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QFTCI16 Game 2, Rounds 9-10: Cats and Fords
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Mark Brader
Jul 4, 2016, 2:44:33 AM7/4/16
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These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-05-30,
and should be interpreted accordingly.
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 to the newsgroup in a single followup,
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 Usual Suspects 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 2016-05-31 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
I wrote one of these rounds.
* Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
(Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
1. Abyssinian.
2. Sphynx.
Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
these are one-word answers.
3. Cvpgher friragrra.
4. Gur sbhegrragu cvpgher.
5. Gur arkg cvpgher nsgre gung.
6. Cvpgher ryrira.
Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
7. Ntnva ersreevat gb gur svar fcrpvzra va cvpgher sbhegrra, nyy
Fvnzrfr pngf unir qnex nernf va gur fnzr cnggrea, ohg qvssrerag
funqrf ner cbffvoyr sbe gubfr nernf. Jung grez ersref gb gur
fcrpvsvp pbybengvba frra va guvf png?
8. Pngf fhpu nf ahzore gra, juvpu ner nyzbfg rkpyhfviryl srznyr,
ner fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq oevaqyr be gevpbybe, naq va Dhrorp,
punggr q'Rfcntar. Tvir gur zber pbzzba anzr.
9. Anzr gur cnggrea bs png ahzore fvkgrra, juvpu vf nyfb frra
nyzbfg ragveryl va srznyrf.
10. Gur cnggrea va cvpgher gjb vf fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq ovpbybe be
cvronyq, ohg jr jnag gur, funyy jr fnl, zber fbcuvfgvpngrq anzr
sbe vg.
So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
11. Nzrevpna fubegunve.
12. Znpxrery gnool pbybevat, cebonoyl ba nabgure Nzrevpna fubegunve.
13. Qriba erk.
14. Ehffvna oyhr.
15. Znvar pbba png.
16. Crefvna (genqvgvbany).
17. Crefvna (zbqrea).
18. Gbltre.
** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
is not sufficient on any question.
* A. Canadiana: Ford
A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
again. Give the *number* of his ward.
* B. History: Fords
B1. Who killed Jesse James?
B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
Under what name did he become famous?
* C. Literature: Fords
C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
"the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
* D. Sports: Fords
D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
team name required.
D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
* E. Entertainment: Fords
E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
Who was he?
E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
of the other three.
* F. Geography: fords
F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
three places being connected to the same writer?
--
Mark Brader | "Go have a life -- but I'm telling you right now,
Toronto | you will be bored sick. Life is overrated."
m...@vex.net | --Will Gardner (Robert & Michelle King)
My text in this article is in the public domain.
and should be interpreted accordingly.
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 to the newsgroup in a single followup,
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 Usual Suspects 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 2016-05-31 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
I wrote one of these rounds.
* Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
(Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
1. Abyssinian.
2. Sphynx.
Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
these are one-word answers.
3. Cvpgher friragrra.
4. Gur sbhegrragu cvpgher.
5. Gur arkg cvpgher nsgre gung.
6. Cvpgher ryrira.
Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
7. Ntnva ersreevat gb gur svar fcrpvzra va cvpgher sbhegrra, nyy
Fvnzrfr pngf unir qnex nernf va gur fnzr cnggrea, ohg qvssrerag
funqrf ner cbffvoyr sbe gubfr nernf. Jung grez ersref gb gur
fcrpvsvp pbybengvba frra va guvf png?
8. Pngf fhpu nf ahzore gra, juvpu ner nyzbfg rkpyhfviryl srznyr,
ner fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq oevaqyr be gevpbybe, naq va Dhrorp,
punggr q'Rfcntar. Tvir gur zber pbzzba anzr.
9. Anzr gur cnggrea bs png ahzore fvkgrra, juvpu vf nyfb frra
nyzbfg ragveryl va srznyrf.
10. Gur cnggrea va cvpgher gjb vf fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq ovpbybe be
cvronyq, ohg jr jnag gur, funyy jr fnl, zber fbcuvfgvpngrq anzr
sbe vg.
