets.
Kye: Cows, cattle.
Kyek: Cake.
Laa: Low, law or a hill (a law).
Lad: Boy.
Lads: Blokes or young men.
Laidly: Loathsome.
Laik: To play.
Lang: Long - Anglo Saxon word.
Lap: Wrap.
Larn: To Teach or to learn. Anglo-Saxon word. Larn yersel' means teach yourself.
Lashins: Plenty, lots usually in relation to food or drink.
Lass: A woman or young girl, from a Scandinavian word laskr.
Laverock/Laverick: A skylark.
Law (or Laa): A hill.
Leazes: Pasture land belonging to a town.
Lee: Lie.
Liggies: Testicles. Also marbles (glass balls used in the game of marbles).
Like: A word often placed at the end of a sentence as a kind of verbal full stop. That's it, like. Aa knaa what yer mean, like.
Ling: Heather.
Linn: Waterfall in Weardale or Northumberland or the pool at the base of it.
Linty: A wren or a linnet (bird). 'He was off like a linty' means he made a quick getaway.
Lonnen: A lane or track.
Lop: A flea.
Lough: Lakes in Northumberland are called Loughs pronounced Loff.
Louse: To release something.
Loup or Lowp: Leap.
Lug: Ear.
Lum: Chimney.
Ma: Mother.
Mam: Mother. The preferred northern term for Mum (or for Americans Mom).
Mac: Make, especially in the Sunderland area.
Mac' N' Tac: Alternative term for a native of Sunderland. See Mackem.
Mackem: A native of Sunderland Probably referring to shipbuilders - 'We mackem, ye tackem' For a full explanation view this page on Sunderland mackems.
Mags: Magpies - a Sunderland football club supporters' term for a Newcastle United fan.
Magpies: Nickname for Newcastle United Football Club, who play in black and white.
Mair: More.
Maist: Most.
Maistor: A mine owner (master).
Man: Frequently used as a form of address. Divvent dee that man, howay man - even when talking to a woman.
Marra: A friend or workmate particularly in the collieries. Sometimes but more rarely pronounced 'marrow'.
Mask: To mask is the process of making/infusing tea.
Mazer: An eccentric who is impressive in an odd sort of way.
Me: My.
Mebbees or Maivies: Maybe, Perhaps because...
Mell: Myself. 'Aw'l dee it mesel'.
Mesel': A Baker.
Micey: Gannin mad, mentally.
Midden: Dung heap, a heap of muck.
Midgee: Gnat.
Mind: As versatile a word as canny. Can be short for 'remind' as in 'mind me on'. Or a a light warning. 'Mind yer divvennt faa in the snaa'. A heavier warning often begins with 'Aw've a good mind te...' followed by the chosen threat of a specific punishment or action that the speaker would like to employ, but very rarely does. Can also be used in more typical fashion in place of however, nevertheless. 'Aw'll be cross mind' or as a more friendly reassurance, 'Aw divvent mind, mind'.
Mingin: Smelly, disgusting.
Mint: Great, excellent, good, super, very good, fabulous etc.
Mint: Meant.
Missus: The Missus - the wife.
Mizzle: Slight rain, drizzle.
Monkey's Blood: Sweet red fruit sauce used as topping for ice cream cornets.
Monkey Hanger: A native or Hartlepool.
Montakitty: A kind of school playground game that was once popular. Involves jumping on backs. Probably from 'Mount the Cuddy'. See Cuddy.
Mo/Mow: A moment.
Mooth: Mouth. She hez a gob like the mooth o' the Tyne.
Mortal: Drunk. also 'Mortalious.
Mosstrooper: An old name for the Border Reivers.
Mozzy: Mosquito.
Myek: Make.
Nah or Na: No.
Neb: Nose.
Neenth: Ninth.
Nee: No - as in 'nee good luck' or 'nee bother' but not as a word in its own when replying in the negative. In these instances 'nah', 'na' or 'no' are used.
Neebody: Nobody.
Neenth: Ninth.
Neet: Night.
Netty: Toilet especially an outside toilet. From the word necessary. More rarely occurs as 'Nessy'.
Newcassel: Correct local pronunciation of Newcastle.
Neuk: Nook.
Nicker: To snigger.
Niest: Next.
Nigh: Near.
Nipperty-Tipperty: Silly, frivolous.
Nivvor: Never.
No Place: A village in County Durham (See Places).
Nobbut: Nothing but. 'Yer nobbut a...'
Noo: Now. 'Aw knaa whe ye are noo'.
Nooled: Broken-spirited, knocked down, under the thumb. "Divint nool him" - "Don't keep him under your thumb."
Nowther: Neither.
Nowt or Noot: Nothing.
