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Bruce Bowler <bbowler@bigelow.org>: Nov 25 01:05PM

On Tue, 25 Nov 2014 02:51:42 -0600, Mark Brader wrote:
 
> of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and death at
> the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
Boru
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
Mulroney
 
> him.
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
 
Epstein?
 
 
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed Brian in
> the movie of his Life?
 
Eric Idle?
 
 
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
 
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
 
Cranston
 
 
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
 
Banquo
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
 
Jacob Marley
 
> 19th-century physicist Michael Faraday discovered the ideometer
> effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes our muscles to
> move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was he investigating?
 
Ouija
 
 
> We'll name the actors who played certain screen bogeymen. You name
> *either* the character or the movie/series.
 
> D1. Robert Englund.
 
Nightmare on Elm Street
 
> D2. Kane Hodder is the most famous of the 9 people who've played
> this character.
 
Jason from Friday the 13th series of movies
 
 
> E1. Once a city of 50,000, Pripyat is now an uninhabited tourist
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only allowed to
> visit for a few hours. In which country is Pripyat?
 
Ukraine
 
> born in rural Alberta on 1907-09-15. Her screamy character's
> name was Ann Darrow, and her leading man was a bit of a beast.
> Name her.
 
Fay Ray
 
> F2. Born 1922-09-01 in Vancouver, her career in stage, screen,
> and television spanned six decades. But she's best known as the
> ghoulish matriarch on TV's "The Munsters". Name her.
 
Yvonne DeCarlo
Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Nov 25 07:15AM -0800

Mark Brader wrote:
> of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
Brian I, of course
 
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
Mulroney
 
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
 
Anne Boleyn
 
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
 
Lincoln
 
 
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
 
Banquo
 
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
 
Marley
 
> succubi. Since World War II, it is also the suspected
> explanation for a new, widely-reported other-worldly
> phenomenon. What?
 
alien abduction
 
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
 
Ouija board
 
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
 
Ukraine
 
 
> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
 
Sicily
 
 
--
Dan Tilque
tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Nov 25 03:15PM

> of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
Boru
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
Mulroney
 
> retired in 2014, and he is a Brian. This all-time Irish
> rugby great is often known by his initials BOD, as in
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
 
O'Donnell
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
 
Epstein
 
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed
> Brian in the movie of his Life?
 
Graham Chapman
 
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
 
the dog
 
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
 
de Palma
 
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
 
Cranston
 
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
 
Anne Boleyn
 
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
 
Abraham Lincoln
 
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
 
Banquo
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
 
Jacob Marley
 
> succubi. Since World War II, it is also the suspected
> explanation for a new, widely-reported other-worldly
> phenomenon. What?
 
alien abduction
 
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
 
ouija board
 
> D. Entertainment: The Men Behind the Masks
 
> D1. Robert Englund.
 
Nightmare on Elm Street
 
> D2. Kane Hodder is the most famous of the 9 people who've played
> this character.
 
Friday the 13th
 
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
 
Ukraine; Russia
 
> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
 
Cyprus
 
--
_______________________________________________________________________
Dan Blum tool@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
Pete <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Nov 25 04:51PM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:s4KdndMplvaD3unJnZ2dnUU7-
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
Mulroney
 
 
> 3. Remember the Battle of the Brians? "South Park" asked the
> musical question "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" -- but *we*
> ask who is the other Brian, also a Canadian?
 
Orser
 
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
 
Epstein
 
 
> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
 
Jones
 
 
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed
> Brian in the movie of his Life?
 
Graham Chapman
 
 
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
 
Dog
 
 
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
 
DePalma
 
 
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
 
Cranston
 
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
 
"Mary, Queen of Scots"
 
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
 
Lincoln
 
 
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
 
MacDuff
 
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
 
Jacob Marley
 
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
 
Ouija
 
 
> We'll name the actors who played certain screen bogeymen. You name
> *either* the character or the movie/series.
 
> D1. Robert Englund.
 
Nightmare on Elm Street
 
 
> D2. Kane Hodder is the most famous of the 9 people who've played
> this character.
 
