21. The John & Gina Show Old and newly-discovered palindromes. http://www.wunderland.com/WTS/Ginohn/cetera/palindromes.html

the human ginohn project Home About The Mysterious Reappearance of Ginohn Jun 4th, 2009 by Gina 1 comment So, to pick up where I last left off, (looking at my calendar here) I guess the next event was a visit to the same laser tag The next Saturday was the Empty Bowls event my pottery group puts on almost every year (this was our 3rd or 4th event, but we skipped last year). It went extremely well, and we raised over $5000 for Help -By-Phone. Overheard in NY very cute hole in the wall From there we walked to Greenwich Village and The Strand bookstore where we spent a good chunk of time. Then it was on to the Upper West Side, I believe, to get dinner before the Jonathan Coulton Paul and Storm Ozen , where my Thai curry was num num nums! I had some left over and Alex kindly stored it in his Strand man bag the whole show on youtube After the show I was waiting around, and RnA were in the bathrooms, when Jonathan walked up the aisle toward the back to start the meet and greet. Since he was walking right by me I said Hi, and he paused and came over and said Hi and gave me a little hug. Minion shirt on with them (I am  Souvenir Photo Minion Lincoln Shrek: The Musical at the Broadway Theater. The seats were very close on the right side, maybe a little too close - and the seats themselves were low and cradling - and tightly packed -you felt kind of like a comfortable sardine. The show was great. I have only been to two shows on Broadway before (around 15 years ago), and neither were quite like this. The sets were amazing, and the costumes too. The show was very fun and funny and even sad at times, and totally ridiculous. The singing and dancing was good too. We had a great time. We went through Central Park and had a great time there, and headed to

22. Palindromes Here's a look at some Spanish palindromes (words or sentences that are spelled the same backward and forward). http://spanish.about.com/od/vocabularygamesandpuzzle/a/palindrome.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Education Spanish Language Spanish Language Search Spanish Language Start Learning Continue Learning Culture ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Spanish Language Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum Spelling's the Same, Backward and Forward By Gerald Erichsen , About.com Guide See More About: palindromes spanish trivia spanish word games zSB(3,3) For those who like to play word games, palindromes can be fun to play with in either Spanish or English. Palindromes are words, phrases or sentences that use the same letters both backward and forward. One of the most famous in English may have been Adam's first words to Eve: "Madam, I'm Adam." To that, she was able to learn fast and replied with a palindrome of her own: "Eve." Spanish too has palindromes, and like many of the ones written in English they often rely on obscure words or unnatural word order to work. As in English, spaces and capitalization don't count, and neither do accent marks. The longest common single-word palindrome in Spanish is reconocer , "to recognize," which has the same number of letters as sometemos , a conjugated verb meaning "we submit." Some Spanish-speaking word gamesters have proposed the longer word

23. Palindromes palindromes. Did you figure it out?. . . Radar, sis, racecar, and Bob are each spelled the same way backwards and forwards. It becomes far more interesting when you have phrases and http://home.earthlink.net/~jesmith/Palindrome.html

PALINDROMES Did you figure it out?. . . Radar, sis, racecar, and Bob are each spelled the same way backwards and forwards. It becomes far more interesting when you have phrases and sentences which follow the same pattern and still make some kind of sense. Here are some examples. . . dumb mud so many dynamos Was it a cat I saw? Kayak salad - Alaska yak Ma has a ham. Rats live on no evil star. Madam, in Eden, I'm Adam. Lew, Otto has a hot towel! Able was I ere I saw Elba. (What Napoleon could have said.) Gateman sees name, garageman sees name tag. Poor Dan is in a droop. was it a car or a cat I saw? Too hot to hoot! Panda had nap A Toyota! Race fast, safe car. A Toyota Cigar? Toss it in a can. It is so tragic. On a clover, if alive, erupts a vast, pure evil, a fire volcano. A man, a plan, a canal, Panama. Straw -� No, too stupid a fad -� I put soot on warts! Put it up Ten animals I slam in a net Boston, O do not sob Here are my two silly favorites. . . Sit on a potato pan, Otis. Vanna, wanna V? Here's a new silly favorite submitted by a visitor to this page.

