#298443 - Wed Mar 01 2006 03:12 AM
Re: March Trivia Round
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Pure Diamond
Registered: Fri May 18 2001
Posts: 123698
Loc: Canton Ohio USA
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*Gats raises hand* In the event that anyone needs a day off or whatever I am available to fill in for the month here or there. I haven't dreamt up a Round for a while and my palms are a bit itchy. Perhaps I am morphing into a werewolf? Anyway, just offerin'...
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#298444 - Wed Mar 01 2006 12:37 PM
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Registered: Wed Jan 07 2004
Posts: 3575
Loc: Virginia USA
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Gats, you're welcome to share Tuesdays with Jane if you'd like.
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#298446 - Wed Mar 01 2006 01:23 PM
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Registered: Mon Apr 14 2003
Posts: 8867
Loc: France
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Due to time constraints I will find it tough fitting in T/Rnds for a while - is there anyone who would like to step in for a while?
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#298448 - Fri Mar 03 2006 02:39 AM
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Prolific
Registered: Mon Jun 03 2002
Posts: 1037
Loc: Hobart Tasmania Australia
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I will close my round tomorrow morning (my time). This means people have about 12 hours from now to get an entry in.
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#298449 - Fri Mar 03 2006 03:01 PM
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Prolific
Registered: Mon Jun 03 2002
Posts: 1037
Loc: Hobart Tasmania Australia
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ROUND 1 closed. Answers and scores up soon
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#298450 - Fri Mar 03 2006 03:59 PM
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Prolific
Registered: Mon Jun 03 2002
Posts: 1037
Loc: Hobart Tasmania Australia
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ROUND 2 answers
I had a bit of trouble working out whether to allow two answers - I hope I resolved the problems correctly.
1) Name a member of the orchestra aboard the "Titanic"
Worth 10 points
John Law Hume, Roger Bricoux
Worth 5 points
Georges Krins (3), John Frederick Preston Clarke (2)
2) Name an actor who played one of the jurors in the 1957 movie "Twelve Angry Men"
Worth 10 points
Henry Fonda, Jack Klugman, Jack Warden
Worth 5 points
Ed Begley (2), Lee J Cobb (2)
3) Name a thing (i.e. asteroid, species of animal etc) that was named after the musician Frank Zappa
Worth 10 points
Goby Fish (Zappa confluentus), Asteroid 16745 Zappa, ZapA (gene), Zappanale (a festival)
Worth 5 points
Spider (Pachygnatha zappa) (3)
Not mentioned - a jellyfish and a second asteroid (Zappafrank)
4) Name one the the 10 Largest Indian Tribes according the US Census of 2000
Worth 10 points
Blackfeet, Apache, Sioux, Choctaw, Lumbee
Worth 5 points
Chippewa (2)
Most sites didn't have Lumbee as one of the 10 largest tribes. However I gather the difference is in the way the information was interpreted in regards to people who are of more than one tribe. Because of this I allowed Lumbee.
David Attenborough's series "Life in the Undergrowth" has recently aired on the BBC and is currently airing in Australia. Give my the title of one of the episodes.
Worth 10 points
"Fly on the Wall"
Worth 5 points
"Taking to the Air" (3), "The Silk Spinners" (3)
"Fly on the Wall" explained how the series was made and techniques used. As it was aired directly after the rest of the episodes and is included on the DVD I decided to allow it as one of the episodes.
SCORES
45 points - ozzz2002
40 points - littlewoman2, ren33
35 points - Mugaboo, gatsby722
30 points - Howie72
25 points - biggiejay
Edited by Kuu (Fri Mar 03 2006 04:01 PM)
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#298451 - Fri Mar 03 2006 05:38 PM
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Multiloquent
Registered: Tue Feb 15 2005
Posts: 2399
Loc: Toronto Ontario Canada
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ROUND 3 - Friday, March 3rd Another Miscellaneous RoundSelf explanatory and not in the least bit imaginative, but hey, at least it's on time...  1. Tell me something you might associate with a "nerd". 2. Tell me an inappropriate time or place that you have accidentally yawned.3. Tell me something one might do to their fingernails. 4. Tell me something you have found between the cushions of a sofa/couch. 5. Tell me something you have done even after being told not to by a loved one or peer.I'm gonna stop saying I'll get the results up by a certain date... perhaps that way I actually will get the results up sooner rather than later. Anyway, I'll be around if you've got any questions. Good luck and have fun. 
