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Aaron (16) marilyn monroe Aaron Huxley, Montaigne, Moitessier, Bobby Kennedy, Rilke Aaron Guy Leroux (37) A mixture of Alex Rider, Jace Herondale, Percy Jackson, and Harry Potter Aarushi Agarwal (13) Jesus Christ, Siddharta Guitama (The Buddha), Mary Wollstonecraft, Emma Goldman, Nelson Mandela Abbie (22) Robin Williams, Vincent VanGoch, Leonardo DaVinci, Louise Pastieur. Abbie Hartley Mark Twain, Nikola Tesla, Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn, Leo Tolstoy, Marcel Proust, John Updike. Abby (26) E.H. Harriman and John Muir pop up. Harriman for his service to SF and Muir because he was such a loner. AbbySF any character that is true to himself Abegando (28) Joan of Arc Abigail Harris (10) Frida,Kalho, Renior, many other artists and woman who broke glass ceilings in their professions, and single moms. ABP (50) Jesus, Budha, Ghandi Abraham (41) G.K. Chesterton and Hiliare Belloc, Marc Chagall, Beethoven, Salvidor Dali Abs Lugh, de killer av de demons. Acara McFadden (28) Louis Riel, Laura Secord, Tecumseh, Jesus because I don't understand the legend surrounding the man and I like to discuss it, Amelia Earhart without the tragic ending, Alan Turing, I'll think of more later. A Caring Tea (51) Ghandi, Cleopatra, Spartans, MLK, The Kennedys ACH (23) Jefferson, Lincoln A. Clifford Stowe (81) Those who dare to question social mores and political ideas Adam (22) George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, my grandpa Adam (25) Thomas Moore, Toilkein Adam (20) Lao Tzu, Homer, Alan Turing Adam Hyde (26) Augustus, Caesar, Theodore Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan Adam Seline (30) Su Dongpo adieudusk Akbar Aditya (25) Periander. Admiral Love (33) Mohammad, Ghandi, Nelson Mandella, Martin Luther King Jr. Adonia (40) Spartacus, Vlad the Impaler, and anyone who remotely makes me feel anything when I learn of them. Adrian (18) John Lennon, Marilyn Monroe, Edie Sedgwick Adriana (16) hitler Adriana (16) Napoleon Bonaparte, Queen Elisabeth 1st, Barack Obama adriana (45) Hitler Adriana The ones who aren't functional devices but givers of actual food for thought. Adrian Bauza (20) Vlad Tepes, Hitler, Napoleon, Carl Jung. Adrian George Nicolae (24) Dubhaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh, Casanova, Jimi Hendrix Adrian Martyn (34) Martin Luther King Jr, Micheal Jackson, Tupac Adrianna (18) My grandpa Adrianna (18) Mohammed, Osama Bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri AdrianOz (45) Gregor Mendel because of his conviction in his ideas on genetics despite the world shutting him out and Albert Camus. Adrian Winters (17) augustus caeser, and tacitus Ady (22) Abraham Lincoln, Gandhi, F. Scott Fitzgerald aetilson (41) dostoevsky + emerson + baudrillard + speakers of wisdom a.g. (23) Jesus,Einstein, Wittgestein agagagaga (24) Julius Ceaser and Alexander, the Great Agent00V (18) Napoleon A.G. Mata (21) D. Afonso Henriques Agneska (20) Queen Elizabeth agony (25) Elizabeth I, Maria-Theresa of Austria, and Matilda of England Agreen (29) Strong women. Agu (21) too many and yet I don't think I know them very well to list them as absolute favorites. Agustina (27) Nero, Julius Caesar, Cicero. Franco and Salazar. A Half Empty Beaker the prophet ahmad (27) Jose Rizal Ai (21) Hektor, Omer, Aida (22) Bill Hicks, John Lennon and Kant Aidan (21) Shakespeare, Gandhi, Einstein, Mother Teresa. Aidan Devlin (15) Those with lovely darkness in their hearts. Aiden Teddy Roosevelt, Muhammad Ali, Winston Churchill Aiden (17) ronald reagan, abraham lincoln, ferdinand marcos, martin heidegger, fyodor dostoevsky and margaret thatcher aiko (20) heliogabales, Felix Yusupoff, King Ludwig II aimée (22) Jesus Christ aimee.dawson (21) Martin Luther King, Jr.; Bobby Kennedy; Bill Clinton Aisha Milburn (32) all who have done good for their people aishu (14) The Third Duke of Norfolk, Cardinal Wolsey, Pope Alexander VI, Admiral Lord Nelson A.J. (27) Julius Caesar AJ (18) Koshovyi Otaman Ivan Sirko Ajam (21) Tomas and Tereze. Ajay (17) George W. Bush, Billy the Kid, Ronald Reagan, Hank Aaron, Elvis Presley, and James Dean Ajm9511 (21) mother teresa akansha (26) Every woman who has stood for female rights, especially when they risked their lives for their own rights. akanthe (19) Shakespeare, Cervantes, Mohammad, and Darwin. Akbar Shahzad (20) Those who made good decisions for the big picture while also being mindful of the small things Aki Francis Drake, Baron Oppenheimer Aks (20) Alcibiades, "Like a lion!" Al (28) Those born to Royalty and able to be good and benevolent despite that fate. Al (55) Winston Churchil Alan (58) Marie Antoinette, Joan of Arc, Queen Elizabeth I Alan (14) Marie Antoinette, Joan of Arc, Hypatia Alan (14) Ariel Sharon, Henry Rollins, Meyer Lansky, Theodore Roosevelt Alan Arkin (44) Coco Chanel and Simone de Beauvoir AlbaManuela (18) François I; the Lumière brothers Albertine (29) I'm honestly not sure. Alden Lee Klaput (18) The individuals who disturbed humanity enough to galvanize them to think differently Aldonza77 (47) Albert Camus, Julio Cortazar and Jean Paul Sartre. Ale (28) The ones who changed the game, therefore, will always remain known Alecia John F. Kennedy, Adolf Hitler, Mark Antony, Napoleon Bonaparte, Vlad Tepes, Countess Bathory, Robespierre. Alecksi Kant, Nietzsche, David Bowie, DFW Alejandro Amoretti (28) Salvador Dali, Bach, Mozart, alek (20) Those who sacrificed human comforts for a higher purpose and to advance human knowledge Aleksei Kotsov (63) caesar alessa (21) Montanelli, Rommel, Franz Josef I Alessandro Pian (30) franz josef Alessio Lucchini (46) Jesus Christ, C.S. Lewis, Albert Einstein, Norman Rockwell, Margaret Meade Aletha Camack Perhaps General Mannerheim. Alex Euripides, Jean Genet, and Walter Benjamin Alex (22) Any that have been able to hold their ground Alex (17) ancient greeks alex (38) tennessee williams, louisa may alcott, oscar wilde alex (23) Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Greta Garbo Alex (17) Anne frank Alex (21) barack obama, harper lee, cesar chavez Alex (23) arnold pomer Alex (17) Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Edison, and the Alien that brought the Rock. Alexander (33) Tony perry, jaime Perciado, Mike fuentes, vic fuentes, Jared padalecki, Jensen ackles. Alexander (19) Elizabeth I Alexandra (27) Those who exposed the truth. Those who changed the course. Alexandra (19) Voltaire, Walt Whitman, Leonardo DaVinci. Alexandra (24) Some sort of strange hybrid of Natasya Fillipovna, Lux Lisbon, and Puck. Alexandra (18) Winston Churchill Alexandra (15) Ann Bolyen, Alexandra (24) oscar wild Alexandra Bryhter (24) Edgar Allen Poe Alexandra Campbell (26) Oh the female pirates in history, women like Anne Bonny,Mary Read and Jeanne de Clisson Alexandra SweetTale4u Cruz Louis XIV Alexandre (28) st francis of assisi AlexandriaHMerlin (40) Aristotle and Socrates AlexandriaLHash (30) Joan of Arc, Fryderyk Chopin, Mikołaj Kopernik and every Polish soldier. alexandrine (15) Jackie Robinson Alex Brooks (18) Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, Mary Wolstonecraft, Jeremy Bentham Alex C. Johnathan Edwards, a preacher; Martin Luther King Jr., a pioneer; Richard Nixon, a prevaricator Alexis Johnson (19) Jimi Hendrix of course. Aley (60) Robin hood al-g (24) Jesus Christ, Mother Teresa, Gandhy. Ali (37) Benjamin Franklin, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. Ali A. Rizvi Charles Darwin Alice Marie Curie Alicein1derland (27) Mother Theresa, Mahatma Ghandi Alicia (68) Jeanne D'Arc, TR, FDR. alicja (38) No one Aliid A dandy, a butcher, a dictator and a saint - all together. Alin (23) The ancient Athenians, with their democracy, soap-opera cast of gods, sea voyaging, dude-on-dude