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It means your checking them out

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Something you enjoy and have been eying in a store for years.

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You actually get to name your rival. So, your rival is whoever you want him to be. The rival is just a strange character that happens to be eying Professor Elm's Pokemon.

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The letters spell several five letter words including eying, honey, owing and weigh. They spell four letter words gone, gown, when, wine and wing.

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"What are the synonyms of gaze?"

They are: stare, gape, gawk, glare, peer.

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Earns, ebony, eking and emend are 5 letter words. Additional words include evens, event and eying.

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That's wrong.

being, bring, bling, cling, doing, eying, fling, flung, going, icing, lying, sting, stung, clung, thing, thong, using, wring, wrung, young

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Entice them away from other guys. even if they aren't going out a guy can feel or think he feels a connection and then somebody else swoops in and "takes" the girl he was eying. (this is probably true with girls too)

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Hitting your head when you are cross-eyed can potentially result in a head injury, such as a concussion. It is important to seek medical attention to evaluate the extent of the injury and any potential effects on your vision or eye alignment.

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eager, ebony, eclat, edict, eensy, effed, egret, eider, eject, elope, emote, enter, eosin, epact, equal, error, ester, ether, Euler, event. ewoks, exist, eying, ezine

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Tombs and grave yards were respected relics for families earlier ,now they are being eyed by heartless people who are eying these properties as they are prime properties now .Greed does not have moral limits . So the status of tombs and graveyards have changed over years .

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eyass, eyers, eying, eyras, eyres, eyrie, eyrir, emyde, emyds, etyma, emmys, enzym, ethyl, early, ebony, edify, elegy, embay, emery, empty, enemy, enjoy, ensky, entry, envoy, epoxy, essay, every

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I am a girl my self and to me it's very easy to figure out if one of my friend likes a guy. first of all the girl smiles a lot by your side. and at times she just happens to talk to you, all the time! Weather she is puzzled by a question, or borrowing something from you! also notice when she is talking with her friends she will be eying you. Good luck!

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Yes, the word 'eyes' is a noun, the plural form of the noun 'eye', a word for a thing.

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Speculatively means to "size up a situation." If a bully is eying you, he is usually calculating the odds of making you do what he wants you to do.

"Sam watched Oscar speculatively, trying to figure out what he was doing."

"Joe eyed Susan's approach speculatively, since she had never talked to him before."

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Yes. It is actually the exact genre for the book. The elements of magical realism is in the idea that the food cooked by Tita has magical ability to transfer the feelings and emotions from the plate to the person eying it is magical. The realism comes in this because the book takes place during a real period in time and has traits of real life with the family and day to day activities of the characters.

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You can't really prevent the hawks from reaching the birds. If you see a hawk eying a baby bird, but it hasn't snatched it up yet, try to scare it away, but be careful. Remember, hawks are capable of seriously injuring or even killing people. If the hawk already has the baby bird, it's too late.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 7 words with the pattern E-IN-. That is, five letter words with 1st letter E and 3rd letter I and 4th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:

ehing

eking

elint

ering

exine

exing

eying

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern EYI-G. That is, five letter words with 1st letter E and 2nd letter Y and 3rd letter I and 5th letter G. In alphabetical order, they are:

eying

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 9 words with the pattern -YIN-. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter Y and 3rd letter I and 4th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:

ayins

dying

eying

hying

lying

nying

pyins

tying

vying

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That's because in Japan beef is very expensive to purchase. So when it comes to celebrations or special holidays that the parents can only buy 1kg of it. And usually when the meat was cooked perfectly, the children and the parents will be eying it when their grandparents enjoys it. However, in South Korea only the rich could afford beef. Normally Chinese will be having pork than beef.

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If you really want to participate in an effective weight loss program, it is important that you get yourself into the proper mindset. While dieting, you may be amazed to find out just how much your mind can cause you to falter. You may constantly have cravings or you may be eying delicious food that you simply can not have. In order to diet successfully, you need to learn and educate yourself about the dangers of modern processed foods. A lot of the processed foods that you and other people you know eat can actually cause health disorders. It is best to avoid these foods altogether to maintain good health.

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From: http://www.insidesocal.com/tv/2007/01/2007s-first-top10-list.html

Mondo Shoot (CBS): In TV terms, the "mondo shoot"? is the day in which stars of TV series pose for their on-air promos, either eying the camera lasciviously or folding their arms with a grim determination or acting as though they genuinely like their co-stars.

You see them endlessly during other shows - David Caruso removing his sunglasses meaningfully; Eva Longoria virtually thrusting the cameraman upon a nearby couch (ironically, naturally); Keith Olbermann folding his arms over his chest and turning, purposefully, toward the camera.

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acing, aging, ahing, alang, almug, along, among, aping, awing, axing, befog, being, bewig, bhang, boing, bourg, bring, brung, chang, clang, cling, clung, cohog, colog, cuing, debag, debug, defog, doing, dying, eking, exing, eying, fling, flong, flung, glogg, going, gulag, hying, icing, incog, iring, kiang, klong, liang, lying, ohing, oping, orang, owing, piing, pirog, prang, prong, rejig, renig, repeg, retag, ruing, scrag, shrug, slang, sling, slung, spang, sprag, sprig, sprug, squeg, staig, stang, sting, stung, suing, swang, swing, swung, thing, thong, twang, tying, unpeg, unrig, using, vying, whang, wrang, wring, wrong, wrung, young

92 words found.