Man in the Iron Mask; Count of Monte Cristo
 
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
 
Ukraine
 
 
> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
 
Majorca; Minorca
 
> born in rural Alberta on 1907-09-15. Her screamy character's
> name was Ann Darrow, and her leading man was a bit of
> a beast. Name her.
 
Fay Wray
 
 
> F2. Born 1922-09-01 in Vancouver, her career in stage, screen,
> and television spanned six decades. But she's best known
> as the ghoulish matriarch on TV's "The Munsters". Name her.
 
Yvonne DeCarlo
 
 
Pete
Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: Nov 25 12:50PM -0600

In article <s4KdndMplvaD3unJnZ2dnUU7-cWdnZ2d@vex.net>, msb@vex.net says...
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
Mulroney
 
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
Brian Epstein
 
> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
Brian Jones
 
 
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
The dog
 
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
Brian De Palma
 
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
Bryan Cranston
 
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
Lincoln
 
> by the ghost of which character?
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
Jacob Marley
 
> succubi. Since World War II, it is also the suspected
> explanation for a new, widely-reported other-worldly
> phenomenon. What?
alien abductions
 
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
Ouija board
 
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
India; Ukraine
 
 
> F2. Born 1922-09-01 in Vancouver, her career in stage, screen,
> and television spanned six decades. But she's best known
> as the ghoulish matriarch on TV's "The Munsters". Name her.
Caroline Jones
Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Nov 25 11:26PM +0100

> * Game 6, Round 9 - Entertainment - The Lives of Brian
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
Mulroney
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
 
Brian Epstein

> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
 
Brian Jones
 
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
 
The dog
 
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
 
Bryan Ferry, who may not be in this quiz, but should. As should Brian Eno.


> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
 
Ukraine

> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
 
Cyprus

 
 
 
--
Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, esquel@sommarskog.se
Calvin <334152@gmail.com>: Nov 25 02:50PM -0800

On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 6:51:43 PM UTC+10, Mark Brader wrote:

> of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
Obama :-)
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
Mulroney
 
> retired in 2014, and he is a Brian. This all-time Irish
> rugby great is often known by his initials BOD, as in
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
 
O'Driscoll
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
 
Epstein
 
> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
 
Jones
 
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed
> Brian in the movie of his Life?
 
Chapman
 
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
 
A dog presumably

> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
 
de Palma
 
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
 
Anne Boleyn
 
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
 
Lincoln, McKenzie
 
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
 
Banquo
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
 
Morley

> succubi. Since World War II, it is also the suspected
> explanation for a new, widely-reported other-worldly
> phenomenon. What?
 
Believed abducted by aliens?
 
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
 
Ouija board?
 
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
 
India, Thailand

> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
 
Cyprus
 
> born in rural Alberta on 1907-09-15. Her screamy character's
> name was Ann Darrow, and her leading man was a bit of
> a beast. Name her.
 
Wray

> F2. Born 1922-09-01 in Vancouver, her career in stage, screen,
> and television spanned six decades. But she's best known
> as the ghoulish matriarch on TV's "The Munsters". Name her.
 
De Carlo
 
cheers,
calvin
swp <Stephen.W.Perry@gmail.com>: Nov 25 03:39PM -0800

On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 3:51:43 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:
> of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
brian boru (I stayed at clontarf castle once. very nice.)
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
martin brian mulroney
 
> 3. Remember the Battle of the Brians? "South Park" asked the
> musical question "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" -- but *we*
> ask who is the other Brian, also a Canadian?
 
brian orser
 
> retired in 2014, and he is a Brian. This all-time Irish
> rugby great is often known by his initials BOD, as in
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
 
brian o'driscoll
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
 
brian epstein
 
> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
 
brian jones
 
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed
> Brian in the movie of his Life?
 
graham chapman
 
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
 
the dog
 
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
 
brian de palma
 
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
 
bryan cranston
 
 
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
 
anne boleyn
 
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
 
abraham lincoln
 
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
 
banquo
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
 
marley
 
> succubi. Since World War II, it is also the suspected
> explanation for a new, widely-reported other-worldly
> phenomenon. What?
 
ufo sightings
 
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
 
ouiji board?
 
 
> We'll name the actors who played certain screen bogeymen. You name
> *either* the character or the movie/series.
 
