70 “The Show Goes On” rapper _ Fiasco : LUPE It was this film that gave Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lou Ferrigno a start to their acting careers. Olympia bodybuilding competition featured in the 1977 movie “Pumping Iron”. The trainees are called GYOs: Grow-Your-Own-Geniuses. The certified support technicians are known as “Geniuses”.

The technical support desk found in Apple Retail Stores is rather inventively called the Genius Bar. Del Rey calls herself a “self-styled gangsta Nancy Sinatra”.

“Lana Del Rey” is the stage name of singer/songwriter Elizabeth Grant. A notable one is “Britney vs Spears” that she made for Netflix, which chronicles the battles between Britney Spears and her father over her conservatorship. 57 Documentary filmmaker Erin Lee _ : CARRĮrin Lee Carr is a documentary maker who has made some high-profile films. “Noob” (sometimes “newb”) is a not-so-nice, slang term for a “newbie”, and often refers to someone who is new to an online community. Ceviche is typically made from fish marinated in lemon or lime juice and spiced with hot peppers. 45 Food with a Peruvian holiday in its honor : CEVICHEĬeviche is a raw seafood dish that is popular in South and Central America. Sadly, the nation is noted today for a devastating civil war and for its use as a base for pirates who prey on ships passing through the Indian Ocean along the Somali coast. Somalia is a country located in the Horn of Africa. Nia Long is an actress who is probably best known for playing Will Smith’s sometime girlfriend and fiancee Lisa Wilkes on the TV show “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air”. At that time, she became one of the first two Muslim women, as well as the first Somali American, to serve in the US Congress. Ilhan Omar has been representing Minnesota’s 5th congressional district in the US House since 2019. “Arco” is a musical direction instructing a string player to return to normal bowing technique after a passage played using some other technique (perhaps pizzicato).

That Latin name is a little confusing, as a “knock-knee” usually bends inwards. The condition known as “knock-knee” is more correctly referred to as “genu valgum”, which translates from Latin as “knee bent out”. The practice of playing loud music using boomboxes in neighborhoods led to the devices being labeled as “ghetto blasters”. Boomboxes became very popular with young people in urban areas. The first boombox was introduced by Philips in 1966 as a “Radiorecorder”, a portable device that could record radio broadcasts without the need to use external cables and microphones. Yeah, I could do that … 21 Stack next to a boombox : TAPESĪ boombox is a portable music player with speakers that includes an AM/FM radio as well as a recording device (originally cassette tapes, and later compact discs). Apparently it’s a way of lifting the board off the ground, while standing on it, without touching the board with one’s hands. 19 Skateboard trick : OLLIEĪn ollie is a skateboarding trick invented in 1976 by Alan “Ollie” Gelfand. : OVENĪ tandoor is a cylindrical clay or metal oven used in cuisines from several Asian locales, including India. I remember drinking rose hip syrup when I was a kid … 18 Tandoor, e.g. The fruit of the rose plant is known as the rose hip or rose haw. The story of that famous blind wine tasting is told in the entertaining 2008 film “Bottle Shock”. However, premium wine production only dates back to the 1960s, with the region really hitting the big time after its success at the Paris Wine Tasting of 1976. The first commercial winery in Napa Valley, California was established way back in 1858. Today’s Wiki-est Amazonian Googlies Across

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