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(I-yin) Achaian andiron angle/cast-/corrugated/cramp/electric/golf/pig/pump/sheet/steam/stirrup/waffle/wrought/ iron anion antlion buy/get someone's eye/lie/lie-/ in (Californian) sea/mountain/ lion dandelion flatiron gridiron Hawaiian (hydrogen) ion Lion Lord Lyon Mayan midiron number one.....nine iron Orion Paraguayan parathion sadiron scion Sion Zion zwitterion

casual use of "ing ending words by using" in' " instead e.g. " buying" becomes "buyin' " . Other words could include

crying decrying deep-/pan-/stir/ frying descrying dissatisfying dying espying eyeing eying high-/low-/send/ flying hying keep (on) trying (low-) lying lullabying outcrying outlying plying relying rough-/spin-/tumble-/ drying pieing piing satisfying scrying (self-) denying shying skying spying stying (tie-) dyeing tying underbuying undying unsatisfying untying vying wrying

as extracted from my book.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 47 words with the pattern --I-G. That is, five letter words with 3rd letter I and 5th letter G. In alphabetical order, they are:

acing

aging

ahing

aking

aping

awing

axing

being

bling

boing

bring

cling

cuing

doing

duing

dying

ehing

eking

ering

exing

eying

fling

going

hoing

hying

icing

iring

kaing

klieg

lying

nying

ohing

oping

owing

piing

pling

ruing

sling

sting

suing

swing

thing

toing

tying

using

vying

wring

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It depends on how much liquid (by eying it up) and what accuracy you want in your reading.

In a lab, if you are dealing with between 1 and 10ml, you can use a graduated pipette (this is more accurate than a graduated cylinder).

If smaller than 1ml, you could use a micropipette or a microsyringe (micropipette better).

If larger than 10ml, you may be able to find a graduated pipette that goes above 10ml but they are uncommon in standard labs.

In this case, you would use a graduated cylinder (beaker graduations are very misleading and are error prone)
If you have a graduated cylinder, beaker, measuring cup, etc. feel free to use that. Sometimes when using a graduated cylinder or beaker the liquid will have a dip. It might look kind of like a trampoline that's being stepped on (although it can also be upside down). This is called a meniscus. If there is a meniscus, always take the measurement of the tip of the curve.

If you don't have one of those tools you can take the measurement of the volume like length*width*height (depending on the shape of the container). If you can get this volume in cubic centimeters, one cubic centimeter is equal to a millimeter.

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In chemical laboratories frequently are used pipettes, syringes and burettes.

Some delivering systems are very sensible, down to 1 microlitre.

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There are numerous five letter words which end in the letter "g",listed below are but a few of them:going boing bringtring bling flingsling sting there are so many that i have decided to list but a few,there are enough to make this answer take all night to answer.

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Dogs are pack animals. In the wild they ran in packs and instinctively they protect their pack. Domestic dogs think of their owners as part of their pack.

The dogs get very attached to one person. That person is usually the person who spends the most time with them, which should be their owners. If the dog feels like something or someone is a threat to their owners, they will growl and a back off warning and if you don't they will snap or bite at them.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 9 words with the pattern -Y--G. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter Y and 5th letter G. In alphabetical order, they are:

dying
eying
hying
hyleg
kyang
lying
nying
tying
vying

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It's a long, long, long story, but what the heck, here it is. It all started at the WikiAnswers Dinner/Dance. Brave3 was eying up the last after coffee mint, and had just started to reach for it, when WikiWriter swooped in there and pinched it. This led to a lot of foot stamping and a case of the sulks from Brave3. WikiWriter was so offended by this behaviour that he refused to pull a Christmas Cracker with Brave3. This led to a bout of name-calling from both sides and a withdrawal of the English delegation with a threat of further retaliation.

Despite various forms of diplomatic overtures in the form of prizes from Brave3, the situation took a turn for the worse when Brave3 insisted on sneaking new Supervisors into WA while WikiWriter was attempting to write a Christmas story involving all the Supers in WikiAnswers.

This caused WikiWriter to send Trelawney's Army to Brave3's house to hold their Annual Christmas rampage. Brave3 upped the ante by introducing a large batch of new supervisors, forcing Wikiwriter into another rewrite.

When approached about this war, 10 Downing Street said, 'What a good idea, one way to get the jobless total down', President-Elect Obama said 'Who??', the UN just laughed, and President Bush could not be reached as he was having one last play with the White House train set.

Update

WikiWriter has sent the SAS (Santa's Action Supervisors) in, while Brave3 is thought to be arming tactical water bombs.

Warning

... shape up, boys, or you are both getting coal.

Update

In a extremely sudden move, both Brave3 and WikiWriter signed a peace treaty and an Unilateral Declaration of War on Santa Claus, for sticking it's nose in things it know it should stay out of.

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Dear Madame or Sir....

By chance I had read your unanswered query as to the behavior of squirrels

during earthquakes only a few hours before the Great Eastern Quake of 2011.

