Typical … !
Rush, rush, rush, rush, RUSH … !
Which sounds like an odd way to open a post, I know: but I’m literally in a rush, as I’m up early to get to Basildon, for my Work Programme*.
And, of course, it’s today, that my copy of Safari chooses to act up … !
Oy … VEH … !
I’d better get a move on … !
~≈¡≈~
Yesterday’s Teaser saw Debbi† putting in her answers: along with letting us know she’s open for FB Friend requests, she also bagged four out of six.
Let’s see how she — and you — do with todays questions, shall we?
Q1) 19th August, 1692, saw how many people executed as part of the Salem Witch Trials: three, four or five … ?
Q2) 19th August, 1848, saw the New York Herald break the story of which Californian happening … ?
Q3) 19th August, 43 BC, saw Augustus elected to which high Roman office … ?
Q4) 19th August, 1989, saw an Anglo-Dutch raid on which radio station … ?
Q5) Finally … 19th, 2003, saw the UN envoy to which Middle Eastern country, killed in a car bomb attack?
Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) 18th August, 1969, was the last day of the Woodstock Festival. In which US state was it held … ?A1) New York.
Q2) Who was the opening act at Woodstock … ?A2) Richie Havens.
Q3) Who was the closing act on the Saturday … ?A3) Jefferson Airplane.
Q4) Joe Cocker famously played the Woodstock Festival: what was his biggest UK hit … ?A4) His version of With A Little Help From My Friends.
Q5) Who closed the first day of the festival, whilst, famously, being some six months pregnant … ?A5) Joan Baez.
Q6) Finally … which famously funky band played at the Woodstock Festival … ?A6) Sly and The Family Stone.
I’ll leave you with this thought from the late Star Trek creator, Gene Roddenberry …
“No, ancient astronauts did not build the pyramids — human beings built them, because they're clever and they work hard. And Star Trek is about those things.” Gene Roddenberry, August 19, 1921 – October 24, 1991
And with THIS tune …
Have a good day.
* Being less effective than a chocolate teapot, since 2010.
† Already done, Debbi … !
1 comment:
Thanks, Paul! Got it. :)
1. 5
2. the gold rush
3. consul
4. Radio Atlantis
5. Iraq
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