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	Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information
		The Sindar were also referred to as the Grey-Elves, perhaps because they were neither Elves of the Light (Calaquendi) or of the Dark (Moriquendi), since they did answer the summons of the Valar but did not reach Aman.
		The Sindar were split between two main countries - the realm of Doriath which was ruled by Thingol and Melian, and Falas under the lordship of Círdan the Shipwright.
		Although the Sindar had a deep love for Middle-earth, they could not be content once the desire of the sea awoke in them.
	www.councilofelrond.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=2&pn_id=4863 (412 words)

	All about the Sindar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		“Sindar ‘Grey-elves’ (Q.) The Grey-elves of Middle-earth, one of the three kindreds of the Eldar, and of all the Eldarin peoples the only one to refuse the Great Journey, choosing instead to remain in Middle-earth, Which they dearly loved.
		For years unacciounted the Sindar dwelt in Beleriand in peace and happiness- a state which, if less exalted than that of their High-elven kin, far across the sea, was no less pleasant a mode of existence.
		His name was Melchar, but the Grey-elves called him Morgoth (it is Sindarin in form), and with the arrival in Middle-earth the long peace of the Sindar came to an end.In fear of the pursuit that followed, Morgoth built a mighty realm somewhat to the north of Beleriand.
	www.anycities.com /user/elvenprince/aboutthesindar.html (433 words)

	MPS DISCUSS POOR STANDARDS: Military cop will face 1st court-martial in abuse case
		Sindar and other MPs (military police) who served at Abu Ghraib blamed weak senior officers for failing to set clear standards for poorly trained and war-weary soldiers in their treatment of Iraqi detainees and for not restraining U.S. bullies.
		In one instance, Sindar recalled a 14-year-old Iraqi with a broken arm being hurled to the ground and then mocked by U.S. soldiers as the boy wept and wet himself in the prison intake center.
		Sindar, a nuclear, biological and chemical weapons specialist who was pressed into MP duty, said soldiers know the rules of engagement and were given a brief lesson in Iraqi culture before they left for the Middle East, but nothing when it came to their jobs at the prison.
	www.freep.com /news/nw/abuse10_20040510.htm (980 words)

	Sindar
		The Sindar (Grey-elves) are the oldest and most noble race in Middle Earth.
		Sindar is extremely compliant and the current plan is to administer 50 CC, twice per day.
		Sindar is very affectionate now, even more so than before his illness.
	earthrenewal.org /sindar.htm (4338 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Sindar
		Before the return of the Noldor to Middle-earth, the Sindar were found in most parts of Beleriand; all claimed Elwë; (known as Thingol in the Sindarin tongue) as their high king.
		There were two main countries of the Sindar, however; in Doriath under the rule of Thingol and Melian, and in the Falas, under the lordship of Círdan the Shipwright.
		For two ages, the Sindar dwelt in peace and plenty; they roamed throughout Beleriand, from the shorelands of the Falas in the west to the Blue Mountains in the east, and all owned Thingol as their lord and king.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/s/sindar.html (351 words)

	The Seattle Times: Nation & World: 'Torture camp' alleged at 2nd detention center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Although public attention has focused on the dehumanizing photos, some members of the 870th MP unit say the faces in those images were not the only ones engaged in cruel behavior.
		Sindar and fellow military policeman Ramon Leal said they saw hooded prisoners with racial taunts written on the hoods such as "camel jockey" or slogans such as "I tried to kill an American but now I'm in jail."
		Sindar, who was familiar with the incident, said one person was injured.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/nationworld/2001923300_abuse08.html (937 words)

	Sindar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Sindar are "grey" perhaps because they were not precisely Elves of the Light, never having actually set foot in Valinor, but neither were they Elves of Darkness, since they did accept the invitation and set out on the journey (and therefore were technically counted among the Eldar).
		The Teleri of Eglador, the northlands, and the Falas were collectively known as the Sindar, or Grey Elves, in later days, because they developed a civilisation all its own, which almost equalled that of the Calaquendi or Light Elves of Valinor.
		The language of the Sindar diverged from common Telerin over the long ages they were sundered from their kin, and became known as Sindarin.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/S/Sindar.htm (879 words)

	: I Adab-nan-Falas Library : Concerning the Elves of Middle Earth and Their Arms
		As a result, the Sindar of Doriath were very well armed, both with the weapons made by the Dwarves, those of their own making, and those that were given to King Thingol as a gift from Valinor.
		Another useful item that the Sindar of Doriath were likely to have in their possession is the Elven cloaks, which are mostly known to us as the cloaks of Lorien, which proved so useful to the Fellowship.
		The thing is that in realms like Gondolin, Sindar were the majority and affected Noldorin culture to the greater extent than Noldorin culture affected them (the adoption of Sindarin language as the language of all Elves of Beleriand is the example of such influence).
	www.geocities.com /adabnanfalas/elvenweapons.htm (4884 words)