Nowther: Neither.
Nyem: Name.
Nyen: None.
OOilin' His Wig: Drinking heavily.
Oor: Our. See also Wor.
Oot: Out - Anglo-Saxon word. Compare to the Dutch utgang (out go- exit).
Ower: Over.
Oxters: Armpits.
PPaanshap or Panshop: Pawn shop.
Pace Egg: Decorated egg at Easter.
Paddock: A frog or toad.
Pallatic: Drunk.
Panhaggerty: A meat and potato dish.
Pant: A drinking fountain.
Pap: Breast or Nipple. In Sunderland there are two adjacent hills called the Maiden Paps historically used by sailors for navigation.
Pele : Fortified tower in the Borders. Pronounced 'peel' and not like the Brazilian footballer.
Penker: A small egg. Also a large marble (in the game of marbles).
Peppered: Exhausted.
Pet: A term of endearment. 'Why-aye pet'.
Peth: A road up a hill.
Pike: The top of a conical hill.
Pitch N' Toss: Chance gambling game once popularly played by miners and other North East workers, similar tow quoits played with coins that were thrown at a piece of old pot or other item.
Pitman: Coal Miner sometimes also called Pit Yackers.
Pitmatic: The dialect of coal miners in the North East.
Pity Me: A village in County Durham (See Places).
Ploat: To pluck feathers.
Plodge: To wade into water.
Pluff: Plough.
Poliss: Policeman.
Poolies: People from Hartlepool.
Poss: To wash clothes - beaten with a possstick.
Prog: To prick.
Proggy mat: Home made rug.
Proppa: Proper. Often used for the word 'real', or 'really'.
Pund: A pound.
Putters: Young boys who pushed wheeled coal tubs underground.
Pyet: Head.
Queer: Odd or strange. 'Queer gannins' on - odd things are happening.
Raa: Row as in row of houses.
Red and White: A Sunderland football club supporter. Also known as Mackems.
Reed: Red.
Radgie: In a rage. 'Radgie gadgie' is an enraged gentleman
Reet: Right.
Rieve: To plunder. See the Border Reivers.
Roo: Row as in an argument.
Roondy: Household coal.
Sackless: Stupid or hopeless.
Sair: Sore.
Sand Dancer: A native of South Shields.
Sand Shoes: Gym Shoes.
Sang: A song.
Sark: A shirt.
Sartin: Certain.
Scran: Food.
Scranchin': Pork Scratchings.
Scunner: An aversion or dislike.
Segger: A nickname for the town of Sacriston in County Durham.
Sel': Self.
Seun: Soon.
Sex: Things that they keep coal in in the Ashington area (sacks).
Shiel: A shelter.
Shields: North Shields and South Shields.
Shoot: Shout.
Shool: Shovel.
Short: A shirt. A short shirt could be called a short-short or a cutty sark (see cutty and sark). 'Short short n shorts' means a short short shirt and short trousers.
Shuggy Boat: Large old-fashioned fairground ride rather like a large see-saw.
Sic: Such.
Singin' Hinnie: A kind of cake.
Skeet: A guiding runner for an elevator-like colliery cage shaft.
Skemmy: A poor quality homing pigeon.
Skep: Basket.
Skeul: School.
Skilly: Gruel or porridge.
Skinch: Truce in childrens' playground games.
Skitters: Diarrhoea.
Slake: Mud flat, most notably that at Jarra.
Slavver: Drool and dribble.
Slivver: A thin strip.
Smoggies: A native of Middlesbrough or anyone from Teesside.
Snaa: Snow.
Sneck: The latch on a door.
Snob: Shoemaker.
Snook: A nose-shaped headland.
Snout: Snout.
Sooth: South.
Sparra: A sparrow, see also spuggy.
Spelk: A splinter in the finger etc. Called a Spell in the Teesside area.
Spice Kyek: Tea cake.
Spuggy: A sparrow.
Staithes: A pier for loading coal onto ships.
Stane: Stone.
Stang: A pole.
Straa: Straw.
Stob: A stump or post.
Stot: Bounce.
Stottie or Stottie Kyek: A kind of flat cake-like bread.
Strang: Strong.
Strite: Straight.
Summick or Summat: Something.
Sweer: Obstinate.
Taak: Talk.
Tab: A cigarette.
Tak': Take. Especially Sunderland and Durham.
Tatie: Potato.
Te': To.
Telt: Told. 'Dee as yer telt' - do as you're told
Teem: Pour.
The Day: Today. 'How are ye the day?' Also Ti'day.
Thor: There, They're and Their.
Thorsda:Thursday which was of course was quite literally Thor's day for the Vikings and Saxons.
