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William Harvey showed that this organ is the center of circulation, not the liver as had been thought |
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On July 12, 1998 this Cardinal hit HR No. 40 in his 281st at-bat of the season -- the fewest ever needed to reach that total |
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This country borders Colombia & Peru |
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According to tradition, Dismas & Gestas were the names of the 2 who died with Jesus on this hill |
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A geographic promontory, or the clothing article seen here |
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According to the classic tune, they steal your heart away |
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In 1657 the first shop opened to sell Londoners this beverage, a gift of the Aztecs |
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Holy Cow! He was in the broadcast booth 53 years, the last 16 with the Cubs |
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This 363-mile canal runs from Buffalo to Albany |
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Baptism is the first & extreme unction is the last of these Catholic rites |
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Flattering to faces & long, thin bodies, it's the "reptilian" style of sweater seen here |
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The St. George's Channel leads into this body of water |
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The kingdom of Buganda rose to prominence on the shores of this African lake |
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Known as "The Express", he led the AL in strikeouts 9 times while with Texas & California |
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Napoleon was able to leave this island February 26, 1815 |
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Often considered a "fallen angel", he leads his angels against Michael in Revelation |
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Seen here on Dame Edna's dress, these sparkly decorations take their name from an old Italian coin: |
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In 1972 Colgate introduced this deodorant soap -- manly, yes, but I like it too |
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In 1638 this king's wife Anne of Austria gave birth to a son & future sun king |
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Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente played his entire 18-year career with this National League team |
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The site of a famous 1976 rescue, this city was the capital of Uganda from 1893 to 1962 |
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The English name of this Christian holiday may come from a pagan Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring |
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From the French word for its country of origin, it's the treated leather coat fabric seen here |
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In 1988 the Irish Lotto replaced this fund raiser |
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Last name of freethinker Baruch or Benedict, expelled in 1656 from Amsterdam's Jewish community |
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This Padres player's 1994 batting average of .394 is the highest since 1950 |
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This horn of Africa nation was reunified by Menelik II after 1889 |
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Of 66, 166 or 666, the number of books in the King James Version of the Bible |
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It's the narrow, lined suit fabric seen here |
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It's the tallest dog known |
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