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Jim Bowie (3276 bytes)
1: <div style="float: right; ">[[Image:Jimbowie.jpeg]]</div> 2: ... - [[March 6]], [[1836]]), better known as '''Jim Bowie''', was a [[pioneer]] and [[soldier]] who took a ... 4: ...nife he carried, which came to be known as the "[[Bowie knife]]". Stories of his [[frontier spirit]] has ... 8: ...childhood in Louisiana. He was the child of Rezin Bowie and Elve Ap-Catesby Jones, who had previously set... 10: ...Lafitte]] to buy and sell slaves. James and Rezin Bowie became quite wealthy from the several trades that... Bowie (367 bytes) 1: '''Bowie''' is the name of several well-known people: 2: *[[Jim Bowie]], Texas pioneer and soldier 3: *[[Bowie knife]] his famous knife 4: *[[David Bowie]], influential British rock and roll musician, ar... 6: '''Bowie''' is the name of several places in the [[United ... Joanne W. Bowie (486 bytes) 1: [[image:JoanneWalkerBowie.JPG|frame|Rep. Joanne Bowie]] 3: ...s consultant from [[Greensboro, North Carolina]], Bowie is currently (2003-2004 session) serving in her e... Lester Bowie (2886 bytes) 1: '''Lester Bowie''' ([[11 October]] [[1941]] – [[8 November]... 3: Born in [[Frederick, Maryland]], Bowie grew up in [[St Louis, Missouri]]. At age five, ... 5: ...a]], and played and recorded with [[Fela Kuti]]. Bowie's onstage appearance, in a white lab coat, with h... 7: ..., a [[brass instrument|brass]] [[nonet]] in which Bowie demonstrated jazz's links to other forms of popul... 9: Although seen as part of the [[avant garde]], Bowie embraced techniques from the whole history of jaz... David Bowie (31762 bytes) 1: ...[Image:David Bowie Portrait.jpg|thumb|175px|David Bowie]] 2: ...[January 8]], [[1947]]), better known as '''David Bowie''', is a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[rock and ro... 6: ...s groups, such as "The Lower Third" in [[1960s]]. Bowie's greatest strength through his career has been h... 8: ...tly [[dilated]]. (Underwood later did artwork for Bowie's album covers.) 10: ...e]] and his famous [[Bowie Knife]].(David rhymes "Bowie" with "[[Joey]]"). Oden Bowie (994 bytes) 1: [[Image:Governor oden bowie of maryland.jpg|right|150px|]] 3: '''Oden Bowie''' ([[November 10]], [[1826]] – [[December ... 5: The city of [[Bowie, Maryland]] is named after the governor who was a... 13: [[Category:Governors of Maryland|Bowie, Oden]] 14: [[Category:Maryland State Senators|Bowie, Oden]] Zowie Bowie (423 bytes) 1: ...he choice to change his name in the future. Zowie Bowie's birth prompted David to write the song ''Kooks'... Bowie, Texas (2928 bytes) 1: '''Bowie''' is a city located in [[Montague County, Texas]... 4: [[Image:TXMap-doton-Bowie.PNG|right|Location of Bowie, Texas]] 5: Bowie is located at 33°33'36" North, 97°50'40" ... 19: ...icles/view/BB/hfb3.html Handbook of Texas Online: Bowie, Texas] 22: [http://www.bowietxchamber.org/ The City of Bowie, Texas Chamber of Commerce] Malcolm Bowie (63 bytes) 1: '''Malcom Bowie''' is Master of [[Christ's College, Cambridge]] Bowie knife (9597 bytes) 1: ...knife designed by Colonel [[Jim Bowie|James "Jim" Bowie]] and originally created by [[James Black]]. 3: ...wie_knife_1.jpg|Bowie knife|right|frame|A typical bowie knife, with its hallmark large blade and unique s... 6: ... a series of knives improved several times by Jim Bowie over the years. 8: The version most commonly known as the historical Bowie knife was rather large and of massive constructio... 