So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
11. Nzrevpna fubegunve.
12. Znpxrery gnool pbybevat, cebonoyl ba nabgure Nzrevpna fubegunve.
13. Qriba erk.
14. Ehffvna oyhr.
15. Znvar pbba png.
16. Crefvna (genqvgvbany).
17. Crefvna (zbqrea).
18. Gbltre.
** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
is not sufficient on any question.
* A. Canadiana: Ford
A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
again. Give the *number* of his ward.
* B. History: Fords
B1. Who killed Jesse James?
B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
Under what name did he become famous?
* C. Literature: Fords
C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
"the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
* D. Sports: Fords
D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
team name required.
D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
* E. Entertainment: Fords
E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
Who was he?
E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
of the other three.
* F. Geography: fords
F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
three places being connected to the same writer?
--
Mark Brader | "Go have a life -- but I'm telling you right now,
Toronto | you will be bored sick. Life is overrated."
m...@vex.net | --Will Gardner (Robert & Michelle King)
My text in this article is in the public domain.
Erland Sommarskog
Jul 4, 2016, 4:32:34 AM7/4/16
to
Mark Brader (m...@vex.net) writes:
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
Hartford
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
--
Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, esq...@sommarskog.se
Peter Smyth
Jul 4, 2016, 1:24:16 PM7/4/16
to
Mark Brader wrote:
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat
> Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
3
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat
> Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
> 2. Sphynx.
5
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
> 3. Picture seventeen.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
Siamese
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
Siamese
> 5. The next picture after that.
Manx
> 6. Picture eleven.
Leopard
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> 7. Again referring to the fine specimen in picture fourteen, all
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
>
> 8. Cats such as number ten, which are almost exclusively female,
> are sometimes called brindle or tricolor, and in Quebec,
> chatte d'Espagne. Give the more common name.
>
> 9. Name the pattern of cat number sixteen, which is also seen
> almost entirely in females.
Tabby
> 10. The pattern in picture two is sometimes called bicolor or
> piebald, but we want the, shall we say, more sophisticated name
> for it.
>
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> 11. American shorthair.
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
>
> 12. Mackerel tabby coloring, probably on another American shorthair.
>
> 13. Devon rex.
>
> 14. Russian blue.
>
> 15. Maine coon cat.
>
> 16. Persian (traditional).
>
> 17. Persian (modern).
>
> 18. Toyger.
>
>
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
June 2014, July 2014
>
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the number of his ward.
1, 2
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
William Ford
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
Gerald Ford
> Under what name did he become famous?
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
>
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Lions
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
>
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
Andrew Ford
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
Andrew Ford
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
>
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
Hartford
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
>
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
Stratford
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
Peter Smyth
swp
Jul 4, 2016, 1:46:02 PM7/4/16
to
On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 2:44:33 AM UTC-4, Mark Brader wrote:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-05-30,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
again, pre-invasion.
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-05-30,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
>
> I wrote one of these rounds.
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
> 2. Sphynx.
9
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
pelo cortico exotico
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
siamese
> 5. The next picture after that.
> 6. Picture eleven.
ocicat
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> 7. Again referring to the fine specimen in picture fourteen, all
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
seal point
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
> 8. Cats such as number ten, which are almost exclusively female,
> are sometimes called brindle or tricolor, and in Quebec,
> chatte d'Espagne. Give the more common name.
> 9. Name the pattern of cat number sixteen, which is also seen
> almost entirely in females.
> 10. The pattern in picture two is sometimes called bicolor or
> piebald, but we want the, shall we say, more sophisticated name
> for it.
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> 11. American shorthair.
> 12. Mackerel tabby coloring, probably on another American shorthair.
> 13. Devon rex.
> 14. Russian blue.
> 15. Maine coon cat.
> 16. Persian (traditional).
> 17. Persian (modern).
> 18. Toyger.
I'm allergic to cats.
> 12. Mackerel tabby coloring, probably on another American shorthair.
