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Mark Brader
Oct 20, 2015, 12:09:54 AM10/20/15
to
As usual, this round is running concurrently with other rounds
not about current events.
These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates
indicated below, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any
answers have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to
give the answers that were correct on those dates.
On each question you may give up to two answers, but if you give
both a right answer and a wrong answer, there is a small penalty.
Please post all your answers in a single followup to the newsgroup,
based only on your own knowledge. (In your answer posting, quote
the questions and place your answer below each one.) I will reveal
the correct answers in about 3 days.
All questions were written by members of the Bloor St. Irregulars,
and are used here by permission, but have been reformatted and may
have been retyped and/or edited by me. For further information
see my 2015-08-18 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
* Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
four deaths resulting?
2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
in Silicon Valley as he promised?
3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
site of a mass shooting last week.
6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
In which country is the city of Kunduz?
7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
League division.
8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
when they clinched the AL East?
9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
being declared in South Carolina?
10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
* Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
baseball playoffs?
3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
this week?
7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
fills demand"
9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
of the other three.
10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
--
Mark Brader | Are governments capable of evil? Yes, of course they are.
Toronto | All institutions are. But they're MORE capable of incompetence.
m...@vex.net | (That's good! I should post that.)
--Sherlock Holmes (Craig Sweeney, "Elementary")
My text in this article is in the public domain.
not about current events.
These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates
indicated below, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any
answers have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to
give the answers that were correct on those dates.
On each question you may give up to two answers, but if you give
both a right answer and a wrong answer, there is a small penalty.
Please post all your answers in a single followup to the newsgroup,
based only on your own knowledge. (In your answer posting, quote
the questions and place your answer below each one.) I will reveal
the correct answers in about 3 days.
All questions were written by members of the Bloor St. Irregulars,
and are used here by permission, but have been reformatted and may
have been retyped and/or edited by me. For further information
see my 2015-08-18 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
* Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
four deaths resulting?
2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
in Silicon Valley as he promised?
3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
site of a mass shooting last week.
6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
In which country is the city of Kunduz?
7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
League division.
8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
when they clinched the AL East?
9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
being declared in South Carolina?
10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
* Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
baseball playoffs?
3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
this week?
7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
fills demand"
9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
of the other three.
10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
--
Mark Brader | Are governments capable of evil? Yes, of course they are.
Toronto | All institutions are. But they're MORE capable of incompetence.
m...@vex.net | (That's good! I should post that.)
--Sherlock Holmes (Craig Sweeney, "Elementary")
My text in this article is in the public domain.
Joshua Kreitzer
Oct 20, 2015, 12:37:42 AM10/20/15
to
m...@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:4oCdnT0pfeAMI7jLnZ2dnUU7-
Qud...@vex.net:
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
Afghanistan
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
New York Mets
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
New York Yankees
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
Texas
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
baseball
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
Chicago Cubs
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
ISIS
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
University of Toronto
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
"Suffragettes"
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
"The Martian"
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
Playboy
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
Martin O'Malley
--
Joshua Kreitzer
grom...@hotmail.com
Qud...@vex.net:
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
Umpqua Community College
> site of a mass shooting last week.
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
--
Joshua Kreitzer
grom...@hotmail.com
Dan Blum
Oct 20, 2015, 10:05:03 AM10/20/15
to
Mark Brader <m...@vex.net> wrote:
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
October 15; October 30
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
ISIS
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
--
_______________________________________________________________________
Dan Blum to...@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
Pete
Oct 20, 2015, 11:23:28 AM10/20/15
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>
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
>
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
>
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
>
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
>
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
>
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
>
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
>
>
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
>
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
>
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
>
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
>
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
>
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
>
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
>
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
>
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
>
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
>
Pete
Peter Smyth
Oct 20, 2015, 1:20:14 PM10/20/15
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> 3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
>
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
>
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
>
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
Afghanistan
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
>
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
>
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
>
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
Mets, Royals
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
>
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
>
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
Texas, Florida
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
>
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
>
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
>
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
>
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
Mets, Royals
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
>
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
Toyota
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
>
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
>
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
>
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
Monkey, Llama
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
>
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
>
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
>
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
Playboy
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
Webb, Chafee (and O'Malley)
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
Peter Smyth
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
Jason Kreitzer
Oct 20, 2015, 8:54:09 PM10/20/15
to
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
Chicago Cubs
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
Jim Webb
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
swp
Oct 20, 2015, 11:33:14 PM10/20/15
to
On Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 12:09:54 AM UTC-4, Mark Brader wrote:
> As usual, this round is running concurrently with other rounds
> not about current events.
I am a Cubs fan. It was tough watching tonight's game.