10: ...e well as tools for hunters and trappers, but the Bowie knife was designed to do both jobs well, and is s... Bowie Kuhn (1455 bytes) 1: '''Bowie Kent Kuhn''' (born [[October 28]], [[1926]] in [[... 3: ...berroth]]) in 1985. In [[1970]] Kuhn described [[Jim Bouton]]'s ''[[Ball Four]]'' as "detrimental to b... 9: [[Category:1926 births|Kuhn, Bowie]] 10: [[Category:Baseball commissioners|Kuhn, Bowie]] Bowie Baysox (695 bytes) 1: [[Image:BowieBaysox_100.png|right|Bowie Baysox]] 3: ... at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium before moving to Bowie in 1993. The team is currently owned by the [[Co... 6: * [http://www.baysox.com/ Bowie Baysox web site] Bowie, Maryland (7236 bytes) 1: '''Bowie''' is a city located in [[Prince George's County,... 4: ...road]]. The town was subsequently rechartered as Bowie. In the early days the land was subdivided by de... 6: ...f "Belair at Bowie". Two years later the Town of Bowie annexed the Levitt properties, and then it re-inc... 8: ...inal Belair Estate contains the [[Belair Mansion, Bowie, Maryland|Belair Mansion]] (circa [[1745]]), the ... 12: ...lroad|railroading]]. The town grew up around the Bowie Station, and emerged as an important rail town. ... Sam Bowie (817 bytes) 1: '''Sam Bowie''' (born [[March 17]], [[1961]] in [[Lebanon, Pen... David Bowie discography (6192 bytes) 35: *[[2000 in music|2000]] [[Bowie at the Beeb: Best of the BBC Recordings 68-72]] #... 40: *[[1976 in music|1976]] [[Changesonebowie]] #2 UK, #10 US 41: *[[1981 in music|1981]] [[The Very Best of David Bowie]] #3 UK 42: *[[1981 in music|1981]] [[Changestwobowie]] #24 UK, #68 US (1982 release) 45: ...[[1984 in music|1984]] [[Fame and Fashion - David Bowie's All Time Greatest Hits]] #40 UK, #147 US David Bowie (album) (931 bytes) 1: ...ously titled debut album of rock musician [[David Bowie]], released [[June 2]] [[1967]] in the [[United K... 5: All songs written by David Bowie. 25: * Musical arrangements: Dek Fearnley/David Bowie 29: [[Category:David Bowie albums]] Robert Bowie Owens (238 bytes) 1: '''Robert Bowie Owens''' ([[1870]] - [[1940]]) was a [[United Sta... 5: [[Category:1870 births|Owens, Robert Bowie]] 6: [[Category:1940 deaths|Owens, Robert Bowie]] Bowie State University (5943 bytes) 1: ... located on 338½ acres (1.4 km²) in [[Bowie, Maryland]], is part of the [[University System o... 4: ... seal_image=[[image: bowiestateuniversityseal.jpg|Bowie State University Seal]] | 9: location=[[Bowie, Maryland]] | 15: website=bowiestate.edu 20: Bowie State's history began in [[1865]] when the Baltim... Bowie County, Texas (3672 bytes) 1: ...rences|<sup>6</sup>]]. Bowie is named for [[James Bowie]], the legendary [[knife]] fighter who died at th... 2: ...argin-left:5px">[[Image:Map of Texas highlighting Bowie County.png]]</div> 37: ...s.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/BB/hcb11.html Bowie County in ''Handbook of Texas Online''] at the [[... 39: [[Category:Texas counties]][[Category:Bowie County, Texas| ]] Darkness and Disgrace: Des de Moor and Russell Churney Perform the Songs of David Bowie (4595 bytes) 2: ...or and Russell Churney Perform the Songs of David Bowie'' 27: #"Future Legend" ([[David Bowie]])/"Bewitched" ([[Richard Rodgers]]) - 1:09 28: #:Originally from the [[David Bowie]] album ''[[Diamond Dogs]]'' ([[1974]]) 29: #"Diamond Dogs" (Bowie) - 3:52 30: #:Originally from the [[David Bowie]] album ''[[Diamond Dogs]]'' ([[1974]])
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