Sample Jeo Notes

The original author’s last story about this detective was “The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place”

A shark named Bruce is a member of Fish-Eaters Anonymous in this favorite from 2003

From 1920 to 1946 this Swiss city served as the seat of the League of Nations

A cousin of this telegraph & code inventor set up the famous Pebble Beach golf course

You win in this game by getting the rope with a sphere attached wrapped completely around the pole

OGRE

In “The Big Sleep” he says, “I’m 33 years old, went to college once & can still speak English if there’s any demand for it”

This co-star of “Nash Bridges” returned in “The Lion King 1” as the voice of Bonzai the hyena

On April 18, 1983 a terrorist bomb at the U.S. embassy in this mideastern capital killed 63, including 17 Americans

Samuel Chase, Samuel Nelson, Samuel Miller & Samuel Blatchford all served on this august body

Now called this, it was introduced around 1928 as Hop Ching checkers

WE NAG

In the April 1841 Graham’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Magazine, this editor published his new detective story

(Hi, I’m Clay Aiken.) For my movie song on “American Idol” I sang “Somewhere Out There” from this animated film

In 1981 this labor union was outlawed in Poland; 8 years later it was legalized

This man who had just a cameo in 1990’s “The Return of Superfly” became “Shaft” in 2000

Mattel has set this classic boxing toy in a video game “arena”

LEMON AD

She also created the detectives Tuppence & Tommy Beresford

Ray Romano, John Leguizamo & Denis Leary voiced the “sub-zero heroes” in this 2002 flick

In May 1954 President Eisenhower signed a bill authorizing the construction of this North American waterway

During this 1846-48 war, the U.S. Army bought 1,000 of Samuel Colt’s revolvers

The name of this game that uses 144 small tiles comes from a word meaning “sparrows”

FLOCK REELER

“A Taste for Death” is one of P.D. James’ novels about this Scotland Yard detective and published poet

Former “SCTV” siblings Rick Moranis & Dave Thomas voiced moose siblings in this animal adventure

Unable to run for a third term as Pres. of Serbia, he made himself Pres. of Yugoslavia on July 23, 1997

In 1865 this man set John Wilkes Booth’s broken leg

The piece you try to capture in Stratego has one of these on it

CLAW ALE

In 1672 Giovanni Cassini determined the distance from the Earth to this, creating a new measuring unit, the Au

This magazine’s website says it’s “more than a magazine to Black America… it’s a way of life”

Guernsey

If your birthday is on September 24, you’re on this of the sign of Libra

The $ may have originated as PS, an abbreviation for this other monetary unit

In 1679 Danish astronomer Ole Romer was the first to figure out the speed of this

2-word term for the peak listening period when rush hour commuters are in their cars

In 2004 this magazine’s website featured a remote camera to watch the migrating sandhill cranes in Nebraska

Baffin Island

4-letter Italian term for the boss of a crime syndicate

The artist Chryssa is noted for her light art &s; done in tubes of this gas

Term for the astronomical event that heralds the beginning of summer

Casey Kasem created the long distance one of these & is heardherereading one:"This letter comes from a teenager in Washington, D.C. who learned that it's better to give than receive. Here's what she writes: 'Dear Casey...'"

The USA’s 2 top-selling magazines are Reader’s Digest & TV Guide; this “Better” magazine comes in third

Corfu

It’s in dictionaries as the sound a small object makes dropping into water, sometimes without a splash

(Jimmy of the Clue Crew demonstrates at a chalkboard.) For the way it curls, Germans call our @ sign the Affinschwanz or this part of a monkey

To an astronomer UMa is an abbreviation for this constellation

Iman is a model; this I-Man is this radio personality

In March 2004 Arnold Schwarzenegger became executive editor of the magazine called Muscle & this

The Canary Islands

This problem that sounds like what a coyote does at night could threaten a golfer’s career

The name of this company, whose symbol is seenhere, consists of 3-letters plus an &

A large crater on Saturn’s moon Mimas is named for the British astronomer who discovered the moon in 1789

The 2 words that followed “Lux” in a program beginning in 1936 that re-created plays & movies

This largest newspaper chain owns the Des Moines Register & about 100 other papers

Bimini

The dying cowboy in “Streets of Laredo” wants 6 pretty girls to bear this

(Cheryl of the Clue Crew quizzes us from the chalkboard, which reads, "10 gal. of paint @ $2.50 per qt.") It’s the total price in dollars for the shipment I'velisted

'In November 2000, Pope John Paul II proclaimed this 16th century Englishman as the patron saint of politicians')

Head to this state's peach festival in For Valley if you want to help make the world's largest peach cobbler

This title character of classic children's stories lived in Africa until he met the man with the yellow hat

From the AP: a man from Natchez in this state stole $100 from a teller but left his parole I.D. on the counter

President McKinley is assassinated

The 3 leaves on the shamrock associated with this holiday are said to represent the Holy Trinity

If you want a life in the theatre, perhaps you should get a B.F.A. degree, B.F.A. standing for this

Any pilgrimage to find the best olives will lead you through Kalamata in this country

Ben & Jerry's Chunky Monkey is this flavor ice cream with fudge chunks & walnuts

His 1978 run for congress was a bust; his first public service would have to wait until 1994, as Texas' governor

The Pilgrims arrive in Massachusetts

The third Sunday in June, it didn't become official until signed into law in 1972

If you have an M.Ed. degree you're a master of this

This country's Murcia & Valencia regions produce many of the world's apricots

The Powerpuff Girls battle this megalomaniacal monkey with a rhyming name

It's prohibited by the 5th Amendment, but you'll be facing it in the next round

Gutenberg invents his printing press

Mexico's Cinco de Mayo celebrates its victory over this country's troops at Puebla in 1862

It's the degree you hold if your mom introduces you as "my son, the M.B.A."

76 years old, the original Hass avocado tree died in 2002 in La Habra Heights in this state

Assume the role of aspiring pirate Guybrush Threepwood in the video game "The Curse of" this place

"Han then, Freddy: look wh' y' gowin', deah" is the flower girl's first line in this Shaw play

Cortez conquers in the Incas in Mexico

The name of this Jewish holy day means "beginning of the year"

You go to the DMV to get your driver's license; you go to a D.V.M. because she's a licensed doctor of this

In 1852 cherries were planted on Old Mission Peninsula in this Midwest state; it now grows 75% of the tart type

Julius the Monkey, seen here, is the mascot of this brand

(I'm Ashleigh Banfield.) "Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses", said this Algonquin Round Table member

The black death kills one-third of Europe

On July 24 several South American countries celebrate the 1783 birth of this man

Check it out! B.L.S. is a bachelor of this

This classic by Stephen Crane is subtitled "An Episode of the American Civil War"

In 1993 Penn State became the 11th member of this conference, which didn't change its name

Visits to its colleges, like Christ Church & Merton, are restricted--scholars at work!

Law school grad; Parliament, 1983; youngest Prime Minister in almost 200 years, 1997

Some bands still put music out on vinyl, but most use polycarbonate, the material of these

Spanish for father

Books by this Nobel Prize winner include "Love", "Beloved" & "Tar Baby"

In 2001 this Utah school named its stadium for LaVell Edwards, its coach for 29 years

The Tudor mansion at Knole has 52 staircases (1 for each week in the year) & this many rooms

Law school grad; KGB operative, 1975 to 1991; President, 1999

New products from this company that used the "Better living..." slogan include fusion dye printer ink

Prepared & available for use

This Willa Cather novel is divided into 5 books, the first being "The Shimerdas"

This legendary Notre Dame coach (1918-1930) leads all coaches in career winning percentage with .881

(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from under the boughs of a riverside willow in England.) Holy Trinity Church, where Shakespeare was baptized and buried, stands on the banks of this English this river

B.S. from Egyptian Military Academy; air base commander, 1964; V.P, 1975 to 1981; president, 1981

In the 1960s, linear alkyl benzene became the main ingredient in detergents because it has this eco-quality

Quarry, like mice for owls

This first novel by Bernard Malamud is considered one of the best baseball books of all time

This bowl game has been held in Jacksonville, Florida since January 1, 1946

The ceremony of Riding the Bounds in Berwick, Northumberland began as defense against raiders from this nation

Business degree, Universidad Iberoamericana; route supervisor for Coca-Cola; President, 2000

The tingle on your tongue from drinking soda comes from the release of protons from this compound

"Lucia di Lammermoor", for example

Hemingway's epigraph to this novel includes a Biblical passage that begins, "One generation passeth away..."

