Before and After
This NBA player who played for the Chicago Bulls throughout the 80s and 90s wearing the number 23 was comedic partners with Keegan Michael Key before becoming an award-winning director
Michael Jordan Peele
With 28 medals and 23 golds, this Olympian is the most decorated athlete in the history of the Olympic Games
Michael Phelps
The name for a series of waves in a water body caused by the displacement of a large volume of water, often caused by earthquakes
Tsunami
Cuisine: French land snails cooked with garlic butter and parsley
Cocktail: Vodka, Kahlua, Espresso, Ice
Escargot and Espresso Martini
Performing this operation to get X and then taking the integral of X gives you the original number + a constant
Derivative
This MLB team, nicknamed "The Bronx Bombers" is the fictional character known for thinking a feather in a hat was "macaroni"
New York Yankee Doodle
In 1920, Oscar Swahn - an Olympian from this country - took home gold for shooting, becoming the oldest athlete to ever win gold, a record which still stands today.
Sweden
This sea is bordered by 6 countries, among which include Georgia, Bulgaria, and Ukraine
The Black Sea
Cuisine: Hard-boiled eggs with the yolks mixed into a creamy filling and piped back into the whites.
Cocktail: Ginger Beer, Dark Rum, Ice
Deviled eggs and Dark and Stormy
A 2-input logic gate in a digital circuit that outputs ON unless both inputs are ON is called this
NAND gate
Shakespeare's longest play are the famous last words of the former queen of France.
Hamlet them eat cake
Other than St. Louis and Los Angeles, this is the only other US city that has hosted a summer Olympic games
Atlanta
This racehorse became the first to ever run the 1 1/4 mile in 2 minutes in the 1973 Kentucky Derby, and is considered by most to be the greatest thoroughbred of all time.
Secretariat
Cuisine: National dish of Greece, layered dish with eggplant, bechamel, and meat sauce
Cocktail: Rum, Mint, Lime, Simple Syrup, Club Soda
Moussaka and Mojito
This simple machine - comprised of a beam or rod with a fixed hinge - is also known as a fulcrum
Lever
This ancient Chinese Military treatise dating back to the 5th century BCE is a book that sparked widespread panic when it was read as a radio play
The art of war of the worlds
This modern Olympics were the first to use the Olympic torch relay
Berlin
The most powerful earthquake ever recorded on the Richter scale was a 9.5. It took place in 1960 in this country
Cuisine: A pizza with thin crust, fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce, and basil named after an Italian city
Cocktail: Campari, Gin, Sweet Vermouth, and Carbonated Water
Neapolitan Pizza and Negroni
The difference between two values or the change in two values is often represented by this Greek letter
Delta
The rapper who won a Pulitzer in 2018 for his 4th studio album is the 2011 NBA 6th man of the year who won 2 NBA championships alongside Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol
Kendrick Lamar Odom
This Olympic games hosted the historic “Miracle on Ice” hockey game between the U.S. and Soviet Union in 1980
Lake Placid
This species of baleen whale is named for its distinctive triangular skull and is thought to be able to live to over 200 years old.
Bowhead Whale
Cuisine: A Middle Eastern dish of poached eggs in a spicy tomato and pepper sauce.
Cocktail: Lemon Juice, Cointreau, Brandy, Lemon Wedge, Ice
Shakshuka and Sidecar
Inspired by how coral reefs make minerals, LBM - the acronym for this term - (such as biocement and self-replicating concrete) has become popular in construction and design.
Living Building Material