titans&bucs&bearsohmy! 2,745 Posted July 9, 2018 101.4 - Robert LaFollete - Congress Although he was a Republican, LaFollette pioneered many then-revolutionary ideas for a progressive government that served the people rather than big business. As governor of Wisconsin from 1900-1906, he introduced primary elections, got a civil service law passed to replace the patronage system, regulated the all-powerful railroads, supported a minimum wage, and taxed corporations. After his election to the Senate in Nov. 1906, he worked hard to implement many of these same ideas on a national scale, as well as fighting for women's suffrage, racial equality, child labor laws, civil liberties, and breaking up industrial monopolies. His one blind spot was foreign affairs. He strenuously opposed the U.S. entering WWI and voted against the declaration of war, which got him labeled as a tool of the enemy. Theodore Roosevelt said he was "a skunk who should be hanged." When the war was over, he opposed the Treaty of Versailles. In 1924, he ran for President on the Progressive ticket and got 17% of the popular vote. 102.4 - Robert Wagner - Congress His most important legislative achievement was the 1935 Wagner Act, which prohibited many common, but unfair labor practices, protected the rights of workers to join labor unions and to strike. Employers were enraged and ignored the law. In a celebrated case, Jones & Laughlin, then the nation's largest steelmaker, fired workers who joined a union. The fired workers sued the company, and the case made it to the Supreme Court, which ruled that the Wagner Act was constitutional and that such firings violated it. When the Republicans gained control of the Senate in 1946, one of the first things they did was pass the Taft-Hartley Act, which weakened many of the provisions of the Wagner Act. Wagner's other claim to fame was, together with Sen. Edward Costigan (D-CO), drafting the Costigan-Wagner bill. Had this bill been enacted, it would have made the lynching of southern blacks by mobs a crime and would also have penalized sheriffs who failed to pursue the perpetrators. The bill was violently opposed by southern senators such as Ellison D. Smith (D-SC) who said that lynching was necessary "to protect the sanctity of our womanhood" and never passed the Senate. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 10, 2018 American History Draft 1.1 Volty Thomas Edison - Inventor 1.2 RHR George Washington - Wildcard 1.3 shotsup Abraham Lincoln - President 1.4 TBBOM Thomas Jefferson - President 1.5 90sbaby Henry Ford - Businessman 1.6 ZeroT Benjamin Franklin - Wildcard 1.7 vudu Albert Einstein - Physics 1.8 5Points John Adams - Thinker/Philosopher 2.1 5Points The Wright Brothers - Inventor 2.2 vudu Dwight D Eisenhower - General 2.3 ZeroT Franklin D Roosevelt - President 2.4 90sbaby John D. Rockefeller - Wildcard 2.5 TBBOM James Madison - thinker/philosopher 2.6 shotsup George Patton - General 2.7 RHR Martin Luther King Jr. - African American 2.8 Volty Mark Twain - Fiction Writer 3.1 Volty Merriweather Lewis and William Clark - Explorer 3.2 RHR Walt Disney - Business 3.3 shotsup Theodore Roosevelt - Wildcard 3.4 TBBOM J. Robert Oppenheimer - Physics 3.5 90sbaby Steve Wozniak - Inventor 3.6 ZeroT Alexander Hamilton - Cabinet 3.7 vudu Muhammad Ali - African American 3.8 5Points Andrew Carnegie - Businessman 4.1 5Points Al Capone - Criminal 4.2 vudu George Eastman - Inventor 4.3 ZeroT J.P. Morgan - Businessman 4.4 90sbaby Nikola Tesla - Engineer 4.5 TBBOM Chester Nimitz - Admiral 4.6 shotsup John Gotti - Criminal 4.7 RHR John Marshall - SCOTUS 4.8 Volty Henry Clay Sr. - Congressman 5.1 Volty Jonas Salk - Scientist (Other) 5.2 RHR Ulysses S. Grant - General 5.3 shotsup Andy Warhol - Visual Artist 5.4 TBBOM Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin - Explorers 5.5 90sbaby Donald Trump - Wildcard 5.6 ZeroT Alexander Graham Bell - Inventor 5.7 vudu Babe Ruth - Baseball 5.8 5Points Daniel Boone - Pioneer 6.1 5Points Ansel Adams - Visual Artist 6.2 vudu Michael Jordan Basketball 6.3 ZeroT Elvis Presley - Singer 6.4 90sbaby Barrack Obama - Fail 6.5 TBBOM Marilyn Monroe - Seductress 6.6 shotsup Michael Jackson. Singer 6.7 RHR Jackie Robinson (Reformer) 6.8 Volty Jim Thorpe - Athlete (Other) 7.1 Volty New York Yankees - Sports Team 7.2 RHR Gregory Pincus (Science) 7.3 shotsup Buzz Aldrin - Explorer 7.4 TBBOM Harry Houdini - Other performing Artist 7.5 90sbaby Wayne Gretzky - Hockey 7.6 ZeroT Ernest Hemingway - Fiction Writer 7.7 vudu John Smith - Explorer 7.8 5Points Samuel Colt - Businessman 8.1 5Points Dallas Cowboys - Sports Team 8.2 vudu Sitting Bull - Native American 8.3 ZeroT Thomas Paine - Thinker/Philosopher 8.4 90sbaby Alfred Hitchcock - Director 8.5 TBBOM Francis Scott Key - Composer 8.6 shotsup Secretariat Athlete (Other) 8.7 RHR PT Barnum - Performance Artist 8.8 Volty Horace Mann - Educator 9.1 Volty Joseph Smith - Religious Leader 9.2 RHR Walt Whitman - Fiction Writer 9.3 shotsup Brigham Young - Religious Leader 9.4 TBBOM Ayn Rand - Thinker/philosopher 9.5 90sbaby Jesse James - Old West 9.6 ZeroT Susan B Anthony - Reformer 9.7 vudu William Bradford Govt administrator 9.8 5Points Oliver Wendell Holmes - SCOTUS Justice 10.1 5Points Henry Louis Gehrig - Baseball 10.2 vudu Vince Lombardi - Football 10.3 ZeroT Ed Sullivan - TV personality 10.4 90sbaby David Koresh - Religious Leader 10.5 TBBOM Walter Cronkite - TV Personality 10.6 shotsup John Wilkes Booth - Criminal 10.7 RHR Benjamin Spock - Non Fiction Writer 10.8 Volty Milton Friedman - Social Scientist 11.1 Volty Frederick Douglass - Reformer 11.2 RHR L Ron Hubbard - Religious Leader 11.3 shotsup Howard Stern - TV/Radio Personality 11.4 TBBOM Davy Crockett - Pioneer 11.5 90sbaby Michael Phelps - Other Athlete 11.6 ZeroT Marbury v Madison - Court Case 11.7 vudu John Jay - SCOTUS 11.8 5Points William Franklin Graham Jr. - Religious Leader 12.1 5Points Margaret Sanger - Reformer 12.2 vudu Clint Eastwood - Actor Director 12.3 ZeroT Earl Warren - SCOTUS 12.4 90sbaby TJ "Stonewall" Jackson - General 12.5 TBBOM Andrew Jackson - President 12.6 shotsup Robert E Lee - General 12.7 RHR Orson Welles - Radio Personality 12.8 Volty Wallis Simpson - Seductress 13.1 Volty Bob Dylan - Songwriter 13.2 RHR Wyatt Earp - Old West 13.3 shotsup Martha Washington - Woman 13.4 TBBOM Brown v. Board of Education - Court Case 13.5 90sbaby Sacagawea - Native American 13.6 ZeroT George Marshall - General 13.7 vudu Norman Rockwell - Visual Artist 13.8 5Points Paul Revere - Colonial Era 14.1 5Points Geronimo - Native American 14.2 vudu Branch Rickey - Reformer 14.3 ZeroT Linus Pauling - Other Science 14.4 90sbaby John Hancock - Colonial Era 14.5 TBBOM Frank Sinatra - Singer 14.6 shotsup Jeff Bezos - Businessman 14.7 RHR Eli Whitney - Inventor 14.8 Volty Alan Shepard - Explorer 15.1 Volty George Westinghouse - Engineer/Designer 15.2 RHR Tisquantam (Squanto) - Native American 15.3 shotsup Keith Rupert Murdoch, Businessman 15.4 TBBOM William Penn - Colonial Era 15.5 90sbaby Tom Brady - Football 15.6 ZeroT John C. Calhoun - Congressman/Senator 15.7 vudu John Steinbeck - Fiction Writer 15.8 5Points Wild Bill Hickok - Old West 16.1 5Points Bass Reeves - African American 16.2 vudu Andrew Volstead - Dumbfock 16.3 ZeroT Carl Sagan - Astronomy 16.4 90sbaby Weeks vs United States - Court Case 16.5 TBBOM Humphrey Bogart - actor 16.6 shotsup Harry Chaplin - Songwriter 16.7 RHR People vs OJ Simpson - Court Case 16.8 Volty The Walt Disney Company - Media Company 17.1 Volty Chris Chelios - Hockey 17.2 RHR Harriet Tubman - African American 17.3 shotsup Pocahontas - Native American 17.4 TBBOM Robert Peary - Explorer 17.5 90sbaby George Washington Carver - African American 17.6 ZeroT Samuel Adams, Colonial Era 17.7 vudu Warren Buffet Businessman 17.8 5Points Samuel Wilson a.k.a. Uncle Sam - Wildcard 18.1 5Points Mel Blanc - TV/Radio Personality 18.2 vudu Herbert Paul Brooks - Hockey 18.3 ZeroT Sugar Ray Robinson - Other Athlete 18.4 90sbaby F. Scott Fitzgerald - Fictional Writer 18.5 TBBOM Steven Spielberg - Director 18.6 shotsup Martin Scorsese - Director 18.7 RHR Bill Gates - Businessman 18.8 Volty Edwin Hubble - Astronomy 19.1 Volty James E. Webb - Government Administrator 19.2 RHR Frank Lloyd Wright - Designer 19.3 shotsup William H Bonney AKA Billy the Kid - Old West 19.4 TBBOM Ray Kroc - Businessman 19.5 90sbaby Levi Strauss - Businessman 19.6 ZeroT W.E.B. Du Bois - African-American 19.7 vudu Benedict Arnold - Criminal 19.8 5Points Richard Wagstaff "D!ck" Clark - TV/Radio Personality 20.1 5Points William Shockley - Physics 20.2 vudu Audie Murphy - Non Fiction Writer 20.3 ZeroT Ralph Waldo Emerson - Non-Fiction Writer 20.4 90sbaby Paul Simon - Songwriter 20.5 TBBOM Sam Walton - businessman 20.6 shotsup Elizabeth Ross. Colonial Era 20.7 RHR Samuel Morse - Inventor 20.8 Volty Jack Nichlaus - Athlete (Other) 21.1 Volty John Dewey - Educator 21.2 RHR Admiral Richard Byrd - Explorer 21.3 shotsup 1980 USA Olympic Hockey Team - Sports Team 21.4 TBBOM Joe Montana - Football 21.5 90sbaby James Arness - Actor 21.6 ZeroT John Ford - Director 21.7 vudu Jesse Owens - Athlete 21.8 5Points Stephen Foster - Composer 22.1 5Points George McClellan - Fock Up 22.2 vudu Cornelius Vanderbilt - Businessman 22.3 ZeroT Crazy Horse - Native American 22.4 90sbaby Alexander Cartwright - Baseball 22.5 TBBOM John Wooden - Basketball 22.6 shotsup Ambrose Burnside - Dumbfuck Phail 22.7 RHR Walter Camp - Football 22.8 Volty Daniel Webster - Congressman 23.1 Volty Robert Fulton - Inventor 23.2 RHR Prince Rogers Nelson - Songwriter 23.3 shotsup Ted Williams- Baseball 23.4 TBBOM James Naismith - Basketball 23.5 90sbaby 1992 United States men's Olympic Basketball team aka The Dream Team - Sports Team 23.6 ZeroT Willie Mays - Baseball 23.7 vudu John F Kennedy - Prez 23.8 5Points Ronald Reagan - POTUS 24.1 5Points Alan Pinkerton - Old West 24.2 vudu Lee Harvey Oswald. Criminal 24.3 ZeroT Jim Brown - Football 24.4 90sbaby John Waynce Gacy - Criminal 24.5 TBBOM William Tecumseh Sherman - General 24.6 shotsup Stephen King - Fiction Writer 24.7 RHR Eldrick Tont Woods - Other Sport 24.8 Volty Emily Dickinson - Fiction Writer 25.1 Volty Leonard Bernstein - Composer 25.2 RHR Louis Sullivan - Designer 25.3 shotsup Steve Jobs - Designer Engineer 25.4 TBBOM Willis Carrier - inventor 25.5 90sbaby Eberhard Anheuser - Businessman 25.6 ZeroT Butch Cassidy - Old West 25.7 vudu Joseph Strauss and Charles Ellis - Designers 25.8 5Points Roe v Wade - Court Case 26.1 5Points Carlos Hathcock - Wildcard 26.2 vudu Rudi Gernreich Designer 26.3 ZeroT Charles Manson - Criminal 26.4 90sbaby Michael Buffer - Other Performing Acts 26.5 TBBOM Bonnie Parker & Clyde Barrow - Criminal 26.6 shotsup Abbott and Costello - TV/Radio Personality 26.7 RHR Casey Kasem - Radio Personality 26.8 Volty Madonna - Seductress 27.1 Volty Roger Williams - Religious Leader 27.2 RHR Neil deGrasse Tyson - Physicist/Astronomy 27.3 shotsup Samuel Battle. African American 27.4 TBBOM Johnny Carson - TV personality 27.5 90sbaby Axl Rose - Singer 27.6 ZeroT Jim Jones - Religious Leader 27.7 vudu Jackie Gleason TV/Radio 27.8 5Points Jack London - Fiction Writer 28.1 5Points John Muir - Reformer 28.2 vudu Nolan Ryan - Baseball 28.3 ZeroT Jane Addams - Social Scientist 28.4 90sbaby Larry Bird - Basketball 28.5 TBBOM Marion Mitchell Morrison, AKA John Wayne - Actor 28.6 shotsup Lucille Ball. Wildcard 28.7 RHR Lebron - Hoops 28.8 Volty James Watson Scientist (Other) 29.1 Volty Enrico Fermi - Scientist (Physics) 29.2 RHR William James - Educator 29.3 shotsup Dred Scott v. Sandford, 1857 (7-2 decision) Court Case 29.4 TBBOM William H. Seward - Cabinet 29.5 90sbaby Audrey Hepburn - Seductress 29.6 ZeroT Woodrow Wilson - President 29.7 vudu Isaiah Rogers Designer 29.8 5Points Lawrence Welk - TV Personality 30.1 5Points James"Whitey" Bulger - Criminal 30.2 vudu Oklahoma Sooners Football - Sports team 30.3 ZeroT Burt Bacharach - Composer 30.4 90sbaby Phillip Zimbardo - Social Scientist 30.5 TBBOM William Faulkner - fiction writer 30.6 shotsup Charles Richter inventor 30.7 RHR UCLA Bruins Mens Basketball - Sports Team 30.8 Volty Boston Celtics - Sports Team 31.1 Volty J. Edgar Hoover - Government Administrator 31.2 RHR John A Logan - General 31.3 shotsup Robert Deniro. Actor (tossed back in when he ran his mouth at the Tony Awards see 56.S) 31.4 TBBOM Alabama Crimson Tide - sports team 31.5 90sbaby D!ck Cavett - TV Personality 31.6 ZeroT Marlon Brando - Actor 31.7 vudu Grace Kelly Seductress 31.8 5Points John C. Fremont - Explorer 32.1 5Points Josephine Baker - Seductress 32.2 vudu Todd Beamer, Mark Bingham, Tom Burnett and Jeremy Glick. Wildcard 32.3 ZeroT Minneapolis/Los Angeles Lakers - Sports Team 32.4 90sbaby Thomas Sowell - Thinker 32.5 TBBOM Sequoiah - Native American 32.6 shotsup Raquel Welch. Seductress 32.7 RHR Sally Ride - Woman 32.8 Volty Brett Hull - Hockey 33.1 Volty Henry David Thoreau - Nonfiction Writer 33.2 RHR Thurgood Marshall - SCOTUS 33.3 shotsup Mike Modano. Hockey 33.4 TBBOM Robert Goddard - Engineer 33.5 90sbaby Larry Page - Businessman 33.6 ZeroT Mae West - Seductress 33.7 vudu Sybil Ludington - Woman 33.8 5Points 1970 Marshall University Thundering Herd Football Team - Sports Team 34.1 5Points William "Boss" Tweed - Congressman 34.2 vudu John Sutter - Dumbfock/Fail 34.3 ZeroT Jackson Pollock - Visual Artist 34.4 90sbaby Ed Gein - Criminal 34.5 TBBOM Charles Lindbergh - Wildcard 34.6 shotsup Ron Popiel. Inventor 34.7 RHR Amelia Earhart - Woman 34.8 Volty Elizabeth Cady Stanton - Reformer 35.1 Volty Bob Hope - Performing Artist (Other) 35.2 RHR Harriet Beacher Stowe - Non-Fiction 35.3 shotsup Jayne Mansfield- seductress 35.4 TBBOM William Brennan - SCOTUS 35.5 90sbaby Adam Savage - Educator 35.6 ZeroT Eleanor Roosevelt - Woman 35.7 vudu Crispus Attucks - African American 35.8 5Points Johnny Cash - Singer 36.1 5Points Hugh Hefner - Businessman 36.2 vudu Patrick Henry - Congressman 36.3 ZeroT Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - Basketball 36.4s 90sbaby Evel Knievel - Other Performing Artists 36.5 TBBOM Cy Young - Baseball 36.6 shotsup Buster Keaton - Other Performing Artist 36.7 RHR Noah Webster - Wildcard 36.8 Volty Cyrus McCormick - Inventor 37.1 Volty David Copperfield - Performing Artist (Other) 37.2 RHR Barry Bishop - Explorer 37.3 shotsup Jack LaLane Wildcard 37.4 TBBOM Doc Holiday - Wild West 37.5 90sbaby Jackie Kennedy - Women 37.6 ZeroT Kit Carson - Pioneer 37.7 vudu Georgia OKeefe Visual Artist 37.8 5Points Ira Hayes - Native American 38.1 5Points Helen Keller - Woman 38.2 vudu Ty Cobb - Baseball 38.3 ZeroT Martin Brodeur - Hockey 38.4 90sbaby Dale Earnhardt - Athlete 38.5 TBBOM James K. Polk - POTUS 38.6 shotsup Lawrence Julios Taylor. LT. - Football 38.7 RHR H.H Holmes - Criminal 38.8 Volty Mario Lemieux - Hockey 39.1 Volty Jenna Jameson - Seductress 39.2 RHR John Harvard - Educator 39.3 shotsup William Sanford "Bill" Nye - Educator 39.4 TBBOM George Armstrong Custer - Dumfock, Fail 39.5 90sbaby Robert Dennard - Inventor 39.6 ZeroT Josiah Willard Gibbs - Physics 39.7 vudu The Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football team 39.8 5Points Clara Barton - Woman 40.1 5Points Nathanael Greene - General 40.2 vudu Richard Gatling Inventor 40.3 ZeroT George Carlin - Other Performing Artist 40.4 90sbaby Bob Ross - Visual Artist 40.5 TBBOM Douglas MacArthur - General 40.6 shotsup Barbara Bush. Woman 40.7 RHR Louis Armstrong - Other Performing Artist 40.8 Volty Bobby Fisher - Other Perfomer 41.1 Volty Pete Sampras - Other Athlete 41.2 RHR John Quincy Adams - Govt Administrator 41.3 shotsup Ken Morrow. Hockey 41.4 TBBOM Rosa Parks - African American 41.5 90sbaby Quentin Tarantino - Director 41.6 ZeroT Edgar Allen Poe - Fiction Writer 41.7 vudu Brad Parkinson and Ivan Getting - Inventors of GPS 41.8 5Points Willie Shoemaker - Other Athelete 42.1 5Points Michio Kaku - Physiscs 42.2 vudu Les Paul - Inventor of the Electic Guitar 42.3 ZeroT Edwin Howard Armstrong - Inventor 42.4 90sbaby The Beach Boys - Band 42.5 TBBOM John Glenn - wildcard 42.6 shotsup Mike Tyson other Athlete 42.7 RHR Dian Fossey - Other Science 42.8 Volty Walter Lippman - Non-fiction writer ======1/3 Done====== 43.1 Volty Franz Boas - Social Scientist 43.2 RHR Wilt Chamberlain - Basketball 43.3 shotsup Don King. Businessman 43.4 TBBOM Cindy Crawford - Seductress 43.5 90sbaby D.B. Cooper - Criminal 43.6 ZeroT Myles Standish - Colonial Era 43.7 vudu Martin Marty Cooper - Businessman 43.8 5Points Annie Oakley - Other Performing Artist 44.1 5Points MGM - Media Company 44.2 vudu Robert Johnson - Composer 44.3 ZeroT Winfield Scott - General 44.4 90sbaby Betty White - Woman 44.5 TBBOM Cordell Hull - Cabinet 44.6 shotsup Rudy Gulianni - Government Advisor 44.7 RHR Hammering Hank - Baseball 44.8 Volty Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore - Settler 45.1 Volty Igor Stravinsky - Composer 45.2 RHR Willie Pep - Other Athlete 45.3 shotsup Seth Bullock. Old West 45.4 TBBOM John Williams - Composer 45.5 90sbaby Walter Payton - Football 45.6 ZeroT Maya Angelou - Nonfiction Writer 45.7 vudu Harry S Truman - President 45.8 5Points Hedy Lamarr - Inventor 46.1 5Points Robert Duvall - Actor 46.2 vudu The Salem Witch Trials of 1692-3 - Court Case(s) 46.3 ZeroT George Gershwin - Composer 46.4 90sbaby Magic Johnson - Basketball 46.5 TBBOM Chuck Yeager - Wild Card 46.6 shotsup Tom Seaver - Baseball 46.7 RHR James Fenimore Cooper - Fiction 46.8 Volty William F. Buckley Jr. - Nonfiction Writer 47.1 Volty William Lloyd Garrison - Reformer 47.2 RHR Booker T Washington - Educator 47.3 shotsup Stevie Ray Vaughn - Band/Singer 47.4 TBBOM Scopes Monkey Trial - Court case 47.5 90sbaby Farrah Fawcett - Seductress 47.6 ZeroT Henry Stimson - Cabinet 47.7 vudu Van Halen - Band 47.8 5Points Chesty Puller - General 48.1 5Points Sammy Davis Jr. - African American 48.2 vudu Jerry Rice - Football 48.3 ZeroT Buffalo Bill - Old West 48.4 90sbaby The Doors - Band 48.5 TBBOM Alfred Thayer Mahan- Non Fiction Writer 48.6 shotsup Abigail Adams. Woman 48.7 RHR George MFing Halas - Football 48.8 Volty Dean Acheson - Cabinet 49.1 Volty Detroit Red Wings -Sports Team 49.2 RHR Charles M. Schulz - Visual Artist 49.3 shotsup 1979- 1983 New York Islanders. Sports Team 49.4 TBBOM Charles Taze Russell - Reigiious Leader 49.5 90sbaby Richard Nixon - President 49.6 ZeroT Elijah Muhammad - Religious Leader 49.7 vudu Paul Newman - Actor/Director 49.8 5Points Eugene Stoner - Designer/Engineer 50.1 5Points William Holmes McGuffey - Educator 50.2 vudu Britney Spears - Seductress 50.3 ZeroT Alan Freed - Radio Personality 50.4 90sbaby Alphabet Inc - Media Company 50.5 TBBOM Mark Zuckerberg - businessman 50.6 shotsup The Tuna Bill Parcells - Football 50.7 RHR Serena Williams - Other Athlete 50.8 Volty John Brown - Criminal 51.1 Volty Herman Melville - Author 51.2 RHR Hillary Clinton - Biggest Fail of All-time 51.3 shotsup DC Comics. Media Company 51.4 TBBOM Stan Lee - Fiction Writer 51.5 90sbaby Tom Waits - Songwriter 51.6 ZeroT Plessy v Ferguson - Court Case 51.7 vudu Rodgers and Hammerstein - Composers 51.8 5Points James Otis Jr. - Colonial Era 52.1 5Points John Bardeen - Physics 52.2 vudu Eddie Murphy - Other performing artist 52.3 ZeroT William Mulholland - Fail 52.4 90sbaby Johnny Unitas - Football 52.5s TBBOM Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young - Band 52.6 shotsup Robin Williams - Other Performing Artist 52.7 RHR The Eagles - Band 52.8 Volty Norman Borlaug - Scientist (Other) 53.1 Volty Robert M. La Follette Sr. - Congressman 53.2 RHR Nirvana - Band 53.3 shotsup Aerosmith- band 53.4 TBBOM Bruce Springsteen - Songwriter 53.5 90sbaby Shaun White - Other Athlete/Olympian 53.6 ZeroT Joseph McCarthy - Congressman 53.7 vudu Bobby Jones - Other Athlete 54.8 5Points Tex Schramm - Football 54.1 5Points Pat LaFontaine - Hockey 54.2 vudu Oscar Robertson - Basketball 54.3 ZeroT Aretha Franklin - Singer 54.4 90sbaby Dr. Seuss - Fictional Writer 54.5 TBBOM Louis Brandeis - SCOTUS 54.6 shotsup FW Woolworth- Wildcard 54.7 RHR James Madison - President 54.8 Volty NBC - Media Company 55.1 Volty Facebook - Media Company 55.2 RHR Penguin Random House - Media Company 55.3 shotsup Playboy - Media Company 55.4 TBBOM 21st Century Fox - media company 55.5 90sbaby Jerry Springer - TV Personality 55.6 ZeroT Fred Astaire - Other Performing Artist 55.7 vudu Orenthal James Simpson - Criminal 55.8 5Points Miranda v Arizona - Court Case 56.1 5Points Arnold "The Brain" Rothstein - Criminal 56.S shotsup Al Pacino - Actor (makeup pick for 31.3) 56.2 vudu Fred Rogers TV Personality 56.3 ZeroT Timothy McVeigh - Criminal 56.4 90sbaby Stanley Milgram - Social Scientist 56.5 TBBOM Ted Kennedy - Congress 56.6 shotsup Vince McMahon Dumbfock Fail. XFL 56.7 RHR Barroid Bonds - Baseball 56.8 Volty Sun Yat Sen - Wildcard 57.1 Volty Pamela Anderson (Seductress) 57.2 RHR Kobe Bean Bryant - Basketball 57.3 shotsup David Dukes dumbfock 57.4 TBBOM William Westmoreland - Fail 57.5 90sbaby LaVar Ball - Basketball 57.6 ZeroT Frederick Law Olmstead - Designer 57.7 vudu John Heisman - Football 57.8 5Points John J. Pershing - General 58.1 5Points Milton Bradley - Wildcard 58.2 vudu Red Auerbach - Basketball 58.3 ZeroT William Randolph Hearst - Businessman 58.4 90sbaby Beetlejuice - Radio Personality 58.5 TBBOM Jimmi Hendrix - African American 58.6 shotsup Mike Piazza Baseball 58.7 RHR Sid Gilman - Football 58.8 Volty Julius and Ethel Rosenberg - Criminals 59.1 Volty James Buchanan - Fail 59.2 RHR Phil Jackson - Wildcard 59.3 shotsup Julius DR J Erving Basketball 59.4 TBBOM Oprah Winfrey - woman 59.5 90sbaby Justin Bieber - Seductress 59.6 ZeroT Clarence Darrow - Wildcard 59.7 vudu Deion Sanders - Other Athlete 59.8 5Points John Havlicek - Basketball 60.1 5Points Pete Rose - Baseball 60.2 vudu LBJ - President 60.3 ZeroT Werhner von Braun - Engineer 60.4 90sbaby Phil Mike Olin - Engineer 60.5 TBBOM Lance Armstrong - Other Athlete 60.6 shotsup Lou Reed Songwriter Composer 60.7 RHR Jeffrey Dahmer - criminal 60.8 Volty Donald Rumsfeld - Dumbfock/Fail 61.1 Volty Anwar al-Awlaki - Criminal 61.2 RHR Connie Mack - Baseball 61.3 shotsup Frank Capra. Director 61.4 TBBOM John James Audubon - Visual Artist 61.5 90sbaby Chief Wahoo - Native American 61.6 ZeroT Soujourner Truth - Reformer 61.7 vudu Chuck Berry - Singer 61.8 5Points Bing Crosby - Singer 62.1 5Points Maxine Waters - Dumbfock 62.2 vudu John Irving - Fiction Writer 62.3 ZeroT Warner Bros. - Media Company 62.4 90sbaby Scott Norwood - Football 62.5 TBBOM Terry Bollea aka Hulk Hogan - performing artist 62.6 shotsup Tom Clancy Fiction Writer 62.7 RHR Banksy - Visual Artist 62.8 Volty Coleman A. Young - Fail 63.1 Volty Richard Feynman - Physics 63.2 RHR Dred Scott - Reformer 63.3 shotsup John Rawls Thinker Philosopher 63.4 TBBOM Barry Sanders - Football 63.5 90sbaby Dr. Evil - Thinker 63.6 ZeroT Jonathan Edwards - Thinker/Philosopher 63.7 vudu The Wall St Journal - Media Company 63.8 5Points Alfred Kinsey - Social Scientist ==== Half Done ==== 64.1 5Points B.F. Skinner - Social Scientist 64.2 vudu The New York Times. - Media Company 64.3 ZeroT John Forbes Nash Jr. - Social Scientist 64.4 90sbaby Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson - Other Performer 64.5 TBBOM Joe Frazier - other athlete 64.6 shotsup Eli Manning Football 64.7 RHR James "Killer" Miller - Old West 64.8 Volty John von Neumann - Thinker/Philosopher 65.1 Volty Charles Sanders Pierce - Thinker/Philosopher 65.2 RHR Will Rodgers - Native American 65.3 shotsup Fiorello La Guardia - Congressman 65.4 TBBOM Lynyrd Skynyrd - Band 65.5 90sbaby Gomez Addams - Businessman 65.6 ZeroT Carl Lewis - Fail Other Athlete 65.7 vudu Lorne Michaels - TV/Radio 65.8 5Points Henry Kissinger - Cabinet/Gvt Adviser/Gvt Administrator 66.1 5Points Henry Barnard - Educator 66.2 vudu Willie Nelson - Singer 66.3 ZeroT Tecumseh - Native American 66.4 90sbaby Trump vs Maher - Court Case 66.5 TBBOM Buckminster Fuller - designer 66.6 shotsup Jimmy the Greek Snyder. Wildcard 66.7 RHR Jack Nicholson - Actor 66.8 Volty Charles Grandison Finney - Religious Leader 67.1 Volty George H Gallup - Social Scientist 67.2 RHR Larry Flynt Publications - Media Company 67.3 shotsup Don Imus. Radio Personality 67.4 TBBOM Nathan Bedford Forrest - Wild Card 67.5 90sbaby Melissa Click - Educator 67.6 ZeroT Bill Russell - Basketball 67.7 vudu Jonathan Stickland - Congressman 67.8 5Points Samuel Francis Smith - Religious Leader 68.1 5Points Billie Holiday - African American 68.2 vudu Billy Joel - Songwriter 68.3 ZeroT Green Bay Packers - Sports Team 68.4 90sbaby Tina Pourani - Educator 68.5 TBBOM Leland Stanford - Educator 68.6 shotsup Ed Koch - Congressman 68.7 RHR Christie Brinkley - Seductress 68.8 Volty Ludwig von Mises - Thinker 69.1 Volty Edward Thorndike - Educator 69.2 RHR Rita Hayworth - Seductress 69.3 shotsup Bill Watterson Visual Artist 69.4 TBBOM Bugsy Siegel - Criminal 69.5 90sbaby Rudy Eugene - Thinker 69.6 ZeroT Reggie White - Football 69.7 vudu Friedrich Wilhelm von Stueben - General 69.8 5Points Josiah Royce - Thinker/Philosopher 70.1 5Points Benny Goodman - Band 70.2 vudu Dale Carnegie - Non Fiction Writer 70.3 ZeroT John Marshall Harlan - SCOTUS 70.4 90sbaby SUXBNME - Engineer 70.5 TBBOM US v. Schooner Amistad - court case 70.6 shotsup Alonzo Chappel -Visual Artist 70.7 RHR Tom Hanks - Actor 70.8 Volty Thomas Eakins - Visual Artist 71.1 Volty Thomas Cole - Visual Artist 71.2 RHR Gary Larson - Visual Artist 71.3 shotsup Charles Goodyear - Engineer 