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That tyke building a droid tri-fighter out of these doesn't know the bricks are acrylonitrile butadiene styrene |
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A passport & visa are all you need to get into Vietnam, but you're advised to tell the U.S. embassy in this city |
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In "Tropic Thunder", this dude playing another dude is a "5-time Academy Award winner" |
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In 1868 George Pullman launched the Delmonico, a sleeping car transformed into one of these cars |
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Also called Ilium, this city from the "Iliad" was rediscovered by Heinrich Schliemann in the 1870s |
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Sweet potatoes are packed with this red-orange pigment, a powerful antioxidant |
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In 1999 Baxter International said it would stop using vinyl in these 2-letter medical bags |
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You'll need a tourist visa & maybe some oxygen when arriving at the 13,000-foot elevation of La Paz in this country |
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In "Groundhog Day" Bill Murray has this job; that's why he comes to see the groundhog |
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Known as the "Train of the Stars", the Super Chief ran from Los Angeles to this city's Dearborn station |
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While studying the sun with a spectroscope, Pierre Janssen & Sir Norman Lockyer discovered this element in 1868 |
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The hard plastic now called HDPE was introduced to consumers by this swiveling 1950s fad |
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A visa is required to travel to this country & its districts such as Bagram, but the State Dept. warns against going |
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In a 1956 classic this redheaded comic rattled off, "The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle" |
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Going up to 150 mph, this Amtrak train running between Boston & D.C. lives up to its speedy name |
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The first fossil recognized as a human ancestor was a skull found near Dusseldorf belonging to this prehistoric man |
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Both baklava & spanakopita are made with tissue-thin layers of this type of Greek dough |
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The J.M. Eagle company flies high making pipes of this 3-letter material that was first produced in 1838 |
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A visa to Saudi Arabia for this purpose only covers travel in the vicinities of Mecca, Medina & Jiddah |
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Comedy in which John Candy plays Del, a master shower curtain ring salesman |
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In 1934 the Burlington R.R. introduced the first of these streamliners named for a god of the west wind |
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Biochemist Henrik Dam shared a Nobel Prize for discovering this vitamin vital to blood clotting |
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Chipotles are the dried form of these dark green chile peppers |
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You'll need a visa if you want to practice your French in this 920,000-square-mile North African country |
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In a 1998 film, Trey Parker & Matt Stone are virtuosos at this sports hybrid |
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At this "summit" on May 10, 1869, the ceremonial golden spike was later removed & 3 iron ones driven in |
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In 1958, using data from a satellite, this physicist discovered 2 radiation belts encircling the Earth |
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Gumbo gets its name from an African word for this gumbo ingredient |
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