> 13. Devon rex.
> 14. Russian blue.
> 15. Maine coon cat.
> 16. Persian (traditional).
> 17. Persian (modern).
> 18. Toyger.
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
swp
Calvin
Jul 4, 2016, 10:45:16 PM7/4/16
to
On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 4:44:33 PM UTC+10, Mark Brader wrote:
> I wrote one of these rounds.
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
The only good cat is a flat cat.
> I wrote one of these rounds.
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
1 June 2014, 2 August 2014
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
>
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
The Oxbow Incident, 3.10 to Yuma
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
cheers,
calvin
Dan Tilque
Jul 4, 2016, 11:11:58 PM7/4/16
to
Mark Brader wrote:
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
3
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
>
> 2. Sphynx.
4
>
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
> 3. Cvpgher friragrra.
>
> 4. Gur sbhegrragu cvpgher.
Siamese
>
> 5. Gur arkg cvpgher nsgre gung.
>
> 6. Cvpgher ryrira.
>
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> 7. Ntnva ersreevat gb gur svar fcrpvzra va cvpgher sbhegrra, nyy
> Fvnzrfr pngf unir qnex nernf va gur fnzr cnggrea, ohg qvssrerag
> funqrf ner cbffvoyr sbe gubfr nernf. Jung grez ersref gb gur
> fcrpvsvp pbybengvba frra va guvf png?
>
> 8. Pngf fhpu nf ahzore gra, juvpu ner nyzbfg rkpyhfviryl srznyr,
> ner fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq oevaqyr be gevpbybe, naq va Dhrorp,
> punggr q'Rfcntar. Tvir gur zber pbzzba anzr.
>
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
>
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
>
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
>
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
>
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
>
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
>
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
--
Dan Tilque
Dan Blum
Jul 4, 2016, 11:32:05 PM7/4/16
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Mark Brader <m...@vex.net> wrote:
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
> 1. Abyssinian.
3
> 2. Sphynx.
4
> 3. Cvpgher friragrra.
3
> 2. Sphynx.
4
shorthair
> 4. Gur sbhegrragu cvpgher.
Siamese
> 5. Gur arkg cvpgher nsgre gung.
Manx
> 6. Cvpgher ryrira.
Bengali
> 7. Ntnva ersreevat gb gur svar fcrpvzra va cvpgher sbhegrra, nyy
> Fvnzrfr pngf unir qnex nernf va gur fnzr cnggrea, ohg qvssrerag
> funqrf ner cbffvoyr sbe gubfr nernf. Jung grez ersref gb gur
> fcrpvsvp pbybengvba frra va guvf png?
> 8. Pngf fhpu nf ahzore gra, juvpu ner nyzbfg rkpyhfviryl srznyr,
> ner fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq oevaqyr be gevpbybe, naq va Dhrorp,
> punggr q'Rfcntar. Tvir gur zber pbzzba anzr.
> 9. Anzr gur cnggrea bs png ahzore fvkgrra, juvpu vf nyfb frra
> nyzbfg ragveryl va srznyrf.
> 10. Gur cnggrea va cvpgher gjb vf fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq ovpbybe be
> cvronyq, ohg jr jnag gur, funyy jr fnl, zber fbcuvfgvpngrq anzr
> sbe vg.
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
May 2012; November 2013
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
> * B. History: Fords
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
> * C. Literature: Fords
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
> * D. Sports: Fords
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
> * F. Geography: fords
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
--
_______________________________________________________________________
Dan Blum to...@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
Marc Dashevsky
Jul 5, 2016, 2:28:04 AM7/5/16
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In article <nJqdnfOj5b5RmOfK...@giganews.com>, m...@vex.net says...
> 2. Sphynx.
5; 3
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
> 3. Picture seventeen.
> 6. Picture eleven.
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
Gerald Ford
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
Brave New World
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
Detroit Lions
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
Whitey Ford
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
Glenn Ford
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
The Grapes of Wrath
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
Hartford
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
Stratford
--
Replace "usenet" with "marc" in the e-mail address.
