Wednesday, November 09, 2016

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Gareth Owen <gwowen@gmail.com>: Nov 03 08:19PM

> attention.
 
> 3. Name the three members of the Trimurti. That is, the three
> principal gods of Hinduism.
 
Vishnu, Shiva, Rama
 
> 4. Name the four horsemen of the Apocalypse.
 
Death, War, Famine, Pestilence
 
> 5. Name the five spacecraft that have left or will leave the Solar System.
 
Voyager, Voyager II, Pioneer 10 ... erm Pioneer 11 and 12?
 
> 6. Name the six tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy.
 
Sioux, Cherokee,
 
> 7. Name the seven metalic elements known in classical antiquity.
 
Gold, Silver, Platinum, Iron, Copper, Tin,
 
> 8. Name the eight US states that border on one or more of the Great Lakes.
 
Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Michigan
 
> 9. Name the nine worlds of Norse mythology. (If you don't know the
> Norse names, I'll accept descriptions, either what beings they're home
> to or what elements they're a world of.)
 
Asgard, Valhalla, Midgard, Hel
The one with the Ice Giants,
The one with all the dark elves [Best Friends episode ever],
 
> 10. Name the ten countries that the Danube flows through.
 
Austria, Germany, France, Belgium, Bulgaria
Netherlands, Albania, Czech Republic, Hungary, Serbia
 
> 11. Name the eleven basic color words in English.
 
Red, Yellow, Green, Brown, Blue, Pink, Black, White
Orange, Indigo, Violet, Chartreuse
 
Is this an actual thing? I mean, who gets to decide?
 
> 12. Name the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac.
 
Rat, Monkey, Elephant, Crocodile, Jazz Musician, Goblin,
Trump Supporter, Banjo, Eggplant, Neoconservative, Badger
 
> 13. Name the thirteen dwarves in The Hobbit.
 
Thorin,
Ori, Dori, Nori,
Fili, Kili,
Biffour, Boffour, Bombour,
Balin, Dwalin,
Òin, Glòin
Gareth Owen <gwowen@gmail.com>: Nov 08 06:03PM


> * A. Things Called "Go"
 
> A1. "GO" Transit was an acronym. For what?
 
Get off
 
> A2. Go is a game played on a gridded board like chess or
> checkers, but is played on the intersections of the lines.
> How many intersections wide is a standard Go board?
 
256, 400
 
> A3. Something else called Go was invented by Robert Griesemer,
> Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson. It incorporates ideas from Alef,
> Oberon, Scheme, C, and others. What is it?
 
A programming language
 
> her critiques of contemporary feminism, analyses of classic
> and popular culture, and self-aggrandizing style. Her
> breakthrough book was 1990's "Sexual Personae". Name her.
 
Camille Paglia?
 
> In 2011 he published "The Better Angels of our Nature",
> arguing that violence in human societies has been steadily
> decreasing over the centuries. Name him.
 
Oliver Sacks,
 
> culture and low, and at-least-somewhat accessible popular
> writings. He's the narrator of the documentary film "The
> Pervert's Guide to Ideology".
 
Alain de Bouton???
 
> * C. The Acid Tongue of Gore Vidal
 
> C1. Upon learning of the 1984 death of which rival did Vidal
> respond, "A wise career move"?
 
Norman Mailer, John Updike
 
> "crypto-Nazi" in a televised 1968 debate, in return being
> called a "queer"? Just for context, he had previously called
> the same person "the Marie Antoinette of the right wing".
 
William Buckley, George Will
 
> influential in several music genres, located in the same
> small town in Alabama. The title of the doc is the name
> of the town and of one of the studios. Name it.
 
Muscle Shoals
 
> hand -- American singer who was obscure in his own country
> but had been a significant cultural icon in apartheid-era
> South Africa. Name the film.
 
Searching For Sugar Man
 
> of a group of mostly African-American backup singers who
> worked for some of the greatest stars of rock music, such
> as Sting and the Rolling Stones.
 
6 Feet from Stardom. (Well, some distance)
 
> * E. Fictional Afterlives
 
> E1. Which fictional race believes in a heaven, if you can call
> it that, called Sto'Vo'Kor?
 
Klingons
 
> afterlife where each person has their own personalized
> heaven from which they can look down upon the current
> goings-on below on earth?
 
The Lovely Bones
 
> afterlife called "Sugarcandy Mountain" where, among other
> things, it was Sunday every day and clover was in season
> all year round?
 
Animal Farm
 
 
> F1. * A word pertaining to excrement.
> * In theology, a term pertaining to the end times, the end
> of the world, or final destiny.
 
Scatological, Eschatological (sp?)
 
> * An American writer, scriptwriter of "The Princess Bride",
> "Marathon Man", "All The President's Men", and "Butch
> Cassidy and the Sundance Kid".
 
William Golding & William Goldman
 
> F3. * A militaristic species in the "Star Trek" universe.
> * A family of reality-TV pseudo-celebrities.
 
The Cardassians, The Kardashians
Pete <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Nov 08 09:40PM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:--ednVpxlr_blr3FnZ2dnUU7-
 
> A3. Something else called Go was invented by Robert Griesemer,
> Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson. It incorporates ideas from Alef,
> Oberon, Scheme, C, and others. What is it?
 
Computer language
 
> her critiques of contemporary feminism, analyses of classic
> and popular culture, and self-aggrandizing style. Her
> breakthrough book was 1990's "Sexual Personae". Name her.
 
Paretsky
 
 
> * C. The Acid Tongue of Gore Vidal
 
> C1. Upon learning of the 1984 death of which rival did Vidal
> respond, "A wise career move"?
 
Agnew; J. Edgar Hoover
 
> "crypto-Nazi" in a televised 1968 debate, in return being
> called a "queer"? Just for context, he had previously called
> the same person "the Marie Antoinette of the right wing".
 
William Buckley
 
> influential in several music genres, located in the same
> small town in Alabama. The title of the doc is the name
> of the town and of one of the studios. Name it.
 
Muscle Shoals
 
 
> * E. Fictional Afterlives
 
> E1. Which fictional race believes in a heaven, if you can call
> it that, called Sto'Vo'Kor?
 
Klingons
 
> Cassidy and the Sundance Kid".
 
> F3. * A militaristic species in the "Star Trek" universe.
> * A family of reality-TV pseudo-celebrities.
 
Pete Gayde
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