Brownian Motion

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Joanne Dru Eddie Shu Berry, Chu

Henry Royce Charles Rolls Jelly Roll Morton Ferdinand the Bull Elmer Ernest Hemingway The Old Man and the Sea Art Salt Billy Ocean Waverley Root Richard Harding Davis Nellie Bly

Henry Royce Charles Rolls Jelly Roll Morton Ferdinand the Bull Elmer Ernest Hemingway

Mount Mitchell Mount McKinley Pike's Peak

Mouse Randolph The Mouse That Roared Maus

Soupy Sales Richard Henry Dana Jose Jimenez

I'd try to find a decent rent-to-buy deal from a local music shop. That's what we did when my 5 year old decided she wanted to learn piano. After about 2 weeks she lost interest, but we were able to return the piano minus a months rent and the delivery charge.

Joan of Arc Eero Saarinen St Louis

Al Kooper Al Cooper Anna Kutka

Daniel Cohn-Bendit Fanny Blankers-Koen Lee Konitz Coen Brothers Kronos Quartet King Kroll

Little Joe Hoss Angela Cartwright

Thantos Better than Ezra Nathaniel West Nathan von Wallenstein Weinstein Weinstein Churchill Amy Winehouse George Saintsbury The Saints The Dukes of Dixieland

Holly Golightly Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Father Christmas

The Marlboro Man Thomas Mann Manfred Mann Betfred Ofred Fred Fernackerpan Fern Alec Templeton Savannah Churchill

The Marlboro Man Thomas Mann Manfred Mann

Oliver North Eskimo Nell Floe Benjamin Rockwell Kent Norman Rockwell Norman Kent

Tomasz Stanko Ping Pong Hugh Smellie Jane Smiley Arthur Laffer Willie Sutton

Everton Weekes Doris Day Mr Knight The Black Queen Little Casino Sam Spade

He's just doing some research.

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Crane River Jazz Band Elmer Gantry Derrick Greaves Martin Dies William Sloane Coffin The Mound City Blue Blowers

Leather shoe, dating from approximately 3500 BC.

A Love Still Supreme, but a House in Ruins There is a ranch house out in the middle of Long Island, just south of the expressway in Dix Hills, where the saxophonist John Coltrane lived, started a family and composed “A Love Supreme” in the spare bedroom. The album is a hymn of praise and thanksgiving by a man who found peace and God after alcohol and heroin. It is the work that helped make Coltrane a jazz immortal. While it will live on, the house is another story. It has been empty about seven years. The bricks are crumbling. The raccoons have been evicted, but not the termites. Lexan panels cover the windows; a fan blows futilely to keep down the mold. That’s about as far as the restoration goes. More

Malcolm Forbes Larry Craig Ted Haggard