love, etc. Alina Real people who change lives (Rosa Parks, Malala, the suffragettes...) Aline Guiraudie (36) politicians alipans (57) Socrates, Nietzsche, Thomas Hobbes, Marx, Richard Feynman, Sagan, Hitchens Alishba Zarmeen (24) Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Paine, Ben Franklin, Voltaire, Washington, Lincoln, Bobby Kennedy Jr, AliZaidi (29) abraham lincoln alli (49) Elizabeth I Allison (33) Emma Goldman, Buddha Allison (20) Old movie stars, weird writers. Allison enisten allison (19) Themistocles, Alexander the Great, Augustus Allison Jean (21) Paul Erdos, Richard Feinman, Wolfgang Laib, Ed Ruscha, Thomas Jefferson Allison Jean Hazen (34) Carrie Chapman Catt, John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, nelson mandella alliswell (62) Nikola Tesla, Einstein almavidrio (35) They tend to be eccentrics in some way... and most of them are mathematicians or have contributed to the sciences. Altjungr (30) Voltaire, Bertrand Russell, Genghis Khan altron2095 Jesus, Jim Morrison, Hannah Arendt Alvilda (20) Aristotle, Abe Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., Ahmed Alx those who questioned others' assumptions Aly (17) Jesus Christ, Amelia Earhart, Cleopatra, all the characters of the 100 Years War alya (17) Nikolai Tesla and Isaac Newton Alyanna (22) Mother Theresa Alyce J. Martin Luther King Jr, Ghandi, people who stood up for their rights. Alyssa Cordova (17) The history I make is the only story that matters. Alyssa Darkling I only know the history of my coven. I rarely like the leaders. I tend to like the ones who advise. They seem the cleverest. Alyssa Moonchild (16) George Carlin AM Abraham Lincoln, Alfred Kinsey, Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, Harriet Tubman Amanda Khalil Gibran, Richard Back Amanda (42) Jane Eyre AmandaFYS13 (18) Rebels. Amandine (31) Edgar Allen Poe Amara No clue Amayah (17) Martin Luther King Jr Amayah Munoz (17) Miep Gies, Rosa Parks, Bonnie Parker and Odette Sansom. Amber (18) Elizabeth 1, Ann Boleyn, Jinnah, Che Guevera, Tipu Sultan Amber (37) Elizabeth 1, Ann Boleyn, Jinnah, Che Guevera, Tipu Sultan Amber (37) Anyone fighting for justice and for making this planet a more peaceful one, without the violance that is.. Ame (37) Hitler Amelia (13) I don't know a lot of history. So maybe whoever invented peanut butter. Amelia Gates (formerly Pippet) (10) Jesus, Paul, Peter Americanoid (50) those who advanced a nation (but not due to war) and made life better for their fellow man americanwoman (62) marilyn monroe ames (21) those who tried or died defending ther beliefs ammb (29) Myself, for having survived the past. Amrita (22) Sojourner Truth, women who were empowered and didn't care what others thought of social obligations. amu I have none Amy (30) Elizabeth I, John Paul Jones, William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, Robert Burns, Grace O'Malley Amy (33) Jezus and Leonardo Davinci, amy (14) ... Amy (28) Those who stood up for what they felt was right or just amy (33) Hypatia, Elizabeth empress of Austria, Amy (35) Merriwether Lewis (my namesake) for his spirit of adventure; Nelly Bly (same reason). Amy Becker; Character: Merriwether Finch (27) All the Egyptian queens. In fact, all the Queens, Boudicca, Elizabeth, Lileth... Amy Cottington-Bray jesus amz (16) rasputin, al capone. Ana (21) Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Vercingetorix, Buddha, Voltaire Ana (30) otto von bismarck, anne frank, mary shelley ana (16) Churchill. The Bratianu's ana (34) Napoleon Bonaparte, Joana D'arc Ana Carolina (16) Vlad the Impaler Analise (40) Nehru, Gandhi, Jinnah, Iqbal, Bakunin, Marx, Chavez Anam (26) Those that were brave enough to try something new, have an original idea even though there was a possibility that the others would not like it. Ana Marija (20) Folks who arrived at spiritual enlightenment Ananke (25) Ghengis Khan, Conan the Barbarian, Odin ancientrobot (31) hitler, edgar allen poe, edison andraya (23) Napoleon. Alexander the Great Andre King Arthur, Virgil, Homer, T.H. White, Oscar Wilde Andrea (16) Ray Bradbury, Kurt Vonnegut, Abraham Lincoln Andrea (13) People in the Bible ANDREAADKINS (26) Pablo Neruda, Pablo Escobar, Siddhartha Gautama Buddha, Yogis. AndreaFeliu (28) Henry IV of France and Bob Dylan. Andreas (19) Ghandi Andrea SB (32) Einstein andres007 (19) Alexander the Great, Caesar, Andrew (23) Albert Einstein Andrew (22) The greatest thinkers and doers. The Manhattan Project team perhaps Andrew (25) Christopher Hitchens, Voltaire, Oscar Wilde, Thomas Jefferson, Dmitri Shostakovich, Chopin Andrew (20) John Dillinger, Gustav Klimt, Ernest Hemingway, Ceaser Augustus Andrew (28) Jesus, if he doesn't count then i dunno Andrew (22) The ones yet to come. andrew (24) Henry the 8th Andrew barlow (26) Einstein, Buddha, Michael Jordan Andy (25) Eleanor of Aquitaine, Marilyn Monroe, Julie D'aubigny, Nero, Socrates, Kurt Cobain Andy (23) Eleanor of Aquitaine, Marilyn Monroe, Julie D'aubigny, Nero, Socrates, Kurt Cobain Andy (23) Ceasar, Mark Twain, Jimi Hendrix, Cassandra andy rayford (28) Abraham and David ang (99) My favorite characters in history is Cleopatre Angel (13) Socrates and Alexander the Great Angel D.João I Ângela (24) Eisenhower, Patton, Catherine the Great, Eva Peron, Halsey, Nimitz Angela (30) Napoleon, Jack Kerouac, Friedrich Nietzsche, Albert Einstein, Vladimir Nabokov, Coco Chanel Angela (19) Lucille Ball, Mickey Mouse, and Shaquille O'Neal Angela Estrada (20) tata angelina (26) MLK Angelo Navarette (18) Women who stood up for the rights of others. Angel Rodrigues (41) Mixture of Cleopatra, Anne of Boleyn, Marilyn Monroe and greek philosophers who were politicians. angie (29) Amelia Earhart Ani Myself and Socrates are pretty cool. My mom is intriguing. Ani (22) The king of Ayashe, Herman Hobbs, because he acts like he's just like everyone else. Anik (16) julia child, queen elizabeth, joan of arc, catherine the great, gandhi anjali Toulouse-Lautrec, Oscar Wilde Anjel (28) William Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet Anjelah49 (49) guy fawkes , definatly. Ankassandra (15) Jesus, those who put a thought or desire in us by the way of their behaviour. Ann (19) Michaelangelo, Mozart, Mother Theresa Ann (62) Bach, Queen Elizabeth, Herodotus, Cardinal Newman Ann (50) Joan of Arc , Lincoln , Tesla , Ghandi , Mahomet Anna (20) Founding Fathers Anna (20) my favourite characters in history is bella in twilight Anna (13) Socrates I guess. Anna (16) Justinian II, Jesus, Charlemagne Anna (34) Oda Nobunaga, Queen Victoria Anna Kalimar (18) Marthin Luther King Anna Maria (21) Kings, Fairies, Witches. AnnaMay (51) i.e. Plato, Eurypides, Arystofanes, Horatius, Sapho, Erasmus from Rotterdam, Kochanowski, Shakespeare, Montaigne, Rousseau, Racine, Moliere, Heinrich von Kleist... Anna O. Hypatia, Gertrude Stein Anna Stein (21) Jesus, Buddha, Martin Luther King Jr. Ann Delaney (44) Hildegard of Bingen, Aisha, and other women who held a passion for learning and intellectual pursuits Anne (21) Tecumseth, Saladin, Wilfrid Laurier Anne Farquharson (78) Nietzsche, Foucault, Einstein, Nelson Mandela, Simone de Beauvoir, Hypatia Annelise (40) Salah al-Din and Alexander Hamilton Anne Louise Sheldon (34) Bernie Sanders Annie Theodore Roosevelt Anniel (62) Da Vinci, Einstein and others who've chased theur dreams AnonAzure (19) Shakespeare, Socrates anonim (18) John Locke anon moose (19) Barbie and Ken Ansley Stevenson (16) Ernesto "Che" Guevara, Abraham Lincoln, George Orwell. Anthony (23) Lincoln Anthony (24) None. Anthony D C (20) J Edgar hoover Anthony lawhon (27) Jesus (power of belief) Gautama Buddha (to be in tune with being) Anthony Scine-Sceni (42) the Greek Gods/Goddesses antoinette (24) Margaret Mead, Walter