Thowt: Thought.
Thrang: Throng.
Thrum: Purring sound.
Tiv: To.
To Rets or Te Reets: Keep something in order, put it right.
Toon: Town. Especially Newcastle upon Tyne. Anglo-Saxon pronunciation of the word.
Toon Army: Newcastle United football fans.
Tret, Tretten: Treated.
Trod: A footpath.
Twist: Moan or Cry, also Twisty, a moaning, complaining mood.
Tyek, Tyeuk: Take, Took.
Tyke: A Yorkshireman or a dog.
UUnbeknaan: Without knowledge of.
Up: See hope.
Urchin: Hedgehog.
Us: Me.
Varnigh: Very nearly.
Varry: Very.
Vennel: A narrow alley in Durham.
Waak: Walk.
Wag: Playing the wag is playing truant.
Wark: Work.
Warrn'd: Aw warrn'd - I suppose.
Watter: Water.
Wes: Was.
Wesh: Wash.
Wey: Geordie spelling and pronunciation of the interjection "well" as in "wey ye knaa" (well, you know) or "wey-aye" (well yes). Often also an expression of disdain "Wey its nee use at aal".
Wey-Aye: An emphatic exclamation of reply meaning "Well Yes, of course!" occasionally coupled with the word 'man' as in the perceived archetypal Geordie phrase "Wey-Aye Man" that is most often overused by novice Geordie imitators.
Whe : Who. Now often mockingly associated with Sunderland as in the phrase 'whe's keys are these?' but evidence particularly from old songs shows it was prevalent in Tyneside too.
Whisht !: Be quiet See the Lambton Worm.
Why-Aye: Misspelling and mispronunciation of Wey-Aye or Whey-Aye (See Wey-Aye).
Wi' : With.
Wife: A woman, whether married or not Wife was used in this sense by the Anglo-Saxons.
Wiv or Wid: With.
Wor: Used mostly on Tyneside and usually pronounced 'wuh'. The word originally meant 'our' and that is still the predominant use. 'Wor lass' means our missus (my wife, my girlfriend) when a chap is referring to his partner. Wor has become more versatile and can also mean me/us. 'Are you coming with wuh?' Are you coming with us/me. Wor is from the Anglo-Saxon word 'oor' meaning 'our' but the w has crept into speech naturally. In Scotland they use the older pronunciation 'oor' as the Scots are generally - and ironically - much more fluent in Anglo-Saxon than the English.
Workie or Workie Ticket: Someone trying to cause trouble or annoy by working their ticket. A wind-up merchant.
Worm: Pronounced 'warm' on Tyneside. A dragon, or wyvern as in North East legends like the Lambton Worm, Sockburn Worm and Laidley Worm. It is either Old German - wyrm, wurm or Scandinavian - orm - (without the w).
Wot Cheor: Hello - a greeting.
Wrang: Incorrect (Wrong).
Wynd: A narrow street in Darlington or Yarm. Also found in towns in Scotland.
XX: Eggs (ex). Aw knaa, mebbes not but it seems a shame to leave the X oot. Probably shouldn't include this - unless laid by a clutch of straw hens. Hoo about ex for axe as in 'ask' in Ashington or a posh Geordie? Aw knaa. Aw'll keep trying but .
YYakker: A worker usually a pitman.
Yall: Ale.
Ye: You or your.
Yem: Home.
Yen: One.
Yersel': Yourself.
Zebra: Dress code for a regular fancy dress theme party attended by 50,000 paying guests in Newcastle on Saturday afternoons.
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A - Aareet bonny lad / lass? :
Hello, are you keeping well sir / madam?
B - Bubblin' bairn's booler's brokken :
Crying child's metal toy hoop is broken. Oh Bless her. Tho' hoo she brok it aw divvent knaa. It's myed of iron.
C - Candyman's clarty claes :
A bailiff's down and out helper, a bum-bailiff who evicted people from their homes in strikes (in times past). This particular Candyman seems to have had dirty clothes. Not unusual. Nothing sweet aboot 'em.
D - Da's duds divvent dee :
Father's clothes are not acceptable.Change into summick mair suitable fatha.
E - Eee me eee horts :
Oh! my eye is hurting. Eee ye soonds bad.
F - Feul, frozzen on a fell wi'oot a fern :
A foolish person getting rather cold on a remote hill without a cell phone.
G - Glaky aad gadgies gan canny in galluses :
Slow-witted old men going on their way rather carefully wearing trouser braces. Keep on going gentlemen.
H - Howay hinny hoy oot yer haipeths :
Come on my dear throw away your old half-pennies (they're no longer legal currency - haven't been for years).