71.4 TBBOM Harper Lee - Fiction Writer 71.5 90sbaby Jane Fonda - Social Scientist 71.6 ZeroT Homer Winslow - Visual Artist 71.7 vudu Bob Givens Visual Artist 71.8 5Points Don Rickles - Other Performing Artist 72.1 5Points Jaime Escalante - Educator 72.2 vudu Bryan vs. Itasca County - Court Case 72.3 ZeroT Stephen Jay Gould - Other Science 72.4 90sbaby Scott Baio - Actor 72.5 TBBOM Emmanuel Gottlieb Leutze - Visual Artist 72.6 shotsup Joe Mullen - Hockey (born NYC) 72.7 RHR William Henry Harrison - Congressman 72.8 Volty Jefferson Davis - Wildcard 73.1 Volty Caesar Chavez - Wildcard 73.2 RHR Howard Cosell - Radio/TV personality 73.3 shotsup Patrick Ewing - Basketball 73.4 TBBOM Edward Teller - Physics 73.5 90sbaby Red Green - Inventor 73.6 ZeroT Kennesaw Mountain Landis - Reformer 73.7 vudu Cher - Native American 74.8 5Points Reno v. Flores - Curt Case 74.1 5Points Grover Cleveland - President 74.2 vudu John Winthrop Religious Leader 74.3 ZeroT Nat Turner - African American 74.4 90sbaby Bernie Madoff - Businessman 74.5 TBBOM George Pullman - designer-engineer 74.6 shotsup Cris Angel - other performing Artist (born Long Island) 74.7 RHR James A. Garfield - President 74.8 Volty Sam Houston - Wildcard 75.1 Volty Stephen F. Austin - Settler 75.2 RHR Ella Fitzgerald - Black 75.3 shotsup New York Football Giants- sports team 75.4 TBBOM Calamity Jane - Wild West 75.5 90sbaby RuPaul - Woman 75.6 ZeroT James Bowie - Settler 75.7 vudu John Wesley Hardin - Old West 75.8 5Points Bettie Page - Seductress 76.1 5Points Neil Diamond - Composer/Songwriter 76.2 vudu John Rolfe - Colonial 76.3 ZeroT Charles Lindbergh Jr kidnapping and murder trial - Court Case 76.4 90sbaby Stephanie Wilkinson (Red Hen restaurant) - Businesswoman 76.5 TBBOM Peter Stuyvesant - Colonial figure 76.6 shotsup Billie Jean King. Other Athlete 76.7 RHR Prairie View A&M - Sports Team 76.8 Volty Malcom X - Wildcard 77.1 Volty George Soros - Wildcard 77.2 RHR Marshall Mather - Songwriter 77.3 shotsup Jennifer Lopez. Seductress 77.4 TBBOM Roger Maris - Baseball 77.5 90sbaby Luis Bracamontes - Settler 77.6 ZeroT Anne Sullivan - Educator 77.7 vudu Rita Moreno - Other performing artist 77.8 5Points Washington Irving - Fiction Writer 78.1 5Points Compound Media - Media Company 78.2 vudu Laura Ingalls Wilder - Pioneer 78.3 ZeroT Elizabeth Taylor - Seductress 78.4 90sbaby Mr. Noodle - Fail 78.5 TBBOM New England Patriots - Sports Team 78.6 shotsup David "Son of Sam" Berkowitz. Criminal 78.7 RHR James Cameron - Director 78.8 Volty George R.R. Martin - Fiction Writer 79.1 Volty Nancy Pelosi - Woman 79.2 RHR Isaac Asimov - Astronomy/Physics 79.3 shotsup TMZ - Media Company 79.4 TBBOM Babe Didrikson Zaharias- Woman 79.5 90sbaby Mr. Noodle's Brother Mr. Noodle - Fail 79.6 ZeroT Kurt Gödel - Thinker 79.7 vudu J.D. Salinger - Fiction Writer 79.8 5Points Charles Sumner - Congressman 80.1 5Points Preston Brooks - Congressman 80.2 vudu Reverend Robert Hunt - Religious Leader 80.3 ZeroT Stanley Kubrick - Director 80.4 90sbaby Tubgirl - Visual Artist 80.5 TBBOM Frances Willard - Reformer 80.6 shotsup Tom Petty Songwriter 80.7 RHR Metallica - Band 80.8 Volty Marcel Duchamp - Visual Artist 81.1 Volty Rush Limbaugh - Radio Personality 81.2 RHR Francis G. Newlands - Congressman 81.3 shotsup Chief Pontiac Native American 81.4 TBBOM Brian Leetch - Hockey 81.5 90sbaby Lawrence Phillips - Football 81.6 ZeroT James Abbot McNeill Whistler - Visual Artist 81.7 vudu Chicago Bulls - Sports Team 81.8 5Points Peter Popoff - Religious Leader 82.1 5Points America - Band 82.2 vudu Martin Van Buren - Dumbfock 82.3 ZeroT Knute Rockne - Football 82.4 90sbaby Wiffleball - Social Scientist 82.5 TBBOM Keith Tkachuk - Hockey 82.6 shotsup Cochise - Native American 82.7 RHR Shirley Temple - Woman 82.8 Volty Jay Leno - TV Personality 83.1 Volty Jon Stewart - TV Personality 83.2 RHR Jeremy Roenick - Hockey 83.3 shotsup Furman VS Georgia- Court Case 83.4 TBBOM Warren Burger - SCOTUS 83.5 90sbaby Hamburglar - Criminal 83.6 ZeroT William McKinley - President 83.7 vudu Joseph Story - SCOTUS 84.8 5Points Deacon Jones - Football 84.1 5Points John Stith Pemberton - Other Science 84.2 vudu Clarence Thomas - SCOTUS 84.3 ZeroT Terry Sawchuk - Hockey 84.4 90sbaby Dennis Rodman - Government Adviser 84.5 TBBOM Shoeless Joe Jackson - Baseball 84.6 shotsup John Rutledge SCOTUS Justice 84.7 RHR Charles Adams - Hockey 84.8 Volty Deganawida (The Great Peacemaker) - Native American === 2/3 Done=== 85.1 Volty Black Hawk - Native American 85.2 RHR Liberace - Composer 85.3 shotsup Rick Warren - Religious Leader 85.4 TBBOM Red Cloud - Native American 85.5 90sbaby Rachel Dolezol - African American 85.6 ZeroT Osceola - Native American 85.7 vudu Robert Nozick - Philosopher 85.8 5Points Ken Burns - Visual Artist 86.1 5Points Donner Party - Pioneer/Settler 86.2 vudu Melvil Dewey - Educator 86.3 ZeroT Smokey Robinson - Songwriter 86.4 90sbaby Jimmy McMillan - Reformer 86.5 TBBOM D!ck Butkus - football 86.6 shotsup Louis Farrakhan - African American 86.7 RHR Wayne Newton - Other Performing Artist 86.8 Volty Robert De Niro - Actor 87.1 Volty Jimmy Stewart - Actor 87.2 RHR Joel Osteen - Religious Leader 87.3 shotsup People VS Bernie Goetz - court case 87.4 TBBOM Lizzie Borden - Criminal 87.5 90sbaby George Zimmerman - Reformer 87.6 ZeroT Ted Kaczynski - Criminal 87.7 vudu Susan La Flesche Picotte - Reformer 87.8 5Points Walter Reed - Scientist/Other 88.1 5Points Ronnie Lott - Football 88.2 vudu Lucille Ball - Other Performing Artist 88.3 ZeroT Louisa May Alcott - Woman 88.4 90sbaby Dora the Explorer - Explorer 88.5 TBBOM Twitter - Media Company 88.6 shotsup Joseph Simmons aka Reverened Run - African American 88.7 RHR Red Sash Gang - Old West 88.8 Volty Francis Ford Coppola - Director 89.1 Volty George Washington Goethals - Engineer 89.2 RHR Mike Trout - Wildcard 89.3 shotsup Al Sharpton - African American 89.4 TBBOM 1985 Chicago Bears 89.5 90sbaby Manica Patrick - Athlete (Other) 89.6 ZeroT Walter Johnson - Baseball 89.7 vudu Carol Burnett - Other performer 89.8 5Points Herbert Hoover - President 90.1 5Points Thomas Hunt Morgan - Scientist/Other 90.2 vudu George Meade - General (1815-1872) 90.3 ZeroT Charles Dow - Social Scientist 90.4 90sbaby MC Poopy Pants - Singer 90.5 TBBOM Benjamin Banneker - African American 90.6 shotsup Stephen Harriman Long - Pioneer/Explorer 90.7 RHR Oral Roberts - Religious Leader 90.8 Volty John Winthrop - Colonial Era 91.1 Volty Thomas Hooker - Colonial Era 91.2 RHR Steve Wynn - Businessman 91.3 shotsup Christa McAuliffe - Explorer 91.4 TBBOM Louis Agassiz - other scientist 91.5 90sbaby Carrot Top - Performing Artist (Other) 91.6 ZeroT Mary Tyler Moore - TV Personality 91.7 vudu Nathan Handwerker - African American 91.8 5Points Muggsy Bogues - Basketball 92.1 5Points Honus Wagner - Baseball 92.2 vudu Gabriel Archer - Pioneer 92.3 ZeroT RKO Pictures - Media Company 92.4 90sbaby Sam Kinneson - Radio Personality 92.5 TBBOM Lester Wire - inventor 92.6 shotsup Peter Cooper - Invemtor 92.7 RHR Roberto Clemente - AA 92.8 Volty Jesse Jackson - African American 93.1 Volty Cornel West - African American 94.1 Volty Robert F. Kennedy - Wildcard 93.2 RHR George Mason - Congressman/Govt Admin 94.2 RHR John Mason - Settler 93.3 shotsup Robert Anderson Van Wyck - Congressman 94.3 shotsup Nelson Rockefeller- Cabinet/Gvt Adviser/Gvt Administrat 93.4 TBBOM Pat Garrett - Wild West 94.4 TBBOM Mary Bowser - Woman 93.5 90sbaby Fred Phelps - Religious Leader 94.5 90sbaby He Hate Me - Football 93.6 ZeroT T.S. Eliot - Fiction Writer 94.6 ZeroT Raymond Spruance - Admiral 93.7 vudu James Pierpont - Educator 94.7 vudu Dr. David Silvers - Educator 93.8 5Points William Levitt - Designer/Engineer 94.8 5Points Elisha Otis - Inventor 95.1 5Points Stu Grimson - Hockey 96.1 5Points Randy Couture - Athlete/Other 95.2 vudu Chris Kyle - Wild Card 96.2 vudu Matt Bisonette and Rob ONeill - wild card 95.3 ZeroT Jim Henson - Wildcard 96.3 ZeroT John Coltrane - Other Performing Artist 95.4 90sbaby Pee Wee Herman - TV Personality 96.4 90sbaby Bobcat Goldthwaite - Actor 95.5 TBBOM Hannah Arendt - philosopher 96.5 TBBOM Alvin C. York - Wild Card 95.6 shotsup Edwin H Land - Scientist 96.6 shostup Chester Floyd Carlson - physicist 95.7s RHR Ben Shapiro - Thinker 96.7 RHR Joshua Abraham Norton - Fail 95.8 Volty Bill Clinton - President 96.8 Volty George H.W. Bush - President 97.1 Volty Merle Haggard - Singer 98.1 Volty The Notorious B.I.G. - Singer 97.2 RHR John Vanbiesbrouck - Hockey 98.2 RHR Larry Elder - Thinker 97.3 shotsup Chuck Jones _ Wildcard. (Animator) 98.3 shotsup Gil Hodges - Wildcard 97.4 TBBOM Elie Wiesel - nonfiction 98.4 TBBOM Siegfried & Roy - other performing artist 97.5 90sbaby Spongebob Squarepants - Undersea Pineapple Settler 98.5 90sbaby Batman - Inventor 97.6 ZeroT Robert Taft - Congressman 98.6 ZeroT Amos Bronson Alcott - Educator 97.7 vudu Marvin Neil Simon - Wild Card 98.7 vudu Ike and Billy Clanton - Old West 97.8 5Points Louis L'Amour - Writer/Fiction 98.8 5Points Upton Sinclair - Writer/Nonfiction 99.1 5Points Stephen E. Ambrose - Writer/Nonfiction 100.1 5Points Hunter S. Thompson Writer/Nonfiction 99.2 vudu Gypsy Rose Lee - Seductress 100.2 vudu Jeanette Rankin - Woman 99.3 ZeroT Hugo Black - SCOTUS 100.3 ZeroT Electronic Arts - Media Company 99.4 90sbaby Colonel Klink - Government Administrator 100.4 90sbaby Fred Sanford - Businessman 99.5 TBBOM Zbigniew Brzezinski- Advisor 100.5 TBBOM Rick Dees - radio personality 99.6 shotsup Bob Moses - Thinker/Philosopher 100.6 shostup Robert Moses - Designer/Engineer 99.7 RHR Dennis Prager - Thinker 100.7 RHR Joe Rogan - Wildcard 99.8 Volty Martha Stewart - Designer 100.8 Volty William H. Taft - President 101.1 Volty Popé - Native American 102.1 Volty Ray Charles - Singer 101.2 RHR Truman Capote - Non-Fiction Writer 102.2 RHR Ray Tomlinson - Inventor 101.3 shotsup Dave Debusschere - Basketball 102.3 shotsup J. E B Stuart - General 101.4 TBBOM Robert Wagner - Congress 102.4 TBBOM Al Gore jr. - Congress 101.5 90sbaby Cliff Clavin - Thinker/Philosopher 102.5 90sbaby NewbieJr - Athlete (Other) 101.6 ZeroT Mickey Mantle - Baseball 102.6 ZeroT Pete Maravich - Basketball 101.7 vudu Grace Hopper - Other scientist 102.7 vudu Edward Cope - Other scientist 101.8 5Points William Rehnquist - SCOTUS 102.8 5Points George Fitzhugh - Social Scientist 103.1 5Points Lewis H. Morgan Philosopher/Thinker 104.1 5Points Bruce Jenner - Athlete/Other 103.2 vudu Caesar Rodney - Congressman 104.2 vudu Henry Fonda - Actor 103.3 ZeroT Howard Hughes - Wildcard 104.3 ZeroT Bette Davis - Woman 103.4 90sbaby Morganna the Kissing Bandit - Entertainer (Other) 104.4 90sbaby The California Coalition of Undressed Performers et al v. Spearmint Rhino et al. 103.5 TBBOM Time magazine - media company 104.5 TBBOM John DeLorean - Fail 103.6 shotsup Ray Bradbury -Fiction Writer 104.6 shostup Bill O'Rielly - Non Fiction Writer 103.7 RHR Lionsgate - Media Company 104.7 RHR Sonny Sixkiller - Indian 103.8 Volty Charles Evans Hughes - SCOTUS 104.8 Volty McCulloch v Maryland (1819) - Court Case 105.1 Volty Obergefell v Hodges (2015) - Court Case 106.1 Volty Gideon v Wainwright (1963) - Court Case 105.2 RHR Nathaniel Bacon - Colonial Era 106.2 RHR James Oglethorpe - Colonial Era 105.3 shotsup Thomas Hutchinson - Colonial Era 106.3 shotsup Bobby Heenan - Thinker 105.4 TBBOM Neal Broten - Hockey 106.4 TBBOM Shaquille ONeal - Basketball 105.5 90sbaby Michael Brown - Criminal 106.5 90sbaby Kim Kardashian - Government Adviser 105.6 ZeroT Joseph Henry - Physics 106.6 ZeroT Rachel Carson - Nonfiction Writer 105.7 vudu Jimmy Hoffa - Reformer 106.7 vudu Boston News-Letter - Media Company 105.8 5Points 106.8 5Points 107.1 5Points 108.1 5Points 107.2 vudu 108.2 vudu 107.3 ZeroT 108.3 ZeroT 107.4 90sbaby 108.4 90sbaby 107.5 TBBOM 108.5 TBBOM 107.6 shotsup 108.6 shostup 107.7 RHR 108.7 RHR 107.8 Volty 108.8 Volty 109.1 Volty 110.1 Volty 109.2 RHR 110.2 RHR 109.3 shotsup 110.3 shotsup 109.4 TBBOM 110.4 TBBOM 109.5 90sbaby 110.5 90sbaby 109.6 ZeroT 110.6 ZeroT 109.7 vudu 110.7 vudu 109.8 5Points 110.8 5Points 111.1 5Points 112.1 5Points 111.2 vudu 112.2 vudu 111.3 ZeroT 112.3 ZeroT 111.4 90sbaby 112.4 90sbaby 111.5 TBBOM 112.5 TBBOM 111.6 shotsup 112.6 shostup 111.7 RHR 112.7 RHR 111.8 Volty 112.8 Volty 113.1 Volty 114.1 Volty 113.2 RHR 114.2 RHR 113.3 shotsup 114.3 shotsup 113.4 TBBOM 114.4 TBBOM 113.5 90sbaby 114.5 90sbaby 113.6 ZeroT 114.6 ZeroT 113.7 vudu 114.7 vudu 113.8 5Points 114.8 5Points 115.1 5Points 116.1 5Points 115.2 vudu 116.2 vudu 115.3 ZeroT 116.3 ZeroT 115.4 90sbaby 116.4 90sbaby 115.5 TBBOM 116.5 TBBOM 115.6 shotsup 116.6 shostup 115.7 RHR 116.7 RHR 115.8 Volty 116.8 Volty 117.1 Volty 118.1 Volty 117.2 RHR 118.2 RHR 117.3 shotsup 118.3 shotsup 117.4 TBBOM 118.4 TBBOM 117.5 90sbaby 118.5 90sbaby 117.6 ZeroT 118.6 ZeroT 117.7 vudu 118.7 vudu 117.8 5Points 118.8 5Points 119.1 5Points 120.1 5Points 119.2 vudu 120.2 vudu 119.3 ZeroT 120.3 ZeroT 119.4 90sbaby 120.4 90sbaby 119.5 TBBOM 120.5 TBBOM 119.6 shotsup 120.6 shostup 119.7 RHR 120.7 RHR 119.8 Volty 120.8 Volty 121.1 Volty 122.1 Volty 121.2 RHR 122.2 RHR 121.3 shotsup 122.3 shotsup 121.4 TBBOM 122.4 TBBOM 121.5 90sbaby 122.5 90sbaby 121.6 ZeroT 122.6 ZeroT 121.7 vudu 122.7 vudu 121.8 5Points 122.8 5Points 123.1 5Points 124.1 5Points 123.2 vudu 124.2 vudu 123.3 ZeroT 124.3 ZeroT 123.4 90sbaby 124.4 90sbaby 123.5 TBBOM 124.5 TBBOM 123.6 shotsup 124.6 shostup 123.7 RHR 124.7 RHR 123.8 Volty 124.8 Volty 125.1 Volty 126.1 Volty 125.2 RHR 126.2 RHR 125.3 shotsup 126.3 shotsup 125.4 TBBOM 126.4 TBBOM 125.5 90sbaby 126.5 90sbaby 125.6 ZeroT 126.6 ZeroT 125.7 vudu 126.7 vudu 125.8 5Points 126.8 5Points ==== Done ==== Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