By further chance, I happened to be on my break and sitting on a bench amidst

the green splendor of a major eastern university.when the earthquake took us

all by surprise. Keeping your question in mind, in part to calm my own sudden

uncertainties, I followed the activities of the squirrels that had until then been

frolicking in the vicinity, as they are often wont to do. My observations of their

behavior during this unusual event were that, first of all, a number of them seemed

to try gaining entrance to my bag lunch, which sat near me on the bench. A few

of the bolder ones even approached, eying me and the bags contents (a Vietnamese

hoagie!), back and forth, as if literally begging entrance, perhaps even plotting, if that

is possible. Other individuals, at further distance, seemed to find interest in running up

the trunks of the lovely old campus trees, then, when in the lowest branches, turning

to run back down again; in some cases more than one of them at a time, leaving the

impression that they were even chasing each other. Certainly a sign of strain, though

I defer to the experts in such judgments. Finally, a third class of these interesting

creatures, seemed to freeze in place, sitting on their haunches on the manicured

lawn (this being an Ivy League school, after all) and chewing on small items that

they held in place with their tiny front hands. The only overt sign of awareness of their

altered situation was a very rapid eye movement, as if studying their surroundings for

should opportunity should it arise. All in all, a very interesting few moments, I think

you will agree. I do hope these humble observations will be of help to you.

As always, your friend,

E.M.

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As the world begins to shift towards a more green mindset, health food stores are starting to see a boost in sales and are popping up all over the place. While shopping at these stores can be great for your health and increase your cooking creativity, they can also cause your grocery bill to rise. Fortunately, there are ways to shop at health food stores without breaking the bank.

The number one thing to remember when shopping at a health food store is that the store brand is almost always going to be less expensive than the competitive brands, sometimes by as much as three or four dollars. Store brands - especially those at health food stores - are often of the same exact ingredients and quality of other brands, and the thrifty shopper should not hesitate to purchase them. This rings especially true for common household items such as toilet paper and toothpaste.

Also be sure to take note of any and all sales that the store is having. Sales can be a great way to tap into the cheaper side of the store, and can save you quite a bit of money in the long run. If the store sends out a periodical brochure, be sure that you are on the list to receive it. Planning your shopping based upon the store’s current sales will not only save you money but it will also force you to get creative with your cooking.

Finally, while it can be difficult to teach yourself the necessary willpower, it is paramount that you avoid items of considerable luxury and expense. In other words, even though you’ve been eying that hundred dollar can of black truffles for the past month, buying it will destroy any and all efforts that you’ve made in the past to save money. Learning to save money is in many ways about restraint, and with restraint comes humility. Switching out expensive items for inexpensive items will increase the versatility of your cooking and keep your wallet in decent shape.

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depends on your skills in the both, personally I like reading when the author uses a third person view, but if the story is going about a person or a persons life, there is somewhat a better way of understanding him when you write first person.

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194 words found.

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Finding the right insurance provider is important when trying to cut costs on your coverage. Many people will overspend when it comes to paying for their auto insurance. The truth of the matter is that you do not need to pay a lot of money just to have coverage for your car. There are many tips that you can make use of if you would like to begin cutting costs on your monthly bills. These tips should be used if you wish to remain on a tight budget in order to remain as debt-free as possible.

Before you buy any car, make sure that you do a free rate quote to see how much you will be paying each month. While most insurance providers will take your age, gender, and driving record into account, others will also take the actual car into consideration as well. If the car you are about to buy is known for accidents and its incidences of getting pulled over for tickets, you will more than likely have to spend more on its insurance. In some cases, it really does pay to buy a very basic car that gets you to where you need to go. A basic four-door car will cost you a lot less in insurance than that cherry red convertible that you have been eying.

When it comes to finding the right insurance provider, you will need to do a little research on the Internet. You can find many different companies by doing a simple search on your web browser. You can then compare different rates by using a calculator that many of these companies have handy. If need be, contact the provider directly to get some information so that you are able to make an educated decision when it comes to buying the insurance that is needed for your car.

Auto insurance is a necessity, but it is not necessary that you pay a lot of money each month for it. If you have an older car, you can take a lot of coverage off of it to reduce costs. Also, you should never be frightened when it comes to switching insurance companies altogether. In many cases, you will be able to save hundreds of dollars when you go from your current provider to a new one that is offering better rates. Finding the best company is all about the research that you conduct for yourself online.

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These days, people need to be a little smarter with how they spend their money. That isn't to say that people haven't been smart in the past with how they've spent their money, it's more to say that the economy doesn't look very pretty now and everyone is hurting. Due to the many problems that are presented to working class families that enjoy a good hunting or fishing trip by this economy, it's important to stretch every dollar you spend and make sure that you're spending the money where it counts. Not only is Gander Mountain a great place to find the things you need, but it's a great place to find the deals you need as well.

This is mostly due to the proliferation of online sites that offer coupons from many different businesses free of charge. These sites get their revenue through the ads they put on their sites, so they can offer you free and unfettered access to coupons that can help you afford that new piece of gear you've been eying for the past few months. Not only that, but they are easy to use, and they often offer step by step instructions on how to get your coupon from the website to the store with a minimum of fuss.

Gander Mountain coupons come in a variety of ways, and it doesn't always have to be with a "Gander Mountain" logo on the front. The truth is that you can also use manufacturers coupons at Gander Mountain, so that really opens up your possible choices when looking for coupons. This means that you can use "Gander Mountain" coupons, but you can also use coupons at Gander Mountain that are printed by the manufacturer as long as their still within the date set on the coupon.

Saving money is high on everyone's list of priorities. However, this doesn't mean that you have to go without your yearly recreational hunting and fishing activities. By using Gander Mountain coupons, you're ensuring that you can take on the same hunting challenges this year as every year before, without having to worry about any debilitating financial repercussions from your various purchases.

