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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for March 2, 2025 is: transpire • tran-SPYRE • verb Transpire is a formal verb that means “to happen,” or in other words “to take place or occur.” It can also mean “to come to light” or “to become known,” as in “It transpired that they had met previously.” In botany, to transpire is to give off or exude watery vapor especially from the surfaces of leaves. // The monument will ensure that posterity will not soon forget the historic events that transpired on that day. See the entry > Examples: “Since that first super-eruption, there have been two more of comparable size, roughly 1.3 million years ago and 630,000 years ago. If this trend continues, with mega-eruptions taking place every 600,000 to 700,000 years, then Yellowstone is due for another major event. But whether it happens tomorrow, in 50,000 years, or never transpires, no one can say.” — Randall K. Wilson, A Place Called Yellowstone: The Epic History of the World's First National Park, 2024 Did you know? If you're someone who gets in a sweat over the now-common use of transpire meaning “to occur,” we hope this explainer helps you cool down and breathe easier—it just so happens that the word's expansion from its technical origins transpired in a logical, or at least understandable, progression over the centuries. Transpire comes from the Latin verb spirare (“to breathe”), which also breathed life into perspire, aspire, and inspire, among other words. Wafting up into English in the late 16th century, transpire was originally used (as it still is) for the action of vapor passing out of the pores of a living membrane such as the skin. From this use followed the related senses of “to become known” and “to be revealed; to come to light” (think of information “leaking” or “slipping out”). Although some usage commentators maintain that these are the only proper figurative uses of transpire, none other than Abigail Adams used it to mean “to happen” in a 1775 letter to her husband (“there is nothing new transpired since I wrote you last”) and Noah Webster recognized the new sense in his dictionary of 1828. Today it is firmly established as standard, occurring widely in published prose.

Show notes provided by Joe Peluso  Spring has sprung, and the back door to Mint Condition Comics and Baseball Cards is wide open! Wafting in on the balmy breeze with the tree and grass pollen, are our friends who gather to discuss the pop-culture issues of the day. And bursting forth like the seasonal perennials are your hosts James, Keith, Joe, and Adrienne ready to greet the four-color faithful.     A Potpourri of topics pops up that takes us from Comic Cons to new reading lists and discoveries, from company-wide events to TV show watchlists, and what the best-dressed Robin should be wearing.    So sit back with a cool beverage (and maybe a Zyrtec if you have allergies like Sneezy: AKA Joe) and enjoy an hour-plus of pop culturerebirth and renewal.

Have the back streets faded to silent? Have the dogs begun to bark? Quick, get in, there's a storm coming.   The front room chair with the cushion that isn't supposed to be outside in the yard but is, because it's been so hot of late, is that in? And the pile of winter boots left out to air next to it? And those newly potted plants that can't cope with heavy rain yet?  Get them all in, the air's gone electric.   Thick thunder rolls, across a strange coloured sky. Brings rain that's in such a hurry to get down it all comes down at once. Rivulets of sparkling water, flowing off the tarpaulin. Pouring onto the parched concrete yard. Wafting smells of petrichor.   Heatwave storms plough a deep furrow through the sky as they pass, that take a while for the atmosphere to settle. It's the dramatically changing sound scenes such storms create that make them so rewarding to listen to. The sheer intensity of an unbridled deluge. The panoramic spatial thunder created as the lightning bolts explode vast volumes of air. And the relief, after the storm has passed, expressed through the countless dripping drops of fallen water, from all the surfaces on which it fell. Three movements. Three acts. Of a heatwave storm.   A powerful storm is like a piece of theatre. It bends and redefines the meaning of time. It suspends your belief in what is normal and your perspective on reality. And when it's over, it leaves you feeling physically different to how you were before. Different, and better.   * The Lento mics captured this storm as it passed over Hackney in North East London in early afternoon last week, after a long period of exceptionally hot and dry weather. The location is the back garden of a small terrace house. Temperature prior to the storm was 30 degrees. Humidity was 39%. A few months ago the humidity was typically between 80% and 90%.

