| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Mar 24 07:28AM -0700 On 3/23/23 17:07, Mark Brader wrote: > change that would seriously curtail his powers. Who is he? > 2. The US Federal Reserve made a historic appointment this week > when it named a female chair. What is her name? Janet Yellen > book-burnings in the English cities of Bolton and Bradford, > and firebombings of 5 British and 2 California bookstores. > What novel? the Satanic Verses > so in 1536 he too was publicly burned. What was it about > his version of the Bible that was so horrible it led to both > punishments? published in English instead of Latin > because of) such activities, the book ended up being ranked the > second-best-selling book in Canada for the second half of 1959. > Name it. Tropic of Cancer > not for any reason described here), promoted the burning of > non-Catholic literature, especially the Jewish Talmud and Arabic > books, after the final defeat of the Moors at Granada in 1492. Torquemada (I didn't expect a Spanish Inquisition) > profession charged with burning the possessions of anyone caught > possessing books. What name, which would undoubtedly appear > ironic to the reader, was used for this profession in the book? fireman > 7. The night of 1933-05-10 has gone down as one of the most > ominous mass book-burnings of all time. Upward of 25,000 > volumes were burned. Who was behind these book-burnings? Hitler > But anyway, in 2003, which musical group's records were burned > after they declared that they were "ashamed that the President > of the United States is from Texas"? Dixie Chicks > in an attempt to destroy the purported hidden messages in > "Satan's records". What technique did the minister claim was > being used to hide these messages? back masking > 10. This claim made by John Lennon led to public burnings of > Beatles records and memorabilia in August 1966. What was > Lennon's controversial statement? That the Beatles were bigger than Jesus > What is this member called? > 3. Name the vertical structural members in a wood frame wall. > They are usually 2×4's or 2×6's (38×89 or 38×140 mm). stud > wood-stud wall with a single wythe of masonry 3½" (90 mm) > thick tied to it, then a 1" (25 mm) air space. What is this > type of wall called? wood-frame -- Dan Tilque |
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