vuduchile 1,940 Posted July 10, 2018 101.7 Grace Hopper - Other scientist Grace Brewster Murray Hopper (née Murray; December 9, 1906 January 1, 1992) was an American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral.[1] One of the first programmers of the Harvard Mark I computer, she was a pioneer of computer programming who invented one of the first compiler related tools. She popularized the idea of machine-independent programming languages, which led to the development of COBOL, an early high-level programming language still in use today. 102.7 Edward Cope - Other scientist Edward Drinker Cope (July 28, 1840 April 12, 1897) was an American paleontologist and comparative anatomist, as well as a noted herpetologist and ichthyologist. He was a founder of the Neo-Lamarckism school of thought. Born to a wealthy Quaker family, Cope distinguished himself as a child prodigy interested in science; he published his first scientific paper at the age of 19. Though his father tried to raise Cope as a gentleman farmer, he eventually acquiesced to his son's scientific aspirations. Cope married his cousin and had one child; the family moved from Philadelphia to Haddonfield, New Jersey, although Cope would maintain a residence and museum in Philadelphia in his later years. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
5-Points 2,715 Posted July 10, 2018 101.8 William Rehnquist - SCOTUS William Hubbs Rehnquist (/ˈrɛnkwɪst/; October 1, 1924 – September 3, 2005) was an American lawyer and jurist who served on the Supreme Court of the United States for 33 years, first as an Associate Justice from 1972 to 1986, and then as the 16th Chief Justice of the United States from 1986 until his death in 2005. Considered a conservative, Rehnquist favored a conception of federalism that emphasized the Tenth Amendment's reservation of powers to the states. Under this view of federalism, the court, for the first time since the 1930s, struck down an act of Congress as exceeding its power under the Commerce Clause. 102.8 George Fitzhugh - Social Scientist This guy was a real piece of work. George Fitzhugh (November 4, 1806 – July 30, 1881) was an American social theorist who published racial and slavery-based sociological theories in the antebellum era. He argued that the negro "is but a grown up child"[1][2] who needs the economic and social protections of slavery. Fitzhugh decried capitalism as spawning "a war of the rich with the poor, and the poor with one another"[3] – rendering free blacks "far outstripped or outwitted in the chase of free competition."[4] Slavery, he contended, ensured that blacks would be economically secure and morally civilized. Fitzhugh practiced law and was a painter for years, but attracted both fame and infamy when he published two sociological tracts for the South. He was a leading pro-slaveryintellectual[5] and spoke for many of the Southern plantation owners. Before printing books, Fitzhugh tried his hand at a pamphlet titled "Slavery Justified" (1849). His first book, Sociology for the South (1854) was not as widely known as his second book, Cannibals All!(1857). Sociology for the South is the first known English-language book to include the term "sociology" in its title.[6] Fitzhugh differed from nearly all of his southern contemporaries by advocating a slavery that crossed racial boundaries. In 1860 Fitzhugh stated that "It is a libel on white men to say they are unfit for slavery" and suggested that if Yankees were caught young they could be trained, domesticated and civilized to make "faithful and valuable servants".[7] Writing in the Richmond Inquirer on 15 December 1855, Fitzhugh proclaimed: "The principle of slavery is in itself right, and does not depend on difference of complexion", "Nature has made the weak in mind or body slaves ... The wise and virtuous, the strong in body and mind, are born to command", and "The Declaration of Independence is exuberantly false, and aborescently fallacious." Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
5-Points 2,715 Posted July 10, 2018 103.1 Lewis H. Morgan Philosopher/Thinker Lewis Henry Morgan (November 21, 1818 – December 17, 1881) was a pioneering American anthropologist and social theorist who worked as a railroad lawyer. He is best known for his work on kinship and social structure, his theories of social evolution, and his ethnography of the Iroquois. Interested in what holds societies together, he proposed the concept that the earliest human domestic institution was the matrilineal clan, not the patriarchal family. Also interested in what leads to social change, he was a contemporary of the European social theorists Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, who were influenced by reading his work on social structure and material culture, the influence of technology on progress. Morgan is the only American social theorist to be cited by such diverse scholars as Marx, Charles Darwin, and Sigmund Freud. Elected as a member of the National Academy of Sciences, Morgan served as president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1880 104.1 Bruce Jenner - Athlete/Other Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 10, 2018 102.8 George Fitzhugh - Social Scientist This guy was a real piece of work. WTF is that? Nice find. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
vuduchile 1,940 Posted July 10, 2018 103.2 Caesar Rodney - Congressman Caesar Rodney. (Credit: The Library of Congress) He was a founding father, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and an American herobut most have probably not heard of Caesar Rodney or his dramatic 18-hour midnight horseback ride to Philadelphia to cast a critical, deciding vote in favor of separating from Great Britain. One reason most may not know the Delaware delegates name could have to do with his face. Rodney suffered from a facial deformity, likely caused by a cancer, that he obscured with a green scarf or handkerchief. This could explain why there are very few portraits of Rodneycontributing to his lack of notoriety. Despite his obscurity, Rodney played a critical role during the second Continental Congress meeting in 1776 at what is now Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Initially, Delawares two attending delegates were split in their votes of whether to declare independence from Great Britain, with George Read against separating, and Thomas McKean in favor. According to Jonathan S. Russ, a historian at the University of Delaware, Rodney was home tending to his own business affairs and the state militia when he received word of the tie vote. He then famously rode 80 miles toward Philadelphia, through a thunderstorm, entered into the convention and broke that deadlock, casting his vote in favor of Delaware declaring its independence from Great Britain with the other colonies, Russ says. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
vuduchile 1,940 Posted July 10, 2018 104.2 Henry Fonda - Actor Fonda made his mark early as a Broadway actor. He also appeared in 1938 in plays performed in White Plains, New York, with Joan Tompkins. He made his Hollywood debut in 1935, and his career gained momentum after his Academy Award-nominated performance as Tom Joad in The Grapes of Wrath, a 1940 adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel about an Oklahoma family who moved west during the Dust Bowl. Throughout five decades in Hollywood, Fonda cultivated a strong, appealing screen image in such classics as The Ox-Bow Incident, Mister Roberts, and 12 Angry Men. Later, Fonda moved toward darker epics such as Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in the West and lighter roles in family comedies such as Yours, Mine and Ours with Lucille Ball, winning the Academy Award for Best Actor at the 54th Academy Awards for the movie On Golden Pond, his final film role. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
5-Points 2,715 Posted July 10, 2018 WTF is that? Nice find.Round 102, I'm diggin deep. The guy was a historic doosh. I couldn't pass him up. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ZeroTolerance 582 Posted July 10, 2018 I still have a spot open in Business, but this guy was a total wild card (and I'm surprised he is still available). 103.3 - Howard Hughes - Wildcard Howard Robard Hughes Jr. (December 24, 1905 April 5, 1976) was an American business magnate, investor, record-setting pilot, film director, and philanthropist, known during his lifetime as one of the most financially successful individuals in the world. He first made a name for himself as a film producer, and then became an influential figure in the aviation industry. Later in life, he became known for his eccentric behavior and reclusive lifestyleoddities that were caused in part by a worsening obsessivecompulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain from several plane crashes, and increasing deafness. As a maverick film tycoon, Hughes gained prominence in Hollywood beginning in the late 1920s, when he produced big-budget and often controversial films such as The Racket (1928), Hell's Angels (1930), and Scarface (1932). Later he controlled the RKO film studio. Hughes formed the Hughes Aircraft Company in 1932, hiring numerous engineers and designers. He spent the rest of the 1930s and much of the 1940s setting multiple world air speed records and building the Hughes H-1 Racer and H-4 Hercules (the Spruce Goose). He acquired and expanded Trans World Airlines and later acquired Air West, renaming it Hughes Airwest. Hughes was included in Flying Magazine's list of the 51 Heroes of Aviation, ranked at No. 25. Today, his legacy is maintained through the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Howard Hughes Corporation. 104.3 - Bette Davis - Woman Ruth Elizabeth "Bette" Davis (/ˈbɛti/; April 5, 1908 October 6, 1989) was an American actress of film, television, and theater. Regarded as one of the greatest actresses in Hollywood history, she was noted for her willingness to play unsympathetic, sardonic characters, and was famous for her performances in a range of film genres, from contemporary crime melodramas to historical and period films, suspense horror, and occasional comedies, although her greatest successes were her roles in romantic dramas. Davis was the co-founder of the Hollywood Canteen, and was the first female president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. She won the Academy Award for Best Actress twice, was the first person to accrue 10 Academy Award nominations for acting, and was the first woman to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Film Institute. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
