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LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! |
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This late "Big Man" played some boss sax solos, as heard here |
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In 1948 the Catholic church gave her permission to leave her convent & work among Calcutta's lowly |
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The name of this gas comes from Amun, a temple in Libya near where its salts were obtained |
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They're the 2 precious metals in Montana's motto "Oro y plata" |
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Early images show this Roman god as a handsome man; by the mid-300s B.C. he was a chubby, naked infant toting a weapon |
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It was nuthin' but a G thang when this sax player popped up in Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" video |
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1381's Peasants' Revolt stormed London & executed many bigwigs including Simon of Sudbury, this religious official |
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In the Middle Ages, the best of these vessels used for melting materials were made in Hesse, Germany from a special clay |
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Oregon's motto, "She flies with her own wings", refers to 1843 when it decided to break from both the U.S. & this nation |
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This round table knight was famed for his bravery & skill in battle, but keepin' his mitts off the boss' wife... fail |
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Oh-oh, here he comes, he being Charles "Mr. Casual" DeChant & his silky smooth sax on "Maneater" by this duo |
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A museum on New York City's Lower East Side is named for this type of lowly housing, often for immigrants |
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A base receives these subatomic particles; acids give them up |
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2 states have the words "liberty" & "independence" in their mottoes: Pennsylvania & this "First State" |
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This monk: "If you want others to be happy, practice compassion, if you want to be happy, practice compassion" |
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Raphael Ravenscroft's bluesy solo helped put this street on the map as a No. 2 hit for Gerry Rafferty |
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The cliche "You'll drive me into" this place refers to a real home for the indigent; young Annie Oakley lived in one |
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Herbert Evans & Katherine bishop discovered this vitamin, or alpha tocopherol, while studying the diets of rats |
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Moscow park or author Maksim (5) |
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The Kansas motto, "Ad astra per aspera", translates as "To" these "through difficulties" |
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The 1684 second part of this allegory features the compassionate Mr. Great-Heart |
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Andy Mackay takes us out with sweet sax on "Avalon" by this band |
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Burakumin, Japan's version of this often-shunned low Indian caste, officially got equality in 1871 |
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Vermilion, a red pigment used in inks & paints, is made synthetically by reacting sulfur with this metal, Hg |
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Its motto, "Equal Rights", reflexts the fact that its women were given the right to vote in 1869 |
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"History of My Life" by this 18th century Italian adventurer relates his (many) conquests as a lover |
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