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Many people may think that getting a Deere tractor is just a matter of opening up a brochure and pointing at one that is not too big or too small for you. The truth is that there is a lot more finesse required when it comes to picking out one of these beast-like machines. Below are a few things that you should go over to help you make your decision as it will remain with you for decades to come.

%C2%B7 Are you going to build your own or buy a ready-made tractor? – How amazing is it that today anything can be custom assembled for you? Today, a person can have a Deere tractor assembled right down to their specifics if they choose. However, one will need to know exactly what they need before they do this. If you have no one to consult and no clue on the parts you need, then it may be advisable to overlook this option and go for the ready-made Deere tractor.

%C2%B7 Maintenance – Not every tractor will require the same amount of maintenance. Make sure that you ask and can afford the type of maintenance of the tractor that you are eying. It will be a pity to get a Deere tractor that remains parked in times of need because you could not afford to maintain the beautiful beast.

%C2%B7 Power necessity – You will have to get informed on the amount of power you will require from your tractor before you go out and buy one. The more power you are going to need the higher the cost of the tractor. It has never been a disadvantage to have more power than you need, but it’s a great disadvantage to not have enough.

%C2%B7 Transmission – Are you one of those people who prefer to drive automatic vehicles because manual transmission is too much of a hustle? Imagine having the same transmission on a bigger machine like a John Deere tractor. Make sure you get a model with your preferred type of transmission or else you will dislike using it.

Lastly, test the tractor before purchasing it. This is especially important if you’re buying a used John Deere tractor, along with having a professional look over the machine to see if it’s in top condition. In some ways, purchasing a John Deere tractor is like purchasing a car, which makes sense because some are vehicles that cost just as much - if not more than - a car.

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Dhirubhaism by A.G.Krishnamurthy, published by Tata McGraw Hill, is a sleek good-read with quite a few inspiring anecdotes for the top managers and would-be entrepreneurs. That seems to be the limited endeavour of the book too.

If you however take 'ism' in the title of the book to mean an encompassing system of thought of a person and go for this book to grasp what Ambani meant to be business, economy et al, you will be mistaken. This is a book of the personal reflections of the author about a few business practices of Ambani.

15 traits, according the book, constitute the work ethos of Dhirubhai. We understand them to be - taking on a crisis head-on rather than leaving it to the managers to grapple with, standing by the manager to face adversity, extending a hand of charity without the other hand knowing it, balancing a wish with its possibility, being informal with subordinates, supplying to invigorate demand, eying a quality product as the objective and money being just a by-product, not encroaching the space of the professional employed, continuously expanding the sphere of activity, maintaining proximity to learn from people across cross sections, having gigantic plans, dogged adherence to their realization, leaving things to lieutenants to do all by themselves and being optimistic.

The book and these traits are so generic that substituting the name Dhirubhai could make it a book on any of the countless other successful entrepreneurs we see across the country. The same could be said of the writer himself, who hailed from Vinukonda and with his 'Mudra' went on to become a key figure in the International Advertising Industry.

At the end of the book, you would feel the tragic dearth of literature to comprehend a stupendous mystical phenomenon like Ambani, a matriculate son of a school teacher beginning as a workman and ending up being the richest Indian.

Is it the intrinsic difficulty of cognition of such a subject that makes literature scarce?

Or is it that monetary success has more to do with the objective play of the complex and intricate interstices of the socio-political and economic system and less to do with the subjective individual prowess, thereby rendering a personal biography too sleek and uninteresting?

But then, why do we have scores of books and resources to know of the Tata and Birla? Is it that all successes do not leave a legacy or do not necessarily go with an illustrious life and attendant thought to be cherished?

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Eying that top of the line camera, but refuse to pay top of the line money for one? Fear not, with a little work, and some smart spending, you can still get what you want out of a camera and pay less for it.

Compare Prices

The first step to getting a great deal for a camera is to compare prices. Go to stores like Best Buy or Target and see how they're pricing their products. Usually you'll find that one is offering better deals than the other one. Also don't forget to check online, as sites like amazon.com normally have better deals than retail stores. Just remember, when you look online be sure to read the customer reviews of the product. The reviews will give you better insight into the overall quality of the camera.

Buy An Older Model

If you're only looking to take pictures of your family and friends or the places you go, most likely you won't need the most sophisticated, up-to-date camera on the market. Keep your mind open to buying an older model of a camera. These older models will normally have everything you're looking for while still being cheaper than the newer models. And if you're afraid that older models are outdated, remember that most devices these days become outdated as soon as they hit the shelves.

Timing

Timing is everything, and great deals on cameras are no exception. There are certain times in the year when camera prices tend to decline, usually in January and February. During these two months, camera sellers are introducing their newest models at big trade events such as the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Once the new models hit the stores, retailers will often give big discounts on their older models.

Pixels

You may or may not have noticed that the price of a camera coincides with the amount of pixels it has. It is a good idea to figure out how detailed you want your pictures to be before you buy the camera you want. For amateurs, usually 8 megapixels and up will give you what you what you need.

Going SLR or Compact

You should check out both models, the SLR is a more professional type of camera that has higher quality but is more expensive. On the other hand, a compact is cheaper and more travel friendly. While a compact may not have the same quality as a SLR, it will get the job done in most cases. In the end, your decision will ultimately depend on your quality needs and budget.