titans&bucs&bearsohmy! 2,745 Posted July 10, 2018 103.5 - Time magazine - media company 104.5 - John DeLorean - Fail 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shotsup 830 Posted July 11, 2018 103 Ray Bradbury -Fiction Writer 104 Bill O'Rielly - Non Fiction Writer The Killing Of ...... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RaiderHaters Revenge 3,563 Posted July 11, 2018 103 Lionsgate - Media Company 104 Sonny Sixkiller - Indian Born in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, and a member of the Cherokee Nation, Sixkiller's family moved to Ashland in southern Oregon when he was a year old, where his father worked in a lumber mill.[2][3] He attended Ashland High School and was a good student and a letterman in football, basketball, and baseball. In football, Sixkiller was an All-Southern Oregon Conference selection and a second team All-State selection. He was a back-up at quarterback as a sophomore to senior Gene Willis, who later played at Washington. In basketball, he was an all-conference selection. In baseball, he was a pitcher and an all-conference selection. Sixkiller graduated in 1969 and had hoped to stay in-state and play for Oregon State in Corvallis, but head coach Dee Andros declined to offer him a scholarship, wary of his lack of size (5 ft 11 in (1.80 m), 171 lb (78 kg)).[2] University of Washington[edit]On the advice of Willis, head coach Jim Owens recruited Sixkiller and offered him a scholarship to the University of Washington in Seattle. Due to his name, he was given uniform number 6. He became the starting quarterback for the Huskies as a sophomore in 1970 and led the Huskies to a 6-4 record, a vast improvement over the 1–9 record in 1969. He completed 186 passes for 2,303 yards and 15 touchdowns in what many called the Year of The Quarterback, in which Jim Plunkett of Stanford passed for 2,715 yards on the year and broke his own conference record. Plunkett won the Heisman Trophy in 1970, beating out Notre Dame's Joe Theismann and Archie Manning of Ole Miss. Sixkiller missed four games as a senior in 1972 finished his college career with 385 completions for 5,496 yards and 35 touchdowns, and held fifteen school records.[4] The Huskies posted consecutive 8–3 records in 1971 and 1972.[5] The Pac-8 Conference allowed only one team to play in the postseason, the Rose Bowl, until the 1975 season. Professional football[edit]Unselected in the 1973 NFL Draft, Sixkiller had tryouts with the Los Angeles Rams in 1973,[4] and with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League in 1974. He signed with the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League in September 1974,[6] and played with The Hawaiians in 1975, until the league folded in October. He tried out with the San Diego Chargers in 1976. Sixkiller was also a cast member in the 1974 film The Longest Yard. He is currently an executive for sports marketing firm IMG College, serving his alma mater, the University of Washington. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 11, 2018 103.8 - Charles Evans Hughes - SCOTUS By 1937, FDR was so infuriated with the Supreme Court so frequently striking down his New Deal programs that after the Dems won sweeping majorities in both houses of Congress in the 1936 elections he attempted/threatened to pack the court by placing six new justices on it. The plan never came to pass but Hughes was the Chief Justice who sent him into such a rage. The issues usually revolved around the massive expansion of federal power that FDR wanted to implement vs Hughes' interpretation of the Constitution that powers not granted to the Federal Government were reserved to the states. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 11, 2018 104.8 - McCulloch v Maryland (1819) - Court Case Established the federal government's implied powers over the states. Maryland imposed a tax on the Bank of the United States and questioned the federal government's ability to grant charters without explicit constitutional sanction. The Supreme Court held that the tax unconstitutionally interfered with federal supremacy and ruled that the Constitution gives the federal government certain implied powers. 105.1 Obergefell vs Hodges (2015) - Court Case Allows same sex couples such as drobeski and Recliner Pilot to get married across all 50 states 106.1 Gideon v Wainwright (1963) - Court Case Criminal defendants have a right to an attorney even if they cannot afford one. Gideon was accused of committing a felony. Since he was broke, he petitioned the judge to provide him with an attorney free of charge. The judge denied his request. The Supreme Court ruled for Gideon, saying that the Sixth Amendment requires indigent criminal defendants to be provided an attorney free of charge. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RaiderHaters Revenge 3,563 Posted July 11, 2018 105 Nathaniel Bacon - Colonial Era Nathaniel Bacon, (born January 2, 1647, Suffolk, England—died October 1676, Virginia [u.S.]), Virginia planter and leader of Bacon’s Rebellion (1676), the first popular revolt in England’s North American colonies. A kinsman of the famous Sir Francis Bacon, Nathaniel Bacon graduated from the University of Cambridge, toured the continent, and studied law at Gray’s Inn. Until shortly before his arrival in Virginia in 1674, Bacon was destined to the life of a country squire. His marriage to Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Edward Duke of Suffolk, was violently opposed by her father. Her disinheritance and the involvement of Bacon in a rather unsavory deal to defraud a neighbour of his inheritance contributed to Bacon’s decision to migrate to North America. Financed by his father, Bacon acquired two estates along the James River in Virginia—a main plantation 40 miles (65 km) above Jamestown and an outer plantation at the present site of Richmond. By virtue of his social position and financial means, his kinship by marriage to Gov. William Berkeley, and the wealth and influence of his cousin Nathaniel Bacon, Sr., he was appointed to the governor’s council in less than one year after his arrival in the colony. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RaiderHaters Revenge 3,563 Posted July 11, 2018 106 James Oglethorpe - Colonial Era Founding of GeorgiaIn 1728, three years before conceiving the Georgia colony, Oglethorpe chaired a Parliamentary committee on prison reform. The committee documented horrendous abuses in three debtors' prisons. As a result of the committee's actions, many debtors were released from prison with no means of support. Oglethorpe viewed this as part of the larger problem of urbanisation, which was depleting the countryside of productive people and depositing them in cities, particularly London, where they often became impoverished or resorted to criminal activity. To address this problem, Oglethorpe and a group of associates, many of whom served on the prison committee, petitioned in 1730 to form the Trustees for the Establishment of the Colony of Georgia in America. The petition was finally approved in 1732, and the first ship, led by Oglethorpe, departed for the New World in November.[5] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 11, 2018 President 1.2 RHR George Washington - Wildcard 1.3 shotsup Abraham Lincoln - President 1.4 TBBOM Thomas Jefferson - President 2.3 ZeroT Franklin D Roosevelt - President 3.3 shotsup Theodore Roosevelt - Wildcard 12.5 TBBOM Andrew Jackson - President 23.7 vudu John F Kennedy - Prez 23.8 5Points Ronald Reagan - POTUS 29.6 ZeroT Woodrow Wilson - President 38.5 TBBOM James K. Polk - POTUS 45.7 vudu Harry S Truman - President 49.5 90sbaby Richard Nixon - President 54.7 RHR James Monroe - President 60.2 vudu LBJ - President 74.1 5Points Grover Cleveland - President 74.7 RHR James A. Garfield - President 83.6 ZeroT William McKinley - President 89.8 5Points Herbert Hoover - President 95.8 Volty Bill Clinton - President 96.8 Volty George H.W. Bush - President 100.8 Volty William H. Taft - President Congressman 4.8 Volty Henry Clay Sr. - Congressman 15.6 ZeroT John C. Calhoun - Congressman/Senator 22.8 Volty Daniel Webster - Congressman 34.1 5Points William "Boss" Tweed - Congressman 36.2 vudu Patrick Henry - Congressman 53.1 Volty Robert M. La Follette Sr. - Congressman 53.6 ZeroT Joseph McCarthy - Congressman 56.5 TBBOM Ted Kennedy - Congress 65.3 shotsup Fiorello La Guardia - Congressman 67.7 vudu Jonathan Stickland - Congressman 68.6 shotsup Ed Koch - Congressman 72.7 RHR William Henry Harrison - Congressman 79.8 5Points Charles Sumner - Congressman 80.1 5Points Preston Brooks - Congressman 81.2 RHR Francis G. Newlands - Congressman 93.3 shotsup Robert Anderson Van Wyck - Congressman 101.4 TBBOM Robert Wagner - Congress 102.4 TBBOM Al Gore jr. - Congress 103.2 vudu Caesar Rodney - Congressman SCOTUS Justice 4.7 RHR John Marshall, SCOTUS 9.8 5Points Oliver Wendell Holmes - SCOTUS Justice 11.7 vudu John Jay - SCOTUS 12.3 ZeroT Earl Warren - SCOTUS 33.2 RHR Thurgood Marshall - SCOTUS 35.4 TBBOM William Brennan - SCOTUS 54.5 TBBOM Louis Brandeis - SCOTUS 70.3 ZeroT John Marshall Harlan - SCOTUS 83.7 vudu Joseph Story - SCOTUS 84.2 vudu Clarence Thomas - SCOTUS 83.4s TBBOM Warren Burger - SCOTUS 84.6 shotsup John Rutledge SCOTUS Justice 99.3 ZeroT Hugo Black - SCOTUS 101.8 5Points William Rehnquist - SCOTUS 103.8 Volty Charles Evans Hughes - SCOTUS Cabinet/Gvt Adviser/Gvt Administrator 3.6 ZeroT Alexander Hamilton - Cabinet 9.7 vudu William Bradford Govt administrator 19.1 Volty James E. Webb - Government Administrator 29.4 TBBOM William H. Seward - Cabinet 31.1 Volty J. Edgar Hoover - Government Administrator 41.2 RHR John Quincy Adams - Govt Administrator 44.5 TBBOM Cordell Hull - Cabinet 44.6 shotsup Rudy Gulianni - Government Advisor 47.6 ZeroT Henry Stimson - Cabinet 48.8 Volty Dean Acheson - Cabinet 65.8 5Points Henry Kissinger - Cabinet/Gvt Adviser/Gvt Administrator 93.2 RHR George Mason - Congressman/Govt Admin 94.3 shotsup Nelson Rockefeller- Cabinet/Gvt Adviser/Gvt Administrat 99.5 TBBOM Zbigniew Brzezinski- Advisor General/Admiral 2.2 vudu Dwight D Eisenhower - General 2.6 shotsup George Patton - General 4.5 TBBOM Chester Nimitz - Admiral 5.2 RHR Ulysses S. Grant - General 12.4 90sbaby TJ "Stonewall" Jackson - General 12.6 shotsup Robert E Lee - General 13.6 ZeroT George Marshall - General 24.5 TBBOM William Tecumseh Sherman - General 31.2 RHR John A Logan - General 40.1 5Points Nathanael Greene - General 40.5 TBBOM Douglas MacArthur - General 44.3 ZeroT Winfield Scott - General 47.8 5Points Chesty Puller - General 57.8 5Points John J. Pershing - General 69.7 vudu Friedrich Wilhelm von Stueben - General 90.2 vudu George Meade - General (1815-1872) 94.6 ZeroT Raymond Spruance - Admiral 102.3 shotsup J. E B Stuart - General Band/Singer 6.3 ZeroT Elvis Presley - Singer 6.6 shotsup Michael Jackson. Singer 14.5 TBBOM Frank Sinatra - Singer 27.5 90sbaby Axl Rose - Singer 35.8 5Points Johnny Cash - Singer 42.4 90sbaby The Beach Boys - Band 47.3 shotsup Stevie Ray Vaughn - Band/Singer 47.7 vudu Van Halen - Band 48.4 90sbaby The Doors - Band 52.7 RHR The Eagles - Band 53.2 RHR Nirvana - Band 53.3 shotsup Aerosmith- band 52.5s TBBOM Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young - Band 54.3 ZeroT Aretha Franklin - Singer61.7 vudu Chuck Berry - Singer 61.8 5Points Bing Crosby - Singer 65.4 TBBOM Lynyrd Skynyrd - Band 66.2 vudu Willie Nelson - Singer 80.7 RHR Metallica - Band 82.1 5Points America - Band 97.1 Volty Merle Haggard - Singer 98.1 Volty The Notorious B.I.G. - Singer 102.1 Volty Ray Charles - Singer Actor/Director 8.4 90sbaby Alfred Hitchcock - Director 12.2 vudu Clint Eastwood - Actor Director 16.5 TBBOM Humphrey Bogart - actor 18.5 TBBOM Steven Spielberg - Director 18.6 shotsup Martin Scorsese - Director 21.5 90sbaby James Arness - Actor 21.6 ZeroT John Ford - Director 28.5 TBBOM Marion Mitchell Morrison, AKA John Wayne - Actor 31.6 ZeroT Marlon Brando - Actor 41.5 90sbaby Quentin Tarantino - Director 46.1 5Points Robert Duvall - Actor 49.7 vudu Paul Newman - Actor/Director 56.S shotsup Al Pacino - Actor (makeup pick for 31.3) 61.3 shotsup Frank Capra. Director 66.7 RHR Jack Nicholson - Actor 70.7 RHR Tom Hanks - Actor 78.7 RHR James Cameron - Director 80.3 ZeroT Stanley Kubrick - Director 86.8 Volty Robert De Niro - Actor 87.1 Volty Jimmy Stewart - Actor 88.8 Volty Francis Ford Coppola - Director 104.2 vudu Henry Fonda - Actor Composer/Songwriter 8.5 TBBOM Francis Scott Key - Composer 13.1 Volty Bob Dylan - Songwriter 16.6 shotsup Harry Chaplin - Songwriter 20.4 90sbaby Paul Simon - Songwriter 21.8 5Points Stephen Foster - Composer 23.2 RHR Prince Rogers Nelson - Songwriter 25.1 Volty Leonard Bernstein - Composer 30.3 ZeroT Burt Bacharach - Composer 44.2 vudu Robert Johnson - Composer 45.1 Volty Igor Stravinsky - Composer 45.4 TBBOM John Williams - Composer 46.3 ZeroT George Gershwin - Composer 51.7 vudu Rodgers and Hammerstein - Composers 53.4 TBBOM Bruce Springsteen - Songwriter 51.5s 90sbaby Tom Waits - Songwriter 60.6 shotsup Lou Reed Songwriter Composer 68.2 vudu Billy Joel - Songwriter70.1 5Points Benny Goodman - Composer 76.1 5Points Neil Diamond - Composer/Songwriter 77.2 RHR Marshall Mather - Songwriter 85.2 RHR Liberace - Composer 86.3 ZeroT Smokey Robinson - Songwriter 80.6 shotsup Tom Petty Songwriter Other Performing Artist 7.4 TBBOM Harry Houdini - Other performing Artist 8.7 RHR PT Barnum - Performance Artist 26.4 90sbaby Michael Buffer - Other Performing Acts 35.1 Volty Bob Hope - Performing Artist (Other) 36.6 shotsup Buster Keaton - Other Performing Artist 37.1 Volty David Copperfield - Performing Artist (Other) 36.4s 90sbaby Evel Knievel - Other Performing Artists 40.3 ZeroT George Carlin - Other Performing Artist 40.7 RHR Louis Armstrong - Other Performing