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The game started out with thirty-four players on six teams, but two teams added a player each just after halftime, so we ended up with thirty-six players. At halftime, "Hamma Thyme," a quintet old the old guard players, had the lead with 580 points. "Catalina Breeze," a quartet which became a quintet after the start of the second round, was in second place with 570. "You're Kollege Sux," which started out as a team of eight and grew to a squad of nine after the break, was in third place with 510. Fourth place belonged to the seven-person "No Fun Allowed," back in the taproom for the first time in a long time, with 500 points. "Surprise, Surprise," a quintet this week with a couple of younger players on hand, was in fifth place with 470. "Team Ramrod," also a squad of five, was in sixth place with 460. So, 120 points separated the six squads at halftime.

The second round saw "Catalina Breeze" make its usual run to take the lead, finishing regulation in first place with 1730 points. "You're Kollege Sux'" moved up to second place with 1430 points. "No Fun Allowed" also moved up a notch to third place with 1380. "Hamma Thyme" dropped to fourth place with 1260. "Surprise, Surprise" stayed in fifth place with 1190 and "Team Ramrod" remained in sixth place with 1160.

The category for the final question was "Film Firsts."
What 1974 movie...
-which starred Goldie Hawn
-which was the first collaboration between Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams, who has gone on to score all but five of Spielberg's films
-which was loosely based on real events that took place in 1969..was Spielberg's first feature film to get a wide release, since 1964's "Firelight" was only shown once in one theater, and is partly lost? (Answer below)

Here are some more questions from the game:

Category: "Robots" (40 points)
Which of these was the first robotic rover sent by NASA to explore Mars?
A) Spirit
B) Perseverance
C) Sojourner
D) Curiosity

Category: "Going Backwards" (30 points)
A famous description of which Academy Award-winning actress was she did everything Fred Astaire did, only she did it backwards and in high heels?

Category: "Ugly" (40 points)
What American singer-songwriter and actress, who had a #1 LP in 1997 with "You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs," did all the singing for Piper Perabo in the 2000 movie "Coyote Ugly"?

Category: "Nursery Rhymes" (40 points)
On which day of the week did "Solomon Grundy" get married?

Category: "Frauds" (60 points)
In 2022, what founder of Theranos, a company which was touted as a breakthrough in health technology, was found guilty on four federal fraud charges?

Category: "The Kansas City Chiefs" (100 points)
The team has retired ten jersey numbers. What kick returner, who suffered a fractured vertebra in a 1963 preseason game against the Houston Oilers in Wichita, Kansas, and died ten days later, had his #33 retired?

ANSWERS:
FQ-"The Sugarland Express"
1. C-Sojourner
2. Ginger Rogers
3. LeAnn Rimes
4. Wednesday
5. Elizabeth Holmes
6. Stone Johnson

None of the six teams answered the final question correctly, so it came down to the wagering. ""You're Kollege Sux'" bet 30 points and finished in first place with 1400 points, claiming a cash prize of $87. "Hamma Thyme" wagered zero points and moved from fourth place to second with 1260, good for $57 in cash.

A big thanks you to all who played and to the staff of Waldo Pizza and I'll see you next week.

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Year two of Trivia Riot at Waldo Pizza started with thirty-seven players on seven teams. At halftime, the evening's smallest squad, the trio of "Jewish Space Lasers" had built a comfortable lead with 590 points. "Turkey is Special," the night's largest team with seven players, was in second place with 390. "Can You Repeat the ?," a squad of five, was just ten points back at 380. "Yore Coolidge Suq's," which started as a quintet, but added two more players at halftime, was in fourth place with 340. Fifth place belonged to the sextet of "Surprise, Surprise" with 310. "Liver Let Die," a quartet, was back at Waldo Pizza for the first time in quite a while, and had 290. And "Team Ramrod" had 220.

