Idiomation Used As A Source

Over the next few months, Idiomation will be sharing places found online where Idiomation entries have either been linked to or used as source material for articles.  Please feel free to help Idiomation out by sharing linkage you find while traveling the net.  Thank you.

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Idiomation Recommended to Authors and Writers As A Resource

Recommended by author Flossie Benton Rogers
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NOTE:  Flossie Benton Rogers is the author of the paranormal fantasy romance Wytchfae series. She is a former teacher and library director who enjoys spending time with family and seeing new places. She is always on the lookout for romantic, adventurous story ideas to share with readers.

Recommended by Dalton Hayes of the 4 Peas In A Pod blog
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NOTE:  The Peas are college and university educated students, Dalton Hayes, Dylan Mann, Wyatt Mann, and Reece Brown.  You can learn more about them by clicking HERE.

Specific Idioms Linked To In Website Articles and Blog Entries

One Bad Apple Spoils The Whole Barrel
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Used in the article, “Bad Apple #1: iCloud Photo Library Re-uploading”
Published on January 25, 2018 by Adam C. Engst on the TidBITS: Apple New for the Rest of Us website
Clicker HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the TidBITS site]: Adam C. Engst is the publisher of TidBITS. He has written numerous books, including the best-selling Internet Starter Kit series, and many magazine articles—thanks to Contributing Editor positions at MacUser, MacWEEK, and now Macworld. His innovations include the creation of the first advertising program to support an Internet publication in 1992, the first flat-rate accounts for graphical Internet access in 1993, and the Take Control electronic book series now owned and operated by alt concepts. His awards include the MDJ Power 25 ranking as the most influential person in the Macintosh industry outside of Apple every year since 2000, inclusion on the MacTech 25 list of influential people in the Macintosh technical community, and being named one of MacDirectory’s top ten visionaries. And yes, he has been turned into an action figure.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
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Used in the article, “My First Dog’s Last Day, Part 3 – Why Did it Happen and How Can You Prevent A Bite in a Similar Situation?”
Published on January 8, 2018 on the Anam Cara Good Dog U blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Good Things Come In Threes
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Used in the article, “Everything Comes In 3’s Because 3-6-9 Is The Pattern of the Universe!”
Published on October 21, 2017 on the Awareness Act website
Click HERE to read the article.

Scribbledehobble
Published June 2017 on the Scribbledecobble blog
Click HERE to read more.

Cotton Pickin’ Minute
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Used in writing the article, “Get Yourself Credentialed”
Published on April 27, 2017 by Gary J. Ross on the Above The Law website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the Above The Law website]:  Gary J. Ross founded Jackson Ross PLLC in 2013 after several years in Biglaw and the federal government.

Common Sense Is Not So Common
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Used in writing the article, “Personnel Is Policy, Trouble In Turkey, ISI-led Genocide, and the Importance of Fathers”
Written by Warren Cole Smith and published on April 4, 2017 on the Break Point website.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE 1 [from the Break Point website]:  Warren Cole Smith is an investigative journalist and author as well as the Colson Center vice president for mission advancement.

NOTE 2 [from the Break Point website]:  Break Point provides a Christian perspective on today’s news and trends, and airs daily on more than 1,200 outlets with an estimated weekly listening audience of eight million people.

The Devil Is In The Details
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Used in writing the article, “τάρτα σοκολάτας με μους σοκολάτας & βατόμουρα”
Published on April 3, 2017 on the Panda Spani website
Click HERE to read the article.

I’m A Dutchman
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Used in writing the article, “Implication and Provability”
Published on March 28, 2017 on the Four Years Remaining website
Click HERE to read the article.

Whistle-Stop Campaign
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Used in writing the article, “Give ’em Hell Harry”
Published on 15 March 2017 on the Making Heads Or Tails of Idioms website
Click HERE to read the article.

Catfishing
Linked to Idiomation
Used in writing the article, “A Little Disruption Keeps Everyone Fresh”
Published on March 12, 2017 by Nicholas Drake on LinkedIn
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from Nicholas Drake’s LinkedIn profile]:  Nicholas Drake is the Senior Vice-President of Digital at T-Mobile, with offices in the Greater Los Angeles Area.

Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad
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Used in writing the article, “What Are We To Make Of Trump’s Emphasis on America First?”
Published January 23, 2017 on the MinnPost website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the MinnPost website]:  Eric Black writes Eric Black Ink for MinnPost, analyzing politics and government of Minnesota and the United States, the historical background of topics and other issues. He is a former reporter for the Star Tribune and Twin Cities blogger.

A Snowball’s Chance In Hell
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Used in writing the article, “Six Wintry Phrases You Can Use All Round The Year”
Published December 26, 2016 on the Brain Gain Magazine website blog.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from Brain Gain Magazine website]:  BrainGain Magazine (www.braingainmag.com) is the leading Study Abroad magazine for students, their parents, and mid-career professionals in South Asia.

Cats Always Land On Their Feet
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Used in writing, “No April Fool’s Joke: City of DeLand Firefighters Rescue Sammie The Cat From Drain”
Published on December 22, 2016 on the Headline Surfer website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the Headline Surfer website]:  Henry Frederick is publisher of Headline Surfer®, the award-winning 24/7 internet news outlet in Daytona Beach, Florida, via HeadlineSurfer.com. Specializing in breaking news & investigative reporting, Frederick is among the Sunshine State’s most experienced reporters with dozens of journalism-industry awards.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
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Used in writine the article, “Decoding the 2017 Leaked Economist Cover “Planet Trump”
Published on December 20, 2016 on The Deep Zone website
Click HERE to read the article.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
Linked To Idiomation
Used in writing the article, “The Carpenter Key Chain of Mighty Messer and the Guide to the Chloos Gematria App”
Published on December 6, 2016 on The Deep Zone website
Click HERE to read the article.

If My Grandmother Had Wheels
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Used in writing, “Schadenfreude Edition”
Published on November 9, 2016 on the Post Tenure Tourettes blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Water Under The Bridge
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Used in writing the article “Water Under The Bridge”
Published October 28, 2016 on the 365 Experiment blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked To Idiomation
Used in writing the article “10/17/2016”
Published October 17, 2016 on the Crafting For Almost Everyone website
Click HERE to read the article.

Clean As A Hound’s Tooth
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Used in the online quiz “WIN-WIN-WIN!!! Election History Quiz”
researched, compiled, and written by Michael Bernstein
Published October 14, 2016 on the Austrian magazine Metropole website.
Click HERE to take the quiz.

Crazy As A Loon
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Used in writing the article, “Glacier Bay (2nd In Series): Birds”
Published October 10, 2016 on the Pelican Yoga website
Click HERE to read the article.

Right As Rain
Linked to Idiomation
Used in writing the article, “Bee Right As Rain”
Published October 3, 2016 on the Bees With Eeb website
Click HERE to read the article.

Horse Collar Tackle
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Used in writing the article, “NFL Player Making $3 Million A Year Says He’ll Start A GoFundMe Campaign To Pay Fine”
Published September 19, 2016 on the Go Fraud Me website.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the Go Fraud Me website]:  Sometimes we talk about cats, but mostly we talk about GoFundMe fraud.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
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Used in writing the article, “YouTube, Pink Floyd and Copyrights Wannabes Circus Show”
Published September 17, 2016 on the Self-Mechanics website
Click HERE to read the article.

All Cats Are Gray In The Dark
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Used in writing the article, “Final Jeopardy: 19th Century Military Men”
Published September 13, 2016 on the Fikkle Fame website
Click HERE to read the article.

Frenemy
Linked to Idiomation
Used in writing the article, “Girlfriends or Girlfrenemies?”
Published August 25, 2016 on the Imugonline website
Click HERE to read the article.

Don’t Take Any Wooden Nickels
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Used in explaining the lyrics to “Fool’s Gold” by Jill Scott
Produced by D.K. the Punisher and Andre Harris on the Album “Woman”
Published August 17, 2016 on the Genius website
Click HERE to read more.

Do As I Say And Not As I Do
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Used in writing the article, “Parenting By Example: Teaching Your Kids Good Grooming Habits”
Published August 7, 2016 on the Fan Kids website
Click HERE to read the article.

Cat That Ate The Canary
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Used in writing the article, “Poor Mr. Canary!”
Published July 31, 2016 on the Deitch Studio blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words
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Used in writing the Article, “Slander Hurts Everybody”
Published July 27, 2016 on the Synergy Ninjas website
Click HERE to read the article.

