Word: snappingly
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...long as you've got a subscription, you get all of the XM stations listed right on the receiver's display, and on the TV. In fact, this receiver has so many bells and whistles, it's easy to forget that it's also got a direct iPod connection. Snap in your iPod, and, like the Denon, you can navigate through all of your content. You can't play iPod videos through the system, and scrolling through songs can be sluggish, but iPod connectivity is a great additional perk to this powerhouse controller for home theater...
...explore the pictures of every hot girl in any of the original girl’s pictures. This sparks a massive chain reaction which only the likes of a supercomputer like Deep Blue could truly handle—depending on what school you were looking at, obviously. Oh, snap...
...buddies, who appear startlingly out of place in the sea of elderly women.“Hello, Edward,” leathery host Bob Barker greets him.“How you doin’, Bob?” Donato returns with a grin so wide his face might snap.“Are you from a university or a college?” Bob asks, at which point Donato invokes the old favorite, “Yes, I’m from Boston.”“From Boston College?” Bob presses. Donato looks...
ITHACA, N.Y.—Lenny Collins scored 17 points and Adam Gore added 15 to snap a three-game losing streak for Cornell in a 57-53 victory over Lehigh on Sunday. Lehigh (3-5) was ahead 29-16 by the end of the first period and widened its lead to 36-20 by the 17:38 mark of the second half. Cornell (3-5) chipped away from there, using a 9-0 run in a three-minute span to pull within a single point with 8:43 left.Jason Mgebroff converted an offensive rebound into a basket to pull...
...flowed downstream, information flowed in only one direction: up. While the public remained in the dark, officials reported to their superiors, who in turn reported further up the command chain. At each level, officials understood that there was less risk of official censure in awaiting orders than in making snap decisions that might have enabled residents to prepare...