Eager beaver---- ( Amorous woman; Anxious young woman. )

Ears---- ( CB or 2-way radio. )

Ears on---- ( CB set in operation. )

Earwig---- ( Listen without talking. )

Eastbound---- ( Vehicle moving in the east direction. )

Eastbound trailer truckin style---- ( Driving eastbound in a truck. )

Eastbounder---- ( Person traveling east. )

East Labour---- ( Bellshill-Glasgow,Scotland-UK. )

Easy chair---- ( Middle CB vehicle in a line of three or more; same as "rocking chair". )

Eat'em up---- ( Truckstop restaurant or roadway restaurant. )

Eat'em up stop---- ( Restaurant. )

E-bounder---- ( Vehicle moving east. )

Educational flick---- ( Pornographic flim. )

Egg beater---- ( Helicopter. )

Eighteen-legged pogo stick---- ( Truck (18-wheeler). )

Eighteen-wheeler---- ( Large intercity tractor-trailer truck; five -axle with any combination of 18 wheels; also called a 40 footer. )

Eight-miler---- ( Left lane hogger. )

Eights---- ( Goodbye; hugs; love. )

Eights and other good numbers---- ( A closing. )

Eighty-Eight (88)---- ( Originally a ham (amateur) radio abbreviation that
stood for love and kisses. Sometimes used by CB operators in closing a transmission, particularly
as in "Gotta go now, so we'll throw you the three's and eight's." (Three's is a variant of "seventy-three" for "best regards.") Eight's and three's together are known as the "good numbers". )

Eighty-eights---- ( Love and kisses. )

Eighty-eights around the house )or to the family---- ( Best wishes to your family. )

80th Street---- ( Refers to Interstate 80.. )

Eighty-fifth street---- ( Refers to 185. )

Electric Indian---- ( Blinking Traffic arrow to notify you of lane merging or closure. )

Electric teeth---- ( Police or radar. )

Elevator---- ( Tailgate that is used to lower cargo to the ground. )

Eleven metor band---- ( CB radio / 11 meters is the wavelength of the 27MHz and it is a small
group of 40 frequencies between 26.965 Mhz and 27.405 mhz. )

Erecter set---- ( Metal bridge. )

E.R.S.---- ( Emergency radio service or emergency road service. )

E.T.A.---- ( Estimated time of arrival. )

Evel Knievel---- ( Motoecycle rider or cop on a motorcycle. )

Evel Knievel Smokey---- ( Fast moving police car. )

Everybody must be walking the dog---- ( All channels are over load with conversations. )

Everything is slick---- ( All clear. )

Expandable---- ( A trailer that can be made longer. )

Express body---- ( An open-box trailer . )

Express run---- ( Late night nonstoptrip. )

Expressway boogie---- ( Traveling a long distance. )

Extra money ticket---- ( Speeding ticket. )

Eyeball---- ( Meeting CB'ers; to have someone in sight. )

Eyeballs---- ( Headlights. )

Eyeball it---- ( Take a good look. )

Eyeball Q SO---- ( Face-to-face meeting. )

Eyeball to eyeball---- ( Meeting of CB'ers. )

Eye in the sky---- ( Police aircraft. )

Earth---- ( Connection to ground itself. )

Earth ground ---- ( A circuit connection to a ground rod driven into the earth. )

EHF---- ( Extremely High Frequency (30 - 300 GHz). )

Eighty-Eight (88)---- ( Originally a ham (amateur) radio abbreviation that
stood for love and kisses. Sometimes used by CB operators in closing a transmission, particularly
as in "Gotta go now, so we'll throw you the three's and eight's." (Three's is a variant of "seventy-three" for "best regards.") Eight's and three's together are known as the "good numbers". )

E-layer---- ( The region of the ionosphere found approximately 55 to 90 miles above Earth;
it fades away a few hours after sunset. The main impact of the E-layer on radio propagation is to absorb energy
from signals passing through it, although sporadic-E propagation makes possible distant communications on frequencies above 30 MHz. )

Eleven metor band---- ( CB radio / 11 meters is the wavelength of the 27MHz and it is a small
group of 40 frequencies between 26.965 Mhz and 27.405 mhz. )

ELF---- ( Extremely Low Frequency (30 - 300 Hz) . )

EME---- ( EARTH - MOON EARTH,--ie: Moon Bounce communication. )

EMF---- ( Electromotive force; voltage. )

EMI---- ( Electro Magnetic Interference ofton called RFI (Radio-Frequency Interference. )

Emission---- ( Transmission of a signal. )

Emission mode---- ( The form of a radio emission, such as AM, FM, or single sideband. )

Equalizer---- ( High-gain antenna, high-power transmitter, and sometimes "radar detector". )

E-Region---- ( The SECOND LOWEST ionospheric region. )

E.R.P.---- ( Effective radiated power. )

E.R.S.---- ( Emergency radio service or emergency road service. )

E-skip---- ( Sporadic E-layer ionospheric propagation. )

E.T.A.---- ( Estimated time of arrival. )

Eu ---- ( Europe . )

EU--- ( European Band--40 channels, same frequencies as USA 4W max power (26.965 - 27.405 FM);
Radios using this band are marked "PR 27 GB" or "CEPT PR 27 GB" and are CEPT-approved. )

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The Copyright Minefield By Jacqui Kramer, Contributing Author
10/5/2000 9:19:53 AM PDT

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Currently in the United States, there are no laws that specifically address copyright issues in the online world.
However, the U.S. courts have ruled that existing copyright laws governing the print world can be applied to the online world."

If by mistake, I've used someone's copyright material, notify me, and I'll remove it.

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