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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Weenix
Weenix MEANING: “A term derived from combining unix weenie, a term that refers to those who use Unix by necessity, but would prefer simpler alternatives.” This enzyme works by blocking the blood and when you at long last take part … Continue reading
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Top 4 open-source PCs
Top 4 open-source PCs Single board or ‘open-source’ PCs have become a hot market, with the Raspberry Pi selling in the millions and competitors getting in on the act, including Intel’s recently announced MinnowBoard. In some cases, the erection that … Continue reading
Thoughts for the Day
Today in History (August 16th): 1812: British forces foiled plans for a U.S. invasion of Canada by capturing the city of Detroit. 1845: Birthdays: The French physicist Gabriel Lippmann, inventor of color photography. 1862: Birthdays: Amos Alonzo Stagg, pioneer basketball, … Continue reading
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Carbyne
Carbyne: A new form of carbon that’s stronger than graphene A new form of carbon, dubbed carbyne, is stronger and stiffer than any known material. In fact, carbyne is about two times stronger than graphene and carbon nanotubes, which until … Continue reading
allochthonous
allochthonous PRONUNCIATION: (uh-LOK-thuh-nuhs) http://wordsmith.org/words/allochthonous.mp3 MEANING: (adjective), Originating in a region other than where it is found. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek from allos (other) + chthon (earth, land). Ultimately from the Indo-European root dhghem- (earth), which also sprouted human, homicide, humble, homage, … Continue reading
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kickshaw
kickshaw PRONUNCIATION: (KIK-shaw) MEANING: (noun) 1. A fancy dish; delicacy. Mentioning impotence therapy and the name that comes in our mind is levitra discount Gorilla pharmacy. It also improves blood vessel dilation by 10%. clove – best price on viagra … Continue reading
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Celebrating a Raise
My sister landed a good job with an accounting firm, and after a while she got a generous raise. The day she found out about it, her husband picked her up from work, and they stopped for ice cream. As … Continue reading
Thoughts for the Day
Today in History (August 15th): 1769: Birthdays: French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. 1771: Birthdays: Scottish novelist Walter Scott. 1859: Birthdays: Longtime Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey. 1875: Birthdays: British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. 1879: Birthdays: Actor Ethel Barrymore. 1885: Birthdays: Novelist … Continue reading
Murphy’s Laws for Law Enforcement
New uniforms and ties attract catsup and gravy stains. Court will be scheduled in the middle of your days off. Hot calls will only come over the air 10 minutes before the end of your shift. You will never get … Continue reading