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#298452 - Sat Mar 04 2006 04:29 PM
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Registered: Tue Nov 02 2004
Posts: 6750
Loc: Pennsylvania USA
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Round 4
1. On March 4, 1933, FDR was inaugurated as President of the United States. Tell me anything you think of when you think of FDR.
2. On March 4, 1861, Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated as President of the United States. Tell me anything you think of when you think of Lincoln.
3. On March 4, 1996, comedienne Minnie Pearl died. Name one of the albums she made.
4. On March 4, 1938, the movie serial The Lone Ranger played for the first time. Name someone who played the part of the Lone Ranger in film or on TV.
5. On March 4, 1678, composer Antonio Vivaldi was born. Name any of his works.
This will close the middle of next week!
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#298454 - Mon Mar 06 2006 12:06 AM
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Pure Diamond
Registered: Fri May 18 2001
Posts: 123698
Loc: Canton Ohio USA
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I'm filling in for Santana and I think it's her turn. If not, we'll find out soon enough... Round 6I felt a little like a werewolf last week (don't ask  ) so the theme of this Round is wolves. 1. Edward Albee's most well-known play is Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?. Name another play written by Mr. Albee. 2. Wolf Blitzer is a television journalist, and an opinionated one at that. Name a TV news series that he anchored, co-anchored or just appeared in regularly (I found 4; there might be more). 3.The late blues singer Chester Arthur Burnett was better known as Howlin' Wolf. Pick a track from his album "Howlin' Wolf Rides Again". 4. Scott Wolf, now the star of Lost, used to play the eldest brother on TV's Party Of Five. Name one of the Salinger siblings on that series [and Wolf's character is acceptable to choose]. 5. Pick an actor who played supersleuth Nero Wolfe on TV or in the movies. BONUS: (for 5 extra points) Famous Disc Jockey Wolfman Jack, in his real life, had two children. What were their names? This'll stay open until Thursday or so. Any questions arise I'll be happy to assist.
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#298456 - Mon Mar 06 2006 05:00 PM
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Star Poster
Registered: Thu Oct 27 2005
Posts: 10939
Loc: Timaru NZ
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Round 2 Results We had 8 victims for this round: 1) Please give me the name of a National Park located in the South Island. 10 Points: Mt Aspiring National Park, Kahurangi National Park, Fiordland National Park, Paparoa National Park 5 Points: Arthur's Pass National Park (2), Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park (2) Not Mentioned: Abel Tasman National Park, Nelson Lakes National Park, Westland/Tai Poutini National Park 2) Please give me the name of a novel written by Janet Frame. 10 Points: "The Edge of the Alphabet", "Living in the Maniototo", "Intensive Care" 5 Points: "Daughter Buffalo" (3), "Faces in the Water" (2) Not Mentioned: "Owls Do Cry", "Scented Gardens for the Blind", "The Adaptable Man", "A State of Siege", "The Rainbirds", "The Carpathians" 3) New Zealand played 15 matches and scored 44 goals to qualify for the 1982 World Cup Soccer finals in Spain. Please give me the name of a player who scored at least 1 goal. 10 Points: Steve Sumner--8 goals, Adrian Elrick--1 goal, Ricki Herbert--2 goals 5 Points: Wynton Rufer--4 goals (3), Steve Wooddin--8 goals (2) Not Mentioned: Brian Turner--9 goals, Grant Turner--8 goals, , Duncan Cole--2 goals, Keith MacKay--1 goal, Billy McLure--1 goal 4) Please give me the name of a movie directed by Peter Jackson (no tv movies or documentaries). 10 Points: "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring", "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King", "Meet the Feebles" 5 Points: "Braindead" (2), "Heavenly Creatures" (3) Not Mentioned: "The Valley", "Bad Taste", "The Frighteners", "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers", "King Kong" 5) Please give me the name of one of New Zealand's ten highest mountains 10 Points: Mount Dampier, Mount Graham, Mount Vancouver, Mount Teichelmann, Mount Torres, Mount Lendenfeld 5 Points: Mount Hicks (2) Not Mentioned: Aoraki/Mount Cook, Mount Tasman, Mount Silberhorn, Mount Malte-Brun, Mount Sefton Those of you that are observant will notice a total of 12 mountains mentioned. The two lists that I found had the same ten mountains but once the answers came in, I found a third list that had two different mountains. Therefore I have accepted Mount Graham and Mount Vancouver as well. Now for what everyone has been eagerly awaiting, who can claim to be the first winner of a Trivia Round hosted by Howie Scores: 40 Points - Kuu, Ren, Littlewoman 35 Points - Gatsby, Mugaboo, Biggiejay, Ozzz, ElfTwinkle Congratulations to Kuu, Ren, and Littlewoman --our Round 2 winners. With me having taken over temporarily from Ren, and with Ren being a joint winner, I expect protests will soon be flying in. 
