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He began a novel called "Les Miseres" as early as 1840; it was finished in 1861 with a different title |
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One cookbook inspired by this film series features recipes for Death Star popcorn balls & Wookiee cookies |
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wendys.com informed me that the "3/4 lb. triple with" this has 980 calories, but plenty of calcium |
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It's the North American name for a reindeer |
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Tomboyish Schulz creation who was kidnapped by the S.L.A. in 1974 |
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In Jules Verne's "The Mysterious Island", this captain is buried at sea in his submarine |
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This roller coaster has been thrilling folks at Disney World since 1975 & at Disneyland since 1977 |
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americanheart.org tells us that a "hands-only" version of this procedure is fine --no need for rescue breaths |
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Insects are their main diet, but larger types of this colorful Old World lizard also eat birds; rough "karma" |
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"Florencia en el Amazonas" |
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Peary's 1909 goal, the primo spot in a NASCAR race |
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Marcel Proust began writing this 7-part, 3,000-page novel in 1909 & continued working on it until his death in 1922 |
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The "This Day in History" feature on history.com taught me Dec. 25 is the day in 1991 when he quit as Soviet leader |
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"The Girl of the Golden West" |
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Total value of goods & services produced by a country over a period of time, then prominently displayed in a film |
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This central character of "The Three Musketeers" was a real person; much of the material is drawn from his memoirs |
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Captain Link Hogthrob was the captain of the Swinetrek on the "Muppet Show" sketches called these "in Space" |
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I postponed my visit to this country, aka Timor-Leste, after a perusal of travel.state.gov |
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Because of its webbed feet, this largest rodent is a clumsy runner, but it can remain underwater for 5 minutes |
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"Colorful" cheap entree special at a diner that's a geologic theory explaining the faults in earth's crust |
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Except for a brief section, book V of his "Gargantua and Pantagruel" was most likely written by someone else |
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Darn! I can't find my poster of Jane Fonda in this 1968 outer space flick--my wife must have tossed it out |
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I learned a lot about Paris Hilton at the website of this celebrity blogger, real name Mario Lavandeira |
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This large flightless bird has a blue head & long, daggerlike nails on its toes |
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Spoiled little Willy Wonka girl who relocates to Utah's capital |
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