Benjamin, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, Thom Paine, Steve Biko, Galactia ... Anton (52) No favoritism, life goes on and everyday the story changes. Antoniette (20) The really horrible roman emperors Antonina (20) Cato of Utica Antonio Lemos (18) Leonardo DaVinci, Henry David Thoreau, Helen Keller Anty usa presidents Anya (22) I don't spend much time with history. Perhaps those who explore uncharted waters -- both explorers and scientists. Anya (71) Galileo anything Augustus, Marquis de Sade (unappologetic hedonism is fascinating), Jean D'Arc Anzi (27) Hildegard de Bingen, Louis Riel, a.o. (40) Justinian the Great, Camile Saint-Saens, Pope Nicolas V, Lancelot Andrewes, Charles V, Isabella Stewart Gardner, Thomas Jefferson, Walter Benjamin Apollo (58) Socrates Apos Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci Apply (30) Machiavelli, Handel, Warhol, Joyce and da Vinci April (20) Paul (once known as Saul) from the Bible. April (21) Alexander Hamilton, Mark Antony, Nikola Tesla, AR (20) Hm. I can't really say. Ara (15) Ceaser Augustus and King Arthur Aranneaa (19) Those who triumph against all odds Ardent (30) Gandhi obviously A real phony (27) Muhammad Areeba (25) Joan of Arc, she was the original lady badass Ari (29) Alexander the Great Arianna (15) The first king, King Nikola Ariella Bordaine: Female Protagonist (20) Difficult to answer Arizona (19) Martin Luther King Jr. for sure Arnold Murray (42) Mother Theresa, Allen Ginsburg, Daniel Boone, The Donner Pass group, Joseph Beauys, Marcel Duchamp AROG martin luther king jr, jesse owens A-ron (15) gandhi, buddha, nanak, ramanujan Arsh (24) People who worked hard and selflessly for the sake of others Art (23) Mostly popes and U.S. presidents, especially John Paul II and FDR Artie (17) Jesus, Pope John Paul II, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Benjamin Franklin, Giuseppe Garibaldi Artie Mondello (18) Those who believed the present wasn't enough and decided it was up to them to change that. Aruz Elliott (29) Political people who are endowed with an ephereal sense of integrity and justice. The Nelson Mandela's and Ben Gurion's of the world. AS (32) St. Francis of Assisi, The Blessed Virgin Mary, Jesus, St. Augstine, Nietzsche, et. al. ascetic monk (51) Achilles, Plato, Thoreaux, Marx, Keynes Asfiya Mariam (21) Jane Austen, Henry II, Arthur Rimbaud, Emily Bronte. Ash (23) Socrates Ash (28) Jeanne d'Arc Ash Marcus Aurelius, Leonardo da Vinci, Aristotle, Buckminster Fuller, Banksy, Bruce Lee, Naudi Aguilar, Nikola Tesla, Albert Einstein, Ernest Hemingway, William Whitecloud... it's endless. Ash Bloom (27) Jesus, daVinci, van Gogh, Camus asherville (55) Edgar Allen Poe because of his dark pieces and Shirley Temple for the childhood innocence Ashley (18) aristotle Ashley (28) My favorite characters in history is Ashley (12) Cleopatra, Mary Shelly, Maria Antonieta Ashley (20) I don't have favorite characters in history. Ashley 2.0 (13) not sure ashley baus (24) William Shakespeare, Marie Antoinette, and Leonardo Da Vinci Ashley Brazil (17) Michael Jackson, audrey Hepburn, Ashley Mannara (29) Churchill, Castro, Elizabeth the 1st, Oscar Wilde. Ashley Meller (26) ovid, cleopatra, marie antoinette, peter pan ashleytheresa (20) Socrates, Alexander, Newton, Einstein, Feynman, Gautama Buddha, Tagore Ashwin Murali (21) Socrates and Cleopatra Asi (21) Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Jefferson, Nelson, FDR asmitchel (67) vegans of antiquity, Davinci, Tesla, Dostoevsky ASN (25) George Sand Astri (36) Eleanor of Aquitaine and Francois-Marie Arouet Astrid Mahatma Gandhi. Asuka Suzuki (13) Napoleon,Cyrus (in so far as he was a myth) Athar (25) Marilyn Monroe Athena (17) Mitterrand Atuona (38) Thomas Edison Aubrey Files (25) Chief Sitting Bull and The man who walked on water. Aubrey Tate (21) Teddy Roosevelt Audrey (17) Rene Descartes. Audrey Bittencourt (24) Darwin, Nietzsche, Malthus, Jung and Freud. Audrey Mahone (29) gandhi augustine (70) cleoptra Aulieude (49) Leonardo Da Vinci, the Founding Fathers, FDR Auntie Em (35) Nikola Tesla, APJ Abdul Kalam, Bill Gates (still alive, but it counts!) everybody who has preached tolerance and put the happiness of people above personal profit. Auntie Em (27) no, not really, everyone I know in history have both bright and dark sides. Aurora (32) Wright brothers Austin (19) all are my favorite good and bad they have all done something to change history Austin Hobbs (16) The Golden Age animators, Napoleon, Shakespeare, Charlamange, Caligula, Caesar, Steinbeck, etc. Austin Kimmell (16) queen victoria, she didn't think lesbians existed, it amuses me autumn (17) duchamp and joseph boeuys avecamour Activist women Awalker The Romanovs, Martin Luther King Jr., the members of the Manhattan Project Aya Che Guevara ayda (25) Gandhi, Eleanor Roosevelt, Ben Franklin to name a few ayem (57) Artist, designers and idealists such as Frank Lloyd Wright, the Bloomsbury Set aym (30) Camus, Feynman, Newton, Salinger a young boy (91) shakespeare, einstein, jesus ayumi (20) Lincoln, Jefferson, Franklin, Eleanor Roosevelt B (45) Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, Cleopatra, anyone with an interesting life B (31) i don't know enough history B (21) No one in particular anyone who strives to change and do things for their people Babette (42) Napoleon Babs cleopatra, ghandi, buddha, Baby (32) Frida Kahlo Bad Wolff bonnie and clyde, baggal21 (28) Marie Antoinette, Saint Joan of Arc, Edgar Allen Poe, The Marquis de Sade, Charles Manson. Bailey (19) Adolf Hitler, Mahatma Gandhi Balaji Harish Iyer (20) MLK, George Orwell, Christopher Hitchens. Bald Sky (38) cleopatra, laura ingalls wilder, al capone, pablo escobar Bambi (17) Raoul Wallenberg barbara (50) Carole Lombard, Piporro, i DON'T know. Barbarita (21) Biblical Barbielebrun Charley the beach chair (54) Any of the twelve disciples who were fishermen Barbielebrun Garry the ghost crab (54) I have no favorites Baron Von Nazzenpoppel (46) emerson & muir basbas (22) Edgar Allan Poe Batgirl (23) Martin Luther King Baylee Hitler, Plato, Caravaggio bc (22) Hitler, Plato, Caravaggio bc (22) Churchill Bdme (23) Robin Hood--he's historical, right? Bea (18) Joan of Arc Bea (18) Zola, Lincoln Bear (49) nicola tesla bearoid (30) Ah, there are way too many to list here; J.S.Bach, George Washington, Muhammad Ali, Django Reinhart Beatlhoven (47) Marie Curie, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Gandhi beatricegasti (30) Warhol, Marie Antoinette Beatrice Moore (30) D. Afonso Henriques Beatriz (13) socrates, plato, aristotle beauty (18) Thomas Jefferson, Ayn Rand, Albert Einstein, W.A. Mozart, Jesus of Galilee, J.R. Oppenheimer Beavis Christ (30) George Washington, Ghandi, but also Hitler and Stalin for teaching us how terrible we cannot allow ourselves to get. Becca (16) Promethius Becca (17) Sylvia Pankhurst, Rosa Parks, John Lennon, Nelson Mandela Becca (21) Napoleon, Audrey Hepburn, and Nelson Mandela even if he is in the present. Becca (19) I really don't know Becca (20) Freddie Mercury Becca (21) Irish Rebels, Chinese Emperors, Samurais, Female Spy's BeckBeck (26) joan of ark becks (24) henry 8th becky (13) All the women who achieved their goals, despite restrictions placed on them because of gender becky (36) I had to do a history presentation on Amelia Earhart last year and I think she was incredible. Bee the oppressed fighting against the oppressors bee (16) budda, Catherine the Great, St. Francis of Assisi, Samuel Clemens beezer (64) Emperor Norton and Groucho Marx. beezersneezer (46) Edison. Epstein (Jacob). Moore (Henry). Marie Curie. Hawking. Beka (33) kennedy & palme belita (39) have not decided yet bella (16) anne frank Bella (17) Coco Chanel, Carolina Herrera Belu (19) You know what