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• “Rosabelle believe” was a secret code which was supposed to
have been cracked by Arthur ford. The code seems to have
been such that it could be broken by Ford or his associates
using existing clues.
• Evidence to a popular controversy surrounding Arthur ford,
was discovered by Ford's biographer after he died in 1971.
• What exactly was the “Rosabelle Believe” used for and what
was the controversy ?

Arsène Lupin vs. __ __ is a collection of two adventures of
Arsène Lupin, written by Maurice LeBlanc.
These adventures feature a match of wits between Lupin
and __ __ , a transparent reference to Sherlock Holmes.
LeBlanc originally wanted to use Sherlock Holmes as an
adversary for Lupin (and did in one early short story), but
after complaints by Arthur Conan Doyle, he created this
obvious substitute.
While somewhat caricature-ish, __ __ is a much more
extreme version of Sherlock Holmes, sharp and bitter,
aided by his good friend and chronicler Wilson (i.e. Watson).
Fill in the blanks (2 words)
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• In a literal sense, there is no such fish as a “___ ______"; it refers to a
particularly strong kipper, a fish that has been strongly
cured in brine and/or heavily smoked.
• In 18th Century Britain, it was supposed to be a technique of training
young scent hounds. There are variations of the story, but according
to one version, the ___ _______would be dragged along a trail until a
puppy learned to follow the scent.
• Later, when the dog was being trained to follow the faint odour of
a fox or a badger, the trainer would drag a ____ ________(whose
strong scent confuses the animal) perpendicular to the animal's trail
to confuse the dog. The dog eventually learned to follow the original
scent rather than the stronger scent.
• Just fill in the blanks.

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• George Barris ,then a 34 year old had bought out a
1955 Lincoln Futura from Ford at only 1$.However,he
spent 15 days and $15,000 dollars transforming the
futura into ________.
• The _______ was first driven by Adam West, one of
then’s most highlighting actors. It was sold at an
amazing price of $4.6 Million to Rick Champagne,
making him its current owner.
• FITB/What Am I talking about?