The One-Eyed Man Is King
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Used in writing the article, “Jack Henry: How To Justify A High Valuation and Low Growth Simultaneously”
Published on July 8, 2016 on the Seeking Alpha website
Click HERE to read the article.

Fox In The Henhouse
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The “Nearly Useless Factoid” on the Federal News Radio 1500 AM website
Published July 5, 2016 after the article, “Federal Government and Private Sector Collaborations”
Written by Mike Causey, Senior Correspondent.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE 1 [from the Federal News Radio website]:  Federal News Radio broadcasts live on 1500 AM throughout the Greater Metropolitan Washington area. FederalNewsRadio.com distributes government-to-government and business-to-government news and information worldwide.  Federal News Radio features the talents of some of the best federal minds in the industry. The Federal Drive with Tom Temin airs weekdays from 6-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. Our reporters, Jason Miller, Jared Serbu, Nicole Ogrysko, Scott Maucione and Senior Correspondent Mike Causey, make Federal News Radio an up-to-the-minute source of news and information.

NOTE 2 [from the Federal News Radio website]: Before joining Federal News Radio, Mike spent a year in the dot.com world writing for PlanetGov, after more than 30 years at the Washington Post. At the Post, Mike covered nearly every beat from cops to the first Beatle’s concert in Washington. During most of that time, he wrote the Federal D

It’s A Gas
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Used in writing the article, “It’s A Gas”
Published July 4, 2016 on the Omniglot blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Kettle Of Fish
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The “Nearly Useless Factoid” on the Federal News Radio 1500 AM website
Published June 13, 2016 after the article, “Are You The Victim of Paycheck Envy?”
Written by Mike Causey, Senior Correspondent.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE 1 [from the Federal News Radio website]:  Federal News Radio broadcasts live on 1500 AM throughout the Greater Metropolitan Washington area. FederalNewsRadio.com distributes government-to-government and business-to-government news and information worldwide.  Federal News Radio features the talents of some of the best federal minds in the industry. The Federal Drive with Tom Temin airs weekdays from 6-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. Our reporters, Jason Miller, Jared Serbu, Nicole Ogrysko, Scott Maucione and Senior Correspondent Mike Causey, make Federal News Radio an up-to-the-minute source of news and information.

NOTE 2 [from the Federal News Radio website]: Before joining Federal News Radio, Mike spent a year in the dot.com world writing for PlanetGov, after more than 30 years at the Washington Post. At the Post, Mike covered nearly every beat from cops to the first Beatle’s concert in Washington. During most of that time, he wrote the Federal Diary column.  Mike served in the U.S. Army Reserves from 1957 to 1965 and attended George Washington University.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
In writing the article, “Y – Yawn – Yearning to Sleep”
Published May 1, 2016 on the Daisy Willows blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Special Kind Of Stupid
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Used by Shannon Spilker in writing the article, “Special Kind Of Stupid”
Published April 18, 2016 on the Meme Project blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Never Cast A Clout Until May Is Out
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Used by Mike Townsend in writing the article, “It’s All Happening!!”
Published April 2, 2016 on the Badock’s Wood blog
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the Friends of Badock’s Wood website]:   Badock’s Wood covers an area of approximately 10 hectares. It is a small, semi-natural, broad-leaved woodland situated in a limestone valley (with adjacent areas of grassland) in the north-west of Bristol, between Henleaze and Southmead. It therefore provides a wildlife haven in an urban setting. To the north of the site, in an area of open grassland, is a Bronze Age burial mound (tumulus). The latter has been classified as “Middle Bronze Age, constructed about 1300 BC” and is sometimes referred to as the “Southmead Round Barrow.”

The site has been in the care of Bristol City Council since 1937, when it was given to the City by a local industrialist, as an area of open space for the enjoyment of local people. The local industrialist was Sir Stanley Badock, hence the adoption of the name “Badock’s Wood” for the site. He died in 1945.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
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Used in writing the article, “YouTube, Pink Floyd and Copyright Wannabes Circus Show”
Published March 29, 2016 on the Self-Mechanics website
Click HERE to read the article

Sheila’s Brush
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Used in the writing of the article, “Sheila vs. Patrick: March 18th and Sheila’s Brush”
Published March 18, 2016 on the Earth And Starry Heaven website
Click HERE to read the article.