24. Palindromes (Political Satire At PoliSat.Com TM �) Reader-contributed commentaries on political leaders. http://polisat.com/palindp.htm

�support our troops, support Bush, support Cheney, support victory in Iraq, support victory in Afghanistan, Clinton Liebrary, http://PoliSat.Com , PoliSatDOTcom, Salute America's Heroes, Fallen Heroes Fund, oppose Gore's Global Warming theory, support milblogs, Michael Yon, Pat Dollard, BlackFive, MilBlogs, MilBlogging, Michael Yon, Mudville Gazette, HotAir.Com, JawaReport, PajamasMedia , VictoryCaucus , VetsForFreedom , FreedomsWatch , DayByDayCartoon , WrennCom.Com , Video , Political Satire, Politics, News, oppose MoveOn.Org, oppose Code Pink, oppose DailyKos, oppose ANSWER, support PoliSat.Com, support WrennCom.Com, � WWW PoliSat.Com First Things First Salute America's Heroes Fallen Heroes Fund Frequent-Flyer-Miles for Troops ... Home Posts Current Recent Videos/Toons/Songs Latest Embed-Codes Text Index Images Index Archives Old � New � About Contact Syndication Affiliates ... GlobalWeb Semordnilap Palindromes What's a palindrome? It's a phrase, sentence or series of phrases or sentences reading the same frontward or backward. For more information, visit the Palindrome links on our Links Page Index to Palindromes: click here to load left-column menu with index to Palindromes Campaign Palindromes Go here Special Palindromic Time/Date Tribute: 20:02 02-20-2002: February 20 Poli Sat .Com's ... editor@polisat.com

25. FASCINATING PALINDROMES palindromes In a mathematical context a palindrome is a number that reads the same in either a forward or backward direction. In other words a palindrome (or palindromic number http://www.iol.ie/~peter/num1.html

Palindromes In a mathematical context a palindrome is a number that reads the same in either a forward or backward direction. In other words a palindrome (or palindromic number) is equal to its reverse. Thus for example 1331 is a palindrome. Such numbers have considerable psycho-mathematical significance Fascinating Palindromes There are many fascinating palindromes involving consecutive digit sequences. For example in base 10 we can construct palindromes with consecutive digits starting with 1. For example 121 is such a palindrome. It is divisible by 11 with the result = 11 which of course is also a palindrome. (Note that in this example the highest digit 2 is even.) With the requirement that the highest digit is even the next such palindrome is 1234321. Again it is divisible by 11 with the result = 112211. Continuing on in this fashion the next such palindrome is 12345654321. Again it is divisible by 11 with the result = 1122332211. This pattern will repeat itself with the final single even digit in base 10 as highest digit. Thus 123456787654321 divided by 11 = 11223344332211.

26. The Palindromist Magazine An offline journal for people who write and enjoy palindromes. http://www.realchange.org/pal/

The Palindromist A Journal For People Who WRITE - and Read - Palindromes What Is The Palindromist Magazine? - General Information on Palindromes - The Palindromist On Line - What's ahead in future issues ... - How to submit your palindromes, articles, letters, cartoons or artwork for future issues What IS the Palindromist? The Palindromist is the world's greatest palindrome magazine. Each issue contains articles, cartoons, puzzles, a contest, and dozens of new, original, high quality palindromes. We strongly encourage readers to create their own palindromes and submit them for future issues. Issues are organized around themes; here is what the issues to date have included. - Contents of issue #7: Sports - Contents of issue #6: The Literature Issue - Contents of issue #5: The Kids Issue - Contents of issue #4: Palindromic Poetry ... Back to the top Issue #1: Lots of new, original palindromes, including an excellent 51-word poem (palindromic) Confessions of a Psycho Killer Lead article: Sotades the Obscene of Maronea (275 BC) Palindrome puzzlers Palindrome cartoons Palindromes on the Internet Who wrote the great palindromes?

