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[edit] Lists & Such
- Aaron Boyd
- Adam Rex
- Adrian Smith
- Alan Pollack
- Alan Rabinowitz
- Alex Horley
- Alex Horley-Orlandelli
- Alton Lawson
- Amy Weber
- Andi Rusu
- Andrew Goldhawk
- Andrew Robinson
- Anson Maddocks
- Anthony S. Waters
- Anthony Szczudlo
- Anthony Waters
- April Lee
- Arnie Swekel
- Doug Keith
- BB Petillo
- Ben Thompson
- Berry
- Bill Sienkiewicz
- Blackie del Rio
- Bob Eggleton
- Bob Petillo
- Brad Williams
- Bradley Williams
- Brian "Chippy" Dugan
- Brian Despain
- Brian Durfee
- Brian Horton
- Brian Snoddy
- Brom
- Bryan Talbot
- Bryon Wackwitz
- Carl Critchlow
- Carl Frank
- Carol Heyer
- Cecil Fernando
- Charles Gillespie
- Chippy
- Christopher Moeller
- Christopher Rush
- Ciruelo
- Ciruelo Cabral
- Cliff Nielsen
- Clint Langley
- Clyde Caldwell
- Colin MacNeil
- Corey Macourek
- Cornelius Brudi
- Craig Hooper
- D. Alexander Gregory
- D. J. Cleland-Hura
- D.J. Cleland-Hura
- Dameon Willich
- Dan Frazier
- Dana Knutson
- Daniel Frazier
- Daniel Gelon
- Daniel R. Horne
- Dany Orizio
- Darbury Stenderu
- Daren Bader
- Darrell Riche
- Dave Dorman
- Dave Seeley
- David A Cherry
- David Day
- David Martin
- David Monette
- David O'Connor
- David Seeley
- Dennis Detwiller
- Dermot Power
- DiTerlizzi
- Diana Vick
- Dom!
- Don Hazeltine
- Donato Giancola
- Doug Alexander
- Doug Chaffee
- Doug Keith
- Doug Shuler
- Douglas Shuler
- Drew Tucker
- Dylan Martens
- Edward Beard, Jr.
- Edward P. Beard, Jr.
- Eric David Anderson
- Eric Peterson
- Fay Jones
- Frank Kelly Freas
- Franz Vohwinkel
- Fred Fields
- Fred Rahmqvist
- Gao Yan
- Gary Gianni
- Gary Leach
- Gary Ruddell
- Geofrey Darrow
- George Pratt
- Gerry Grace
- Glen Angus
- Greg Hildebrandt
- Greg Simanson
- Greg Spalenka
- Greg Staples
- Hannibal King
- Harold McNeill
- Hazeltine
- Heather Hudson
- Henry G. Higgenbotham
- Henry Van Der Linde
- Hugh Jamieson
- Iain McCaig
- Ian Miller
- Ittoku
- J. W. Frost
- Jacques Bredy
- James Allen
- James Bernardin
- James Ernest
- Janet Aulisio
- Janine Johnston
- Jason Alexander Behnke
- Jeff A. Menges
- Jeff Easley
- Jeff Laubenstein
- Jeff Miracola
- Jeff Reitz
- Jeff Remmer
- Jeffrey R. Busch
- Jeremy Jarvis
- Jerry Tiritilli
- Jesper Myrfors
- Jim Murray
- Jim Nelson
- Joel Biske
- John Avon
- John Coulthart
- John Gallagher
- John Howe
- John Matson
- Jon Foster
- Jon J Muth
- Julie Baroh
- Justin Hampton
- Justin Sweet
- Kaja Foglio
- Keith Garletts
- Keith Parkinson
- Ken Meyer, Jr.
