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Team names: Reamgirls   
 
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                                              Round 1
 1  What was the name of the building in which John Lennon was living when he was shot outside of that building?   The Dakota
 
 2  Last night, Florida became the first men's basketball team to repeat as champions since what school?     Duke
 
 3  On The Simpsons, what is the name of their dog?   Santa's Little Helper
 
 4  What is the name of Donald Trump's youngest child?   Barron
 
 5  Tenacious D fans may get this one right. What was the name of Roy Hobbs' bat in the movie The Natural?                 WonderBoy
 
 6  Bard College, Marist College, Vassar College, & the Culinary Institute of America are all located in what New York county?    Duchess
 
 7  What supermodel was the first to wear a "milk mustache" when that ad campaign began in 1990?                       Naomi Campbell
 
 8  What is the largest type of penguin?  The Emperor Penguin is the largest type of penguin.
 
 9  In what National Park would you find Mount McKinley?  Denali National Park
 
10  John Deacon, Brian May, & Roger Taylor are the surviving members of this band.    Queen
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                                              Round 2
 
 1  The Dakota Building was used as the location for this 1968 film which received 2 Oscar nominations.   Rosemary's Baby
 
 2  In 1993, POTUS Bill Clinton signed into law NAFTA. What does NAFTA stand for?   North American Free Trade Agreement
 
 3  Homicide victim Elizabeth Short, murdered on January 14, 1947, is better known by what nickname?  The Black Dahlia
 
 4  In 1891, Pyotr Tchaikovsky was the conductor @ the opening of what Manhattan music venue?   Carnegie Hall
 
 5  What 7 minute Beatles song was written for John Lennon's son?     Hey Jude
 
 6  What Secretary of the Treasury was the principle author of The Federalist Papers?   Alexander Hamilton
 
 7  Most of us have heard the philosophical question, "What would Jesus do?" Perhaps it comes from the book In His Steps: "What Would Jesus Do?" by Rev. Charles Monroe Sheldon. Within 20, in what year was that book published? Although virtually unknown today, American clergyman Charles Sheldon (1857-1946) achieved fame & fortune w/this 1896 instructive religious treatise on moral dilemnas.
 
 8  This dish, typically found on the menus of Chinese restaurants, literally means mixed pieces. Roughly, it means chopped up odds and ends, alluding to "leftovers".     Chop suey. It is not an authentic Chinese dish, but rather an invention catering to Western tastes - American Chinese cuisine & Canadian Chinese cuisine. It is often alleged to have been invented by Chinese immigrant cooks working on the United States Transcontinental railway in the 19th century.
 
 9  A soft serge fabric from France became hugely popular in America in the 1860's.. We actually call it what we call it because of where it's from in France.  Denim (de Nimes)
 
10  In what 1954 Oscar-winning film did Eva Marie Saint, Martin Balsam, & Fred Gwynne make their Hollywood debut?                       On the Waterfront
 
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                       Round 3 The Speed Round
 
Name 10 people who have filed w/the Federal Elections Commission to run for POTUS
 1  Evan Bayh
 2 Joe Biden
 3 Sam Brownback
 4 Hillary Clinton
 5 Chris Dodd
 6 John Edwards
 7 James Gilmore
 8 Rudy Giuliani
 9 Mike Gravel
10 Mike Huckabee
11 Duncan Hunter
12 Dennis Kucinich
13 John McCain
14 Barack Obama
15 Ron Paul
16 Bill Richardson
17 W. Mitt Romney
18 Tom Tancredo
19 Tommy Thompson
20 Tom Vilsack
 
NOT
Wesley Clark
Newt Gingrich
Chuck Hagel
George Pataki
 
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 & now we've reached Gay Doug's favorite moment of the Quizzo festivities -- the occasionally told, sometims regrettable, often reviled, but mostly, not very funny -- RIJotW.  A brunette, a redhead, & a blond are stranded on a desert island 1,000 feet from civilization. The brunette swam out 100 feet, got tired, & drowned. The redhead swam out 300 feet, got tired, & drowned. The blond, being a better swimmer, swam out 500 feet, got tired, & swam back.    
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shout-out  Between 1811 & 1866, the capital of Cambodia ping-ponged between Oudong & this city.  Phnom Penh
 
shout-out  What is Will Smith's given first name?  Williard
 
shout-out  By area, name the largest Central American country.  Nicaragua
 
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                                              Round  4
 1  For her perfomance in Rosemary's Baby, this broad earned a Best Supporting Actress Oscar. A clue: She has 2 first names.   Ruth Gordon
 
 2  What major exhibit can be seen @ Philadelphia's Franklin Institute from February of this year thru September?   King Tut
 
 3  What European capital's name means Black Pool?   Dublin
 
 4  John Nance Garner is most closely associated w/what fluid?  Garner is most noted for saying the vice presidency wasn't worth "a warm bucket of spit," although reporters allegedly changed the spelling of the last word for print. spit
 
 5  In what 2006 Oscar nominated film did Owen Wilson play Lightning McQueen?  Cars
 
 6  What 1897 horror novel starts w/the embarrassingly dull first line: "3 May. Bistritz. Left Munich at 8:35 p.m., on 1st May, arriving at Vienna early next morning; should have arrived at 6:46, but train was an hour late."    Dracula
 
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                                              Tiebreakers
 *  After cannonballs appeared to bounce off her hull during the War of 1812, what U.S. frigate was nicknamed Old Ironsides?  USS Constitution



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