I - Ivvor and ivvor and ivvor : :
Ever and ever and ever (tigithor, perhaps like the folks o' the Shiels).
J - Jinny Spinner in Jarra in Joon :
A cranefly, also known as a Daddy-Long-Legs, found in the town of Jarrow in the month of June. Note to naturalists: It should be pointed out that craneflies can be found in any part of the region - or the country for that matter - during the summer months. This is not a reference to a unique species of Daddy-Long-Legs found only in Jarrow in that particular month. It is merely a demonstration of how to string Geordie words together to form a phrase. So you can put away your nets and safari hats.
K - Ket kets have brok me jaa :
Eating rubbish sweets (candy) has broken my teeth / jaw.
L - Laik in the ling on the laa :
Play in the heather on the hill. It's something your pet dog might especially enjoy doing. Fido will have loads of fun frolicking on the Fell.
M - Me mazer ma's mebbes mortal :
My mad, rather eccentric but amazing mother is possibly more than a little bit drunk.
N - Nivvor knaa noot aboot me neet oot :
I can never remember anything about my night out.
O - Ower and Oot :
Over and Out. You see it's easy!
P - Pallatic pant plodging :
Wading into a fountain after too much to drink. Noo it's coming back to me.
R - Reivers roo ower roondys in the raa :
Plunderers, raiders or robbers having an argument over household coal in a terraced row of pit cottages. Alternatively they could literally be 'in the raw' - which would mean they were arguing in the buff. It's not altogether unlikely that it was in 'the altogether' given the supposed, but unverified tradition, that in times past people kept coal in the bathtub in particular parts of the region. Note to naturists: Arguing in the buff in a public place in the region, even on the subject of household coal, is likely to get you arrested.
S - Sartin summick aboot the sooth :
There's a certain something about the South. Well there is isn't there?
T - Thor thor ivvory Thorsda' taakin in the toon :
They're there every Thursday, talking in the town. Who is? Don't ask me, I never get into town on a Thursday.
U - Us on me ain :
Me on my own. I know it's very sad isn't it?
V - Varnigh axed hor oot :
Very nearly asked a girl out on a date but I didn't. I know, this is becoming sadder by the minute. You might even say a tragedy. 'Hor' by the way means 'her' and is not a reference to any particular kind of profession. Just to be clear.
W - Whisht! Why-Aye, aw wes wi' wor lass :
Shhh! be quiet! Yes of course I was with my girlfriend. Honest. You can axe her if you like but please, please, be absolutely sure you have a complete grasp of the dialect before you do or things could get messy. Very messy.
Y - Ye hev yersel a yall at yem :
Chill and have yourself a nice relaxing drink of ale in the comfort of your own home.Ye knaa wot, aw will. Aw think aa'l dee that noo. On second thowts, it's gettin' late. Aw's off to bed instead. Neet Neet hinny.
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He was retired as a police officer after 15 years with the Dyersburg Police Depart-ment, was a deputy for seven years with the Dyer County Sheriff's Department, a member and trustee of Three Oaks Baptist Church, a master Mason, member of the Fraternal Order of Police, Tennessee Law Enforcement, the National Rifle Association, 34-year member of the American Legion, and an Army veteran of the Korean War.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. today at Dyersburg Funeral Home with Bro. Bill Phipps and Bro. Billy Taylor officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.
Survivors include a daughter, Amy Miller of Cordova; a sister, Rheba Westmoreland of Dyersburg; a grandchild, Madison Duncan Miller; a niece and two nephews.
He was preceded in death by a son, Mark Thomas Duncan; and his parents, Hubert and Vera Capps Duncan.
Pallbearers will be Masons from Hess Lodge No. 93. Honorary pallbearers will be members of the men's Sunday school class of Three Oaks Baptist Church.
The family requests that any memorials be directed to St. Jude Children's Hospital.
Russell David Marbry, 45, of Rutherford, died Friday, April 3, 2009 at Gibson General Hospital.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Leitherland Funeral Home with Bro. Marlon Stephens officiating. Burial will be in Rutherford City Cemetery.
The family will receive visitors from 5-9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Survivors include four sons, Larry Marbry, Billy Joe Marbry and Steven Marbry, all of Georgia, and Winston Marbry of Obion; his father, Sonny Marbry of Rutherford; four sisters, Linda Clark of Lexington, Tenn., Gail Calvin of Dyersburg, Debbie Marbry of Rutherford and Phalecia Marbry of McKenzie; and four brothers, Gary Marbry of Florida, Danny Marbry of McKenzie, John Marbry of Garrett, Ky., and Johnny Marbry of Trenton.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Myra Sue Marbry.
Guy Meeker, 85, of Byhalia, Miss., formerly of Newbern, died Wednesday, April 1, 2009 at his residence.
