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Palm Beach International Airport
Palm Beach International Airport, officially President Donald J. Trump International Airport since 2026, is Palm Beach County, Florida's commercial airport, with the IATA code DJT, formerly PBI.
Palm Beach Pete
Palm Beach Pete is the persona of Peter (Peter Bart) Simel, born 1955, a Florida retiree who went viral in March 2026 for resembling Jeffrey Epstein; he denied being Epstein and launched a 2028 Palm Beach mayoral run.
Palm Beach Tenerife Surf Shop And School
Palm Beach Tenerife Surf Shop and School (Palm Beach Surfing Experts) is a surf shop, rental and Federación Canaria de Surf-endorsed school at Calle México 7, Playa de Las Américas, Arona, Tenerife, with over 200 rental boards.
Palm Beach, Florida
Palm Beach, Florida: an incorporated (April 17, 1911) barrier-island town in Palm Beach County with about 9,000 year-round and 20,000 seasonal residents, council-manager government under Mayor Danielle H. Moore, Flagler-era landmarks, and three miles of public beaches.
Palm Circle Historic District
Palm Circle Historic District, also Palm Circle or 100 Area, Fort Shafter, Honolulu, Hawaii: a 29-acre National Historic Landmark district (NRHP 1984, NHL 1987) of 1907-1909 officers' quarters and barracks around a palm-lined parade ground, the WWII headquarters of U.S. Army Forces, Pacific Ocean Areas.
Palm City FC
Palm City FC (نادي بالم سيتي لكرة القدم), formerly Al Qabila FC or 365 FC, is a Dubai football club founded in 2023 by content creator Soheil Var; it won the UAE Second Division and FA Cup within two seasons.
Palm Coast, Florida
Palm Coast, Florida: a planned city in eastern Flagler County along the Intracoastal Waterway, built from the late 1960s by ITT Community Development Corporation with 48,000 platted lots, incorporated December 31, 1999, population 109,886 (2025 estimate).
Palm Collection
Palm Collection: curated living assemblages of Arecaceae in botanical gardens such as Kew (274 taxa), Xishuangbanna (460 species), and the Merwin collection; vital for palm conservation because palm seeds resist seed-banking.
Palm Desert, California
Palm Desert, California: a Coachella Valley city in Riverside County, incorporated November 26, 1973, charter city since 1997, council-manager government, 51,163 residents (2020), home to College of the Desert and El Paseo shopping district.
Palm Drive Capital
Palm Drive Capital is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2014, focused on seed and Series A software startups in SaaS, AI, fintech, and e-commerce.
Palm grove
Palm grove: a cultivated stand of date palms forming the framework of oasis agriculture in North Africa and the Middle East, with three-layer inter-cropping, aflaj irrigation, and heritage sites like Al-Ahsa and Elche.
Palm Islands (جزر النخيل)
Palm Islands (جزر النخيل): Nakheel's artificial palm-shaped islands off Dubai, comprising Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali, and Palm Deira, built by dredging Persian Gulf sand, with Palm Jebel Ali relaunched in 2023 after the 2008 crisis.
Palm Jebel Ali
Palm Jebel Ali (نخلة جبل علي) is Nakheel's second palm-shaped artificial island off Dubai's Jebel Ali coast: 13.4 km², 16 fronds, 110 km of new coastline, 2,002 villas, launched 2002, paused 2008, relaunched 2023.
Palm Jumeirah (نخلة جميرا)
Palm Jumeirah (نخلة جميرا), Dubai's palm-shaped artificial island developed by Nakheel from 2001, built from about 100 million m³ of dredged sand with a 2 km trunk, 17 fronds, and an 11 km crescent breakwater; first of the Palm Islands, served by the Middle East's first monorail.
Palm kernel expeller and palm fatty acid distillate
Palm kernel expeller (PKE, also called palm kernel cake) is the residue left after mechanical screw-press extraction of palm kernel oil, used almost entirely as animal feed.
Palm kernel oil
Palm kernel oil, an edible lauric oil from the kernel of Elaeis guineensis fruit, distinct from mesocarp palm oil; 44-51% lauric acid, used in foods, soaps, oleochemicals, and cosmetics.
PALM microscopy
Photoactivated localization microscopy (PALM) is a single-molecule fluorescence microscopy method, reported in 2006, that builds super-resolution images of cellular structures at 10 to 100 nm resolution.
Palm muting
Palm muting is a guitar technique in which the picking hand damps the strings near the bridge, producing the tight chugging tone of heavy metal riffs.
Palm oil
Palm oil: edible oil from the mesocarp of Elaeis guineensis fruit; palmitic-rich semi-solid, highest oil yield per hectare of any crop, produced mainly in Indonesia and Malaysia, distinct from palm kernel oil.
Palm oil carotenoids
Palm oil carotenoids are the carotenoid pigments, chiefly β-carotene and α-carotene, that give crude palm oil its dark red color and its provitamin A value, with conventional refining removing most of them.
Palm oil trade
The palm oil trade was the nineteenth-century export of West African palm oil to Europe, growing from the end of the Atlantic slave trade after 1807.
Palm OS
Palm OS, also known as Garnet OS, is a mobile operating system for PDAs and smartphones, first shipped in 1996 on the Palm Pilot 1000.
Palm Pilot
The Palm Pilot was a shirt-pocket personal digital assistant created by Palm Computing and released in March 1996, combining a monochrome touchscreen, Graffiti handwriting input, and one-button desktop syncing.
Palm Royale
Palm Royale is an Apple TV period comedy-drama created by Abe Sylvia, loosely based on Juliet McDaniel's novel Mr. and Mrs. American Pie. Kristen Wiig stars as Maxine Simmons seeking entry into 1969 Palm Beach high society; it ran two seasons (2024-2026, 20 episodes) and won one Emmy from 11 nominations before cancellation in March 2026.
Palm Springs (2020 film)
Palm Springs (2020) is a time-loop romantic comedy directed by Max Barbakow, written by Andy Siara, starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti; it set the Sundance sale record at $17,500,000.69 and streamed on Hulu.
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, in Chino Canyon near Palm Springs, California, opened in 1963 and carries riders up 5,873 feet to Mount San Jacinto in about ten minutes.
Palm Springs, California
Palm Springs, California: resort city in the Coachella Valley, Riverside County, about 107 miles east of Los Angeles; home of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, midcentury modern Desert Modernism architecture, Modernism Week, and a $1.9 billion tourism economy.
Palm sugar
Palm sugar (gula aren, jaggery, ស្ករត្នោត) is an unrefined sweetener boiled down from the sap of Borassus, Arenga, Cocos, Phoenix, and Nypa palms; sucrose-dominant (91–95 g/100 g), with GI values from 35 to 98.71 depending on product, and major production in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Cambodia.
Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday, also called Passion Sunday, is the Christian feast of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, held the Sunday before Easter with branches, a procession, and a Passion reading.
Palm tocotrienols
Palm tocotrienols are tocotrienol forms of vitamin E extracted from oil palm, constituting up to 70% of the crude oil's content, and possess low $\alpha$-TTP affinity.