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In October, you can watch the Headless Horseman ride down this central road at Disneyland 

Main Street

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UnderArmour clothes for girls include the ColdGear line of these bottoms, similar to tights or long johns

Leggings 

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High school students can often earn college credits by taking these types of courses or exams

AP

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This "Indian" style features a shaved head with a strip of hair running from brow to nape

Mohawk 

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This country's remaining crown jewels are in the Galerie d'Apollon in the Louvre

France 

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One of the first recorded uses of the homing type of this creature delivered Olympic results to Athenians

Pigeons 

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This men's hairstyle was originally worn by Ivy League college rowers, hence its name

Crew Cut 

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Both Seattle & Disneyland have this type of train named for the single track upon which it runs

Monorail 

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This type of seasoned sausage usually eaten cold & in slices takes its name from the Latin for "salt"

Salami 

800

Initials of the only Canadian province that lies on the Pacific

BC
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Girls of the late '60s literally pressed their hair with a warm one of these to remove all waviness

Iron

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The largest cut one of these gems is the 545.67-carat Unnamed Brown

Diamond 

800

In 1943 Galvin Manufacturing created this rhyming handheld speaking device

Walkie-Talkie 

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The fur of this largest weasel family land animal is used to trim parkas because it doesn't mat or freeze in the cold

Wolverine 

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When Walt was trying to create Disneyland, he got sizable funding from this TV network Disney now owns

ABC

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This brand of mountaineering apparel & equipment is named for the coldest, most unforgiving side of a mountain

The North Face

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It was originally calculated by taking a person's mental age, dividing by chronological age & multiplying by 100

IQ

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These, called fringes in England, are hair combed forward over a woman's forehead & usually cut straight across

Bangs

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The finest of these red gems are obtained from limestone gravel in Myanmar

Ruby

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In the early 2000s 2 software developers sold the file-sharing program Kazaa & then built this video chat product

Skype 

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Original Disneyland attractions that are still around include Autopia & Jungle Cruise, which opened in this decade

1955

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"You're as cold as ice, you're willing to sacrifice our love", says a song by this group with Lou Gramm & Mick Jones

Foreigner 

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Red Cross data on U.S. blood types say 53% of Hispanics are O positive & 0.2% are this negative

AB

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DAILY DINGER !!! #1

DAILY DINGER !!! #1

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This purple or violet quartz gem is thought to protect against drunkenness

Amethyst 

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Heliographs go back to ancient Greek soldiers who polished these to a mirror shine & used them to send messages

Shields 

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FAMOUS BUILDINGS

Completed in 1943, this "city within a city" has outer walls over 900 feet long

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They're the 3 countries where you'll find Disneylands located outside the U.S.

France, China, Japan 

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DAILY DINGER!!! #2

DAILY DINGER!!! #2

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These 2 letters + a number indicate the concentration of hydrogen ions in a scientific solution

pH

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A special type of this short, boyish cut of the 1920s was named for Irene Castle


Bob cut

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The Victorians made dark red jewelry out of the pyrope type of this gem, mined in Bohemia

Garnet 

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Hieroglyphics & cuneiform are these types of symbols, images that stand for words or ideas

Pictographs 

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21st CENTURY GAMES

The villains in this game were inspired by the swine flu epidemic scare