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The name of this German chemist is immortalized by the gas burner in every science lab |
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A very large firm, "meaty" tomato, often served with onion slices in an oil & vinegar dressing |
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He was the 1st to call the Native Americans "Indians" |
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Eugene Delacroix wrote "The first virtue of painting is to be a feast for" these |
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Celebrations might have been dampened at the 1932 L.A. games, since this U.S. amendment was in effect |
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The Columbia River begins in Columbia Lake in this Canadian province |
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Pause, take a deep breath, & then buzz in if you know that Joseph Priestley helped discover this |
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Greek salads are usually distinguished by this cheese |
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Long before baseball was invented, Indians built dugouts, which they used as these |
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Charles Dana Gibson's wife was the model for this Gay '90s symbol of beauty |
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In rowing, if a rower falls out of the boat, the crew can still win; if this person falls out, they can't |
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William Paley established this company in 1928 |
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On June 11, 1983, scientists met on Java to observe one of these, longest of the decade |
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Meat that frequently garnishes a spinach salad |
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While Indiana, Kansas & Ohio all have counties named for this Algonquin tribe, Florida doesn't |
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Edward Hicks, best known for "The Peaceable Kingdom", was a minister of this religion |
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The 500-meter version of this is the quickest timed event in the Winter Games, with a record of 36.45 seconds |
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This state finds Columbia capital, just capital |
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This friend & financier of Newon held the office of Astronomer Royal from 1720-1742 |
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It's the primary vegetable in Waldorf salad |
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Guns obtained from early Dutch settlers helped this confederation dominate its neighbors |
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1 of 2 Van Gogh paintings with floral titles that each sold for more than $39 million in 1987 |
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Number of the Apollo mission that had a command module nicknamed "Columbia" |
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His 1543 book refuting an Earth-centered solar system was published when he was on his death bed |
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The bitter salad green that the English commonly call chicory Americans call this |
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The potlatch ceremony, in which they did this, impoverished many a northwest Indian |
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Modigliani gave up this form of art in 1915, partly because materials were too expensive |
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Crossing the Lincoln & Rambouillet breeds of these farm animals produced the Columbia variety |
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