He was a farmer and a member of Jehovah's Witness congregation in Dyersburg and Holly Springs, Miss.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Survivors include his wife, Ann Meeker of Byhalia, Miss.; a daughter, Kay Armes of Rogers, Ark.; a son, Joseph Guy Meeker of Byhalia, Miss.; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a son, Jene Francis Meeker; his parents, Martin and Nina Meeker; two sisters, Mildred Long and Lois Gipple; and a brother, Leslie Meeker.


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Under current law, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) registers and approves marketplaces for trading securities (known as national securities exchanges) and regulates aspects of their operation. H.R. 4638 would allow current national securities exchanges to elect to operate as newly defined venture exchanges for trading stocks of certain small companies. New exchanges could elect to operate as venture exchanges at the time they register with the SEC. Venture exchanges would be exempt from some regulations that national security exchanges must comply with. Finally, H.R.
H.R. 5052 would direct the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to enter into agreements with the National Academy of Sciences to evaluate the effectiveness of a proposed grant program to be administered by DOJ to combat opioid abuse. (Separate legislation would establish and authorize appropriations for those grants.) The bill would require the evaluations to be completed not later than five years after enactment.
H.R. 4909 would make several changes to military retirement and health care benefits. The bill also would make changes to the national defense stockpile, reduce unobligated balances in the Department of Defense Acquisition Workforce Development Fund, and require women to register with the Selective Service. Several other provisions would change direct spending by an insignificant amount over the 2017-2026 period. On a preliminary basis, CBO estimates that in total enacting H.R. 4909 would reduce net direct spending by $206 million over the 2017-2026 period (see attached table).
H.R. 5046 would authorize the appropriation of $103 million annually over the 2017-2021 period for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to make grants to state, local, and tribal governments for programs to combat opioid abuse. The bill also would eliminate the current authorization of appropriations of $20 million annually over the 2017-2021 period for DOJ to make grants to state and local governments for law enforcement emergencies. That grant program last received an appropriation in 2013 of about $4 million.
H.R. 4063 would require the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to update safety measures for opioid therapy, expand the use of alternative medicine, and conduct audits of the VA health care system through a nongovernment entity. In total, CBO estimates that implementing the bill would cost $138 million over the 2017-2021 period, subject to appropriation of the necessary amounts.
The Thomas Jefferson Building's Main Reading Room (part of the Library of Congress system) contains stained glass depictions of the seals of most U.S. states. H.R. 4231 would direct the Librarian of Congress to add a stained glass panel depicting the seal of the District of Columbia. On the basis of information from the Architect of the Capitol, CBO estimates that implementing the legislation would cost less than $50,000; such spending would be subject to the availability of appropriated funds.
H.R. 4906 would amend federal law to allow individuals serving as temporary employees of federal land management agencies to compete for permanent positions with any agency under internal procedures for merit promotions. Under current law those temporary employees can compete for permanent positions at federal land management agencies but they cannot apply using procedures for merit promotions.
S. 2614 would authorize the appropriation of $2 million annually over the 2017-2021 period for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to make grants to state and local governments and nonprofit organizations for programs to locate missing persons with dementia or developmental disabilities. Assuming appropriation of the authorized amounts and the historical rate of spending for similar activities, CBO estimates that implementing S. 2614 would cost $7 million over the 2017-2021 period.
H.R. 4641 would require the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to establish a task force to review and modify best practices for the treatment of pain. The Secretary of HHS would be required to coordinate with the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, the Secretary of Defense, and the Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration. Task force members would include representatives from relevant federal agencies, medical professionals, researchers, and individuals who have specific expertise in pain management and addiction to pain medication.
H.R. 3738 would direct the Office of Financial Research (OFR) to develop a detailed work plan for the upcoming fiscal year and to publish all reports completed by the office's researchers and financial analysts. In addition the bill would impose a new consultation requirement for all public reports produced by the OFR and would establish a formal notice and public comment period before the agency could issue a final report. Finally, under the bill, the OFR would prepare and implement a cybersecurity plan to protect the data the office possesses.
S. 2555 would authorize federal agencies to implement various programs and measures related to management of the electromagnetic spectrum. It would direct federal agencies to prepare reports, develop information for firms that provide telecommunications services, award prizes for advanced technologies, and ensure that certain radio frequencies are made available for commercial uses. The bill also would establish terms and conditions under which state and local governments may assess taxes or fees on certain telecommunication services.
CBO estimates that enacting this legislation would have no significant impact on the federal budget and would not affect direct spending or revenues; therefore, pay-as-you-go procedures do not apply. CBO estimates that enacting the legislation would not increase net direct spending or on-budget deficits in one or more of the four consecutive 10-year periods beginning in 2027.
