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What state has the fewest Major League Baseball teams?
Several states have no Major League baseball teams. Some that come to mind are: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut; Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Phode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming..WHEW! Did I miss any..
What actors and actresses appeared in Astraea - 2013?
The cast of Astraea - 2013 includes: Ama Addison as Anehta Dorie Casper as Crime Scene Spectator 2 Rigoberto Garcia as Crime Scene Spectator 3 Jonathan Iglesias as Seherm Mino Jones as Crime Scene Spectator 1 Manny Kalaitjakis as Victim Lauren Moylan as Crime Scene Spectator 4 Erick Murph as Diceson William Primus as Mugger Lou Rodriguez as Frantic Man Sybelle Silverphoenix as Girl in photo Marchelle Thurman as Rita Phode
Who where the famous people in colonial times?
Governor Peter Stuyvesant signed the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam over to the English in 1664. Other well-known names include: Giovanni da Verrazano, who in 1524 was the first European to see New York. (The infamous Verrazano Narrows Bridge was named for him.) Thomas Dongan, 2nd Earl of Limerick (Ireland) was the Provincial Governor of New York, and is credited with calling the first representative legislature in New York. Governor William Cosby was accused of maladministration, sued his accuser for libel in 1735. He lost, setting the legal precedent that criticism is not libel. Today, this precedent still stands in our constitutional right to free speech. John Jay, born in 1745, became the first Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court. Alexander Hamilton, born in 1755 in the Caribbean, attended King's College (now called Columbia University) in Manhattan. He was an active legal mind, the first US Secretary of the Treasury, and later author of the Federalist Papers. Joseph Brant was a powerful Mohawk Chief who aided the British in the French and Indian War, continuing to side with the British during the American Revolution, even attaining a Captaincy in the British Army. He attended Moors Charity School, which later became Dartmouth College. Brant was a member of the Freemasons, an organization which greatly influenced both sides in the American Revolution. On a trip to England in 1785 Brant notably declined to bow to the King, saying "I bow to no man for I am considered a prince among my own people. But I will gladly shake your hand." That rebuff was tempered by his willingness to kiss the Queen's hand. Thomas Willet was present when the Dutch signed over New Amsterdam to the English and was an arbiter in ongoing troubles between the two groups. He became New York's first Mayor. Thomas Willet's grandson, Marinus Willet was a successful trader and informal leader of the Sons of Liberty in New York City. Like his grandfather, he also later became Mayor.