Artist 40.8 Volty Bobby Fisher - Other Perfomer 44.8 5Points Annie Oakley - Other Performing Artist 52.2 vudu Eddie Murphy - Other performing artist 52.6 shotsup Robin Williams - Other Performing Artist 55.6 ZeroT Fred Astaire - Other Performing Artist 62.5 TBBOM Terry Bollea aka Hulk Hogan - performing artist 71.8 5Points Don Rickles - Other Performing Artist 77.7 vudu Rita Moreno - Other performing artist 74.6 shotsup Cris Angel - other performing Artist (born Long Island) 86.7 RHR Wayne Newton - Other Performing Artist 88.2 vudu Lucille Ball - Other Performing Artist 89.7 vudu Carol Burnett - Other performer 96.3 ZeroT John Coltrane - Other Performing Artist 98.4 TBBOM Siegfried & Roy - other performing artist TV/Radio Personality 10.3 ZeroT Ed Sullivan - TV personality 10.5 TBBOM Walter Cronkite - TV Personality 11.3 shotsup Howard Stern - TV/Radio Personality 12.7 RHR Orson Welles - Radio Personality 18.1 5Points Mel Blanc - TV/Radio Personality 19.8 5Points Richard Wagstaff "D!ck" Clark - TV/Radio Personality 26.6 shotsup Abbott and Costello - TV/Radio Personality 26.7 RHR Casey Kasem - Radio Personality 27.4 TBBOM Johnny Carson - TV personality 27.7 vudu Jackie Gleason TV/Radio 29.8 5Points Lawrence Welk - TV Personality 31.5 90sbaby D!ck Cavett - TV Personality 50.3 ZeroT Alan Freed - Radio Personality 56.2 vudu Fred Rogers TV Personality 55.5 90sbaby Jerry Springer - TV Personality 65.7 vudu Lorne Michaels - TV/Radio 67.3 shotsup Don Imus. Radio Personality 73.2 RHR Howard Cosell - Radio/TV personality 81.1 Volty Rush Limbaugh - Radio Personality 82.8 Volty Jay Leno - TV Personality 83.1 Volty Jon Stewart - TV Personality 91.6 ZeroT Mary Tyler Moore - TV Personality 100.5 TBBOM Rick Dees - radio personality Visual Artist 5.3 shotsup Andy Warhol - Visual Artist 6.1 5Points Ansel Adams - Visual Artist 13.7 vudu Norman Rockwell - Visual Artist 34.3 ZeroT Jackson Pollock - Visual Artist 37.7 vudu Georgia OKeefe Visual Artist 40.4 90sbaby Bob Ross - Visual Artist 49.2 RHR Charles M. Schulz - Visual Artist 61.4 TBBOM John James Audubon - Visual Artist 62.7 RHR Banksy - Visual Artist 70.8 Volty Thomas Eakins - Visual Artist 71.1 Volty Thomas Cole - Visual Artist 71.2 RHR Gary Larson - Visual Artist 69.3s shotsup Bill Watterson Visual Artist 70.6s shotsup Alonzo Chappel -Visual Artist 71.6 ZeroT Homer Winslow - Visual Artist 71.7 vudu Bob Givens Visual Artist 72.5 TBBOM Emmanuel Gottlieb Leutze - Visual Artist 80.8 Volty Marcel Duchamp - Visual Artist 81.6 ZeroT James Abbot McNeill Whistler - Visual Artist 85.8 5Points Ken Burns - Visual Artist Baseball 5.7 vudu Babe Ruth - Baseball 10.1 5Points Henry Louis Gehrig - Baseball 22.4 90sbaby Alexander Cartwright - Baseball 23.3 shotsup Ted Williams- Baseball 23.6 ZeroT Willie Mays - Baseball 28.2 vudu Nolan Ryan - Baseball 36.5 TBBOM Cy Young - Baseball 38.2 vudu Ty Cobb - Baseball 44.7 RHR Hammering Hank - Baseball 46.6 shotsup Tom Seaver - Baseball 56.7 RHR Barroid Bonds - Baseball 58.6 shotsup Mike Piazza Baseball 60.1 5Points Pete Rose - Baseball 61.2 RHR Connie Mack - Baseball 77.4 TBBOM Roger Maris - Baseball 84.5 TBBOM Shoeless Joe Jackson - Baseball 89.6 ZeroT Walter Johnson - Baseball 92.1 5Points Honus Wagner - Baseball 101.6 ZeroT Mickey Mantle - Baseball Football 10.2 vudu Vince Lombardi - Football 15.5 90sbaby Tom Brady - Football 21.4 TBBOM Joe Montana - Football 22.7 RHR Walter Camp - Football 24.3 ZeroT Jim Brown - Football 38.6 shotsup Lawrence Julios Taylor. LT. - Football 45.5 90sbaby Walter Payton - Football 48.2 vudu Jerry Rice - Football 48.7 RHR George MFing Halas - Football 50.6 shotsup The Tuna Bill Parcells - Football 54.8 5Points Tex Schramm - Football 52.4s 90sbaby Johnny Unitas - Football 57.7 vudu John Heisman - Football 58.7 RHR Sid Gilman - Football 63.4 TBBOM Barry Sanders - Football 64.6 shotsup Eli Manning Football 69.6 ZeroT Reggie White - Football 82.3 ZeroT Knute Rockne - Football 84.8 5Points Deacon Jones - Football 86.5 TBBOM D!ck Butkus - football 88.1 5Points Ronnie Lott - Football Hockey 7.5 90sbaby Wayne Gretzky - Hockey 17.1 Volty Chris Chelios - Hockey 18.2 vudu Herbert Paul Brooks - Hockey 32.8 Volty Brett Hull - Hockey 33.3 shotsup Mike Modano. Hockey 38.3 ZeroT Martin Brodeur - Hockey 38.8 Volty Mario Lemieux - Hockey 41.3 shotsup Ken Morrow. Hockey 54.1 5Points Pat LaFontaine - Hockey 81.4 TBBOM Brian Leetch - Hockey 72.6 shotsup Joe Mullen - Hockey (born NYC) 82.5 TBBOM Keith Tkachuk - Hockey 83.2 RHR Jeremy Roenick - Hockey 84.3 ZeroT Terry Sawchuk - Hockey 84.7 RHR Charles Adams - Hockey 95.1 5Points Stu Grimson - Hockey 97.2 RHR John Vanbiesbrouck - Hockey Basketball 6.2 vudu Michael Jordan - Basketball 22.5 TBBOM John Wooden - Basketball 23.4 TBBOM James Naismith - Basketball 28.7 RHR Lebron - Hoops 28.4s 90sbaby Larry Bird - Basketball 36.3 ZeroT Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - Basketball 43.2 RHR Wilt Chamberlain - Basketball 46.4 90sbaby Magic Johnson - Basketball 54.2 vudu Oscar Robertson - Basketball 57.2 RHR Kobe Bean Bryant - Basketball 58.2 vudu Red Auerbach - Basketball 59.3 shotsup Julius DR J Erving Basketball 59.8 5Points John Havlicek - Basketball 67.6 ZeroT Bill Russell - Basketball 73.3 shotsup Patrick Ewing - Basketball 91.8 5Points Muggsy Bogues - Basketball 101.3 shotsup Dave Debusschere - Basketball 102.6 ZeroT Pete Maravich - Basketball Other Athlete 6.8 Volty Jim Thorpe - Athlete (Other) 8.6 shotsup Secretariat - Athlete (Other) 11.5 90sbaby Michael Phelps - Other Athlete 18.3 ZeroT Sugar Ray Robinson - Other Athlete 20.8 Volty Jack Nichlaus - Athlete (Other) 21.7 vudu Jesse Owens - Athlete 24.7 RHR Eldrick Tont Woods - Other Sport 38.4 90sbaby Dale Earnhardt - Athlete 41.1 Volty Pete Sampras - Other Athlete 41.8 5Points Willie Shoemaker - Other Athlete 42.6 shotsup Mike Tyson other Athlete 45.2 RHR Willie Pep - Other Athlete 50.7 RHR Serena Williams - Other Athlete 53.7 vudu Bobby Jones - Other Athlete 53.5 90sbaby Shaun White - Other Athlete/Olympian 59.7 vudu Deion Sanders - Other Athlete 60.5 TBBOM Lance Armstrong - Other Athlete 64.5 TBBOM Joe Frazier - other athlete 65.6 ZeroT Carl Lewis - Fail Other Athlete 76.6 shotsup Billie Jean King. Other Athlete 96.1 5Points Randy Couture - Athlete/Other 104.1 5Points Bruce Jenner - Athlete/Other Fiction Writer 2.8 Volty Mark Twain - Fiction Writer 7.6 ZeroT Ernest Hemingway - Fiction Writer 9.2 RHR Walt Whitman - Fiction Writer 15.7 vudu John Steinbeck - Fiction Writer 18.4 90sbaby F. Scott Fitzgerald - Fictional Writer 24.6 shotsup Stephen King - Fiction Writer 27.8 5Points Jack London - Fiction Writer 30.5 TBBOM William Faulkner - fiction writer 35.2 RHR Harriet Beacher Stowe - Non-Fiction 41.6 ZeroT Edgar Allen Poe - Fiction Writer 46.7 RHR James Fenimore Cooper - Fiction 51.1 Volty Herman Melville - Author 51.4 TBBOM Stan Lee - Fiction Writer 54.4 90sbaby Dr. Seuss - Fictional Writer 62.2 vudu John Irving - Fiction Writer 62.6 shotsup Tom Clancy Fiction Writer 71.4 TBBOM Harper Lee - Fiction Writer 77.8 5Points Washington Irving - Fiction Writer 78.8 Volty George R.R. Martin - Fiction Writer 79.7 vudu J.D. Salinger - Fiction Writer 93.6 ZeroT T.S. Eliot - Fiction Writer 97.8 5Points Louis L'Amour - Writer/Fiction 103.6 shotsup Ray Bradbury -Fiction Writer Nonfiction Writer 10.7 RHR Benjamin Spock - Non Fiction Writer 20.2 vudu Audie Murphy - Non Fiction Writer 20.3 ZeroT Ralph Waldo Emerson - Non-Fiction Writer 33.1 Volty Henry David Thoreau - Nonfiction Writer 42.8 Volty Walter Lippman - Non-fiction writer 45.6 ZeroT Maya Angelou - Nonfiction Writer 46.8 Volty William F. Buckley Jr. - Nonfiction Writer 48.5 TBBOM Alfred Thayer Mahan- Non Fiction Writer 70.2 vudu Dale Carnegie - Non Fiction Writer 37.3 shotsup Jack LaLane Wildcard 97.4 TBBOM Elie Wiesel - nonfiction 98.8 5Points Upton Sinclair - Writer/Nonfiction 99.1 5Points Stephen E. Ambrose - Writer/Nonfiction 100.1 5Points Hunter S. Thompson Writer/Nonfiction 101.2 RHR Truman Capote - Non-Fiction Writer 104.6 shostup Bill O'Rielly - Non Fiction Writer Physics/Astronomy 1.7 vudu Albert Einstein - Physics 3.4 TBBOM J. Robert Oppenheimer - Physics 16.3 ZeroT Carl Sagan - Astronomy 18.8 Volty Edwin Hubble - Astronomy 20.1 5Points William Shockley - Physics 27.2 RHR Neil deGrasse Tyson - Physicist/Astronomy 29.1 Volty Enrico Fermi - Scientist (Physics) 39.6 ZeroT Josiah Willard Gibbs - Physics 42.1 5Points Michio Kaku - Physiscs 52.1 5Points John Bardeen - Physics63.1 Volty Richard Feynman - Physics 73.4 TBBOM Edward Teller - Physics 79.2 RHR Isaac Asimov - Astronomy/Physics 96.6 shostup Chester Floyd Carlson - physicist Other Science 5.1 Volty Jonas Salk - Scientist (Other) 7.2 RHR Gregory Pincus (Science) 14.3 ZeroT Linus Pauling - Other Science 28.8 Volty James Watson Scientist (Other) 42.7 RHR Dian Fossey - Other Science 52.8 Volty Norman Borlaug - Scientist (Other) 72.3 ZeroT Stephen Jay Gould - Other Science 84.1 5Points John Stith Pemberton - Other Science 87.8 5Points Walter Reed - Scientist/Other 90.1 5Points Thomas Hunt Morgan - Scientist/Other 91.4 TBBOM Louis Agassiz - other scientist 95.6 shotsup Edwin H Land - Scientist 101.7 vudu Grace Hopper - Other scientist 102.7 vudu Edward Cope - Other scientist Social Scientist 10.8 Volty Milton Friedman - Social Scientist 28.3 ZeroT Jane Addams - Social Scientist 30.4 90sbaby Phillip Zimbardo - Social Scientist 43.1 Volty Franz Boas - Social Scientist 56.4 90sbaby Stanley Milgram - Social Scientist 63.8 5Points Alfred Kinsey - Social Scientist 64.1 5Points B.F. Skinner - Social Scientist 64.3 ZeroT John Forbes Nash Jr. - Social Scientist 67.1 Volty George H Gallup - Social Scientist 90.3 ZeroT Charles Dow - Social Scientist 102.8 5Points George Fitzhugh - Social Scientist Inventor 1.1 Volty Thomas Edison - Inventor 2.1 5Points The Wright Brothers - Inventor 3.5 90sbaby Steve Wozniak - Inventor 4.2 vudu George Eastman - Inventor 5.6 ZeroT Alexander Graham Bell - Inventor 14.7 RHR Eli Whitney - Inventor 20.7 RHR Samuel Morse - Inventor 23.1 Volty Robert Fulton - Inventor 25.4 TBBOM Willis Carrier - inventor 30.6 shotsup Charles Richter inventor 34.6 shotsup Ron Popiel. Inventor 36.8 Volty Cyrus McCormick - Inventor 40.2 vudu Richard Gatling Inventor 41.7 vudu Brad Parkinson and Ivan Getting - Inventors 42.3 ZeroT Edwin Howard Armstrong - Inventor 39.5s 90sbaby Robert Dennard - Inventor 45.8 5Points Hedy Lamarr - Inventor 92.5 TBBOM Lester Wire - inventor 92.6 shotsup Peter Cooper - Invemtor 94.8 5Points Elisha Otis - Inventor 102.2 RHR Ray Tomlinson - Inventor Designer/Engineer 4.4 90sbaby Nikola Tesla - Engineer 15.1 Volty George Westinghouse - Engineer/Designer 19.2 RHR Frank Lloyd Wright - Designer 25.2 RHR Louis Sullivan - Designer 25.3 shotsup Steve Jobs - Designer Engineer 25.7 vudu Joseph Strauss and Charles Ellis - Designers 26.2 vudu Rudi Gernreich Designer 29.7 vudu Isaiah Rogers Designer 33.4 TBBOM Robert Goddard - Engineer 49.8 5Points Eugene Stoner - Designer/Engineer 57.6 ZeroT Frederick Law Olmstead - Designer 60.3 ZeroT Werhner von Braun - Engineer 66.5 TBBOM Buckminster Fuller - designer 71.3 shotsup Charles Goodyear - Engineer 74.5 TBBOM George Pullman - designer-engineer 89.1 Volty George Washington Goethals - Engineer 93.8 5Points William Levitt - Designer/Engineer 100.6 shostup Robert Moses - Designer/Engineer 99.8 Volty Martha Stewart - Designer Thinker/Philosopher 1.8 5Points John Adams - Thinker/Philosopher 2.5 TBBOM James Madison - thinker/philosopher 8.3 ZeroT Thomas Paine - Thinker/Philosopher 9.4 TBBOM Ayn Rand - Thinker/philosopher 32.4 90sbaby Thomas Sowell - Thinker 63.3 shotsup John Rawls Thinker Philosopher 63.6 ZeroT Jonathan Edwards - Thinker/Philosopher 64.8 Volty John von Neumann - Thinker/Philosopher 65.1 Volty Charles Sanders Pierce - Thinker/Philosopher 68.8 Volty Ludwig von Mises - Thinker 69.8 5Points Josiah Royce - Thinker/Philosopher 79.6 ZeroT Kurt Gödel - Thinker 85.7 vudu Robert Nozick - Philosopher 95.5 TBBOM Hannah Arendt - philosopher 98.2 RHR Larry Elder - Thinker 95.7s RHR Ben Shapiro - Thinker 99.6 shotsup Bob Moses - Thinker/Philosopher 99.7 RHR Dennis Prager - Thinker 103.1 5Points Lewis H. Morgan Philosopher/Thinker Businessman 1.5 90sbaby Henry Ford - Businessman 3.2 RHR Walt Disney - Business 3.8 5Points Andrew Carnegie - Businessman 4.3 ZeroT J.P. Morgan - Businessman 7.8 5Points Samuel Colt - Businessman 14.6 shotsup Jeff Bezos - Businessman 15.3 shotsup Keith Rupert Murdoch - Businessman 17.7 vudu Warren Buffet Businessman 18.7 RHR Bill Gates - Businessman 19.4 TBBOM Ray Kroc - Businessman 19.5 90sbaby Levi Strauss - Businessman 20.5 TBBOM Sam Walton - businessman 22.2 vudu Cornelius Vanderbilt - Businessman 25.5 90sbaby Eberhard Anheuser - Businessman 36.1 5Points Hugh Hefner - Businessman 43.3 