> not about current events.
>
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates
> indicated below, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any
> answers have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to
> give the answers that were correct on those dates.
>
> On each question you may give up to two answers, but if you give
> both a right answer and a wrong answer, there is a small penalty.
> Please post all your answers in a single followup to the newsgroup,
> based only on your own knowledge. (In your answer posting, quote
> the questions and place your answer below each one.) I will reveal
> the correct answers in about 3 days.
>
> All questions were written by members of the Bloor St. Irregulars,
> and are used here by permission, but have been reformatted and may
> have been retyped and/or edited by me. For further information
> see my 2015-08-18 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
> Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
>
>
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
> 3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
swp
Dan Tilque
Oct 21, 2015, 12:49:54 AM10/21/15
to
Mark Brader wrote:
>
>
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
>
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
Ellison ??
>
>
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
>
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
>
> 3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
>
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
>
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
(being the only Oregonian on the list gives me an advantage in spelling
that name.)
>
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
>
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
>
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
>
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
>
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
>
>
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
>
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
>
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
>
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
>
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
>
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
>
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
>
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
>
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
>
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
--
Dan Tilque
Marc Dashevsky
Oct 21, 2015, 3:48:48 AM10/21/15
to
In article <4oCdnT0pfeAMI7jL...@vex.net>, m...@vex.net says...
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
LA Dodgers
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
>
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
Joaquin
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
Texas
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
>
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
Chicago Cubs
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
ISIS
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
>
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
>
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
The Martian
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
female
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
Playboy
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
Lincoln Chafee
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
--
Replace "usenet" with "marc" in the e-mail address.
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
>
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
>
> 3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
>
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
>
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
>
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
Afghanistan
>
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
>
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
>
> 3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
>
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
>
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
>
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
>
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
>
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
>
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
>
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
--
Erland Sommarskog
Oct 21, 2015, 3:15:59 PM10/21/15
to
Mark Brader (m...@vex.net) writes:
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
2015-12-01
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
>
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
Montreal
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
--
Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, esq...@sommarskog.se
Mark Brader
Oct 23, 2015, 2:00:04 AM10/23/15
to
Mark Brader:
thanks to this rule.
> For further information see my 2015-08-18 companion posting on
> "Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
Election day -- October 19. (It was then postponed to November 12
at the request of his lawyer.)
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
Mark Zuckerberg. 4 for Stephen. 3 for Dan Blum.
> 3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
Marcel Aubut. 4 for Stephen.
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
Old City Hall. 4 for Stephen.
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
Umpqua. I accepted "Umqua". 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Stephen,
and Dan Tilque.
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
Afghanistan. 4 for everyone -- Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Peter, Jason,
Stephen, Dan Tilque, Marc, and Erland.
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
St. Louis Cardinals, New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers. 4 for
Joshua, Pete, Stephen, Dan Tilque, and Marc. 3 for Peter.
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
Baltimore Orioles. 4 for Pete and Stephen.
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
Joaquin. 4 for Stephen and Marc.
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
Georgia. 4 for Stephen.
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
Baseball. She was the first female announcer of a playoff baseball
game. 4 for Joshua and Stephen.
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
Chicago Cubs. 4 for Joshua, Pete, Stephen, and Marc.
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
ISIS. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Stephen, and Marc.
"Toyota" was an... interesting answer.
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
Queen's. 4 for Stephen.
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
"Suffragette". I accepted the plural. 4 for Joshua and Stephen.
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
"The Martian". 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Pete, Stephen, Dan Tilque,
and Marc.
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
Meerkat, monkey, llama. 4 for Dan Blum, Peter (the hard way),
and Stephen (the hard way).
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
Playboy. 4 for everyone.
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
Lincoln Chafee, Martin O'Malley, Jim Webb. 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum,
Pete, Peter (the hard way), Jason, Stephen, Dan Tilque, and Marc.
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
Twitter. 4 for Stephen and Erland.
Scores, if there are no errors:
GAMES-> 1 2 3 4 TOTALS
Stephen Perry 40 40 36 40 156
Joshua Kreitzer 20 28 12 28 88
Marc Dashevsky 20 28 12 20 80
Dan Blum 19 28 11 20 78
Pete Gayde 16 24 16 20 76
Peter Smyth 8 28 7 12 55
Dan Tilque 8 19 12 12 51
Erland Sommarskog 7 24 4 8 43
Bruce Bowler 20 20 -- -- 40
Jason Kreitzer 12 12 4 8 36
--
Mark Brader, Toronto, m...@vex.net
"Insecurity is the norm. If any ... voting machine, operating system,
[or] database ... is ever built completely vulnerability-free, it'll
be the first time in the history of mankind." --Bruce Schneier
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates
> indicated below, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any
> answers have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to
> give the answers that were correct on those dates.
