He and George had been looking into the watch business for a while, and the same half-dozen names kept turning up on shipping documents, in sales logbooks, scribbled on pieces of paper, fake names that they traced to New York — Pancho, Robin Hood, A-1, Zorro, Doubleday.
14) "Zorro," by Isabel Allende.
Better still, they did not work in dull offices from 9 to 5. Zorro was the creation of Johnston McCulley, in 1919, in his novel The Curse of Capistrano, where Don Diego de la Vega becomes Zorro in the pueblo of Los Angeles in order to help the downtrodden and helpless and to right wrongs inflicted on the poor.
He started off in the late '50s as a contract player for MGM, veered to self-parody in the '80s with "Zorro, the Gay Blade," and landed a stint, in 2006, on "Dancing With the Stars".
As a result of the film's success, McCulley wrote more than 60 more Zorro stories, starting in 1922; the last was published in 1959, a year after McCulley's death.
In order to study the effects of manipulating long range chromatin interactions in the regulation of the neurofibromatosis gene NF1, we targeted Zorro locked nucleic acids (Zorro LNA) to a single CTCF binding site at an NF1 locus in human fibroblast cells.
La Casa del Zorro, 3845 Yaqui Pass Road, Borrego Springs, Calif.
He would send me presents -- a doll, a Fatima Zorro 45, a small, bony lump of gold (from someone's tooth?), a water gun -- that he bought in the Arab flea market near his house.
Furthermore, we add either all edges H, K X i or all edges H, K X -. Figure 5 Marks of Zorro in positive and negative orientations, from left to right.
Many movies have been made since the first, the latest being The Legend of Zorro, 2005, with Antonio Banderas.
Zorro's television appearances included Walt Disney's Zorro series (1957 59), starring Guy Williams as the masked hero, as well as a syndicated live-action show (1990 93) and numerous animated series.