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#298457 - Mon Mar 06 2006 05:32 PM
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Registered: Thu Sep 30 1999
Posts: 12593
Loc: Kowloon Tong Hong Kong
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AWWW!! Never!! Thanks so much Howie, it was a good and interesting round. (not just because I won)
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#298458 - Tue Mar 07 2006 02:20 AM
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Registered: Fri Jan 30 2004
Posts: 14486
Loc: North West of England
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TUESDAY 7TH MARCH 1. A sport played in or with water 2. A object you’d find in the kitchen 3. A suit in a standard pack of cards 4. A cartoon dog 5. Something you use every day Closing on Thuesday/Friday 
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#298459 - Tue Mar 07 2006 01:03 PM
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Multiloquent
Registered: Wed Jan 07 2004
Posts: 3575
Loc: Virginia USA
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Round 8 questions
What's in a song?
1. A city mentioned in The Heart of Rock & Roll by Huey Lewis & the News.
2. A game mentioned in Man on the Moon by REM.
3. A piece of clothing, jewelry or an accessory mentioned in Sharp Dressed Man by ZZ Top.
4. A name mentioned in 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover by Paul Simon.
5. A place mentioned in Kokomo by the Beach Boys.
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#298460 - Wed Mar 08 2006 07:38 AM
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Pure Diamond
Registered: Fri May 18 2001
Posts: 123698
Loc: Canton Ohio USA
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Round 6 will close up in +/-12 hours. More players in would be very cool! Lots of room in there...
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#298462 - Thu Mar 09 2006 04:46 AM
Re: March Trivia Round
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Pure Diamond
Registered: Fri May 18 2001
Posts: 123698
Loc: Canton Ohio USA
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Round 6To begin with, I cleary don't watch Lost, seeing as how Matthew Fox is in that and not Scott Wolf. Alas, the answers came in OK anyway. A tip of the hat to anyone who noticed my 'oops' and didn't have a good whack at me  . 1. Edward Albee's most well-known play is Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?. Name another play written by Mr. Albee.For 10 points: Three Tall Women, The Play About The Baby, The Lady From Dubuque, The Ballad Of The Sad Cafe, Everything In The Garden, A Delicate Balance, The Man Who Had Three Arms. For 5 points: Tiny Alice (2). 2. Wolf Blitzer is a television journalist, and an opinionated one at that. Name a TV news series that he anchored, co-anchored or just appeared in regularly (I found 4; there might be more).For 10 points: Late Edition With Wolf Blitzer, Inside Politics, Newsnight With Aaron Brown. For 5 points: The Situation Room (2), CNN Wolf Blitzer Reports (2), The World Today (2). 3. The late blues singer Chester Arthur Burnett was better known as Howlin' Wolf. Pick a track from his album "Howlin' Wolf Rides Again".For 10 points: Crying At Daybreak, Keep What You Got, Moanin' At Midnight, My Baby Stole Off, The Sun Is Rising, I Want Your Picture. For 5 points: Driving This Highway (3). 4. Scott Wolf, now the star of Lost, used to play the eldest brother on TV's Party Of Five. Name one of the Salinger siblings on that series [and Wolf's character is acceptable to choose].For 10 points: Charlie [Matthew Fox], Bailey [Scott Wolf]. For 5 points: Julia [Neve Campbell] (5), Claudia [Lacey Chabert] (2). Nobody said the baby, Owen. 5. Pick an actor who played supersleuth Nero Wolfe on TV or in the movies.For 10 points: William Conrad, Thayer David, Maury Chykin, Heinz Klevenov. For 5 points: Edward Arnold (5). BONUS: (for 5 extra points) Famous Disc Jockey Wolfman Jack, in his real life, had two children. What were their names?Everybody got this one right so it doesn't affect the scores overall. Wolfy's kids were Joy Rene Smith (who died less than a year after her Dad) and Tod Weston Smith. But you all knew that already  . Ba-da-bing... THE RESULTS!!!---> biggiejay - 45 points! Auszev littlewoman2 Mugaboo Santana2002 - 40 points each! ElfTwinkle ren33 - both 35 points! Howie 72 ozzz2002 - both 30 points! Congratulations to biggiejay and well done to all in a very tight game! I hope you each had a howling good time, and all that.