In 1999 this Virginia Tech quarterback led all Division 1-A quarterbacks in passing efficiency

The 1644 battlefield of Marston this, a type of gloomy field, is mentioned in a Bronte novel

Political science degree; Mujahideen arms & money purveyor, 1980s; Transitional Head of State, 2001

A narrow tube, or the type of "action" that explains how tall trees bring moisture up from the roots

Last name of the "Saturday Night Live" announcer who was the voice of "Jeopardy!" when Art Fleming hosted

'2-word alternate name for 0 degrees longitude')

In 1945 he became the oldest veep to succeed to the presidency upon the death of a president

Jim Hawkins

He later went back to Mellencamp, but under this name his album "American Fool" was No. 1 in 1982

Benjamin Franklin encouraged this pamphleteer's 1774 move from England to America

This cylindrical kitchen tool is useful for making pie crusts, or for keeping wayward husbands in line

One can be "tetched" in this body part

In November 1910 he was elected governor of New Jersey; 2 years later he was elected president

Jake Barnes

It's the name of King John's crusading older brother

On June 14, 1777, he was given command of the Sloop Ranger

Their exploits included a quest for the "Kurwood Derby" & the discovery of upsadaisium, a new mineral

A "bombilation" is this type of sound often heard near beehives

After a 19% showing in 1992, this presidential candidate could only muster 8 1/2% of the vote in 1996

Jing-Mei Woo, Rose Hsu Jordan, Waverly Jong, Lena St. Clair & their mothers

Role shared by Eartha Kitt on TV & Michelle Pfeiffer on the big screen

It's been said that about 1/3 of all British troops in the colonies were these German mercenaries

For an incredible 50 years, 1926-76, he illustrated the official Boy Scout calendar

An "avuncular" person behaves in a way that reminds one of this relative

This Texan served a record 17 years as Speaker of the House between 1940 & 1961

Humbert Humbert

Amanda Blake played this saloon owner on "Gunsmoke" for 19 seasons

The Boston Port Act was one of these laws passed by England to retaliate for the Boston Tea Party

In 1986, Austrian-born Falco topped the charts withthissong about another Austrian:

A "monoglot" only knows one of these

Known as "Battling Bob", he represented Wisconsin in the U.S. Senate from 1906 to 1925

Sal Paradise

This character describes herself as the title animal in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"

On Dec. 10, 1778 this New York attorney was chosen president of the Continental Congress

George Carlin's feature debut & Doris Day's last starring role were in the 1968 film "With Six You Get" this

When a joke causes people to "cachinnate", they're doing this too loudly

Found in Central & South American forests, the spider monkey hangs from trees by this type of tail

This "Pieta" artist was born in Caprese, a village in Tuscany, in 1475

In 1962, his pop version of "I Can't Stop Loving You" was the No. 1 single of the year

Few were surprised when Julia Roberts split from this singer after 21 months of marriage

Jesus was still dripping from this event when a voice from heaven called him "my beloved Son"

In 1997, as her daughter left for Stanford, she wondered "why I ever agreed to let her skip third grade"

These smallest apes spend most of their lives, including mating & giving birth, in trees

This Dutchman's 1660s painting of "The Jewish Bride" is in the Rijksmuseum

Hit in which Sinatra sang, "Love was just a glance away, a warm embracing dance away" ...dooby dooby do

Unhappy in his marriage, he loved his wife's sister & memorialized her in "Oliver Twist"

After his name was changed to Israel, God still called him this, to tell him to go down to Egypt

Ironically, Marianne Moore began a poem about this literary form, "I, Too, Dislike It"

This banded mammal can be seen in the Southern U.S. & in The Clash's "Rock The Casbah" video

He painted the scandalous picture seen here:

Henry Mancini topped the pop charts just once, with this movie theme heardhere:

One of the things she asked Tom to return in their ugly divorce was her Emmy award

In Eden the Lord told Adam he would return to this & told the serpent he would eat it

In 1776 she wrote to husband John, "Remember the ladies, and be more generous....to them than your ancestors"

The wild horned aoudad, or Barbary sheep, lives in the Aures & these northern African mountains

The name of his 1896 painting "No Te Aha Oe Riri" means "Why Are You Angry"?

In 1986 Whitney Houston found this title lyric is "easy to achieve"

In 1762 after Peter III threatened divorce, this wife deposed him & became empress of Russia

God told Joshua, "Make thee sharp knives" & do this to the male Israelites "A second time"

"One is not born a woman, one becomes one", this Frenchwoman wrote in "The Second Sex"

Resembling the antelope, this animal named for its forked horns is the fastest in the Western Hemisphere

This Belgian surrealist painted a 1957 mural called "La Fee Ignorante" -- "The Ignorant Elf"

They're "an institute you can't disparage. Ask the local gentry, and they will say it's element'ry"

To end his marriage in 1877, this Russian composer tried to catch a lethal case of pneumonia

In 1 Kings 19 God tells him "Anoint Hazael", but he doesn't tell him to visit homes during the Seder

This British novelist & essayist thought human character changed "on or about December 1910"

'City where Goethe & Nietzsche died & a republic & a breed of dog were born')

Business partner Jacob Davis added the rivets to the pocket corners of this man's pants

In 1589 Boris Godunov got this country's Orthodox Church recognized as an independent patriarchate

On this series, Crystal Bernard plays Helen, an airport lunch counter operator & cellist

The Grune Woche, one of Germany's largest agricultural fairs, takes place in this capital city.

It begins, "It looked extremely rocky for the Mudville Nine that day"

Newspaper publisher Britt Reid fights crime as this "Green" hero

It's said he added a wire comb to his cotton gin at the suggestion of Catherine Greene, a widow

When he went to Europe in 1971, he became the first reigning Japanese monarch to travel abroad

In Ghostbusters she played the cellist who fell for, or rather levitated for, Bill Murray

Albany, Georgia has an annual festival devoted to this nut, a type of hickory

His poem, "Highland Mary", was inspired by Mary Campbell, to whom he was engaged

A googly is a deceptive delivery by the bowler in this sport

During World War I he directed the wireless service of Italy's army

In 1942 he replaced Gandhi as leader of India's National Congress Party

In The Living Daylights he played the Bond who formed a bond with Czech cellist Maryam d'Abo

An Urbanna, Virginia festival devoted to this bivalve serves it in every conceivable fashion.

He included an unflattering description of himself in one of "The Canterbury Tales"

This producer brought together "Our Gang", those cute little rascals

In 1959 Jack Kilby & Robert Noyce applied for patents on the first integrated ones of these

In 1973 Menachem Begin helped form this Israeli political party, a merger of several smaller parties

Tannis Vallely played the cello-playing honors student on this Howard Hesseman series

Gering, Nebraska's 4-day celebration of this pioneer trail features an old settler's reunion and parades

In 1823 Shelley was buried in the same Rome cemetery where this poet had been buried 2 years earlier

In 1982 he had a hit single, "Goody Two Shoes", & a hit album, "Friend or Foe"

The sensation of the 1893 Chicago Exposition rose 250' & was named for its inventor

Great Britain gained most of Eastern Canada from France as a result of this war

Buddy Sorrell was the character who played the cello on this comedy series

This country sets aside June 15 to honor its Dannebrog, the oldest national flag in the world

This British poet of "Gunga Din" penned the phrase "East is East, and West is West"

Last name of the "Back to the Future" movie character seenhere

In 1784 the king considered having this torn down; in July 1789, the people did so on their own

Kangaroo Paw, an unusual-looking wildflower, is native to this country

In 1985 this performer bought ATV, owner of much of the Beatles' catalogue, for over $40 million

This state leads the U.S. in number of registered automobiles with over 17 million

Kiribati's largest island is named for this ho-ho holiday

When this Shakespearean theater was rebuilt after a 1613 fire, tile replaced thatch on its roof

On July 11, 1789, Lafayette proposed to the Assembly a first draft of the declaration of these

This hybrid offspring of a male donkey & a mare is usually sterile

The "Acid Queen" costume she wore in "Tommy" is now in Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Air in this tunnel between NYC & Jersey City comes from giant fans in 4 10-story towers

It's separated from the "toe" of Italy by the Strait of Messina

The drama theatre, 1 of 4 auditoriums in this Sydney structure, is used for plays

Written by Rouget de Lisle as "Chant de guerre pour l'armee du Rhin", it's now known as this anthem

This hot, dry Saharan wind whose name comes from Arabic for "East" can bring rain to southern Europe

"Great Balls of Fire!" In 1968 he played Iago in "Catch My Soul", a rock musical version of "Othello".

