Friday, January 13, 2017

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msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Jan 12 02:08PM -0600

Sorry, just realized I forgot to post this when I did the previous
set of answers. It was a difficult day.
 
 
These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-10-17,
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 Misplaced Modifiers
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 2016-11-26 companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian
Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
 
 
** Game 4, Round 9 - Canadiana - Canadian Music-Makers
 
In each case, name the composer, conductor, or performer.
 
1. Born in Ottawa in 1958, this pianist is associated mainly
with the music of Bach, but she has also recorded Scarlatti,
Liszt, Fauré, and Debussy. A Companion of the Order of Canada,
she currently lives in London, England.
 
2. Born in 1938 to immigrant Greek parents, this soprano sang
41 different roles in a 36-year career at the Metropolitan Opera.
Among her many film appearances: Violetta in Zeffirelli's
"La Traviata".
 
3. Who wrote the *music* for "O Canada"?
 
4. Who is music director of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra?
 
5. This American-born violinist has been a Canadian citizen
since 1988. From 1981 to 2014 she was musical director of the
Toronto-based Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra.
 
6. This organist/composer who live 1880-1968 described himself as
"English by birth; Canadian by adoption; Irish by extraction;
Scotch by absorption". He wrote more than half a dozen operas
and hundreds of pieces of choral music for St. Mary Magdalene
church in Toronto.
 
7. This Armenian-Canadian soprano, born in 1974, is the winner of
four consecutive Juno Awards. She can be heard singing
"Evenstar" on the soundtrack of "Lord of the Rings: the Two
Towers". Her numerous opera roles include Cleopatra in the
Canadian Opera Company's production of Handel's "Julius Caesar".
 
8. In the same COC production, this Canadian countertenor sang
the role of Tolomeo. Born in 1969, he has made more than 100
recordings. The University of Toronto recently appointed him
to the position of Head of Early Music and Professor of Voice.
 
9. This tenor made over a dozen recordings between 1992 and 2001,
most frequently in Wagnerian roles. He has performed at the
closing ceremonies of two Winter Olympics, and currently works
as a CBC Radio host.
 
10. At Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, more people ask the way to his grave
than to any other. A few bars of Bach are engraved on his
marker.
 
 
** Game 4, Round 10 - Challenge Round - The Long and the Short of It
 
Your categories are:
 
A. Long & Short Musicians
B. Long & Short Wars
C. Long & Short Oscar-Winners
D. Long & Short Literature
E. Shortstops
F. Long Lives
 
 
* A. Long & Short Musicians
 
Name them.
 
A1. Legendary 6'7" British blues singer. Elton John and Rod
Stewart both got their starts in 1960s bands led by him.
 
A2. American sax player, born 1933, member of Miles Davis
Quintet, founder of Weather Report; collaborator with Joni
Mitchell, Steely Dan, and many others.
 
 
* B. Long & Short Wars
 
B1. The shortest war in modern history is considered to be the
Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896, with a duration under 45 minutes.
The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
that war?
 
B2. June 2016 saw a ceasefire that will hopefully end the modern
world's longest-running civil war, one that originated in
the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
 
* C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
C2. The shortest performance to win an acting Oscar was
put in by Beatrice Straight, who took home the Best
Supporting Actress award despite being on screen for
only 5 minutes 2 seconds. Name the 1976 film.
 
 
* D. Long & Short Literature
 
D1. At 4,024 lines and nearly 30,000 words, what is Shakespeare's
longest play?
 
D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
What are the two words?
 
 
* E. Shortstops
 
E1. The starting shortstop for the American League in the 2016
All-Star game, he was born in Aruba. Name him.
 
E2. Five shortstops have been recognized as World Series MVP.
Name *any* of them.
 
 
* F. Science: Long Lives
 
F1. The oldest recorded fish, Hanako, died in Japan in 1977 at
the age of 226. What kind of fish was she?
 
