G1: Ron & Seth (28th & Broadway)(BtG: 17)
R1:
#1: What famous puppeteer was said to be particularly fond of his distinctively painted Kermit-green Lotus sports car?
Jim Henson
#2: Swimply is a service that allows you to rent out what residential amenity by the hour?
Pool
#3: Launched by Gwyneth Paltrow what website has sold modern-day necessities that incl. 18ct gold dumbbells & personalized bottles of sriracha?
Goop
#4: W/ jams like “Get to the Choppa” & “It’s Not a Tumor” the metal band Austrian Death Machine was devoted to what action movie star?
Arnold Schwarzenegger
R2:
#1: Which of Santa’s reindeer was named for the Dutch word for “lightning”?
Blitzen
#2 (Dr. Paul): Nevus flammeus is a birthmark more commonly known by what name?
SMS
Port-wine stain
#3: What General-turned-President famously warned of the Military Industrial Complex in his 1961 farewell address?
Eisenhower
#4: What movie genre was named for a French term that literally means “black cinema”?
Film noir
R3:
#1: In 2019 what gold-winning gymnast became the 1st woman to land a triple-double in floor competition?
OTHER S-O: Michelle
Simone Biles
FQ: What product made from magnesium sulfate was 1st marketed in the late 1600s as a laxative?
Epsom salt
VB: Generally found in tropical regions what’s this type of tree that has tangled roots submerged in salty water?
Mangrove ($2K)
G2: Kiona, Marquita & Taneesha (Aves. 2 & 84)(BtG: 29)
R1:
#1: What U.S. state hosts an annual Midnight Sun baseball game that goes to 1:30 in the morning?
X (A: AK)
#2: Acc. to exercisebike.net the combined pedaling in what race could generate enough energy to light the Eiffel Tower for over three days?
SMS
Tour de France
#3: Steven Spielberg wore a suit & addressed Daniel Day-Lewis as “Mr. President” during the making of what movie?
XX (A: “LINCOLN”)
#4: What stretchy alternative to velvet was modeled by Britney Spears?
Velour
R2:
#1: Developed by an assistant librarian in the 1870s Amherst College’s library was the 1st to institute what numeric organizational system?
L
G3: Tom & Stuart (who went to grad school in France & formerly were tour guides)(10th & 54th)(BtG: 16)
R1:
#1: What board game was invented by architect Alfred Butts?
SCRABBLE
#2: What former Commander-in-Chief celebrated his 73rd anniversary w/ his wife Rosalynn in ’19?
Carter
#3: What’s the most common variety of mushroom which shares its name w/ a clothing fastener?
Button
#4: Whiz kid Leonard Ross became the 1st guest to ring the opening bell of what Wall St. institution?
NYSE
R2:
#1: What razor co. changed its tagline in ’19 to “The best men can be”?
Gillette
#2: The Spanish Steps are located in what European capital city?
Rome
#3 (Dr. Paul): Acc. to a 2011 release by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery what “Black Swan” actress has the most requested celebrity nose?
Natalie Portman
RLC: Acc. to the Migration Policy Institute Guatemala was 10th on a list of countries of origin among all U.S. immigrants in 2017. Of the nine nations that ranked higher name six.
Mexico, China, Vietnam, India, Cuba & Dominican Republic (Didn’t need: Korea, Philippines & Ecuador)
#4: Unfortunate for southpaw Prince William what sport forbids playing left-handed as it increases the chances of dangerous horse collisions?
Polo
Sole $200 Q: Favored by No Doubt & the Mighty Mighty Bosstones what Jamaican musical style has been called the father of rocksteady & grandfather of reggae?
Ska
VB: You’re looking at a Des Moines sculpture created by a pop icon of the ’80s who got his start as a graffiti artist on NY subways. Famous for his simple cartoon-like aesthetic who was this celebrated artist?
Keith Haring ($2100)
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