Then there was almond milk (available in boxes alongside the European-style long-shelf-life milk), which nutritionists recommend for smoothies and protein shakes, and which Starbucks endorses as a dairy substitute in lattes. First came soy milk, offered in cafeterias as an alternative with which the lactose-intolerant could adulterate their covfefe. Sadly for the dairy lobbyists, the definition of milk has long since broken out of the barnyard. As Toigo says, “Milk is from lactating animals.” to restrict the definition of milk to mammals. cow’s milk, used as a food by humans.” The meaning broadened, in the way of words, into “a liquid resembling milk in appearance: as the latex of a plant, the juice of a coconut composed of liquid endosperm, the contents of an unripe kernel of grain.” The dairy lobby has petitioned the F.D.A. The strict definition of milk, according to Webster’s, is not very appetizing: from the Old English meolc or milc, it is “a fluid secreted by the mammary glands of females for the nourishment of their young esp. People see milk as not a healthy way to get nutrition-which, by the way, is not true.” Milk is a better source of calcium than some of the products that are replacing it, and a good source of protein and vitamins as well.
Tom Toigo, a market-stand employee for Ronnybrook, a family-run dairy farm in the Hudson Valley, says, “It is not a good time to be in the dairy business. In what sounds like a death knell, some giants of the dairy industry have recently filed for bankruptcy: the largest supplier in the nation, Dean Foods, declared bankruptcy in November, and Borden, personified by Elsie the Cow, followed, earlier this month. For years, small dairy farms have been selling off their herds and closing down or switching to sustainable crops, like hemp. The dairy industry has been going udders up, fast. In any case, this is the first positive development to come out of the Ukraine scandal. Do they have the option of ordering chocolate milk? But they went with good old-fashioned milk, which might be so boring that it would make for a speedy trial, or so comforting that it would pacify the hangry politicos and possibly lull them to sleep. Milk? What, no caffeine? No Coke, no Pepsi, no Dr Pepper? They could have chosen something trendy, like kombucha, or low-calorie, like Crystal Light, or even sporty, like Gatorade-some of those senators look seriously dehydrated.
Milking sononym trial#
* well, I could not find a better word, if I created another topic due to this I'd be in an infinite loop, sorry.In the Senate on Tuesday, the patrician leaders of our fifty states agreed that the official beverages of the impeachment trial would be water and milk. Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. The problem is that milking gamers seems to have very weird definitions, and it is not going to be properly understood if I write that, so I'm looking for synonyms. The first one may be a way of milking iPhone users :P I've to ellaborate that more. So the second way of using augmented reality is mostly a way of milking gamers. I'm thinking about yu-gi-oh, magic the gathering, and maybe the sad future of pokemon and similar games.
I'm trying to write in a blog how augmented reality may have two main applications: - increasing the information about the real world, this is "augmenting reality" - taking information from the real world, as to use it in "virtual reality" The first one is amazing, but the second one is kind of scary, since virtual reality doesn't really need this "gimmickery"* to display games, and most of the times it is used for milking gamers, like if you need to own a card to use it in a game. I've a bit of a problem, since I'm not a native English speaker it is hard for me to distinguish the contexts in which a word may be appropriate or not.