World Cities
An important industrial center, this city is also home to the Welsh central government
Cardiff
In cold weather, your breath is visible as mist if it cools to this point at which it is fully saturated with water vapor
On Dec. 27, 1822 this Frenchman was born to show the world that microorganisms cause fermentation
Pasteur
Hagrid buys this pet as a birthday present for Harry at Eeylops Owl Emporium
Hedweg
"Sing-along" showings of this film encourage audiences to hiss the baroness & boo the Nazis
The Sound of Music
Mohammed V Square is the central plaza in this city but you probably won't find any gin joints there
Casablanca
John Frank Stevens, who designed the Panama Canal, & of course, Gustave Eiffel, are big names in this branch of engineering that focuses on major public works
Civil Engineering
He was conducted into the world January 27, 1756, the same year his father published a manual on playing the violin
Motzart
Scabbers is this character's pet rat
Ron Weasley
Lumaha'i Beach in Kauai is where Mitzi Gaynor washed that man right out of her hair in this classic musical
South Pacific
If you're into bridges, this city has more than 400 of 'em, including the Rialto that crosses the Grand Canal
Venice
The Caribbean has lost more than 50% of these structures due to problems like overfishing, pollution & thermal stress
Coral reefs
Later to take the pen name Richard Saunders, he was born to a poor family in Boston January 17, 1706
Ben Franklin
Varieties of these include the Ukrainian Ironbelly & the Antipodean Opaleye
dragons
Donald O'Connor "made 'em laugh" in one of this 1952 movie's most famous numbers
Singin' in the Rain
If you're gonna lie in the heart of something, make it the gold field of the Witwatersrand, like this huge South African city
Johannesburg
The icon of this button has a one & a zero to show its binary nature
A power switch
It's certain he was born Dec. 5, 1901, in Wurzburg, Germany, 26 years before publishing his famous principle
Heisenberg
Slightly misleading name of the scary giant 3-headed canine who guards the Philosopher's Stone & falls asleep to music
Fluffy
"I'll Make a Man Out of You" & "The Huns Attack" are from this 1998 Disney musical
Mulan
Lesser-known conquistador Pedro de Alvarado founded this capital that's named for Jesus
San Salvador
In 1959 the USPS tried sending mail via a cruise type of this--it never took off as a delivery method
A missle
He famously wrote his notes in reverse so that they could be read with a mirror
Leonardo Da Vinci
A sort of combination bird & horse, Buckbeak is one of these magical creatures
"Practically Perfect" is one of the new songs written for the stage version of this 1964 Julie Andrews movie
Marry Poppins