Holy Moley
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Used in the writing of the article, “Harley Quinn: Hot In The City Supplement”
Published March 14, 2016 on the American Comic Quest blog in Japan
Click HERE to read the article.

Jay Driving
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Used in the writing of the article, “The Island Bay Cycleway: Terribly Important and Nothing New”
Published March 8, 2015 on the Bike Auckland website.
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
Used in the writing of the article, “Prisoners Of Our Own Literary Device”
Published March 7, 2016 on the Comic Strip of the Day website.
Click HERE to read the article.

Jay Driving
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Used in the writing of the article, “The Island Bay Cycleway: Terribly Important and Nothing New”
Published March 7, 2016 on the University of Otago Public Health Researchers blog, Public Health Expert.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the Public Health Expert blog]:  This article was written by Professor Alistair Woodward of the School of Population Health at Auckland University, in Auckland, New Zealand.

Talk Is Cheap
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The “Nearly Useless Factoid” on the Federal News Radio 1500 AM website
Published February 16, 2016 after the article, “Political Endorsements: Do They Help Or Hurt Feds?”
Written by Mike Causey, Senior Correspondent.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE 1 [from the Federal News Radio website]:  Federal News Radio broadcasts live on 1500 AM throughout the Greater Metropolitan Washington area. FederalNewsRadio.com distributes government-to-government and business-to-government news and information worldwide.  Federal News Radio features the talents of some of the best federal minds in the industry. The Federal Drive with Tom Temin airs weekdays from 6-10 a.m. and 3-7 p.m. Our reporters, Jason Miller, Jared Serbu, Nicole Ogrysko, Scott Maucione and Senior Correspondent Mike Causey, make Federal News Radio an up-to-the-minute source of news and information.

NOTE 2 [from the Federal News Radio website]: Before joining Federal News Radio, Mike spent a year in the dot.com world writing for PlanetGov, after more than 30 years at the Washington Post. At the Post, Mike covered nearly every beat from cops to the first Beatle’s concert in Washington. During most of that time, he wrote the Federal Diary column.  Mike served in the U.S. Army Reserves from 1957 to 1965 and attended George Washington University.

God Willing and the Creek Don’t Rise
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Used in writing the article, “A Lightweight, Modular, and Even Better EPM On-Premises Backup”
Published on February 16, 2017 on Cameron’s Blog For Essbase Hackers blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
Used in the writing of the article, “Let Sleeping Dogs Lie”
Published January 31, 2016 on the Slim Doggy website
Click HERE to read the article.

Pleased As Punch
Linked to Idiomation
Used in the writing of the article, “A Hive Of Activity”
Published January 13, 2016 on the Bees With Eeb blog
Click HERE to read the article.

One Bad Apple Spoils The Whole Barrel
Linked to idiomation
Used in writing the article, “Why People Are So Rotten Online”
Published January 6, 2016 on the Reagle website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the Reagle website]:  Joseph M. Reagle Jr. is an Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at Northeastern University in Boston (MA). His CV can be read by clicking HERE.

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
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Used in the writing of the article, “Game Overview:  Hot Tin Roof, or While The Cat’s Away, The Other Cat Is Lonely And Desperate”
Published January 4, 2016 on the Board Game Geek News website
Click HERE to read the article.

Back To The Salt Mines
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Used in the writing of the article “Back To The Salt Mines”
Published January 4, 2016 on the Queenwood Academy website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from Queenwood Academy website]:  Queenwood Academy is a Hamilton, New Zealand-based social business start-up empowering persons with disabilities through media education, specializing in radio-TV production, media literacy, digital film production, drama workshops, and personality development.

Like White On Rice
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Used in the writing of the article “Stylin’”
Published January 3, 2016 on the Willow’s Corner blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
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Used in writing the article, “Item Taxonomy 301: Why Taxonomists Need To Understand Data”
Published December 21, 2015 on the Daniel O’Connor LinkedIn blog.
Click HERE to read the article.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words
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Included by Cinthya Monserrat Peña Contreras on the page titled “Idioms”
Published November 2, 2015 on the MudJob Social Network website
Click HERE to read more.

Cotton Pickin’ Minute
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Used by Jay Marshall Wolman in the writing of the article, “Wait A Cotton Pickin’ Minute: Free Speech and Employment”
Published November 2, 2015 on The Legal Satyricon website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE [from the Randazza Legal Group website]:  Jay Marshall Wolman has served as an advocate or neutral in hundreds of contested matters, appearing before state and federal courts and agencies in Connecticut, Massachusetts and throughout the United States.