> D1. Robert Englund.
 
freddy kruger
 
> D2. Kane Hodder is the most famous of the 9 people who've played
> this character.
 
"friday the 13th" series
 
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
 
ukraine (chernobyl ring any bells?)
 
> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
 
cyprus
 
> born in rural Alberta on 1907-09-15. Her screamy character's
> name was Ann Darrow, and her leading man was a bit of
> a beast. Name her.
 
fay wray (and here I thought jamie lee curtis was the most famous screamer)
 
> F2. Born 1922-09-01 in Vancouver, her career in stage, screen,
> and television spanned six decades. But she's best known
> as the ghoulish matriarch on TV's "The Munsters". Name her.
 
yvonne decarlo
 
 
swp
Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Nov 26 12:55AM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:s4KdndMplvaD3unJnZ2dnUU7-
> of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
Brian Boru
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
 
Brian Mulroney

> 3. Remember the Battle of the Brians? "South Park" asked the
> musical question "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" -- but *we*
> ask who is the other Brian, also a Canadian?
 
Brian Orser
 
> retired in 2014, and he is a Brian. This all-time Irish
> rugby great is often known by his initials BOD, as in
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
 
Brian O'Donoghue (?)

> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
 
Brian Epstein
 
> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
 
Brian Jones
 
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed
> Brian in the movie of his Life?
 
Graham Chapman

> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
 
the dog
 
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
 
Brian DePalma

> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
 
Bryan Cranston
 
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
 
Anne Boleyn

> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
 
Abraham Lincoln
 
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
 
Duncan
 
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
 
Jacob Marley
 
> succubi. Since World War II, it is also the suspected
> explanation for a new, widely-reported other-worldly
> phenomenon. What?
 
alien abduction
 
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
 
Ouija board

 
> We'll name the actors who played certain screen bogeymen. You name
> *either* the character or the movie/series.
 
> D1. Robert Englund.
 
"A Nightmare on Elm Street"
 
> D2. Kane Hodder is the most famous of the 9 people who've played
> this character.
 
"Friday the 13th"
 
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
 
Ukraine
 
> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
 
Cyprus
 
> born in rural Alberta on 1907-09-15. Her screamy character's
> name was Ann Darrow, and her leading man was a bit of
> a beast. Name her.
 
Fay Wray
 
--
Joshua Kreitzer
gromit82@hotmail.com
Jason Kreitzer <krei513@aol.com>: Nov 25 07:05PM -0800

On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 3:51:43 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
 
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
Mulroney
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
 
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
Brian Epstein
> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
Brian Jones
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed
> Brian in the movie of his Life?
Graham Chapman
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
The dog
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
Brian DePalma
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
Cranston
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
Mary Queen of Scots
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
Lincoln
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
Macduff
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
Jacob Marley
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
Séance?
 
> We'll name the actors who played certain screen bogeymen. You name
> *either* the character or the movie/series.
 
> D1. Robert Englund.
Freddy Krueger
> D2. Kane Hodder is the most famous of the 9 people who've played
> this character.
Jason Voorhees
> born in rural Alberta on 1907-09-15. Her screamy character's
> name was Ann Darrow, and her leading man was a bit of
> a beast. Name her.
Fay Wray
msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Nov 25 10:30PM -0600

Mark Brader:
> > of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> > celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> > death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?

"Calvin:"
> Obama :-)
 
You mean O'Bama! :-)
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"Peter Smyth" <psmyth@ukf.net>: Nov 26 10:54AM

Mark Brader wrote:
 
> of Ireland and founder of the O'Brien line. In April 2014 we
> celebrated the 1,000th anniversary of his great victory and
> death at the Battle of Clontarf. Brian who?
Boru
> 2. There has only been one Canadian Prime Minister Brian. Name him.
Mulroney
> 3. Remember the Battle of the Brians? "South Park" asked the
> musical question "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" -- but we
> ask who is the other Brian, also a Canadian?
Adams
> retired in 2014, and he is a Brian. This all-time Irish
> rugby great is often known by his initials BOD, as in
> "In BOD we trust". Name him.
O'Driscoll
> 5. Who discovered the Beatles in 1961 and managed them until his
> death in 1967?
Epstein
> 6. A founding member of the Rolling Stones, expelled from the band
> in 1969, he tragically drowned in his swimming pool soon after.
> Who?
Jones
> 7. "Blessed are the cheesemakers". Biggus Dickus. "Always Look
> on the Bright Side of Life". Which of the Pythons portrayed
> Brian in the movie of his Life?
Chapman
> 8. Also titled "Life of Brian", a TV-series episode saw character
> Brian Griffin run over by a car and killed. The series is called
> "Family Guy" -- which family member is Brian?
Dog
> 9. Name the director whose movies include "Carrie" and "Scarface".
 
