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QFTCIBP Game 1, Rounds 2-3: CanU's, kid-lit illustrators

tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Feb 19 02:55PM > * Game 1, Round 2 - Geography - Canadian Universities   > 1. Royal Roads U.   Toronto   > 2. Laurentian U.   Montreal   > 3. Lakehead U.   Ottawa   > 4. Mt. Allison U.   Vancouver   > 5. U. of Ontario Institute of Technology.   Windsor; Brampton   > 6. Simon Fraser U.   Brock   > 7. Concordia U.   Toronto   > 8. Western U.   Calgary; Winnipeg   > 9. McMaster U.   Toronto; Ottawa   > 10. Nipissing U.   Halifax; Toronto       > Please see the 2-page handout at:   > 1. Ernest Howard (E.H.) Shepard, born 1879. Known for: "The House > at Pooh Corner".   G   > 2. Eric Carle, born 1929. Known for: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", > "The Mixed-Up Chameleon".   E   > 3. Quentin Blake, born 1932. Known for: "James and the Giant > Peach", "Matilda".   A   > 4. Shel Silverstein, born 1930. Known for: "Where the Sidewalk > Ends", "The Giving Tree".   J   > 5. Maurice Sendak, born 1928. Known for: "Where the Wild Things > Are".   P   > 6. Ludwig Bemelmans, born 1898. Known for: "Madeline and the > Bad Hat".   S   > 7. Ezra Jack Keats, born 1916. Known for: "The Snowy Day", > "Peter's Chair".   Q; B   > 8. Virginia Lee Burton, born 1909. Known for: "Maybelle the Cable > Car", "Katy and the Big Snow".   T   > 9. Kate Greenaway, born 1846. Known for: "Mother Goose" (aka > "The Old Nursery Rhymes").   K   > 10. Beatrix Potter, born 1866. Known for: "The Tale of Jemima > Puddle-Duck", "The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle".   M   -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."

Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Feb 19 09:47AM -0800 Mark Brader wrote:   > 4. Mt. Allison U. > 5. U. of Ontario Institute of Technology. > 6. Simon Fraser U.   Vancouver BC   > been removed.   > 1. Ernest Howard (E.H.) Shepard, born 1879. Known for: "The House > at Pooh Corner".   G   > Peach", "Matilda".   > 4. Shel Silverstein, born 1930. Known for: "Where the Sidewalk > Ends", "The Giving Tree".   Q   > Are".   > 6. Ludwig Bemelmans, born 1898. Known for: "Madeline and the > Bad Hat".   H     > 7. Ezra Jack Keats, born 1916. Known for: "The Snowy Day", > "Peter's Chair".   C   > Car", "Katy and the Big Snow".   > 9. Kate Greenaway, born 1846. Known for: "Mother Goose" (aka > "The Old Nursery Rhymes").   L     > 10. Beatrix Potter, born 1866. Known for: "The Tale of Jemima > Puddle-Duck", "The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle".   M     -- Dan Tilque

Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Feb 20 12:42AM msb@vex.net (Mark Brader) wrote in news:f9WdneIr47hw6RfHnZ2dnUU7-   > In each case, we'll give you the name of a Canadian university, > and you tell us what municipality its main campus is located in.   > 6. Simon Fraser U.   Vancouver   > 8. Western U.   London   > havirefvgvrf ner va Qheunz Ertvba naq gur zrgebcbyvgna nernf bs > Inapbhire naq Ivpgbevn. Vs lbh tnir nal bs gubfr nf lbhe nafjre, > jr arrq gur fcrpvsvp zhavpvcnyvgl. Cyrnfr tb onpx naq fhccyl vg.   Hasbeghangryl, V qba'g xabj vg.   > the letter on the handout corresponding to the artist we name.   > 1. Ernest Howard (E.H.) Shepard, born 1879. Known for: "The House > at Pooh Corner".   G   > 2. Eric Carle, born 1929. Known for: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", > "The Mixed-Up Chameleon".   E   > 3. Quentin Blake, born 1932. Known for: "James and the Giant > Peach", "Matilda".   A > 4. Shel Silverstein, born 1930. Known for: "Where the Sidewalk > Ends", "The Giving Tree".   J   > 5. Maurice Sendak, born 1928. Known for: "Where the Wild Things > Are".   P > 6. Ludwig Bemelmans, born 1898. Known for: "Madeline and the > Bad Hat".   S   > 7. Ezra Jack Keats, born 1916. Known for: "The Snowy Day", > "Peter's Chair".   Q   > 8. Virginia Lee Burton, born 1909. Known for: "Maybelle the Cable > Car", "Katy and the Big Snow".   D; L   > 9. Kate Greenaway, born 1846. Known for: "Mother Goose" (aka > "The Old Nursery Rhymes").   K; O   > 10. Beatrix Potter, born 1866. Known for: "The Tale of Jemima > Puddle-Duck", "The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle".   M   > the works of those illustrators based on their names alone, for fun, > but for no points:   > 11. Thfgnir Qbeé.   O   > 13. Wbuaal Tehryyr.   I   > 14. Whyrf Srvssre.   R   > 16. Wbua Graavry.   F   > 17. C.Q. Rnfgzna.   B   > 19. Eboreg ZpPybfxrl.   H   > 20. Ivetvavn Senaprf Fgreergg.   C   -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com

Marc Dashevsky <usenet@MarcDashevsky.com>: Feb 20 01:24AM -0600 In article <f9WdneIr47hw6RfHnZ2dnUU7-X_NnZ2d@giganews.com>, msb@vex.net says... > been removed.   > 1. Ernest Howard (E.H.) Shepard, born 1879. Known for: "The House > at Pooh Corner". G   > 2. Eric Carle, born 1929. Known for: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", > "The Mixed-Up Chameleon". E, Q   > Peach", "Matilda".   > 4. Shel Silverstein, born 1930. Known for: "Where the Sidewalk > Ends", "The Giving Tree". R   > 5. Maurice Sendak, born 1928. Known for: "Where the Wild Things > Are". P   > 6. Ludwig Bemelmans, born 1898. Known for: "Madeline and the > Bad Hat". S   > "The Old Nursery Rhymes").   > 10. Beatrix Potter, born 1866. Known for: "The Tale of Jemima > Puddle-Duck", "The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle". M     -- Replace "usenet" with "marc" in the e-mail address.

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