Happy Birthday Daddy! Love, Megan ☺️

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  1. 2. Sovereign land completely surrounded by South Africa, known as the "Kingdom in the Sky"
  2. 8. Nickname for the Smith Center where UNC basketball plays, named for a legendary coach
  3. 9. Eight-seed underdog that shot 78.6% to upset Georgetown in 1985
  4. 11. Power trio featuring Clapton, Jack Bruce, and Ginger Baker
  5. 16. Brilliant blues guitarist who founded Fleetwood Mac before his departure in 1970
  6. 17. Cubs outfielder who chased McGwire in the 1998 home run race
  7. 18. British Prime Minister who promised nothing but "blood, toil, tears, and sweat"
  8. 22. Original name of Black Sabbath before they changed it in 1969
  9. 23. Bassist Butler who wrote most of Black Sabbath's dark, occult-themed lyrics
  10. 24. French palace where the 1919 treaty ending World War I was signed
  11. 28. Steely Dan's 1977 jazz-rock masterpiece featuring "Peg"
  12. 32. The ultimate weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament
  13. 33. Early Fleetwood Mac instrumental hit that inspired The Beatles' "Sun King"
  14. 34. Slugger who broke Roger Maris's home run record first in 1998
  15. 37. The scenic, pine-lined stadium where the Tar Heels play home football games
  16. 39. Central European capital split by the Vltava River
  17. 40. Golfer who held all four modern majors simultaneously in 2000-2001
  18. 41. Record-breaking UNC basketball star Tyler, nicknamed "Psycho T"
  19. 43. 1971 Jethro Tull magnum opus detailing a dirty old tramp in a London park
  20. 44. Dolly Parton's home state, featured in the name of her mountain home
  21. 45. Avian employee of the All England Club with his own security pass to deter local pigeons
  22. 47. Executive power to reject a bill passed by Congress
  23. 50. One of the two official school colors of Florida State University, paired with gold
  24. 52. 1942 Pacific naval battle turning point where the US sank four Japanese carriers
  25. 53. The picturesque North Carolina college town that houses the nation's oldest public university
  26. 54. Feminist author who exposed suburban discontent in "The Feminine Mystique"
  27. 55. FSU quarterback Jameis who won the Heisman Trophy and a National Championship in the 2013 season
  28. 57. Hall of Fame manager who led the 1995 Atlanta Braves to a title
  29. 58. Republican presidential nominee in 1996 who resigned from the Senate mid-campaign
  30. 59. Historic Georgia club that hosts the Masters Tournament every April
  31. 60. The right to vote, fought for by early feminists
  32. 62. Country star Wagoner, whom Dolly Parton sang "I Will Always Love You" to bid farewell
Down
  1. 1. President who famously told Mr. Gorbachev to "tear down this wall"
  2. 3. The Seminole leader who rides the horse Renegade to plant a burning spear at FSU home games
  3. 4. Led Zeppelin drummer famous for his heavy foot on "When the Levee Breaks"
  4. 5. 1996 Spice Girls debut single that asked what you "really, really want"
  5. 6. Native of Indiana, or a classic 1986 basketball movie
  6. 7. Underrated early Fleetwood Mac guitarist Danny who co-wrote "Station Man"
  7. 10. River flowing through Vienna, Budapest, and Belgrade
  8. 11. King of the Franks crowned Emperor of the Romans on Christmas Day 800
  9. 12. Head coach who famously returned for a second stint leading the Tar Heel football program
  10. 13. The upper chamber of the United States Congress
  11. 14. Woodwind instrument played by Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson while standing on one leg
  12. 15. Ancient Siberian rift lake that contains more water than all the North American Great Lakes combined
  13. 19. Clapton classic inspired by his unrequited love for Pattie Boyd
  14. 20. Text that sends a batter back to the dugout
  15. 21. Steely Dan track about a "loser" who learns to work the saxophone
  16. 25. Automobile brand mentioned in Jethro Tull's "Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll"
  17. 26. Pair of rocky islands in the Bering Strait where the International Date Line separates Russia and the United States by less than three miles
  18. 27. Longtime Braves third baseman and 1999 NL MVP Jones
  19. 29. Mountain range spanning across Switzerland, Italy, and France
  20. 30. Iconic 1970 Black Sabbath album written in just a few minutes as a filler track
  21. 31. The iconic number 23 Tar Heel who hit the game-winning shot in the 1982 NCAA Championship
  22. 35. South American capital city built on the banks of the Suriname River, featuring a historic inner city made entirely of wood
  23. 36. Legendary Hall of Fame FSU coach Bobby who accumulated 377 career wins
  24. 38. Clause in Article I, Section 8 allowing Congress to expand its powers
  25. 42. Moniker for Spice Girl Mel B
  26. 46. Led Zeppelin's epic track that you are famously forbidden to play in guitar stores
  27. 48. The iconic, neoclassical structure at the heart of the UNC campus that students drink from for good luck
  28. 49. Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic Ocean that houses a global seed vault and more polar bears than people
  29. 51. 1415 battle where English longbowmen decisively defeated a larger French army
  30. 52. Braves ace known as "The Professor" for his surgical pitching precision
  31. 55. The hypnotic, chopping stadium cheer performed by FSU fans during games
  32. 56. Eric Clapton's famous nickname given to him by Yardbirds manager Giorgio Gomelsky
  33. 61. Common acronym for the Republican Party
  34. 63. German code machine cracked by Alan Turing and his team at Bletchley Park