> 10. And finally a Bryan with a Y, to show that we don't
> discriminate. Who played Walter White on "Breaking Bad"?
Cranston
> treason, is said to haunt London's St. Peter ad Vincula,
> where she is buried. Her apparition is often reported to
> be carrying her head in her hand. Who is she?
Anne Boleyn
> for a cigar when he encountered him, and said: "Good evening,
> Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage."
> Name that spectral President.
Lincoln, Washington
> B. Literature: Famous Ghosts
 
> B1. In "Macbeth", Act 3, Scene 4, Macbeth is haunted at a banquet
> by the ghost of which character?
Duncan, Banquo
> B2. Only one of the four ghosts in Dickens's "A Christmas Carol"
> has a name, rather than a description. Who?
Jacob Marley
> succubi. Since World War II, it is also the suspected
> explanation for a new, widely-reported other-worldly
> phenomenon. What?
Out of body experiences
> ideometer effect -- in which the power of suggestion causes
> our muscles to move unconsciously. What parlor "game" was
> he investigating?
Ouija board
> attraction -- although for safety reasons, you're only
> allowed to visit for a few hours. In which country is
> Pripyat?
Ukraine
> E2. Prior to 1974, the resort city of Famagusta was one of
> the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean.
> Now it's uninhabited and in ruins. Where is it?
Cyprus
 
> F2. Born 1922-09-01 in Vancouver, her career in stage, screen,
> and television spanned six decades. But she's best known
> as the ghoulish matriarch on TV's "The Munsters". Name her.
 
 
Peter Smyth
msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Nov 26 12:05AM -0600

Now that the current regular season is complete, we know which
rounds were the easiest and hardest ones of the entire original
season. I will report on the 5 easiest and 5 hardest, excluding
current events (in fact none were in either category) and audio.
 
The following ones have already been played here; the rest are
yet to come.
 
 
>> been doing something useful with their time. Anyway, here are
>> 10 questions about things that are pointedly Canadian.
 
> ...this was the easiest round in the original game.
 
And the third-easiest in the entire season.
 
 
 
>> Well, one of the Lit rounds this week, anyway.
 
>> In its original form this was the easiest round in the game, but
>> I've edited it to increase the difficulty just a bit...
 
In its original form it was the fifth-easiest round of the season.
 
 
>> the WFL, and World Team Tennis. Invariably, he was the only one
>> who didn't lose money. Here's a round on his legacy.
 
> This was the hardest round in the original game.
 
And the hardest in the entire season, excluding an audio round.
 
 
 
>> For each writer, just tell us what either one of the two initials
>> stands for.
 
> This was the hardest round in the original game.
 
And the second-hardest in the season, excluding an audio round.
 
 
 
>> In all cases, give the age of the person as of the indicated date,
>> within 2 years.
 
> This was the hardest round in the original game.
 
And the third-hardest in the season, excluding an audio round.
 
 
>> * Game 1, Round 8 - Baseball - Not the Major Leagues
 
In the original game this was the second-hardest round, but it was
also the fourth-hardest in the season, excluding two audio rounds.
 
--
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msb@vex.net -- Geoff Collyer
 
My text in this article is in the public domain.
msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Nov 25 11:37PM -0600

Mark Brader:
> and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information
> see my 2014-09-15 companion posting on "Questions from the
> Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
 
Note that Rounds 9-10 of this set have already been posted, and there's
also a Current Events set currently running.
 
 
> the help of a superhero named Dr. Manhattan, this Alan Moore
> tale of over-the-hill superheroes includes a murder mystery
> and a psychotic vigilante named Rorschach.
 
