Evergreen (disambiguation)

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Evergreen is the name of several places in the United States of America:

The term evergreen also has botanical meanings. This is the primary meaning, other meanings are derived from the botanical sense.

The term evergreen is used in other ways:

In the IT field, it is used as a verb or adjective to mean "bring up to date". For example, "The computers were evergreened." It is used particularly with reference to periodic updates, e.g. "They are evergreened every three years."

In business, an evergreen clause is one which states that a contract will automatically renew if neither party cancels it prior to a given period before its expiry date. (See ["Never, ever agree to 'evergreen' clauses" from Computerworld])

In journalism, evergreen articles are items that can be published at any time, either because they do not refer directly to the day's news, or because they are about something that recurs regularly. (see [slate on Explaining Today's Papers])

In broadcasting, evergreen episodes of a radio or television program are also like evergreen articles in journalism, which can be used anytime as well. Evergreen episodes are sometimes used in case a feed of a regularly-fed program or series is not received by a radio or television station due to technical difficulties, with an evergreen epsiode aired as a backup.

In music an evergreen is a song that can be played over and over again throughout the years without the audience ever getting tired of hearing it. (Synonymous to a "classic".)

The [Evergreen review] is a well known literary publication.

Washington is called the Evergreen State, and is the home of The Evergreen State College.

Evergreen International Aviation is an aviation services company based in the Pacific Northwest.

Evergreen Marine Corporation is a Taiwanese shipping company.

Evergreen International, Inc. is a Latter-day Saint nonprofit corporation working to advance the Ex-gay movement.

evergreen (hyde) is hyde's solo first single.

evergreen is also Hitomi Takahashi's 2nd single.

Evergreen (Band) post-punk garage rock band whose members included Slint drummer Britt Walford

Evergreen (novel), a novel by Belva Plain

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