Ida, I don't know. I honestly don't know. Next. Ben (23) Pontius Pilate, Plato, Viking Age Iceland Benedict (38) Jeanne la pucelle, Kierkegaard, Socrates Benjamin Thomas Alexander the Great, Jesus, the Poetess Rabi'a Benjamin Urrutia (61) Charles Darwin Benjo (23) Jesus Christ, the Aryans, the authors of the Upanishads etc. Ben Johns (21) Harriet Tubman Bennie (55) Christ Ben Taylor Abraham Lincoln Berlin (25) Mozart, Alexander the Great, Homer, Shakespeare, Tolstoy, King Richard the 1st, and Jesus Christ. Bernard Hartley (18) philosophers, revolutionaries, the oppressed Beth (20) Kurt Vonnegut, Audrey Hepburn, Ayn Rand, Teddy Roosevelt Bethann (35) Gloria Steinman, Coleridge, and Shakespeare Bethany (23) Those who led revolutions of change Bethany Jesus Beth Ellis (15) I do not have any. Beti (24) Franklin D Roosevelt, Cleopatra, Machiavelli Betty Usabiaga (37) Abraham Lincoln Beu Mihac (15) The great sages, saints, mystics, and poets; Namely Hafiz, Ramana Maharshi, The writer of the Vedas, Jesus, Paramahansa Yogananda. Those who let their Light shine to uplift humanity. Bhakti Brophy (41) Sri Jesus the Christ, Hafiz, Adi Shankaracharya, Swamiji Vivekananda, Bade Baba Nityananda, Dostoevsky, Frank Zappa ... Bhakti Brophy (45) Buddha, Gandhi and People who fought their way out Bhargava (25) Leonitus, Themistacles, Augustus Caesar, Brock, James Cook, Bligh, Cochrane, bhl Gandhi, Jesus Fucking Christ, Emmanuel Kant and Einstein, Bhole Aristoteles, Alexander the Great and Jesus Christ Bianca (18) joan. duchamp. the poets. bif MLK, socrates. einstein, biggb (46) dunno big guy (16) Churchill, Alexander the Great, Leonardo da Vinci Bijan (27) George Washington, Colin Powell, Norman Schwartkoff Bill (50) ADOLF HITLER BILLY (38) The poets, prophets and philosophers BillyBobABC123zzz john lennon john belushi billy boy watson (3) Winston Churchill, Vincent Price Billy the Son of the Kid (21) Albert Einstein, Frieda Calla, Charlie Chaplan Biochicklet GANDHI & HITLER BIPS (46) My favorite characters in history is Marie Antoinette . biscotte (13) i think roosevelt is cute bismuth The creators of cinema, founding fathers, Lincoln, BJ (56) none in particular blabla (37) Intellectuals Blackie (20) Claudius, Diogenes the Cynic, Epicurius, Mark Twain, George Washington Blademan (60) Michel Foucault Blaine (21) Too many to name - artists with the courage to do what they love; Isis, Cleopatra, Nefertiti Blair C. (29) Genghis Khan, Machiavelli, William Wallace, Abraham Lincoln Blake (17) Me, myself, and I Blake (24) Benjamin Franklin blake (16) Leonardo da Vinci, Socrates, Evariste Galois Blanca Parra (66) Muhammad Ali/ Rocky Marciano and so many more... Blank Tae Political figures, mainly. blip52 (27) Elizabeth I, Aristotle, JRR Tolkien, Anne Boleyn. BlondShamrock (16) Caeser and Icarus Blood (15) Saladin Blueagle (47) Writers, artists, composers Bluebird (27) Mozart, Winston Churchill BlueOrchid (39) Napoleon, Aristotle, Miyamoto Musashi and Montaigne Bluto (29) Tales, Socrates, Faust, Jesus, Marx, Assange. BM (20) george washington, john coltrane bman (41) jfk, joan of arc bmo Ted Williams, Ty Cobb Bob (22) ah, yes... bob (38) No one Bob (32) Socrates, Confucius, Tolstoy, Da Vinci, Eleanor Roosevelt Boba (22) ghandi, martin luther king, cesar chavez bobblins Ghengis Khan Bobby (22) Pythagoras, Phillip of Macedon, Alexander, Hamilcar Barca, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, Cato the Elder, Marius, Sulla, Caesar Bobby (40) Abraham Lincoln Bobby (21) Genghis Khan bobby I don't have time to dwell in the past bobby (33) Pioneering women Bobia (25) Ceasar, Churchhill, Teddy Roosevelt, etc. boku_wa_kami (25) elizabeth benneth, bridget jones, liz lemon, leslie knobe bomb (30) John F. Kennedy Bonky (26) anyone who listened to both sides of the story Bonnie (15) Mother Theresa, Gandhi, anyone that is selfless and giving to others Boo (36) The unsung. The men and women who quietly raised children who were smarter, heathier, and more compassionate than themselves. bookloverva (58) Christopher George Latore Wallace, Lyndon Johnson Boris (16) Socrates. Borrie (33) charles 1 bov (19) Mozart, Beethoven, Chekhov, Proust, Thoreau Brad (17) Odysseus Brad Connors albert einstien, lewis and clark, gallelio brad w (35) Theodore Roosevelt, Lincoln, men who staid true to their code and lead. Brady (31) Biblical characters, Goethe, Wagner, Lenin, Hitler, Van Acker, Camus bram-is-e-janet-brecht-is-de-max Che Guevara, Fidel Bramma (23) Gandii Breanna (18) General Patton Bree (23) Christ, Seneca, Dante Alighieri, Bertrand Russell, Marilyn Monroe Bree Ogden Ludwig Wittgenstein, Tom Barry, Victor Jara Brendan (24) innovators brent (33) Orwell, Marcus Aurelius, Jefferson, Hunter S Thompson, Muhammad Ali Brent Findley (19) Whoever invented Cheddar, Swiss,and Provolone Brett Ferguson (42) Cleopatra, Hildegard von Bingen Bri (28) Abigail Adams (right tit) bri (17) Those that burn bright for an instant in their life and then die; leaving a legacy for years to come. Brian (22) Those who brought about positive change, plus the geniuses in various fields. Brian (37) I don't think I have a favorite here. Brian (24) Martin Luther, Martin Luther King, Abraham Lincoln Brian A. Henegar (26) greek gods, mythology. very interesting stuff. brianna (18) Frida Kahlo: hispanic artist with beautiful works of art and beautiful eyebrows. BriannaBabyFYS13 None come to mind BriannaFYS13 (18) cincinnatus; marcus aurelius brian S (58) Brien Bereau Brien Moffett Brien Bereau Brien Moffett President Lincoln Brinley (15) Thomas Paine and Boudicca . Bri Toro Cleopatra, Catherine the Great, Simone de Beauvoir, Frida Kahlo, Katherine Dunham, Margaret Sanger, Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham, Joseph Campbell Britta Bandit (30) the scoundrals. Joseph Smith comes to mind... I like my historical figures full of contradictions Brittany (25) Maya Angelou, Paul Brittney Miller (20) Socrates, Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr. brns elenor roosevelt,sojourner truth mary leaky broad (45) MacBeth Brock Schwarzkopf (29) Marilyn Monroe, Nelson Mandela, Charles de Gaulle, Coco Chanel, Leo Tolstoy, Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher Bron Blackwell (37) Churchill, Lincoln, Meir Brooke (53) Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin Brooke Socrates, Jesus, Buddha, and Julius Caesar. Bruce Bennett (20) Moses, the Buddah, Jesus, the Founding Fathers, Albert Einstein, FDR Bruce Shindler (66) Socrates, my parents, William Congreve, Siddartha Gautama Brutus (20) Thomas Paine, Socrates. Bryan R. (21) Not a history buff Bryn (23) St. Ann, St. Augustine, St. Francis of Assissi Brynlea (17) Einstein. Brynn (39) Doc Holliday, Henry VIII Brynn (18) kipling, robert frost, the historical titus pullo and luscius vorenus Bryon Springer (25) Spiderman Bubbles (52) Alexander the Great,Thomas Jefferson, Oscar Wilde bubby (43) the less powerful Bubu (37) cuchulain buckyballs (35) Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother (Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon) Buddy (34) elizabeth fry, rosa parks bug Garibaldi, Kubrick, Literary figures Bugsy Coco Chanel,Wolfgang Mozart, Marilyn Monroe Bulldozer (50) john lennon, mitch hedgeburg, thomas jefferson, jesus bunny Jesus of Nazareth Burella (61) Napoleon Burke (47) Pasteur, and other pioneers of science Burnable_Material_Here (18) ALL ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHERS,MATHEMATICIANS,ASTRONOMERS,POETS BUTTERFLY (41) Buddha,Einstein,Socrates,Marx butunn (19) Franz Kafka. Samuel Beckett. Theodore Metochites. Mihail Petrusevski. Grigor Prlicev Byriver Bloke (24) Margaret Sanger, Esther, Joan of Arc, Marie Curie, Billy Holiday BZ Benjamin Franklin & Andy Warhol C gandhi c (21) A mixture of