F2. Jonathan, born in the Seychelles, is reputed to be the
longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
--
Mark Brader, Toronto, msb@vex.net
"But even though they probably certainly know that you probably
wouldn't, they don't certainly know that although you probably
wouldn't there's no probability that you certainly would."
-- Sir Humphrey Appleby ("Yes, Prime Minister") on nuclear deterrence
 
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tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Jan 12 08:37PM

> 41 different roles in a 36-year career at the Metropolitan Opera.
> Among her many film appearances: Violetta in Zeffirelli's
> "La Traviata".
 
Maria Callas
 
> 10. At Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, more people ask the way to his grave
> than to any other. A few bars of Bach are engraved on his
> marker.
 
Glenn Gould
 
> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
 
six days
 
> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
Peru
 
> * C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
Cleopatra; Titanic
 
> put in by Beatrice Straight, who took home the Best
> Supporting Actress award despite being on screen for
> only 5 minutes 2 seconds. Name the 1976 film.
 
Kramer vs Kramer; Taxi Driver
 
> * D. Long & Short Literature
 
> D1. At 4,024 lines and nearly 30,000 words, what is Shakespeare's
> longest play?
 
Hamlet
 
> D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
> What are the two words?
 
Jesus wept
 
> * E. Shortstops
 
> E2. Five shortstops have been recognized as World Series MVP.
> Name *any* of them.
 
Banks
 
> * F. Science: Long Lives
 
> F1. The oldest recorded fish, Hanako, died in Japan in 1977 at
> the age of 226. What kind of fish was she?
 
moray eel; sturgeon
 
> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
tortoise
 
--
_______________________________________________________________________
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Gareth Owen <gwowen@gmail.com>: Jan 12 09:38PM


> A1. Legendary 6'7" British blues singer. Elton John and Rod
> Stewart both got their starts in 1960s bands led by him.
 
Long John Baldry
 
> A2. American sax player, born 1933, member of Miles Davis
> Quintet, founder of Weather Report; collaborator with Joni
> Mitchell, Steely Dan, and many others.
 
Wayne Shorter
 
> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
 
Six Days
 
> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
Colombia?
 
> * C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
Greed. Titanic.
 
> put in by Beatrice Straight, who took home the Best
> Supporting Actress award despite being on screen for
> only 5 minutes 2 seconds. Name the 1976 film.
 
Nope
 
> * D. Long & Short Literature
 
> D1. At 4,024 lines and nearly 30,000 words, what is Shakespeare's
> longest play?
 
Hamlet
 
> D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
> What are the two words?
 
Jesus Wept
 
> * E. Shortstops
 
> E1. The starting shortstop for the American League in the 2016
> All-Star game, he was born in Aruba. Name him.
 
Francisco Lindor
 
> E2. Five shortstops have been recognized as World Series MVP.
> Name *any* of them.
 
Derek Jeter
 
> * F. Science: Long Lives
 
> F1. The oldest recorded fish, Hanako, died in Japan in 1977 at
> the age of 226. What kind of fish was she?
 
Shark
 
> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
Giant Turtle
swp <Stephen.W.Perry@gmail.com>: Jan 12 01:47PM -0800

On Thursday, January 12, 2017 at 3:08:10 PM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:
> Sorry, just realized I forgot to post this when I did the previous
> set of answers. It was a difficult day.
 
sorry to hear that. of course, this could be anything from a death in the family to your wife bidding 4 clubs.
 
> These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2016-10-17,
> and should be interpreted accordingly.
 
noted
 
> with the music of Bach, but she has also recorded Scarlatti,
> Liszt, Fauré, and Debussy. A Companion of the Order of Canada,
> she currently lives in London, England.
 
hewitt
 
> 41 different roles in a 36-year career at the Metropolitan Opera.
> Among her many film appearances: Violetta in Zeffirelli's
> "La Traviata".
 
stratas?
 
> 3. Who wrote the *music* for "O Canada"?
 
lavallee?
 
> 4. Who is music director of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra?
 
peter oundjian
 
> 5. This American-born violinist has been a Canadian citizen
> since 1988. From 1981 to 2014 she was musical director of the
> Toronto-based Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra.
 
julie lemon??
 