The first X advert ran on October 29, 1993, and featured a hapless history buff receiving
a call to answer a radio station's $10,000 trivia question, “Who shot Alexander Hamilton
in that famous duel?" (referring to the Burr–Hamilton duel). He answers the question
correctly, saying “Aaron Burr", but because his mouth is full of peanut butter, his
answer is unintelligible.
X is a powerful property and has been licensed on a range of consumer goods, including
Barbie dolls, Hot Wheels, baby and teen apparel, and kitchenware. The trademarked
line has been widely parodied by groups championing a variety of causes.
In 2006, the campaign went after a new demographic with a series of Spanish language
“Toma Leche?”
On February 24, 2014, it was announced that the 20-year old slogan would be
discontinued, in favor of a new tagline Y.
ID X & Y (2 words each)
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Before the advent of modern-day technology in cricket, field umpires had little to rely on
apart from their own instinct and judgment (No 3rd umpire, action replay, hawk-eye,
snick-o-meter, etc.)
Taking advantage of this shortcoming, the fielding side would often try to influence the
umpire’s decision when appealing for a caught behind or a run-out.
A common strategy was to start celebrating before the batsman was actually declared out
by the umpire, causing the umpire to decide the verdict in their favour.
This would generally start with the wicket-keeper/ fielder starting with a vociferous
appeal, soon followed by the entire team celebrating in a manner that suggested that the
batsman was indeed out, often prompting the desired decision from the umpire.
By what term is this theory known as?
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The two black dots on this map, show the two possible locations
where X exists. Give X.
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Rubie's Costume Company, New York, is the world's largest designer, manufacturer and
distributor of Halloween costumes and accessories.
The company sells well over 100,000 of this product every year, which is a best-seller on
amazon.com, amazon.co.uk and amazon.de. Worn in protests against NATO, big banks
and Big Brother in general, this product is made in Mexico or China and retails for
$6.49, £5.16 or €10.50.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange wore one, so did his girlfriend Lindsay Mills. It has
been banned in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Canada. In the words of one reviewer
on the site, it is "very useful to hide your identity from the public while you go about your
anonymous deeds".
Another interesting fact is for each of the aforementioned product sold, a cut of the
profits goes to Warner Brothers, who own the copyrights to it.
Simply identify the product.
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It’s written in a script called Tatsama. It forms the first of five stanzas of a
Brahmo hymn composed and scored by a great Nobel laureate from India. It
was falsely propagated by colonial authorities that the song was written and
first sung to praise and felicitate a certain class of people on their visit to
India. The originator of this song wrote down the English translation of the
song and along with Margaret Cousins (an expert in European music and wife
of Irish poet James Cousins), set down the notation at a particular place in
Andhra Pradesh, which is followed only when the song is sung in the original
slow rendition style of singing.
What are we talking about ?
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Explain the connect. A specific answer fetches you full points.
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Lord Vishvakarma's daughter Sanjana was married to Surya, the Sun God.
Due to the Sun's blazing light and heat, she was unable to go near the Sun.
She complained to her father about this. Vishvakarma took the Sun and made
him shine less so that his daughter would be able to hug the Sun. The left
over Sun "dust" was collected by Lord Vishvakarma and made into three
divine objects. The first one was the aerial vehicle Pushpaka Vimana, the
second being the Trishula (Trident) of the god Shiva.
What was the third which is also the most famous one?
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This phrase owes its origin to the 1999 book "The Pragmatic Programmer" by Andrew
Hunt and finds its existence in Software Engineering where many programmers have
had the experience of explaining a programming problem to someone else, possibly
even to someone who knows nothing about programming, and then hitting upon the
solution in the process of explaining the problem.
In describing what the code is supposed to do and observing what it actually does, any
incongruity between these two becomes apparent.
Also called “talking to the bear”, this phenomenon suggests that by making use of an
inanimate object, the programmer can try to accomplish results without having to
involve another person.
What phrase is being explained here?
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During an interview, Jay Leno, an avid car and bike collector told the reporter of an
incident when he was riding one of his prized possessions.
This one had a custom-made personalized speaking LCD dash display and a scrolling
LED sign on the back that said – CAUTION – EXTREMELY HOT – KEEP BACK.
However, an overly curious car driver inched closer and closer to check out Leno’s ride
at a stop light.
What Leno saw next in the rear view camera was nothing short of shocking: the car’s
front bumper had started to melt rapidly.
Luckily for Leno, the lights soon turned green and he pulled away before a complete
meltdown.
What the hell was Jay Leno riding?
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An important figure in Native American mythology is the X,
which represents the natural forces of lighting and thunder.
Depictions of this creature can be found on several totem poles
in various Native American cultures.
Usually described as a huge bird, the X is large enough to carry
off a whale to eat and to split open trees to find insects for food.
The Algonquian people consider them to be ancestors of the
human race, involved with the creation of the universe.
A Lakota Sioux myth says that the great X Wakan Tanka was
the grandson of the sky spirit that created the world and put
people on it.
But the water spirit Unktehi and her followers tried to drown
them. Wakan Tanka came to fight Unktehi and sent lightning
crashing to earth. The ground split open, and Unktehi and her
followers drained into the cracks.
ID X please.
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X are mainly found in Pakistan. The terminology X, was
developed as a US Military slang, however, it may also come
from the British colonial period. The more “jingle” an X has, the
wealthier its owner is, thus it’s also a social symbol.
What is X here?
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In 1938, he went to Africa as employee of Shell Oil Company but
when WWII broke, he signed-up with the RAF in Nairobi and
learned to fly Tiger Moths.
While flying an obsolete Gloster Gladiator, with some inaccurate
coordinates in the Libyan desert, he ran out of daylight and fuel
at the same time, and crashed and burned in no-man's-land.
With a fractured skull and a bashed in nose, he was blind for
some days, but six months later he joined 80 Squadron, that flew
Hurricanes instead of Gladiators. With a mere 7 hours training
on Hurricanes, he shot down two enemy bombers.
Thereafter, he flew missions every day for 4 weeks, when he
began to get blinding headaches and blackouts mid-air,
whereupon he was invalided home to Britain.
This marked the start of a second career, for which he is more
famously remembered.
Whom am I talking about?

