Sunday, June 11, 2017

Digest for rec.games.trivia@googlegroups.com - 7 updates in 2 topics

"Peter Smyth" <smythp@gmail.com>: Jun 10 11:35AM

Mark Brader wrote:
 
> of tightly packed hexagonal basalt rocks juts into the sea.
> Its name is derived from the legend of Finn MacCool.
> Very otherworldly.
Giants Causeway
> Schwarzenegger as a man who gets memory implants and begins
> struggling with uncertain realities that include being a
> Martian warrior. Name the film.
Total Recall
 
> * E. Science: Jupiter's Moons
 
> E1. What is the name of Jupiter's largest moon, whose diameter
> is more than that of the planet Mercury?
Io, Ganymede
> solid object in the solar system, lacking mountains or
> craters. Discovered by Galileo, it was named after the
> mother of King Minos of Crete and lover of Zeus. Name it.
Ganymede, Io
 
> F1. Name either of Neptune's mythical brothers, both of whom
> also have heavenly bodies named after them.
 
> F2. Name Neptune's counterpart in Greek mythology.
Poseidon
 
Peter smyth
Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Jun 10 05:21PM

msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:Y4OdnV3Y6_Gg_KbEnZ2dnUU7-
> of James Joyce's "Ulysses" in 1922. There is a bookstore by
> the same name in Paris now, but it's not the original one.
> Name the bookstore.
 
Shakespeare & Company
 
> creditable given that it takes up a whole city block and
> occupies 1.6 acres of retail floor space on several floors.
> In what city is Powell's located?
 
Denver; Portland
 
> the novels "Lonesome Dove" and "The Last Picture Show" founded
> and still owns this bookstore, which first opened its doors in
> Washington, DC, in 1971?
 
McMurtry
 
> once located on Book Row on 4th Av., home of 48 bookstores,
> all vanished except this one, currently located at 12th St.
> and Broadway. Name this store.
 
Strand
 
> in fiction who tries to seduce a young woman in his employ.
> Hardly the stuff of relaxation. The 18th-century novel is by
> Samuel Richardson. What's the novel's title?
 
Pamela
 
> It's living proof that the residents of the Latin American city
> where it's located perhaps care as much about books as they do
> about beef. What city is it located in?
 
Buenos Aires

> veritable temple devoted to the worship of books. What city
> is it located in? Hint: The treaty that created the European
> Union was signed here.
 
Maastricht

 
> A1. The final Mercury automobile rolled off the line in January
> 2011. Which noble model, on the market since 1975 and the
> bestselling Mercury of the 2000s, holds this distinction?
 
Marquis
 
> painted circa 1480 and is thought to have been commissioned
> by the Medici family. It depicts the goddess Venus emerging
> from the sea as an adult woman. Name the artist.
 
Botticelli
 
> Venus and Cupid. Of the Venetian school, he is also known
> for his portraiture, which has been compared to Rembrandt.
> Name this artist.
 
Botticelli
 
> of tightly packed hexagonal basalt rocks juts into the sea.
> Its name is derived from the legend of Finn MacCool.
> Very otherworldly.
 
Giant's Causeway
 
> Schwarzenegger as a man who gets memory implants and begins
> struggling with uncertain realities that include being a
> Martian warrior. Name the film.
 
"Total Recall"
 
> D2. This 2000 Brian De Palma film stars Tim Robbins, Gary Sinise,
> and Connie Robins as astronauts who set out to rescue fellow
> Mars explorer Don Cheadle. Name the film.
 
"Mission to Mars"

> * E. Science: Jupiter's Moons
 
> E1. What is the name of Jupiter's largest moon, whose diameter
> is more than that of the planet Mercury?
 
Ganymede
 
> solid object in the solar system, lacking mountains or
> craters. Discovered by Galileo, it was named after the
> mother of King Minos of Crete and lover of Zeus. Name it.
 
Io

> * F. History: Neptune in Myth
 
> F1. Name either of Neptune's mythical brothers, both of whom
> also have heavenly bodies named after them.
 