Stephen Perry missed having another pair of perfect rounds
> indicated below, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any
> answers have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to
> give the answers that were correct on those dates.
thanks to this rule.
> For further information see my 2015-08-18 companion posting on
> "Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
> * Game 3 (2015-10-05), Round 1 - Current Events
> 1. What date is set down for the bail hearing of Marco Muzzo,
> the heir to a company worth millions, who has been charged with
> multiple offenses after allegedly driving while impaired with
> four deaths resulting?
at the request of his lawyer.)
> 2. A California judge has refused to dismiss claims of fraud
> against *which billionaire* after a real estate developer says
> the billionaire didn't introduce him to high-powered friends
> in Silicon Valley as he promised?
> 3. Name the former president of the Canadian Olympic Committee
> who resigned last week after complaints of sexual harassment.
> 4. According to a report by a city council committee, what Toronto
> landmark could become a mall after it was found that "the highest
> and best use would be conversion to a retail center that contains
> a mix of food service, leisure, event, and civic uses"?
> 5. Name the community college in Roseburg, Oregon, that was the
> site of a mass shooting last week.
and Dan Tilque.
> 6. A US military medical facility in Kunduz was partially destroyed
> last week, killing a number of Doctors Without Borders staff.
> In which country is the city of Kunduz?
Stephen, Dan Tilque, Marc, and Erland.
> 7. The three divisions in the National League were clinched last
> week. Name *any one* of the three teams that clinched a National
> League division.
Joshua, Pete, Stephen, Dan Tilque, and Marc. 3 for Peter.
> 8. You may have heard that the Toronto Blue Jays also clinched
> their division last week. Which team did they beat on Wednesday
> when they clinched the AL East?
> 9. What is the name of the hurricane that has caused flooding in
> the southeast of the United States, leading to an emergency
> being declared in South Carolina?
> 10. Which state in the US South executed Kelly Gissendaner on
> Tuesday night despite pleas of clemency from the pope?
> * Game 4 (2015-10-19), Round 1 - Current Events
> 1. Jessica Mendoza, a gold-medalist in softball, made history on
> Tuesday, October 6, in connection with which sport?
game. 4 for Joshua and Stephen.
> 2. Which team was the first to win a Division Series and therefore
> the first to advance a league Championship Series in this year's
> baseball playoffs?
> 3. The US Treasury launched an investigation last week into why
> a certain organization has so many Toyotas. What organization?
"Toyota" was an... interesting answer.
> 4. Congratulations to Canada's own Arthur B. McDonald, who has
> won a share of the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery
> of neutrino oscillation, which shows that neutrinos have mass.
> Since 1989, he has been a professor at which Canadian university?
> 5. Protesters against governmental funding cuts to female domestic
> violence victims disrupted the premiere of which movie -- with
> a one-word title -- starring Meryl Streep?
> 6. Which movie -- that focuses on a character called Mark Watney,
> not a character called Marvin -- was #1 at the box office
> this week?
and Marc.
> 7. Fill in *any one* of the blanks in this headline from the
> Toronto Star this week: "At London Zoo, _____ keeper fined
> for attacking _____ handler over _____ custodian"
and Stephen (the hard way).
> 8. Fill in the blank in this headline from the Media section of
> the New York Times this week: "_____ to drop nudity as Internet
> fills demand"
> 9. Tuesday saw the first debate between 5 presidential hopefuls
> running under the banner of the Democratic Party. Hillary
> Clinton was one. Bernie Sanders was another. Name *any one*
> of the other three.
Pete, Peter (the hard way), Jason, Stephen, Dan Tilque, and Marc.
> 10. Which company, founded in 2006, announced last week that they
> were letting go of 336 employees, about 8% of the workforce?
Scores, if there are no errors:
GAMES-> 1 2 3 4 TOTALS
Stephen Perry 40 40 36 40 156
Joshua Kreitzer 20 28 12 28 88
Marc Dashevsky 20 28 12 20 80
Dan Blum 19 28 11 20 78
Pete Gayde 16 24 16 20 76
Peter Smyth 8 28 7 12 55
Dan Tilque 8 19 12 12 51
Erland Sommarskog 7 24 4 8 43
Bruce Bowler 20 20 -- -- 40
Jason Kreitzer 12 12 4 8 36
--
Mark Brader, Toronto, m...@vex.net
"Insecurity is the norm. If any ... voting machine, operating system,
[or] database ... is ever built completely vulnerability-free, it'll
be the first time in the history of mankind." --Bruce Schneier
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