This state capital has a Wiley Post Airport as well as a Will Rogers Airport

Yell, Mainland, and Fetlar are among these islands famous for their ponies

Uta Hagen was the first to play Martha in this playwright's"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

Running from July 19 to August 17, this month was so hot... you could cook a lobster on the sidewalk

The dried leaves of the purple foxglove are used to produce this heart stimulant

Her 1986 No. 1 hit "That's What Friends Are For" was credited to her "and Friends"

This series of canals allows transportations and commerce between Lakes Superior & Huron

It lies 25 miles south of Barbuda

2 of Wilkie Collins' plays were performed at a theatre in this "Great Expectations" author's home

1790's new tricolor flag replaced one with this floral symbol

Most of these birds belong to the genus cygnus

She refused a 1990 Grammy for best alternative performance for "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got"

This city's Logan International Airport is about 180 miles closer to Europe than New York City is

In the West Indies, Dominica lies between Guadeloupe & this French island

Lady Gregory organized foreign tours of this Dublin theater company from 1911 to 1913

'The northernmost country in Africa, it\'s much smaller than the countries that border it')

Slang for a large amount, it's also the past tense of "slay"

This Scottish discoverer of the Victoria Falls was "found" by Henry Stanley in November 1871

Superstition says that to ensure good luck a bride must wear these 4 items

She's won 4 "Best Supporting Actress In A Comedy" Emmys as Carla on "Cheers"

The first bobsled races were held in this mountainous country

On Dec. 25, 1492, his ship the Santa Maria was wrecked off Hispaniola

It's a small harpsichord or piano, not a small spinning wheel

In 1895 this British diamond king had a colony named for himself

A bride's principal attendant

For 25 years this director of the St. Louis Zoo hosted "Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom"

In 1910 the Intercollegiate Athletic Association changed its name to this

In 1950 Scottish nationalists stole the 336 lb. Stone of Scone from this British coronation site

It can be a merry adventure, a harmless prank or a bird

To protect against piracy in the 18th century, the U.S. made payoffs to this group of north African states

At Japanese weddings the bride & groom seal their union with sips of this alcoholic beverage

He was a panelist on "To Tell The Truth" for 9 years; now he's George Utley on "Newhart"

A 5 iron is a mashie, a 9 iron is a niblick & this is a mashie niblick

On Dec. 25, 1868 this president pardoned "All who....participated in the late rebellion"

This word for a form of Japanese dance-drama isn't negative, it means "talent"

In 1975 this country's colony of Angola became the last European colony to gain independence

Child attendant who carries a pillow in the procession

She was "The Girl from U.N.C.L.E."

Devised by Owen Patrick Smith, this sport was legalized in Florida in 1931

He was crowned on December 25th in the year 800

Type of bag carried by soldiers or sailors, or a simple song

This dynasty ruled Egypt from 323 B.C. until the suicide death of Cleopatra in 30 B.C.

These notices of intent to marry in the Catholic Church are published to make sure each party is free

This brother & sister played a brother & sister on "The Donna Reed Show"

Australian Rules, American & Association describe sports that are all named this

In 1777 British explorer James Cook discovered this island

Locusts are short-horned or short-antennaed varieties of these

Canada's Ontario province shares the Thousand Islands with this U.S. state

Completes the John le Carre title "Tinker, Tailor,..."

Noted with a dot on the score, it's the opposite of legato

One proverb says, "6 hours" of this "for a man, 7 for a woman & 8 for a fool"

In ancient China & in classical antiquity, this accessory was made of polished metal, not glass

Developed by astronomer A.E. Douglass, dendrochronology determines age in this way

The 3 states represented in the name of the city of Texarkana

"Marco Polo If You Can" is one of this "National Review" founder's forays into spy novels

English title of Paul Dukas' symphonic piece "L' Apprenti Sorcier"

William Congreve coined the oft-misquoted proverb, "Music has charms to soothe" a "savage" one

They were first called "Fashion Babies", but until the 19th C. many of them looked like adults

Each December the Paul Bunyan Sled Dog Races are held in Bemidji in this northern state

His most recent bestseller is "The Icarus Agenda", published in 1988

(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE):Most people know its first 4 notes; these are its last notes:

"Blessed is he who expects" this, "for he shall never be disappointed"

In medieval armor, the part of the body protected by the "Pauldron" or "Epauliere"

Einstein's famous equation states energy equals mass times this squared

The Amana Colonies in this state are known for the manufacturing of refrigerators & other appliances

He wrote "The Odessa File" & "The Fourth Protocol" as well as "The Day of the Jackal"

Stalin's death the next day pushed this "Peter & The Wolf" composer's obit off the front page

"The hand that" does this "is the hand that rules the world"

One of the older types of cooking vessels, it figures importantly in Act IV of "Macbeth"

When swinging a rock on a string in a circle, this force pulls the rock inward

Bordering on Kentucky, this easternmost of the 12 midwestern states also has a bluegrass region

Singular pseudonym of Rodney Whitaker, who authored 2 "Sanction" books, "Loo" & "Eiger"

Friml gave us the "Donkey Serenade", but he gave us the whole "Carnival Of Animals"

"They that sow the wind shall reap" this

The name of this chair is said to have come about when George III ordered some made for his castle

'This president was the last surviving signer of the U.S. Constitution')

This country occupies all of the peninsula known as Asia Minor

Jason Robards played this Washington Post editor in "All the President's Men"

This fruit that's named for a bird looks like a brown egg that's covered with fuzz

In February 1998 the World Wide Web Consortium gave its imprimatur to this text format

This TV shrink's toughest case was the unbelievably neurotic Elliott Carlin

Appointed in 1994, this justice from Massachusetts was the last to join the court in the 20th century

This Sicilian volcano's height varies between major eruptions; in some instances by several hundred feet

This son of a "60 Minutes" correspondent was at ABC News for 15 years before joining Fox News in 2003

A sweet cherry is named for this Washington State landmark

The horizontal number line in a Cartesian plane coordinate system

"Lord knows I can't change", says this Lynyrd Skynyrd anthem often requested at rock shows

This "colorful" justice appointed in 1937 was an ardent New Deal supporter

The name of this North African city means "three cities" & refers to the ancient cities of Oea, Sabrata & Leptis Major

"A Mighty Heart" is a 2003 biography of this slain Wall Street Journal reporter by his widow, Mariane

It's the most important fruit export of Costa Rica & Honduras

Before testing the Enterprise & flying on the STS-2 shuttle mission, Joe Engle piloted this craft into space 3 times

The Shmoos in this Al Capp comic strip could be made into food, clothing or anything else you liked

Though appointed by Nixon in 1969, this chief justice ruled that Nixon had no absolute right to privacy while in office

The largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, it's known as the "Pearl of the Mediterranean"

This Pulitzer winner gained fame reporting on My Lai & has written on Iraq for the New Yorker

The name of this Pacific island fruit of the genus Artocarpus implies that it's starchy

This "Great" Persian King ruled from approximately 486-465 B.C.

