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TAKING A VIDEO GAME BREAK |
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Symbolizing health & wisdom, July's birthstone is this red gem |
(Eileen: What is a garnet?)
a ruby
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Help fight the Cold War in the third title in this series; "Black Ops" is rated M, so you'll have to wait for that... right? |
Call of Duty
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...was a Beatle: Django, Ringo, Waldo |
Ringo
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Beaucoup means this, especially following merci |
(William: What is you're welcome?)
very much
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Anne Crompton reworks medieval lit by pairing this knight not with the Green Knight but rather with "Lady Green" |
Gawain
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We've spotted tracks of this animal, perhaps headed back to its pride |
a lion
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The zodiac sign that covers most of July is this one |
Cancer
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In February 2014 this addictive game about a little winged creature was taken down by its developer |
Flappy Bird
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...is a county in Florida: Lincoln, Suwannee, Crockett |
Suwannee
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2-word French term meaning "goodbye" |
au revoir
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"The Hedge Knight" is a graphic novel set in the same world as this author's "A Song of Ice and Fire" |
George R.R. Martin
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The sea type of one of these reptiles left big tracks |
(Nikki: What is a snake?)
a turtle
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On July 4 Norfolk, Virginia has its annual "Great American Picnic and" these in the night sky |
Fireworks
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Use 3 boosts & detonate as many gems as you can in 60 seconds in this alliterative PopCap app |
(William: What is Candy Crush?)
Bejeweled Blitz
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...is a weapon in the classic version of the board game Clue: spear, hammer, wrench |
a wrench
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Hiver refers to this season |
winter
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11th century knight El Cid was a soldier of fortune for both Christians & these Spanish Muslims |
Moors
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As Claude Monet may have known, this aquatic plant is a July birth flower |
water lilies
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Chell is back in Aperture Science Labs & must deal with GLaDOS in this platform-puzzle game "2" |
Portal
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...borders Mexico: Belize, El Salvador, Honduras |
Belize
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This French word meaning "black" is also a film style |
noir
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Some would call this Brit's "The White Company", about noble Sir Nigel & crew, an elementary choice |
(Sir Arthur Conan) Doyle
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An Australian canid passed by, & this is its name-o |
a dingo
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A Coney Island tradition began July 4, 1916 when an Irish immigrant won "Most American" as the champion in this contest |
a hot dog-eating contest
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Leap into this Lima Sky app with jet packs & propeller hats, but see if you can avoid black holes |
(Nikki: What is Jetpack Joyride?)
Doodle Jump
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...is a variety of snail: glider, sailfoot, ramshorn |
ramshorn
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Rue a sens unique is this type of street |
a one-way street
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Sturm Brightblade is a knight of Solamnia in this series named for a weapon that sounds like it could kill Smaug |
Dragonlance
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This big bird left some noticeable tracks, but don't bother looking for the spot where it flew off |
an ostrich
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