The second half saw "Jewish Space Lasers" maintaining its lead and finishing regulation play in first with 1570 points. "Turkey is Special" cut into the deficit a little and finished in second place with 1390. "Yore Coolidge Suq's" moved up a spot to third with 1140. "Liver Let Die," also rallied somewhat and moved into fourth place with 1110. "Surprise, Surprise" also cracked the 1,000 point barrier with 1010. "Can You Repeat the ?' slid to sixth place with 960 and "Team Ramrod" had 860.

The category for the final question was "The Fifty States."
What state, which is divided into 92 counties...
-which is bordered by four states
-which gained a little over 300,000 residents, or 4.65% of its population between the 2010-2020 censuses
-which has been the state of primary affiliation of six Vice Presidents of the U.S...is home to eight Fortune 500 companies, as of 2024? (Answer below)

Here are some more questions from the game:

Category: "Beverages" (30 points)
Within 3 years, plus or minus, when did PepsiCo introduce Propel, its flavored water?

Category: "This Week in History" (50 points)
On August 2, 1980, a bomb exploded at a railway station in which Italian city, killing 85 people and injuring 261?
A) Milan
B) Genoa
C) Turin
D) Bologna

Category: "Louisiana" (20 points)
In which decade's census did New Orleans reach its peak population of 627,525?

Category: "Fly Me to the Moon" (80 points)
Which moon of Uranus, the smallest and innermost of Uranus's five round satellites, was named for the only female character to appear on stage in Shakespeare's play "The Tempest"?

Category: "The Last One" (40 points)
Rudolf Hess, the N**i Deputy Fuhrer to Adolf Hi**er until 1941, was the last prisoner in what former military prison in Berlin?

Category: "Emmy Awards" (100 points)
In the 1970s, three different actresses from which CBS series won the award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series six times?

ANSWERS:
FQ-Indiana
1. 2002 (so the range is 1999-2005)
2. D-Bologna
3. 1960
4. Miranda
5. Spandau Prison
6. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" (Valerie Harper-3, Betty White-2, and Cloris Leachman-1)

Three of the seven teams answered the final question correctly. "Jewish Space Lasers" completed the nearly post-to-post win(except the very first category)with a wager of 1211 points, finishing with 2781, good for a cash prize of $88. "Your Coolidge Suq's" bet 100 points and took second place with 1240, winning $60 in cash. ("Liver Let Die" also had the correct answer, but wagered zero points and finished in third place with 1110.)

Thanks to all who played and to the staff at Waldo Pizza and we'll see you next week.

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We had thirty-seven players on six teams in attendance for the final game of July. At halftime, "Ure Caliage Suks," the night's largest squad with nine players, had the lead with 550 points. "Catalina Breeze," back to its regular squad of four, was in second place with 530. The sextet of "Surprise, Surprise" had 490 points, good for third place. "Childless Cat Ladies," a team of five with only one female, was in fourth place with 440. The quintet of "Hamma Thyme" was in fifth place with 420. And "Team Ramrod," a group of eight, had 270.

There was quite a bit of movement up and down the scoreboard in the second half, but when regulation play had ended "Catalina Breeze" stood atop the field with 1530 points. "Hamma Thyme" climbed into second place with 1400. "Ure Calige Suks" dropped to third place with a solid 1370 points. "Surprise, Surprise" slipped one spot to fourth place with 1230. "Childless Cat Ladies" finished the round in fifth place with 960 and "Team Ramrod" had 930.

The category for the final question was "Character Actors."
The final feature film of which American actor and comedian...
-who made his feature film debut in 1979's "Hair"
-who won a Tony Award in 1990 for Best Featured Actor in a Musical and an Emmy Award in 1992 for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
-whose other feature film appearances included "THe MOney Pit," "The Fisher King," and "Waterworld"..was "The Polar Express," which was dedicated to his memory, since he died the year before the film was released? (Answer below)

Here are some more questions from the game:

Category: "Get Off My Lawn" (20 points)
Although it was first published in 1855, Walt Whitman spent most of his professional life writing, rewriting, and expanding what poetry collection?

