Can stand on one foot while balancing a trombone on its end, on the other foot.

Didn't speak English until they were 5.

This person fought wild fires for 6 years as a means to pay off college.

This knot is used to tie in directly to a climber’s harness.

The hourly demand vector has this many rows.

The MLB pitcher with the most strike outs.

In the 2nd grade, this person was cast as a munchkin in the Wizard of Oz, despite being the tallest person in the class.

This person loves operating heavy machinery and tractors.

This modern orchestral instrument evolved from a Renaissance instrument called a "sackbut"

DAILY DOUBLE!
Although not currently in-use, EPIS was an acronym for this phrase

John Scott competed in the National Championships held at the University of Iowa in this sport.

In 2007 they won an NBA blogging contest and was awarded my own personal blog on NBA.com for a year.

Met the goal of travelling to 6 of 7 continents before their 30th birthday.

This is the name for the rectangular frame or arch over a stage.

The GIS feature cannot be used with these AURORAxmp data types.

This person represented his/her high-school in the inter-school debate competition.

This employee was awarded the Washington State Air National Guard Guardsman medal?

He learned this language while living abroad with his parents.

Along with magnesium and vitamin D, this fat-soluble vitamin is important for maximizing the absorption of calcium from your diet.

The number of nodal EPIS customers

This person used to compete in jump rope competitions with the group "Antigravity"

This person’s first paid job was software development at age 14.

This person took over three years of vocal training in the past.

Title of the Ylvis song that questions the speech of a four legged animal.

The nickname for the George Washington Memorial Bridge that crosses Lake Union in Seattle, WA.