- QFTCIMM16 Game 5, Rounds 7-8: TV workplaces, French athletes - 6 Updates
- Calvin's Quiz #471 - 1 Update
| bbowler <bbowler@bigelow.org>: Jan 23 03:44PM On Sat, 21 Jan 2017 23:19:09 -0600, Mark Brader wrote: > 1. Sterling Cooper. > 2. Lockhart Gardner. > 3. William McKinley High School. There are three possible answers. The Wonder Years > 4. WJM-TV. The Mary Tyler Moore Show > 5. The California Institute of Technology ("Caltech"). The Big Bang Theory > 6. The 99th Precinct. > 7. The Stratford Inn. Newhart > 1. This tennis star won 7 Grand Slam titles as one of the "Four > Musketeers" who dominated 1920s tennis. His nickname was "The > Crocodile". Althea Gibson? > he bought his own team in 1997 and named it after himself. > The team had some good results, but was disbanded in 2002, > $30,000,000 in debt. Alain Prost > medalist and 5-time European champion. She is the only figure skater > to land a backflip on one skate blade in competition, > an illegal move she completed at the 1998 Winter Games. Bonaly? > 10. A 2-time Olympic bronze medalist (1994 and 1998) and a 2-time > world medalist, this skater's signature move, illegal in amateur > competition, is a spin followed by a drop to his knees. Hamilton? |
| ArenEss <areness1@yahoo.com>: Jan 23 11:19AM -0600 >*Note*: The name of the workplace may have changed during the run >of the show. We'll generally provide only one name. >1. Sterling Cooper. Madmen >2. Lockhart Gardner. The Good Wife >3. William McKinley High School. There are three possible answers. Wonder Years, Glee >4. WJM-TV. Mary Tyler Moore Show >5. The California Institute of Technology ("Caltech"). Big Bang Theory >6. The 99th Precinct. Brooklyn 9-9 >7. The Stratford Inn. Newhart >8. Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. House >9. Dunder-Mifflin or Wernham-Hogg. The Office >10. NBC. 30 Rock >1. This tennis star won 7 Grand Slam titles as one of the "Four > Musketeers" who dominated 1920s tennis. His nickname was > "The Crocodile". La Coste > Canada, and the US. A 4-time grand slam winner in both singles > and doubles, she won the 1995 Australian and the 2000 French > Open singles championships. She retired in 2008. Anna Kornikova > and has signed with the New York Knicks for the current season. > Born in New York, he is a French citizen through his father, > a former top tennis star. Joakim Noah > he bought his own team in 1997 and named it after himself. > The team had some good results, but was disbanded in 2002, > $30,000,000 in debt. Alain Prost >7. A World Cup downhill skier who dominated the sport in the 1960s, > he was a triple Olympic champion, winning all three alpine > events at the 1968 winter games. Jean Claude Killy > medalist and 5-time European champion. She is the only figure > skater to land a backflip on one skate blade in competition, > an illegal move she completed at the 1998 Winter Games. Surya Bonaly >10. A 2-time Olympic bronze medalist (1994 and 1998) and a 2-time > world medalist, this skater's signature move, illegal in amateur > competition, is a spin followed by a drop to his knees. Phillippe Candelaro ArenEss |
| Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: Jan 23 11:51AM -0600 In article <OO-dnS-jYfRQ3RnFnZ2dnUU7-UPNnZ2d@giganews.com>, msb@vex.net says... > *Note*: The name of the workplace may have changed during the run > of the show. We'll generally provide only one name. > 1. Sterling Cooper. Mad Men > 2. Lockhart Gardner. > 3. William McKinley High School. There are three possible answers. > 4. WJM-TV. Mary Tyler Moore Show > 5. The California Institute of Technology ("Caltech"). Big Bang Theory > 6. The 99th Precinct. > 7. The Stratford Inn. Newhart > 8. Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. House M.D. > 9. Dunder-Mifflin or Wernham-Hogg. The Office [US] > 10. NBC. 30 Rock > 1. This tennis star won 7 Grand Slam titles as one of the "Four > Musketeers" who dominated 1920s tennis. His nickname was > "The Crocodile". LaCoste > and has signed with the New York Knicks for the current season. > Born in New York, he is a French citizen through his father, > a former top tennis star. Noah > 7. A World Cup downhill skier who dominated the sport in the 1960s, > he was a triple Olympic champion, winning all three alpine > events at the 1968 winter games. Jean-Claude Killy -- Replace "usenet" with "marc" in the e-mail address. |
| Gareth Owen <gwowen@gmail.com>: Jan 23 08:10PM > 1. Sterling Cooper. Mad Men > 2. Lockhart Gardner. Angel?? > 3. William McKinley High School. There are three possible answers. Beverly Hills 90210? > 4. WJM-TV. The Newsroom. Sportsnight > 5. The California Institute of Technology ("Caltech"). Big Bang Theory > 6. The 99th Precinct. Brooklyn 99 > 7. The Stratford Inn. Nope > 8. Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. House > 9. Dunder-Mifflin or Wernham-Hogg. The Office > 10. NBC. 30 Rock > 1. This tennis star won 7 Grand Slam titles as one of the "Four > Musketeers" who dominated 1920s tennis. His nickname was > "The Crocodile". Lacoste > Canada, and the US. A 4-time grand slam winner in both singles > and doubles, she won the 1995 Australian and the 2000 French > Open singles championships. She retired in 2008. Mary Pierce > his career playing for New York of MLS. Involved in a hand-ball > controversy in 2010 when his illegal goal resulted in Ireland > missing out on the World Cup. Thierry Henry > midfielder played for Juventus and Real Madrid among other > teams, and led France to victory in the 1998 World Cup. > He still gives Marco Materazzi a headache. Zinedine Zidane > and has signed with the New York Knicks for the current season. > Born in New York, he is a French citizen through his father, > a former top tennis star. Joachim Noah > he bought his own team in 1997 and named it after himself. > The team had some good results, but was disbanded in 2002, > $30,000,000 in debt. Alain Prost? > 7. A World Cup downhill skier who dominated the sport in the 1960s, > he was a triple Olympic champion, winning all three alpine > events at the 1968 winter games. Jean-Claude Killi > His brilliant playmaking continued in retirement as he dribbled > his way to the presidency of UEFA and a run for the head of FIFA. > He is currently under suspension and investigation by that body. Michel Platini > medalist and 5-time European champion. She is the only figure > skater to land a backflip on one skate blade in competition, > an illegal move she completed at the 1998 Winter Games. Lutz. Axel. > 10. A 2-time Olympic bronze medalist (1994 and 1998) and a 2-time > world medalist, this skater's signature move, illegal in amateur > competition, is a spin followed by a drop to his knees. Axel. Lutz. |
| Pete <pagrsg@wowway.com>: Jan 23 08:50PM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:OO-dnS-jYfRQ3RnFnZ2dnUU7- > *Note*: The name of the workplace may have changed during the run > of the show. We'll generally provide only one name. > 1. Sterling Cooper. Mad Men > 2. Lockhart Gardner. LA Law > 3. William McKinley High School. There are three possible answers. Welcome Back, Kotter > 4. WJM-TV. Mary Tyler Moore Show > 5. The California Institute of Technology ("Caltech"). Big Bang Theory > 6. The 99th Precinct. Hill Street Blues > 7. The Stratford Inn. Newhart > 8. Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. House > 9. Dunder-Mifflin or Wernham-Hogg. The Office > 10. NBC. 30 Rock > 1. This tennis star won 7 Grand Slam titles as one of the "Four > Musketeers" who dominated 1920s tennis. His nickname was > "The Crocodile". LaCoste > Canada, and the US. A 4-time grand slam winner in both singles > and doubles, she won the 1995 Australian and the 2000 French > Open singles championships. She retired in 2008. Mauresmo > his career playing for New York of MLS. Involved in a hand-ball > controversy in 2010 when his illegal goal resulted in Ireland > missing out on the World Cup. Thierry Henry > midfielder played for Juventus and Real Madrid among other > teams, and led France to victory in the 1998 World Cup. > He still gives Marco Materazzi a headache. Zidane > and has signed with the New York Knicks for the current season. > Born in New York, he is a French citizen through his father, > a former top tennis star. Noah > he bought his own team in 1997 and named it after himself. > The team had some good results, but was disbanded in 2002, > $30,000,000 in debt. Villeneuve > 7. A World Cup downhill skier who dominated the sport in the 1960s, > he was a triple Olympic champion, winning all three alpine > events at the 1968 winter games. Killy > His brilliant playmaking continued in retirement as he dribbled > his way to the presidency of UEFA and a run for the head of FIFA. > He is currently under suspension and investigation by that body. Platini > medalist and 5-time European champion. She is the only figure > skater to land a backflip on one skate blade in competition, > an illegal move she completed at the 1998 Winter Games. Bonaly > 10. A 2-time Olympic bronze medalist (1994 and 1998) and a 2-time > world medalist, this skater's signature move, illegal in amateur > competition, is a spin followed by a drop to his knees. Stojko Pete Gayde |
| Jason Kreitzer <jk71875@gmail.com>: Jan 23 01:48PM -0800 On Sunday, January 22, 2017 at 12:19:14 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote: > 1. Sterling Cooper. > 2. Lockhart Gardner. > 3. William McKinley High School. There are three possible answers. "Boy Meets World" > 4. WJM-TV. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" > 5. The California Institute of Technology ("Caltech"). "The Big Bang Theory" > 6. The 99th Precinct. > 7. The Stratford Inn. "Newhart" > 8. Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. "House, MD" > 9. Dunder-Mifflin or Wernham-Hogg. "The Office" > 10. NBC. "30 Rock" |
| ArenEss <areness1@yahoo.com>: Jan 23 11:03AM -0600 On Thu, 19 Jan 2017 14:24:56 -0800 (PST), Calvin <334152@gmail.com> wrote: >1 Which one hit wonder band released the 1983 single "The Safety Dance"? Men Without Hats >2 The Daiso retail chain is headquartered in which Asian country? Japan >3 What is ablutophobia a fear of? Cleaning oneself >4 Which word means morning in French, but an afternoon performance in English? Matinee >5 Which Cambridge college, originally established in 1869 as the College for Women, was the first to admit female undergraduate students? >6 According to which psychiatric assessment tool might one be an INTJ or an ESFP? >7 Who refused to accept the 1970 Best Actor Oscar for his role in "Patton"? George C. Scott >8 What trait is shared by the animals in the coats of arms of Mauritius, Romania, and Tasmania? Extinct animals >9 One of the most reproduced images in human history, who was the subject of an iconic 1960 portrait by Cuban photographer Alberto Korda? Che Guevara >10 The Montgolfier brothers are associated with which early form of transport? Hot Air Balooning >cheers, >calvin ArenEss |
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