Alexander the Great and Socrates C (14) Einstein, Hemingway C (20) Socrates, Napolean, C (35) ghandi cacharel (37) Hildegard of Bingen, St. Brigid, Calamity Jane, Bernadette Devlin, Michael Collins, Tom Barry, John Adams Caidy (54) Andrew Jackson, Gandhi, Cleopatra Cailey Napoleon, Getúlio Vargas and Julius Caesar Caio (18) Emmy Noether Caitlin (19) Gregor Mendel, Bourdieu, Hitchens. Caitlin (21) Jesus and Buddha cakes (41) J.R.R Tolkien, C.S Lewis, Albert Camus, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Kurt Cobain. Cal (20) Captain John Yossarian - of Catch 22... really those characters that question what's wrong in the status quo. Camille (52) Abigail Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Joan of Arc, and Nathan Hale. Candice (23) Lincoln, teddy roosevelt, lao tsu, Candlewycke King Henry VIII Tudor, Anne Boleyn, Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, Marie Antoinette, Queen Victoria I, Queen Elizabeth I, King James VI of Scotland Candy Warhol, Dali, Camus, James Dean, Sitting Bull, Rimbaud, Marie-Antoinette, Nureyev Captain Crunch Laura second, mother Teresa Carebeark5 (25) Jacques Louis Mande Daguerre, Saartjie Baartman, carlajwms (49) Bonnie Parker, Lizzie Borden and Ma Barker Carla Tate (19) Draja Mihajlovich Carlie (24) Julius Caesar, Abraham Lincoln, Rommel, Malcolm X Carlisle The unnamed ones. Carlo (26) Lucrezia Borgia, Marie-Antoinette and the 13th Duchess of Alba Carlos A. (24) the dead Carlos Cisne (45) Albert Einstein because he was smarter than all of us, but still made us laugh Carly (19) Snagglepuss Carly C (27) Jesus, Martin Luther King, Carol camus, gandhi, martin luther king, isaac newton, darwin, those that move mankind on to a more enlightened level Carol (60) writers, poets, artists like sartre, cortazar and jung carolina (23) Barack Obama Caroline (38) The sainly artists and sassy saints: Michelangelo, Raphael Sanzio, Teresa of Avila, Francis of Asissi Caroline (25) Elizabeth I, Epictetus, Henry VIII, Victoria and Albert Caroline (33) Edgar Allan Poe, Emily Dickinson, Christina Rossetti, Stephen King, Charles Dickens, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Shirley Jackson, Roald Dahl, Lucy Maud Montgomery, J. K. Rowling Caroline M. (41) John and Abigail Adams, Abraham Lincoln Carol Lacoss (62) Krishnamurti, Francis Bacon, Siddhārtha Gautama, Aegir, Robert Owen. Carolyn (18) Kahlil Gibran Carrie Joan of Arc and any of the explorers Carrie (44) all the people who made a difference, whatever that may be cartike hercules =) Cartman (99) Mary Seacole Cas (25) Abraham Lincoln, Queen Elizabeth, Joan of Arc Casey (36) Macchiaveli, Malcolm X Cassandra Watkins (21) Marin Lutirc. I beat his free dive record that stood for 55 years. Cast (17) Lincoln, FDR, Pericles, Malcolm X, MLK, Harvey Milk, Oskar Schindler, Mary Magdelene Cat (36) Marie Curie Cat (24) Einstein cat (27) Jesus, James Dean, Gandhi Cat (26) Winston Churchill Cat Galileo Galilei, Napoleon, Marie Curie, Vikings cat (20) nobody Catalina (44) Rosalind Franklin, Einstein, Gloria Steinham, Oscar Wilde Cate (23) Aristotle, Epictetus, Simone de Beauvoir Cate (33) Napoleon Catelline (26) Charles Corm, Bashir Gemayel, all martyrs of justice and freedom Catherine If Andy Warhol, Barack Obama, Julius Caesar, and Queen Elizabeth were one person. He would be it. Catherine Jean Joan of Arc, Abraham Lincoln Catherine Mitchell DR Martin Luther King Cathlow Harmon (50) Ghandi, Martin Luther King, Mandela Catlin Benjamin Veronica de Franco, Einstein c.a.torres (39) St. Germaine Cat Podd (37) Cesare Borgia; the Medici; everyone who was too big for this small universe. Catrina (15) Martin Luther King Jr. Cattie Chong (26) Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Cavit Anıl Buram (28) Genghis Khan CC (18) Jesus, George Washington CC (22) churchill, queen of england, jefferson ccc (27) the ones who were ahead of their time ccchnl Alexander the Great, Jesus Christ, Lorenzo de' Medici, Colombo, Elizabeth the 1st cdl (35) Napoleon Cee Cee (17) None that I can think of, there are many significant characters. Celia (15) Muhammad Akbar, Alan Watts, Peter O'Toole Celline Marge (18) aristotle, joan d'arc, leonardo da vinci and Dostoievski cenire (25) Martin Luther king,Audrey Hepburn,C.S. Lewis. cerisetea (34) Napoleon Bonaparte Cestmoi Marc Anthony C face. (22) The philosophers cfm (37) William burroghs lenny Bruce Muhammad Ali Cfreedman (38) Me. ch I don't have a characters history favorite Chacha (13) Anybody who made something outta nothing Chancelor C.J. King (19) Let me think on that... Chandra Alexander (24) Every woman who had the guts to stand on her own two feet. Channon (45) Princess Diana Channy (19) Saint Francis, Saint Augustine, Guy Fawkes and Benito Juárez Chari (21) Napoleon Charlene (17) Lincoln Charlene (50) Shakespeare, Leonardo da Vinci Charlene (18) Spinoza, Pascal, Saint Augustine Charles 01 ( 7) Jesus of Nazarath, Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Martin Luther King Jr, anyone who speaks truth Charles L Davis Jr (51) recent history - music icons. Johnny rotten, jim morrison, bob dylan, johnny cash, many more charlotte (29) Churchill, Stalin, Hitler, Roosevelt Charlotte (18) the ones, for better or worse, who made their mark and stir up excitement to this day. Charlotte H. (23) Any of the defiant thinkers and warriors Charly Mariaan (49) mao,netaji subhash chabdra bose,bhagath singh ,ghandhi ,che gu vera charu (22) I admire Jose Rizal, Einstein and Stephen Hawking Chary Silva (22) Wise people devoting their life into creating a better world for all Chas (20) Jesus Christ, Mahatma Gandhi, me chay (40) Nerfertiti, Julius Caesar, Winston Churchill, Shaka Zulu, Nelson Mandela Cheche (40) Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Ernest Hemmingway, Aristotle, cheeky (26) Gandhi Cheemargh (36) frued chele cinderella, jane eyre, joan of arc chelle (47) All the kings before me, in my father's family. Chelsea (23) Nell Gwynn, Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII, Lady Jane Grey, Mrs. Winchester (Widow of inventor of Winchestor Rifles) Chelsea Smith (24) Martin Luther King, Ghandi, Harriet Tubman, Leonardo Da Vinci Chelsea Whiting (26) Pangloss Chelsy Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, Oprah Winfrey, Ellen Degeneres Cherie (40) I am quite fond of many of our Civil Rights leaders Cherish Robinson (21) Queen Elizabeth, Buddha, Emperor Ashoka, Ghandi Cherlyn (40) Snow White for living amongst a group of men in a forest-and those who enjoy intrigue and a great sense of humour Cherub (30) lincoln Cheryl (38) Anyone having to do with civil rights and desegregation Cheryl Barnette (59) Marquis de Lafayette, JFK, ALexander of Macedonia, Churchill, The Unknown Protestor , Che, Vlad III, Chengiz, Oscar Wilde. Cheshire (22) shakespeare, oscar wilde, sylvia plath, germaine greer, leonardo da vinci, Salvador Dali, Antoni Gaudi Chickpea (31) John Stewart, Bill Clinton Chico (46) Patton, Leonitus I, Alexander the Great, and Czar Vasiliev ChiefJ42 (44) eleanor roosevelt, shel silverstein, steven biko, van gogh and Dali chiklitz76 (39) Socrates? Van Gogh Chili (17) Katharine Hepburn, Arevalo, Arbenz, Churchill, Roosvelt, Chinita (34) Karna Chinnu (38) The Gladiators of ancient rome Chip Griphix (35) Lee Kuan Yew Chiu Jing Hua (17) Hitler, ghandi, chloe (21) Proust, Chocolate Bunny (32) mark Anthony Chonda Those in my personal history Choraven (32) Certainly the loss of any figure would alter the world as it is, so, I cannot choose. Chris (16) Marie Antoinette, Joan of Arc Chris Malcolm X. Martin Luther King Jr. Also, men and women like them who provided me an opportunity for the life I have. Chris (19) Leonardo DaVinci, Voltaire Chris Tesla, Benjamin Franklin Chris (13) The major successful