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Children's Book Review of Atalanta's Race by Shirley Climo: Distracted by Apples in a Race With Love

For those asking about the word origins of the first-name Melanion, the answer arranges as follows:

Μελανίων, from μέλας ("black/dark/dark-haired") and -ίων ("the one"), for "the black one/the black-haired one/the dark one/the dark-haired one."

DerdriuMarriner, 4d ago

Mary Celeste: One Hundred Forty Second Anniversary of the Sailing of the Ship in November 1872

For those asking about Amazon etymology, the proper noun arises from the Old-Persian hamazan arranged as follows:

𐎠𐎾𐎪𐎠𐎾, Romanized as ha-ma-za-a-na; scripted into modern-Persian Farsi as همزان (transliterated as Ha-ma-zān); translated literally as "equal/together fight/slay/strike" hama- jan-/zan- and non-literally as "combat comrades fighting together."

DerdriuMarriner, 4d ago

Can You Eat Jellyfish?

Thank you for the recipe and the appetizer, light-lunch iterations.

Both choices can create charming configurations for the Thanksgiving comestibles.

Thank you also for what to do about a delicious drink.

DerdriuMarriner, 4d ago

How to Make Pheasant Breast Schnitzels

Thank you for this recipe and for the upcoming ones.

Such perfect timing for the year-end, the year-beginning holidays!

DerdriuMarriner, 4d ago

Ring-Tailed Cardinalfish (Ostorhinchus aureus, O. fleurieu) of the Eastern Hemisphere

For those asking about other-language articulations of "flower cardinalfish," the Indonesian language arranges it as follows:

capungan bunga;
ikan serinding.

DerdriuMarriner, 4d ago

How to Make Pheasant Breast Schnitzels

Thank you, Derdriu

My late dad lived in Germany for many years and turkey was also his favourite schnitzel.

I don't normally do desserts but it just happens that I have a few archived ones I am preparing to share!

Gordon_Hamilton, 5d ago

Review: The First Tortilla, Bilingual Childrens Book by Rudolfo Anaya, Amy Cordova, Enrique Lamadrid

For those asking about other-name articulations of blue hummingbirds, Basque-language speakers always acted in seafaring ambiances. They appear among early Latin-American colonists, settlers and traders.

The Basque-language articulation accommodates "blue hummingbird" as follows:

kolibri urdina.

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

Small Indian Civets (Viverricula indica): Ringtails of India, Southeast Asia, and Southern China

The French language articulates the nomenclature "small Indian civet" as follows:

la petite civette de l'Inde.

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

Ring-Tailed Cardinalfish (Ostorhinchus aureus, O. fleurieu) of the Eastern Hemisphere

For those asking about other-language articulations of "ring-tailed cardinalfish," the Dutch language arranges it as follows:

Gouden kardinaalbaars.

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

A Most Violent Year: Review of the Third Film in JC Chandor's Triple Drama Movie Crown

For those asking about remake, sequels or series, no such artistry appears thus far on online sources.

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

Mary Celeste: One Hundred Forty Second Anniversary of the Sailing of the Ship in November 1872

For those asking about the original name of the Mary Celeste, the name Amazon appeared first.

The afore-mentioned proper noun maintains origins in Greek and in Persian as the name for female warriors moving around the Black-Sea milieu.

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

Malabar Large-Spotted Civets (Viverra civettina): Ringtails of the Western Ghats in India

The Danish East India Company admitted their business through their Nicobar-Islands, Serampore and Tranquebar settlements in 17th- and 18th-century India.

The Danish language articulates Malabar large-spotted civet as follows:

Malabar‑stjertkat.

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

How to Make Pheasant Breast Schnitzels

Thank you for such an appetizing, attractive, fragrant, healthy recipe for my Thanksgiving table.

Of the protein choices, I choose...TURKEY...for the Thanksgiving menu.

My menu can coordinate your previous-reciped jellyfish-less comestible as a side in this case, correct?

What do I do for dessert and drink?

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

Can You Eat Jellyfish?

Thank you, DerdriuMarriner

I would personally serve this as an appetiser or light lunch. A crisp, dry white wine would make an excellent accompaniment.

Gordon_Hamilton, 5d ago

Can You Eat Jellyfish?

Thank you for your recipe, nicely arranged, explained, organized, presented as usual.

Your recipe -- without the jellyfish -- appears timely even as it adds something attractively healthy to the Thanksgiving table.

Do I do this as a side dish or as an appetizer or a snack with what to drink?

DerdriuMarriner, 5d ago

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