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In this episode, we listen to a thoughtful explanation about an action taken, as portrayed in Sangam Literary work, Kurunthogai 259, penned by Paranar. The verse is situated in the mountains of 'Kurinji' and speaks in the voice of the confidante to the lady, narrating the reason why she revealed the lady's relationship with the man to the lady's mother.

Wafting a load of rhubarb farts into our final episode of the series is Rob Scargill, Interpretation Developer at the National Railway Museum.We've done trains before, sure, but we haven't done interpretation now have we guys. Rob explains how everything (literally, everything) you experience in a museum is thought out - from the stories you tell about an object to the colour light you shine on it.This episode also features a live moderate disaster, when we accidentally melted Sara's headphones. As she was wearing them.Huge thanks to all of our guests and lovely listeners this series! If you've enjoyed listening to our silly little questions, then subscribe on all the usual podcast suspects and leave us a review on  Apple Podcasts.Support the show (http://museumsandgalleries.leeds.gov.uk/podcast)

David Mooney is joined by City fan KC and by the Daily Mail's Jack Gaughan to reflect on Manchester City's last 12 months. After wins against Leicester and Brentford (albeit with a few scares), Guardiola's side are clear at the top of the table. Arsenal fan Michael Keshani joins us to preview the New Year's Day trip to the Emirates, while we also try to put to bed the discussion about how the Premier League is no longer competitive. We finish by taking a look at the key moments of 2021.

Today, we're drinking the berry mix pack from Trulys! Be sure to follow Sloshbucklers on Twitter and Instagram. Interested in partnering with Sloshbucklers? Reach out at sloshbucklerspodcast@gmail.com TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Sigh, here we go. 00:46 Nutrition facts for Trulys and its mysteriously missing Wikipedia page. 2:35 Meet Laura! What's our experience with hard seltzer? 4:20 The Tale of Elaine, The Bachelorette, and a Cursed Recliner 10:45--12:28 You can skip over this part if you don't like sick talk (we don't get too graphic but if it's not your thing at all, hop ahead!). 13:10 Live Long and Prosper: The Aftermath 15:00 The Drinking Game: Seltzer Symbel  15:55 Packaging Review 19:35 Taste Test: Raspberry Lime 20:23 Seltzer Symbel: Here we go. 21:30 Flavor review: Berry vs. Citrus 24:30 Seltzer Symbel to small birds. Screw big birds. 26:42 Ranking thus far (spoiler alert: raspberry lime is in first...and last). 27:21 We will create and drink the Truest Truly, a goblet filled with EVERY FLAVOR OF TRULYS that we'll drink at the end of the episode. 29:00 Taste Test: Wild Berry 30:09 Seltzer Symbel to onesies. 31:08 Flavor review 32:50 The Wild Berry Daydream  33:20 What drives you WILD?  35:15 Ranking thus far between Raspberry Lime and Wild Berry. 35:40 Sobering Thought: Towns that drowned in things other than water (very uplifting). 39:35 Taste Test: Black Cherry 40:31 Artificial cherry flavor debate 43:10  Seltzer Symbel to our favorite memes. 44:00 Flavor review 46:00 Ranking thus far 47:15 Seltzer Symbel to the journey of FRIENDSHIP, college trash, and Build-A-Bear 49:52 Secrets 50:53 Elaine's secret toilet. 54:09 A surprising essay emailed to Laura from a long-ago “friend.” 56:51 Bagel Bites Break. Secrets shall now resume. 57:21 Seltzer Symbel to Bagel Bites. 57:55 The strange essay secret continues. 1:10:21 Taste Test: Blueberry Acai 1:10:53 Packaging, wtf is acai, and real vs. artificial blueberry flavor. 1:13:00 Wafting 1:13:49 Seltzer Symbel to Brandon, for that is how he introduced himself. 1:14:16 Flavor review 1:16:30 Setlzer/Bagel Bite Symbel to Oprah. 1:17:47 Final Review: Chuggability, Flavor, and Overall Ranking 1:19:44 Setlzer Symbel to our favorite flavors. 1:20:06 The Truest Truly: Drinking every flavor at once. And the final Seltzer Symbels. 1:23:11 Flavor review 1:26:26 We're barely alive. 1:27:17 Outro    MUSIC Epidemic Sound Crusade - Video Classica by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100884 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