philosophers Chris Martin Luther King, Jr and Mahatma Gahndi Chris Glass (39) T.E. Lawrence, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Winfield Scott Hancock, Henry VIII (not admirable but certainly fascinating) Chris S. Mother teresa, mlk, jfk, princess diana nd monroe Christabelle (29) Gandhi, again Jesus, James Cook (and his crew) Christian (44) Stalin, Hitler, khan Krum, tzar Simeon, tzar Samuil Christian Boyanov (24) Jesus Christ, King Aurthur, Shakespeare, Paul the Apostle Christian Soldier (33) Andy Warhol, Alfred Hitchcock Christina (26) Anne Boleyn. Christina Kronberg (23) Rosa Parks, Susan B. Anthony. Anyone who carried the battle flag for a worthwhile cause Christina Tounzen Lewis and Clark, the great American explorers. Christina X. (37) rosa parks and ghandi christine (18) Richard Nixon, Thomas Jefferson, Malcolm X, Sitting Bull Christobel (17) Richard Nixon, Sitting Bull, and Kierkegaard Christobel in College (18) Genghis Khan, FDR and Christopher (24) Hitler, Prabupada, Lincoln, Jackson, Ayan Hersi Ali, Bogart Christopher Blaum (37) Albert Einstein Christopher Boone President James K. Polk, Socrates Christopher James Stagg (16) Alexander the Great, Tutankhamen, Martin Luther and Jesus. Christopher M. (31) Shakespeare, Bob Dylan, tbh its a hard question I haven't thought about this in years. Christopher Mitchell (17) Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X Christopher Ross (23) Vlad the Impaler, who fought harder for his family than Vlad? christy (44) Jesus Christ Chuck (43) Jesus Christ Chuck (44) Mother Teresa, Marquis de Sade, Vasco da Gama, Goethe, Humbold Chunky Lover I dont have any Ciara (24) A mixture of strong women Ciara (22) Couldn't name one Cickany (51) I don't even know what be considered a character in history. I'm too dumb. Ciera (16) Jesus, Paul the Apostle Cilie (50) I'm drawn to those persons who have shown unique inventiveness and creativity.... not just in the arts. Cindy Zelda Fitzgerald, Simone deBeauvoir cindy (50) Too many to name Cindy (24) Alexander the Great, Caesar, FDR, Winston Churchill Cindy (22) DaVinci, Victoria Woodhull Cindy (50) Mary Magdalen CindyLu (58) King Arthur, Raymond Buckland, Scott Cunningham, John F. Kennedy, Theadore Roosevelt, Franklin Rooosevelt, Colin Powell Cissa Fireheart (32) Ernist Shackelton and Santa Clause cizz Gandhi, JFK, Adolf Hitler, Abraham Lincoln CJ (18) queen margaret, joan of arc, serena williams CJN (21) Genghis khan, he has a cool name. Cla (22) I don't really have an answer for this. Claire St. George, St. Anthony, Mussolini Claire (32) Anyone who was ever brave: Queen Elizabeth, Sigmund Freud, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, King Arthur; the list goes on. Claire Bartholomew (16) People who were enlighted ahead of their time, the Buddha, Gallileo, Darwin ... ClaireW (65) The brave Clancy Elizabeth I Clara (20) Enstein, Jesus, Abraham Clara Andrew Jackson, Socrates, Jesus Clarissa (18) Hannibal, Ṣalāḥ ad-Dīn Yūsuf ibn Ayyūbi, Max Planck Clark Langridge (32) Queen Elizabeth I, Joan of Arc, Madeleine Albright, Martin Luther King Jr., Cesar Chavez Clau joan of arc, Jesus Claudia (36) Clay Douglass: Jesus, The Buddha Clay Douglass (34) ? clazza mgee i dont have any that i can recall Clelia Beatriz Valdez (22) It's the general De Gaulle clemfolk49 (13) The ones who didn't get the credit they deserve Cleo (∞) Egon Schiele, Bach, Mozart., Vivaldi, Alistar Crowley, Anton Levey. clockwork (34) Elizabeth 1 cm (57) Gandhi, Henry the fifth, Plato, Phidipides, Jesus, Churchill, Kepler, Magellan, Alexander the Great, michaelangelo,Archimedes, Jefferson, Shakespeare Coastside007 (42) Many but mostly i got to vote Wittgenstein cobweb (24) John Stow and Sir Christopher Wren CockneyKnight (48) Shakespeare, Mary Wollstonecraft, Colette, Henry Miller, Frida Kahlo, Giovanni Boccaccio Coco (31) Simone de Beauvoir, Mohammed, Siddharta Gautama, Táhirih Coco (19) The Cat in the Hat and The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. CocoPuff2016 (44) Ghandi, Picasso, Plato codered (18) Malcom X Cody (25) The eccentric, enlightened artists, hermits, authors and philosophers who were cooks in their own time and geniuses nowadays. Cody Gould (17) Gandhi and Mlk Jr Col (41) Winston Churchill, Sir Isaac Newton, Howard Hughes, Stephen Hawking Colin (39) J.D. Salinger, Walt Whitman, Ernest Hemingway, Socrates, Shakespeare. Colin (22) I do not have any favorite ones - maybe Katherine the Great of Russia?! Colorful (28) The wolf. Colton (27) I find that i do not completely agree with any one person comnomnomor (15) Queen Victoria, Winston Churchill, Mothe Teresa Connie Edgar Allen Poe Connor St. John. Connor Napoleon conor (34) marco polo constanceeee (19) Plato, Alexander Constantin (32) I wish I knew more about history, I live too much in the present. Consuela Gandhi Bill Gates Cookie montgomery cookie Thomas Jefferson cookie (51) Nicola Tesla Cora (26) Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presly Core (25) Rosa Luxembourg, Socrates, Le Comte de Lautreamont, Frida Kahlo, Rodin Corentine (25) John Muir. Corey Martin Luther King Jr corinne B.F. Skinner Cory (22) cinderella, elizabeth bennett, underdogs coming out on top cpaters1 (26) Bertrand Russell, George Orwell cr The Marx brothers. Craig Suga Biles (22) the great military generals creed (35) Jesus, Margaret Thatcher, Pontius Pilate, Crimson (60) do I have any? cris Juana de Arco Crisfe (31) Socrate, Cristi Einstein, Newton, Plato, Homer, Archimedes, Aristotle, Hitler. Crystal (17) Literary figures, mostly, poets, and artist types, (The Bloomsbury Group) Crystal (32) Teddy Roosevelt Crystal (22) I do not really read. Crystal (34) My husband is not a character, but a hero. He fought to protect me from the Hockstoolum tribe. Crystal (35) Pharrell Williams csheehan (17) ghandi cuchi (40) Ghandi, Claus von Stauffenberg, Newton, Lincoln, Zola, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky cucu (26) Jesus, Ghandi, Mandela, Nicola Tesla, Newton, Pythagoras, Niel Bohrs cvelez (64) Jesus, mother teresea, robert fulghum, and sue thomas cweekly Most of the Western missionaries who laid their lives for people of other nations. Cyan Imsomething (28) Abraham Lincoln d0701 (29) Cleopatra, Aphrodite, Marilyn Monroe, D What he said D (32) GENGHIS KHAN, DAD Mom, dad...my uncle is really cool too Dad (42) MLK JFK Daesia Garcia (16) Elizabeth I, Catherine the Great, Cleopatra, Abigail Adams, Amelia Earhart Daffy Sue Esposito (60) the suffragettes Daisy (17) Norse and Greek gods Daisy Abe Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Emmanuel detario. Dakota Swaveman (18) Charles Darwin, Bertrand Russell, Nicola Tesla, Leonardo Da Vinci D_Alex (46) I can't say I like any of them - perhaps Wat Tyler, Martin Luther King Jr? dA member: sonicbutterfly (17) Aristotle - Florence Nightingale - Queen Elizabeth I - Solomon. Damien TC (36) Iconoclasts like Martin Luter and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dan (29) Shostakovich, da Vinci Dan Benjamin Franklin Dan (39) Regan Dan (51) Those who made an impact Danae (17) My Chemical Romance Danger (16) John Steinbeck, Martin Luther, and Bettie Page. Dani (31) blackbeard, calico jack, mary read, anne bonney, bart roberts Dani (19) Gandhi Daniel (25) Alexander the Great, Richard the Lionheart, Amelia Earheart and Marie Antoinette Daniel (16) Nikola Tesla Daniel Below Greek gods Daniella (27) Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde, and the Bronte sisters. Danielle (15) Nefertiti, Harriet Tubman, Hypatia. Danielle (35) founding fathers DanielleKeith (19) Socrates, Jesus Christ, Daniel Molina (20) I like David Carradine. Daniel Phelps (23) The Celts of northern Europe for defying the Romans, Daniel Stephens (Character Sketch) (22) princess