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
3; 5
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
> 2. Sphynx.
5; 3
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
>
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
Siamese
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
Siamese
> 5. The next picture after that.
Manx
> 6. Picture eleven.
>
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> 7. Again referring to the fine specimen in picture fourteen, all
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
>
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
>
> 8. Cats such as number ten, which are almost exclusively female,
> are sometimes called brindle or tricolor, and in Quebec,
> chatte d'Espagne. Give the more common name.
calico
> 9. Name the pattern of cat number sixteen, which is also seen
> almost entirely in females.
>
> are sometimes called brindle or tricolor, and in Quebec,
> chatte d'Espagne. Give the more common name.
calico
> 9. Name the pattern of cat number sixteen, which is also seen
> almost entirely in females.
>
> 10. The pattern in picture two is sometimes called bicolor or
> piebald, but we want the, shall we say, more sophisticated name
> for it.
>
> piebald, but we want the, shall we say, more sophisticated name
> for it.
>
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> 11. Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 12. Znpxrery gnool pbybevat, cebonoyl ba nabgure Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 13. Qriba erk.
>
> 14. Ehffvna oyhr.
>
> 15. Znvar pbba png.
>
> 16. Crefvna (genqvgvbany).
>
> 17. Crefvna (zbqrea).
>
> 18. Gbltre.
>
>
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
>
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
>
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
Robert Ford
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> 11. Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 12. Znpxrery gnool pbybevat, cebonoyl ba nabgure Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 13. Qriba erk.
>
> 14. Ehffvna oyhr.
>
> 15. Znvar pbba png.
>
> 16. Crefvna (genqvgvbany).
>
> 17. Crefvna (zbqrea).
>
> 18. Gbltre.
>
>
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
>
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
>
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
--
Replace "usenet" with "marc" in the e-mail address.
bbowler
Jul 5, 2016, 9:12:41 AM7/5/16
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On Mon, 04 Jul 2016 01:44:28 -0500, Mark Brader wrote:
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-05-30,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
>
> 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 to the newsgroup in a single followup, 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 Usual Suspects 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 2016-05-31
> companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
>
>
> I wrote one of these rounds.
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are watching
> pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are totally
> family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate on the kittehs.
> Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of cat and
> ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
3
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-05-30,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
>
> 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 to the newsgroup in a single followup, 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 Usual Suspects 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 2016-05-31
> companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
>
>
> I wrote one of these rounds.
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are watching
> pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are totally
> family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate on the kittehs.
> Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of cat and
> ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
> 2. Sphynx.
4
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have to
> tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring; these
> are one-word answers.
>
> 3. Picture seventeen.
>
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
Siamese
> 5. The next picture after that.
Manx
> 6. Picture eleven.
Bengal
>
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
Siamese
> 5. The next picture after that.
Manx
> 6. Picture eleven.
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but rather
> about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by certain cats,
> both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> 7. Again referring to the fine specimen in picture fourteen, all
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
Seal Point
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
> 8. Cats such as number ten, which are almost exclusively female,
> are sometimes called brindle or tricolor, and in Quebec,
> chatte d'Espagne. Give the more common name.
>
> 9. Name the pattern of cat number sixteen, which is also seen
> almost entirely in females.
Tortoise shell
> almost entirely in females.
> 10. The pattern in picture two is sometimes called bicolor or
> piebald, but we want the, shall we say, more sophisticated name for
> it.
>
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are and
> identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> 11. American shorthair.
> identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
13;6
> 12. Mackerel tabby coloring, probably on another American shorthair.
1
9
> 14. Russian blue.
5
> 15. Maine coon cat.
12
> 16. Persian (traditional).
7
> 17. Persian (modern).
8
> 18. Toyger.
6;13
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special action by
> the city council. Within 2 months, give the month and year when
> they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
>
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
>
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
>
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
>
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category of
> the round. His best-known works include the novel "The Good
> Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and team name
> required.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
>
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big Heat",
> and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last appearances was
> in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
>
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any of
> the other three.
