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Geek is actually a very old word. It is a variant of geck, a term of Low German/Dutch origin that dates in English to 1511. It means a fool, simpleton, or dupe. Geck is even used by Shakespeare in Twelfth Night. ''Why haue you suffer'd me to be imprison'd. And made the most notorious gecke and gull That ere inuention plaid on?'' The geek spelling ...

I have had to send a few back for checks but try to be polite about it. I have fat fingered chords ...coords too. I have also sent them back approved with a note. I was hoping and most do read the note. One of ya even thanked me for finding a typo or two. You just have to do the best you can sometimes when your 3000 miles away.

Way to go. Congratulations. I need to get busy again your gonna pass me.

Just repeating what I said in the other thread. GEO [Greek ge-, from g, earth.] A prefix that means ''earth,'' as in geochemistry, the study of the Earth's chemistry. I was born in the sign of water on the Land. We all have 2 bodies a Physical and a Terrestrial. * Asterick or Star A star-shaped figure (*) used chiefly to indicate an ...

GEO [Greek ge-, from g, earth.] A prefix that means ''earth,'' as in geochemistry, the study of the Earth's chemistry. * Asterick or Star A star-shaped figure (*) used chiefly to indicate an omission, a reference to a footnote, or an unattested word, sound, or affix. Middle English, from Late Latin asteriscus, from Greek asteriskos, diminutive ...

I have the Galena Y- Bridge Waymarked. http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WMYTR http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM31GH http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM4Y0R http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM12F9

Ok here are 2 I have found and one has been that way all along. When I log into the forums I have to refresh the page to be able to do anything. My saved Searches:When I am logged in and click on my saved searches it logs me out and I have to log back in to see it. That is all I have found so far and everything else is awesome as usual.

There may also be some who do not know or are unaware of specific things about a Waymark. I am no Architecture Specialist. Some do not know how to measure... Some things are just stumbled upon. But I try to ask if I find anything that does not look right. I also have been asked to review my Waymarks to fit correctly. I do not like to see no long

My guess is Arabic.    

Way back when Geocaching was a youth. They use to have a link called Placenames in one of the map sections. It would show nearby POI's, Historical Places and many other things and included an approximate distance to it. You may also want to create a group that is managed like the Flickr group and have the places the focus of the ...

ROCK&ROLL: I have a Garmin E Trex H and I have been trying to come up with my own USB connector to my computer. This particular Garmin has a connection on the top that uses a sliding connector with 4 metallic surfaces ( RS232 )which mate a similar cord. The cord I have actually is a power connection but with a little solder and tape, I ...

Thank you for all the hard work. You all never cease to amaze me.

Memorial > Monuments http://www.waymarking.com/cat/details.aspx?f=1&guid=04b7cf59-6f6b-48a6-96b7-69caa1c1c1b8&gid=6 globetrotters.us: I see the Heavner Runestone, and I see it's in the Runstones Worldwide category, but what I don't see is the category in the list of newest categories, or the category grid. How far back do we need to

waywizard: GEO*TRAILBLAZER 1: Thank you. Ditto. And Merlin just might have something up his sleeve. If not Merlin maybe the Waywizard That sounds awesome. Got another Mystical One. I have tried to address all the concerns that were brought up in peer review. Maybe it is a little clearer now with the link. I have also been doing some study