EPISODE 8! This episode smells like a cellar, or an unfinished basement. What's the difference? It looks like wafting orange juice over sparkling wine and calling it a mimosa. It tastes like picnic wine. Anthony and Fiona drink a very juicy muscadet by Domaine Jousset & Nicolas Reau, called Pulpe Fiction. Anthony purchased it at Silverlake Wine. Please like and subscribe wherever you get podcasts! Consider leaving us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. Follow us on Instagram. AND LAST PLUG for this episode (please check out our new merch store). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatsommtalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatsommtalk/support

Sir Simon Milligan and Manservant Hecubus appear to discourse their usual updates and introduction.As Elizabeth conjures “Drunken Sailor” on the piano, the ghost of Bill Malloy arrives and begins to explain the endless considerations of how he died, all based on the original “Dark Shadows” series. Many old and new histories are revealed as Liz and Bill come to a further understanding. Wafting towards evening, Maggie inquires of Bob at The Blue Whale what the recent news there is after the break-in the night before. As a storm approaches, David rushes to Amy's room upon hearing her screams in the night. Her nightmare and fears for her brother David soothes with sound reasoning and a proposed visit to The West Wing. Milligan and Hecubus drop some speculation about how children are raised before we carry on to Maggie and Barnabas prepping for the coming meeting.Willie Loomis comes in the door to meet Wadsworth and they update each other over the day-into-night errands just before Willie confronts Wadsworth as to why he once told Roger Collins he didn't know Willie when he came to work at The Old House.Footsteps are heard as Dr. Hoffman and Professor Stokes arrive at The Old House. As Willie and Wadsworth welcome them, Barnabas and Maggie approach and the discussion begins over how to handle Chris Jennings in the likely chance he is a werewolf.Jumping over to Morning Glory Circle, we encounter just how Samantha Stephens explains a trip to Maine and the purpose of it to her husband, Darrin. His reaction is not what she expected!As Amy and David explore The West Wing, they happen upon many curious objects, including a very old telephone in which Amy hears the voice of a Collins ghost. Amy and David return to Amy's room to investigate who the ghost was in a book of Family History. David's father, Roger, shows up and after discussing some details about an ancestor, escorts David to his room.

RWBY! IS! BACK! Nora, Autumn, Curly, and Em sit down for an incredibly professional conversation about the first episode of volume 8. I thought it was a banger, everyone else on the podcast thought it was just fine lol. If you're not subscribed to the Export Audio Patreon this episode went up early over there! I think the format going forward is (more or less) going to be that I will put up episodes of Export on Fridays, but they'll go in the public feed as soon as I finish editing them! So be sure to head over there and chip in for just $1 a month The music at the start of this episode is by Zone Beats Follow Nora on twitter @NeitherNora and find zir work at norablake.online Follow Autumn on twitter @Autumnal_Coffee and find their other podcasts in the pinned tweet Follow Curly on twitter @Curl_E_Brace and subscribe to their youtube channel Follow Em on twitter @em_being and all of their work at abnormalmapping.com And don't forget to support Export Audio on patreon by going to exportaud.io

RWBY! IS! BACK! Nora, Autumn, Curly, and Em sit down for an incredibly professional conversation about the first episode of volume 8. I thought it was a banger, everyone else on the podcast thought it was just fine lol. If you're not subscribed to the Export Audio Patreon this episode went up early over there! I think the format going forward is (more or less) going to be that I will put up episodes of Export on Fridays, but they'll go in the public feed as soon as I finish editing them! So be sure to head over there and chip in for just $1 a month The music at the start of this episode is by Zone Beats Follow Nora on twitter @NeitherNora and find zir work at norablake.online Follow Autumn on twitter @Autumnal_Coffee and find their other podcasts in the pinned tweet Follow Curly on twitter @Curl_E_Brace and subscribe to their youtube channel Follow Em on twitter @em_being and all of their work at abnormalmapping.com And don't forget to support Export Audio on patreon by going to exportaud.io

in the bunker, lockdown 2.0 in full flow, but wait... is 2020 coming to a good end,  A vaccine looks promising, Biden has most likely won... trump is still a ridiculous human and some epic, doughnut, baked bean and fat wafting workout moves.   If you want to donate to the hurricane relief grab the link in the Instagram bio! 