	Return of the King Countdown Calendar
		The Sindar, Nandor, and Laiquendi were together refered to as the Umanyar, the Eldar who were "not of Aman".
		All those elves that made it to Valinor (the Vanyar, Noldor, and many of the Teleri) were refered to as the Calaquendi ("elves of the Light") while those who never came to Valinor (the Umanyar and the Avari) were called the Moriquendi ("Elves of the Darkness").
		Her husband, Celeborn, who was born in Beleriand, was a member of the Sindar, and thus Moriquendi.
	blogs.salon.com /0002506/2003/10/31.html (368 words)

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		The Sindar or “Grey-elves” are Eldar and were originally part of the great kindred called the Teleri.
		The Sindar are less musical than the Vanyar or Silvan Elves, and are less skilled in forging crafts than the Noldor.
		Sindar feelings are deep and not easily aroused, but when they are they cannot be stayed.
	www.angelfire.com /rpg/Fae/RPS/MERP/TheSindar.html (483 words)

	Corrupt government, conspiracy, new world order, no future.
		Sindar recalled a 14-year-old Iraqi with a broken arm being hurled to the ground and then mocked by U.S. soldiers as the boy wept and wet himself in the prison intake center.
		He saw soldiers and officers boozing in violation of military rules, Sindar said, and watched the commander of his unit, the 870th Military Police Company, based in Pittsburg, Calif., quietly leave, accused of taking nude photos of female soldiers taking showers.
		Sindar and other MPs who served at Abu Ghraib now blame weak senior officers for failing to restrain American bullies there, let alone set clear standards for treating Iraqi detainees.
	www.pushhamburger.com /soldier.htm (948 words)

	The Wyrmfang Chronicles's Message Board
		Sindar buys the 10gp gem, leaving him with 10gp remaining, for a total equivalent value of 20gp.
		His 10gp for the gem are then divided 5 ways for 2gp additional for the other five members of the party.
		Sindar now has the equivalent of 20gp while the rest of the party has 22gp.
	b4.boards2go.com /boards/board.cgi?action=read&id=1105122856&user=terrepin (248 words)

	The Grey Havens - Middle-earth: Nandorin - the Green-elven tongue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Concerning the relationship between the Green-elven and Grey-elven tongues, it is stated that "although the dialects of the Silvan Elves, when they again met their long separated kindred, had so far diverged from Sindarin as to be hardly intelligible, little study was needed to reveal their kinship as Eldarin tongues" (UT:257).
		Some of the Sindar that came to Thranduil's realm escaping the destruction of Doriath adopted the Nandorin tongue and took names of Silvan form and style, just like the Noldor had adapted their Quenya names to Sindarin centuries earlier.
		These Sindar "wished indeed to become Silvan folk and to return, as they said, to the simple life natural to the Elves before the invitation of the Valar had disturbed it" (UT:259).
	tolkien.cro.net /mearth/tolklang/nandorin.html (858 words)

	The Hierarchy of Different Elven Kindreds - Pet Sins Webzine May 2004
		An offshoot of the remaining Teleri are the Silvan elves, "remoter kin of the Sindar...
		The Noldor, having returned to Middle Earth, are in turn judged superior in both beauty and strength to the Sindar, since the Sindar (Grey Elves) had not the advantage of having dwelt with the gods in Valinor.
		They are called the Sindar, the Grey-elves of starlit Beleriand; and although they were Moriquendi, under the lordship of Thingol and the teaching of Melian they became the fairest and the most wise and skilful of all the Elves of Middle-earth.
	www.colorq.org /PetSins/article.asp?y=2004&m=5&x=elves (831 words)

	Knethmoore Chantry
		The one spell she does use fairly often is Agadi's Hunter, a shape shifting spell she uses to prowl the heath for prey and to keep an eye on the Pagaelin.
		She realizes that Kay has very strong Sindar traits and is soon to begin training him to unleash his powerful psionics.
		She could conceivably try to infiltrate the chantry posing as a student, but the Sindar would probably figure out who she is. She would probably try to drive Namiri from the family and find her alone in a moment of weakness to convince Namiri to come to the Morsindar of her own free will.
	qraid.tripod.com /KnethmooreChantry.html (9060 words)