Category: "Scales" (30 points)
What scale is used to measure the pungency(spiciness or "heat")of chili peppers and other substances?

Category: "Fast Food Slogans" (50 points)
"Eat Up" is a slogan used by what chain, which experienced rapid growth in the early 2000s, but then filed for bankruptcy in 2014, and which had about 175 stores in 2021?

Category: "Let There Be Lamps" (80 points)
Which Greek philosopher is known for walking through Athens in the daytime, holding a lamp, and looking for an honest man?
A) Democritus
B) Demosthenes
C) Diotimus
D) Diogenes

Category: "Unreal Estate" (60 points)
Within 4 years, plus or minus, when did L. Frank Baum publish "The Wonderful World of Oz," the first of the 14 books in the series?

Category: "NFL Team Anagrams" (100 points)
RAINCOAT SHRAPNEL

ANSWERS:
FQ-Michael Jeter
1. "Leaves of Grass"
2. The Scoville Scale
3. Quiznos
4. D-Diogenes
5. 1900 (so the range was 1896-1904)
6. Carolina Panthers

None of the six teams answered the final question correctly, so it came down to the wagers. "Ure Caliage Suks" bet zero points and finished in first place with 1370, claiming a $90 cash prize. "Surprise, Surprise" wagered 250 points to finish with 980 points, good for second place and a $58 cash prize.

Thanks to everyone who played last night, to everyone who has played at any time over our first year at Waldo Pizza, and to the staff and management for having us and making things go so smoothly. See you next Tuesday, when we'll start our second year of games!

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A strong turnout of fifty players on nine teams were on hand for last night's contest. At halftime, "Catalina Breeze," slimmed down to a trio, was in first place with 490 points. The sextet of "Surprise, Surprise" was in second place with 420. 410 points put the sextet of "Hamma Thyme" in third place. Fourth place was occupied by "Just the Rod," a quartet this wee, with 380. The quintet of "Jewish Space Lasers" was smack dab in the middle of the field with 350. The night's largest squad, the ten-piece of "You're Colliage Suck's" was in a tie for sixth place with the quintet of "Thank You, Joe!" with 320 points each. "Dimwitz," in the house for a second consecutive week, this time as a sextet, had 280 and "Coconut Tree," a quintet, had 220.

"Catalina Breeze" had the lead pretty much throughout the second half, but was overtaken in the last few questions by "Hamma Thyme," which finished in first place with 1310, followed by "Catalina Breeze" with 1270. "Jewish Space Lasers" climbed into third place with 1170. "Thank You, Joe!" also moved up two spots to fourth place with 1100. "You're Colliage Suck's" rose one spot to fifth with 980. "Surprise, Surprise" did the opposite of its usual second half comeback and tumbles to sixth place with 940. "Dimwitz" moved up a notch to seventh place with 900. "Coconut Tree" got itself out of the cellar and into eighth place with 740 and "Just the Rod" fell to ninth place with 700.

The category for the final question was "The Solar System."
What moon...
-which is Jupiter's second-largest moon and the third-largest moon in our solar system
-whose surface is the most heavily cratered object in our solar system
-which has the lowest density and surface gravity of any of Jupiter's major moons..was named for a nymph and handmaiden of Artemis in mythology, who was seduced by Zeus? (Answer below)

Here are some more questions from the game:

Category: "Rats!" (40 points)
What #12 from 1984 was the biggest hit for the American glam metal band Ratt?

Category: "Spin the Bottle" (20 points)
Frank Sinatra was buried with a bottle of which whiskey, his favorite drink?

Category: "This is Getting Old" (30 points)
In 2021, who became the oldest person to win an Academy Award in an acting category?

Category: "Tooty Fruity" (100 points)
Within five years, plus or minus, when was the American company Fruit of the Loom founded in Rhode Island as the B.B. and R. Knight Corporation?