diana, jackie o, audrey hepburn, elizabeth taylor daniiii (18) Krishna, Buddha, Jesus, Sts. Catherine of Siena, Margaret of Cortona, Angela of Foligno, Rose of Lima... Daniil (22) I'd have to say my favorite character is Pegasus. That old buzzard really is a character. He was really something to see when he was young. He was pretty much a major stud for helping my cousin Perseus kill the smelly Kraken. Yeah, Pegasus was a badass. DaniStory (29) Abraham Lincoln, St. Augustine, Mjr. Richard Winters Danny (25) Greek mythological characters Daph (45) no one Darcy (20) alexander the great dario (21) Strong women Darlene (29) Pretty much any Biblical "character". Darnell History has characters, like fiction? DashEloise (32) Horatio Nelson, William Stanier, Pat Collins Dave Cresswell (46) free thinkers, MLK, Socrates DaveG (39) Margaret Thatcher, Winston Churchill, and Dave Whitaker (40) Hector of troy, heroes of the jewish uprising who willingly fought whilst understanding their fate Davey (18) Stalin, Genghis Kahn, MLK Jr., Wolfe Tone DaveyD (24) My Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Abraham Lincoln, Paul, Patton David (19) Alice Stateman, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and FDR. David (10) goerge washington, thomas edison David (18) ordinary people David (63) Solon, Milton, Jesus, Plotinus David (24) Lee Kuan Yew David Tesla David (51) Ernesto Guevara david baiguera (35) Albert Einstein, the profound humanitarian genius; Ovid, the most complete documentor of classical myth David E.J.A Bennett (29) Dido David K (46) Socrates David Sergio Cisneros Ardura (46) Plato, Schopenhauer, Goethe, Mahatma Gandhi and Winston Churchill. David Timme (19) Julius Caesar, John Lennin, and Martin Luther King Jr. Davie (16) Buda Davi Silva (21) Mother Theresa, Jesus, Abraham Lincoln Dawn Robinette (51) Sherlock Holmes Dawson Madam C.J. Walker because she went after her dreams when the world was literally against her. What a strong black woman she was! And I love for my hair to look good. Daxion Mr. Dax Johnson (29) mother teresa Daydreamer (18) Gandhi Daydreamer (63) Gandhi Daydreamer (63) William Lever, Walt Whitman, and Henri Cartier Bresson dbrown (24) Franklin Delano Roosevelt dcsnowbunny (25) Marco Polo Dd (43) Rosa Luxemburg. Jun Tsuji. David Bowie. Socrates. Augustus Caesar. Too many. DDG9000 (25) Spartacus, Levski, Einstein Dea (40) Amelia Earhart. Abraham Lincoln. Oscar Wilde. Madame Curie. Jesus Christ. D. E. Alvis (58) Saladin, Akbar II, and Henry VIII, because Henry VIII does whatever the fuck he wants Dean (17) Hercules DeAndre Beck (20) Midnight DeAnna Alexander (35) Eleanor Rooselvelt, Jacqueline Kennedy, Scarlett O'Hara Deanna Sanders (44) Socrates, Mother Teresa, Ghandi, Martin Luther King, budda Deb (37) Joan of Arc, Cleopatra, Mamah Borthwick Debby Creech-West (43) Herodotus, Henry IV of France Deborah S. Wilson (56) King Henry IV of France Deborah Wilson Martin Luther king Debster (48) bell hooks, simone de beavoir Declan Cohen (35) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. & Rosa Parks. De-De (36) Ovid, Caligula, Plato, Napolean, leonardo Da Vinci Dee (24) Teddy Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Hamilton Dee (19) Jefferson, Plato DefMelon Alexander the Great, Achilles, Julius Ceaser Deja Vu (20) Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr Delaney , Duke of wellington, Sir Winston Churchill, Delia Webster (80) My grandfather. delice_ok (21) if they are characters are they real? who are they really? dendoo (23) Atticus Finch Denine (24) none Denise 1 Lincoln, Charles Westley, those who through faith and perserverance change the course of history. Dennis (61) George Patton, Teddy Roosevelt, Douglas Fairbanks, Bruce Lee Dennis Theodore (37) Constantinos the Great. denny (23) B.B. Warfield, Charles H. Spurgeon, W.A. Criswell Denny Socrates, Immanuel Kant, Andres Bonifacio Densio (25) Ben Franklin, William Shakespeare, Galileo, Walt Whitman, John Milton Derek (27) Doc Holliday Derek Ambrose (22) hero derp (22) leila khalid desert dweller Johannes Kepler, Charles Darwin devanand Don't care... Devon (18) Freud, Picasso, Dali, Shel Silverstein, my best friends, many more. Devon Lisenby (20) Marx, Joyce, Beckett, Kerouac Dev Tucker (17) Jesus Christ and all the prophets Devu (22) Nelson Mendella Dezirae (17) Jesus and Buddha DH (39) joan of arc (real), jules vern, jesus, job diana (52) Jesus Diana (20) I don't have Diana (15) all women Diana Joan of Arc Diana Thomas - English Thursday 6pm (38) Mother Teresa; Martin Luther King; Benjamin Franklin; Bobby Kennedy; Rosa Parks Diane (53) Gandhi, Socrates, Shakespeare DianeD (50) ataturk, omar khayyam Diarre Ibrahim (22) Muhammad pbuh & Muhammad Ali dida (14) Friedrich Nietzsche. Diego Miguel Danura Puyó (30) Frank Abgnale, Christopher Hitchens, Anne Boleyn Dietgingerale Pitaghoras, Vasil Levski, Aristotle, Caeser. Dimitar Atanasov (25) aristotle , karl marx , buddha , jesus dimitris (25) Jose Rizal Dindin (20) Leonidas, Alexander the Great, and Hitler Dino (18) Cleopatra, Harriet Tubman, Maria Callas, Buddah, and Gandhi. Diona (19) Socrates. dionysis_dt (24) Sun Tzu and General George Patton Dirk Radman (35) winston churchill Divya (20) The nameless people who sacrificed for what's right. Dixon Wragg Johnny Appleseed. Unassuming and free as he planted apple trees for future generations to enjoy. DizzyblondeChic (55) none Dj None dlew919 (40) I don't follow history dmca (38) eamon devalera, jesus, bobby kennedy, john lennon Doc55 (55) All those who created something to make our life better: Turing, Einstein, Michelangelo, Newton, etc.. Dolna (39) Plato, Heidegger, Derrida Dolores Nabokov (26) dddddd Dom Jesus for His sacrifice, Edgar Caycee for his abilities, Socrates for his works, and Gandhi for his message. Dominic (17) Socrates, Plato, Wittgenstein, Musashi Miyamoto. Dominick (23) John Lennon, Muhatma Ghandi, Henry David Thoreau, Leo Tolstoy, Karl Marx and Jean-Paul Sartre Dominick Miller (19) Socrates, Plato, Spinoza and the Spanish Republicans Dominick Miller (20) Socrates, Gandhi, Percy Bysshe Shelley. Dominick Miller (21) MLK Dominique I don't believe I know anything about historical figures, since history lies. Dona (35) I don't know much about history DonAli (33) Nebuchadnezzar, Shakespeare, Socrates donkeys4eva (20) Ronald Reagan donna obrien (54) marx doodledoo12345 Joan of Arc Dor (50) Napoleon, Caligula, Akenaton, Ba'al. Dori (23) Jesus email@example.com (50) Sidartha, Confucio, Benedetti, Sabines Dothzilla (33) Christ, Buddha, and Shakespeare Doug (30) Jesus Christ, St Paul. Elizabeth 1 Mary Queen of Scots, Queen Victoria Doug Lambert (65) It's much easier to recall those I hate. Douni The Egyptians, the Mayans, people who discover things and build wonders Dracontomelum (30) Nadežda Petrović, Gavrilo Princip, Draža Mihailović, Anne Bolein Dragana (22) Don't ask me about history right now! I'm studying for a test and I hate every important figure who ever lived. Dragontongue (22) Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher Dre (35) I don't have any Dre (17) People who have made this planet better for animals Dreamboat Annie Jesus DreamBrother (27) The Greek skeptics Dreda (23) Houdini, Elizabeth I, Oscar Wilde, Eleanor of Aquitane, De Sade, Drella (26) Plato, Einstein, Ben Franklin, Drew (26) martin Luther king Drew (16) Caligula, Charlemagne, Napoleon drift Alexander the Great, Tamerlane, Qin Shi Huang Dr. Isaac Busafalus (53) scanderbeg, mararet thacher dritjeta (42) I like them all Dr. J (76) Spinoza, Sappho, Hecate, Saint Cecilia. 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South Africa will look to extend their lead at the top of the Rugby Championship table with a pivotal matchup set to unfold in Perth on Saturday.