	Syndil Isilmar
		Sindar and Morequendi, nothing more than bitter enemies who can hardly tolerate each other come to form one of the rarest elves, Sindil.
		Picked on regularly by the Morequendi for his Sindar blood and all the while thought a inferior elf because of the Morequendi, he has grown accustomed to the bantering and name callings of those around him.
		On the other hand, he inherited the strength and lightning speed of his Sindar father.
	www.freewebs.com /pendragons/members/Sindil.htm (571 words)

	Life in an Elven Fishing Town
		Harlindon was probably settled by surviving Sindar from Doriath, Nargothrond, and Hithlum (and the Green-elves of Ossiriand).
		Lorien was originally founded by Sindar who settled among the Silvan Elves in the Vales of Anduin.
		Forlindon was probably settled by remnants of Noldor from Nargothrond and Hithlum, the Feanorians, and Sindar from Gondolin.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/tolkien/68934 (2517 words)

	LotR Fanatics Library: Nevrast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The name Nevrast itself means Hither Shore in the Sindarin tongue, and at first it was applied to all the Northwestern coast of Middle Earth, but later became used only to the lands between the Firth of Drengist and Mount Taras.
		The Sindar accepted Turgon as their lord, and the Noldor and the Sindar became one people.
		Now, as was said, for the first two centuries of the first age many of the Noldor and the Sindar dwelt in Nevrast under the rule of Turgon.
	www.lotrlibrary.com /placesofarda/nevrast.asp (389 words)

	The Last Alliance
		In Literature the Sindar are known for their respect and life alongside nature.
		The Sindar use this to learn of new or less well known knowledge and thus enrich the intelligence of the civilization.
		The Sindar, while not war-like in nature, are forced to learn the ways of war in order to protect themselves and their homelands.
	www.wildfiregames.com /tla/fa_sindar_buildings2.html (770 words)

	Lord of the Rings: Kingdom of Lothlorien
		The Sindar Elves were more refined and their culture more advanced than the Silvan one, and they were natural leaders to the Silvan Elves.
		And although the Sindar adapted themselves and lived like the Silvan, their language took over and Sindarin became the common tongue for the Silvan Elves too.
		Thus the population of Lothlorien was by far Silvan, yet led by the small groups of Sindar and Noldor.
	www.lotrplaza.com /lothlorien/essay4.asp (257 words)

	The Daily Vivec - 03/07/2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Llarim Sindar, head researcher on the study, comments; "We had been aware for some time that Vvardenfell residents were experiencing fertility problems.
		While some might argue that the island of Vvardenfell, with its dangerous wildlife, sleazy bars and high crime rate is no place for children anyway, Sindar says that VIST are already looking into how to counteract the effects of the ash storms.
		It seems Sindar is correct - a men's infertility support group based in Pelagiad has been set up in the last week.
	www.rpgplanet.com /morrowind/thedailyvivec/jul/03072002.html (605 words)

	tebing simarsolpa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Jaraknya sekitar satu jam jalan kaki dari Desa Sindar Raya yang sedikit lebih ramai penduduknya.
		Selama perjalanan ke desa Sindar Raya, akan disuguhkan pemandangan kebun kelapa sawit dan warna kehidupan sehari-hari di Simalungun.
		Dari desa Sindar Raya perjalanan dilanjutkan dengan bejalan kaki menuju dusun Duren Bauggal.
	www.highcamp.org /file/simarsolpa (427 words)

	{ Elf Prince } the Legolas Greenleaf Fanlisting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This is confusing, because his father Thranduil is elsewhere identified as one of the Sindar.
		The explanation for this is found in the History of Galadriel and Celeborn (in Unfinished Tales), where there's a brief account of the arrival of Thranduil's father Oropher among the Silvan Elves of Greenwood the Great.
		It's made obvious there that Oropher and his small band of Sindar merged themselves completely with the Silvan people of the Wood, leaving behind their Sindarin inheritance.
	www.too-manic.net /legolas/legolas.php (503 words)

	Gilroy's Message Boards - APRIL FOOLS JOKE Sindar APRIL FOOLS JOKE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Sindar was an administrator at Gilroy's for a while.
		One thing that stands out in my mind about Sindar was his April Fools Day 2002 contribution to Gilroy's.
		I went into the 101 forum before here, and I saw a post from Sindar saying I play on 101 occasionally and it was dated April 2, and I was like damn..
	www.gilcon.net /m59forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1371 (1440 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - LOTR - Sindar
		If you wish to rp a warrior elf, then Sindar is the way you want to go.
		The Sindar are skilled with the logbow and shortsword (That's not to say your character has to bear these weapons).
		As a Sindar warrior you may learn those magics of a fire element, Or as an elf, those of a nature element.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A2614484 (309 words)

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