On radio this Hammett hero ended each episode's case summary to Effie with "Period. End of report"

Justice Harlan was named for this earlier justice & served nearly as long, 1877-1911

This southern Greek peninsula was once called Morea, or "mulberry", for its mulberry-leaf shape

Michael Kinsley is the founding editor of this "rocking" online publication

This Japanese apple was created in part from the Ralls Janet, an antique apple that dates back to Thomas Jefferson

Bellamy, Hauteval & Hottinguer were the real last names of the men involved in this late 1790s U.S. diplomatic "afffair"

He's the 3 named character actor seenherein a 1930s film classic"Well, congratulations on your engagement, Miss Seton. You're not getting very much, but I'm sure you can improve him."

In 1919 he stated the concept of "clear & present danger" as the only basis for limiting free speech

Ashley Wilkes says of him, "Arrogant devil, isn't he? He looks like one of the Borgias"

Part of a house that comes before "community" in a term for a commuter suburb

The integral symbol seenhere, created by Leibniz, is a stylized "S" standing for this word

India's prime minister is the leader of a parliamentary system modeled after that of this country

It's quite logical that this branch of knowledge is from the Greek for "lover of knowledge"

This 1897 title character crawls down the wall of his castle face down, with his cloak spreading out like wings

The chemistry (& torture) between Mel & Gary Busey's henchman was electric in this 1987 megahit

Dan Bern sings, "It's" this type of town, "like Hershey, Pennsylvania... like Akron, Ohio"

Instead of a decimal point, the French use this common punctuation mark

The prime minister's official residence is found at No. 7 Race Course Road in this city

Aptly enough, this word for a sports participant is from the Greek for "one who contends for a prize"

The heroine of this 1722 novel is born in Newgate Prison, where her mother is incarcerated

Mad Mel's lashed to a pack animal & sent into the desert after a battle in this 1985 title structure

If the roads are bad near this type of small South African village, traffic might slow to one of these

(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue standing at a chalkboard.) When you've used parentheses & brackets, it's time forthese

This third-generation Indian prime minister was once called "Mr. Clean" for his fight against corruption

I exclaimed this when I found this Greek word for "I've found it" in the dictionary

In Chapter 1 of a Theodore Dreiser novel, this naive 18-year-old heroine meets--uh-oh!--a traveling salesman

Capt. Picard, no! Patrick Stewart water-tortures Mel in this 1997 pic, though without use of a grassy knoll

Anatevka in "Fiddler on the Roof" is this, a Yiddish word for a small Jewish village

An arrow with a dot at the non-pointed end indicates this, also a male first name

The first non-Hindu Prime Minister of India, current PM Manmohan Singh, is a member of this faith

From the Greek "kuanos", meaning dark blue, it's a color used in printing & photography

Eustacia Vye's wild passion for Damon Wildeve leads to tragedy in this Thomas Hardy novel

"Revenge" isn't quite the right word for this '99 pic where, when it comes to Mel's torture, let's say "The toes knows"

Frenchman's Bend is this title type of town in a 1940 William Faulkner work

(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue standing at a chalkboard.) This "extreme" symbol indicates a square root; when used with araised 3, a cube root

While in prison in the 1920s, he wrote "Glimpses of World History", a series of letters to his daughter

Omigod! One of the top names for girls in the 1980s, it's from the Greek Theophania, "manifestation of God"

'Number of Canadian provinces that border the Great Lakes')

In botany it's the term used for the liquid in the stems & roots of plants & trees

On Sept. 30, 1927 Washington's Tom Zachary threw the pitch that became this man's 60th homer of the season

The American version of the British "Johnny Newcome"

Some Biblical scholars believe it was an orange or a quince -- or possibly an apricot

As president of the Senate, on Jan. 4, 1989 he announced to Congress that George Bush won the election

Eric Knight died while serving in WWII, just 4 years after writing the story of this collie

This bacterium is responsible for many infections including strep throat & scarlet fever

H.L. Mencken said his chief feat "was to sleep more than any other president"

Term for something that's different or unusual, not on the well-worn path

Governor of Judea who asked Jesus, "Art thou the king of the Jews?"

Incumbent David Durenberger defeated Hubert Humphrey III in this state's 1988 Senate race

Name shared by the 3 billy goats who met up with the wicked old troll

The smallest of all constellations is Crux, also known by this name

Among this jazz bandleader's recorded hits were "King Porter Stomp" & "The Jelly Roll Blues"

A person or thing that comes at the end of a list but is nonetheless important

A ladder reaching to heaven appeared to him in a dream

The first Speaker of the House, Frederick Muhlenberg, was a member of this party

His stories include "Brer Mink Holds His Breath" & "Brer Buzzard & The Tombstone"

From the Greek for "earthquake writer", this instrument records any Earth movement

A flapper was a girl & a flivver one of these

Phrase meaning "Wish me luck", from the old superstition of making the sign of the cross to ward off evil

God first appeared to Moses in this form

He was Wyoming's U.S. representative & GOP House Whip when he was nominated for Sec'y of Defense

Willie Wonka owned the world's most famous one

This bluish glow is sometimes seen at the tips of tall objects during thunderstorms

Pop psychologist Emile Coue promoted the motto, "Every day, in every way, I am" doing this

From a magician's trick, it means to accomplish the unexpected or find a surprising solution

The first verse of the book of Proverbs attributes its authorship to this man

The Rockefeller who's a Senator from West Virginia

The profession of Nancy Drew's father

In a 1956 speech, he said, "Whether or not you like it, history is on our side. We will bury you."

Tom Hanks got the starring role in this "huge" film after Robert De Niro turned it down

Hadrian's Wall is in England; Hadrian's Tomb is in this city

Departments of this media magazine include "Soaps", "Grapevine" & "Videocassette Report"

This "Threepenny Opera" composer studied with Engelbert Humperdinck -- the composer, not the singer

Emmissions of nitrogen & sulfur oxides into the air cause this, endangering fish & aquatic life

Alfred E. Smith said, "All the ills of democracy can be cured by more" of this

The great 19th C. actor Edwin Booth was most famous for playing this Shakespearean role

The chief port in Australia's Northern Territory; it was named after a naturalist on the Beagle

This magazine, the first undergraduate humor magazine in the U.S., was begun at Harvard in 1876

Great Broadway composer who wrote the music for the documentary series "Victory At Sea"

In 1985 French military advisors at Auckland, New Zealand sank this group's vessel, the Rainbow Warrior

This great Prussian king is credited with saying, "An army, like a serpent, travels on its belly"

(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE):"Dallas" actor heard here singing in a 1953 movie musical:"Where is the light that's lit by land? Where is it now?"

The 1759 British victory on the Plains of Abraham at this city helped them conquer Canada

In addition to Penthouse, Bob Guccione owns this magazine of science & futurism

Borodin, the illegitimate son of a Russian prince, died before finishing his opera about this prince

This device added to a car's exhaust system eliminates much of the pollution produced by gas combustion

Asked after the Constitutional Convention "What have we got?", he replied "A republic, if you can keep it"

He was the first actor to win an Oscar & a Tony for the same role, for "Cyrano de Bergerac"

It's the only city on St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands

In 1981 Budget Dir. Stockman's criticism of the Reagan administration was published in this monthly

Rossini called this composer of "Gaite Parisienne" "Our little Mozart of the Champs-Elysees"

It's said various medical problems have resulted from toxins dumped in this part of Niagara Falls, N.Y.

When Napoleon said "England is a nation of shopkeepers", he was quoting this economist

He was Ingrid Bergman's leading man in her 1st American film, "Intermezzo"

This city is the eastern terminus of the Trans-Siberian Railway & home to the Soviet Pacific fleet

Since 1912 this federation of businesses has published its own monthly magazine, Nation's Business

Trained as an engineer, this Hungarian composed the operettas "The Desert Song" & "The New Moon"

In 1978 the U.S. banned use of these, called CFCs for short, as propellants in most spray cans

This planet's atmosphere is 99% nitrogen & oxygen

Diaphanous or sheer, as in clothing, or flimsy & obvious, as in a lie

The name of this meat is from the Latin "venatus", hunt

Though he's had 5 no-hitters & the most career strikeouts of any pitcher, he's never won the Cy Young Award

As the master of ceremonies, this actor was the only one to reprise his stage role in 1972's "Cabaret"

Elizabeth I reportedly whitened this with a mixture of eggshell, poppy seeds, borax & lead

It wasn't until 1959 that the "far side" of this body was seen

Breathing in & out

Known botanically as "citrullus lanatus", this huge fruit grows on vines as long as 15 ft.

