7th October, 2022.
Right: I’m officially up, early …
Again …
I’ve got a hygienist appointment.
Which is good: my teeth are starting to itch.
~≈¥≈~
The reason I was up, early, yesterday?
Was an appointment with a podiatric surgeon.
I’ve a only left though: and felt getting a surgeon’s opinion would be helpful.
His view?
Was that surgery would be useful: were it causing any more pain than it was.
Given it wasn’t, he felt surgery wouldn’t be a good idea.
So he’s writing to my GP, to tell her that: AND to tell her that the problem with my gait is further up the leg.
So I’ve ended up with something.
Let’s move on, shall we?
Yesterday’s Teaser saw Mum*, Olga†, and Debbi‡ putting in their answers: with Olga scoring four out of five, and Debbi and Mum on three.
Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?
Q1) 7th October, 1897, saw the both of Elijah Muhammad. He led which religious movement: the Church of Scientology, the Nation of Islam or the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster?Q2) Psychiatrist, Lorna Wing, was born on 7th October, 1928. She did a lot of research into what: autism, schizo-affective disorder or bipolar disorder?Q3) Vladimir Putin was born on 7th October, 1952. He’s currently president of where?Q4) The Luna 3 probe transmitted photos to Earth: on 7th October, 1959. Of what: the dark side of the moon, Halley’s Comet or Mars?Q5) Finally … ? What did the Ford motor company introduce, on 7th October, 1913: the moving assembly line, the Model T Ford or the Edsel?
Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) 6th October, 1908, saw the birth of actress, Carole Lombard. She played Millie Claudette in which 1928 film: The Divine Sinner, Power or Show Folks?Q2) Joe Frazier was born: on 6th October, 1922. Was he a boxer, baseball player or American footballer?Q3) Explorer, Thor Heyerdahl, was born on 6th October, 1914. His famous 1947 expedition — across the Pacific — was made on a raft called what: Kon-Tiki, Kon-Koction or Kon-Fusion?A3) Kon-Tiki.Q4) 6th October is the feast day of Saint Faith of Conques. She’s a patron saint of whom: pilgrims, shepherd or fishermen?A4) Pilgrims.Q5) Finally … ? 6th October City is where: Egypt, Saudi Arabia or Yemen?A5) Egypt.
Here’s a thought …
“There is no such thing as a former KGB man.”Vladimir Putin, born 7 October 1952.
And a song …
Today’s questions will be answered in tomorrow’s Teaser.
Decisions about scores are final.
Thank you for coming: have a good day.
* Hello, um!
† I figured Patxi might play well Olga^. ;)
And cheers, Olga: I’m going to email them them, if I don’t hear about the assessment by one o’clock. Sorry to hear about the power cuts. Did the station have everything backed up? That usually saves a lot of effort.
‡ Cheers, Debbi^: I think I’m going to need it!
It sounds like the foot’s not going to need surgery. Which is a relief, in one sense: I won’t be stuck in bed for a week!
^ Did I mention the new version of Hellraiser’s out, today? The new version of Hellraiser’s out, today. Apparently, the company that’s made it is owned by Disney: which means Pinhead’s a Disney Princess! Oh, and Disney’s opening a new restaurant called Cenobites. Ceno bites … ? No, never mind … !
3 comments:
Q1) The Nations of Islam
Q2) Autism
Q3) Russia
Q4) The dark side of the moon (the far side of the moon. (I’m quite fond of the Far Side comic strips)
I used this one as a cover for one of my essays where I wrote about the original Tarzan novel and two movie versions (Greystoke and the first Tarzan movie with Johnnie Weismüller, Tarzan the Ape Man. In that one, Jane is much more enterprising than in Greystoke, for sure, and it is much funnier, although the other is beautiful)
https://www.pinterest.es/pin/37365871883074451/
Q5) Finally … ? What did the Ford motor company introduce, on 7th October 1919: the moving assembly line, the Model T Ford or the Edsel? Did you mean 1913? Then it would be the assembly line. The model Edsel is from the 1950s and the Model T seems to date from 1st October 1908
I hope the referral helps, and you have a good session at the hygienist.
Yes, they do backup everything at the radio station. But we couldn't edit or work on the news that were due to be broadcast at 7 pm, so although the power came in before that, it was a bit of a rushed job. I have to go and edit a piece today (although it is not time-sensitive), and it is raining heavily, but I hope they have definitely sorted everything because when I went on Wednesday, the director told me that they were still working at it, although they had assured him there wouldn't be any more powercuts.
1 Nation of Islam
2 Autism
3 Russia
4 dark side of the Moon
5 moving assembly line
Glad to hear you won't need surgery.
1. the Nation of Islam
2. autism
3. Russia
4. the dark side of the moon
5. the moving assembly line
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