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4 letter words - G : * gear * gash * goad * grey * gift * girl * gill * grip * grit * good * goon * grin * glad * grid * grad * gall * game * gang * gape * garb * glib * gasp * grip * gasp * grow * gaze * give * gave * geek * gore * gene * geld * gorp * gent * germ * gird * gild * gold * gilt * gist * glop * glob * glee * glue * glum * glen * glut * gnaw * gown * gone * goal * goof * golf * gory * goop * goth * grab * gout * gram * gull * gunk * gush * guru * gray

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Words that begin with E:

3 letters:

· ear

· eat

· eau

· ebb

· eel

· egg

· ego

· elf

· elk

· end

· era

· err

· eta

· eve

· ewe

· eye

4 letters:

· each

· earn

· ears

· ease

· east

· easy

· eats

· eave

· ebbs

· ebon

· echo

· edge

· edgy

· edit

· eels

· egad

· egos

· eked

· elks

· elms

· else

· emit

· ends

· envy

· epee

· epic

· eras

· ergo

· errs

· espy

· etch

· etic

· even

· ever

· exam

· exec

· exit

· expo

· eyed

· eyes

5 letters:

· eager

· eagle

· early

· earns

· earth

· eased

· easel

· eaten

· eater

· eaves

· ebony

· edged

· edict

· edits

· eerie

· egret

· eight

· eject

· elate

· elbow

· elder

· elect

· elegy

· elite

· elope

· elude

· elves

· email

· ember

· emcee

· emery

· emits

· empty

· enact

· ended

· endow

· enemy

· enjoy

· enroll

· ensue

· enter

· entry

· envoy

· epics

· epoxy

· equal

· equip

· erase

· erect

· erode

· erred

· error

· essay

· estop

· ether

· ethic

· ethos

· event

· every

· evict

· evils

· evoke

· exact

· exalt

· exams

· excel

· execs

· exert

· exile

· exist

· exits

· expat

· expel

· expos

· extol

· extra

· exult

· eying

6 letters:

