Active in the early independent comics of the 1970s, Morrow contributed mostly spot illustrations, covers and pinups rather than stories to titles including publisher David Jablin's Imagination # 1 ( 1971 ); Mark Feldman's I'll Be Damned # 4 ( 1971 ); John Carbonaro's Phase # 1 ( Sept. 1971 ); Doug Murray & Richard Garrison Heritage # 1A and 1B ( 1972 ); and Gary Berman & Adam Malin's Infinity # 2, 3B, 4-5 ( 1970 ?- 1973 ).

Before centering in the South of Market neighborhood, leather friendly bars were located in the Embarcadero ( Jack's On The Waterfront at 111 Embarcadero 1952-1963, On The Levee ?- 1972 ), and the Tenderloin ( The Spur Club at 126 Turk-raided and closed in 1959, The Why Not at 518 Ellis-opened and closed in 1960, The Hideaway at 438 Eddy-raided and closed in 1961 ).

“ Accessus ad Alexandrum: the Prefatio to the Postilla in Iohannis Euangelium of Alexander of Hales ( 1186 ?- 1245 ).” Mediaeval Studies 52 ( 1990 ), 1-23.

Boethius ( 480 ?- 524 ), in his brief Overview of the Structure of Rhetoric, continues Aristotle's taxonomy by placing rhetoric in subordination to philosophical argument or dialectic.

Late medieval rhetorical writings include those of St. Thomas Aquinas ( 1225 ?- 1274 ), Matthew of Vendome ( Ars Versificatoria, 1175?

Pre-modern female rhetoricians, outside of Socrates ' friend Aspasia, are rare ; but medieval rhetoric produced by women either in religious orders, such as Julian of Norwich ( d. 1415 ), or the very well-connected Christine de Pizan ( 1364 ?- 1430?

* John Bull of England ( 1562 ?- 1628 ), composer and musician

* John Carver ( 1576 ?- 1621 ), Leader and First Governor of the Plymouth Colony, in office 1620 – 1621

* Ivan Cherkassky of Russia ( 1580 ?- 1642 ), boyar and head of the Treasury, Streletsky Prikaz and Aptekarsky Prikaz, in office 1621 – 1622 ( as Treasurer ), 1622 – 23 ( as head of the Streletsky Prikaz and Aptekarsky Prikaz )

* Robert Cary ( priest ) ( 1615 ?- 1688 ), English chronologist

* Grzegorz Gerwazy Gorczycki ( 1665 ?- 1734 ), Polish composer and musician

* John Smith ( 1785 ?- 1922 ), centenarian

* Harvey A. Allen ( 1818 ?- 1882 ), United States Army officer, Commander of the Department of Alaska 1871-1873.

Isaac Thomas ( 1735 ?- 1818 ), the most notable of these early traders, was well respected by the Cherokee, and may have lived at the Overhill town of Chota at one time.

Chief Kanosh ( 1812 ?- 1884 ), was the leader of the Pahvant Utes from the 1850s until the time of his death.

* Robert Charnock ( d. 1616 ), ?- 1616 ;

* Robert Townley-Parker, son ( 1793 – 1879 ), ?- 1879 ;

* Denmark Vesey ( 1767 ?- 1822 ), North American slave ( later freedman ) and instigator of a slave revolt

Bowman ( 1813 ?- 1866 ), " Heroine of Fort Brown " ( Texas ) during Mexican – American War

* Nathaniel Vincent ( 1639 ?- 1697 ), nonconformist minister and writer, lived in Langley after the Restoration ( he was ejected in 1662 )

John Gower ( 1325 ?- 1408 ), scholar and poet, author of Confessio Amantis

In 1642 he was ordered into custody as a delinquent ; thereafter he took refuge in Oxford, and ultimately returned to London to the house of William Fuller ( 1580 ?- 1659 ), dean of Ely, whose daughter Jane was his second wife.

Khama III ( 1837 ?- 1923 ), also known as Khama the Good, was the kgosi ( meaning chief or king ) of the Bamangwato people of Bechuanaland ( now Botswana ), who made his country a protectorate of the United Kingdom to ensure its survival against Boer and Ndebele encroachments.

* Jean Barbeyrac ( 1674 ?- 1744 ), jurist

* Thinking about Grad School for Intellectual History ?- Read this first

As Eleanor of Aquitaine ( 1122 ?/ 1124 ?- 1204 ) was the first high profile bearer of the name and as she was the daughter of Aénor de Châtellerault it has been suggested that the name Eleanor originated with Eleanor of Aquitaine, the postulation being that Eleanor of Aquitaine was named Aénor after her mother but referred to as Aliénor that name representing " Alia-Aénor " i. e. the other Aénor.

The Oxford English Dictionary states that the first use of the term " witch doctor " to refer to African shamans ( i. e. medicine men ) was in 1836 in a book by Robert Montgomery Martin ( 1803 ?- 1868 ).

Vlad's first wife bore him two sons: Mihnea I " the Bad " ( Mihnea I cel Rău, ?- 1510 ) and Mihail (?- 1485 ).

?- 1978 ): the first school mascot.

* 410-Where Do Clowns Come From ?- Today is Molly's birthday and Loonette reflects about the time they first met.

It was while Browne was at Corpus Christi, that he probably first met Robert Harrison ( 154 ?- 1585?

By his wife Cypros he had a son, Agrippa II AD ?- d. 93 AD ?, and three daughters, including:

It is likely that Netscher knew the painters Frans van Mieris, Sr. ( 1635 ?- 1681 ) and Gerard Dou, but it is certain that he knew the painter Gerrit de Hooch from The Hague as his wife gave her name to Gerrit's new born daughter Margarita in 1676, the event being witnessed by Caspar as well as his wife.

* Lucille P. Markey ( 1896 ?- 1982 )-owner, Calumet Farm, wife of Gene Markey

* Harada Tsutame ( 1598 ?- 1671 )-The wife of Harada Munesuke ; adopted child of Tadamoto ( Tsunamoto )

* Tracks ?- 14: May 14, 2000 at the Sun Theater, Anaheim, CA

?- TV 12: Canal Doce

?- TV 15: MTV-Latin America ( Grupo Megavisión )

?- TV 17: Independent / Youth Music Videos

?- TV 19: Canal Diecinueve-Grupo Megavision ( Nickelodeon Latin America )

?- TV 21: Veintiuno ( Telemundo )

?- TV 23: Musica a Colores ( Independent / Music videos )

?- TV 25: Fundación Canal 25 ( TBN )

?- TV 27: Canal 27 ( religious )

?- TV 33: UETC / UFGTV

?- TV 57: Canal Católico ( religious )

?- TV 65: El Canal de Jesus Christo ( CJC 65 )

?- TV 67: TCI