The "Black Sox" team that threw the 1919 World Series lost to this Ohio team

Actor who sang "If I Only Had The Nerve" & "If I Were King Of The Forest" in "The Wizard Of Oz"

Houdini was famous for hanging upside-down wearing one of these restrictive overgarments

William Herschel thought he saw these around Uranus in 1787; in 1977 they were really seen

The scientific study of birds

Veal cutlets dipped in bread crumbs & cheese, then fried & covered with tomato sauce

In Los Angeles, the Dodgers have had only these 2 managers

The only Ginger Rogers-Fred Astaire film for which these 2 brothers wrote songs was 1937's "Shall We Dance"

You have to have permission to do this in a barrel since someone died doing it in 1951

It's known for its prominences which are clouds, tubes & tongues of gasses

A fashion or fad maker

German sausage named for the crackling sound the skin of the sausage makes when bitten into

In 1961 owner Calvin Griffith moved this team to Minneapolis where it became the Minnesota Twins

This actress who played Mary Stone on "The Donna Reed Show" was the only 1 to co-star in 3 Elvis films

Icarus could have told you it's not a good idea to fly if your wings are held together with this

British weight system based on a pound equal to 453.59 grams or 16 ounces

The Atlantic variety of this popular fish is the largest of all flatfish

In 1972 owner Bob Short moved this team to Arlington, TX . where it became the Texas Rangers

This Russian composer was portrayed by Jean-Pierre Aumont in 1947's "Song Of Scheherazade"

This late, great circus star once performed an act with 40 -- count 'em, 40 -- lions & tigers

The name of this musical form probably came from the Latin "matricale", meaning in the mother tongue

She got into the advice business before her twin sister, Dear Abby

Britannica defines it as "any plant growing where it is not wanted"

In 1987 Molly Yard replaced Eleanor Smeal as president of this organization

The U.S. borders these 3 oceans

Terence, a Roman poet-playwright who lived in the second century B.C., said, "Charity begins" here

The ruthless Cesare Borgia was the model for this book by Machiavelli

Evicted from his Oregon ashram, he now lives in Bombay & is called "Zorba The Buddha"

A member of the sundew family, it requires about 10 days to fully digest an insect

Int'l club that "promotes putting off until later those things that needn't be done today"

There's a national park on the island of St. John in this U.S. possession

Robert Louis Stevenson said, "Marriage is ..... a field of battle, and not a bed of" these

In his notebooks this Renaissance artist claimed, "The Medici created and destroyed me"

Herbert Ross, who directed the film "Steel Magnolias", is married to this sister of Jackie Onassis

Plant whose twigs are used for dowsing & whose leaves & bark are used to make an astringent

One must be a member of this fraternal group in order to belong to the Shriners

North Dakota has its Devils Lake & Wyoming its Devils one of these

In "A Study in Scarlet" this author called London "that great cesspool"

Plays were either comedies, tragedies or these love tales about woodland goddesses & shepherds

William J. McCarthy is president of this union

Name for a low, enclosed bed covered with glass or plastic for starting plants before the season

Arm of Al-Anon that's specifically for young people between the ages of 12 & 20

The Raritan is the longest river wholly within this state

Poet who wrote, "The woods are lovely, dark & deep, but I have promises to keep..."

Boccaccio work narrated by 3 men & 7 women fleeing the plague in Florence

This historian & former Librarian of Congress was teaching history at Harvard while studying law at Yale

This climbing tropical shrub was named for a French South Seas explorer

Social welfare organization founded in the 19th century, whose bimonthly publication is "The War Cry"

One of the largest of these shallow channels in the U.S. is the Bartholomew in N. Louisiana

"Always do right." he wrote; "This will gratify some people and astonish the rest"

'The world\'s most populous democracy')

(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the beginning of the Freedom Trail.) The first strokes of the two-and-a-half mile Freedom Trail's line were painted in 1951 at this public park that dates back to the 1630s

In Billy Joel's "___ Man"

As you might expect, the Reuters Foundation sets up training programs for those in this field

A 1982 play by this man is set among the Jerome family of Brighton Beach in 1937

The second-most reported cause of occupational injury is from this pollution caused by jackhammers & music

A carpet for a calico

(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from outside the Old South Meeting House.) Here at Old South Meeting House on December 16, 1773, Samuel Adams gave a coded signal that began this protest event

In Wynonna's "Girls With ___"

In 2004 the Starbright Foundation for sick kids merged, sensibly enough, with this foundation

The plays of Franz Grillparzer, called this country's greatest dramatist, include "Family Strife In Hapsburg"

(Hi, I'm Christie Whitman.) As EPA head, I helped create a program to reduce diesel exhaust for these vehicles; children will breathe easier

It's what the mallard acquired when he found a 4-leaf clover

(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from inside the Old North Church.) On April 18, 1775 North Church sexton Robert Newmanclimbedinto thesteepleto use the code famously known by this 9-word phrase

In Bruce Hornsby's "___ Rain"

In 1914 the USA's first community foundation was set up in this Ohio city, then the nation's 6th largest

Ralph "Mike Hammer" Meeker & John C. "Mr. Cellophane" Reilly have played this role made famous by Brando

The American Lung Association's list of cities with the worst particle air pollutuion is topped by 3 in this state

Hard-to-wash-out mark that a large wading bird left on your clothing

(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands in front of the U.S.S.Constitution.) The material that gave the U.S.S. Constitution this famous nickname islive oak from Georgia

In Linda Ronstadt's "Different ___"

It was launched in 1936 with car company stock, but its $10 billion portfolio no longer includes that stock

Aeschylus' play named for this king, Clytemnestra's husband, opens at his palace in Argos

From the Greek for "heat", this type of water pollution kills fish when hot water is dumped into a lake

Type of paint for your dromedary

(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Freedom Trail.) Begun in 1795, it's the building behind me that Oliver Wendell Holmes called the "hub of the solar system"

In the Byrds' "Mr. ___ Man"

The breast cancer foundation named for this victim of the disease holds the "Race for the Cure"

Jack Absolute & Bob Acres, both vying for Lydia Languish's hand, are the title characters of this Sheridan play

TCDD is a type of this toxic industrial byproduct used in Agent Orange

Someone who guides or ministers to a big spotted feline

Hydroplane races & water carnivals highlight Seafair, held annually on Lake Washington near this largest Wash. city

An extra playing card in a deck often used as a wild card

On Sept. 21, 1792 the monarchy was abolished; 4 months later, this king was guillotined

London Street named for a 17th C. diplomat; the Prime Minister Lives on it

On "M*A*S*H", this character used a great wardrobe to try & get out of the Army on a Section 8

Grandmotherly drag is just the thing for FBI agent Martin Lawrence in this 2000 film

With more than 50,000 employees in Washington, this aerospace company is one of the state's largest employers

Neurotoxic crawler who's hard on her mates

German poet Max Schneckenburger was famous for his 1840 poem about a watch on this river

In this "of 1938" Bob Hope introduced "Thanks For The Memory"

Whidbey Island is the largest of several islands in this inlet

Antarctic krill-eater

The Jacobins used the assassination of this editor of L'ami du Peuple as an excuse to begin the Reign of Terror

He's the "big dada" whose work is seenhere

Paul Reubens' 2 big movies of 1985 & 1988

The completion of the Grand Coulee dam in 1942 created the artificial lake named for this president

Itchy cashew relative

This document approved on August 27, 1789 proclaimed that "Men are born and remain free and equal in rights"

The hypnotist villian in the 1894 novel "Trilby" gave us this word for one who controls another with evil intent

This Vietnam vet has been head of the Veterans Administration & a senator from Georgia

1989 gave us 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon as a Hollywood wannabe in this film

In 1977 this former head of the Atomic Energy Commission became Washington's first woman governor

His mask is in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo

On June 20, 1789 assembly members took an oath at this sports venue not to separate until there was a new constitution

In 1880 this British land agent in Ireland refused to lower his rents; as a result, he was isolated by protesters

Best known as the friend who refused to destroy Kafka's works, he wrote a historical novel on Tycho Brahe