shotsup Don King. Businessman 43.7 vudu Martin Marty Cooper - Businessman 50.5 TBBOM Mark Zuckerberg - businessman 58.3 ZeroT William Randolph Hearst - Businessman 91.2 RHR Steve Wynn - Businessman Religious Leader 9.1 Volty Joseph Smith - Religious Leader 9.3 shotsup Brigham Young - Religious Leader 10.4 90sbaby David Koresh - Religious Leader 11.2 RHR L Ron Hubbard - Religious Leader 11.8 5Points William Franklin Graham Jr. - Religious Leader 27.1 Volty Roger Williams - Religious Leader 27.6 ZeroT Jim Jones - Religious Leader 49.4 TBBOM Charles Taze Russell - Reigiious Leader 49.6 ZeroT Elijah Muhammad - Religious Leader 66.8 Volty Charles Grandison Finney - Religious Leader 67.8 5Points Samuel Francis Smith - Religious Leader 74.2 vudu John Winthrop Religious Leader 80.2 vudu Reverend Robert Hunt - Religious Leader 81.8 5Points Peter Popoff - Religious Leader 87.2 RHR Joel Osteen - Religious Leader85.3s shotsup Rick Warren - Religious Leader 89.3 shotsup Al Sharpton - African American 90.7 RHR Oral Roberts - Religious Leader Old West 9.5 90sbaby Jesse James - Old West 13.2 RHR Wyatt Earp - Old West 15.8 5Points Wild Bill Hickok - Old West 19.3 shotsup William H Bonney AKA Billy the Kid - Old West 24.1 5Points Alan Pinkerton - Old West 25.6 ZeroT Butch Cassidy - Old West 37.4 TBBOM Doc Holiday - Wild West 45.3 shotsup Seth Bullock. Old West 48.3 ZeroT Buffalo Bill - Old West 64.7 RHR James "Killer" Miller - Old West 75.4 TBBOM Calamity Jane - Wild West 75.7 vudu John Wesley Hardin - Old West 88.7 RHR Red Sash Gang - Old West 93.4 TBBOM Pat Garrett - Wild West 98.7 vudu Ike and Billy Clanton - Old West Pioneer/Settler/Explorer 3.1 Volty Merriweather Lewis and William Clark - Explorer 5.4 TBBOM Neil Armstrong - Explorer 5.8 5Points Daniel Boone - Pioneer 7.3 shotsup Buzz Aldrin - Explorer 7.7 vudu John Smith - Explorer 11.4 TBBOM Davy Crockett - Pioneer 14.8 Volty Alan Shepard - Explorer 17.4 TBBOM Robert Peary - Explorer 21.2 RHR Admiral Richard Byrd - Explorer 31.8 5Points John C. Fremont - Explorer 37.2 RHR Barry Bishop - Explorer 37.6 ZeroT Kit Carson - Pioneer 75.1 Volty Stephen F. Austin - Settler 75.6 ZeroT James Bowie - Settler 78.2 vudu Laura Ingalls Wilder - Pioneer 86.1 5Points Donner Party - Pioneer/Settler 90.6 shotsup Stephen Harriman Long - Pioneer/Explorer 91.3 shotsup Christa McAuliffe - Explorer 92.2 vudu Gabriel Archer - Pioneer 94.2 RHR John Mason - Settler Educator 8.8 Volty Horace Mann - Educator 21.1 Volty John Dewey - Educator 29.2 RHR William James - Educator 35.5 90sbaby Adam Savage - Educator 39.2 RHR John Harvard - Educator39.3 shotsup William Sanford "Bill" Nye - Educator 47.2 RHR Booker T Washington - Educator 50.1 5Points William Holmes McGuffey - Educator 66.1 5Points Henry Barnard - Educator 68.5 TBBOM Leland Stanford - Educator 69.1 Volty Edward Thorndike - Educator 72.1 5Points Jaime Escalante - Educator 77.6 ZeroT Anne Sullivan - Educator 86.2 vudu Melvil Dewey - Educator 93.7 vudu James Pierpont - Educator 94.7 vudu Dr. David Silvers - Educator 98.6 ZeroT Amos Bronson Alcott - Educator Colonial Era 13.8 5Points Paul Revere - Colonial Era 14.4 90sbaby John Hancock - Colonial Era 15.4 TBBOM William Penn - Colonial Era 17.6 ZeroT Samuel Adams, Colonial Era 20.6 shotsup Elizabeth Ross. Colonial Era 43.6 ZeroT Myles Standish - Colonial Era 44.8 Volty Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore - Settler 51.8 5Points James Otis Jr. - Colonial Era 76.2 vudu John Rolfe - Colonial 76.5 TBBOM Peter Stuyvesant - Colonial figure 90.8 Volty John Winthrop - Colonial Era 91.1 Volty Thomas Hooker - Colonial Era 105.2 RHR Nathaniel Bacon - Colonial Era 106.2 RHR James Oglethorpe - Colonial Era Reformer 2.7 RHR Martin Luther King Jr. - African American 6.7 RHR Jackie Robinson (Reformer) 9.6 ZeroT Susan B Anthony - Reformer 11.1 Volty Frederick Douglass - Reformer 12.1 5Points Margaret Sanger - Reformer 14.2 vudu Branch Rickey - Reformer 28.1 5Points John Muir - Reformer 34.8 Volty Elizabeth Cady Stanton - Reformer 47.1 Volty William Lloyd Garrison - Reformer 61.6 ZeroT Soujourner Truth - Reformer 63.2 RHR Dred Scott - Reformer 73.6 ZeroT Kennesaw Mountain Landis - Reformer 80.5 TBBOM Frances Willard - Reformer 87.7 vudu Susan La Flesche Picotte - Reformer African American 3.7 vudu Muhammad Ali - African American 16.1 5Points Bass Reeves - African American 17.2 RHR Harriet Tubman - African American 17.5 90sbaby George Washington Carver - African American 19.6 ZeroT W.E.B. Du Bois - African-American 27.3 shotsup Samuel Battle. African American 35.7 vudu Crispus Attucks - African American 41.4 TBBOM Rosa Parks - African American 48.1 5Points Sammy Davis Jr. - African American 58.5 TBBOM Jimmi Hendrix - African American 68.1 5Points Billie Holiday - African American 74.3 ZeroT Nat Turner - African American 75.2 RHR Ella Fitzgerald - Black 76.8 Volty Malcom X - Wildcard 86.6 shotsup Louis Farrakhan - African American 88.6 shotsup Joseph Simmons aka Reverened Run - African American 90.5 TBBOM Benjamin Banneker - African American 91.7 vudu Nathan Handwerker - African American 92.7 RHR Roberto Clemente - AA 92.8 Volty Jesse Jackson - African American 93.1 Volty Cornel West - African American Native American 8.2 vudu Sitting Bull - Native American 13.5 90sbaby Sacagawea - Native American 14.1 5Points Geronimo - Native American 15.2 RHR Tisquantam (Squanto) - Native American 17.3 shotsup Pocahontas - Native American 22.3 ZeroT Crazy Horse - Native American 32.5 TBBOM Sequoiah - Native American 37.8 5Points Ira Hayes - Native American 65.2 RHR Will Rodgers - Native American 66.3 ZeroT Tecumseh - Native American 73.7 vudu Cher - Native American 84.8 Volty The Great Peacemaker - Native American 85.1 Volty Black Hawk - Native American 85.6 ZeroT Osceola - Native American 85.4s TBBOM Red Cloud - Native American 81.3s shotsup Chief Pontiac Native American 82.6s shotsup Cochise - Native American 101.1 Volty Popé - Native American 104.7 RHR Sonny Sixkiller - Indian Woman 13.3 shotsup Martha Washington - Woman 24.8 Volty Emily Dickinson - Fiction Writer 26.8 Volty Madonna - Wildcard 32.7 RHR Sally Ride - Woman 33.7 vudu Sybil Ludington - Woman 34.7 RHR Amelia Earhart - Woman 35.6 ZeroT Eleanor Roosevelt - Woman 37.5 90sbaby Jackie Kennedy - Women 38.1 5Points Helen Keller - Woman 39.8 5Points Clara Barton - Woman 40.6 shotsup Barbara Bush. Woman 44.4 90sbaby Betty White - Woman 48.6 shotsup Abigail Adams. Woman 59.4 TBBOM Oprah Winfrey - woman 79.1 Volty Nancy Pelosi - Woman 79.4 TBBOM Babe Didrikson Zaharias- Woman 82.7 RHR Shirley Temple - Woman 88.3 ZeroT Louisa May Alcott - Woman 94.4 TBBOM Mary Bowser - Woman 100.2 vudu Jeanette Rankin - Woman 104.3 ZeroT Bette Davis - Woman Seductress 6.5 TBBOM Marilyn Monroe - Seductress 12.8 Volty Wallis Simpson - Seductress 29.5 90sbaby Audrey Hepburn - Seductress 31.7 vudu Grace Kelly Seductress 32.1 5Points Josephine Baker - Seductress 32.6 shotsup Raquel Welch. Seductress 33.6 ZeroT Mae West - Seductress 35.3 shotsup Jayne Mansfield- seductress39.1 Volty Jenna Jameson - Seductress 43.4 TBBOM Cindy Crawford - Seductress 47.5 90sbaby Farrah Fawcett - Seductress 50.2 vudu Britney Spears - Seductress 57.1 Volty Pamela Anderson - Seductress 68.7 RHR Christie Brinkley - Seductress 69.2 RHR Rita Hayworth - Seductress 75.8 5Points Bettie Page - Seductress 78.3 ZeroT Elizabeth Taylor - Seductress 77.3s shotsup Jennifer Lopez. Seductress 99.2 vudu Gypsy Rose Lee - Seductress Criminal 4.1 5Points Al Capone - Criminal 4.6 shotsup John Gotti Criminal 10.6 shotsup John Wilkes Booth - Criminal 19.7 vudu Benedict Arnold - Criminal 24.2 vudu Lee Harvey Oswald. Criminal 24.4 90sbaby John Waynce Gacy - Criminal 26.3 ZeroT Charles Manson - Criminal 26.5 TBBOM Bonnie Parker & Clyde Barrow - Criminal 30.1 5Points James "Whitey" Bulger - Criminal 34.4 90sbaby Ed Gein - Criminal 38.7 RHR H.H Holmes - Criminal 43.5 90sbaby D.B. Cooper - Criminal 50.8 Volty John Brown - Criminal 55.7 vudu Orenthal James Simpson - Criminal 56.1 5Points Arnold "The Brain" Rothstein - Criminal 56.3 ZeroT Timothy McVeigh - Criminal 58.8 Volty Julius and Ethel Rosenberg - Criminals 60.7 RHR Jeffrey Dahmer - criminal 61.1 Volty Anwar al-Awlaki - Criminal 69.4 TBBOM Bugsy Siegel - Criminal 78.6 shotsup David "Son of Sam" Berkowitz. Criminal 87.4 TBBOM Lizzie Borden - Criminal 87.6 ZeroT Ted Kaczynski - Criminal Dumbfock/Fail 6.4 90sbaby Barrack Obama - Fail 16.2 vudu Andrew Volstead - Dumbfock 22.1 5Points George McClellan - Fock Up 22.6 shotsup Ambrose Burnside - Dumbfuck Phail 34.2 vudu John Sutter - Dumbfock/Fail 39.4 TBBOM George Armstrong Custer - Dumfock, Fail 51.2 RHR Hillary Clinton - Biggest Fail Of All Time 52.3 ZeroT William Mulholland - Fail 56.6 shotsup Vince McMahon Dumbfock Fail. XFL 57.3 shotsup David Dukes dumbfock 57.4 TBBOM William Westmoreland - Fail 59.1 Volty James Buchanan - Fail 60.8 Volty Donald Rumsfeld - Fail 62.1 5Points Maxine Waters - Dumbfock 62.8 Volty Coleman A. Young - Dumbfock/Fail 82.2 vudu Martin Van Buren - Dumbfock 96.7 RHR Joshua Abraham Norton - Fail 104.5 TBBOM John DeLorean - Fail Court Case 11.6 ZeroT Marbury v Madison - Court Case 13.4 TBBOM Brown v. Board of Education - Court Case 16.4 90sbaby Weeks vs United States - Court Case 16.7 RHR People vs OJ Simpson - Court Case 25.8 5Points Roe v Wade - Court Case 29.3 shotsup Dred Scott v. Sandford, 1857 46.2 vudu The Salem Witch Trials of 1692-3 - Court Case(s) 47.4 TBBOM Scopes Monkey Trial - Court case 51.6 ZeroT Plessy v Ferguson - Court Case 55.8 5Points Miranda v Arizona - Court Case 70.5 TBBOM US v. Schooner Amistad - court case 72.2 vudu Bryan vs. Itasca County - Court Case 74.8 5Points Reno v. Flores - Court Case 76.3 ZeroT Charles Lindbergh Jr kidnapping and murder trial - Court Case 83.3 shotsup Furman VS Georgia- Court Case 87.3 shotsup People VS Bernie Goetz - court case 104.8 Volty McCulloch v Maryland (1819) - Court Case 105.1 Volty Obergefell v Hodges (2015) - Court Case 106.1 Volty Gideon v Wainwright (1963) - Court Case Sports Team 7.1 Volty New York Yankees - Sports Team 8.1 5Points Dallas Cowboys - Sports Team 21.3 shotsup 1980 USA Olympic Hockey Team - Sports Team 23.5 90sbaby 1992 United States men's Olympic Basketball team aka The Dream Team - Sports Team 30.2 vudu Oklahoma Sooners Football - Sports team30.7 RHR UCLA Bruins Mens Basketball - Sports Team 30.8 Volty Boston Celtics - Sports Team 31.4 TBBOM Alabama Crimson Tide - sports team 32.3 ZeroT Minneapolis/Los Angeles Lakers - Sports Team 33.8 5Points 1970 Marshall University Thundering Herd Football Team - Sports Team 39.7 vudu The Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football team 49.1 Volty Detroit Red Wings -Sports Team 49.3 shotsup 1979- 1983 New York Islanders. Sports Team 68.3 ZeroT Green Bay Packers - Sports Team 76.7 RHR Prairie View A&M - Sports Team78.5 TBBOM New England Patriots - Sports Team 81.7 vudu Chicago Bulls - Sports Team 75.3s shotsup New York Football Giants- sports team 89.4 TBBOM 1985 Chicago Bears Media Company 16.8 Volty The Walt Disney Company - Media Company 44.1 5Points MGM - Media Company 51.3 shotsup DC Comics. Media Company 54.8 Volty NBC - Media Company 55.1 Volty Facebook - Media Company 55.2 RHR Penguin Random House - Media Company 55.4 TBBOM 21st Century Fox - media company 50.4s 90sbaby Alphabet Inc - Media Company 55.3s shotsup Playboy - Media Company 62.3 ZeroT Warner Bros. - Media Company 63.7 vudu The Wall St Journal - Media Company 64.2 vudu The New York Times. - Media Company 67.2 RHR Larry Flynt Publications - Media Company 78.1 5Points Compound Media - Media Company 79.3 shotsup TMZ - Media Company 92.3 ZeroT RKO Pictures - Media Company 100.3 ZeroT Electronic Arts - Media Company 103.5 TBBOM Time magazine - media company 103.7 RHR Lionsgate - Media Company Wilcardx2 1.6 ZeroT Benjamin Franklin - Wildcard 2.4 90sbaby John D. Rockefeller - Wildcard 5.5 90sbaby Donald Trump - Wildcard 17.8 5Points Samuel Wilson a.k.a. Uncle Sam - Wildcard 26.1 5Points Carlos Hathcock - Wildcard 28.6 shotsup Lucille Ball. Wildcard 32.2 vudu Todd Beamer, Mark Bingham, Tom Burnett and Jeremy Glick. Wildcard 33.5 90sbaby Larry Page - Businessman 34.5 TBBOM Charles Lindbergh - Wildcard 36.7 RHR Noah Webster - Wildcard 42.2 vudu Les Paul - Inventor 42.5 TBBOM John Glenn - wildcard 46.5 TBBOM Chuck Yeager - Wild Card 54.6 shotsup FW Woolworth- Wildcard 56.8 Volty Sun Yat Sen - Wildcard 58.1 5Points Milton Bradley - Wildcard 59.2 RHR Phil Jackson - Wildcard 59.6 ZeroT Clarence Darrow - Wildcard 66.6 shotsup Jimmy the Greek Snyder. Wildcard67.4 TBBOM Nathan Bedford Forrest - Wild Card 72.8 Volty Jefferson Davis - Wildcard 73.1 Volty Caesar Chavez - Wildcard 74.8 Volty Sam Houston - Wildcard 77.1 Volty George Soros - Wildcard 89.2 RHR Mike Trout - Wildcard 94.1 Volty Robert F. Kennedy - Wildcard 95.2 vudu Chris Kyle - Wild Card 96.2 vudu Matt Bisonette and Rob ONeill - wild card 95.3 ZeroT Jim Henson - Wildcard 96.5 TBBOM Alvin C. York - Wild Card 97.3 shotsup Chuck Jones _ Wildcard. (Animator) 98.3 shotsup Gil Hodges - Wildcard 97.7 vudu Marvin Neil Simon - Wild Card 100.7 RHR Joe Rogan - Wildcard 103.3 ZeroT Howard Hughes - Wildcard 106.2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 11, 2018 104.2 Henry Fonda - Actor Fonda made his mark early as a Broadway actor. He also appeared in 1938 in plays performed in White Plains, New York, with Joan Tompkins. He made his Hollywood debut in 1935, and his career gained momentum after his Academy Award-nominated performance as Tom Joad in The Grapes of Wrath, a 1940 adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel about an Oklahoma family who moved west during the Dust Bowl. Throughout five decades in Hollywood, Fonda cultivated a strong, appealing screen image in such classics as The Ox-Bow Incident, Mister Roberts, and 12 Angry Men. Later, Fonda moved toward darker epics such as Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in the West and lighter roles in family comedies such as Yours, Mine and Ours with Lucille Ball, winning the Academy Award for Best Actor at the 54th Academy Awards for the movie On Golden Pond, his final film role. Your 'Actor' category is full. I was going to put him in 'Wildcard' but didn't, instead I bounced Lucile Ball over to 'Woman'. Tell me what how you want me to handle it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
