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Digg: Social news site where users vote on which stories get the most exposure and become the most popular.

Digger: A club whose loft angle is such that the sole's leading edge is substantially lower than its trailing edge, thereby causing the club to gouge into the turf or ground too abruptly

Polygenesis: The theory that, if two similar stories, words, or images appear in two different geographic regions or languages, they are actually unrelated to each other. Each one arose independently. Fo . . . View Full Definition

Epitaph: A burial inscription, often in verse. Philip reder's epitaphs (london: michael joseph, 1969) collected authentic examples, largely from british gravestones. Here are two: here lies robert wa . . . View Full Definition

Social Media: Websites which allow users to create the valuable content. A few examples of social media sites are social bookmarking sites and social news sites.

Bookmarks: Most browsers come with the ability to bookmark your favorite pages. Many web based services have also been created to allow you to bookmark and share your favorite resources. The popularity . . . View Full Definition

Netscape: Originally a company that created a popular web browser by the same name, Netscape is now a social news site similar to Digg.com.

Sled: A benthic sampling device designed to slide along the sediment surface, digging into the bottom to a depth of at most a few centimeters