"Watchmen". 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Jason, and Stephen.
 
> superhero collective that included Captain Nemo, Allan
> Quatermain, Dr. Henry Jekyll, and the Invisible Man,
> fighting the supervillain Fu Manchu.
 
"The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen". 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum,
Jason, Stephen, Dan Tilque, and Bruce.
 
> a demon brought to Earth by Nazi occultists, but taken by Allied
> forces who put him to work battling future threats via the United
> States Bureau for Paranormal Research.
 
"Hellboy". 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Jason, Björn, and Stephen.
 
> the tale of a vigilante on the mean streets of Mega-City One,
> who declares himself judge, jury, and executioner. Actually,
> this one's been made into two movies.
 
"Judge Dredd". 4 for Joshua, Peter, Dan Blum, Jason, Björn, Stephen,
Dan Tilque, and Bruce.
 
> Art Spiegelman, conveying the day-to-day life of Polish Jews
> in Hitler's Europe through anthropomorphic animals. Name this
> Pulitzer Prize winner.
 
"Maus". 4 for Joshua, Marc, Dan Blum, Jason, and Stephen.
 
> is set in a totalitarian post-WW3 England, in which a man in a
> porcelain mask and his protegee fight oppression through pranks
> and terrorism.
 
"V For Vendetta". I did not accept "V for Vengeance" as "almost
correct". 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Jason, Björn, and Stephen.
 
> 7. Neil Gaiman's most famous work is the story of a man trying
> to capture Death (who is incarnated as a goth girl). Instead,
> he captures the King of Dreams.
 
"Sandman". 4 for Joshua, Dan Blum, Jason, Stephen, and Dan Tilque.
 
> the story of Enid Coleslaw and Beck Doppelmeyer -- two bored,
> ironic teenage girls who wander aimlessly around their unnamed
> American town.
 
"Ghost World". 4 for Joshua, Marc, Dan Blum, and Stephen.
 
> 9. Frank Miller's magnum opus, it tells the story of the Spartans'
> heroic stand at Thermopylae. The story focuses on King Leonidas,
> the young footsoldier Stelios, and the storyteller Dilios.
 
"300". 4 for Joshua, Marc, Dan Blum, Jason, Björn, Stephen, and Pete.
 
> travels of a group of people trying to survive in a zombie world.
> Battling despair (and sometimes each other), the group searches
> for a secure place to call home.
 
"The Walking Dead". 4 for Joshua, Peter, Dan Blum, and Stephen.
 
 
> for the real world is debatable. But it does seem to be nice
> training for politics, where playing dirty pays. In each case,
> name the athletic politico.
 
This was the second-hardest round in the original game, after the
audio round.
 
> wide receiver spent 4 terms in the US House of Representatives
> before resigning in 2006 to run -- unsuccessfully -- for Governor
> of Oklahoma.
 
Steve Largent. 4 for Joshua, Marc, Stephen, and Dan Tilque.
 
> in 1981. In 1995, as an Oklahoma Republican, he became the
> first African-American to be elected to Congress from any
> southern state in 120 years.
 
Julius (J.C.) Watts. 4 for Joshua and Stephen. 3 for Pete.
 
As Dan Blum noted, the last part of the question was wrong --
apparently it should have said "to be elected *as a Republican*".
 
> 3. A 20-year New Jersey Senator, and one-time Presidential
> candidate, he won two NBA championships with the New York Knicks
> and is in the NBA Hall of Fame.
 
Bill Bradley. 4 for Joshua, Marc, Peter, Dan Blum, Jason, Stephen,
Dan Tilque, Bruce, and Pete.
 
> championships and went to 7 Pro Bowls. He served as a
> Congressman from New York for 18 years and was Bob Dole's
> vice-presidential candidate in the 1996 election.
 
Jack Kemp. 4 for Joshua, Marc, Peter, Dan Blum, Jason, Stephen,
Dan Tilque, Bruce, and Pete.
 
> 5. This Toronto Maple Leaf played with the team in the '60s *while*
> serving as MP for York West in the Pearson government. He would
> go on to coach the Leafs for four seasons in the '70s.
 
Red Kelly. 4 for Stephen.
 