The bill contains no intergovernmental or private-sector mandates as defined in the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act and would not affect the budgets of state, local, or tribal governments.
H.R. 4904 would amend federal laws related to managing the federal government's licenses for information technology software. The bill would require the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to issue a directive to each federal agency to develop a comprehensive policy for software licensing including a complete inventory of software licenses and to develop a mechanism to track, maintain, and analyze software use.
H.R. 4923 would establish a new process under which the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) would determine which imported products on the Harmonized Tariff Schedule would become eligible to have tariffs suspended or reduced through a future act of the Congress. Currently, petitions for tariff relief are sent to the Congress and incorporated into legislation before being analyzed by the USITC. Under H.R. 4923, the USITC would receive and analyze petitions submitted directly by the public in two separate rounds—one in 2017 and the second in 2020.
H.R. 1621 would revise the boundary of the Petersburg National Battlefield in Virginia to include 12 additional Civil War battlefield areas over approximately 7,200 acres. The bill stipulates that the National Park Service (NPS) may acquire the additional land through a donation, with donated funds, with appropriated amounts, or through a land exchange.
Under current law, the Starr-Camargo Bridge Company has the authority, through 2032, to operate a private toll-bridge between the United States and Mexico. S. 2143 would permanently extend the authority for the Starr-Camargo Bridge Company or its successors to operate such a bridge and to expand the number of lanes on that bridge.
S. 1890 would establish a federal remedy for individuals seeking relief from the misappropriation of trade secrets. Under the bill, an owner of a trade secret could file a civil action in a district court and the court could issue an order to seize any property necessary to preserve evidence for the civil action. The legislation would require information gathered or stored during a legal proceeding related to trade secrets to be secured to protect its confidentiality. The bill also would increase the fines that may be collected in the event of the theft of a trade secret.
H.R. 699 would amend the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (Public Law 99-508) to change current law relating to the privacy of certain personal communications. The bill also would change the procedures that government agencies must follow when requiring providers of remote computing services or electronic communication services to disclose stored communications. Many of those changes are technical in nature. CBO estimates that enacting the bill would have no significant cost to the federal government.
H.J. Res. 88 would disapprove the final rule submitted by the Department of Labor (DOL) and published in the Federal Register on April 8, 2016, relating to investment advice within pension and retirement plans; those regulations are sometimes referred to as the "fiduciary rule." H.J. Res. 88 would invoke a legislative process established by the Congressional Review Act (Public Law 104-121) to disapprove the new rule. If H.J. Res. 88 is enacted, the rule would have no force or effect.
S. 659 would amend and reauthorize various programs conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) related to the conservation of wetlands, certain species, and fish habitats. The bill also would authorize funding for the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, a nonprofit corporation established by federal law to provide grants for activities related to conserving and managing fish, wildlife, plants, and other natural resources. Finally, S.
H.R. 3070 would authorize the Secretary of Commerce to permit recreational fishing for Atlantic striped bass between the eastern tip of Long Island and the coast of Rhode Island. That type of fishing is currently banned in that area, although the Secretary already has the authority to lift the ban. Aside from administrative costs of issuing regulations, which CBO estimates would be insignificant, there are no other budgetary consequences of maintaining or lifting this fishing ban in federal waters.
H.R. 87 would revise the boundary of the Shiloh National Military Park in Mississippi to include three additional Civil War battlefield areas over approximately 2,100 acres. The bill stipulates that the National Park Service (NPS) may acquire the additional land through donation, with donated funds, with appropriated amounts, or through a land exchange. The bill also would designate Parker's Crossroads Battlefield in Henderson County, Tennessee, as an affiliated area of the National Park System and would direct the NPS to develop a management plan for the area.
H.R. 4901 would amend and reauthorize the Scholarships for Opportunity and Results Act and would authorize the appropriation of $60 million for each of fiscal years 2017 through 2021. CBO estimates that enacting H.R. 4901 would cost $300 million over the 2017-2021 period, assuming appropriation of the authorized amounts.
Enacting H.R. 4901 would not affect direct spending or revenues; therefore, pay-as-you-go procedures do not apply to this legislation.
S. 2340 would amend federal laws related to managing the federal government's licenses for information technology software. The bill would require the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to issue a directive to each federal agency to develop a comprehensive policy for software licensing including a complete inventory of software licenses and to develop a mechanism to track, maintain, and analyze software use.
H.R. 1684 would expose owners and operators of oil production facilities located offshore and outside of the United States to liability for cleanup costs and damages from oil spills. Under the bill, such foreign entities could be held responsible for oil spills that originate outside U.S. waters if they threaten or cause damage in the United States. Those entities also could be penalized under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (Clean Water Act), the Deepwater Port Act, and the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Authorization Act.