· eagles

· earful

· earing

· earned

· earner

· earthy

· earwax

· easels

· easier

· easily

· easing

· easter

· eaters

· eatery

· eating

· ebbing

· echoed

· éclair

· edging

· edicts

· edited

· editor

· educed

· eerier

· efface

· effect

· effigy

· effort

· egoism

· egoist

· egrets

· eighth

· eights

· eighty

· either

· ejects

· elapse

· elated

· elater

· elates

· elbows

· elders

· eldest

· elects

· eleven

· elfish

· elicit

· elixir

· eloped

· eloper

· eluded

· eludes

· emails

· embalm

· embark

· embers

· emblem

· embody

· emboss

· embryo

· emcees

· emerge

· émigré

· emoted

· empire

· employ

· enable

· enacts

· enamel

· encage

· encamp

· encase

· encode

· encore

· endear

· ending

· endive

· endows

· endures

· endure

· energy

· enface

· enfold

· engage

· engine

· engulf

· enigma

· enjoin

· enjoys

· enlace

· enlist

· enmity

· enough

· enrage

· enrapt

· enrich

· enrobe

· enroll

· enroot

· ensign

· ensure

· entail

· enters

· entice

· entire

· entomb

· entrap

· envied

· envoys

· enwrap

· enzyme

· epical

· epochs

· equals

· equate

· equips

· equity

· erased

· eraser

· erects

· eroded

· erotic

· errand

· erring

· errors

· erupts

· escape

· eschew

· escort

· escrow

· espied

· essays

· estate

· esteem

· etched

· ethics

· eulogy

· eureka

· evaded

· evader

· evades

· evenly

· events

· evicts

· evoked

· evoker

· evokes

· evolve

· exacta

· exalts

· exceed

· excels

· except

· excess

· excise

· excite

· excuse

· exempt

· exerts

· exhale

· exhort

· exhume

· exiled

· exiles

· exists

· exited

· exodus

· exotic

· expand

· expats

· expect

· expels

· expend

· expert

· expire

· export

· expose

· exuded

· eyeful

· eyelid

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Running

Jumping

Hopping

Playing

Eating

Sitting

Destroying

Creating

Thinking

Helping

Doing

Pounding

Punching

Hitting

Getting

Slaying

Killing

Murdering

Modifying

Spying

Crying

Flattering

Dieing

Peeing

Questing

Slashing

Stabbing

Scattering

Crushing

Smattering

Crumbling

Stopping

Slowing

Speeding

Ringing

Dinging

Singing

Clinging

Binging

Binding

Blinding

Grinding

Finding

Minding

Lining

Aliening

Stirring

Clawing

Humping

Starring

Drinking

Sleeping

Cracking

Mending

Healing

Restoring

Fostering

Rejuvenating

Touching

Praying

Waving

Striving

Lending

Dusting

Pottering

Pattering

Rostering

Laughing

Joking

Saying

Speaking

Spelling

Ending

Beginning

Starting

Letting

Passing

Failing

Writing

Talking

Yelling

Slapping

Flicking

Bean-Dipping

Dipping

Stripping

Kissing

Sexing

Weighing

Measuring

Volunteering

Enjoying

Tearing

Biting

Snatching

Skinny-Dipping

Diving

Swimming

Rewarding

Lunging

Powering

Divining

Messaging

Protecting

Blocking

Parrying

Defensing

Dodging

Defending

Offending

Shortening

Missing

Rating

Forwarding

Storing

Forging

Mining

Burning

Flaming

Firing

Scorching

Staggering

Mumbling

Smiting

Blasting

Corrupting

Interfering

Fearing

Scaring

Fencing

Frightening

Striking

Jacking

Masturbating

Laying

Founding

Watering

Interjecting

Guarding

Deafening

Thinning

Siding

Fattening

Widening

Sliding

Hiding

Guiding

Bulging

Building

Balding

Teaching

Showing

Staining

Dirtying

Mocking

Mimicking

Mastering

Cursing

Lighting

Damning

Trying

Mailing

Bailing

Jailing

Trailing

Nailing

Bowling

Hiking

Kiting

Kidding

Moaning

Drowning

Growing

Spamming

Cramming

Jamming

Tanning

Legging

Footing

Handing

Heading

Butting

Backing

Eying

Nosing

Mouthing

Capping

Hearing

Bellying

Trunking

Driving

Rubbing

Steering

Smearing

Searing

Peering

Daring

Smoking

Freezing

Winding

Blowing

Heating

Warming

Thundering

Earthing

Quaking

Queering

Registering

Signing

Poling

Voting

Bearing

Catting

Dogging

Cheating

Beating

Defeating

Losing

Numbing

Dumping

Thumping

Saving

Canceling

Leaving

Arcading

Hunching

Quitting

Quieting

Silencing

Vowing

Promising

Scratching

Recording

Making

Progressing

Professing

Intersecting

Majoring

Minoring

Oiling

Glimmering

Answering

Editing

Improving

Copyrighting

Texting

Including

Doing

Knotting

Marking

Contending

Listing

Paging

Calling

Dialing

Assaulting

Insulting

Confronting

Multiplying

Obeying

Acting

Mixing

Unvarying

Varying

Flocking

Flapping

Flabbergasting

Milling

Pulling

Pushing

Sailing

Impaling

Stalling

Strolling

Slicking

Licking

Humming

Thumbing

Downing

Crowning

Hating

Loving

Liking

Disrupting

Duping

Doping

Wiping

Tempering

Domineering

Engineering

Jeweling

Crafting

Herding

Tailoring

Metalworking

Teleworking

Telemarketing

Ironing

Farming

Milking

Sucking

Balling

Questioning

Obligating

Chickening

Roosting

Rousting

Resurrecting

Reviving

Enchanting

Disenchanting

Reassuring

Insuring

Fishing

Lancing

Spearing

Shooting

Arrowing

Bowing

Stringing

Carving

Pocking

Pick-Pocketing

Slitting

Nibbling

Striving

Acing

Besting

Bettering

Worsening

Boobing

Checking

Coming

Cumming

Crouching

Resisting

Retaliating

Reflecting

Ravaging

Focusing

Farting

Funneling

Foaming

Spraying

Stuffing

Skating

Moderating

Taping

Emailing

Sending

Receiving

Gathering

Chopping

Chaining

Cutting

Massaging

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At the trailing end of what has been termed by some, usually dismissively, as the "disposable era", where planned obsolescence and the notion of simply throwing electronics into the garbage when they failed to work rather than recycling or refurbishing them, a new vein of frugality seems to be settling into the common culture. The question of equity: is it worth it to trade games in to GameStop, Future Shop, or Wal-Mart? (Recycle) The strategy for used games from a consumer standpoint is actually very simple -- games can generally be separated into primary groups.

Collectibles, standards, and disposables. There are several criteria that may somewhat define each. Collectibles: RPGs are most likely to be the genre which retains value over the longest period of time. Think Xenoblade, or Lost Odyssey. That being said, in earlier console generations, scarcity was a much larger factory than game quality. Overall, collectible-quality games are those which may have limited production runs, relatively high demand (so no "Chicken Shoot" for the Wii, folks), and high profile. If not a high profile now, then great potential for one later. It may actually be better to hold onto these than to trade them in right away. Standards:This is your Titanfall. Resident Evil 5 and 6. GTA IV and perhaps even GTA V. The game that you play through exhaustively for a month, love it, and then defeat it entirely. Trade it in now for half of what you paid for it before it becomes a $10 value. Disposables: Wow. You got burned. This is what happens when you pay full price for Fable 3 or Duke Nukem Forever (all apologies to Peter Molyneux). Trade it in as soon as humanly possible, or take advantage of the gameplay guarantee often offered by Gamestop for a full week of your 100% satisfaction. Remember to make the most of your game equity! Make sure you take advantage of any loyalty cards that a retailer may offer that bump up the TIV or trade in value. GameStop most famously offers the EDGE membership card; Futureshop and Wal-Mart may give similar benefits. Fixing your old discs via resurfacing, and purchasing and trading unused steamkeys (Re-use) One thing that people in the 21st century rarely think about is the possibility of resurfacing old discs back to workable condition. While the old handheld units may not be up to code, professional grade buffers do exist (check our local indie gameslingers) and can get the job done for perhaps $2 to $3 per disc. Another venue to check out when eying digital "recycling" would certainly be SteamTrades -- a legit service monitored and logged by Steam that allows users to trade gift and unused keys amongst the community. Often games can be had for up to 80% or 90% off of their current price with a canny offer or a perfect bid. Believe it or not, TF2 keys (digital keys that unlock "treasure chests" within the Team Fortress 2 game) are the standard currency amongst Steam traders. Returning old TV's, VCRs, and other electronics to local recycling depots (Reduce) In the last decade, the concept of an environmental deposit or depot fee on consumer electronics has become omnipresent. This means, essentially, that you are paying upfront for the cost-free disposal of your electronics at a free depot near you. Make sure that if you are going to dispose of large electronics such as speakers, televisions, amplifiers, or videogame consoles / desktops / laptops, that you contact your local recycling center. Proper disposal of e-waste is necessary to prevent damage to soil as well as proper reclamation of the valuable materials inside your electronics. By keeping the three primary horsemen of the waste hierarchy in mind (famously -- recycle, reduce, reuse) when dealing with our consumer electronics, we not only ensure a greener and healthier environment for ourselves and future generations, but we can score some really sweet deals or save some cash in the process.

