The muscle’s name translates to “three-headed arm muscle”, fitting as it is actually made up of three bundles of muscles. The triceps brachii muscle is found at the back of the upper arm. Lagasse started using his famous “Bam!” catchphrase in order to keep his crew awake during repeated tapings of his show. Now famous for his television shows, his cuisine still showcases New Orleans ingredients and influences. Lagasse first achieved celebrity as executive chef in Commander’s Palace in New Orleans. 49 “Bam!” chef : EMERILĮmeril Lagasse is an American chef who was born in Massachusetts. The name “lollipop” surfaced in 1908, and was taken from a prominent race horse of the day named Lolly Pop. 44 Sticky candy? : LOLLIPOPĪ lollipop is a piece of candy on a stick. A “demi-plié” is a similar move, but with less bending of the knees. In the ballet move known as a plié, the knees are bent. So, basically a podcast is a broadcast that one can play on demand, simply by downloading and opening the podcast file. The name comes from the acronym “POD” meaning “playable on demand”, and “cast” from “broadcasting”. 35 Popular podcast genre : TRUE CRIMEĪ podcast is basically an audio or video media file that is made available for download. He wrote “Night Shadows” and “East Beach” in the mid-nineties, both of which featured his private eye Jake Sands. And Ely is a successful mystery novelist.
Years later, Ely hosted the 19 “Miss America” pageants right after longtime host Bert Parks retired, before the job was taken over by Gary Collins.
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Ron Ely is most famous for playing the title role in the “Tarzan” TV series in the sixties. The Expos moved to Washington in 2005 becoming the Nats. The Washington Nationals (“Nats”) started out life as the Montreal Expos in 1969, and were the first Major League Baseball team in Canada. 26 Baseball team whose mascot is Screech the eagle, familiarly : NATS Known as the parietal eye, it can sense levels of light, although it cannot make out details. Iguanas have what is known as a “third eye” on their heads. The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of four major ligaments that support the knee. A beautiful place … 19 Knee part, for short : ACL I was fortunate enough to visit Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny a few years ago. He spent two decades painting the water lily ponds, producing his most famous works. Later in his life, Monet purchased a house in Giverny, and famously installed lily ponds and a Japanese bridge in the property’s extensive gardens. That work depicts the port of Le Havre, which was Monet’s hometown. 17 Painter whose cataract surgery allowed him to see and paint in ultraviolet : CLAUDE MONETįrench artist Claude Monet was one of the founders of the Impressionist movement, and indeed the term “Impressionism” comes from the title of his 1872 painting “Impression, Sunrise”. 14 Smart _ : ALECĪpparently, the original “smart Alec” (sometimes “Aleck”) was one Alec Hoag, a pimp, thief and confidence trickster who plied his trade in New York City in the 1840s. The word “visa” comes into English, via French, from the Latin expression “charta visa” meaning “paper that has been seen”, or “verified paper”. Today’s Wiki-est Amazonian Googlies AcrossĪ visa is usually a stamp in one’s passport, an indication that one is authorized to enter (and less often, to exit) a particular country.
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