> Scotch by absorption". He wrote more than half a dozen operas
> and hundreds of pieces of choral music for St. Mary Magdalene
> church in Toronto.
 
willan
 
> "Evenstar" on the soundtrack of "Lord of the Rings: the Two
> Towers". Her numerous opera roles include Cleopatra in the
> Canadian Opera Company's production of Handel's "Julius Caesar".
 
no idea
 
> the role of Tolomeo. Born in 1969, he has made more than 100
> recordings. The University of Toronto recently appointed him
> to the position of Head of Early Music and Professor of Voice.
 
no idea
 
> most frequently in Wagnerian roles. He has performed at the
> closing ceremonies of two Winter Olympics, and currently works
> as a CBC Radio host.
 
ben heppner
 
> 10. At Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, more people ask the way to his grave
> than to any other. A few bars of Bach are engraved on his
> marker.
 
glenn gould (you can find it under the spruce)
 
 
 
> Name them.
 
> A1. Legendary 6'7" British blues singer. Elton John and Rod
> Stewart both got their starts in 1960s bands led by him.
 
long john baldry
 
> A2. American sax player, born 1933, member of Miles Davis
> Quintet, founder of Weather Report; collaborator with Joni
> Mitchell, Steely Dan, and many others.
 
wayne shorter
 
> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
 
6 days
 
> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
colombia
 
> * C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
gone with the wind
 
> put in by Beatrice Straight, who took home the Best
> Supporting Actress award despite being on screen for
> only 5 minutes 2 seconds. Name the 1976 film.
 
network
 
> * D. Long & Short Literature
 
> D1. At 4,024 lines and nearly 30,000 words, what is Shakespeare's
> longest play?
 
hamlet (it's a guess, I've never seen the original hand written copy)
 
> D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
> What are the two words?
 
Jesus wept.
 
> * E. Shortstops
 
> E1. The starting shortstop for the American League in the 2016
> All-Star game, he was born in Aruba. Name him.
 
xander bogaerts
 
> E2. Five shortstops have been recognized as World Series MVP.
> Name *any* of them.
 
bucky dent ; derek jeter
 
> * F. Science: Long Lives
 
> F1. The oldest recorded fish, Hanako, died in Japan in 1977 at
> the age of 226. What kind of fish was she?
 
koi
 
> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
giant tortoise
 
 
swp
Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: Jan 12 04:58PM -0600

In article <uaKdnQ3Jh9W5f-rFnZ2dnUU7-VXNnZ2d@giganews.com>, msb@vex.net says...
 
> Name them.
 
> A1. Legendary 6'7" British blues singer. Elton John and Rod
> Stewart both got their starts in 1960s bands led by him.
Long John Baldry
 
> A2. American sax player, born 1933, member of Miles Davis
> Quintet, founder of Weather Report; collaborator with Joni
> Mitchell, Steely Dan, and many others.
Wayne Shorter
 
> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
6 days
 
> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
Colombia
 
> * C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
Lawrence of Arabia
 
> longest play?
 
> D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
> What are the two words?
Me God.
 
> All-Star game, he was born in Aruba. Name him.
 
> E2. Five shortstops have been recognized as World Series MVP.
> Name *any* of them.
Derek Jeter
 
> * F. Science: Long Lives
 
> F1. The oldest recorded fish, Hanako, died in Japan in 1977 at
> the age of 226. What kind of fish was she?
carp
 
> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
tortoise
 
 
--
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Calvin <334152@gmail.com>: Jan 12 03:23PM -0800

On Friday, January 13, 2017 at 6:08:10 AM UTC+10, Mark Brader wrote:
 
> ** Game 4, Round 9 - Canadiana - Canadian Music-Makers
 
Pass
 
> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
 
6 day war
 
> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
Colombia
 
 
> * C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
The Godfather Part 2
 
> put in by Beatrice Straight, who took home the Best
> Supporting Actress award despite being on screen for
> only 5 minutes 2 seconds. Name the 1976 film.
 