>
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
Pete
Jul 5, 2016, 12:24:51 PM7/5/16
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m...@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:nJqdnfOj5b5RmOfKnZ2dnUU7-
L_N...@giganews.com:
4
>
> 2. Sphynx.
4
>
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
> 3. Cvpgher friragrra.
Siamese
>
> 4. Gur sbhegrragu cvpgher.
Siamese
>
>
> 9. Anzr gur cnggrea bs png ahzore fvkgrra, juvpu vf nyfb frra
> nyzbfg ragveryl va srznyrf.
>
> 10. Gur cnggrea va cvpgher gjb vf fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq ovpbybe be
> cvronyq, ohg jr jnag gur, funyy jr fnl, zber fbcuvfgvpngrq anzr
> sbe vg.
Grumpy
>
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> 11. Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 12. Znpxrery gnool pbybevat, cebonoyl ba nabgure Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 13. Qriba erk.
>
> 14. Ehffvna oyhr.
>
> 15. Znvar pbba png.
>
> 16. Crefvna (genqvgvbany).
>
> 17. Crefvna (zbqrea).
>
> 18. Gbltre.
>
>
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
December, 2013; March, 2014
>
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
10; 13
>
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
>
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
Gerald Ford
>
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
>
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
Detroit Lions
>
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
Whitey Ford
>
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
Glenn Ford
>
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
>
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
Hartford
>
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
Samford
>
Pete Gayde
L_N...@giganews.com:
>
> 2. Sphynx.
4
>
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
> 3. Cvpgher friragrra.
>
> 4. Gur sbhegrragu cvpgher.
Siamese
>
> 5. Gur arkg cvpgher nsgre gung.
>
> 6. Cvpgher ryrira.
>
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> 7. Ntnva ersreevat gb gur svar fcrpvzra va cvpgher sbhegrra, nyy
> Fvnzrfr pngf unir qnex nernf va gur fnzr cnggrea, ohg qvssrerag
> funqrf ner cbffvoyr sbe gubfr nernf. Jung grez ersref gb gur
> fcrpvsvp pbybengvba frra va guvf png?
>
> 8. Pngf fhpu nf ahzore gra, juvpu ner nyzbfg rkpyhfviryl srznyr,
> ner fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq oevaqyr be gevpbybe, naq va Dhrorp,
> punggr q'Rfcntar. Tvir gur zber pbzzba anzr.
Spanish
>
> 6. Cvpgher ryrira.
>
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
>
> 7. Ntnva ersreevat gb gur svar fcrpvzra va cvpgher sbhegrra, nyy
> Fvnzrfr pngf unir qnex nernf va gur fnzr cnggrea, ohg qvssrerag
> funqrf ner cbffvoyr sbe gubfr nernf. Jung grez ersref gb gur
> fcrpvsvp pbybengvba frra va guvf png?
>
> 8. Pngf fhpu nf ahzore gra, juvpu ner nyzbfg rkpyhfviryl srznyr,
> ner fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq oevaqyr be gevpbybe, naq va Dhrorp,
> punggr q'Rfcntar. Tvir gur zber pbzzba anzr.
>
> 9. Anzr gur cnggrea bs png ahzore fvkgrra, juvpu vf nyfb frra
> nyzbfg ragveryl va srznyrf.
>
> 10. Gur cnggrea va cvpgher gjb vf fbzrgvzrf pnyyrq ovpbybe be
> cvronyq, ohg jr jnag gur, funyy jr fnl, zber fbcuvfgvpngrq anzr
> sbe vg.
>
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
>
> 11. Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 12. Znpxrery gnool pbybevat, cebonoyl ba nabgure Nzrevpna fubegunve.
>
> 13. Qriba erk.
>
> 14. Ehffvna oyhr.
>
> 15. Znvar pbba png.
>
> 16. Crefvna (genqvgvbany).
>
> 17. Crefvna (zbqrea).