Pule cheese (pronounced pullay) is produced at only one location in the world and fetches
the highest price of any cheese on earth. Made at the Zasavica Special Nature Preserve,
pule is made from the endangered Balkan donkeys' milk and costs a whopping £800 per kg.
It is said to take 25 litres of fresh donkey milk to make a single kilogram of the cheese,
which the reserve claims is the most expensive in the world. The reserve also produces
bottled donkeys' milk, which is said to have been a beauty secret of legendary Egyptian
queen Cleopatra.
Towards the end of 2012, it was reported that a certain individual had purchased the entire
supply of pule cheese for the year 2013, which caused a massive surge in the popularity of
pule worldwide. It was also reported that he allegedly spent a major chunk of his earnings
from his entire last season, on this purchase, with the intention of using use it in his chain
of restaurants — a rumour that later turned out to be false.
Who is this famous individual?
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X stands at about 6 feet 2 inches. X remembers no childhood,
and is considered to be immortal. X was an extremely important
figure in the rise of “Pulp Fiction”. The place where he is
extremely famous, he is known not by his name, rather by his
home state. Who am I talking of?
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Zaha Hadid (in pic), considered one of the world's best female
architects, has designed some architectural marvels in the
last few years.
Some of her recent works include the world’s largest airport
passenger terminal in Beijing and the Heydar Aliyev Center
in Baku, Azerbaijan, amongst others.
One of her creations however, has attracted a great deal of
unwanted attention and criticism.
What was inspired by the dhow boat that carried generations
of local fishermen and pearl divers, has been slammed by
critics as something that resembles a woman’s genitalia.
Hadid, winner of the prestigious 2004 Pritzker Architecture
Prize, retorted: ‘if a guy had done this project’ there wouldn't
have been the same level of criticism.
What controversial architecture is being talked about here?
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These are the meanings of a few words. Connect the single
words for each of these meanings.
(i) Inclined to lay down principles as undeniably true.
(ii) Origins from Greeks ἀστερίσκος meaning “little star”. It’s a
typographical symbol or glyph
(iii) Neither parallel nor at right angles to a specified or implied
line; slanting.
(iv) Spanish- Eggs and Bacon
(v) A hindrance or obstruction in doing something.
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What is the cartoon talking about?
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The Florida Public Service Commission has allocated 321 as the
telephone area code of which place in the USA and its
surrounding territories. Give the Funda.
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The “Lunchbox actress” Nimrat Kaur, who also stars in the Cadbury’s Dairy
Milk series ad, joined the cast of Homeland Season 4 last year. Homeland is
based on a celebrated Israeli TV series called “Prisoners of War” (Hatufim).
Question is, what name does she adopt as an ISI agent in the series ?
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Even Jawahar Lal Nehru visited this place and took part in
debate. In 2004, when Atal Behari Vajpayee came here, he said,
that he knew only two Parliaments in India. The one which
obviously all of us know about, and the one where he was
standing. Which ‘place’ am I talking about?
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This particular term was a political and ideological
barrier between the west and the communist
countries of Asia after the Chinese revolution of
1949 especially during the leadership of Mao
Zedong. The barrier was a cold war pretense. The
term was often less applied to the zone dividing
North Korea and South Korea as compared to its
earlier transmit.
In Picture, the term is shown in the area bounded
by black colour.
Give us the term.
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The founder of the company Y, studied the strategies of
companies such as Walmart and Costco. He saw how they
managed to reduce prices by reducing the middle men and
directly bought from the producer. This became an important
strategy for his company Y, which is famous for its cheap
products. Name Y.
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First named Peleus, after the Greek character, son of Aeacus,
king of the island of Aegina and Endeïs, and father of Achilles,
this VC firm was started with the mission to identify and
invest in companies developing cutting-edge technologies that
serve US national security interests.
According to the Washington Post, "virtually any U.S.
entrepreneur, inventor or research scientist working on ways
to analyze data has probably received a phone call from this
firm or at least been Googled by its staff of technology-
watchers."
As of August 2006, this firm had reviewed more than 5,800
business plans, invested some $150 million in more than 90
companies, and delivered more than 130 technology solutions
to the intelligence community.
Give me the VC firm’s present name and it’s founder?
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British thieves used many code words. One such word was
“fawney” which was used for rings, that weren’t actually made
of gold, but passed off as Gold Rings to the buyer. This led to the
origin of the word X. Which word am I talking about?
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Who would fit into this series. Give us the connection