> for the team 1951-53 -- appropriately, at right wing. He would
> later make a name for himself yet again as a "Hockey Night in
> Canada" personality.
 
Howie Meeker. 4 for Stephen.
 
> 7. This former Montreal Canadien won 5 Vezina trophies in 7 full
> seasons. He was elected MP for York Centre in 2004 and was
> Minister of Social Development under Paul Martin.
 
Ken Dryden. 4 for Stephen and Pete.
 
> world titles and, in 2013, was on the Forbes list as the 14th
> highest-paid athlete in the world. Since 2010, he has also
> been an elected member of the Philippines Congress.
 
Manny Pacquiao. 4 for Joshua, Peter, Jason, Stephen, Calvin,
and Pete.
 
> 9. He was the first professional boxer to hold a Ph.D. degree.
> He retired last year as the 8th-longest-reigning heavyweight
> champion of all time. And now he is the mayor of Kiev, Ukraine.
 
Vitali Klitschko. 4 for Joshua, Peter, Erland, Stephen, Calvin,
and Pete.
 
> at the 1980 and '84 Olympics. He was a British MP 1992-97.
> He is now Pro Chancellor at Loughborough University and chair
> of the British Olympic Association.
 
Lord Sebastian Coe. 4 for Joshua, Peter, Erland, Björn, Stephen,
Dan Tilque, Calvin, and Pete.
 
 
Scores, if there are no errors:
 
GAME 6 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 BEST
TOPICS-> Sci Ent Can Geo Lit Spo FOUR
Joshua Kreitzer 32 40 16 20 40 28 140
Dan Blum 38 24 8 17 40 8 119
Dan Tilque 36 4 4 27 12 16 91
Stephen Perry -- -- -- -- 40 40 80
Marc Dashevsky 24 20 0 24 12 12 80
Peter Smyth 28 8 6 8 8 20 64
Jason Kreitzer 0 20 -- -- 32 12 64
Pete Gayde -- -- 7 24 4 27 62
Bruce Bowler 20 12 0 20 8 8 60
Erland Sommarskog 16 0 4 24 0 8 52
Rob Parker 31 0 -- -- -- -- 31
Björn Lundin 3 0 4 4 16 4 28
"Calvin" -- -- 0 15 0 12 27
 
--
Mark Brader, Toronto / "A computer makes it possible to do, in half an hour,
msb@vex.net / tasks which were completely unnecessary to do before."
 
My text in this article is in the public domain.
msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Nov 25 12:39PM -0600

This set of current-events rounds is running concurrently with
Game 6, both Rounds 7-8 (with only hours remaining to answer) and
Rounds 9-10. I presume that in two weeks I will be receiving and
posting the current-events questions from the Final, completing the
season's current-events game for QFTCI purposes, but if they aren't
made available to me then this set will have completed the game.
 
 
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 Unnatural Axxxe, 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 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian Inquisition
(QFTCI*)".
 
 
* Game 9 (2014-11-17), Round 1 - Current Events
 
1. One more Jian Ghomeshi question: who replaced him as host of
the Giller Prize book awards?
 
2. Name the Giller prizewinning book *or* author.
 
3. The second- and third-largest oilfield services companies in
the world are discussing a merger. Name *either* company.
 
4. Finance Minister Joe Oliver delivered a fiscal update in which
he predicted next year's budget surplus to be how much (within
$200,000,000)?
 
5. Name the PEI premier who announced that he will resign before
the next election.
 
6. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a
bill to approve what contentious oil pipeline?
 
7. A Winnipeg teenager was badly beaten and thrown into the
Assiniboine River, and crawled out only to be beaten again by
the same two men. Name the victim -- either the first or last
name will do.
 
8. A lander launched from a European Space Agency probe landed
on a comet. Name the *either* the probe *or* the lander *or*
give the comet's name *or* alphanumeric designation.
 
9. Name either the National or American League Cy Young award
winner.
 
10. Name the top-ranked junior hockey star who broke his hand in
a fight.
 
 
* Game 10 (2014-11-24), Round 1 - Current Events
 
1. A former player returned to town and the Toronto Raptors gave him
a tribute. He had left under a cloud, but all was finally
forgiven with a standing ovation that brought him to tears.
Name him.
 
