| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Mar 24 09:25AM -0700 On 3/23/21 6:22 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > in the sciences are often awarded jointly. What """is""" the > largest number of people who are allowed to share one Nobel > Prize for physics, for chemistry, or for physiology or medicine? 3 > 2. Within 10 years, when was the first set of Nobel Prizes awarded? > The winners were Emil von Behring, Jean Dunant, Jacobus van't > Hoff, Frédéric Passy, Sully Prudhomme, and Wilhelm Röntgen. 1900 > us within 2 years what year it was that they """last""" won. > (Note that the present Ottawa Senators are not the same team > that played under that name in the 1920s.) Toronto Maple Leafs > counting only actual statuettes? > 7. The Science Fiction Achievement Award takes its nickname from > the first name of an author named Gernsback. What is it? Hugo > 8. The Mystery Writers of America similarly issue an award given > a writer's first name. What is this name? Ellery > about $50,000 US. Andrew Wiles collected the prize for work > he had completed in 1994. What did he *prove*, justifying its > traditional name by doing so? the four-color theorem > a vehicle that they had demonstrated in August 1977, operated > by cyclist Bryan Allen. Either give the name of this vehicle, > or tell what was special about it. human-powered flight > B1. What is "the holy piby"? > B2. Please answer the previous question before decoding the > rot13 for this one: Jung vf "jvfqbzjrrq"? marijuana > * C. Apple > C1. The two founders of Apple Computer share a first name. > Name *either one*. Jobs > * E. Art by Any Other Name > E1. What is the more common name of the painting called > "La Gioconda"? Mona Lisa > E2. What is the more common name of the painting called > "Arrangement in Grey and Black Number One"? Whistler's Mother -- Dan Tilque |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Mar 24 08:21PM +0100 > in the sciences are often awarded jointly. What """is""" the > largest number of people who are allowed to share one Nobel > Prize for physics, for chemistry, or for physiology or medicine? Three > 2. Within 10 years, when was the first set of Nobel Prizes awarded? > The winners were Emil von Behring, Jean Dunant, Jacobus van't > Hoff, Frédéric Passy, Sully Prudhomme, and Wilhelm Röntgen. 1901 > us within 2 years what year it was that they """last""" won. > (Note that the present Ottawa Senators are not the same team > that played under that name in the 1920s.) Toronto Maple Leafs > 5. Who """is""" the only person to win 4 Oscars for acting in > leading roles? Meryl Streep > about $50,000 US. Andrew Wiles collected the prize for work > he had completed in 1994. What did he *prove*, justifying its > traditional name by doing so? Fermat's grand theorem > * B. Ras Tafari Terms > B2. Please answer the previous question before decoding the > rot13 for this one: Jung vf "jvfqbzjrrq"? Canabis > * C. Apple > C1. The two founders of Apple Computer share a first name. > Name *either one*. Steve Jobs |
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