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Shown here is her 1936 desert landscape entitled "Summer Days" |
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And then there were 8 on the Supreme Court when this Chief Justice died at the age of 80 |
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A June 11, 2003 ceremony at West & Chambers in NYC re-enacted the first time a seeing eye dog helped its owner do this |
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1719/ My name is not Gilligan/ Thank God it's Friday |
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Commenting on winning the Indy 500 in 1946, George Robson said, "All I had to do is keep turning" this direction |
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On his 75th birthday, Paul Newman burned one of these outfits, saying he'd "had enough formality" in his life |
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The distinctive stylings of this American folk artist are seen here in "Winter Joyride" |
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And here's to you Mrs. Robinson, & this actress who'll always be remembered for playing her |
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There are 6 AKC-recognized breeds called this, the most appropriate type of dog to tell, "Fetch!" |
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1860s book/ Bolkonsky & Rostova/ Read in a day, not! |
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Only in America! This fight promoter said, "I always feel sorry for people who are raided by the FBI" |
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A turn-of-the-20th century rebellion, or the last name of a U.S. senator |
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Seen here is a work by this man noted for his dramatic depictions of American landscapes |
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It wasn't the "Death of a Salesman" but this playwright that we mourned on February 10 |
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It's the punning alphanumeric term for dogs that do police & military work |
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Heller of a book/ Gotta be crazy to fly/ Major Major Gripes |
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Mike Cameron, on problems caused by the sun at this New York Mets home field: "The sun has been there for 500, 600 years" |
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Pass this Grand Duchy to the left-hand side (of Germany) |
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With works like 1828's "Branch Hill Pond", seen here, he was a leading British landscape artist of the early 19th century |
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This Holocaust survivor helped track down more than 1,000 Nazi criminals before his death in September |
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A certain small German city on the Neckar must have been a safe place, as this guard dog breed was named for it |
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1931/ Everyone Wang Lung tonight/ & the Buck stops here |
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At Old-Timers Day, seeing a scoreboard list of deceased Yankees, he said, "Boy, I hope I never see my name up there" |
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It's short for "picture element" |
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The school that produced 19th century landscapes, like the one seen here, bears the name of this geographic feature |
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Sadly, in 2005, the soulful voice of this singer heard here was silenced forever
"Hold me closer / And every minute / Of every hour / Feel the power of love..." |
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It was the sled & reindeer-herding dog of the Siberian people of the same name |
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Steinbeck at 60/ In search of America/ Poodle co-pilot |
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On his NBA fines, Kenyon Martin, then of this "Garden State" team: "I lost almost $300,000. That's 2 cars" |
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An unreasonable fear or hatred of foreigners |
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