instauration [in-staw-rey-shuh n] noun
- renewal; restoration; renovation; repair.
- Obsolete. an act of instituting something; establishment.
ORIGIN: English instauration comes directly from the Latin noun instaurātiōn- (stem of instaurātiō) “renewal, repetition,” a derivative of instaurāre “to renew, repeat,” originally “to set up stakes or poles (in building),” from the obsolete noun staurus. The Latin root of the verb and noun is stau-, an uncommon extension of the Proto-Indo-European root stā-. The same rare variant also appears in Greek staurόs “upright stake, pile (for a foundation).” Staurόs is also the word used in the gospels, e.g., Matthew 27:40, for the cross on which Jesus was crucified. Instauration entered English in the early 17th century.
Neg Larynx
- Basically a short version of a long and negative answer.
- Negative = Neg
- Larynx = noise, chat, etc
1: Did the guy have any Potent Chronic ?
2: Neg Larynx, he did have some shitty schwag though.
Trivia
According to ufologists, what is a close encounter of the fourth kind?- The abduction of a human by an extraterrestrial. A close encounter of the third kind is the sighting of an extraterrestrial.
History
- Meiji Restoration: re-established the authority of Japan's emperor and led to the fall of the shoguns (1868)
- the Curse of the Bambino: Red Sox losing streak began with the team's sale of Babe Ruth to the Yankees; it lasted till 2004 (1920)
- March of Dimes: fundraising organization was founded by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to raise funds for the battle against poliomyelitis; it later expanded its aim to the prevention of premature birth, birth defects and infant mortality (1938)
- Alaska: the territory once known as Seward's Folly became the 49th and largest US state (1959)
Birthdays
- Marcus Tullius Cicero 106 B.C.
- Clement Attlee 1883
- Anna Pavlova 1885
- J.R.R. Tolkien 1892 (LOTR)
- Marion Davies 1897
- Zasu Pitts 1898
- Ray Milland 1905
- Victor Borge 1909
- Joseph Rauh 1911
- Maxene Andrews (The Andrews Sisters) 1916
- John Russell 1921
- Bill Travers 1922
- Hank Stram 1924
- George Martin 1926
- Joan Walsh Anglund 1926
- Robert Loggia 1930
- Dabney Coleman 1932
- Coo Coo (Clifton) Marlin 1932
- Bobby Hull (NHL) 1939
- Van Dyke Parks 1943
- Victoria Principal 1944
- Stephen Stills (Buffalo Springfield) 1945
- Betty Rollin 1946
- John Paul Jones (Baldwin) 1946
- Melody Anderson 1955
- Mel Gibson 1956
- Shannon Sturges 1968
- James Carter 1969
- Michael Schumacher 1969
- Jason Marsden 1975
- Danica McKellar 1975
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