>
> 18. Gbltre.
>
>
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
>
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
>
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
>
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
>
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
>
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
>
> * D. Sports: Fords
>
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
>
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
>
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
>
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
>
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
>
> * F. Geography: fords
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
>
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
>
Pete Gayde
Björn Lundin
Jul 6, 2016, 4:00:28 PM7/6/16
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On 2016-07-04 08:44, Mark Brader wrote:
>
>
> I wrote one of these rounds.
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
10
>
>
> I wrote one of these rounds.
>
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
>
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
>
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
>
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
>
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
>
> 1. Abyssinian.
>
> 2. Sphynx.
3
>
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
>
> 4. Gur sbhegrragu cvpgher.
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
>
>
Birma
>
> 5. Gur arkg cvpgher nsgre gung.
Manx
> 5. Gur arkg cvpgher nsgre gung.
>
> 6. Cvpgher ryrira.
Ozelot junior
>
>
>
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
>
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
>
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
>
>
> * B. History: Fords
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
Bob Ford
>
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
>
> * C. Literature: Fords
>
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
>
>
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
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Björn
Mark Brader
Jul 7, 2016, 2:46:26 AM7/7/16
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Mark Brader:
Congratulations!
> I wrote one of these rounds.
That was the challenge round.
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
> 1. Abyssinian.
#3. 4 for Peter, Stephen, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, and Bruce.
3 for Marc.
> 2. Sphynx.
#4. 4 for Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, Bruce, and Pete.
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
> 3. Picture seventeen.
Burmese.
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
Siamese. 4 for Peter, Stephen, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, Marc, Bruce,
and Pete.
> 5. The next picture after that.
Manx. 4 for Peter, Dan Blum, Marc, Bruce, and Björn.
> 6. Picture eleven.
Bengal. 4 for Dan Blum and Bruce.
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
> 8. Cats such as number ten, which are almost exclusively female,
> are sometimes called brindle or tricolor, and in Quebec,
> chatte d'Espagne. Give the more common name.
Calico. 4 for Stephen, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, and Marc.
> 9. Name the pattern of cat number sixteen, which is also seen
> almost entirely in females.
Tortoiseshell. 4 for Dan Blum and Bruce.
> 10. The pattern in picture two is sometimes called bicolor or
> piebald, but we want the, shall we say, more sophisticated name
> for it.
Tuxedo. 4 for Stephen and Dan Blum.
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
> 11. American shorthair.
#6. Bruce got this, but on the second try. Only one try per question
on decoys, please.
> 12. Mackerel tabby coloring, probably on another American shorthair.
#13.
> 13. Devon rex.
#9. Bruce got this.
> 14. Russian blue.
#5. Bruce got this.
> 15. Maine coon cat.
#12. Bruce got this.
> 16. Persian (traditional).
#8.
> 17. Persian (modern).
#7.
> 18. Toyger.
#1.
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
November 2013 (accepting September 2013 to January 2014). 3 for Pete.
2 for Dan Blum.
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
#2. 4 for Stephen. 2 for Peter.
> * B. History: Fords
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
Robert Ford. 4 for Stephen, Calvin, Dan Blum, Marc, and Björn.
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr. ("Gerald Ford" was sufficient.) 4 for Peter,
Stephen, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, Marc, Bruce, and Pete.
> * C. Literature: Fords
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
Brave New World". (By Aldous Huxley.) 4 for Stephen, Calvin,
Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, and Marc.
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
Ford Madox Ford. (Also accepting Ford Madox Hueffer or Ford
Hermann Hueffer. Both given names were required in each case.)
4 for Stephen, Calvin, and Dan Blum.
> * D. Sports: Fords
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
Detroit Lions. 4 for Stephen, Marc, and Pete. 2 for Peter
and Dan Blum.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
Edward "Whitey" Ford. 4 for Stephen, Calvin, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum,
Marc, and Pete.
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
Glenn Ford. 4 for Stephen, Dan Blum, Marc, and Pete.
