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We can see this 3-named Supreme Court justice, a Cornell AEPhi, just trashing a frat house at a kegger |
(Erika: Who is Sandra Day O'Connor?)
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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A brand of water named for this Pacific island nation is bottled at the source, the Yaqara Valley on Viti Levu |
Fiji
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If cirrostratus ones are replaced by lower altostratus ones, rethink the picnic |
clouds
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"Otherside" was an early hit for the team of Macklemore & him |
Ryan Lewis
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A hunting lodge begun by Louis XIII in 1624 eventually became this elaborate royal residence |
Versailles
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From the Latin for "life", vittles meant this |
food
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FSU Tri Delt Sara Blakely became a billionaire by inventing this tight-fitting undergarment line |
(Alex: [*], yes.) (Julia: I don't know why I know that. [Laughs])
Spanx
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A big tourist activity in Tonga is whale watching, & since the whales are mainly this singing species, whale listening too |
(Kevin: What are beluga whales?)
humpback whales
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If you're doing this colorful cooking action to meat, you're making use of the Maillard reaction of sugars & amino acids |
browning
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"Apologize" if you get this Ryan Tedder band mixed up with One Direction |
OneRepublic
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At Castillon in 1453, French troops defeated the English in the final great battle of this war |
the Hundred Years' War
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A picket was someone on this duty |
guard duty
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Margaret Brewer, this service's first woman general, was "always faithful" to the Michigan ZTA Alpha Gammas |
the Marines
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Called by some the most beautiful place on Earth, Moorea is just 12 miles from this largest island in French Polynesia |
Tahiti
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a javelin on the monitor.) In 1984, for safety reasons, after one was thrown a staggering 343 feet, the javelin was redesigned to underperform by moving this point, "CM" for short, by 4 centimeters, which keeps the nose down |
(Julia: What is the center of gravity?)
the center of mass
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2012's "Blunderbuss" is the first official solo album by this "Jack" of many trades |
Jack White
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In the 2012 election for president, Francois Hollande defeated this incumbent |
(Nicolas) Sarkozy
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A Confederate soldier could be called by this first name whether he was "marching home" or not |
(Alex: [*] Reb. "When [*] Comes Marching Home".)
Johnny
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This George W. Bush Cabinet member was Alpha Chi Omega, a sorority with musical origins, at the University of Denver |
Condoleezza Rice
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Anthropologists study the island of Yap for its use of 12-foot stone wheels not for transport but as this |
currency (or money)
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An eco-issue is protection of creatures that act as these for plants--honeybees of course, but also beetles & birds |
pollinators
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"Love Don't Live Here" was a hit by this country group of 2 guys & Hillary Scott |
Lady Antebellum
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In Feb. of this year France hosted the Grenoble Winter Olympics; in May protests nearly led to a leftist revolution |
1968
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A Union soldier could be called this, now found before "Trade Commission" |
Federal
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Chi O! & Roll Tide! This author won a Pulitzer for fiction in 1961 |
(Alex: Author of a book you studied in high school -- [*], To Kill a Mockingbird.)
Harper Lee
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Thor Heyerdahl believed this island was once colonized by a redheaded race from South America, possibly Peru |
(Erika: What is Ireland?)
Easter Island
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An example of this "meta"term from information science is phone call times & recipients without the content |
metadata
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Pleading, "fathers, be good to" them earned John Mayer a Song of the Year Grammy |
daughters
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To grant religious freedom to Protestants, in 1598 King Henry IV issued the Edict of this city |
Nantes
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Now it's slang for any bad situation; back then it was a foraging soldier |
a bummer
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