Tuesday, September 17, 2013

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Tuesday, September 17, 2013

auspicate \AW-spi-keyt\, verb:

to initiate with ceremonies calculated to ensure good luck; inaugurate.

Auspicate comes from the Latin word auspicious meaning "divination from the flight of birds." This term entered English in the early 1600s.

bold font method

This is a form of studying where one skims through a text and simply memorizes/learns everything in bold or italicized.

Do you want to meet up cram for tomorrow's Ochem test?

Nah, I'm done studying.

Really? You must be really organized to be able to study ahead of time.

Nah, I used the Bold Font Method...if it's bold I memorized it. & 70% of every test is based off bold font in books.

Trivia What did halfback Fred Gehrke add to the helmets of his Los Angeles Rams teammates in 1948 that started a trend in pro football?

He put a team logo on them. Gehrke, an industrial design artist in the off-season, painted the team’s brown leather helmets dark blue and then decorated them with yellow ram horns.

History

United States Constitution: the supreme law of the land was signed at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia (1787)
Norton I: Joshua Abraham Norton, a native Englishman who ended up in San Francisco, declared himself emperor of the United States (1859)
Battle of Antietam: bloody day — 23,000 killed — of carnage during the American Civil War (1862)
Lt. Thomas Selfridge: became the first person to die in an airplane crash, in a plane piloted by Orville Wright (1908)
M*A*S*H: the TV show whose final episode remains the top-viewed program on American TV debuted (1972)