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Eggo is a brand of frozen waffles in the United States, Canada and Mexico, which is owned by the Kellogg Company. Several varieties are available, including homestyle, blueberry, strawberry, apple cinnamon, buttermilk, and chocolate chip.
By mid-June 2009, Eggo had a 73% share of the frozen waffle market in the United States.[1]

Harrison Ford (* 13. Juli 1942 in Chicago, Illinois) ist ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Ford, der unter anderem in drei Filmen der Reihe Star Wars als Han Solo zu sehen war, gilt als einer der kommerziell erfolgreichsten Darsteller der Filmgeschichte. Besondere Popularität erlangte Ford in der Rolle des Archäologen und Abenteurers Indiana Jones, den er seit 1981 in vier Filmen darstellte. In Filmen wie Mosquito Coast (1986) und In Sachen Henry (1991) konnte er sich auch als Charakterdarsteller profilieren.

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Die Allman Brothers Band ist eine Rockband aus Macon, Georgia, im Süden der USA. Sie ist die erste und auch eine der wichtigsten Bands des Southern Rock. Ihre größten Erfolge hatten sie Anfang der 1970er Jahre.

Matzah brei (Yiddish: מצה ברײַ; Hebrew: מצה בריי‎, matzah brei, or מצה מטוגנת, matzah metugenet, literally, "fried matzah"), sometimes spelled matzah brie or matzo brei, is a dish of Ashkenazi Jewish origin made from matzo fried with eggs.

A Denver omelette, also known as a Southwest omelette or Western omelette, is an omelette filled with diced ham, onions, and green bell peppers, though there are many variations on fillings. Often served in the Southwestern United States, this omelette sometimes has a topping of cheese and a side dish of hash browns or fried potatoes

Die Johns Hopkins University (JHU) ist eine private Universität in Baltimore, USA. Sie wurde am 22. Februar 1876 gegründet als die erste Universität in den Vereinigten Staaten, die Forschung und Lehre nach dem Vorbild deutscher Universitäten vereinte. Ihren Namen erhielt sie von Johns Hopkins, der zur Gründung der Universität und des Johns Hopkins Hospitals bei seinem Tod 1873 ein Erbe von 7 Millionen US-Dollar hinterließ.

Dina Abramowicz (1909-2000) was a librarian at YIVO and a Yiddish language expert.
Abramowicz was born in Vilnius, then under Russian rule.[1] Her parents were teachers. Though her first language was Russian, when the Germans occupied Vilnius during World War I, they allowed Jews to establish their own schools. Abramowicz's parents sent her to a Yiddish-language elementary and high schools. During her university years she studied Polish literature.
Her first job was at a children's library in Vilnius, the Kinderbibliotek.[1] Soon after its founding she joined YIVO.
During World War II, Vilnius's Jews were put in ghettos. A librarian, Herman Kruk, organized a library and asked Abramowicz to staff it. "How can we think of a library under these conditions, and who will come to read books there?" she remembered asking a fellow librarian. "Since there was nothing one could do about this absurd situation, what was the use of talking and wondering?" was the response. During its initial year, the ghetto library lent 100,000 books, mostly of escapist fiction to relieve the suffering of the ghetto residents.[1]
The Vilnius ghetto was liquidated in 1943. Abramowicz's mother was sent to Treblinka where she was murdered. Abramowicz was to be sent to a labor camp, but when the train car door opened on the Vilnius platform, she walked out unnoticed and made her escape, eventually working in a camp devoted to processing winter coats for the German army. She escaped into the woods and joined Jewish resistance fighters as a nurse's helper.[1]
After the war she made her way to New York City where she reunited with her father (who had relocated there prior to the war). There she encounted Max Weinreich, one of YIVO's founders, and together they worked to reconstitute YIVO. She became the head librarian at YIVO in 1962, a position she held until 1987, when she was appointed research librarian, a position she held until her death.[2]
People recalled Abramowicz having a phenomenal memory and a knowledgeable source for information.[1]

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RORY: So I guess get up, but superslow. It should look like a Monty Python routine, you're moving so slow.
LOGAN: I'll make John Cleese proud.

RORY: Thank you for sitting with him, but I think he needs a little less hovering right now.
PARIS: Warren Beatty jr. Smooth-talk you?

RICHARD: It's only temporary. She's on painkillers. I would have been there myself, but I was called out of town. Have you ever been to South Dakota? It's the most boring state in the nation. As I was flying in, I swear I saw one of the heads on Mount Rushmore yawn.

LOGAN: Ace, ace, you drinking this in?
RORY: What?
LOGAN: Helen Keller just signed water, Annie.
RORY: You walked
LOGAN: All by my lonesome. You proud of your boy?

LORELAI: Okay, mom, where are all the people?
EMILY: What people?
LORELAI: Well Dad made it seem like you were surrounded by a small army you know, enough people to care for you, then go topple Saddam's statue.

LORELAI: Mom, mom, you've got to look up.
EMILY: I can't look up. The sun causes searing pain.
LORELAI: Mom, the sun can't even find you under that hat. If we put that hat on frosty the snowman, he'd be living in Miami right now.

Emily: And then Dr. Mengele told me to rest and is having me put eyedrops in