27. Appendix:Palindromic Words - Wiktionary aibohphobia – a joke word meaning fear of palindromes , deliberately constructed so as to be one (various other words have been contrived along these lines, such as ailihphilia http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Palindromic_words

Appendix:Palindromic words Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary Jump to: navigation search A user suggests that this appendix should be cleaned up, giving the reason: “uniform formatting, sort inside languages…”. Please see the discussion on Requests for cleanup or the talk page for more information and remove this template after the problem has been dealt with. This appendix contains known single-word palindromes in a variety of different languages. Within each section words are sorted by length (longest first). Words of the same length are sorted alphabetically. For multi-word palindromes see Appendix:Palindromic phrases Contents English palindromic words 12 letters 11 letters 9 letters ... edit English palindromic words This list includes some proper names, hyphenated words and archaic words, as well as some names and words of foreign origin. The primary criterion for inclusion here is that the word is listed in one or more of the dictionaries or encyclopedias referenced by the OneLook dictionary search . However, some entries have been included on the basis of plausible evidence from other websites, or the application of living prefixes or suffixes (such as -er , meaning agent). Surnames are excluded. Some place names have also been omitted on the grounds of being too obscure.

28. Palindromes Computer-generated wordplay plus more made by humans. http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~evs/ai/Palindromes.html

Artificial Intelligence Eric Siegel , Columbia University Automatically Created Palindromes Palindromes are spelled the same both forwards and backwards. There are many great palindromes, and many collections of them exists just search for "palindrome" on any web search engine. However, the palindromes below are entirely original. Furthermore, most of them, as indicated, were created with the AI Palindrome Discovery System (a homework project ( including Java code ) for exploring search strategies in our Artificial Intelligence course). To my knowledge, this is the first automatic creation of palindromes. Read more about the project in our published cs education paper Also, you are urged to check out this animated palindrome New: Moreover, check out this other animated palindrome applet, by Michael Birken. It shows the same palindrome in a cool circular 2D animation that would only be possible for a palindrome. Symmetric "Kargo" , by Michael Birken. You cannot argue that this does not say Kargo. You cannot argue that this is not symmetric (looks the same in a mirror). 'Course, it is not a palindrome, but Michael was thinking a lot about palindromes when he made it, and he works at Kargo with me. Automatically created palindromes.

29. Palindromes Commentary on palindromes plus a 306-word palindrome. http://www.growndodo.com/wordplay/palindromes/index.html

The dream which occupies the tortuous mind of every palindromist is that somewhere within the confines of the language lurks the Great Palindrome, a nutshell which not only fulfils the intricate demands of the art, flowing sweetly in both directions, but which also contains the Final Truth of Things. Alistair Reid Palindromania is not a disorder but, rather, an evolutionary, passionate effort to cobble letters into order and truth. I say "evolutionary" because I believe that in our species is evolving a heightened wonderment at and facility with the universe of letters. We are getting better at making the alphabet dance. Richard Lederer, The Vocabula Review , January 2002, Vol. 4, No. 1 Palindromes They're very hard to write. My only major effort in this field is the following 306-word masterpiece, Dog Sees Ada , composed in 1991. You may expect a grander effort, to be titled Seid Ada (German for "To Be Ada") in 2002. I have a rough idea for the plot of Seid Ada but I haven't yet figured out how it will end. Writing a long palindrome requires patience and a keen eye for hidden words. If you've ever wandered the aisles of a grocery store, noticing the "lonely" in "Tylenol," the "nosy" in "Tyson," or the "soiree" in "Cheerios," there is a decent chance that you, too, could compose such a work.