2. The Blue Jays signed a free agent to a 5-year, $82,000,000
contract. He was born in Toronto but grew up in Quebec.
Name him.
 
3. President Obama ignited a huge controversy by issuing executive
orders in defiance of Congressional Republican opposition.
What policy issue is involved?
 
4. The federal Conservatives won byelections in two ridings.
Name *either* of the winning candidates *or either* of their
ridings. (Were you even paying attention at all?)
 
5. Michael Sona was sentenced to 9 months in jail for his
involvement in what scandal?
 
6. Why is senior Toronto police officer Dave (Mark) Fenton the
subject of a disciplinary hearing?
 
7. China has postponed the release of which film that portrays a
dystopian future where a revolution is underway?
 
8. Bill Cosby faces a litany of allegations of sexual assault.
One accuser was a supermodel in the 1980's and an original judge
on "American's Next Top Model". Another has a famous Hulk for
a husband. Name either accuser.
 
9. Bell and Telus are complaining that Rogers is violating
broadcast rules against a content distributor withholding content
from competitors. What new hockey broadcast feature is cited?
 
10. In protest over compensation, Taylor Swift pulled her music
from which popular music streaming service?
 
After completing the round, please decode the rot13: Sbe gur zbivr,
vs lbh tnir gur frevrf gvgyr naq abg gur fhogvgyr, be ivpr irefn,
cyrnfr tb onpx naq svyy va gur bgure cneg.
 
--
Mark Brader, Toronto | Remember, folks, determinism is your *friend*!
msb@vex.net | (Or is that "Your friend is deterministic"?)
 
My text in this article is in the public domain.
tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Nov 25 06:48PM


> * Game 9 (2014-11-17), Round 1 - Current Events
 
> 3. The second- and third-largest oilfield services companies in
> the world are discussing a merger. Name *either* company.
 
Keystone
 
> 4. Finance Minister Joe Oliver delivered a fiscal update in which
> he predicted next year's budget surplus to be how much (within
> $200,000,000)?
 
$800,000,000; $1,300,000,000
 
> 6. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a
> bill to approve what contentious oil pipeline?
 
Keystone XL
 
 
> 3. President Obama ignited a huge controversy by issuing executive
> orders in defiance of Congressional Republican opposition.
> What policy issue is involved?
 
immigration
 
> 7. China has postponed the release of which film that portrays a
> dystopian future where a revolution is underway?
 
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1
 
> One accuser was a supermodel in the 1980's and an original judge
> on "American's Next Top Model". Another has a famous Hulk for
> a husband. Name either accuser.
 
Janice Dickinson
 
> 10. In protest over compensation, Taylor Swift pulled her music
> from which popular music streaming service?
 
Spotify
 
--
_______________________________________________________________________
Dan Blum tool@panix.com
"I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."
Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: Nov 25 01:23PM -0600

In article <iYqdnfQ-7KtZUenJnZ2dnUU7-fGdnZ2d@vex.net>, msb@vex.net says...
> the next election.
 
> 6. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a
> bill to approve what contentious oil pipeline?
Keystone
 
 
> 8. A lander launched from a European Space Agency probe landed
> on a comet. Name the *either* the probe *or* the lander *or*
> give the comet's name *or* alphanumeric designation.
Rosetts
 
> 9. Name either the National or American League Cy Young award
> winner.
Kershaw
 
> a tribute. He had left under a cloud, but all was finally
> forgiven with a standing ovation that brought him to tears.
> Name him.
Carter
 
 
> 3. President Obama ignited a huge controversy by issuing executive
> orders in defiance of Congressional Republican opposition.
> What policy issue is involved?
illegal immigration
 
> from competitors. What new hockey broadcast feature is cited?
 
> 10. In protest over compensation, Taylor Swift pulled her music
> from which popular music streaming service?
Spotify
 
Pete <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Nov 25 08:07PM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:iYqdnfQ-7KtZUenJnZ2dnUU7-
> the next election.
 
> 6. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a
> bill to approve what contentious oil pipeline?
 
Keystone XL
 
> give the comet's name *or* alphanumeric designation.
 
> 9. Name either the National or American League Cy Young award
> winner.
 