Jaws?
 

> * D. Long & Short Literature
 
> D1. At 4,024 lines and nearly 30,000 words, what is Shakespeare's
> longest play?
 
Henry V, Julius Caesar

> D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
> What are the two words?
 
Jesus wept.
 

> All-Star game, he was born in Aruba. Name him.
 
> E2. Five shortstops have been recognized as World Series MVP.
> Name *any* of them.
 
Ripken?
 
 
> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
Tortoise
 
cheers,
calvin
Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Jan 12 10:46PM -0300

> A2. American sax player, born 1933, member of Miles Davis
> Quintet, founder of Weather Report; collaborator with Joni
> Mitchell, Steely Dan, and many others.
 
Wayne Shorter

> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
 
Six days

> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
Colombia

> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
Out of Africa (Well, probably not, but I do remember that I found it
looooong]

> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
Turtle
Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Jan 12 07:19PM -0800

Mark Brader wrote:
> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
 
6 days
 
> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
Peru
 
 
> * C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
Lawrence of Arabia
 
 
> * D. Long & Short Literature
 
> D1. At 4,024 lines and nearly 30,000 words, what is Shakespeare's
> longest play?
 
Hamlet
 
 
> D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
> What are the two words?
 
Jesus wept.
 
 
> * F. Science: Long Lives
 
> F1. The oldest recorded fish, Hanako, died in Japan in 1977 at
> the age of 226. What kind of fish was she?
 
sturgeon
 
> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
turtle
 
 
--
Dan Tilque
Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Jan 13 06:56AM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:uaKdnQ3Jh9W5f-rFnZ2dnUU7-
 
> 10. At Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, more people ask the way to his grave
> than to any other. A few bars of Bach are engraved on his
> marker.
 
Glenn Gould (?)

 
> Name them.
 
> A1. Legendary 6'7" British blues singer. Elton John and Rod
> Stewart both got their starts in 1960s bands led by him.
 
Long John Baldry; Long John Daldry
 
> A2. American sax player, born 1933, member of Miles Davis
> Quintet, founder of Weather Report; collaborator with Joni
> Mitchell, Steely Dan, and many others.
 
Wayne Shorter

> The second-shortest was fought by Israel in 1967 against
> Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. What was the duration of
> that war?
 
6 days
 
> the 1960s. The treaty was signed in Havana by President
> Juan Manuel Santos and rebel leader Rodrigo Londono,
> a.k.a. "Timochenko". Name the country.
 
Colombia
 
> * C. Long & Short Oscar Winners
 
> C1. What is the longest film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?
 
"Gone with the Wind"

> put in by Beatrice Straight, who took home the Best
> Supporting Actress award despite being on screen for
> only 5 minutes 2 seconds. Name the 1976 film.
 
"Network"

> * D. Long & Short Literature
 
> D1. At 4,024 lines and nearly 30,000 words, what is Shakespeare's
> longest play?
 
"Hamlet" (?)

> D2. At two words, it is the shortest verse in the English Bible.
> What are the two words?
 
"Jesus wept"

> longest currently living terrestrial animal at 182.
> He's lived since 1882 at the official residence of the
> Governor of St. Helena. What kind of animal is Jonathan?
 
tortoise
 
--
Joshua Kreitzer
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msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Jan 13 01:57AM -0600

Joshua Kreitzer:
> Long John Baldry; Long John Daldry
 
If you think one of those is correct, then you do better to pick only
one as your answer -- either it's right and you get 4 points, or it's
"almost correct" and you get 3. With your actual answer, if either
one is right then you'll get 3 the hard way.
 
Of course, if the actual answer is something like Long John Balder
or Long John Dalder, that's different; then only *one* of your two
answers will be almost correct, and you'll get 2 or 1, whereas if
you picked only one of your two answers then you'd get 3 or 0.
--
Mark Brader | "Oh, sure, you can make anything sound sleazy if you,
Toronto | you know, tell it exactly the way it happened."
msb@vex.net | -- Bruce Rasmussen: "Anything But Love"
 
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Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Jan 12 11:39AM -0300

> border of New Hampshire where it protrudes into Quebec. By the way,
> the Treaty of Paris (1783) simply referred to the stream in terms of
> "the north-westernmost head of Connecticut-River".
 