So grab your old controller (not quite yet ready for the boneyard) and your used games and head on down to the local game shop, or better yet, put it in the disc tray and give it another spin. There may be a few secrets you still need to 100% the game!

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acing, acini, adunc, aeons, agene, agent, aging, agone, agons, agony, ahing, airns, akene, aland, alane, alang, alans, alant, aline, alone, along, amend, amens, ament, amine, amino, amins, among, anent, aping, arena, arene, atone, atony, avens, awing, axing, axone, axons, ayins, azans, azine, azons, banns, barns, barny, beano, beans, being, benne, benni, benny, bhang, biont, bland, blank, blend, blent, blind, blini, blink, blond, blunt, boing, bonne, bonny, boons, borne, bound, brand, brank, brans, brant, brens, brent, brine, bring, brink, brins, briny, bronc, brung, brunt, bunns, bunny, burns, burnt, bwana, cains, canna, canny, carns, carny, chang, chant, china, chine, chink, chino, chins, chunk, cions, clang, clank, clans, cline, cling, clink, clone, clonk, clons, clung, clunk, coins, conns, coons, corns, cornu, corny, count, crane, crank, crone, crony, cuing, curns, cyano, cyans, damns, darns, daunt, dawns, deans, diene, djinn, djins, doing, donna, donne, downs, downy, drank, drink, drone, drunk, durns, dwine, dying, earns, ebons, ebony, eking, eland, elans, elint, emend, evens, event, exine, exing, exons, eying, faena, faint, fanny, fauna, fauns, fawns, fawny, feint, fenny, ferns, ferny, fiend, finny, firns, flank, flans, fling, flint, flong, flung, flunk, fohns, foins, found, fount, franc, frank, frena, frond, frons, front, funny, gains, garni, gaunt, giant, ginny, girns, gland, glans, glens, glint, going, goons, goony, gowns, grana, grand, grans, grant, grind, grins, grunt, guano, guans, gunny, gwine, haint, haunt, henna, herns, hinny, horns, horny, hound, hyena, hying, hymns, icing, icons, ikons, imine, imino, inane, iring, irone, irons, irony, jaunt, jeans, jenny, jinni, jinns, jnana, johns, joins, joint, kains, kaons, karns, keens, kerne, kerns, khans, kiang, kilns, kirns, klong, koans, koine, krona, krone, lawns, lawny, leans, leant, leone, liana, liane, liang, liens, limns, linns, lions, llano, loans, loins, loons, loony, lying, mains, manna, maund, means, meant, meany, meiny, mesne, miens, minny, moans, moons, moony, morns, mound, mount, muons, nanny, neons, ninny, noons, nouns, ohing, omens, opens, opine, oping, orang, ovens, ovine, owing, ozone, pains, paint, panne, pawns, peans, peens, peins, penna, penni, penny, peons, peony, phone, phono, phons, phony, piano, pians, piing, pinna, pinny, pions, pirns, plane, plank, plans, plant, plena, plink, plonk, plunk, poind, point, poons, porno, porns, porny, pound, prang, prank, prink, print, prone, prong, prune, punny, pyins, quant, quins, quint, rains, rainy, regna, reink, reins, rhino, riant, roans, round, ruana, ruing, ruins, runny, sains, saint, sauna, scans, scant, scena, scend, scene, scent, scone, segni, segno, seine, senna, shank, shend, shent, shine, shins, shiny, shone, shuns, shunt, signa, signs, skank, skene, skink, skins, skint, skunk, slang, slank, slant, sling, slink, slung, slunk, sonny, sorns, sound, spang, spank, spans, spend, spent, spine, spins, spiny, spunk, stand, stane, stang, stank, steno, stent, sting, stink, stint, stone, stony, stung, stunk, stuns, stunt, suing, suint, sunna, sunns, sunny, swang, swank, swans, swine, swing, swink, swung, tains, taint, tarns, taunt, tawny, teens, teeny, teind, terne, terns, thane, thank, thens, thine, thing, think, thins, thong, thunk, tinny, tonne, toons, towns, towny, trank, tranq, trans, trend, trine, trona, trone, trunk, tunny, turns, twang, twine, twins, twiny, tying, udons, ulans, upend, urine, using, varna, vaunt, veena, veins, veiny, viand, vying, wains, warns, weans, weens, weeny, wenny, whang, whens, whine, whins, whiny, wound, wrang, wrens, wring, wrong, wrung, wynns, yarns, yawns, yeans, young, yuans, zeins, zoons

530 words found.

