GetGet YourYour KicksKicks OnOn HuntHunt 6666 TheThe 6666thth AnnualAnnual AZAZ TreasureTreasure HuntHunt November 12, 2016 30 31 25 26 27 77 76 47 48 49 64 63 76 77 78 25 28 54 55 56 57 A Get Your Kicks on Hunt 66 – November 12, 2016 2. Sum only the winnings of the winners that 61. Get ready to jam, block, and pivot! win the most when playing Blackjack, American 67. Liberia, Myanmar, USA B Roulette, or Texas Hold’em Poker. 71. Did you know you can do hexadecimal on a 3. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? suanpan? C 5. http://www.audubon.org/apps 73. I am The Keymaster! 7. Eyes are two, one black, one blue. I am The Gatekeeper! 11. In 33 seasons, he has never counted the votes. 79. When will the 6th book finally come out? D 13. Turbo-encabulator 83. Know your exponent rules! 17. Gardeners know what to do with a 10 foot pole. 89. http://shakespeares- england.co.uk/shakespeare-2016 E 19. Standin’ on the Corner 23. Hey baby, when I asked for your digits I didn’t 97. “I’m not even supposed to be here today!” mean your right ascension and declination. 101. Do you prefer Samoas or Caramel deLites? F 29. How do I order an operation around here? 103. Don’t let anyone forget that pre-hunt 31. This year’s hunt requires balls – bowling, manicure! that is. 107. https://www.ixl.com/math/grade-1/addition- G 37. Also: nuts (honey roasted) and a pen (black with-pictures-sums-to-10 ink). Oh, and a black light. 109. Let my Cameron go. 41. Know how to tie a bowline. 113. It’s in the past (IITP). H 43. http://apprope.com/apps/wordbubbles/ 127. Bring a laser to ‘spot’ the answer. 47. www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5o6N6WUxAI 131. Know your map grid. I 53. Make sure you get the hole answer. 137. Who did it? Bluecifer? 59. Mono = one 139. I do love to visit Radiator Springs. Rail = rail 149. Toss the dwarves. 151. The 4th Awakens 157. Order 66 66th Annual Arizona Treasure Hunt We would like to thank you for participating in the 66th annual edition of the Arizona Treasure Hunt! The 2016 Hunt Committee sincerely hopes you “got your kicks” on Hunt 66. Each year we recognize the top three “non-Pro” teams during the post-Hunt celebration. In addition, the performance of some other teams — including “Pro” status teams and “rookie” teams — may be recognized. While the annual prizes have little monetary value, competition for first place remains spirited. The red Wizard Hats awarded to Hunt 1st place winners continue to be one of every wizard’s most prized possessions. The winning team also earns the fleeting privilege and immense responsibility of serving a three-year term on the Arizona Treasure Hunt planning committee. Brown Bag Contents 1. Map 2. Meal tickets (6) 3. Check-in instructions 4. HWOW on 3-hole punched paper 5. Sticker/score sheet 6. Emergency envelopes 7. TrialDirector University mouse pad 8. Brian Fink business card 9. Ashley Linn business card 10. Blank Kiewit note card 11. Olympic #SquadGoals card 12. Vote for Phil Amarosi postcard 13. Grocery ad 14. Weather Station business card 15. Chinese New Year dates 16. Casino 66 article with chip value guide 17. TSA article 18. Map of Arizona 19. List of planets with their data 20. “A Hunter's Guide to Celebrity Deaths” article 21. Galaxy Note 7 article 22. 1-yard piece of cotton twine 23. Jamberry nail wrap instructions with nail wrap & business card 24. Pink bow stamped with "maybe a cupcake will help?" 25. Candyland Band-Aid 26. Apple mini eraser 27. Medicine cup 28. Acrylic diamond 29. Jingle bell 30. Ball clasp keychain ring 31. Metal pin back 32. Small Ziploc bag 33. Harriet Tubman $20 bill article 34. List of countries and their top-level domains 35. List of presidents with their terms 36. “Apple removes headphone jack” article 37. Alcohol prep pad 38. Fun-size package of milk chocolate M&M’s 39. Epi-Pen article Map This is Clue A . Solving this clue will lead you to Clue BA . This visual clue consists of a celestial coordinate system displayed on a large poster. Values along the horizontal axis indicate right ascension (α) while those along the vertical axis indicate declination (δ). If you are unable to solve this clue, or to find Clue AB, open emergency envelope 003 , which will direct you to Clue B . This is emergency solution 003 , which will lead you to Clue AB . Upon reaching this heavenly clue, Hunters