Q1)The Nicene Creed was defined at the First Council of Nicaea: on 19th June, 325AD. It’s the basic statement of belief, in which religion: Christianity, Judaism or Islam?
Q2)In leap years, 19th June is the 171st day of the year. Is 171 a multiple of 9?
A2)Yes. (171÷9=19. The easy way to check … ? The digits of a multiple of nine, add up to nine, or another multiple of nine. In this case? 1+7+1=9.)
Q3)19th June, 1861, saw the birth of Douglas Haig, 1st Earl Haig. At the time of his death, he held the highest rank in the British Army. What is that rank?
* You know, it’s nice to know moonshine wasn’t JUST made in the Irish backwoods, Trevor. (Actually, I had some old fashioned potcheen, once. My liver still hasn’t forgiven me!)
† I thought it was, Olga! And I’ll pass the message onto David. I think he was mildly impressed someone’s suggested me as a resource: cheers, me dears! Oh … I got the first bit of the digital poverty thing done: there’s going to be more …
‡ My pleasure, Debbi: I’m just sorry I couldn’t do a five question Nicole Kidman one. Sometimes, people need more than five questions^.
At ANT rate? I’ve not seen much more than the odd Three Stooges clip: I keep thinking the Young Ones must’ve nicked an idea or two!
^ I’ve got a couple of ten question sets at the start of July, Debbi: just so you know!
Q1) 1967 Q2) The United States (Honolulu, Hawaii) Q3) Sydney Q4) Keith Urban Q5) Days of Thunder Q6) Bandits Q7) Val Kilmer Q8) Practical Magic Q9) Stanley Kubrick Q10) The Hours (I was living in Rodmell, where Virginia Woolf lived for over twenty years, in Monk’s House, when the film came out. It’s a beautiful place, but it does not appear in the movie). I've left you a comment on the first part of the digital poverty article. I'm looking forward to the rest, but I can see that waiting for replies and comments and compilling all the information is a labour of love and requires determination and patience.
1. 1967 2. the US 3. Sydney 4. Keith Urban (who is hopefully more sane than his predecessor :)) 5. Days of Thunder 6. Bandits 7. Val Kilmer 8. Practical Magic 9. Stanley Kubrick 10. The Hours
BTW, you were right about Penny Dreadful. And Nathan Lane! :)
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Q1) 1967
ReplyDeleteQ2) The United States (Honolulu, Hawaii)
Q3) Sydney
Q4) Keith Urban
Q5) Days of Thunder
Q6) Bandits
Q7) Val Kilmer
Q8) Practical Magic
Q9) Stanley Kubrick
Q10) The Hours (I was living in Rodmell, where Virginia Woolf lived for over twenty years, in Monk’s House, when the film came out. It’s a beautiful place, but it does not appear in the movie).
I've left you a comment on the first part of the digital poverty article. I'm looking forward to the rest, but I can see that waiting for replies and comments and compilling all the information is a labour of love and requires determination and patience.
I shall steel myself for the challenge! :)
ReplyDelete1. 1967
2. the US
3. Sydney
4. Keith Urban (who is hopefully more sane than his predecessor :))
5. Days of Thunder
6. Bandits
7. Val Kilmer
8. Practical Magic
9. Stanley Kubrick
10. The Hours
BTW, you were right about Penny Dreadful. And Nathan Lane! :)