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In the cathedral at Chartres, most of this translucent artwork from the 13th century is still in place |
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She was born to her mommie dearest as Lucille Fay LeSueur on March 23, 1908 |
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"Draw one in the dark" & pour me one of these breakfast beverages |
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Isostasy says rock formations that rise high, as the Tetons & others of these, must sink deeper into the Earth |
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In a 50 mph wind this part of the Statue of Liberty can sway 5 inches |
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In the 1600s a group of monks in the Alps developed this dog breed |
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Joseph Stella is known for a series of paintings of this amusement park at the southern end of Long Island |
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This hot shot was born Carlos Estevez on Sept. 3, 1965 |
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The family in the corner wants 5 servings of "nervous pudding", this dessert |
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The "inner" this, the very center of the planet, rotates slightly faster than the layers above it |
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Relay runners, drum majors & conductors hold various types of these |
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It's said that a werewolf can be killed with one of these |
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Elliott Goldstein, born Aug. 29, 1938, became this actor, Streisand's first hubby |
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Holy Cow, I'd like "a white cow": a vanilla one of these |
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These waves, which may be "body" or "surface" waves, provide much of our evidence about the Earth's interior |
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Montecito is a suburb of this city, called "The Queen of the California Missions" |
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19th century sculptor William Rush is famous for this pair of figures he did for a theater in Philadelphia |
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This star with a squeaky clean image was born Doris von Kappelhoff on April 3, 1924 |
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Get me a "Noah's boy on bread", one of these lunch favorites |
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As the name implies, this type of rock, like slate, has been transformed by heat & pressure deep in the Earth |
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The double-headed eagle on the emblem of the czars holds an orb & one of these |
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White wine produced from this grape is often said to have a grassy, herbaceous aroma & flavor |
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Maurice Utrillo's White Period featured streets of this Paris area, also home to Amelie & Toulouse-Lautrec |
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AKA Laszlo Loewenstein, he was born on June 26, 1904 in Hungary, not in Casablanca |
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I need "a stack of Vermont", pronto: this breakfast favorite |
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In 1952 Francis Birch showed that the center of the Earth is basically this metal in molten form |
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Term for the member of a military unit who carries its flag or emblem |
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