Crossword clues for palo
palo
- Stick: Sp
- __ Alto, Calif
- Literally meaning "stick," it's the first word in a California city named for a 1,000-year-old redwood
- --- Duro Canyon, Tex
- -- Alto, California
- -- Alto, Calif
- With "Alto," a city in California
- Texas' __ Duro Canyon
- Spanish stick
- Pole in Pamplona
- Mino lead-in
- East -- Alto
- East ___ Alto, Calif
- California's ___ Alto
- California's __ Alto
- Alto opening
- "___ Alto" (James Franco film)
- --- Alto, California
- --- Alto, Cal
- --- Alto, CA
- --- Alto
- ________ Alto, CA
- _____ Alto
- ___ Alto (Silicon Valley city)
- ___ Alto, Calif.
- ___ Alto, California
- ___ Pinto (Texas county)
- ___ Duro Canyon, Tex.
- Stick, in Seville
- With 4-Across, part of Silicon Valley
- Texas's ___ Duro Canyon
- Alto lead-in?
- Alto preceder
- Arizona's ___ Verde Nuclear Generating Station
- ___ Pinto (Texas county or its seat)
- Stick, in Sevilla
- Stick: Sp.
- Señor's stick
- Stick for señor
- With 55 Down, California city
- With 3 Down, Western city
- __ Alto
- __ Alto, CA
- Alto, Calif
- ___ verde (desert tree)
- East ___ Alto, California
- -- Alto
- ____ Alto
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Palo \Pa"lo\, n. [Sp. See Pale a stake.] A pole or timber of any kind; -- in the names of trees. [Sp. Amer.]
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Gazetteer
Housing Units (2000): 251
Land area (2000): 1.252031 sq. miles (3.242744 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.002358 sq. miles (0.006108 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 1.254389 sq. miles (3.248852 sq. km)
FIPS code: 61230
Located within: Iowa (IA), FIPS 19
Location: 42.062201 N, 91.793126 W
ZIP Codes (1990): 52324
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
Headwords:
Palo
Wikipedia
Palo, also known as Las Reglas de Congo, is a religion with various denominations which developed in Cuba among Central African slaves and their descendants who originated in the Congo region. Denominations oftentimes referred to as "branches" of Palo include Mayombe (or Mallombe), Monte, Briyumba (or Brillumba), and Kimbisa.
The word "palo" ("stick" in Spanish) was applied to the religion in Cuba due to the use of wooden sticks in the preparation of altars, which were also called "la Nganga", "el caldero", "nkisi" or "la prenda". Priests of Palo are known as "Paleros", "Tatas (men)", "Yayas (women)" or "Nganguleros". Initiates are known as "ngueyos" or "pino nuevo".
PALO ( PA-RISC bootLOader) is the bootloader used by the HPPA port of the Linux operating system.
A palo or cante is the name given in flamenco for the different traditional musical forms.
The word palo, in Spanish, has several meanings, the main one being "stick", "bar", "pole" or "rod", but in this case it has the sense of " suit of cards" i.e. category or classification.
Palo is a memory resident multidimensional ( online analytical processing (OLAP) or multidimensional online analytical processing ( MOLAP)) database server and typically used as a business intelligence tool for controlling and budgeting purposes with spreadsheet software acting as the user interface. Beyond the multidimensional data concept, Palo enables multiple users to share one centralised data storage ( single version of the truth).
This type of database is suitable to handle complex data models for business management and statistics. Apart from multidimensional queries, data can also be written back and consolidated in real-time. To give rapid access to all data, Palo stores them in the memory during run time. The server is available as open source and proprietary software.
Jedox was founded by Kristian Raue in 2002 and developed by Jedox AG, a company based in Freiburg, Germany. The firm currently employs approximately 100 people. Kristian Raue's departure from Jedox was announced in June 2014.
Usage examples of "palo".
I planned to catch the 6:51 San Francisco-bound commute each morning, and twenty minutes later get off at the California Street station in South Palo Alto.
In the morning I should have time for breakfast at one of the South Palo Alto restaurants.
I offered to ride back with Laurel to her motel in South Palo Alto and then pick up a cab.
Then I helped her on with the cashmere coat, repeating my offer to drive with her to Palo Alto where I could easily scare up a cab to get me back to Colfax Springs.
Shower, shave, a tepid cup of instant coffee to hold me until breakfast in South Palo Alto.
The Palo Alto phone directory listed a Laurel Turner with a Davenport 6-4124 number.
A mile and a half down the Park to South Palo Alto, through the rain, darkness coming on.
It was the single evening commute train that switched off the main track at South Palo Alto to go crunching along an old branch line the S.
I knew trains ran every few hours all night long from the cement works through Colfax Springs and north to Palo Alto and San Francisco.
The train had to pass through the Spring Valley station, Fremont, Los Altos and Arastradero, I knew, before curving eastwards on the tracks below SMC Electronics to continue down along the Industrial Park into South Palo Alto and the main S.
Morris, Monday afternoon I moved my few belongings and myself into the same apartment-motel in South Palo Alto where once Laurel lived.
Afterwards I was lucky, picking up a ride in a trash truck that got me out of the Park and into South Palo Alto and to the Bank of America branch, on the comer, about ten minutes before closing time.
I could remember when the road on south from Stanford and Palo Alto to San Jose was a two-lane highway running through green orchards of apricot and prune trees.
He glared at Palo, aiming deadly thoughts at him through squinted eyes.
Eusebio sat on the ground and let Palo smack him rather than pick up the pack.