Fly By The Seat Of Your Pants
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Used in the writing of the article “Satisfied”
Published September 25, 2015 on the Genius website
Click HERE to read the article

Actions Speak Louder Than Words
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Chapter One: You Say ‘Credo,’ I Say ‘Crudo!’ JNJH Called Out In Huff Post By Steven Brill”
Published September 15, 2015 on The Mesh Warrior website
Click HERE to read the article.

Fly By The Seat Of Your Pants
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Annapolis”
Published September 14, 2015 on the Welcome To Maddiland blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Black Maria
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Rough Rides Have Injured People For More Than A Century”
Published on September 09, 2015 on the Timeline website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE:  Timeline is a collective of seasoned journalists, editors, writers, researchers, academics, techies, designers and entrepreneurs from around the world.  Timeline presents contextual information to news that gives readers the ‘story behind the story.’  Their award-winning editorial team creates original, meaningful and media-rich timelines that connect past to present, and provide historical context to help readers understand the forces that shape today’s world.  Their Timeline native iOS app has been featured twice by Apple as the “#1 Best New App.”

Fly By The Seat Of Your Pants
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Used in writing the article, “Straighten Up and Fly Straight”
Published on September 5, 2015 on the Peak Perspective website
Click HERE to read the article.

Mouse Potato
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “A History of Vegetable Metaphors From Cool Cukes To Couch Potatoes”
Published August 25, 2015 on the Enjoy Your Meal website
Click HERE to read the article.

White On Rice
Linked To Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Stationary Love!”
Published August 10, 2015 on the Bazaar Collective website
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked To Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “The Surprising Origins of ‘Sleep Tight’ And Other Common Sleep Phrases”
Published July 29, 2015 on the Van Winkles website
Click HERE to read the article.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Life At The Bottom of the Pile”
Published July 4, 2015 on the Circus K9 blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Black Maria
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “The Police Tactic That Killed Freddie Gray Has A Long History”
Re-published June 24, 2015 on the Digg website from the Timeline website
Click HERE to read the article.

Dollars To Doughnuts
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in writing the article, “Dollars To Doughnuts”
Published June 22, 2015 on the Today I Found Out website
Click HERE to read the article.

Slow As Molasses In January
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “How Fast Is Your Honey?”
Written by Ron Miksha and published June 22, 2015 on the Bad Beekeeping blog.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE:  [from the Bad Beekeeping blog] Ron Miksha is a geophysicist who also does a bit of science writing and blogging. Ron has worked as a radio broadcaster, a beekeeper, and is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He has written two books, dozens of magazine and journal articles, and complements his first book, Bad Beekeeping, with a popular blog at http://www.badbeekeeping.com.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “While We Focus on the AIIB, China Is Increasing Its Power in the Western Financial System”
Written by Valentin Schmid and published June 17, 2015 on the Epoch Times website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE 1:  [from the Epoch Times website] Valentin Schmid is the business editor of the Epoch Times. His areas of expertise include global macroeconomic trends and financial markets, China, and Bitcoin. Before joining the paper in 2012, he worked as a portfolio manager for BNP Paribas in Amsterdam, London, Paris and Hong Kong.

NOTE 2:  [from the Epoch Times website] The English edition of The Epoch Times launched in September 2003 on the web, and in August 2004 as a newspaper in New York. It meets a growing need for news reported and published independently, uncovering stories that have depth and meaning to people. In English, as well as in other languages, it serves a broad, international readership.  The Epoch Times publishes in 21 languages in 35 countries across 5 continents.

The One-Eyed Man Is King
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Say What? In The Kingdom Of The Blind, The One-Eyed Man Is King”
Published May 15, 2015 on the Akai News website
Click HERE to read the article.

Too Many Cooks Spoil The Broth
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Queen Sheba & King Solomon On Riddle Of Too Many Cooks”
Published May 10, 2015 on the Purplemotes website.
Click HERE to read the article.

Black Maria
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “The Rough Rides That Killed Freddie Gray Have A Long History”
Published May 2, 2015 on the Timeline website
Click HERE to read the article.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “More Than Words (Part 2)”
Published April 30, 2015 on the Ms. Puddle’s Haven website
Click HERE to read the article.

