Read on, or jump to β¦ β¦ a complete list of answers. Want to discuss the puzzle? Then β¦ β¦ leave a comment. There were originally just nine Beanie Babies when Ty Warner introduced the stuffed animal in In the late nineties the toy became a real fad, largely due to innovative marketing techniques. For example, there was no mass marketing with constant TV ads, and the production volume was limited pushing the line into the realm of collectibles. Oktoberfest is a day beer festival in Munich that actually starts in September.
About six million people attend every year, making it the largest fair in the world. Most sinks in a home have a P-trap in the outlet pipe that empties into the sewer line. This P-trap has at its heart a U-bend that retains a small amount of water after the sink is emptied. This plug of water serves as a seal to prevent sewer gases entering into the home.
By virtue of its design, the U-bend can also capture any heavy objects like an item of jewelry that might fall through the plughole. Fiat is the largest car manufacturer in Italy, and is headquartered in Turin in the Piedmont region in the north of the country. A few years ago, Fiat became the majority shareholder in Chrysler.
The Italian sports car company Ferrari was founded by Enzo Ferrari in Introduced in , the original ingredients were dried pasta with a seasoned powdered sauce. Marvin Gaye was a singer-songwriter from Washington, D. Marvin had given the gun to his father as a Christmas gift. Julian Assange founded WikiLeaks, the website that is notorious for publishing information that governments and individuals would rather remain secret.
Assange is currently in England and lost an appeal to avoid extradition to Sweden to face charges of sexual assault. Assange entered the Ecuadorian Embassy in London seeking political asylum in He was granted asylum and lived at the embassy for almost seven years before being arrested and incarcerated in a UK prison.