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ayahs, ayelp, aygre, ayins, ayont, ayres, ayrie, byded, bydes, byked, bykes, bylaw, byres, byrls, byssi, bytes, byway, cyano, cyans, cyber, cycad, cycas, cycle, cyclo, cyder, cylix, cymae, cymar, cymas, cymes, cymol, cynic, cysts, cytes, cyton, dyads, dyers, dying, dyked, dykes, dykey, dynel, dynes, eyass, eyers, eying, eyots, eyras, eyres, eyrie, eyrir, fyces, fyked, fykes, fyles, fyrds, fytte, gyals, gybed, gybes, gyeld, gymps, gynae, gynie, gynny, gyoza, gyppo, gyppy, gypsy, gyral, gyred, gyres, gyron, gyros, gyrus, gytes, gyved, gyves, hydra, hydro, hyena, hyens, hying, hykes, hylas, hyleg, hyles, hylic, hymen, hymns, hynde, hyoid, hyped, hyper, hypes, hypha, hypos, hyrax, hyson, hythe, kyack, kyaks, kyang, kyars, kyats, kybos, kydst, kyles, kylie, kylin, kylix, kyloe, kynde, kynds, kypes, kyrie, kytes, kythe, lyams, lyard, lyart, lyase, lycea, lycee, lycra, lying, lymes, lymph, lynch, lynes, lyres, lyric, lysed, lyses, lysin, lysis, lysol, lyssa, lyted, lytes, lythe, lytic, lytta, myall, mylar, mynah, mynas, myoid, myoma, myope, myops, myopy, myrrh, mysid, mythi, myths, mythy, myxos, nyaff, nyala, nying, nylon, nymph, nyssa, oyers, pyats, pyets, pygal, pygmy, pyins, pylon, pyned, pynes, pyoid, pyots, pyral, pyran, pyres, pyrex, pyric, pyros, pyxed, pyxes, pyxie, pyxis, ryals, rybat, ryked, rykes, rymme, rynds, ryots, ryper, sybbe, sybil, syboe, sybow, sycee, syces, syens, syker, sykes, sylis, sylph, sylva, symar, synch, syncs, synds, syned, synes, synod, synth, syped, sypes, syphs, syrah, syren, syrup, sysop, sythe, syver, tyees, tyers, tying, tyiyn, tykes, tyler, tymps, tynde, tyned, tynes, typal, typed, types, typey, typic, typos, typps, typto, tyran, tyred, tyres, tyros, tythe, vying, wyled, wyles, wynds, wynns, wyted, wytes, xylan, xylem, xylic, xylol, xylyl, xysti, xysts, zygal, zygon, zymes & zymic

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 758 words with the pattern ---N-. That is, five letter words with 4th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:

aband

abuna

abune

acing

acini

adunc

aeons

agene

agent

aging

agone

agons

agony

ahent

ahind

ahing

ahint

airns

akene

aking

aland

alane

alang

alans

alant

aline

alone

along

amend

amene

amens

ament

amine

amino

amins

among

anana

anent

aping

arena

arene

asana

atone

atony

avant

avens

avine

awing

axing

axone

axons

ayins

ayont

azans

azine

azons

banns

barns

barny

bawns

beano

beans

beany

being

benne

benni

benny

bhang

bhuna

biont

bland

blank

blend

blent

blind

bling

blini

blink

blins

bliny

blond

blunk

blunt

boing

boink

bonne

bonny

boong

boons

borna

borne

bound

bouns

bowne

brand

brank

brans

brant

brens

brent

brine

bring

brink

brins

briny

bronc

brond

brung

brunt

bunns

bunny

burns

burnt

bwana

cains

canna

canns

canny

carns

carny

cerne

chang

chank

chant

china

chine

chink

chino

chins

chons

chunk

chynd

cions

clang

clank

clans

cline

cling

clink

clint

clone

clonk

clons

clung

clunk

coins

conne

conns

coons

corni

corno

corns

cornu

corny

count

crane

crank

crans

crena

crine

crone

cronk

crony

ctene

cuing

curns

curny

cyano

cyans

daine

daint

damns

danny

darns

daunt

dawns

daynt

deans

deens

derns

diene

dinna

djinn

djins

doing

donna

donne

donny

doona

downa

downs

downy

drank

drant

drent

drink

drone

drony

drunk

duans

duing

dunno

dunny

durns

dwang

dwine

dying

earns

ebons

ebony

eevns

ehing

eigne

eking

eland

elans

elint

emend

emong

ering

etens

evens

event

exine

exing

exons

eying

faena

faine

fains

faint

fanny

fauna

fauns

fawns

fawny

fayne

feens

feint

fenny

ferns

ferny

fiend

fient

finny

firns

fitna

flank

flans

fling

flint

flong

flung

flunk

fohns

foins

found

fount

foyne

franc

frank

frena

frond

frons

front

funny

gains

garni

gaunt

geans

genny

gerne

giant

ginny

girns

gland

glans

glens

glent

glint

going

gonna

goons

goony

gowns

grana

grand

grans

grant

grens

grenz

grind

grins

grone

grunt

guana

guano

guans

gunny

gurns

gwine

gynny

hains

haint

harns

haunt

henna

henny

herns

hiant

hinny

hoing

hoons

horns

horny

hound

hudna

hyena

hyens

hying

hymns

icing

icons

idant

ident

ikans

ikons

imine

imino

inane

iring

irone

irons

irony

janns

janny

jaunt

jeans

jenny

jeune

jinne

jinni

jinns

jnana

johns

joins

joint

kaing

kains

kaons

karns

keeno

keens

kerne

kerns

khans

kiang

kilns

kirns

klang

klong

koans

koine

krang

krans

kranz

kreng

krona

krone

kyang

larns

laund

lawns

lawny

leans

leant

leany

leone

liana

liane

liang

liens

ligne

limns

linns

linny

lions

llano

loans

loins

loons

loony

lound

louns

lownd

lowne

lowns

lying

mains

manna

maund

meane

means

meant

meany

meins

meint

meiny

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