Too Many Chiefs and Not Enough Indians
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Phrase Meanings and Their Origins”
Published April 17, 2015 on the Bubblews website
Click HERE to read the article.

Two Shakes Of A Lamb’s Tail
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Thursday Trivia: Two Shakes Of A Lamb’s Tail”
published on April 2, 2015 on the A Tonk’s Tail website
Click HERE to read the article.

Mud In Your Eye
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Training For The Warrior Dash!”
Written by Christopher Mele and published on March 23, 2015 on the Poconos blog
The Poconos blog is affiliated with the Pocono Record newspaper in Stroudsburg, PA
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE:  [from the poconos.com blog site] Christopher Mele is a career newsman, writer and editor.  He’s glad for the opportunity to share stories and insights about the challenges that the modern-day middle-aged guy faces in the world.

Mud In Your Eye
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Training For The Warrior Dash”
Published March 18, 2015 on the About Men Radio website
Click HERE to read the article.

Horse of a Different Color
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Used in writing the article, “Cliché Sunday: Equine Edition”
Published in March 1, 2015 on Samantha MacMaster’s Fiction Writer With A Blog blog
Click HERE to read the article.

All Dressed Up And No Place To Go
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “All Dressed Up And No Place To Bee”
Published February 23, 2015 on the Bees With Eeb blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Mud In Your Eye
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Quite Contrary”
Published January 19, 2015 on the Melissa “Sasi” Chambers website
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Can We Believe It To Be True?”
Published January 15, 2015 on the Michael Gurley blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “Foodie Tuesday: Worth Getting Out Of Bed”
Published December 9, 2014 on the Art-Colored Glasses website
Click HERE to read the article.

Do As I Say And Not As I Do
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “A-G George Brandis: Getting To The Heart Of The Meta”
Written by journalist Alex Zaharov-Ruett
Published November 27, 2014 on the iTWire website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE 1:  [from the iTWire website] Alex Zaharov-Reutt is one of Australia’s best-known technology journalists and consumer tech experts.  Alex has appeared in his capacity as technology expert on all of Australia’s free-to-air and pay TV networks, including stints as presenter of Ch 10’s Internet Bright Ideas, Ch 7’s Room for Improvement and tech expert on Ch 9’s Today Show, among many other news and current affairs programs.

NOTE 2:  [from the iTWire website] iTWire is Australia’s most read independent technology news source. With 327,505 (Nielsen SiteCensus) visitors a month. iTWire has 20,000+ subscribers to it’s daily IT&T newsletter. Our readers are the top IT and Telecommunications people in Australia.

Lose Your Marbles
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Why Do You Lose Your Marbles?”
Published November 14, 2014 on the Past & Present website
Click HERE to read the article.

Cotton Pickin’ Minute
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “My Sincerest Apologies”
Published November 8, 2014 on the Masked Brute Tumblr site
Reblogged over 100 times.
Click HERE to read the article.

Cotton Pickin’ Minute
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “My Sincerest Apologies”
Published October 2014 on the I’ll Tumblr For Ya Tumblr site
Reblogged over 5,000 times.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE:  “I’ll Tumblr For Ya” is owned and authored by Canadian Kelly Turnbull aka Coelasquid, a visual artist who creates comics.  Kelly’s comic strip, “Manly Guys Doing Manly Things” is about macho action heroes, and says that “sometimes this is a slice of life comic about a time traveling Navy SEAL single dad from the nonspecific spacefuture.”

It’s In A Wewoka Switch
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Entry used in the writing of the article, “What I Did On My Summer Road Trip Vacation”
Published October 27, 2014 on the Ask Patty Automotive Blog For Women
Click HERE to read the article.

Slow As Molasses In January
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Entry use in the Grade 8 Science Class Assignment, “Sci8 – Matter: Topic 3/4 Viscosity”
Published October 24, 2014 on the Mr. I The Science Guy website
Click HERE to read the assigment.

NOTE:  Mark Iwaasa teaches Grade 7 and 8 science, chemistry, physics, and Grade 10 math in the Westwind School Division No. 74 in Raymond, Alberta at Stirling School Junior and Senior High School.  Raymond is located southeast of Lethbridge.

