| Pete Gayde <pete.gayde@gmail.com>: Mar 30 11:38PM -0500 Mark Brader wrote: > and Europe > 1. In what US city's downtown """do""" BART trains run under > Market St.? San Francisco > street designations are also applied to the lines)? Its system > """features""" a separate pair of tracks for express trains on > the central section of most lines. New York City > This feature was then copied by both the Montreal and Mexico > City systems. What is it? > 9. What name is used for a subway in German-speaking countries? U-bahn > Canada and the US """now""" using this method for subway lines; > some of them may already have been mentioned in this round. > Name any *two*. Pete Gayde |
| Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Mar 30 10:28PM -0700 On 3/29/21 8:08 PM, Mark Brader wrote: > I can't give you the dates of those cartoons, so I'll show the > dates they held the relevant elected office. > 1. A. 1967. Name the man on the right. Trudeau > 2. B (decoy, in office 4 months in 1993). Campbell > and Europe > 1. In what US city's downtown """do""" BART trains run under > Market St.? San Francisco > 2. What US city's subway first opened in 1993 but has already > appeared in at least two movies? Los Angeles > lettered from A to E? The system """includes""" stations named > for King George V, Charles de Gaulle, Franklin D. Roosevelt, > and the one-time city of Stalingrad. Berlin > street designations are also applied to the lines)? Its system > """features""" a separate pair of tracks for express trains on > the central section of most lines. New York > identified by line names. Name any *three*. > > 6. What Canadian city """has""" a bus-only transit system featuring > a bus-only road called the Transitway? Edmonton; Calgary > 7. What Canadian city """has""" a driverless transit line very > similar to the Scarborough RT, called the SkyTrain although > some of its route is underground? Vancouver > This feature was then copied by both the Montreal and Mexico > City systems. What is it? > 9. What name is used for a subway in German-speaking countries? Unterbahn ?? > Canada and the US """now""" using this method for subway lines; > some of them may already have been mentioned in this round. > Name any *two*. Los Angeles, Portland -- Dan Tilque |
| msb@vex.net (Mark Brader): Mar 30 03:51PM -0500 Mark Brader: > > 1. Which two computer manufacturers announced a possible merger > > this week? > Compaq and Digital (DEC). Dan Blum and Joshua got this. No they didn't. Sorry about that. -- Mark Brader | "Debugging had to be discovered. I can remember Toronto | the exact instant when I realized that a large part msb@vex.net | of my life... was going to be spent in finding | mistakes in my own programs." -- Maurice Wilkes |
| Erland Sommarskog <esquel@sommarskog.se>: Mar 30 11:32PM +0200 >> > this week? >> Compaq and Digital (DEC). Dan Blum and Joshua got this. > No they didn't. Sorry about that. Interesting enough, I also typed Compaq and HP. But then I did know any of the regular questions, so I never posted. Gee! I didn't recall that Digital hold out that long! |
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