vuduchile 1,940 Posted July 11, 2018 Your 'Actor' category is full. I was going to put him in 'Wildcard' but didn't, instead I bounced Lucile Ball over to 'Woman'. Tell me what how you want me to handle it. I picked Lucille Ball in the other entertainer category but she was drafted by someone else earlier. I picked up Carol Burnette as a replacement in other entertainer category, so I think Henry can stay in actor? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 11, 2018 I picked Lucille Ball in the other entertainer category but she was drafted by someone else earlier. I picked up Carol Burnette as a replacement in other entertainer category, so I think Henry can stay in actor? I see: 28.6 to shotsup. I still have her entered as your 88.2 round pick and Carol Burnett as your 89.7. So maybe you got skipped in the 88/89 area LB/CB confusion or am I missing something else too? I'll not edit for now until I get it fully straight. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 11, 2018 shotsup's clock expires in a half hour then TBBOM. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RaiderHaters Revenge 3,563 Posted July 11, 2018 my next 3 picks are probably not even on anyone's list 1 is a criminal in a category that I have the last pick Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
titans&bucs&bearsohmy! 2,745 Posted July 11, 2018 105.4 - Neal Broten - Hockey 106.4 - Shaquille ONeal - Basketball Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shotsup 830 Posted July 12, 2018 105 Thomas Hutchinson - Colonial Era Thomas Hutchinson (9 September 1711 3 June 1780) was a businessman, historian, and a prominent Loyalist politician of the Province of Massachusetts Bay in the years before the American Revolution. He has been referred to as "the most important figure on the loyalist side in pre-Revolutionary Massachusetts."[1] He was a successful merchant and politician, and was active at high levels of the Massachusetts government for many years, serving as lieutenant governor and then governor from 1758 to 1774. He was a politically polarizing figure who came to be identified by John Adams and Samuel Adams as a proponent of hated British taxes, Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ZeroTolerance 582 Posted July 12, 2018 105.6 - Joseph Henry - Physics Joseph Henry (December 17, 1797 – May 13, 1878) was an American scientist who served as the first Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. He was the secretary for the National Institute for the Promotion of Science, a precursor of the Smithsonian Institution. He was highly regarded during his lifetime. While building electromagnets, Henry discovered the electromagnetic phenomenon of self-inductance. He also discovered mutual inductance independently of Michael Faraday, though Faraday was the first to make the discovery and publish his results. Henry developed the electromagnet into a practical device. He invented a precursor to the electric doorbell (specifically a bell that could be rung at a distance via an electric wire, 1831) and electric relay (1835). The SI unit of inductance, the henry, is named in his honor. Henry's work on the electromagnetic relay was the basis of the practical electrical telegraph, invented by Samuel F. B. Morse and Sir Charles Wheatstone, separately. 106.6 - Rachel Carson - Nonfiction Writer Rachel Louise Carson (May 27, 1907 – April 14, 1964) was an American marine biologist, author, and conservationist whose book Silent Spring and other writings are credited with advancing the global environmental movement. Carson began her career as an aquatic biologist in the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries, and became a full-time nature writer in the 1950s. Her widely praised 1951 bestseller The Sea Around Us won her a U.S. National Book Award, recognition as a gifted writer, and financial security. Her next book, The Edge of the Sea, and the reissued version of her first book, Under the Sea Wind, were also bestsellers. This sea trilogy explores the whole of ocean life from the shores to the depths. Late in the 1950s, Carson turned her attention to conservation, especially some problems that she believed were caused by synthetic pesticides. The result was the book Silent Spring (1962), which brought environmental concerns to an unprecedented share of the American people. Although Silent Spring was met with fierce opposition by chemical companies, it spurred a reversal in national pesticide policy, which led to a nationwide ban on DDT and other pesticides. It also inspired a grassroots environmental movement that led to the creation of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Carson was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Jimmy Carter. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 12, 2018 vudu up with two then 5Pointsx4 shotsup only made one pick so has another in his pocket. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shotsup 830 Posted July 12, 2018 I do owe one Got side tracked. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GuidingLight 3 Posted July 12, 2018 I do owe one Got side tracked. Nobody owns this because nobody here owns anything Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shotsup 830 Posted July 12, 2018 Nobody owns this because nobody here owns anything Nobody is a cool dude. Continue all and I will catch up ASAP. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
vuduchile 1,940 Posted July 12, 2018 Jimmy Hoffa - Reformer Jimmy Hoffa became a labor organizer in the 1930s, rising in the Teamsters Union during the next two decades until he reached the office of president. He played a key role in forging the first national freight-hauling agreement. He was sent to prison in 1967 for jury tampering, fraud and conspiracy. In 1975 he disappeared; he is believed to have been murdered. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
vuduchile 1,940 Posted July 12, 2018 Boston News-Letter - Media Company America's First Newspaper. America's first continuously-published newspaper, the Boston News-Letter published its first issue on April 24, 1704. John Campbell, a bookseller and postmaster of Boston, was its first editor, printing the newspaper on what was then referred to as a half-sheet. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
5-Points 2,715 Posted July 12, 2018 105.8 Allen Dulles - Gvt Administrator Allen Welsh Dulles (/ˈdʌləs/; April 7, 1893 – January 29, 1969) was an American diplomatand lawyer who became the first civilian Director of Central Intelligence (DCI), and its longest-serving director to date. As head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during the early Cold War, he oversaw the 1954 Guatemalan coup d'état, Operation Ajax, the Lockheed U-2 aircraft program and the Bay of Pigs Invasion. Following the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Dulles was one of the members of the Warren Commission. 106.8 James Naismith - Basketball James Naismith (November 6, 1861 – November 28, 1939) was a Canadian-American physical educator, physician, chaplain, sports coach and innovator.[1] He invented the game of basketball at age 30 in 1891. He wrote the original basketball rule book and founded the University of Kansas basketball program.[2] Naismith lived to see basketball adopted as an Olympic demonstration sport in 1904 and as an official event at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, as well as the birth of the National Invitation Tournament (1938) and the NCAA Tournament (1939). 107.1 Patrick Henry - Colonial Era Patrick Henry was an American attorney, planter and politician who became known as an orator during the movement for independence in Virginia in the 1770s. A Founding Father, he served as the first and sixth post-colonial Governor of Virginia, from 1776 to 1779 and from 1784 to 1786. Henry led the opposition to the Stamp Act 1765 and is remembered for his "Give me liberty, or give me death!" speech. Along with Samuel Adams and Thomas Paine, he is regarded as one of the most influential champions of Republicanism and an invested promoter of the American Revolution and its fight for independence. 108.1 Hatfields & McCoys - Wildcard The Hatfield–McCoy feud or the Hatfield–McCoy war as some papers at the time called it, involved two rural families of the West Virginia–Kentucky area along the Tug Fork of the Big Sandy River in the years 1863–1891. The Hatfields of West Virginia were led by William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield while the McCoys of Kentucky were under the leadership of Randolph "Ole Ran'l" McCoy. Those involved in the feud were descended from Ephraim Hatfield (born c. 1765) and William McCoy (born c. 1750). The feud has entered the American folklore lexicon as a metonym for any bitterly feuding rival parties. More than a century later, the feud has become synonymous with the perils of family honor, justice, and revenge. William McCoy, the patriarch of the McCoys, was born in Ireland around 1750 and many of his ancestors hailed from Scotland.[1] The family, led by grandson Randolph McCoy, lived mostly on the Kentucky side of Tug Fork (a tributary of the Big Sandy River).[2] The Hatfields, led by William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield, son of Ephraim and Nancy (Vance) Hatfield, lived mostly on the West Virginia side. The majority of the Hatfields, although living in Mingo County (then part of Logan County), West Virginia, fought on the Confederate side in the American Civil War; most McCoys, living in Pike County, Kentucky, also fought for the Confederates;[3] with the exception of Asa Harmon McCoy, who fought for the Union. The first real violence in the feud was the death of Asa Harmon McCoy as he returned from the war, murdered by a group of Confederate Home Guards called the Logan Wildcats. Devil Anse Hatfield was a suspect at first, but was later confirmed to have been sick at home at the time of the murder. It was widely believed that his uncle, Jim Vance, a member of the Wildcats, committed the murder.[4] The Hatfields were more affluent than the McCoys and were well-connected politically. Devil Anse Hatfield's timbering operation was a source of wealth for his family, while the McCoys were more of a lower-middle-class family. Ole Ran'l owned a 300-acre (120 ha) farm. Both families had also been involved in the manufacturing and selling of illegal moonshine. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
titans&bucs&bearsohmy! 2,745 Posted July 12, 2018 I took Naismith a long time ago. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Voltaire 4,550 Posted July 12, 2018 Patrick Henry is taken too, you'll find him under Congressman at 36.2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
5-Points 2,715 Posted July 12, 2018 Sh!t, ok. At least I'm not moon landing my own picks this time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
5-Points 2,715 Posted July 12, 2018 I'll take Condaleeza Rice - Cabinet in place of Henry and Jerry West - Basketball in place of Naismith. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