Talk Like A Dutch Uncle
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Dutch Uncle”
Published October 24, 2014 on the Web Learn English website
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE:  BC Kumar is an English teacher currently living in Ohio who has taught in countries such as Ethiopia, Oman and India.  He shares his knowledge and passion for English on his website, Web Learn English.

Jailbird
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Dylan’s Knowledge”
Published October 19, 2014 on the Tom B Appreciating Theme Time blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Cat That Ate The Canary
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article “Trials And Tribulations: Fun And Fancy!”
Published on October 11, 2014 on the Three Quarters and Counting blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Mud In Your Eye
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “House On Strike”
Published on October 4, 2014 on the Wynken, Blynken & Nod blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Lefty Loosey, Right Tighty
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Why Do Screws Tighten Clockwise?”
Published on September 26, 2014 on the Today I Found Out website
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
Published on September 16, 2014 on Paagal Subtitle website page
Click HERE to read more.

A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used as part of a computer technologies class assignment at Great Basin College in Nevada
Published in September 7, 2014 on Professor Frank Daniels‘ college website page
Click HERE to read the assignment.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Let Sleeping Dogs Lie”
Published August 19, 2014 on the Cinergy Coaching website.
Click HERE to read the article.

More Fun Than A Barrel Full Of Monkeys
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Barrel Of Monkeys”
Published August 14, 2014 on the W. A. McDonald blog.
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Let Sleeping Dogs Lie”
Published August 5, 2014 on the Madcap blog.
Click HERE to read the article.

Change Horses In Midstream
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “My Centenary Story”
Published August 4, 2014 on the Jon Westfall website.
Click HERE to read the article.

NOTE:  Jon Westfall, Ph.D., is a researcher, educator, college professor, author, and more.  He is also an Ad Hoc Reviewer for such publications as “The Journal of Behavioral Decision Making” and “Computers In Human Behavior.”  Jon Westfall’s books can be found on Amazon by clicking through via THIS LINK.  

God Willing And The Creek Don’t Rise
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “And The Creek Don’t Rise”
Published July 21, 2014 on the Curmudgeon 38 blog.
Click HERE to read the article.

Pour Salt In An Open Wound
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “City of Toledo Can’t Maintain What It Has, But Wants To Add More”
Published June 1, 2014 on the Thurber’s Thoughts blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article “Actions Speak Louder Than Words”
Published May 3, 2014 on the Write2Think blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Y Is For Yaff (To Bark Like A Snarling Dog)”
Published April 29, 2014 on the Humoring The Dog blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Fly By The Seat Of Your Pants
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Ready Or Not”
Published March 22, 2014 on the Peak Perspective blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Measure Twice, Cut Once
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “The Life Lessons That Remodeling Taught Me”
Published March 14, 2014 on the Nest Magazine website
Click HERE to read the article.

Talk Like A Dutch Uncle
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article “52 Ancestors #10 Errett Allison: Double Cousin”
Published March 13, 2014 on the Ancestors In Aprons blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Mouse Potato
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “A History of Vegetable Metaphors, from Cool Cukes to Couch Potatoes”
Published March 11, 2014 in Bon Appétit magazine
Click HERE to read the article.

Mad As A March Hare
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Mad As A March Hare”
Published March 6, 2014 on the Allison Williams Writing blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Mud In Your Eye
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Here’s Mud In Your Eye”
Published February 25, 2014 on the Stories, Sermons And Songsblog
Click HERE to read the sermon.

More Fun Than A Barrel Full Of Monkeys
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Twitch Plays Pokémon: A Wild Experiment In Crowd Sourced Gameplay”
Published February 19, 2014 in the Financial Post
Click HERE to read the article.

Rouge Your Knees
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Feminist Sundays & Jazz Age January”
Published January 26, 2014 on the Books And Reviews blog
Click HERE to read the article.

One Bad Apple Spoils The Whole Barrel
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “One Bad Apple Spoils The Whole Barrel”
Published January 23, 2014 on the Tango Chamuyo blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Close But No Cigar
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Where Does The Phrase Close But No Cigar Come From?”
Published January 23, 2014 on the Past & Present blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Too Many Cooks Spoil The Broth
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Fail. Absolute Fail. Healthcare.gov. What Went Wrong?”
Published January 22, 2014 on the Dr. Blip’s PC-Doctor blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Words Are Mightier Than Actions Even Though Actions Speak Louder”
Published on December 28, 2013 on the Quote Equation blog site.
Click HERE to read the article.

Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Democrats Housing Crisis”
Published on November 26, 2013 on the Obama Legacy website
Click HERE to read the article.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Linked to Idiomation
Used in writing the article, “Wordy Wednesday: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie”
Published on November 20, 2013 on the Journey Too blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Cat That Ate The Canary
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of “Thursday Trivia: The Cat That Ate The Canary”
Published on September 26, 2013 on the Tonks’ Tail website
Click HERE to read the article.

Hug The Cactus
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Why Businesses Should Value Negative Customer Feedback”
Published June 19, 2013 in the Search Engine Journal
Click HERE to read the sermon.

Never Cast A Clout Until May Is Out
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “What To Wear In Barcelona In May”
Published May 31, 2013 on the Barcelona Lowdown blog
Click HERE to read the article.

I’m A Dutchman
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of “The Mysterious Mr. Mansfield: Getting Inside A Personality”
University paper researched and written by Susan Barr
Published on May 28, 2013 on the Arctic Center page
on the University of Groningen (Netherlands) website
Click HERE to read the article.

If My Grandmother Had Wheels
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in writing the article, “If My Grandmother Had Wheels (For NaPoWriMo, Day 27)”
Published on April 27, 2013 on the Marilyn Cavicchia Editor Poet blog
Click HERE to read the article.

A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Viral Videos: It’s Time”
Published April 17, 2013 on the PR Specialist blog
Tagline: NGO Info On The Go
Click HERE to read the article.

Indian Giver
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Is It Okay To Say Navajo Ply?”
Published March 15, 2013 on Red Shirt Knitting website
Click HERE to read the article.

Rouge Your Knees
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “The History Of The Flapper”
Published February 19, 2013 by the Smithsonian website
Click HERE to read the article.

It’s A Gas
Linked To Idiomation
Used In Writing The Article, “So The Georgians Had Laughing Gas Parties”
Published July 12, 2012 on the Londinium Book blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Slow As Molasses In January
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Molasses In January: Just How Slow Is It?”
Published January 15, 2013 on the Dave’s Garden blog
Click HERE to read the article.

It’s In A Wewoka Switch
Credited to Idiomation
Entry used in writing of the article, “What’s A Wewoka Switch?”
Published December 15, 2011 on the Saturday Afternoon Horse blog
Click HERE to read the article.

God Willing And The Creek Don’t Rise
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “Giving Credit Where Credit Is Due”
Published November 28, 2011 on the Douglasville Patch blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Suffering Succotash
Linked to Idiomation
Used in the writing of the article, “Succulent Succotash”
Published on July 22, 2011 on the San Diego SD Weekly Markets blog
Click HERE to read the article.

Frenemies
Linked to Idiomation
Used in the writing of the article “Frenemies”
Published on April 11, 2011 on the Magpie Musing blog
Click HERE to read the article.

A Face To Stop A Clock
Linked to Idiomation
Entry use to annotate the song, “Pink Houses” by John Mellencamp
Published on an unknown date on the Rock Genius website
Click HERE to read the annotations.

Other Links With Idiomation As A Source

Links to a number of Idiomation entries can also be found on forums, discussion groups, and various Wikis, including Wikipedia.  The entries at Wikipedia include, but are not limited to, the following:

WIKIPEDIA

Men With Wings
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men_with_Wings

Shake
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shake_%28unit%29

Two Shakes Of A Lamb’s Tail
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_shakes_of_a_lambs_tale

What’s Done Is Done
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What%27s_done_is_done

Wooden Nickel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wooden_nickel

TOKYO GHOUL WIKIA

The One-Eyed Man Is King
Linked to Idiomation
Entry used in the writing of the article, “One-Eyed King”
Published on the Tokyo Ghoul Wikia
Click HERE to read this article.

RICH BROOMHALL BLOG

Never Cast A Clout Until May Is Out
http://richbroomhall1.wordpress.com/2014/05/08/never-cast-a-clout-until-may-is-out-historically-speaking/

The One-Eyed Man Is King
http://richbroomhall1.wordpress.com/2014/05/06/the-one-eyed-man-is-king/

KNOW YOUR PHRASE

Beat About The Bush
http://www.knowyourphrase.com/phrase-meanings/Beating-Around-The-Bush.html