BASKETBALL: SCREEN & ROLE |
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MOVING FORWARD IN SCIENCE |
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"They needed a second chance to finish first" was a tagline for this 1986 Gene Hackman film |
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This author of "The Hotel New Hampshire" was born in New Hampshire in 1942 |
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Turn 180 degrees from the position of attention! |
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Positive, negative or zero, the electric type of this is a basic property of elementary particles |
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...in Poland, where I was born in 1810; the rest of me is de-composing in Paris |
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At Market & Powell Streets, you'll find the southern turntable for these conveyances |
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Michael Jordan & other NBA stars teamed with Looney Tunes characters to defeat aliens in this 1996 film |
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Her uncle was president of Chile from 1970 to 1973 |
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One of these by Leonardo da Vinci is seen here |
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In medicine, depressants are the opposite of these, which include adrenaline & caffeine |
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...in this ancient Greek town, far from the rest of me in Lausanne; I am ancient-games reviver Pierre de Coubertin |
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The Giants' home base is at 24 this plaza named for the beloved No. 24 |
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Former NBA player Bob Lanier was hired to coach Woody Harrelson & Wesley Snipes for this 1992 film |
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Tales of bounty hunters chasing down escaped slaves inspired her to write "Beloved" |
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It's a synonym for Old English, spoken before about 1150 |
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...in Rouen in 1199; hear it roar for the royal rest of me |
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The 1960s home of the Grateful Dead was 710 this street, near the intersection with Haight |
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This Bucks, Celtics & Heat sharpshooter played a high school phenom in Spike Lee's "He Got Game" |
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He was a staff writer for the New Yorker before writing novels like "Rabbit, Run" |
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Making no net contribution to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere |
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Arthur Eddington used the image of this object, a weapon & indicator, to explore why time only goes forward |
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...in my beloved Wessex; the ashes of the rest of me were interred in Westminster Abbey's Poets' Corner |
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This famously crooked street winds down Russian Hill |
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In a 1978 pilot, coach Ken Howard: "I'll be behind you every step of the way"; Kevin Hooks: "Yeah, like a" this title phrase |
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For refusing to testify against fellow Communists, this "Maltese Falcon" author spent 5 months in prison |
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This alliterative 1941 act allocated $7 billion in military credits to Britain |
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This verb can mean "to cause to happen" or "to fall from the sky", the way snow does |
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...in a Swiss churchyard; the rest of me went to Poland 40 years after it helped free the American colonies |
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These "Heights" are home to classic Victorian homes, one of which Michael Keaton moves into in a 1990 thriller |
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