In 1958 Gregory Peck took on Burl Ives over water rights in the Old West in this oater

'This character studied medicine, "knowing it would be useful in long voyages"')

Thisget-wellcardwas sent by second graders to David Vetter, known as this boy kept in a plastic isolation unit

This "colorful" 1967 Van Morrison song made the presidential cut

This term can refer to an American born in the 1950s, a certain ex-NFL QB, or a male kangaroo

The top 22 of these fortune-telling cards are known as the major arcana

20th century year in which America celebrated the tercentennial of the Pilgrims' landing at Plymouth

A stoutly made safe in which valuables are deposited

(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.) Starting in 1960, people whose hearts beat too slowly could have a Medtronic one oftheseimplanted; the Smithsonian has an early one

Pres. Bush enjoys this John Fogerty song on his iPod that might remind him of his days as a baseball team owner

You can see why kangaroos are classified as macropodents, referring to the size ofthese

This alphabet is made up of 22 letters including Yud & Bet

It's the year the small step seenherewas taken

To use physical force or coercion against someone

(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.) This inventor used adevicethat transmits a signal to a receiver to look for thebulletin President Garfield's body

"Danger Zone" by this singer might be more apt than his "Alive 'n' Kickin'" on Bush's iPod

The marsupial represented by the most species is this New World beast, with the Virginia species the largest

He was just 22 in 1962 when he won golf's U.S. Open

U.S. troops hit the beaches of Normandy in this year

A bridge-playing term, or a particular field in which someone has talent

(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.)Thisis part of the 1848 gold shipment shown to this president; he gave a report to Congress that kicked the Gold Rush into gear

"The House Is Rockin'" by this Texas blues guitarist keeps the Prez rockin' through his jogging & biking

Named partly for its temper, it's extinct on the Australian mainland but endures on an island

In 1975 Junko Tabei became the first woman to scale Everest, 22 years after this New Zealander did it

Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia all fell to the Communists in this year

It can be a place of refuge or an area dominated by a group

(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.)Thisbit of mold played its part in history when this London scientist noticed it destroying a bacterial sample

Several songs by this country music legend appear on the first iPod, including "He Stopped Loving Her Today"

Common and hairy-nosed are types of this creature that looks like a Down Under woodchuck

Begun in 1887 to raise funds for 22 different agencies, the Charity Organization Society is known as this today

In this year Senator Henry Clay pushed for a compromise in his last big speech before the Senate

One of the fundamental interactions between elementary particles binding them to a nucleus

A 1972 earthquake destroyed most of the downtown area of this Nicaraguan capital

He's got drive & loves the green

I like it, Chuck; an orphan overcomes the odds, dig the "Bill & Nancy" angle... do it as a musical? Are you nuts?!

A must-have for the preppy look: this short-sleeve collared shirt, particularly one of the brand of the same name

The first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, he was also involved in an early political sex scandal

Superman's cub reporter pal admits to fathering Mary-Kate & Ashley & they become known as the...

This capital is surrounded by, but is not part of, the Flemish region of Brabant

Thisathlete gets a kick out of Madrid

More orphans?! & this book's start, "My father's family name being Pirrip"... not exactly "Call me Ishmael", Chuck!

This sneaker brand was introduced by the U.S. Rubber Co. in 1916

In 1991 "The Star-Spangled Banner" entered the Billboard Top 40 for the first time, sung by her

A House majority leader goes ga-ga over Dylan's "big brass bed" occupant & earns the nickname...

Until 1924 this Mongolian capital was called Urga

Thisyoung gun drives the No. 8 car

This Italian craftsman who died in 1960 titled his autobiography "Shoemaker of Dreams"

He appointed former President William Howard Taft to the Supreme Court

Goldie Hawn title character is promoted to Prime Minster under Victoria & becomes...

(Christiane Amanpour of CNN delivers the clue.) In 1992 I reported from the shores of this African capital when the U.S. military launched Operation: Restore Hope

Thisrapper changed nicknames, but kept the same initials

Uncle Ralph's OK... nice alliterative title for this... but Wackford Squeers is now Ford Sears; we get 2 product placements for 1!

The name of this garment is the French word for "breeches"

He's the troubled prodigy whose story is told in the 1996 film "Shine"

Lady tennis legend is grouchy with the press & gets compared to an arthropod with delicious legs as...

It's the home of Belarusian State University

Beforehejoined the NBA in 2003, his mother took out a loan to buy him a Hummer

Last name of French design team Marithe & Francois, known for their streetwear

This Japanese-American professor of linguistics was a California senator from 1977 to 1983

'70s Jim Hutton TV detective goes on '50s Jack Bailey TV weeper & is mortified to be named...

'This man who became a ruler in April 2005 is the great-nephew of the 1926 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama')

In 1777 this land, later a state, was named in honor of the Green Mountain Boys

This talk show queen sometimes seats people at the Eccentric Restaurant in Chicago -- she's a co-owner

The common U.S. coin that's named for the metal it contains

In India, ghee, which is a clarified form of this, is widely used in cooking

"Ev'ry morning, ev'ry evening, ain't we got" this

The March Hare had one of these with a dormouse in it, not a tempest

Term for the American colonists who supported the Redcoats during the revolution

Shelley Duvall, exec. producer of "Nightmare Classics", says she was named for this nightmarish authoress

Taxpayers will have to share the burden of bailing out more than 500 of these insolvent institutions

Be quiet little dog, & I'll feed you these deep fried concoctions made of corn meal

"When you're smiling, the whole world" does this

It's the name of a national monument in the Salt River Valley in Arizona, kimosabe

In 1776, with a membership of 5 students, it became the 1st social fraternity at a U.S. college

This author of "Hollywood Wives" said, "People don't believe it, but everything I write is true!"

The lowest rate of interest on bank loans at any given time, it's offered to preferred borrowers

Flavor of the jelly or sauce that's a common accompaniment to roast lamb

"Nicknack paddywhack, give a dog a bone", he "came rolling home"

Type of drum played by a piper's son

Year in which Thomas Jefferson wrote to James Madison, "France will be quiet this year"

Arnold Schwarzenegger was born in this country

Established December 23, 1913, it's the central bank of the U.S.

Color of the beans you'd find in a feijoada, the national dish of Brazil

Casey would waltz with this girl "and the band played on"

This line lies 23 degrees 27 minutes north of the Equator

Known for their simple furniture, this sect came to the U.S. from England in 1774, led by "Mother Ann" Lee

Dionne Warwick co-wrote this TV show's theme song, "Champagne Wishes & Caviar Dreams"

Scene on the reverse of the Jefferson $2 bill

Islanders who live in this group are called Fuegians

Uriah Heep is the 'umble clerk who embezzles from Mr. Wickfield in this Dickens novel

The ring-necked species of this bird was introduced into Oregon from China in the 1880s

Conservationists estimate almost 90% of Indiana was once covered by these, now less than 20% is

If your soil is too heavy or sandy, you can add this moss to improve its texture

This terrifying czar died on March 18, 1584 while playing a game of chess

When he said, "I coulda been a contender!" in "On The Waterfront", he was referring to this sport

His 1st major novel was the autobiographical "Sons & Lovers"

(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE):Though these members of the parrot family rarely learn to talk, they can perform stunts:

Indiana, not Pennsylvania, ranks 1st in the U.S. in the production of this alloy

Organic fertilizer that can be made by layering plant matter, soil & lime

This had just become a federal prison when Al Capone was transferred there in 1934

Brando starred in the last film this silent screen legend directed, 1967's "A Countess From Hong Kong"

When Lord Petre cut off a bit of Arabella Fremor's hair, it inspired this poem by Alexander Pope

This process usually includes taking oil from a gland at the base of the tail & applying it to the feathers

City that's located on the southernmost point along the St. Joseph River

A self-contained indoor garden consisting of small plants grown in a covered glass container

Dona Marina, who was this man's mistress & interpreter, has been called the betrayer of the Aztecs

Yes, he did stuff his cheeks for this 1972 film; he wore a special mouthpiece, too

The Reader's Encyclopedia says his best-known novel is "The Way of All Flesh"

