Simcoe went to Point of Fork to deal with von Steuben and the supply depot.
Tarleton he sent to raid Charlotteville, where the Virginia legislature was meeting, while he sent Simcoe to Point of Fork, where Baron von Steuben had a supply depot.
Lafayette, clearly outnumbered, retreated rapidly toward Fredericksburg to protect an important supply depot there, while von Steuben retreated to Point of Fork (present-day Columbia, Virginia), where militia and Continental Army trainees had gathered with supplies pulled back before the raiding British.
Simcoe, who only had about 300 men, then exaggerated the size of his force by lighting a large number of campfires; this prompted von Steuben to withdraw from Point of Fork, leaving the supplies to be destroyed by Simcoe the next day.
Position your scissor between the middle two points of the fork and cut.
One distinctive feature of Selaginella is the rhizophore, a proplike structure that originates at a point of branching and that forks dichotomously after making contact with the soil or a hard surface.
"Has she started to say her words yet?" the woman asked, indicating Lila with a point of her fork.
This interorigin region is 1.27 Mbp in length with dif located 0.26 Mbp from oriC3 and 0.375 Mbp from the mid-point of the fork fusion zone.
The point of the fork in the hot dog is to hold the hot dogs under the water so that the end of the hot dogs don't get over cooked by being out of the water and getting direct exposure to microwaves (which most hot dogs will do since they will float in the water).
In Slow Food's DNA is a proclivity to convene – and I certainly hope that we will be convening people who touch the food system at various points of the delivery from field to fork, as well as those who don't get to touch it enough.
Sylvia quietly points to a fork.