Category: "Olympic Cities" (60 points)
The first Winter Olympics were held in Chamonix, France in 1924. In what city, whose current population is about 5,000, were the second winter games held in February, 1928?

Category: "The Replacements" (80 points)
In 2011, Carolyn Goodman was elected to replace her husband, Oscar, as mayor of which U.S. city?
A) Seattle, WA
B) Portland, OR
C) Las Vegas, NV
D) Tempe, AZ

ANSWERS:
FQ-Callisto
1. "Round and Round"
2. Jack Daniels
3. Anthony Hopkins for "The Father"
4. 1851 (so the range was 1846-1856)
5. St. Moritz, Switzerland
6. C-Las Vegas, NV

Only "Hamma Thyme" answered the final question correctly. With its modest wager of 39 points, it finished in first place with 1349, collecting $120 in cash. "Jewish Space Lasers" was among three teams which bet zero points, and since it was the squad with the most points(of those three), it finished in second place with 1170, winning $80 for its efforts.

Thanks to all who played and to the staff at Waldo Pizza and I'll see you next week.

We are back at Waldo Pizza for our July 24 meeting! Please join us at 5:15 for the Best Place to Be on a Wednesday night!

This week, we will hear about our upcoming Waldo-Brookside Rotary year, meet our leadership, and discuss our opportunities to make our club grow, be even stronger in our community, and continue to be a welcoming presence for old, new, and potential members!

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At this week's meeting, Ronnie Doumitt, the President of Answering the Call shared with our members and guests the compelling needs of first responders injured or suffering from illness. This locally grown organization meets the gap during challenging times. Check out their site via the link for more information!

Also, our Poet-At-Arms shared an homage to those doers who make organizations like Waldo-Brookside Rotary keep on keeping on!

A Poem in Praise of People Who Attend Meetings

Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears,
We all owe a debt which is in arrears.
Some people among us deserve acclaim,
But never get it, and that’s a damned shame.
These are the people who show up for meetings
And are masters at agenda completing
Without these angels no work would get done
They selflessly take care of everyone.
While we all go home to sit on our couches
They organize us without being grouches
We're at home lounging in our boxer shorts
They’re listening to committee reports.
They make decisions and put them in minutes
It’s an outstanding board that we have, innit?
They never ask for a standing ovation,
But they deserve our true appreciation.

Interested in learning more about this group? Come check out ! Next week, on July24, we will be back at our beloved Waldo Pizza! 5:15 for fellowship; meeting at 5:30; finish at 6:30. Join us!

Hello folks,
I stupidly wrote the summary of last night's game on my other game's page, so here is a very brief summary.

We had fifty-one players on nine teams. "Big Umbrella" was the only team to answer the final question correctly and thus won the game and $122 in cash. "The Untouchables" took second place and won $82.

The parking lot in front of Waldo Pizza is open again!

See you next week!

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We had a smaller-than-average turnout last night as five teams made up of twenty-eight players were on hand for the second game of July. At halftime, the quintet of "Hamma Thyme" had the lead with 660 points. The quartet of "Big Umbrella" was in second place with 630. "Yer Colidge Suxs," the night's largest squad with seven players, was in third place with 480. "Team Ramrod," a sextet, was in fourth place with 390 and "Big Daddy's Little Quizzers" had 350.

In the second half, "Hamma Thyme" extended its lead and, at one point, had a lead of over 300 points, but when regulation play had ended, the gap between first and second had closed somewhat again, with "Hamma Thyme" scoring 1660 and "Big Umbrella" finishing with 1510. "Yer Colidge Sux" held onto third place with 1200. "Team Ramrod" finished in fourth place with 910 and "Big Daddy's Little Quizzers" had 870.

