Q1)2nd September is the feast day of Saint Justus of Lyon. This particular Lyon is where: France, Belgium or Germany?
Q2)The US Treasury was founded on September 2, 1789. Its HQ, the Treasury Building, is where: Washington DC, New York or San Francisco?
Q3) J. R. R. Tolkien died on 2nd September, 1973. Name any of his Lord of the Rings novels.
Q4)Esteban Echeverría was born: on 2nd September, 1805. He was a well known poet from which South American country?
Q5)Finally … ? Bhaktivinoda Thakur was born on 2nd September, 1838. He was a notable guru and teacher in which religion: Sikhism, Jainism, Hinduism or Buddhism?
Q9) The Moose Jaw Warriors, Moose Jaw Canucks and Regina Pats are all from Saskatchewan. They play — or have played — what: Canadian Rules Football, Ice Hockey or Lacrosse?
† That is most odd, Olga. Mind you, the few services I use on my phone’s browser are usually Google ones. Saying that? The browser’s kept the few non-Google passwords I use. I really don’t know what’s happening there.
I know I’m saying this to a non-monarchist! … But it might be an idea to show Jordi some of the late Queen’s speeches: and, according to this video, Google, Siri, and Alexa all use RP. I don’t know if that’s any help, though: Siri had problems with Scottish accents …
‡ It’s hopefully ok, Debbi: I’ve tried to keep them short!
Q3) The Fellowship of the Ring (reading about it, it was published in three parts, although it was intended as one, so I’m not sure if that’s what you mean, but... otherwise it could be The Hobbit or the Silmarillion)
Q4) Argentina
Q5) Hinduism Your mention of the Queen made me think of Spitting Image. I will never forget the sketch of her serving pints at a pub... And I can never think of John Major and not see him grey... Who knows? Perhaps this online certificate I'm studying at the moment (the one on UX design) will help me to discover some useful things. One never knows. I hope you have a great Saturday.
I was just listening to the first episode of the Martin Beck Stories. I'd never heard them before, but just ran across them while searching through the Internet Archive for hidden gems. :)
1. France 2. Washington DC 3. The Two Towers 4. Argentina 5. Hinduism
BTW, the director, writer, and actor John Sayles appeared at our online movie discussion group last night. I got to ask him a question about The Secret of Roan Inish. Wow!
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Thank you.
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Q1) France
ReplyDeleteQ2) Washington DC
Q3) The Fellowship of the Ring (reading about it, it was published in three parts, although it was intended as one, so I’m not sure if that’s what you mean, but... otherwise it could be The Hobbit or the Silmarillion)
Q4) Argentina
Q5) Hinduism
Your mention of the Queen made me think of Spitting Image. I will never forget the sketch of her serving pints at a pub... And I can never think of John Major and not see him grey...
Who knows? Perhaps this online certificate I'm studying at the moment (the one on UX design) will help me to discover some useful things. One never knows. I hope you have a great Saturday.
1 France
ReplyDelete2 Washington DC
3 The Hobbit
4 Argentina
5 Hinduism
Yes, thank you! I very much appreciate that!
ReplyDeleteI was just listening to the first episode of the Martin Beck Stories. I'd never heard them before, but just ran across them while searching through the Internet Archive for hidden gems. :)
1. France
2. Washington DC
3. The Two Towers
4. Argentina
5. Hinduism
BTW, the director, writer, and actor John Sayles appeared at our online movie discussion group last night. I got to ask him a question about The Secret of Roan Inish. Wow!