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#298463 - Thu Mar 09 2006 01:05 PM
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Star Poster
Registered: Fri Jan 30 2004
Posts: 14486
Loc: North West of England
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Round 7 - closed and recults coming up
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#298464 - Thu Mar 09 2006 01:11 PM
Re: March Trivia Round
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Registered: Fri Jan 30 2004
Posts: 14486
Loc: North West of England
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1. A sport played in or with water For Ten Points Radio controlled boat racing, Catamaran Racing, windsurfing, Canoeing, Parasailing, scuba diving, surfing, Underwater hockey, For Five Points Ten points to all Not mentioned Swimming, fishing, diving and more
A object you’d find in the kitchen For Ten Points Scissors, pot-holders, wok, Cheese grater, Ladle, pastry brush, A plug for the kitchen sink, can-opener, For Five Points Ten points to all Not mentioned Tea pot, toaster, oven, and more
A suit in a standard pack of cards For Ten Points Spades, For Five Points Diamonds (3), Hearts (2), Clubs (2), Not mentioned All mentioned
A cartoon dog For Ten Points Oscar the Weiner Dog (from Not in My Backyard), Bandit (from Johnny Quest), Poncho (in Pooch Cafe), Hong Kong Phooey, Sam the Sheepdog on the original Looney Tunes, Pongo (101 Dalmatians), Fred Bassett, Scrappy-Doo, For Five Points Ten points to all Not mentioned Scooby Doo, Spike (from Tom and Jerry) Pluto and more
Something you use every day For Ten Points Spectacles, TV remote control, travel pass, Spoons, Green ink pen, toilet paper, Google, Toilet, For Five Points Ten points to all Not mentioned Computer, telephone, radio and more
SCORES Ozzz – 50 Auszev – 45 Gatsby – 45 Howie – 45 LittleWoman – 45 Mugaboo – 45 Ren – 45 Santana - 45
Well done to Ozzz!
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#298465 - Thu Mar 09 2006 06:08 PM
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Registered: Tue Nov 02 2004
Posts: 6750
Loc: Pennsylvania USA
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Round 4 Results 8 players! 1. Something about FDR 10 points - Bay of Fundy (he swam there right before he was stricken with polio), Good Neighbor Policy, Campobello, Yalta, Polio, WWII 5 points - "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself" (2) 2. Something about Lincoln 10 points - Captain in the Black Hawk War, funny hat, Civil War, log cabin, Emancipation Proclamation 5 points - Our American Cousin (the play he was watching when he was shot - 2 players called it "My" American Cousin, but I'll let it slide this time  (3) 3. A Minnie Pearl album 10 points - Howdy, The Country Music Story, America's Beloved Minnie Pearl 5 points - Howdee (3)(and yes, it is a different album than Howdy), Lookin' for a Feller (2) 4. Someone who played the Lone Ranger 10 points - Michael Rye, Chad Michael Murray, Robert Livingston 5 points - John Hart (3), Clayton Moore (2) 5. A work by Vivaldi 10 points for all! La fida ninfa, La Sena festeggiante, L'oracolo in Messenia, Il Teuzzone, Oboe Concerto in F minor, Orlando furioso, Opus 9 - La cetra, Concerto for flute in F major Scores 45 points - ElfTwinkle, Mugaboo, gatsby722 40 points - biggiejay, ozzz2002, Kuu, Howie72 35 points - ren33 Thanks to everyone for playing - congratulations to our winners!
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