Pluto
 
> F2. Name Neptune's counterpart in Greek mythology.
 
Poseidon
 
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Joshua Kreitzer
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Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Jun 10 04:03PM -0700

Mark Brader wrote:
> creditable given that it takes up a whole city block and
> occupies 1.6 acres of retail floor space on several floors.
> In what city is Powell's located?
 
Portland, OR
 
 
> 4. Still owned by the family that founded it in 1973, Elliott Bay
> Book Company is located in this city and is named after a body
> of water the municipality encircles. Name the city.
 
Seattle
 
> veritable temple devoted to the worship of books. What city
> is it located in? Hint: The treaty that created the European
> Union was signed here.
 
Maastricht
 
 
> A1. The final Mercury automobile rolled off the line in January
> 2011. Which noble model, on the market since 1975 and the
> bestselling Mercury of the 2000s, holds this distinction?
 
Grand Marquis
 
> painted circa 1480 and is thought to have been commissioned
> by the Medici family. It depicts the goddess Venus emerging
> from the sea as an adult woman. Name the artist.
 
Botticelli
 
> Schwarzenegger as a man who gets memory implants and begins
> struggling with uncertain realities that include being a
> Martian warrior. Name the film.
 
Total Recall
 
 
> * E. Science: Jupiter's Moons
 
> E1. What is the name of Jupiter's largest moon, whose diameter
> is more than that of the planet Mercury?
 
Ganymede
 
> solid object in the solar system, lacking mountains or
> craters. Discovered by Galileo, it was named after the
> mother of King Minos of Crete and lover of Zeus. Name it.
 
Europa
 
 
> * F. History: Neptune in Myth
 
> F1. Name either of Neptune's mythical brothers, both of whom
> also have heavenly bodies named after them.
 
Jupiter
 
 
> F2. Name Neptune's counterpart in Greek mythology.
 
Poseidon
 
 
--
Dan Tilque
Jason Kreitzer <jk71875@gmail.com>: Jun 10 09:01PM -0700

On Friday, June 9, 2017 at 11:02:27 PM UTC-4, Mark Brader wrote:
> famous, and most of which have weathered the online storms.
 
> 1. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the Beat poet, co-founded this bookstore
> in 1953 in San Francisco. Name it.
City Lights
> the novels "Lonesome Dove" and "The Last Picture Show" founded
> and still owns this bookstore, which first opened its doors in
> Washington, DC, in 1971?
McMurtry
> painted circa 1480 and is thought to have been commissioned
> by the Medici family. It depicts the goddess Venus emerging
> from the sea as an adult woman. Name the artist.
Da Vinci
> Schwarzenegger as a man who gets memory implants and begins
> struggling with uncertain realities that include being a
> Martian warrior. Name the film.
"Total Recall"
 
> F1. Name either of Neptune's mythical brothers, both of whom
> also have heavenly bodies named after them.
 
> F2. Name Neptune's counterpart in Greek mythology.
Triton
Gareth Owen <gwowen@gmail.com>: Jun 11 09:45AM +0100


> 1. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the Beat poet, co-founded this bookstore
> in 1953 in San Francisco. Name it.
 
City Lights
 
> of James Joyce's "Ulysses" in 1922. There is a bookstore by
> the same name in Paris now, but it's not the original one.
> Name the bookstore.
 
Shakespeare & Co
 
> creditable given that it takes up a whole city block and
> occupies 1.6 acres of retail floor space on several floors.
> In what city is Powell's located?
 
New York
 
> 4. Still owned by the family that founded it in 1973, Elliott Bay
> Book Company is located in this city and is named after a body
> of water the municipality encircles. Name the city.
 
Vancouver, Montreal
 
> the novels "Lonesome Dove" and "The Last Picture Show" founded
> and still owns this bookstore, which first opened its doors in
> Washington, DC, in 1971?
 
