In August 1882, a Chicago iron foundry got a new, unlikely neighbor: O.J. Smith, R.W. Nelson and G.W. Cummings founded the American Press Association.
What started as a readyprint shop — selling local newspapers sheets already printed on one side with stories and adverts — soon turned into a plate service selling local newspapers ready-made printing plates with stories and adverts.
The American Press Association's heads brooding over iron plates for printing next to plates wrought noisily, perhaps, for iron boilers soon had newsmakers joke about those "boiler plates" coming from Chicago.
That's but one story, of course, about the origins of "boilerplate"; whatever snippet or story you want to work now for later, ready use, Zoho Mail has plates aplenty:
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Smetana is a sweet composer, of course, and sour cream. The crème fraîche-like cream has been popular in Germany, of course, and with butterflies.
So, the butterflies came to be known as Schmetterlinge in German, "animal that hovers around Schmetten" (Smetana had turned into Schmetten before). That's one story, at least.
In any event, how about a Muttertagstulpling, a "butterfly that hovers around tulips to celebrate Mother's Day"?
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They "are getting desperate for food," the Gettysburg Times reported on a chilly Monday morning, the 18^th of February, 1918. A Waynesboro resident had found his garden broken into and a milk bottle at the back door "raided".
The bottle cap was cut open with a sharp and pointy tool. No milk was missing — but probably only because it was frozen.
This is just one of the things smart sparrows can do unseen in the backyard and -ground:
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You're in an elevator, and the inevitable happens: a sudden thud; something is going on; you feel heavy.
Now, since the cabin has a large mirror but no window and the door is closed, you do and can not know whether you're feeling heavier than before because the elevator has just accelerated upwards or whether somebody placed a truly heavy weight and mass to the lift right below you.
It was this thought experiment that led Albert Einstein to the realization that acceleration cannot be distinguished from gravity and, eventually, to the concept of space-time curvature.
Now, you want to accelerate your completing emails in IncrediMail, I gather. How about having the program place a heavy-duty signature right below your written text automatically?
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