In this instance, Marc Mero used the term " jobber " on-air while describing Sal Sincere, ' outing ' him by his real name Tom Brandi, in an act of breaking kayfabe ( admitting the show was scripted ).

He is best known for his appearances with the World Wrestling Federation as Marc Mero and with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling and World Championship Wrestling under the ring name Johnny B. Badd.

At age 15, Mero began playing for the Syracuse Stars Junior Hockey Team .< ref name =" Mero ">

During this storyline, Brandi began wrestling under his given name after Mero called him a jobber and said that he was " Tom Brandi ", not Salvatore Sincere.

It is sold under the trade names Chilean sea bass in the USA ; in Argentina and Uruguay ; Legine australe in France ; Mero, in Japan and Bacalao de profundidad in Chile.

Tori ( Terri Poch ) was sitting front row as a plant as early as September 14's Raw is War but it was not until late December that she began to act with stalker tendencies, sending flowers and notes to Sable ( Rena Mero ), the WWF Women's Champion and even helping her to defend her title against Luna Vachon at the Royal Rumble.

* Daniel E. Witte and Paul Mero | Paul T. Mero, " Removing Classrooms from the Battlefield: Liberty, Paternalism, and the Redemptive Promise of Educational Choice ", 2008 Brigham Young University Law Review 377

Kagbeni, Sano Sansar, Mero Euta Saathi Cha, First Love, Kohi Mero, etc.

She later joined forces with Jacqueline Moore, who had just ended her alliance with Marc Mero, to form the Pretty Mean Sisters ( P. M. S .).

The prefix " hydro -" is added only if the acid is made up of just hydrogen and one other element.

In the original Rohirric the name for their land is Lôgrad, with the element " lô -"/" loh -" corresponding to Anglo-Saxon " éo ", horse.

In the West Germanic variety that gave rise to Old English, a-mutation did not affect the second element of the diphthong */ eu / ( for which the earliest Old English texts have eu ): treulesnis " faithlessness ", steup-" step -" ( Epinal Glossary 726, 1070 ); but in other branches of West Germanic */ eu / became */ eo / unless followed by */ i / or */ w /, e. g. Old Saxon breost " breast " vs. treuwa " fidelity ".

-" There's also an element of majesty that needs to be portrayed in the music's presentation.

-" The music is dramatic, so there's a theatrical element to our show "

The village is said to take its name from the " Bold Venture " that it must have appeared to build a farm in this moorland, but this is probably folk etymology, as " Bol -" is a common prefix in Cornish placenames.

The name diamond is derived from the ancient Greek αδάμας ( adámas ), " proper ", " unalterable ", " unbreakable ", " untamed ", from ἀ-( a -), " un -" + δαμάω ( damáō ), " I overpower ", " I tame ".

-" You're a gentleman with an illustrious name ; do not display weakness ; it marvels me that a man of your stature fears death so much.

Companies were seeing their stock prices shoot up if they simply added an " e -" prefix to their name and / or a ". com " to the end, which one author called " prefix investing ".

The derived prefix " riks -" implies nationwide or under central jurisdiction such as in riksväg, the Swedish name for federal road.

)"+ Elva -" see Elbe, Elver Old Norse for river " The name is thought to be very old and the meaning of it is not clear.

" Insomnia " is derived from the Latin word " Somnus ", the name of the Roman god of sleep, with the incorporation of the prefix " in -" to add contradiction.

Outrigger canoe | Waka-Austronesian " outrigger canoe " which gave in Malagasy the name vahoaka -" people ", of Proto-Malayo-Polynesian * va-waka – " the people of canoe ": the Vahoaka Ntaolo, the first Austronesians ancestors of the Malagasy had probably used similar canoes to reach the great island from the Sunda islands

Williams-Ellis changed the name ( which he had interpreted as " frozen mouth ") to Portmeirion: " Port -" from its place on the coast ; "- meirion " from the county of Merioneth ( Meirionydd ) in which it was sited.

In this case " Liem " ( 林 ) was rendered by " Salim ", a name of Arabic origin, while " Sudono ", a Javanese name with the honorific prefix " su -" of Sanskrit origin, was supposed to be a rendering of " Swie Liong

Thus, the name Rouge -" Red "- Ford.

Later the commands of Antoninus Pius and Notitia Dignitatum called this fort Danum, from which the town derives the " Don -" () part of its name ; " caster " ( ceaster ) an Old English adaptation of the Latin word Castra, meaning a military camp.

One theory holds " Troms -" to derive from the old ( uncompounded ) name of the island ( Old Norse: Trums ).

One theory holds " Troms -" to derive from the old ( uncompounded ) name of the island ( Old Norse: Trums ).

Although the albums are not exclusively about Key West, they detail the laid back island ethos of the small island city and its pre -" condo commando " status as an American Casablanca ... a place where no one knows your name and would not care if they did.

Its scientific name means literally " short-billed crow ", from Ancient Greek brachy-( βραχυ -) " short -" and rhynchos ( ρυνχος ) " billed ".

The binomial name is derived from Latin Podilymbus, a contraction of podicipes (" feet at the buttocks ", from podici -, " rump -" + pes, " foot ")— the origin of the name of the grebe order — and Ancient Greek kolymbos, " diver ", and podiceps, " rump-headed ", from podici-+ New Latin ceps.

Their name derives from the Celtic intensive prefix " tri -" and " novio "-new, so meaning " very new " in the sense of " newcomers ", but possibly with an applied sense of vigorous or lively-so the name could mean " the very vigorous people ".

Their feet are webbed and are three-clawed, hence the " Tri -" in the genus name.

Pomorie was founded by the Ancient Greeks under the name Anchialos (), deriving from Ancient Greek " anchi -" (" near, close to ") and " als -" ( either " salt " or a poetic and uncommon word for " sea ").

In 1934 the town was renamed to Pomorie, from the Bulgarian " po -" ( in this context " by, next to ") and " more " (" sea "), corresponding to one of the two etymologies of the original Greek name.

)"+ Herred -" Court " akin to hort ( us, en ), " garden ," from PIE * ghr-ti -, from base * gher-" to grasp, enclose " ( see yard ) Actually " Moss county ".

*" cryo -" means " cold ", " freeze ": see

Older RPF communities also began to see a rise in slash content, in contrast to earlier stories, which had generally featured original ( non -" canon ") female characters as partners for band members.

By the 1970s the Crosley name had ceased to exist in the memory of most US citizens ( as would that of its major successor company, Avco, a decade later ); but many of the " WLW -" station call-letters persist ( see below ).

detailed study please see ( 1 ) Surat Fateha -" Word by Word Analysis "

" Uro -" is from the Greek " tail ", and " triorchis " meant a kind of hawk thought to have three testicles — for further details see Eutriorchis.

* Angry Patrick-Patrick appears on Fridays after the Week in Review ( see below ) to rant about current events in pop culture that are bothering him. He even has a little jingle they start him off with. Every week, he also uses his iconic phrase -" ARE YOU FREAKIN ' KIDDING ME?