How Good, Greg Norman and Wafting.

In this episode, we relish scenes from a rain-washed day and perceive the reflection of love in words, as depicted in Sangam Literary work, Natrinai 264, penned by Aavoor Kaavithikal Saathevanaar. Set in the drylands of ‘Paalai’, the verse speaks in the voice of the man to his lady, bidding her gently to hasten her walk towards their destination.

This week we share some behind-the-scenes struggles with bad property managers and their weak-ass trees, supplier woes and the lazy manufacturers behind them, and shed a little light on our creative process and the pitfalls that occasionally arise therein. We also share some reviews, talk about shows and snacks we've been enjoying, and delight in our living room refresh. Oh, and ask for some podcast reviews, because we crave constant validation (naturally.)

Let's talk about the recent EU Parliament elections, why I can't smell, and why students love MacBooks so gosh darn much. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/semi-nice/message

05-14-19 Hour 1 Guest: Governor Matt Bevin.

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“Love Is A Many Strangled Thing” (Season 22, Episode 17) Pat and Craig go back in time to the year 2011! They talk about their past lives, Pat’s new belief in the occult, and a fantastic episode from that year. Hosted by Patrick Brennan and Craig Mazerolle Research by Craig Mazerolle Produced by Patrick Brennan Logo by Stephen Belyea Featuring audio clips from The Simpsons episode “Love Is A Many Strangled Thing”, “No More Mr. Nice Guy” by Alice Cooper, and “Spooky Old Graveyard” by Thomas Grillo. Theme – “Children’s TV 2” by Dorian Kelly

This episode, We get weird for our first video podcast. We talk dancing at weddings; Nick doesn't like This Is Us; Saul recaps multiple shows; Nick has some dislikes about his daughter's preschool; Nick recaps headlining Laughs Unlimited; and fuck Manny's Burger...that is all...Enjoy! Twitter - @JMOpodcast, @NickLarson85, @SaulComedy,  Instagram -  @JMOpodcast, @NickLarsonComedy, @SaulComedy  Snapchat -  @Nicklarson85, @Truheo84 Visit our website - http://www.jokemeoff.net/

The plight of the vanishing New England WASP is the subject matter of A. R. Gurney’s The Dining Room, running now at Sonoma Arts Live. No, it’s not a science lecture on the more annoying cousin of the honeybee but a look at the cultural transformation of a specific component of 20th century America – the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant. Gurney, whose other works include Love Letters and Sylvia, uses 18 vignettes and about 50 characters to chart the rise and decline of upper middle-class America. The scenes all occur in the titular location around a stately dining table. The table, which was once the center point of family life and special occasions, in time has been reduced to a place on which to fold laundry. Wafting through the room over its two-hour running time are generations of unrelated characters, ages four to ninety, all played by a company of six talented actors - Isabelle Grimm, Kit Grimm, Rhonda Guaraglia, Len Handeland, Trevor Hoffman, and Jill K. Wagoner. One actor goes from playing a stern, turn-of-the-century father lecturing his son on manners to a young boy begging the family servant not to leave her job. Another goes from playing a real estate agent eager to make a sale to a young girl pleading to go to the movies instead of dance lessons. Scenes overlap and intertwine with characters from one era occupying the space at the same time as characters from another era. There are no blackouts as the action is continuous and the actors simply glide in and out of the room. This led to some confusion with a few audience members, so much so that were a few more empty seats post-intermission. It’s really not that confusing one you acclimate yourself to the style and buy into the premise of veteran performers playing children. Where else will you get the chance to see Kit Grimm bouncing around the stage like a four-year old pretending to be a monkey? The scenes range from the poignant to the humorous with the most effective being a conversation between an ailing father and his son about funeral plans and a laugh-out-loud segment between an aunt and her nephew about a college photography project. The action all takes place on the single dining room set, nicely designed and appointed by Bruce Lackovic. William Ferguson has added some effective lighting elements as well. Director Joey Hoeber keeps his cast in check and despite the range in characters the show never veers into the cartoonish. If you don’t enter the theatre expecting a traditional linear narrative, you’ll find yourself enjoying a well-acted, acute observation of a slice of by-gone American life. 'The Dining Room' runs through February 4 at Andrews Hall in the Sonoma Community Center in Sonoma. Thursday through Saturday evening performances at 7:30pm, Sunday matinees at 2pm. For more information, go to sonomaartslive.org.