The category for the final question was "The Kansas City Royals and the All-Star Game."
In 2003, Mike Sweeney and which pitcher...
-whom the Royals selected in the first round of the 1999 MLB draft with the 25th overall pick
-who was originally a starting pitcher, but who was converted to a reliever after a freak accident left him with a fractured skull and unable to pitch for three months
-who had recorded 24 saves by the All-Star break..were the Royals' representatives in the All-Star game? (Answer below)

Here are some more questions from the game:

Category: "Ice Cream" (30 points)
In which decade of the 20th century did the Klondike Bar, originally a square of ice cream covered with a thin layer of chocolate, go on sale?

Category: "Oklahoma, USA" (40 points)
Within 3 years, plus or minus, when did the first fully automated parking meters in the USA, go into operation in Oklahoma City?

Category: "Sisters" (50 points)
Olivia de Haviland and what woman, her younger sister, are the only siblings to have won lead-acting Academy Awards?

Category: "Birds" (80 points)
What 2005 children's book, based on the true story of two male penguins in New York's Central Park Zoo who are given an egg which they help hatch, was the most frequently challenged book from 2006-2010 according to the American Library Association?

Category: "Broadway Musicals by 3 Characters" (60 points)
1961
J. Pierrepont Finch, Rosemary Pilkington, and Bud Frump

Category: "Abbreviated Proverbs" (40 points)
A.W.P.N.B.

ANSWERS:
FQ-Mike McDougal
1. the 1920s (1922)
2. 1935 (so the range is 1932-1938)
3. Joan Fontaine
4. "And Tango Makes Three"
5. "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying"
6. A Watched Pot Never Boils

Three of the five teams answered the final question correctly. "Big Umbrella" wagered 891 points to finish in first place with 2401 and won $67 in cash. "Team Ramrod" jumped from fourth to second place with its all-in wager of 910, finishing with 1820 points, and winning $45. ("Yer Colidge Sux" also had the right answer, but its modest wager of 500 points, left it in third place with 1700 points.)

Thanks to everyone who was there and to the staff at Waldo Pizza and I'll see you nest week.

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Despite the best efforts of the local TV weather folks to scare everyone about an impending apocalyptic storm, thirty-seven players on seven teams were on hand for last night's first contest in July. At halftime, "Catalina Breeze," a trio this week, had the lead with 620 points. "Hamma Thyme, " a quintet, was in second place with 480 points. "Full Boat of WTF(is Happening to Our Country)," a quartet, was in third place with 390. Fourth place was held by the seven-person squad of "Surprise, Surprise" with 330. In fifth place was the foursome of "R.I.P. Ern" with 310. "House Stuff," another quartet, was in sixth place with 290. And the night's largest team, a ten person behemoth called "Yer Colidge Sux" had 220.

The second half saw "Hamma Thyme" grab the lead for a while, but when regulation play had ended, "Hamma Thyme" and Catalina Breeze" were tied for the lead with 1320 points apiece. "Full Boat of WTF" remained in third place with 1090. "Yer Colidge Sux" made its traditional charge in the second round and moved up to fourth place with 1020. "Surprise, Surprise" dropped to fifth place with 930. "R.I.P. Ern" also slipped a spot to sixth place with 810 and "House Stuff" also slid a notch to seventh place with 750.

The category for the final question was "Musicals."
What 1931 musical with music by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin, and book by George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind...
-which lampooned American politics
-which ran for 441 performances in its original Broadway production, the longest run of any Gershwin show during George's lifetime
-whose title was derived from the 19th century patriotic song "America"..became, in 1932, the first musical to win the Pulitzer Prize for Drama? (Answer below)

Here are some more questions from the game:

Category: "Europe" (30 points)
With 16 people per square kilometer, what is the least-densely populated country in Europe?
A) Estonia
B) Sweden
C) Finalnd
D) Latvia

Category: "Next in Line" (40 points)
Rolling Stones Studio Albums:
"Let It Bleed," "Sticky Fingers," "Exile on Main Street," and _______________________________

Category: "Let's Eat"
Within three years, plus or minus, when was Kellogg's Rice Krispies introduced?