As they say back home "how hard can it be?"
 
I had of course not heard of it, but given the context of a Toronto pub, I
saw no reason why it would not be part of the Canadian border. Also, given
the name it seemed likely that it would include a country with English as the
main languages, why the only alternatve would be UK/Ireland. Assuming that
is, thta placs like Belize and Guyana are just too obscure to qualify for the
quiz.
swp <Stephen.W.Perry@gmail.com>: Jan 12 09:26AM -0800

On Thursday, January 12, 2017 at 12:27:34 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:
 
> > 1. Paraná.
 
> Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil. 4 for Marc, Dan Tilque, Peter, Dan Blum,
> Don, Pete, Calvin, Erland (the hard way), and Joshua.
 
protest
 
> > 8. Ubangi.
 
> Central African Republic, DR Congo. 4 for Dan Blum. 2 for Pete
> and Calvin.
 
protest
 
 
swp
msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Jan 12 01:53PM -0600

Mark Brader:
>> border of New Hampshire where it protrudes into Quebec. By the way,
>> the Treaty of Paris (1783) simply referred to the stream in terms of
>> "the north-westernmost head of Connecticut-River".
 
Erland Sommarskog:
> As they say back home "how hard can it be?"
 
> I had of course not heard of it, but given the context of a Toronto pub,
> I saw no reason why it would not be part of the Canadian border.
 
Well, I wish I'd figured that out when we *were* in a Toronto pub.
 
> with English as the main languages, why the only alternatve would
> be UK/Ireland. Assuming that is, thta placs like Belize and Guyana
> are just too obscure to qualify for the quiz.
 
It was a big empire. It could have been India or South Africa, for
example. For that matter, it could have been the other US border
(only I knew it wasn't, because only the Rio Grande part is river border).
--
Mark Brader | "Define 'irritating'."
Toronto | "Well, no, you look it up, Mr. Encyclopedia."
msb@vex.net | "Well, I think you mean 'Mr. Dictionary'."
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msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Jan 12 02:03PM -0600

Mark Brader:
>>> 1. Paraná.
>> Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil. 4 for Marc, Dan Tilque, Peter, Dan Blum,
>> Don, Pete, Calvin, Erland (the hard way), and Joshua.

Stephen Perry:
> protest
 
Hmm. I think what happened there is that everyone else but Stephen
said Brazil, except for one entrant who was on the wrong continent,
and I momentarily forgot that there were multiple correct answers.
"Sorry about that, Chief." 4 for Stephen also.
 
>> Central African Republic, DR Congo. 4 for Dan Blum. 2 for Pete
>> and Calvin.
 
> protest
 
Sigh. The Mods missed that the Ubangi also forms part of the
Congo-Congo border. Another 4 for Stephen, who therefore returns
from his disappearance with a double perfect round.
 
 
Scores, if there are now no errors:
 
GAME 4 ROUNDS-> 2 3 4 6 7 8 BEST
TOPICS-> Spo Lit Ent His Geo Sci FOUR
Joshua Kreitzer 8 40 40 26 11 20 126
Pete Gayde 32 23 31 8 27 16 113
Don Piven 16 40 -- -- 24 20 100
"Calvin" -- -- 20 38 20 21 99
Marc Dashevsky 12 32 -- -- 28 24 96
Dan Blum 4 20 20 22 27 23 92
Peter Smyth 12 24 16 35 16 16 91
Dan Tilque 4 23 8 12 20 28 83
Stephen Perry -- -- -- -- 40 40 80
Erland Sommarskog 8 4 -- -- 32 8 52
Gareth Owen 26 24 -- -- -- -- 50
 
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Toronto front of you, you are not necessarily required
msb@vex.net to jump off it." -- Norman Diamond
 
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