Ultrasound was first used for clinical purposes in 1956 in Glasgow. Obstetrician Ian Donald and engineer Tom Brown developed the first prototype systems based on an instrument used to detect industrial flaws in ships. They perfected its clinical use, and by the end of the 1950s, ultrasound was routinely used in Glasgow hospitals. It was well into the 1970s before it became widely used in North American hospitals. By the end of the 20th century, ultrasound imaging had become routine in maternity clinics throughout the developed world. The technology has undergone extensive development over the past 20 years has probably reached more or less the pinnacle of its acuity. The trend now is for expectant parents to learn the baby’s gender during their mid-term ultrasound. Such is the case with my daughter, who is expecting her second child.
The cache is not at the posted coordinates. You must answer the following questions to complete the coordinates for the cache that contains the coordinates for your FINAL destination, and ultimately learn the answer to the question, “Boy or Girl?”
The Brady Bunch was an iconic television programme. Answer these questions, and find the coordinates.
N 42 59.ABC
W 80 24.DEF
A = How many parents worked outside the home
B = The number of times Ann B. Davis, who played Alice, won the “Favorite Maid-for-TV” award
C = The number of seasons the Brady Bunch ran
D = The number of daughters in the show
E = The first digit of the house number where the Brady Bunch lived
F = How many grandkids I have when this cache was placed
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