The Wallabies host a Springboks side riding high on their back-to-back wins over Argentina, but Ewen McKenzie's side should give the table-toppers a sterner test of their mettle, at least in theory.
McKenzie's men are hoping to bounce back from an embarrassing 51-20 defeat at the hands of New Zealand, and with changes being rung throughout both line-ups, we highlight the most essential head-to-head battles.

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Tragic Loss
GGG Triplets!!! :)
Cameron, Courtney & Chelsea born on 4/25/10 at 34 weeks
My heart goes out to Jane and her family. This is every mothers worst fear. I will keep them in my thoughts and prayers.
An unspeakable loss - there are simply no words. Jane, my heart is broken for you. You are in my thoughts.
BBG born on September 25, 2010 at 31.5 weeks Baby A: Colin, 2lb12oz / Baby B: Keith, 3lb14oz / Baby C: Evelyn, 2lb13oz
Baby #4 due June, 2013
Dearest Jane:
I'm not the mother of triplets, but I am a mother -- and my heart is broken for you. Please know that there are many people from around the world who don't personally know you but who are sending our prayers to you and your husband. No parents should have to ever face what you are going through.
I am thinking of you & your angels.
With deepest sympathy from Sydney,
DD (08/05) - Asperger's/ADHD/Gifted * DS (10/07) - A Little Less Complicated
Not a triplet mum either but a fellow New Zealand mum, absolutely heartbreaking news. The Weekes family is in my thoughts.
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Hearts break over the world for you and your family. I hope the love felt for you eases some of the pain some day.
DS "Peachy" Mar '09Y3 AngelsY"Lychee" Aug '13
Anahi (32), DH Josh (31) The triplets Liam, Leo & Luka, born at 36weeks. And our dogs (also known as babies) Cuzco & Mancora... woof woof
There are just no words to sufficiently express my sadness and sorrow for Jane and Martin. No mother and father should ever have to suffer this great of a loss.
We will never forget Lille, Jackson and Willsher and we will honor them forever.
We are here for you during this unfathomable time.
Mom to GGG triplets born 8.7.10 at 32 weeks, 1 day
I am so sorry for you loss. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
Lindsay(31)DH(36) Mr & Mrs Est. 8/5/06
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The Auxiliary Building
The first building we are going to construct is what I will call the Auxiliary Building. This is a 4 meter square building that will house a backup generator, batteries and inverter and act as storage for extra chairs and such when the main building is open. During construction, it will serve as a storage space for tools and equipment.
The building will be constructed from concrete block with a concrete floor and metal roof supported by metal 2x4s. All of one side and half of a second will be built using "decorative block"—one foot square blocks with a bunch of opening in them. This will serve to allow free air flow for the generator and batteries.
Sounds totally normal for Nicaragua and probably even fairly normal if you were doing the same thing in the U.S. But, we have a few local twists to make this at least amusing. Here goes.
- We need to get the road repair work done so trucks with building materials can make it to the building site.
- To repair the road, we need water to mix concrete.
- We need electricity to run a pump to get the water.
- The electric utility won't hook up the power until they see construction in process.
- We can't bring in the generator until we have a building and a road.
Now, if you know of a project management program that can solve that problem, let me know. If not, I will make Gixia, my business partner, solve it. Her job is to do the impossible.
In any case, in her absence (she has been in the UK for a month) I have been trying to get some things sorted out and designed. The Auxiliary Building design was a good example. I can't say I went overboard with Linux on the design but it was used. First, I had to make a decision about roofing material. The choice was between Nicalit, pretty much like cement with fibers in it, or metal, commonly called a "zinc roof" here.
Nicalit offers a better thermal barrier and looks nicer (you can get it in red so it almost looks like clay tile) but it weighs more, costs more and, most important, requires a greater pitch. The greater pitch means taller walls on one end of the building. KCalc to the rescue.
In a past life I had a scientific calculator—in other words, one with trigonometric functions. Even my wife had one. But, mine has vanished and hers has gone to calculator heaven. KCalc addressed the problem just fine and I did remember enough trig to actually solve the problem. Zinc it is.
The next problem was to make some drawings so a bricklayer could actually make what I have in mind. Now, to give you some background, the only class I ever failed in my life was Mechanical Drawing in high school. While I think the major problem was a distraction in the classroom—I forget her name—it is still pretty clear that something other than me doing the drawing work was the best answer.
Enter CYCAS3, a program for
doing drawings which includes great support for architectural
drawings. It is available for download as a DEB, an RPM or a
tarball and you get your choice of the English or German version. I
uneventfully downloaded the DEB package and a quick
sudo dpkg
--install cycas3-en_3.80-5_i386.deb installed it. It
appeared in the Graphics menu and all seems well.
Now, before I go into my specific experiences, let me talk about the license. What I downloaded for free is "CYCAS public". This is for non-commercial use. More important, it has no import filters, only supports one drawing layer, only exports to POV-Ray, PDF, EPS ans SVG and has a maximum print/export size of A4 or US Letter. The basic version is only about $100 and offers support for up to 1000 layers, DXF single-layer and 3DS import and a print size of A3 or US Tabloid. The final step up is the professional version that will do, well, most anything.
While I prefer Open Source software, after looking at the other Linux-based choices for doing the kind of drawing I need, CYCAS was the best fit. Should I actually need to do more drawings I will purchase the basic version.
While drawing lines and boxes in any program will be relatively easy, if you want to do a real architectural drawing, it gets a bit harder. For example, walls are not things with no thickness. Well, CYCAS knows about walls and even about different types of walls. Better yet, there is a tutorial which even includes an example of doing a garage plan. The building I am doing is not that far from building a garage. Quickly going through the tutorial is well worth it. After that, a few lookups in the reference guide and you should be well on your way.
This description is from the beginning of the tutorial.
CYCAS is used in a step by step, point to point mode of operation which gives you total control over every detail. The input of data in CYCAS is done by confirming each step and you have several input options. In order to illustrate this philosophy we urge you to try the following examples. The examples "Triangle" and "Square" are designed to briefly demonstrate the input of drawing elements in CYCAS. The third example "Garage" illustrates how you draw walls and openings and it shows up how to combine the input options in CYCAS. Finally we will guide you how you can create a perspective view of the garage easily.
Now, I have never used AutoCAD because it isn't available for my computer system so I don't know how much work drawing this building would be in AutoCAD vs. CYCAS. But, I do know that CYCAS works, did what I needed and didn't cost me anything. So, it gets a gold star in my book.
That's it for now. I'm still looking for that project management answer. I'll keep you posted.
Oh, one followup on LimeSurvey. The survey I wanted it for is about what a Gringo might want in the way of housing if he were to move to Nicaragua. If you have any interest, that survey is available here. On the list for the future is a survey of non-Nicaraguans who have lived in Nicaragua for two or more years. This was suggested by one of the people that took the first survey.
Phil Hughes
How much power does this
How much power does this pump need, can't you just use a small freestanding generator under a tapaulin cover or an inverter in a vehicle (I hear some hybrids are good for running inverters because they can maintain charge without running the engine continously).
And you don't generally need concrete to make a servicable road that will pass trucks.
Is this a real problem or were you just contriving an example to make a point?
Real problem
While a small generator can address the temporary needs (and probably will), that doesn't solve the road problem. In the rainy season (May to November), this area gets a lot of rain. In many places what is left of the current road is below the level of the surrounding land and there are ojos de agua (springs) in the area. Thus, the road is more like a swamp in places and/or washed out way beyond what a truck can handle.
While we could toss some dirt or crushed rock on the road today, as soon as it rains this temporary repair would be quickly washed away. The solution here is to build vados. There are cement "dips" such that the water can cross the road without destroying it. If we didn't build them now then we would have to interrupt construction later in order to re-repair the road. As we see heavy construction going on from March to probably November, now is the time.
Phil Hughes
PM Software
PM software primarily tracks progress. Good software will not correct bad planning. Make sure you plan your project completely before entering data; an outliner actually works quite well up front.
Phil, These are problems to
These are problems to have. I envy you. :)
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