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|    Message 31,701 of 32,813    |
|    Joshua Kreitzer to Mark Brader    |
|    Re: QFTCI23 Game 2, Rounds 2-3: common c    |
|    14 Oct 23 13:49:28    |
      From: gromit82@hotmail.com              On Saturday, October 14, 2023 at 1:32:57 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote:               > * Game 2, Round 2 - History - Common Cause        >        > For the first 9 questions, name these famous people.        >        > 1. This American actress who lived 1926-2021 was a Miss Chicago        > winner. She played the same character first on the "Mary Tyler        > Moore" show, then on a spinoff; later she won an Oscar for        > "The Last Picture Show". She was over 80 when she competed on        > "Dancing with the Stars".               Cloris Leachman              > 2. This American actress who lived 1938-2020 was a Miss Nevada        > winner and is best remembered for her 3 years appearing on        > "Gilligan's Island", although she did win an International        > Independent Film Award for the 2017 TV-movie "Life Interrupted".               Dawn Wells              > 3. When George Lucas was filming the original movie "Star Wars",        > the actor playing Darth Vader was concerned that his costume        > would muffle his voice too much, but Lucas assured him the        > lines would be re-recorded in post-production. And they were        > -- by James Earl Jones. Name the British actor, who lived        > 1935-2020, who appears onscreen in costume but whose Devon        > accent is never heard.               David Prowse              > 4. This American lived 1934-2020. His pitching career, starting        > with the Memphis Red Sox in the Negro American League, never        > took off, but his second career was lucrative enough to buy        > part-ownership of the Texas Rangers. In the 1970s he won his        > first Grammy, in the category "Best Sacred Performance (Musical),        > for "Did You Think to Pray?", and his first AMA award, in the        > category Favorite Country Album, for "A Sunshiny Day".               Charley Pride              > 5. Another American pitcher lived 1944-2020, and spent 20 years        > in the major leagues. He is one of the few to have accumulated        > 300 wins, 3,000 strikeouts, and a career ERA. less than 3. In a        > 1970 game as a New York Met he struck out 10 consecutive batters,        > and in a 1978 game for Cincinnati he pitched a no-hitter.               Tom Seaver (?)              > 6. This German-born American entertainer lived 1939-2021. He and        > his partner were famous for their dual act on stage with big        > cats until he was attacked by one of them and gravely injured.        > The two men named their act after their first names. Either name        > the act or give the last name of the man we're asking about.               Siegfried & Roy              > 8. This American man lived 1937-2021. Between 1958 and 1989 he        > rose through the ranks of the army to become a full general.        > Ronald Reagan made him National Security Advisor, and George        > W. Bush made him Secretary of State.               Colin Powell               > 9. This American banker who became a politician lived 1945-2020.        > He supported the Tea Party movement and advocated a flat 9%        > rate on various taxes. He was a candidate for the Republican        > presidential nomination for 2012. In 2020 his last political        > act was to attend a Donald Trump rally in Tulsa.               Herman Cain              > 10. After you're done with the rest, decode the rot13 to see the        > last question. Nyy gurfr crbcyr jr nfxrq nobhg unq n pnhfr        > bs qrngu va pbzzba -- va fbzr pnfrf n pbagevohgvat pnhfr,        > va bguref gur cevznel pnhfr. Jung jnf vg?               COVID-19              > * Game 2, Round 3 - Miscellaneous - Future Events        >        > Round 1 tonight was about current events, and Round 2 was about        > past events. For Round 3, then, we have future events.        >       > 3. What will happen on Sunday, December 10, 2023, in Oslo probably        > at about 1 pm, and in Stockholm probably at about 4 pm?               Nobel Prize ceremonies              > 4. What will happen throughout Canada on Monday, October 20, 2025?               a general election              > 5. What will happen on Monday, January 20, 2025, at noon in        > Washington DC?               Presidential inauguration              > 7. What will happen on Sunday, March 10, 2024, probably starting        > at 5 pm, in Los Angeles?               Academy Awards ceremony               > 8. What will happen on Monday, April 8, 2024, entering Canada        > about 3:15 pm near Point Pelee and leaving about 5:15 pm local        > time near St. John's?               solar eclipse              > 10. What will happen on at various times on Thursday, March 28,        > 2024, in or near Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas,        > Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City,        > Oakland, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle, and Tampa?               opening day of the Major League Baseball season              --       Joshua Kreitzer       gromit82@hotmail.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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