Because these baby birds feed from their parents' pouches, some think they're drinking blood

19th century president who grew to manhood in southern Indiana

They were gunned down near Gibsland, Louisiana on May 23, 1934

Brando's bravura performance in this brutish role made him a Broadway star in 1947

The 1812 publication of "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" made this poet an immediate sensation

Before the metal-tipped pen, the standard writing instrument was a feather from this bird

The highest point in Indianapolis is at the Crown Hill Cemetery grave of this Indiana poet

Haiti's "Papa Doc" Duvalier's dreaded secret police force

He took a gamble & made his musical debut in this 1955 film, & he did his own singing, too

'The only state that\'s home to 2 Ivy League schools')

It was the big event in London September 2-5, 1666

Please, no mumbling when I tell you it's an abnormal sound in a person's heartbeat

This variety of collie is named for its origin near the region between England & Scotland

It wasn't the barber who took a little off the top ofthisEnglish king

On Sept. 14, 1812 French troops occupied this capital city & found it almost deserted

The first VP ever to succeed a resigning president & the actor who piloted the Millennium Falcon

Here's your "Q": This Mesoam. god created a tornado that wiped out man, except for those he changed into monkeys

Using a hot sauce called harissa, Tunisians spice up this steamed semolina dish

These 2 hounds whose names begin with the same letter are said by the AKC to have the keenest sense of smell

Once more,thisLancastrian breached his greatest success around 1415

In September 1988 this city hosted the Summer Olympics

He Tippecanoed into the White House in 1841; she won our hearts in "Lord of the Rings"

In Norse mythology, the Norns are 3 sisters who made one of these for every life

Many parts of Africa are uninhabitable due to this fly that spreads African sleeping sickness

This name of a popular hunting dog means "swift" in Russian

ThisEnglish king is seen here with his Prime Minister

As Prime Minister of Israel, he signed the Camp David accords in September 1978

The "Plains" folk governor & the long-imprisoned boxer

This mythical king of Sparta was Agamemnon's brother & Helen of Troy's husband

Traitorous WWII broadcaster William Joyce was better known as Lord this

Nicknamed the "coach dog", it probably earned its name during the Balkan wars of 1912 & 1913 in Croatia

Sadly, this Tudor king didn't live to be much older than he looks in the depiction seenhere

In February 1991 he formed Haiti's first democratic government; in September he was ousted by a coup

Reconstruction ends in the South during his term & he constructs the voice of Chef Jerome McElroy for "South Park"

The son of the sun god, Cuchulain was a great hero of the myths & legends of this country

(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue.) Just like the word "gong", the word forthisgong of Chinese origin is derived from thesoundit makes

Similar to but larger than a beagle, this breed shares its name with a type of hawk & a type of British jet fighter

In 1714, the Brits toldthisking to "come on over"

Like a teenager or the Moon, matter may go through one of these states, such as liquid or gas

Things don't end well for Faye Dunaway as this 1967 title character

We wonder if trolls guard the Saab design center in Trollhattan in this country

Eggs, diced ham, green pepper & onion

The extract of this spice is made by percolating alcohol & water through the chopped, cured orchid beans

Sir Richard Burton translated this Hindu love manual into English around 1883

Pure water's density is approximately 1 gram per cubic centimeter, & its "specific" this is also 1

Glenn Close chillingly warned Michael Douglas"I'm not gonna be ignored"in this 1987 film

(Survivor's Jeff Probst delivers the clue from Palau.) Palau has a lake named for these gelatinous creatures which, believe me, do not taste good spread on toast

One of the original 11 companies listed when the New York Stock Exchange was created in 1884

This spice, Zingiber officinale, was used during the Middle Ages against the plague because it caused sweating

This former talk show host helped us all out by writing "Sex for Dummies"

A machine developed by Sidney James measures slippery surfaces' COF, coefficient of this

Cloris Leachman brought the fearsomeFrau Blucherto life in this 1974 comedy

Guys in armor must feel at home in this section of London that's home to Harrods

Its capital is Perth

In the 16th century the Sinhalese king in Ceylon paid the Portuguese annual tributes of 240,000 lb. of this quill spice

Pauline Reage is credited as the once-anonymous author of this steamy "Story"

(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the science lab.) Of the three colors I havehere, it's the one with the highest degree of saturation

As Annie Wilkes, Kathy Bates sets podiatry back about 1,000 years in this 1990 film

When in Vienna, sample some of this torte that's so famous it was the subject of a 1965 lawsuit

It's directly below the Al-Aqsa mosque complex in Jerusalem

Hungarian chemist Albert Szent-Gyorgyi was the first to isolate vitamin C from the pods of this spice

She penned the racy bestsellers "Delta of Venus" & "Henry and June"

We wash our hands of this Scotswoman, played on film by Jeanette Nolan in 1948 & on TV by Judi Dench in 1978

The tallest bridge in the Caribbean is the Queen Juliana Bridge in this capital of Curacao

It's the state bird of Kansas & Nebraska

This spice gives American-style mustard its bright yellow color

Perhaps due in part to the amoral rakishness of his advice book "The Art of Love", he was banned from ancient Rome

Dye

In 1811 the first of these to ply the Ohio River was built in Pittsburgh--the New Orleans, named for where it was headed

This show that debuted in '02 has cursing by mom, dad, son & daughter, & dogs that aren't housebroken

This animal's horns, seenhere, are made entirely of keratin, a fibrous hair protein

He was a Teke, a Tau Kappa Epsilon, & founded a hotel chain, but you probably just know him as Paris' great-granddad

Ogden Nash said these people were "Tinglish"

…that means of secondary importance:A. ancillaryB. fiduciaryC. habilimentaryD. pecuniary

It's the geographically appropriate name of the Pittsburgh landmark seenhereon Feb. 11, 2001

On "Newlyweds", Nick Lachey had to explain to her that Chicken of the Sea is actually fish

Though closely related to sheep, this animal has a beard & its horns are not spirally twisted

Nike founder Phil Knight went tropical at Oregon by joining Phi Gamma Delta, known by this "national" name

It's "burning bright in the forests of the night"

…that means to perplex:A. acrimoniousB. congruousC. nonplusD. tremulous

In 1753 this Virginian with a future in politics said the area was "extremely well situated for a fort"

Each season, 7 strangers share a home, as well as their lives, loves & libidos, on this long-running series

Life is unfair for the males of this animal, seenhere; they're bald on top of their horns, while the female has hair

An Alpha Sigma Phi at Penn, this Berkshire Hathaway man was worth a tidy $42.9 billion in '04

It's the mournful type of poem "written in a country churchyard by Thomas Gray

…that means face up:A. prostrateB. proneC. supineD. incline

The photo of this national hero seen here was taken in Pittsburgh on August 3, 1927

On one episode, Halle Berry is denied entrance to her own movie premiere on this prank-filled show

This North American animal's population had dropped from almost 50 million to under 1000 by 1889

Last name of the Michigan State A.T.O. [alpha tau omega] who, in '99, followed in Dad's footsteps & became president of the Teamsters

He believed "a leaf of grass is no less than the journey-work of the stars"

…that means verbal abuse:A. abrogationB. cogitationC. sinistrationD. vituperation

On July 4, 1826, a historic date, this "Oh! Susanna" composer was born in what's now a part of Pittsburgh

Contestants must complete a mission in order to get to a new location on this x-treme travel adventure series

It was one of the largest of the horned dinosaurs; 2 of its 3 horns were up to 3 feet long

Alpha Phi Alpha John H. Johnson founded this magazine in 1951, 6 years after Ebony

His "Ulalume" rhymes "sober" with "lonesome October"

…that means not sincere:A. dissentiousB. disputatiousC. disingenuousD. discommodious

Brad played this Greek hero in the epic "Troy"

This event that began in 1789 embodied many Enlightenment ideas, but is thought to have ended the era

Don Young from this state with 27 boroughs, including Sitka & North Slope

By examining these in some trees, you can figure out what the weather was like thousands of years ago

With an average car speed of 6 mph, it's easy to see how this "Eternal City" wasn't built in a day

A guffaw from a young cow

Brad & Edward Norton created this title underground group whose 1st & 2nd rules are not to talk about it