Category: "Feels Like the First Time" (60 points)
What 1986 movie was Spike Lee's first feature film as director?

Category: "Shakespearean Anagrams" (100 points)
The title of which play can be anagrammed:
RADIO INCLUDES STARS

Category: "Hodgepodge" (80 points)
Every year from 2013-2017, what was the most popular name for girls born in the U.S., according to the Social Security Administration?

ANSWERS:
FQ-"Of Thee I Sing"
1. C-Finland
2. "Goats Head Soup"
3. 1928 (so the range is 1925-1931)
4. "She's Gotta Have It"
5. "Troilus and Cressida"
6. Emma

Only "Catalina Breeze" answered the final question correctly and with its all-in wager of 1320, finished in first place with 2640 points, and claimed $90 in cash. Moving from fourth to second place with a wager of 200 points, leaving it with 820 was "Yer Colidge Sux," which earned $58 for its savvy bet.

Thanks to all who played and to the staff at Waldo Pizza and I'll see you next week.

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We ended the month of June with thirty-eight players on seven teams on hand for the game. At halftime, the sextet of "Hamma Thyme" had the lead with 420 points. The quartet of "Big Umbrella" was in second place with 350 points. "Surprise, Surprise" was back in the house, as a quartet this week, and in third place with 300. The night's largest squad, "Yer Colidge Sox," which had swelled to eleven players by the second round, was in fourth place with 290. "Wisdom of Wombats," back for the second time, this week as a foursome, was in fifth place with 270. Sixth place belonged to "Team Ramrod," just a quintet this week, with 260. And newcomers "Know It Ales," a quartet, had 200 points.

The second round saw "Hamma Thyme" continue to dominate and extend its lead, finishing regulation with 1480 points. "Yer Colidge Sox" climbed up to second place with 1090. "Big Umbrella" dropped a spot to third place with 910. "Surprise, Surprise" also slipped a notch to fourth place with 900. "Know It Ales" rose out of the cellar and into fifth place with 880. "Wisdom of Wombats" finished the round in sixth place with 610 and "Team Ramrod" ended the night with 440.

The category for the final question was "Film Firsts."
What third-highest grossing film of 1994...
-which was based on a 1991 French comedy film
-which was nominated for one Academy Award for Best Effects: Visual Effects
-which inspired a 2023 CBS TV series..was the first film to cost $100 million to make? (Answer below)

Here are some more questions from the game:

Category: "Oregon" (30 points)
Within 3 years, plus or minus, when did Oregon become the 33rd state?

Category: "Don't Box Me In" (20 points)
In what Ohio city of about 190,000 has the Soap Box Derby been held since 1934?

Category: "In Which Decade..." (40 points)..was Kodachrome color film introduced by Eastman Kodak?
A) 1930s
B) 1940s
C) 1960s
D) 1970s

Category: "Sitcoms" (60 points)
From 2001-2006 on FOX, what sitcom focused on a childless couple taking in the husband's sister's three kids, while the sister is in rehab?

Category: "Villains" (100 points)
What N**i dentist, who was at Auschwitz, is the villain of William Goldman's 1974 novel "Marathon Man" and the 1976 movie of the same name?

Category: "Botany" (80 points)
Known as the "Father of Modern Taxonomy," what 18th century Swedish biologist and physician has also been called "The Pliny of the North"?

ANSWERS:
FQ-"True Lies"
1. 1859 (so the range is 1856-1862)
2. Akron
3. A-1930s (1935 to be exact)
4. "The Bernie Mac Show"
5. (Dr.)Christian Szell
6. Carl Linnaeus

None of the seven teams answered the final question correctly, so it all came down to the wagers. "Hamma Thyme" bet 389 points to finish in first place with 1091, good for $92 in cash. "Yer Colidge Sox" continued its successful month of June by wagering 1 point, thus finishing with 1089 and taking home $60 for second place.

Thanks to all who ventured out in the dreadful heat and humidity to play Trivia Riot and we'll see you in July.

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