After 244 Years, Encyclopædia Britannica Stops the Presses

[Moonliner]

1. Science Fiction novel.
2. Indian actress
3. Serbian radio top 100 songs
4. One of three counties in the United States
5. Commune in eastern France
6. A town in India
7. A Boyz II Men song
8. A town in Nova Scotia (possibly)
9. A Dutch Golden Age still life painter (I thought that might be a winner)
10. A Japanese actress
11. Protestants in Tanzania
12. A United States passenger rail network (not amtrack!)
13. A 1999 magnitude 7.1 earthquake
14. A Canadian ice hockey player. (Ooh so close!)
15. A Christian religious awakening
16. Singapore's best known drag queen.
17. The number 868 (disambiguation)
18. A 12th century learned clergyman from Liège
19. A French financier and politician
20. All-time General Managers of the Chicago Blackhawks (Grrrr.. More Hockey)
21. Incidents of political violence in Washington, D.C.
22. Species of frog from Cameroon.

*whew* Time for a lunch break, back in a bit....
OK, I had a nice chicken sub at Quiznos and now we continue....

23. An administrative district of Gmina Kościerzyna
24. A town in the Canadian province of Newfoundland
25. A radio station in Ili'ili, American Samoa (Perhaps they broadcast soccer games...)
26. A 1922 silent film
27. A Centre for Music and Performing Arts
28. An American documentary film director (Again, damn. I thought I had it)
29. A festival in Tamilnadu
30. A village in Spain (I suppose some soccer players might live here)
31. Top Rock'n'Roll Hits: 1959
32. A Canadian doctrine of constitutional interpretation (Trending back towards Ice Hockey)
33. Latin Grammy Awards
34. Studio album by Swedish band Club 8.
35. Giovane Alves da Silva Winner!!!!




I'll bet you clicked on at least one of those links. Which one was it?