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Tie Breaker
100
Software used to connect two seperate applications allowing them to communicate and exchange data.
What is middleware
100
A cake often given as a holiday gift, although some people may not be so grateful to receive it.
What is a fruitcake
100
We heard these every Saturday afternoon at 1PM during the 1960's in Tucson
What are air raid sirens.
100
This IT staff member participates in endurance athletic events while being only marginally prepared.
Who is Chris Ferko
100
The mayor of Tucson in 1968
Who is Jim Corbett
200
Operating system independent object oriented programming language
What is JAVA
200
A red flower typically seen during the holiday season
What is Poinsetta
200
He founded the Spanish City of Tucson
Who is Don Hugo O'Connor
200
WAN Girl
Who is CC
200
What IT person likes donuts
Who is Samer
300
Examples are: Apache Web Server, MySQL
What is Open Source
300
Proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday
Who is Abraham Lincoln
300
He used Tucson as a vacation spot between robberies in the 1930's
Who is John Dillinger
300
You can ride a fuzzy bike if you like?
Who is BJ
300
The jewish new year
What is Rosh Hashanah
400
Is a way to reduce server hardware proliferations and reduce energy consumption
What is Virtualization
400
Hanukkah game based on an old German gamgling game.
What is Dreidel
400
Is the oldest Catholic church still in use.
What is San Xavier del Bac
400
Related to former Mayor George Miller
Gene Einfrank
400
A 32-bit number that identifies every workstation on the Internet
What is an IP address
500
Is used to show direct and indirect costs to determine the actual cost of a specific technology implementation
What is Total Cost of Ownership
500
His heart was two sizes too small
Who is the Grench
500
Parts of this 1991 movie were filmed in downtown Tucson in front of the Main Library. Cast included Micky Rourke and Don Johnson
What is Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
500
Is there a doctor in the house?
Who is Peter Johnson
500
It has been proclaimed as Tucson's nickname
What is the Old Pueblo