H.R. 3826 would amend current law to modify the terms of a land exchange between the Forest Service and the Mt. Hood Meadows ski area in Oregon. The bill would reduce the amount of land the agency would be authorized to convey to the ski area from 120 acres to 107 acres. The bill also contains provisions aimed at expediting the exchange.
H.R. 4482 would require the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to conduct an analysis of potential threats and security gaps along the southwest border of the United States. The bill also would require DHS, not later than June 30, 2017, to issue a strategic plan to protect U.S. borders. Based on information from DHS, CBO estimates that conducting analysis and preparing the strategic plan as required by H.R. 4482 would cost about $1 million in 2017; such spending would be subject to the availability of appropriated funds.
H.R. 4294, the Strengthening Access to Valuable Education and Retirement Support Act of 2015, would amend the section of the Internal Revenue Code that prohibits self-dealing transactions by fiduciaries of certain tax-favored plans, including employer-sponsored retirement plans, individual retirement accounts, and health savings accounts. The bill would add a definition of investment advice to that section of the Internal Revenue Code.
H.R. 4293, the Affordable Retirement Advice Protection Act, would amend portions of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) that prohibit self-dealing transactions by fiduciaries of employer-sponsored retirement plans. The bill would add a definition of investment advice to ERISA. The bill also would add a new statutory exemption related to investment advice that a fiduciary can provide to those plans, plan participants, or beneficiaries. Among other provisions, H.R.
Under current law, the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (CFPB) is permanently authorized to spend amounts transferred from the Federal Reserve, subject to certain limits. H.R. 1486 would change the law so that spending for the CFPB would be subject to the annual appropriation process. The bill would authorize the appropriation of $485 million for fiscal year 2017, the amount provided by the Federal Reserve in fiscal year 2015.


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Androstadienone is known as the "Love Pheromone" as its effects on women's attention and social cognition are quite powerful. Like Androsterone, this pheromone is known for elevating a woman's mood, reducing nervousness, and other negative feelings. However, it goes even further by increasing the sense of comfort and intimacy felt by a woman, which is perfect for those up close, cozy, and intimate moments.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6199417384928500542.post6121456790913473432..comments2016-05-01T21:18:07.357-07:00Comments on John Spencer: What Makes It Meaningful?John firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6199417384928500542.post-43064254927493119762013-02-14T13:55:16.513-07:002013-02-14T13:55:16.513-07:00I love the concept of balance with this.I love the concept of balance with this.John Spencerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6199417384928500542.post-47830328446411470132013-02-14T13:55:00.766-07:002013-02-14T13:55:00.766-07:00I like the twenty percent time, if it is built-in ...I like the twenty percent time, if it is built-in the right way and if there are enough experts that students can go to for guidance.John Spencerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6199417384928500542.post-11870601164899583682013-02-14T13:54:17.733-07:002013-02-14T13:54:17.733-07:00Thanks!Thanks!John Spencerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6199417384928500542.post-6572669756401181982013-02-08T21:13:59.869-07:002013-02-08T21:13:59.869-07:00I'm with Anthony. I love Google's 20% time...I'm with Anthony. I love Google's 20% time idea, and I also like their motto that "creativity loves constraints." I don't think that it should always be personalized, but yes there should be some learner choice built in whenever possible. Give them some freedom within the necessary constraints.Philip Cummingshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6199417384928500542.post-57865120778828163502013-02-08T19:34:28.504-07:002013-02-08T19:34:28.504-07:00"Totally personalized learning is a recipe fo..."Totally personalized learning is a recipe for narcissism."

Thank you for that, I'm getting exhausted listening to many bloggers discuss complete educational freedom and a movement towards completely personalized learning. Your post reminds me of the 20% time that Google and many other companies have, and I agree with it. We should give a day a week (or equivalent amount of time split across the days) for students to use all our wonderful resources (library, computers, community leaders, teachers, etc.) to explore whatever topic they want. Mr. Smith who teaches another grade knows a lot about building soapbox cars for racing and you'd like to talk to him? See him during your 20% time, he would love to talk with you about it.

Thanks for sharing.Anthony Pascoehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6199417384928500542.post-87145550677486712442013-02-08T10:32:04.117-07:002013-02-08T10:32:04.117-07:00This kind of explorative learning is just breath-t...This kind of explorative learning is just breath-taking. It's elegant, efficient, beautiful. Kids can be so, so good at it, when we're able to let them do email@example.com


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Longform's Guide to the Best Business Stories of 2011
Postal service woes, strip mall casinos, and more great writing about money.