30. Palindrome: Definition From Answers.com palindrome The 2008 presidential and vice-presidential campaigns sparked two new palindromes one for Sarah Palin — Wasilla's all I saw — and one for Barack Obama http://www.answers.com/topic/palindrome

31. Mockok.com Opening Page A collection of palindromes, focusing on palindromic single sentences. Currently over 2,000 archived. http://www.mockok.com/

PALINDROME COLLECTION** (bottom of page) (9,370 as of October 16, 2010) If read from left, or read from right, the self-same letters meet your sight. (122) A site dedicated to sharing and archiving (single/stand-alone sentence, letter-unit) PALINDROMES (Please be sure to check out TOPS' SPOT Archive Updated: November 14, 2010 Pub Al's Pirates set a R.I.P. slab up! Even a copy typo can even up a pun; even a copy typo can, Eve. (Martin Clear) Sure it's an Avatar Papa prat, Avanastier, us! Tim busies a case I submit. (Douglas Fink) "Media strategists, I get Art!" said Em. Dog sex, even if fine, vexes God. (Carola Von Hoffmannstahl-Solomonoff?) Ya, Signor, war is, Sir, a wrong, I say. "O naughty me, tut, it's Bush - substitute, myth, guano." (Mark Saltveit) E.g., never to be so old again, I, a gad, loose bot, revenge! God, Lee H. Oswald, I'm amid law, so heel dog! (John Kamb) Bob , solos did mum gigmum did solos bob. "Si, robots garble BASIC," Isabel brags to Boris.

32. NIEHS Kids Page Riddles -- Challenge Your Brain With Our Riddles! NIEHS Kids Riddles, presented by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences as a means of introducing kids to science and research interests. http://kids.niehs.nih.gov/palindromes.htm

Palindromes Text Only Version National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences National Institutes of Health (NIH) Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Return to Brainteasers Index Return to NIEHS Kids' Pages Index Palindromes Like "a Toyota" or "Civic", I'm just as good in reverse? The answer is "Palindrome", because a palindrome is a word, phrase, verse, or sentence that reads the same backward or forward. Let's try some more palindrome riddles! What word becomes a palindrome when viewed upside down and backwards? Answer SWIMS Pronounced as one letter but written with three, only two different letters are used to make me. I'm double, I'm single I'm black, blue, and gray. I'm read from both ends and the same either way. Answer EYE (or another clever visitor suggested this could also be "ewe"!) What word, when written in capital letters, is the same forwards, backwards and upside down? Answer NOON What call for help, when written in capital letters, is the same forwards, backwards and upside down? Answer SOS How did Adam use a palindrome to introduce himself to Eve when they first met?

33. Jim Kalb S Palindrome Connection Also supplies links to related resources, both online and elsewhere. http://www.nyx.net/~jkalb/palindromes/

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34. Palindromes The word 'PALINDROME' comes from the Greek word palindromos, which means 'running back again'. A palindrome is any word, line or even complete poem which reads the same http://puzzles.about.com/od/palindromes/p/Palindromes.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Puzzles Puzzles Search Puzzles Free Puzzles Kids' Puzzles Buying Advice ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Puzzles Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum Palindromes By Dave Fisher , About.com Guide See More About: palindromes word games word puzzles More Palindrome Resources zSB(3,3) What is a palindrome?: The word 'PALINDROME' comes from the Greek word palindromos , which means 'running back again'. A palindrome is any word, line or even complete poem which reads the same backwards as it does forwards. Madam I'm Adam...: 'Madam, I'm Adam' is one of the best known palindromes but Eden's Adam never uttered it to his palindromic Eve (I have this from a very reliable source). Nonetheless, this form of wordplay is ancient. The epigrams of Nicodemus of Hereclea (300 BC?) and other ancient Greek writings contain palindromes. SOTADICS is another name for palindromes, after Sotades, a poet of this period who employed them frequently in his satirical poetry. Early ones reverse words...:

35. Palindrome | Define Palindrome At Dictionary.com A list of palindromes –noun. 1. a word, line, verse, number, sentence, etc., reading the same backward as http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/palindrome

36. Palindromes - Brain Boosters Word Letter Play palindromes Madam, I'm Adam. What's strange about this sentence? Try reading it backwards. http://school.discoveryeducation.com/brainboosters/wordplay/palindromes.html

