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Feb. 4, 1929: Carrying mail from Miami to Belize, this famed aviator inaugurates air mail service to Central America |
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Most cultivated varieties of this fruit, whether Fuji or Rome Beauty, come from one species of tree |
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"Lift Every Voice" is a BET program dedicated to this type of music |
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On Halloween one of her fan clubs hosts a "Gathering of the Coven" party in New Orleans |
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These Eskimo homes can be constructed of sod & stone as well as snow |
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Aerial combat between planes |
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Feb. 10, 1846: This religious group begins its exodus to the American west |
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This tree seen here is in full bloom: |
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BET's annual Walk of Fame Gala raises big money for this fund abbreviated UNCF |
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Thanks to Oprah, her 1970 novel "The Bluest Eye" was a bestseller in 2000 |
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Covered with skins, it's a traditional Eskimo boat for 1 or 2 people |
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To be here is to be in great disfavor or trouble |
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Feb. 26, 1980: For the first time these 2 Mideast countries exchange ambassadors |
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In a 1992 exclusive, BET aired this ex-mayor's first interview since his imprisonment |
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She uses her initials because it was feared that boys might avoid books written by a Joanne Kathleen |
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A source for nutrition, clothing & oil, this is the Eskimos' staple winter food & most valuable resource |
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A swimming stroke often used by beginners |
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Feb. 1, 1790: John Jay presides over the first meeting of this body |
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This poplar drops tufts of airy fiber that look similar to those of another plant |
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This innovative keyboardist with an alliterative name hosts "Future Wave" on "BET On Jazz" |
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This "Scruples" author dishes the dirt on herself in "Sex and Shopping: Confessions of A Nice Jewish Girl" |
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Home to many Eskimos, this large island is also known as Kalaallit Nunaat |
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Someone expected to lose a contest or struggle |
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Feb. 23, 1633: This future English diarist & secretary to the admiralty makes his first "entry" |
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The flower seen here comes from this type of evergreen tree: |
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In 2000 this star of his own TV "show" starred in the movie "Bait" & hosted BET's 20th anniversary gala |
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Her best-known novel, "Agnes Grey" was published in 1847 |
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The name of these waterproof Eskimo boots comes from a native word in part meaning "bearded" |
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Crudely fashioned verse, often of a humorous nature |
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