In 1745 this was done to a book by materialist thinker Julien La Mettrie; in 1445 it would have been done to Julien

Earl Pomeroy from this state with 53 counties, including Sioux & Grand Forks

Your average U.S. municipal landfill is over 40% of this product, way more than plastic or metal

This Thai capital's traffic was so bad that gas stations sold personal port-a-potties called "Comfort 100"

An uninflated airship

Brad climbed high as Austrian mountain climber Heinrich Harrer, who met the Dalai Lama in this real-life drama

Priestly, Watt & Wedgwood were in a scientific club of "Lunaticks" whose meetings were set for each one of these

Michael Castle from this state with 3 counties: New Castle, Kent & Sussex

Before building a highway, a state has to submit an EIS, this 2-word "statement", to get federal funding

Stuck in traffic & ill, Kip Keino had to jog a mile to get to the 1,500 meter run at the '68 Olympics in this city (he still won)

A no-no during a test, this item is covered with notes and instructions

Death (Brad Pitt) takes a holiday & falls in love with Claire Forlani in this 1998 movie

Time's July 5, 2004 cover story was "The Radical Mind of" this American Enlightenment thinker

Bernie Sanders from this state with 14 counties, including Rutland & Bennington

The first ban on killing the "right" types of these creatures came into force in 1935

In 2003 Mayor Ken Livingstone of this metropolis introduced a tax of 5 pounds on cars entering the city center

A calamity that befalls the Dutch seat of government

Brad Pitt was an Irish Gypsy boxer with an indecipherable accent in this 2000 Guy Ritchie flick

This 35-volume Denis Diderot project began as a translation of a British reference work

Stephanie Herseth from this state with 66 counties, including Yankton & Miner

Newts are New Hampshire's state amphibian, partly for helping track this form of liquid pollution

Murtala Mohammed, this country's head of state, was shot dead in a Lagos traffic jam in 1976

Donor of a hepatic organ

'Poet & critic Ludwig Rellstab compared this piano work to a nighttime boat ride on Lake Lucerne')

After the war, Confederate general Nathan Forrest served as the first head of this supremacist group

The word salad comes from Latin for this, because most Romans dressed their salads with little else

A perosn who uses offensive epithets against a political opponent is said to be doing this with mud

This Harrison Ford movie was the 1st collaboration by George Lucas & Steven Spielberg

E.T. Holmes made the first one of these in 1877 to serve 6 telephone subscribers in Boston

1 of the 3 heavyweight boxing champs to fit this category

Lincoln was asked to make a "few appropriate remarks" here November 19, 1863

Toss together some lettuce, olives, cucumbers & feta cheese & you've got this ethnic salad

Meaning savage & cruel, it comes from the Latin "trux", which means fierce

Miles O'Keeffe played this title role in a film produced by Bo Derek & directed by husband John

You could have gotten stuck on this company's first stick-on Band-Aids in 1921

This Delaware senator chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee

The Confederates held this fort from April 1861 to February 1865

This 3-letter prefix that precedes "goblin" can also mean goblin when it stands alone

This film starring Laurence Olivier as Gen. Douglas MacArthur was produced by the Unification Church

In 11th century China, Pi Sheng made this out of clay; about 1445 Gutenberg used metal

This world leader's real name was Joseph Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili

He earned his nickname at First Bull Run & led 25,000 Confederates at its sequel, Second Bull Run

It can be a spokesman, part of your phone or a protective rubber device worn by a boxer

This actor had his last theatrical film role as police commissioner Waldo in "Ragtime"

In 1982 this British singer paired with Jennifer Warnes in the No. 1 hit "Up Where We Belong"

Due to rumors of his Southern sympathies, the U.S. Gov't didn't buy his new machine gun during the war

In Europe salad may follow the main course because vinegar dressings can conflict with the taste of this

This adjective meaning "of the earliest ages" appears in the first line of Longfellow's "Evangeline"

In "First Monday in October", this actress played Ruth Loomis, 1st woman on the Supreme Court

The U.S. developed the NTSC system of this; France, SECAM & Germany, PAL

Late charismatic scholar seen on a PBS series in 1988 conversing with Bill Moyers on "The Power Of Myth"

At the end of their story, one returns to his estate, one marries a rich widow & one becomes a monk

Berlioz neglected his medical studies in this capital, preferring to spend his nights at the opera

In the closing arguments in a federal criminal case, this side goes first & gets to do a rebuttal

After divorcing Daniel Patterson, she married her third husband, Asa Gilbert Eddy

Many consider a genius to be someone who scores 140 or better on a standard one of these

Though Abidjan has the main gov't buildings, Yamoussoukro is this country's official capital, tusk, tusk

Type of lit. that was the specialty of Francois Villon, Marie De France & Charles Baudelaire

A master composer of ballets, he was the leading Russian composer of the late 19th century

You can perform Shakespeare's plays without paying royalties since copyright law defines them as this

In the 1600s the Baptists began baptizing by this method

Term for a physical illness caused or worsened by psychological factors

To Tibetans it's "Chomolungma", the goddess mother

The son of Grandgousier & Gargamelle, he was a medieval folk hero before Rabelais wrote about him

Friedrich Nietzsche was a close friend of this "Lohengrin" composer but later turned against him

In Latin legal lingo it means "by the fact itself"

In 1790 the first emancipation petition was submitted to Congress by this religious group

Field of psychology that centers on the study of work & work environments

There's a canyon full of odd rocks named for pioneer Ebenezer Bryce in this state

A teacher of philosophy until her first novel was published, her best-known work is "The Second Sex"

First name shared by Vivaldi & Salieri

He was the last president to be one of the litigants in a case before the Supreme Court

The Catholic mission at San Juan Capistrano was founded in the 18th century by this Franciscan

An adult who returrns to a childhood level of behavior is exhibiting this defense mechanism

It's the longest U.S. river east of the Mississippi

Denis Diderot is best known as editor of one of these reference works, the first modern one in any language

Despite his protests, Claude Debussy's distinctive style was labeled this

1849 work in which Thoreau asked, "Unjust laws exist: shall we be content to obey them...?"

Circuit riding preachers of pioneer days were most associated with this Protestant denomination

Oliver Sacks wrote a book about one of his patients called "The Man Who Mistook His Wife For" this

In 1884 it lost its Atacama province to Chile & became a landlocked country

'He became a nat\'l hero when he led the Spanish Foreign Legion against Moroccan rebels in the 1920s')

This F. Scott Fitzgerald character was born James Gatz

Some authorities believe it was actually Jim Bowie's brother Rezin who designed this weapon

Jackson was the first president to use this form of transportation while in office

Louis Armstrong's only No. 1 hit, it hit the charts for 19 weeks in 1964

You take the SAT exam to get into college & the LSAT to get into one of these schools

After death, this faith's devout members get houris, celestial handmaidens

In "Ivanhoe" the black knight who rescues Wilfred & Rowena is really this king in disguise

This measure of sound intensity is named for Alexander Graham Bell

In 1804 & again in 1837 Jackson retired from public life to this estate

Sonny & Cher's only No. 1 hit, they used to sing it at the close of their TV show

Nickname formed from the initials of the Government National Mortgage Association

The last words of this first president to die were, "It is well I die hard, but I am not afraid to go."

For saving this little girl from the waters of the Mississippi, Uncle Tom was bought by her father

What Michael Begon & J.G. Zinn had named after them

It's what Jackson had in common with Lewis Robards from Aug. 1791 to Sept. 1793

Group whose first No. 1 hit, "Cherish", was recorded in a garage that was converted to a studio

You could see one of them write down "q.i.d.", but you might find it hard to read

Romeo commits suicide by drinking poison whereas Juliet kills herself using this

John D. MacDonald used colors in the titles of all the adventures of this private investigator

Two foods named for opera singer Dame Nellie Melba

Jackson's choice for minister to Great Britain; after the Senate turned him down he became VP & then president

The Beatles' 8th No. 1 hit, it begins "I think I'm gonna be sad"

It's an editor's abbreviation for more than one manuscript

In 1984 this author of "The Complete Book of Running" died while running