will remember the HWOW stating, “Hey baby, when I asked for your digits I didn’t mean your right ascension and declination.” The observant Hunter will also note the right ascension and declination coordinates at the bottom right of the clue. While pinpointing these celestial coordinates, the wise Hunter will construe that the first letters of each constellation can be put together to spell out “REDSOLOCUP.” If that song from Checkout gets as stuck in your head as it does in ours, then lift up that red solo cup and proceed to circle is located in Map Grid Q4. From Clue Site A, proceed EAST on Stage Coach Pass. From the intersection of Pima Rd and Stage Coach Pass, continue to proceed EAST on Stage Coach Pass for 2.1 miles and park on the Right/South side of the road. The clue site is 140 ft. SOUTH of the road on the SOUTH side of a grove of small Palo Verde trees. GPS Coordinates for Clue Site B: 33.81357N, 111.85420W If you are unable to locate Clue BA , open emergency envelope 001 , which will direct you to Clue CB . This is Clue AB . Solving this clue will lead you to Clue CA . This working visual clue consists of a sealed, black box, with 3 selector dials on the front. There is also a display and a button marked PRESS. The dials are labeled with the letters A, D, and O. Hunters can turn the 3 selector switches to the numbers 1 through 6. Regardless of the combination selected, when the button is pushed, the display always shows zero. If you are unable to solve this clue, or to find Clue CA, open emergency envelope 001 , which will direct you to Clue CB . This is emergency solution 001 , which will lead you to Clue AC. At first glance, Hunters may think that they need to find the right combination to solve the clue from this mysterious black box. However, some simple experimentation shows that whatever combination is chosen, the display always shows zero. So much work on the A, D and O dials yields nothing – yes, much ado about nothing! Well-read Hunters will recognize this as one of Shakespeare’s famous plays and remember that the HWOW linked you to an article describing the events surrounding the 400th anniversary of the Bard’s death. So start quoting your favorite sonnet and head over to circle is located in Map Grid N8. From the intersection of Pima Rd and Stage Coach Pass, proceed SOUTH on Pima Rd for 3.0 miles to Lone Mountain. Turn RIGHT on Lone Mountain and proceed WEST for 0.5 miles to Granite Reef (dirt road). Turn LEFT on Granite Reef and continue SOUTH for 0.15 miles and park where the road ends/makes a sharp right. The clue site is 35 ft. SOUTH of the road on the SOUTH side of a cluster of Palo Verde trees. GPS Coordinates for Clue Site C: 33.76746 N, 111.89994 W If you are unable to locate Clue CA , open emergency envelope 2300 , which will direct you to Clue DB . This is Clue AC. Solving this clue will lead you to Clue DA . This is a paper clue. If you are unable to solve this clue, or to find Clue DA, open emergency envelope 2300 , which will direct you to Clue DB. This is emergency solution 2300 , which will lead you to Clue AD. Clever Hunters will recognize images of Alexander the Great, Wayne Gretzky (“The Great One”) and Muhammad Ali (“The Greatest”). The images are in a word bubble, so someone must be talking about them… maybe even saying how great they are. Who always says “They’re Great!”? Why, Tony the Tiger of course! Head to is located in Map Grid R8. From the intersection of Lone Mountain Rd and Pima Rd, Proceed SOUTH on Pima for 2.0 miles. Turn LEFT on Dynamite and proceed EAST for 2.8 miles to Alma School. Turn LEFT on Alma School and proceed NORTH for 1.0 mile to circle/preserve entrance where you will see the Brown’s Ranch Trailhead sign. The clue site is 60 ft. WEST and 50 ft. NORTH of the center of the circle on the NORTHWEST side of 2 large rocks and a Saguaro cactus. GPS Coordinates for Clue Site D: 33.75610 N, 111.84406 W If you are unable to locate Clue DA , open emergency envelope 1300 , which will direct you to Clue EB . This is Clue AD. Solving this clue will lead you to Clue EA . This paper clue consists of pictures connected with arrows. There are two sets of pictures. In each set, the first and last picture are the same. If you are unable to solve this clue, or to find Clue AE, open emergency envelope 1300 , which will direct you to Clue EB .