Zane Grey
 
> in fiction who tries to seduce a young woman in his employ.
> Hardly the stuff of relaxation. The 18th-century novel is by
> Samuel Richardson. What's the novel's title?
 
Pamela
 
> It's living proof that the residents of the Latin American city
> where it's located perhaps care as much about books as they do
> about beef. What city is it located in?
 
Buenos Aires
 
> veritable temple devoted to the worship of books. What city
> is it located in? Hint: The treaty that created the European
> Union was signed here.
 
Maastricht
 
 
> A1. The final Mercury automobile rolled off the line in January
> 2011. Which noble model, on the market since 1975 and the
> bestselling Mercury of the 2000s, holds this distinction?
 
Baron, Viscount
 
> second-longest production run in Mercury's history.
> It returned to the market briefly between 1999 and 2002.
> Name the model.
 
GT
 
> painted circa 1480 and is thought to have been commissioned
> by the Medici family. It depicts the goddess Venus emerging
> from the sea as an adult woman. Name the artist.
 
Botticelli
 
> Venus and Cupid. Of the Venetian school, he is also known
> for his portraiture, which has been compared to Rembrandt.
> Name this artist.
 
Carravagio?
 
> of tightly packed hexagonal basalt rocks juts into the sea.
> Its name is derived from the legend of Finn MacCool.
> Very otherworldly.
 
Giants Causeway
 
> C2. This river in southeastern Spain has flowed red since mining
> began in the area about 5,000 years ago. It is also the
> name of one of the world's largest mining companies.
 
Rio Tinto
 
> Schwarzenegger as a man who gets memory implants and begins
> struggling with uncertain realities that include being a
> Martian warrior. Name the film.
 
Total Recall
 
> D2. This 2000 Brian De Palma film stars Tim Robbins, Gary Sinise,
> and Connie Robins as astronauts who set out to rescue fellow
> Mars explorer Don Cheadle. Name the film.
 
Red Planet
 
> * E. Science: Jupiter's Moons
 
> E1. What is the name of Jupiter's largest moon, whose diameter
> is more than that of the planet Mercury?
 
Titan?
 
> solid object in the solar system, lacking mountains or
> craters. Discovered by Galileo, it was named after the
> mother of King Minos of Crete and lover of Zeus. Name it.
 
Ganymede, Europa
 
> * F. History: Neptune in Myth
 
> F1. Name either of Neptune's mythical brothers, both of whom
> also have heavenly bodies named after them.
 
Titan, Ganymede
 
> F2. Name Neptune's counterpart in Greek mythology.
 
Poseidon
Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: Jun 11 04:09AM -0500

In article <Y4OdnV3Y6_Gg_KbEnZ2dnUU7-V_NnZ2d@giganews.com>, msb@vex.net says...
 
> A1. The final Mercury automobile rolled off the line in January
> 2011. Which noble model, on the market since 1975 and the
> bestselling Mercury of the 2000s, holds this distinction?
Grand Marquis
 
> second-longest production run in Mercury's history.
> It returned to the market briefly between 1999 and 2002.
> Name the model.
Cougar
 
> painted circa 1480 and is thought to have been commissioned
> by the Medici family. It depicts the goddess Venus emerging
> from the sea as an adult woman. Name the artist.
Botticelli
 
 
> * E. Science: Jupiter's Moons
 
> E1. What is the name of Jupiter's largest moon, whose diameter
> is more than that of the planet Mercury?
Ganymede
 
> solid object in the solar system, lacking mountains or
> craters. Discovered by Galileo, it was named after the
> mother of King Minos of Crete and lover of Zeus. Name it.
Io
 
> * F. History: Neptune in Myth
 
> F1. Name either of Neptune's mythical brothers, both of whom
> also have heavenly bodies named after them.
Uranus
 
> F2. Name Neptune's counterpart in Greek mythology.
Poseidon
 
 
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msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Jun 10 04:19PM -0500

If Gareth Owen's answers had been posted on time, he would have scored
20 points on Round 7, and Round 8 would still never have happened.
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