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
"The Informer", "The Grapes of Wrath", "The Quiet Man". 4 for
Dan Blum and Marc.
> * F. Geography: fords
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
Hartford. 4 for Erland, Peter, Stephen, Calvin, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum,
Marc, Bruce, and Pete.
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
Stratford. 4 for Peter and Marc.
(The two in North America each have, or used to have, a Shakespearean
festival.)
Scores, if there are no errors:
GAME 2 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 BEST
TOPICS-> Spo Ent Geo Lit Can Mis Sci Cha SIX
Stephen Perry 36 36 40 40 -- -- 20 36 208
Marc Dashevsky -- -- 40 12 0 20 15 36 123
Dan Tilque 20 12 40 4 8 16 16 16 120
Joshua Kreitzer 16 30 40 25 -- -- -- -- 111
Peter Smyth 18 0 40 0 0 24 12 16 110
Pete Gayde -- -- 40 4 2 20 8 23 97
"Calvin" 6 7 40 0 0 18 0 20 91
Bruce Bowler -- -- 36 0 -- -- 28 8 72
Dan Blum -- -- -- -- -- -- 32 36 68
Jason Kreitzer 4 12 36 12 -- -- -- -- 64
Erland Sommarskog 0 4 40 0 0 12 0 4 60
Björn Lundin 4 2 -- -- 0 4 4 4 18
--
Mark Brader | "Warning! Drinking beer, wine or spirits during
Toronto | pregnancy can harm your baby." (City of Toronto
m...@vex.net | notice in restaurant washrooms--men's and women's)
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-05-30,
> and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information
> see my 2016-05-31 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
> Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
Game 2 is over and STEPHEN PERRY is the winner. Well done, sir!
> Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
Congratulations!
> I wrote one of these rounds.
> * Game 2, Round 9 - Science, or is it Science & Leisure? - Cat Pictures
> It is well known that the principal uses of the Internet are
> watching pornography and looking at pictures of cats. Since we are
> totally family-values-oriented in this league, we'll concentrate
> on the kittehs. Watch your table talk in this round.
> For the first two questions in this round, we'll name a breed of
> cat and ask you to indicate the picture on the handout:
> http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/msb/2-9/meow.pdf
> (Hey, at least it's in color this time.)
> 1. Abyssinian.
3 for Marc.
> 2. Sphynx.
#4. 4 for Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, Bruce, and Pete.
> Please complete questions #1-2 before decoding the rot13 for #3-6.
> For these questions we'll give you a picture number, and you have
> to tell us which breed is shown. Just the breed, not the coloring;
> these are one-word answers.
Burmese.
> 4. The fourteenth picture.
Siamese. 4 for Peter, Stephen, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, Marc, Bruce,
and Pete.
> 5. The next picture after that.
> 6. Picture eleven.
Bengal. 4 for Dan Blum and Bruce.
> Please complete questions #1-6 before decoding the rot13 for #7-10.
> These remaining questions will not be about specific breeds but
> rather about the distinctive coloration and markings exhibited by
> certain cats, both pure and mixed breeds.
> 7. Again referring to the fine specimen in picture fourteen, all
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
Sealpoint. 4 for Stephen and Bruce.
> Siamese cats have dark areas in the same pattern, but different
> shades are possible for those areas. What term refers to the
> specific coloration seen in this cat?
> 8. Cats such as number ten, which are almost exclusively female,
> are sometimes called brindle or tricolor, and in Quebec,
> chatte d'Espagne. Give the more common name.
> 9. Name the pattern of cat number sixteen, which is also seen
> almost entirely in females.
> 10. The pattern in picture two is sometimes called bicolor or
> piebald, but we want the, shall we say, more sophisticated name
> for it.
> So there were 8 decoys. Decode the rot13 to see what they are
> and identify the pictures if you like for fun, but for no points.
#6. Bruce got this, but on the second try. Only one try per question
on decoys, please.
> 12. Mackerel tabby coloring, probably on another American shorthair.
> 13. Devon rex.