Hello Friends  This is Doctor Herbert West (but please- call me Herbert). We have taken control of the Department of Memory, and are here to bring you a quick refresher on the events of the last several years at the HartLife Corporation.  Ah- nostalgia!  Wafting like the sweet scent of Giant Badger musk in the morning.  Can you smell it, fellow scientists? Click here for content advisories. Doctor Herbert West— Ryan Schile Written by Clayton Faits, Jim McDoniel, David Rheinstrom, Stephanie Spence, Mark Soloff, Jeffrey Gardner, and Betsey Palmer. Sound Design by Ryan Schile. Music by Stephen Poon. Episode art by Stephanie Spence Produced by Jeffrey Gardner. Recording Engineering by DJ Catnip. Created by Clayton Faits.  Special thanks to our sponsor for this episode, Cards Against Humanity.

The last episode from "JUST PASSING THROUGH - how it all looked to one day-dreamin'g boomer boy." (Everyman)

The boys stick to their strengths this week in this bumper biscuit edition - special guest Cassie joins the team as they explore new biscuit worlds and old Doctor Who and Star Trek worlds... all that and a whole lot more is but a click away...

We're back and flying into danger in the Apocalypse! Join us in our next adventure in the D&D 5th edition Princes of the Apocalypse (Beware Spoilers for those going to play it). Join Jocelyne (Reona O'Tuck), Kellie (Sister Solace), Kerrie (Tallyn) and Jazz (Kriv) Have some adventure flying and in the spire!. 　 *PSA- please leave you local Game Store cleaner than you found it! -That for you Arlene!* *This episode contains Sicko's (in regards to many of us are sick atm) But know I have disinfected every second of the episode for your safty!* "We're getting very crouded around this man!" "Wafting out the Window." "Run Quickly!" "Don'tDO IT!" "I'm going for it!"

Those gentle summer breezes have clearly gotten to Cinders this week :) She found a beautiful, of all things, bird hunt, some wonderful summer furniture, and sunglasses ! These and all these hunts' gifts will definitely remind you of one of our favorite seasons.Happy Hunting

Verse 56 Faint is the fragrance of tagara and sandal, but excellent is the fragrance of the virtuous, wafting even amongst the gods. (Translated by Acharya Buddharakkhita)Our podcasts: https://podcast.sirimangalo.org/ How To Meditate Booklet: https://htm.sirimangalo.org/ Our Meditation Community and At-Home Meditation Course signup page: https://meditation.sirimangalo.org/ Our Website: https://www.sirimangalo.org/ Supporting This Work: https://www.sirimangalo.org/support Translations from: https://suttacentral.net/dhp44-59/en/buddharakkhita#56

Our job assignment is to serve as priests in the temple. What does this mean? Wafting incense around, sprinkling blood here and there...is there a meaning for us in the daily activities of the tabernacle priests? I think that if we understand our mission as priests in the world it gives life a deep meaning and purpose. Could I even suggest that our job assignment is more "exciting" than that of a secret agent in "Mission Impossible." Get the powerpoint slides here - http://www.godscharacter.com/files/ppt/Leviticus_part2.ppt