Alexander Graham Bell.

I checked .

But my general trivia question is ...
Does carrot cake count as a serving of vegetables?...
Inquiring minds ..

And many recipes also add in nuts (usually walnuts or pecans) and raisins. Add in the cream cheese frosting (that's dairy, yes?) and voila! A healthy dessert! 😄😋😂🥕🍰🥕

A stand alone well balanced meal...

all the food groups

The General Electric Showcase House was at 1669 San Onofre Drive in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles in California. It was built as a residence for the American actor Ronald Reagan and his family. Reagan served as a spokesperson for the American conglomerate General Electric, who furnished the house with the latest consumer products. The house was featured in advertisements for General Electric. Reagan and his family lived at the house until his election as President of the United States in 1980. wikipedia

Could 'well-known' also be subjective?

Or Jimmy Schwartz, the artist and beatnik friend of British singer, songwriter, poet & guitarist Roy Harper, who has released 22 studio albums and 10 live albums.
(That Jimmy Schwartz died in 2012)

Seems like a Gilded Age thing.

just a WAG

the sign would read
JP Morgan is a douche. Thank you for reading.

"I only play the piano, but tonight god is in the house"?

I think most jazz piano players know that quote. I think I heard it the first time when I was 11 or 12 when first exposed to Tatum's recording by my jazz coach. He's probably the one who said it.
Fats wax a great stride piano player,but....Art could do what Fats did, but the reverse wasn't true. Hardly anybody could do what Art was capable of. The only one that immediately comes to mind is Oscar Peterson.

He's near the top of almost every great piano players GOAT list.
They all know!

NC....

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Never hit by a bullet, even though in the famous "gunfight" bullets went through his duster, he was never hit.

Secretariat?

I was in my 3rd year of HS at the time and we had a priest (Geometry teacher) that had spent several 8years teaching at the Carmelite school in Louisville.
He knew all the racing folks and got us interested.
I remember watching the Belmont and there was a long period in the stretch run where Secretariat was the only horse in the camera frame, he was so far ahead.
It would be like a human winning the 1,500 meter at the Olympics by 150 yards.
Stunning!

(other than Trigger and Mr. Ed))

That’s a feat that ever been duplicated. I used to go to Belmont with my boyfriend and we would read the racing form and bet on the horses. It was really fun, if you didn’t bet too much money. I don’t think there’s ever been a horse like Secretariat

That appear in 9 of the 10 categories of the Dewey Decimal System?

I don't have any clue as to the answer, but it's a great trivia question.

Edit: Well I know now, because I looked it up. Makes sense.

I know he wrote about a lot of different things. No idea what the 10 categories of the Dewey Decimal system are.

Asimov - one of my scientific and literary heroes.

Who played cornet for Jacques St. Claire on the jazz track "Vital Stats"?

One of three that occurred to me.

Good guess, Hark.
[What are the other two?]

and "Les Misérables."

Phantom of the Opera

Tikki

Tikki

And I got to listen to Tiger Rag while perusing the comments.

...also is known for an invention that is still used to this day. What is this invention?

Of course, finding a body of water that big is a bit challenging.

That just always knocked me out - a planet with a 72k mile diameter that could float.

460 North Shore Dr. Clear Lake Iowa?

Here's a tougher one: 28995 Lansing Rd. Dyersville, also in Iowa?

A lot corn there

Was it where Ray built his baseball field?