Classroom Resources Home Resources Professional Development STORE ... Siemens Science Day var addthis_pub="sarafisher"; Classroom Resources Brain Boosters Palindromes "Madam, I'm Adam." What's strange about this sentence? Try reading it backwards. It reads the same way forwards and backwards. A word, phrase, or sentence that reads the same forwards or backwards is called a palindrome. For example the word wow is a palindrome. See how many three-letter words you can think of that are palindromes. Try for ten. Then see if you can think of at least one four-letter and one five-letter palindrome. three-letter palindromes: bib, dad, did, eve, gag, mom, nun, pop, pep, tot four-letter palindromes: noon, deed, peep, sees five-letter palindromes: radar, level, rotor

37. Neil/Fred's Gigantic List Of Palindromes Neil/Fred's Gigantic List of palindromes Editor's Note, December 1996. Well, when I started this page, there weren't, as far as I know (or knew), any other palindrome lists on http://www.derf.net/palindromes/old.palindrome.html

Neil/Fred's Gigantic List of Palindromes Editor's Note, December 1996 Well, when I started this page, there weren't, as far as I know (or knew), any other palindrome lists on the web. Now I haven't really updated this list in almost a year, although I've received a few hundred email messages with additions and praise. And now there are several other palindrome sites, so I've decided to stop maintaining my list. So don't mail me any additions. Thanks. You may also be interested in these links: Jim Kalb's Palindrome Connection is a page with links to several other palindrome pages. The Palindromist is an ezine for people who write (and read) palindromes. Leo's Palindrome Collection is a rather impressive collection of palindromes, in english and other languages. And some books of palindromes: I Love Me, Vol. I: S. Wordrow's Palindrome Encyclopedia , by Michael Donner Go Hang a Salami, I'm a Lasagna Hog! and Other Palindromes , by John Agee Too Hot to Hoot: Funny Palindrome Riddles , by Marvin Terban Thanks for your interest!

38. Palindromes The WordsWorth Compendium consists of an application program together with a database of some 516,000 English words and phrases. The database is also used as the source of Ted’s http://dictionary-thesaurus.com/Palindromes.html

Home About Calendars Newsletter ... Software Palindromes What is Palindrome? The Compact Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary p.258 Palindrome [ad. Gr. running back again] a. sb. A word, verse or sentence that reads the same when the letters composing it are taken in the reverse order. b. adj. That reads the same backwards as forwards. 1706 PHILLIPS, Palindrome .. as Lewd did I live, and evil I did dwel. 1821 New Monthly Mag. II. 170 The Palindromes, or Canorine, or recurrent verses, as they were called. Ibid. 171. In English but one Palindrome line is known. The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language Vol. V p.358 again, and dromos, a running.] A word, verse, or sentence that is the same when read backward or forward. The English language has few palindromes; one represents our first parent politely introducing himself to Eve thus: 'Madam, I'm Adam.' Another (by Taylor, the Water Poet) is 'Lewd did I live, and evil I did dwel.' The New Collins Concise English Dictionary 1984 p.813 n. a word or phrase the letters of which, when taken in reverse order

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40. Mockok.com Opening Page A collection of palindromes, focusing on palindromic single sentences. Currently over 2,000 archived. http://mockok.com/

PALINDROME COLLECTION** (bottom of page) (9,370 as of October 16, 2010) If read from left, or read from right, the self-same letters meet your sight. (122) A site dedicated to sharing and archiving (single/stand-alone sentence, letter-unit) PALINDROMES (Please be sure to check out TOPS' SPOT Archive Updated: November 14, 2010 Pub Al's Pirates set a R.I.P. slab up! Even a copy typo can even up a pun; even a copy typo can, Eve. (Martin Clear) Sure it's an Avatar Papa prat, Avanastier, us! Tim busies a case I submit. (Douglas Fink) "Media strategists, I get Art!" said Em. Dog sex, even if fine, vexes God. (Carola Von Hoffmannstahl-Solomonoff?) Ya, Signor, war is, Sir, a wrong, I say. "O naughty me, tut, it's Bush - substitute, myth, guano." (Mark Saltveit) E.g., never to be so old again, I, a gad, loose bot, revenge! God, Lee H. Oswald, I'm amid law, so heel dog! (John Kamb) Bob , solos did mum gigmum did solos bob. "Si, robots garble BASIC," Isabel brags to Boris.

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