Connive

Connive: Secretely allow something wrong to occur

Word in Context

Conniving to draw people nuts 

Conniving Little Snake

Little snake: Deep meaning to words connive

Little Snakes: Serves you a reminder that the world is full of conniving people

Word in Current Events

Conniving Russian spies caught red handed  

Contrite

 Nakeh in Hebrew means Stricken and Smitten 

Hebrew and Greek words translated as Contrite

Contrite: Humbled by the consciousness of Guilt 

Contrite: Word in context

A  criminal who is contrite may get a shorter sentence  

Contrite: Current Events

All India Bakchod: We messed up

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Leavening

Leavening 

Substances used in batters and doughs that cause them to rise or expand 

Leavening agents: Yeast/Baking Powder/Baking Sosa/Air and eggs 

Leavened Products: Batters (Pour/Drop) and Doughs (Soft/Stiff)

Leavening agent that defines the type of bread

Leavening agent: Quick Bread and Yeast Bread 

Eg: Quick Bread

Quick breads are leavened for immediate baking 

Baking Powder/Baking Soda makes the bread rise quick

Quick Breads: Biscuits/Muffins/Pancakes/Cakes/Cookies

The reflection of Leavened: Unleavened 

Unleavened breads dont rise 

Unleavened Bread: Symbol Of Passover 

Passover: Moses leading Jews out of Egypt 

Passover: The Lord talks to Moses to eat nothing leavened in all your habitations

Unleavened Bread: Symbol of Israels escape from Egypt 

Egypt: Leavened Bread

Out of Egypt: Unleavened Bread 

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Wienerbrod

Wienerbrod is called Danish in English

Wienerbrod To Danish Rolls

History of Wienerbrod

Originated in Paris by Viennese baker August Zang 

His pastry made it to Denmark when Danish bakers went on strike in 1850

Viennese bakers replace Danish bakers and give Denmark Wienerbrod

Zangs Pastry in Paris to Wienerbrod in Denmark

Just like Wienerbrod  having Viennese baking roots

Croissants too have Viennese baking roots

August Zang behind Wienerbrod gives France the  Croissant 

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Geniculate Ganglion

Nucleus: Group of neurons within the CNS 

Ganglion: Group of neurons outside the CNS 

Anatomy of the Facial Nerve 

Salivary/Facial/Abducens/Solitarus Nucleus To Geniculate Ganglion

L shaped collection of fibers and sensory neurons 

Geniculate ganglion receives fibers from

 Motor/Sensory and Parasympathetic components of Facial nerve

Geniculate Ganglion sends fibers that will innervate the 

Muscles of Facial Expresion 

along with 

Lacrimal/Submandibular/Sublingual/Tongue/Palate/Pharynx/Stapedius

External auditory meatus/Posterior belly of digastric/Stylohyoid

Clinical Significance: Geniculate Ganglion

Ramsay Hunt Syndrome

Snapshot

Nucleus To Ganglion