#9. Bruce got this.
> 14. Russian blue.
#5. Bruce got this.
> 15. Maine coon cat.
#12. Bruce got this.
> 16. Persian (traditional).
#8.
> 17. Persian (modern).
#7.
> 18. Toyger.
#1.
> ** Game 2, Round 10 - Challenge Round - Brought to you by Fords
> This is the challenge round, and your categories are Ford, Fords,
> Fords, Fords, Fords, and fords. Naturally, an answer of "Ford"
> is not sufficient on any question.
> * A. Canadiana: Ford
> A1. Officially, Rob Ford was Mayor of Toronto for 4 years,
> from December 1 of 2010 until the same date in 2014.
> But his practical power was ended earlier in a special
> action by the city council. Within 2 months, give the
> month and year when they reduced Ford to a figurehead.
2 for Dan Blum.
> A2. After his term as mayor, Rob Ford became a city councillor
> again. Give the *number* of his ward.
> * B. History: Fords
> B1. Who killed Jesse James?
> B2. When this man was born, his name was Leslie Lynch King Jr.
> Under what name did he become famous?
Stephen, Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, Marc, Bruce, and Pete.
> * C. Literature: Fords
> C1. In what futuristic novel are dates given according to
> "the year of our Ford", meaning Henry Ford?
Dan Tilque, Dan Blum, and Marc.
> C2. This British writer lived from 1873 to 1939. His original
> surname was Hueffer, but he most certainly fits the category
> of the round. His best-known works include the novel "The
> Good Soldier" and the "Parade's End" series. Who was he?
Hermann Hueffer. Both given names were required in each case.)
4 for Stephen, Calvin, and Dan Blum.
> * D. Sports: Fords
> D1. In major-league sports in the US, which team plays home
> games in a facility with the name Ford on it? City and
> team name required.
and Dan Blum.
> D2. This pitcher for the New York Yankees in the 1950s and 1960s
> set a career record for winning percentage that still holds,
> with 236 wins and only 106 losses. Name him.
Marc, and Pete.
> * E. Entertainment: Fords
> E1. Movies starring this Canadian-born actor, who was married
> for a while to Eleanor Powell, included "Gilda", "The Big
> Heat", and the original "3:10 to Yuma". One of his last
> appearances was in "Superman" (1978) as Jonathan Kent.
> Who was he?
> E2. John Ford won the Oscar for Best Director 4 times, a record
> that still stands. One win was for "Stagecoach". Name any
> of the other three.
Dan Blum and Marc.
> * F. Geography: fords
> F1. What's the capital city of Connecticut?
Marc, Bruce, and Pete.
> F2. Speaking of Connecticut, what place name in Connecticut
> also occurs both in England and in Ontario -- with all
> three places being connected to the same writer?
(The two in North America each have, or used to have, a Shakespearean
festival.)
Scores, if there are no errors:
GAME 2 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 BEST
TOPICS-> Spo Ent Geo Lit Can Mis Sci Cha SIX
Stephen Perry 36 36 40 40 -- -- 20 36 208
Marc Dashevsky -- -- 40 12 0 20 15 36 123
Dan Tilque 20 12 40 4 8 16 16 16 120
Joshua Kreitzer 16 30 40 25 -- -- -- -- 111
Peter Smyth 18 0 40 0 0 24 12 16 110
Pete Gayde -- -- 40 4 2 20 8 23 97
"Calvin" 6 7 40 0 0 18 0 20 91
Bruce Bowler -- -- 36 0 -- -- 28 8 72
Dan Blum -- -- -- -- -- -- 32 36 68
Jason Kreitzer 4 12 36 12 -- -- -- -- 64
Erland Sommarskog 0 4 40 0 0 12 0 4 60
Björn Lundin 4 2 -- -- 0 4 4 4 18
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Mark Brader | "Warning! Drinking beer, wine or spirits during
Toronto | pregnancy can harm your baby." (City of Toronto
m...@vex.net | notice in restaurant washrooms--men's and women's)
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