- Kerstin Kaman
- Kev Brockschmidt
- Kev Walker
- Kevin Murphy
- Kevin Walker
- Kipling West
- Kristen Bishop
- Kunio Hagio
- L. A. Williams
- L.A. Williams
- Larry Elmore
- Lars Grant-West
- Lawrence Snelly
- Li Tie
- Liz Danforth
- Lou Harrison
- Luca Zontini
- Marc Fishman
- Margaret Organ-Kean
- Margaret Organ-Keen
- Mark Brill
- Mark Harrison
- Mark Nelson
- Mark Poole
- Mark Romanoski
- Mark Rosewater
- Mark Tedin
- Mark Zug
- Martina Pilcerova
- Massimilano Frezzato
- Matt Cavatto
- Matt Cavotta
- Matt Stawicki
- Matt Thompson
- Matt Wilson
- Matthew D. Wilson
- Matthew Mitchell
- Matthew Wilson
- Melissa A. Benson
- Melissa Benson
- Michael Danza
- Michael Koelsch
- Michael Sutfin
- Michael Weaver
- Michael Whelan
- Mike Dringenberg
- Mike Kerr
- Mike Kimble
- Mike Ploog
- Mike Raabe
- Mike Sass
- Monte Michael Moore
- Monte Moore
- Nathalie Hertz
- Ne Ne Thomas
- NeNe Thomas
- Nelson DeCastro
- Nene Thomas
- Nicola Leonard
- Nottsuo
- NéNé Thomas
- Omaha Perez
- Orizio Daniele
- Paolo Parente
- Pat Morrissey
- Patrick Faricy
- Patrick Kochakji
- Paul Lee
- Pete Venters
- Peter Bollinger
- Phil Foglio
- Puddnhead
- Qiao Dafu
- Quinton Hoover
- Randy Asplund-Faith
- Randy Elliott
- Randy Gallegos
- Randy Post
- Ray Lago
- Rebecca Guay
- Richard Kane-Ferguson
- Richard Thomas
- Rick Emond
- Rick Farrell
- Rob Alexander
- Robert Bliss
- Robh Ruppel
- Roger Raupp
- Rogerio Vilela
- Romas Kukalis
- Ron Chironna
- Ron Spears
- Ron Spencer
- Ron Walotsky
- Ruth Thompson
- Sam Wood
- Sandra Everingham
- Scott Bailey
- Scott Fischer
- Scott Hampton
- Scott Kirschner
- Scott M. Fischer
- Sean McConnell
- Stephanie Law
- Stephen Daniele
- Stephen L. Walsh
- Stephen Tappin
- Steve Firchow
- Steve Luke
- Steve White
- Stuart Griffin
- Sue Ellen Brown
- Susan Van Camp
- Ted Naifeh
- Terese Nielsen
- Terese Nielson
- Terry Springer
- Thomas Gianni
- Thomas M. Baxa
- Tim Hildebrandt
- Todd Lockwood
- Tom Fleming
- Tom Gianni
- Tom Kyffin
- Tom Wanerstrand
- Tom Wänerstrand
- Tony Diterlizzi
- Tony Roberts
- Tony Szczudlo
- Trevor Hairsine
- Tristan Elwell
- Una Fricker
- Val Mayerik
- Vance Kovacs
- Vincent Evans
- Wayne England
- William O'Connor
- William Simpson
- Z. Plucinski
- Zak Plucinski
- Zina Saunders
- rk post
[edit] On Wikipedia
All episode guides and individual episode articles should be deleted as fancruft, unless otherwise noted for cultural impact. User:Ian Pugh
I say keep them. I think wikipedia's fancruft and details are a strength, not a weakness. That is what distinguishes wikipedia from other encyclopedias and also what draws in new contributors. General knowledge is not exactly hard to come by, but minutiae often are. Television is a pervasive and ubiquitous medium and popular (not just culturally significant) shows translate well to a compendium of society's knowledge. Wikipedia is a long-term project and credibility is a short-term guess of other's views based on what you see now. Worrying about Wikipedia's mythical credibility by deleting things isn't particularly productive in my view. Today's Pokemon and Buffy contributors are our future leaders and thinkers. Embracing their contributions now encourages more important contributions in the future. I have no objection to re-arranging episodes into larger collections of episodes, preferably in a manner that makes them all a nice length for an article. The Steve 22:17, Oct 6, 2004 (UTC)
[edit] Rhyne
A rhyne is a running waterway that links a ditch or stream to a river.
Some sources claim that rhyne is derived from the Irish word rathin, a diminutive of rath —a circular mound or entrenchment. 1
Rhynes represent an early method of swamp or marsh drainage. Large sections of swampland were completely surrounded by trenches deep enough to drain the water from the encircled mound and leave the land relatively dry. Regular clearing and dredging is necessary to keep the rhynes clear of debris so that they flow freely. Rhynes have been used extensively in the United Kingdom, especially on marshy coastal areas such as Weston-super-Mare, and many of them are still in use today. The rhynes near Wembdon village have some early references, including Fichet's rhyne in 1579 and the Great or Wildmarsh rhyne in 1705 2.
[edit] Rhyne 2
Rhyne (Somerset) or Reen (South Wales) is a dialect word meaning a drainage ditch or canal, used to turn areas of wetland at around sea level into useful pasture. Water levels (and hence the level of the water table) will usually be controlled by a system of sluice gates and pumps, allowing the land to become wetter at times of the year when this will improve grass growth. Rhynes represent an early method of swamp or marsh drainage. Large sections of swampland were completely surrounded by trenches deep enough to drain the water from the encircled mound and leave the land relatively dry. Regular clearing and dredging is necessary to keep the rhynes clear of debris so that they flow freely. Rhynes have been used extensively in the United Kingdom, especially on marshy coastal areas such as Weston-super-Mare, and many of them are still in use today. The rhynes near Wembdon village have some early references, including Fichet's rhyne in 1579 and the Great or Wildmarsh rhyne in 1705 1.
Both words have the same pronunciation, which is "reen" in most variants of English: (IPA: /riːn/)
Some sources claim that rhyne is derived from the Irish word rathin, a diminutive of rath —a circular mound or entrenchment. 2 3
Category:Hydrology Category:Civil engineering