Kershaw
 
 
> 3. President Obama ignited a huge controversy by issuing executive
> orders in defiance of Congressional Republican opposition.
> What policy issue is involved?
 
Immigration
 
> subject of a disciplinary hearing?
 
> 7. China has postponed the release of which film that portrays a
> dystopian future where a revolution is underway?
 
Interstellar
 
> from competitors. What new hockey broadcast feature is cited?
 
> 10. In protest over compensation, Taylor Swift pulled her music
> from which popular music streaming service?
 
Pandora
 
 
> After completing the round, please decode the rot13: Sbe gur zbivr,
> vs lbh tnir gur frevrf gvgyr naq abg gur fhogvgyr, be ivpr irefn,
> cyrnfr tb onpx naq svyy va gur bgure cneg.
 
Pete
Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Nov 25 11:20PM +0100


> 6. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a
> bill to approve what contentious oil pipeline?
 
Keystone XL
 
> 8. A lander launched from a European Space Agency probe landed
> on a comet. Name the *either* the probe *or* the lander *or*
> give the comet's name *or* alphanumeric designation.
 
Rosetta

 
> 3. President Obama ignited a huge controversy by issuing executive
> orders in defiance of Congressional Republican opposition.
> What policy issue is involved?
 
Amnesty to illegal aliens.

> 4. The federal Conservatives won byelections in two ridings.
> Name *either* of the winning candidates *or either* of their
> ridings. (Were you even paying attention at all?)
 
In the by-elections that come into mind, the Conservatives lost two
seats - and in both to the person who had resigned from the seat.
But that country is not particularly federal.

> 10. In protest over compensation, Taylor Swift pulled her music
> from which popular music streaming service?
 
Spotify

> After completing the round, please decode the rot13: Sbe gur zbivr,
> vs lbh tnir gur frevrf gvgyr naq abg gur fhogvgyr, be ivpr irefn,
> cyrnfr tb onpx naq svyy va gur bgure cneg.
 
Ok, now I recall what film they are delaying in China.
 
 
--
Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, esquel@sommarskog.se
Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Nov 26 01:01AM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:iYqdnfQ-7KtZUenJnZ2dnUU7-
 
> * Game 9 (2014-11-17), Round 1 - Current Events
 
> 3. The second- and third-largest oilfield services companies in
> the world are discussing a merger. Name *either* company.
 
Schlumberger
 
> 4. Finance Minister Joe Oliver delivered a fiscal update in which
> he predicted next year's budget surplus to be how much (within
> $200,000,000)?
 
$1.3 billion; $1.7 billion

> 6. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a
> bill to approve what contentious oil pipeline?
 
Keystone XL

 
> 3. President Obama ignited a huge controversy by issuing executive
> orders in defiance of Congressional Republican opposition.
> What policy issue is involved?
 
illegal immigration
 
> 4. The federal Conservatives won byelections in two ridings.
> Name *either* of the winning candidates *or either* of their
> ridings. (Were you even paying attention at all?)
 
(no)
 
> 7. China has postponed the release of which film that portrays a
> dystopian future where a revolution is underway?
 
"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"

> One accuser was a supermodel in the 1980's and an original judge
> on "American's Next Top Model". Another has a famous Hulk for
> a husband. Name either accuser.
 
Janice Dickinson
 
> 10. In protest over compensation, Taylor Swift pulled her music
> from which popular music streaming service?
 
Spotify

--
Joshua Kreitzer
gromit82@hotmail.com
Jason Kreitzer <krei513@aol.com>: Nov 25 07:07PM -0800

On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 1:39:00 PM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:
> the next election.
 
> 6. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a
> bill to approve what contentious oil pipeline?
Keystone
 
> 3. President Obama ignited a huge controversy by issuing executive
> orders in defiance of Congressional Republican opposition.
> What policy issue is involved?
Immigration
> One accuser was a supermodel in the 1980's and an original judge
> on "American's Next Top Model". Another has a famous Hulk for
> a husband. Name either accuser.
Janice Dickinson
> from competitors. What new hockey broadcast feature is cited?
 
> 10. In protest over compensation, Taylor Swift pulled her music
> from which popular music streaming service?
Spotify
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