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Santa Fe

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Anthony (W3)

The community was named for Saint Anthony of Padua

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Clovis (city) Curry County (W3)

Clovis spear point Spear point made by some of the earliest people to migrate to America, used to hunt mammoths, horses and giant sloths. Contributed by The British Museum

The first clear evidence of human activity in North America are spear heads like this. They are called "Clovis points". These spear tips were used to hunt large game. The period of the "Clovis people" coincides with the extinction of mammoths, giant sloth, camels and giant bison in North America. The extinction of these animals was caused by a combination of human hunting and climate change.
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Arroyo Seco: étude d'un campement pré-Clovis en Argentine

Depuis plus d'une décennie, les preuves s'accumulent sur le fait que les hommes ont colonisé les Amériques des milliers d'années avant la Culture Clovis. Les Clovis, qui sont les plus anciens ancêtres des actuels Natifs Américains, ont laissé de nombreuses traces de leur vie sous formes d'outils et de tombes.
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Clovis

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Community is believed named for the daughter of a railroad official.
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"Clovis", type of prehistoric stone spearpoints, 1943, from "Clovis, New Mexico, U.S.", near which place they were found. The town is said to have been named for the Frankish king Clovis (Latinized from Frankish "Chlodovech", from Germanic masc. proper name "*hluda-wigaz" "famous in battle", cognate with "Ludwig" and "Louis").

Were the Clovis the first Americans?

Clovis culture

Clovis Point

"Clovis culture": the Paleo-American culture of Central America and North America; distinguished chiefly by sharp fluted projectile points made of obsidian or chalcedony

"Clovis", n. The "Clovis culture" is the oldest known human culture in the Americas, dating to about 13,000 years ago. (There are some older archeological finds, but these do not represent a distinct culture.) The first "Clovis artifacts" were discovered in the late 1930s and got their name in 1943 after the site near "Clovis, New Mexico", where they were found.

Clovis

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Hollywood Lincoln County (W3)

The community was named for Hollywood, FL.

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Leap year Capital of the World (W3)

The Anthony, Texas/New Mexico Chamber of Commerce voted to sponsor the "World wide Leap Year Festival". "Leap Year Day Baby", Mary Ann Brown, founder of the festival and the "Worldwide Leap Year Birthday Club", suggested the idea. Through her hard work and perseverance, a proclamation was issued to name Anthony, New Mexico/Texas "Leap year Capital of the World". Mary Ann had only a month to coordinate her first quadrennial event. It was a small party of about 40 people with nine Leap Year Babies in attendance.

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Melrose

Melrose (village) Curry County
... The community was named for Melrose, OH
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Ponderosa Sandoval County (W3)

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Ponderosa - Rose (W3)

• Gelb-Kiefer (Pinus ponderosa)
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Ponderosa Gazette
Edition 1 - January 2009

Contents

• From the Editors .............. 3
• What Bonanza Means to Me ...... 4
• Spotlight On .................. 7
• A Horse of a Different Hue .... 9
• Candy Canaday ................ 12
• Ponderosa Trip ............... 15
• Why Write Bonanza? ........... 19
• Fanfic Advice ................ 22
• Ben’s Diary .................. 23
• Drabble .......................26
• Limericks .....................26
• Candy Quiz ....................27

Ponderosa (1959) | The Ponderosa (2001)

• Ponderosa (florists rose, Kordes, 2007) - Florists Rose. Apricot or apricot blend. Blooms medium, very double, high-centered, hybrid tea. W. Kordes & Sons (2007).
• Ponderosa ® (floribunda, Kordes, 1970) - Floribunda / Cluster Flowered. Orange or orange-red. Reimer Kordes (1970).
• Ponderosa (floribunda, Kordes, 1995) - Floribunda / Cluster Flowered. Salmon-pink. Blooms semi-double (9-16 petals), in large clusters. W. Kordes & Sons (1995).

Ponderosa ® KORpon, Kordes` Rose Ponderosa, Flower Power, Kordes (DE) 1970 Floribunda, orange leichter Duft

Nach dem Handlungsort der beliebten Westernserie "Bonanza" benannt. Zum Syn. 'Flower Power: Das Woodstock Music and Art Festival im August 1969 war ein Musikfestival, das als musikalischer Höhepunkt der US-amerikanischen Hippiebewegung (Blumenkinder) gilt. 1995 gab Kordes die Rose 'Blühwunder' heraus, die ebenfalls das Synonym 'Flower Power' hat.

Ponderosa Pine

Pinus ponderosa

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Truth or Consequences (city) Sierra County
Truth and Consequences (W3)

Autrefois appelée Hot Springs grâce à ses sources d'eau chaude, cette ville thermale du Nouveau Mexique a changé de nom dans les années 1950. "Truth and Consequences" était le titre d'une émission de radio très populaire. Un jour, le présentateur a lancé un défi aux maires, proposant de diffuser depuis la ville qui changerait la première son nom en l'honneur de l'émission. Sitôt dit, sitôt fait, "Truth and Consequences" -la ville- était née. Ce nom philosophique se traduit "Vérité et conséquences". Ce haut lieu touristique du sud des Etats-Unis séduit par ses sources thermales, son shopping, ses musées et même son spatioport...
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L'aménagement linguistique dans Nouveau-Mexique
Langues dans Nouveau-Mexique

• Capitale: Santa Fe
• Population: 1,8 million (2000)
• Langue officielle: anglais (de facto)
• Groupe majoritaire: anglais (64,5 %)
• Groupes minoritaires: espagnol (28,7 %), navajo (4 %) et autres langues autochtones (1,5 %), allemand (0,4 %), français (0,2 %), chinois (0,1 %), vietnamien (0,1 %), italien (1 %), etc.
• Système politique: État de l'Union américaine (USA)
• Articles constitutionnels (langue): art. 12 (sect. 1 à 15) de la Constitution de 1911 modifiée au 8 novembre 1994
• Lois linguistiques: dans les New Mexico Statutes and Court Rules Unannotated, plusieurs lois à incidence linguistique, notamment la langue des communications dans les hôpitaux, les prisons, les services administratifs, les cours de justice, etc.