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Topic: Ecolect

	Ecolect
		Ecolect is a free site for sourcing sustainable materials.
		Combining ecology and intellect, Ecolect was created as a means to facilitate sustainability within the design community.
		Through Ecolect, innovators in such fields as product design, architecture, graphic design, and more will have the ability to search as well as contribute to the largest online database of cutting-edge environmentally considered materials and processes.
	www.ecolect.net (70 words)

	ecolect - Definitions from Dictionary.com
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	An ecolect is a language language dialect dialect unique to a...
		An ecolect is a language language dialect dialect unique to a...
		An "ecolect" is a language language dialect dialect unique to a household (from the Greek "eco (oikos)" -- for house (as in economy economy or ecology ecology), and "lect" for language).
		An ecolect probably evolves from an idiolect idiolect, which is individual specific, when other household members adopt that individual's unique words and phrases, that are not in use in surrounding households or the wider community.
	www.biodatabase.de /Ecolect (119 words)

	Contemporary Canadian Poetry from the Edge: An Exploration of Literary Eco-criticism
		Nowlan's ecolect employs both explicit and implicit strategies to convey his awareness of environmental destruction and human compliance in it.
		The speaker's reverence for nature, the duty s/he feels to show respect for the mountains' humility, dignity, and rights finds expression in an ecolect that is dominated by personifications of nature and a view of the landscape as self-sufficient, peaceful, and interactive as long as it is not disturbed by human forces.
		An analysis of the ecolects employed by Anne Campbell and Fred Wah shows these poets to be more interested in capturing the reciprocal relationship between writer and nature; their poems are also more complex than Nowlan's and Lowther 's because they are self-reflexive of their own status as poetry.
	www.canadianpoetry.ca /cpjrn/vol36/helms.htm (5318 words)

	VersionTracker:
		I've used this utility since OS 9 and it's amazing that Apple has not incorporated this in the OS (especially since it's so clearly stated in the user documentation that it could be the "next step"), or as a separate application like iTunes (which was purchased by Apple from an independent developer).
		IE is dead, too, and even IE's OS X version isn't being updated.
		You have a couple of years to get comfortable with OS X. Given Apple's switch to Intel chips, OS 9 won't be supported after that.
	versiontracker.com /users/ecolect (430 words)

	expressions known to 4(?) people \| Antimoon Forum
		It can't be ecolect as I don't live with my friends in one house.
		I associate 'slang' with a bigger group of people- but it may be only my connotation.
		And I like the sound of "ecolect" and "philolect"...
	www.antimoon.com /forum/2004/6071.htm (330 words)

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