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The Utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham focused on this, "the pursuit of" which is our right in the Declaration of Independence |
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This comedian who got no respect said, "I went to a fight the other night and a hockey game broke out" |
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For 46 years Charlemagne was the king of these people who gave their name to a country |
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The dinner menu at Commander's Palace has this du jour as well as soup du jour |
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Grand Teton National Park |
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Gold, silver or platinum, for instance |
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This Scot's 1776 work contained 5 books, including "Of Systems of Political Economy" |
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After an injured player couldn't remember who he was, Coach Ted Green said, "Tell him he's" this "Great One" |
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In 814 Charlemagne was succeeded by his son, the first of many French kings of this name |
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This sausage with a French origin is traditional in specialties like cornbread stuffing |
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Bow your head & name this insect, seen here |
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This supply-side economist popular during the Reagan administration is known for his "curve" |
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Defenseman Barry Beck of this Big Apple team: "We have only one person to blame, and that's each other" |
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Charlemagne standardized & spread the use of this, both the monetary unit & the unit of weight |
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For safety, rather than the traditional plastic baby, you can substitute a pecan in this Mardi Gras treat |
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In "Cool Hand Luke", Paul Newman is sent to a chain gang camp as punishment for destroying these |
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In January 1980 PBS began televising this economist's series "Free to Choose" |
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In 778, hoping to take advantage of civil war among its Muslim rulers, Charlemagne invaded this neighbor |
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Can't get more New Orleans than crawfish tails in the batter for these deep-fried dough treats, savory or sweet |
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park |
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Longitude east & west is reckoned by this, which runs through Greenwich, England |
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Charlemagne was a grandson of Charles Martel & was the eldest son of this "short" king |
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In making oyster dressing for holiday turkey, reserve the clear juice of the oysters, called this--cheers! |
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park |
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A good soil conditioner, it's often spread on the ground to protect plants in hot, dry weather |
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