Jack Hitt • New York Times Magazine
How the lowest end of American retail does business:
"We are awakening to a dollar-store economy. For years the dollar store has not only made a market out of the detritus of a hyperproductive global manufacturing system, but it has also made it appealing — by making it amazingly cheap. Before the market meltdown of 2008 and the stagnant, jobless recovery that followed, the conventional wisdom about dollar stores — whether one of the three big corporate chains (Dollar General, Family Dollar and Dollar Tree) or any of the smaller chains (like '99 Cents Only Stores') or the world of independents — was that they appeal to only poor people. And while it's true that low-wage earners still make up the core of dollar-store customers (42 percent earn $30,000 or less), what has turned this sector into a nearly recession-proof corner of the economy is a new customer base. "What's driving the growth," says James Russo, a vice president with the Nielsen Company, a consumer survey firm, 'is affluent households.'"
Felix Gillette • Businessweek
How slot machines snuck into the mall:
"It's a Wednesday morning in mid-March, and the Bakers are sitting inside Jacks, a new type of neighborhood business that is flourishing in shopping malls throughout Florida—and across America. Jacks bills itself as a 'Business Center and Internet Cafe,' but it looks more like a pop-up casino.
"Jacks is about the size of a neighborhood deli. There is a bar next door and a convenience store around the corner. Inside, jumbo playing cards decorate the walls. The room is filled with about 30 desktop computers. Here and there, men and women sit in office chairs and tap at the computers. They are playing "sweepstakes" games that mimic the look and feel of traditional slot machines. Rows of symbols—cherries, lucky sevens, four-leaf clovers—tumble with every click of the mouse.
"John Pate, a 50-year-old wearing a Harley-Davidson T-shirt, says he is wagering the equivalent of 60 cents a spin. 'This place is pretty laid-back,' says Pate. 'You can come here and get your mind off everything. You're not going to win the mortgage. You're not going to lose the mortgage. It's pretty harmless.' "
Jeanne Marie Laskas • GQ
The lives of illegal-immigrant fruit pickers:
"Wash the apple before you bite into it, because that's the way you were raised. Germs, pesticides, dirt, gunk, it doesn't matter—just wash it. The fingerprints, too, go down the drain with the rest. It's easy to forget that there are people who harvest our food. Sometimes, maybe, we are reminded of the seasons and the sun and the way of the apple tree, and if we multiply that by millions of apple trees, times millions of tomato plants, times all the other fruits and vegetables, we realize, holy potato chips, that's a lot of picking. Without 1 million people on the ground, on ladders, in bushes—armies of pickers swooping in like bees—all the tilling, planting, and fertilizing of America's $144 billion horticultural production is for naught. The fruit falls to the ground and rots."
Matt Taibbi • Rolling Stone
The case for criminal charges:
"Defenders of Goldman have been quick to insist that while the bank may have had a few ethical slips here and there, its only real offense was being too good at making money. We now know, unequivocally, that this is bullshit. Goldman isn't a pudgy housewife who broke her diet with a few Nilla Wafers between meals — it's an advanced-stage, 1,100-pound medical emergency who hasn't left his apartment in six years, and is found by paramedics buried up to his eyes in cupcake wrappers and pizza boxes. If the evidence in the Levin report is ignored, then Goldman will have achieved a kind of corrupt-enterprise nirvana. Caught, but still free: above the law."
10. Bad Education
Malcolm Harris • n+1
On the emerging student-loan bubble:
"Since 1978, the price of tuition at US colleges has increased over 900 percent, 650 points above inflation. To put that number in perspective, housing prices, the bubble that nearly burst the US economy, then the global one, increased only fifty points above the Consumer Price Index during those years. But while college applicants' faith in the value of higher education has only increased, employers' has declined. According to Richard Rothstein at The Economic Policy Institute, wages for college-educated workers outside of the inflated finance industry have stagnated or diminished. Unemployment has hit recent graduates especially hard, nearly doubling in the post-2007 recession. The result is that the most indebted generation in history is without the dependable jobs it needs to escape debt."


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Background Check for Dr. Brender
0 Malpractice Claims
- No malpractice history found for Oregon.
- No sanctions history found for the years that Healthgrades collects data.
0 Board Actions
- No board actions found for the years that Healthgrades collects data.
Awards & Recognitions
Education & Training
Medical School
- Univ Of Nm Sch Of Med
- Graduated in 2002
Internship Hospital
- Shands Va Hosp University Of Fl
Residency Hospital
- Shands Va University Of Fl
Fellowship Hospital
- Tama Ama
Languages Spoken by Dr. Brender & Staff
- English


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