George Malcolm Trout (March 7, 1896 - November 1, 1990) An American dairy industry pioneer, author, researcher, and professor emeritus in food science at Michigan State University. Trout is credited with finding the key to the creation of homogenized milk.
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In a return to the frame story, the diary's custodian reveals that the girl's body was later found dead near a seemingly pagan statue in the woods. He adds that she had "poisoned herself—in time", making the analogy of a child finding the key to a locked medicine cabinet.
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She developed and designed a line of products that launched in 2004. There were 675 items in the launch, the largest in Penney's history. Madden's book Haven: Finding the Key to Your Personal Decorating Style (Clarkson Potter) was released at the same time. By 2005, her JCPenney collection had expanded to two-thousand pieces.
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This causes her to wistfully repeat that he "no longer exists". One of the guests, a man named Toydy, becomes obsessed with finding the key to a locked door in the house. One of the female guests, Roo (Moira Benson), finds the key but will not give it to Toydy (Rick Johnson) unless he agrees to ejaculate in her mouth. Despite not finding her attractive, Toydy agrees and manages to stay aroused by watching Bond (Ken Scudder) and Willene have sex.
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The game begins in a London flat, where the roommates Ben and Dan are unable to get television reception to watch Magnum, P.I., having broke their antenna in a previous adventure. Their attempt to assemble a replacement results in an inadvertent alien abduction. Trapped on the alien spaceship, they realize that the only way to return home is by opening doors to various universes and finding the key to the next door from within that universe. These include Zombie London, Dinosaur London, and a London which has become the 51st State.
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Riley, Charles A. II. "Color Codes: Modern Theories of Color in Philosophy, Painting and Architecture, Literature, Music, and Psychology". Hanover: University Press of New England, 1995, p. 307. In pursuing his studies of color usage and effects across cultures and time periods, as well as in examining his patients' self-created mandalas, Jung attempted to unlock and develop a language, or code, the ciphers of which would be colors. He looked to alchemy to further his understanding of the secret language of color, finding the key to his research in alchemical transmutation.
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Unable to send a radio transmission off the island, Ren suggests finding the key to Maggie Adler's estate, where she kept a boat. At Adler's estate, a possessed Clarissa talks with Ren; her conversations and scattered letters left behind by Maggie Adler reveal that Adler mistakenly interpreted scrambled messages from Kanaloa as an enemy transmission, and the submarine was sunk by friendly fire. The crew was not killed, but transported to another dimension due to the sub's experimental nuclear reactor. Adler and her friend Anna attempted to communicate with the Kanaloa crew via a radio, but Anna was absorbed through the rift.
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An unemployed graduate living in a ramshackle lodge called Anand Bhavan dreams of riches. While in a shop, he meets a girl trying on earrings, and sees her again when he appears for a vacancy. One day, the graduate finds a drunk millionaire unconscious by the roadside. On finding the key to a suite in a plush five-star hotel named "Pushpak" in his pocket, the graduate carries the millionaire to his room at Anand Bhavan, keeps him prisoner there with the help of forced doses of alcohol, then moves to the millionaire's suite at Pushpak to take over his lifestyle.
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