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|    Joshua Kreitzer to Mark Brader    |
|    Re: QFTCIUA26 Current Events 5-6    |
|    25 Feb 26 20:49:06    |
      From: gromit82@hotmail.com              On 2/25/2026 6:46 AM, Mark Brader wrote:              > * Game 5 (2026-02-09), Round 1 -- Current Events       >       > 2. Following an exodus of scheduled performers in protest of his       > administration, what did President Trump announce last week as       > regards the, uh, Kennedy Center?              it will close for renovations              > 3. Who became the first artist to take the top Grammy Award, Album       > of the Year, with an entirely Spanish-language album last week?              Bad Bunny              > 5. Last Tuesday, a video tribute to the late Catherine O'Hara played       > on the Jumbotron at New York's Madison Square Garden... during       > what event?              Westminster Dog Show              > 6. As of our deadline, the mother of the host of NBC's "Today Show"       > was still missing, and thought to be alive by Arizona police       > after multiple ransom notes. Name the broadcaster.              Guthrie              > 7. Last week, this low-cost retailer became the 12th company with       > a valuation of more than $1,000,000,000,000. Name it.              Walmart              > 8. This long-time CNN anchor was due in court today in St. Paul,       > Minnesota, on charges of threatening people trying to exercise       > their religion in a place of worship. Name him.              Lemon              > 9. As the saying goes, it's always noon somewhere. During the       > current Winter Olympics, i.e. until February 22, what time are       > pubs in Toronto allowed to start serving alcohol?              7 AM; 6 AM              > 10. Sports fans with long memories mourned the death of the       > legendary Sonny Jurgensen at age 91. Name *his sport and the       > position he played*.              football -- quarterback              > * Game 6 (2026-02-23), Round 1 - Current Events       >       > 2. New Wave / punk bassist Fred Smith died at age 77. Name either       > of the two bands he was in that got their start at New York's       > legendary CBGB club.              Television              > 3. The actor who played the title role in the '90s teen series       > "Dawson's Creek" died of cancer at age 48. Name him.              Van Der Beek              > 5. Some details are still sketchy, but it appears an anti-drone       > laser deployed by US Customs and Border Patrol officials was       > responsible for the closure of a Texas airport on February 10.       > Name the city that became a no-fly zone for a day.              El Paso              > 6. An ankle bone discovered near Cordoba, Spain, lends credence       > to tales of the "tanks of antiquity" used in both Punic Wars.       > What sort of bone was found?              elephant              > 8. Which sitcom was scheduled to air its 800th episode yesterday?              "The Simpsons"              > 9. Calling the situation Orwellian, a federal judge ordered the       > Trump administration to restore displays of slavery at the site       > of a house of two Founding Fathers in Philadelphia. They had       > been removed, ostensibly "in alignment with shared national       > values." Name *either* former Founding Father who resided there.              George Washington              > 10. Andrew, the royal formerly known as "Prince", was arrested for       > alleged security breaches in his relationship with Jeffrey       > Epstein. It's been almost 500 years since a high-ranking royal       > was arrested, and it didn't go well for him. Name that royal.              Edward V; Charles I              --       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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