Inti was the sun god of this empire centered in Cusco, Peru
the Inca
You can "get off on the right" one (yay!) or have one "in the grave" (yikes!)
a foot
While in Samoa, this author penned a sequel to "Kidnapped" called "David Balfour"
(Robert Louis) Stevenson
Term for a system of interconnected computers & devices; a LAN is a "local area" one
a network
18th CENTURY AMERICANS
"Essays to Do Good" by Cotton Mather inspired Silence Dogood, the newspaper pseudonym of this man
Alaska's Brooks Range is the northern part of this mountain system that extends south into New Mexico
the Rockies
Don't get "tied up in" these measures of speed at sea
knots
Nicole Diver in "Tender is the Night" is based in part on his wife Zelda
Fitzgerald
Nations get their own domain extensions; .dk is the one for this country
Denmark
"Essays to Do Good" by Cotton Mather inspired Silence Dogood, the newspaper pseudonym of this man
Benjamin Franklin
This Native American stick & ball game is Canada's official national summer sport
lacrosse
"The whole 9" these means all the way
yards
Ironically, poet Hart Crane, whose father invented this ring-shaped hard candy, died after jumping overboard
a Life Saver
World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee gets questions like "Why are links" this color?--"There is no reason"
blue
Port-au-Prince is the capital city of this nation on the island of Hispaniola
Haiti
It's a unit of time, or what you do when you express formal support of a motion
a second
This author's close relationship with the Davies family was the subject of the film "Finding Neverland"
James Barrie (J.M. Barrie)
Your online shopping cart couldn't stay up to date without these data packets that help websites track you
cookies
Named after a saint, this most populous Brazilian city is also the most populous metro area south of the Equator
São Paulo
The arrangement of words in rhythmic verses gives a poem this pattern
meter
Years after this alliterative poet wrote "Tintern Abbey", he was made poet laureate
Wordsworth
Microsoft's Internet Explorer uses "favorites" where other browsers use this word from the non-wired world
bookmarks