The word dates back since 1580s. Which good word ?
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It is a blend of bikini and burkha. Presumed
it’s an swimsuit worn by muslim women which
covers the arms to the wrist, the legs to the
ankle, with a hood to cover the hair and neck.
Covering the whole body.
Some hotels and resorts in Morroco prohibited
the use of these item. In 2009, similar
consequences occurred in France over banning
this particular dress. The name of the dress is
an portmanteau term of two words.
Name the dress.
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The director of this particular movie stated that he didn't have
the budget to shoot elaborate sequences or stay put at one
location for long. The director said "We were just 25 people from
India for the shoot. We would book a place for a couple of hours,
then rush to another location. We would eat at the nearest hotel
where we were shooting, and at times X would change her
clothes in public toilets! We shot in about 145 locations in 40
days". The film was the talk of the town last year.
Just name the film
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It is a famous work of Johannes Vermeer. It was signed
as “IVMeer” but not dated. It is estimated to be around
1665.
This famous work faced some controversy last year
when a Dutch astrophysicist raised doubts about the
use of material in the Y and argued that it looks more
like of polished tin than Z on the grounds of the
specular reflection.
Also many researchers strongly suspect that the subject
in the work was Vermeer’s own daughter. (Picture at
right is of Johannes Vermeer)
What is the famous Work?
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“I reached the town of Ameroyo at dawn about three days after the explosion. I met a farmer
who told me of this young girl who needed help. He took me to her, she was almost on her own at
the time, just a few people around and some rescuers helping someone else a bit further away…I
could hear people screaming for help and then silence – an eerie silence. It was very haunting.
There were a few helicopters, some that had been loaned by an oil company, trying to rescue
people. Then there was this little girl and people were powerless to help her. The rescuers kept
coming back to her, local farmers and some people who had some medical aid. They tried to
comfort her. When I took the pictures I felt totally powerless in front of this little girl, who was
facing death with courage and dignity. She could sense that her life was going. By this stage, X
was drifting in and out of consciousness. She even asked me if I could take her to school because
she was worried that she would be late.
I gave my film to some photographers who were going back to the airport and had them shipped
back to my agent in Paris. X died about three hours after I got there” says the photographer
Which iconic Photograph am I referring.
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• This is a memorial, situated in
the temple town of Nathdwara in
the lake district of Rajsamand in
Rajasthan.
• This is built in honour of ______
who died at this exact sport.
• FITB.

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• Vincent H Gaddis was born in Ohio to Tilden H. and Alice M.
(Smith) Gaddis. He married Margaret Paine Read on July 14,
1947. He then worked as a public relations writer
for Studebaker-Packard Corporation and Mercedes Benz Sales
in South Bend, Indiana. In 1962 he became a free-lance writer.
He died in Eureka, California.
• He is famous for having coined a very famous term, in a
February 1964 Argosy magazine cover piece.
• Which tem did he coin?

This is the Amar Chitra Katha comic of which famous patriot
(Hints can be acquired by taking a closer look to the incident depicted in the cover itself)
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• In 1997,this suitcase belonging to X containing historic photographs
and documents was discovered in the attic of the apartment of Ami
and Heinrich Staehr in Hildesheim. X had stayed with the couple for
a few days shortly before his death. Staehr's son Chris took the
suitcase to Stuttgart, where the suitcase were examined in detail in
1999 by Dr. Wolfgang Borgmann, science editor of the Stuttgarter
Zeitung. Borgmann wrote a series of seven articles, which appeared
in the paper from 16 to 26 October 1999 and were eventually
published in book form as (X's Suitcase: Report on the Life of a
Rescuer). The documents and suitcase were sent to the Holocaust
museum at Yad Vashem in Israel for safekeeping in December 1999.
• Just give me X or what important documents this suitcase
contained.

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New Zealand beat West Indies 126 for 7 on February 16, 2006. Surrey beat
Worwickshare in July 2005. Northumberland beat Cambridgeshire in
Knockout Trophy , 2004. Somerset beat Lancashire 5-1 in 2009 Twenty-20
Cup. ___________VS ____________. The blanks indicate another match
sometime during 2007.
Fill in the blanks and what was rather particular about these matches?

This old custom is still observed in scattered locations throughout England,
among them the village of Tatworth in Somerset is the most prominent.
Every year on the Saturday following April 6, six acres of valuable
watercress-growing land are leased. A group of people gather behind locked
doors in a room illuminated only by X stuck to a board. A pin is inserted
into the X and the process begins as X is lit. As X burns, it eventually
releases the pin. When the pin falls out, the process is over. The person who
got it just right before the pin dropped will be able to use the land in the
year to come.
What is this old traditional custom being talked above. What is X ?
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Give us X and Y.
*Other Black squares denote the surname which have been blanked out.
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X
Y

The Hellisheiði Power Station is the largest geothermal power
station in the world. The facility is located in Hengill,
southwest Iceland, 11 km (7 mi) from the Nesjavellir Geothermal
Power Station. However, every year, the power station also
releases 75 KW of electricity daily for a period of 2 months.
What is this energy used for?
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• The Kami and Biswakarma castes are the traditional inheritors of the art of ________-
making. Modern ______ blades are often forged from spring steel, sometimes collected from
recycled truck suspension units. The tang of the blade usually extends all the way through
to the end of the handle; the small portion of the tang that projects through the end of the
handle is hammered flat to secure the blade. ________ blades have a hard, tempered edge
and a softer spine. This enables them to maintain a sharp edge, yet tolerate impacts.
• Fill in the blanks and also give a literature connect to this weapon.

Manthan is a 1976 Hindi film made by Shyam Benegal, based on the story of
the pioneering milk cooperative movement of Verghese Kurien (the Father of
the White Revolution in India) written jointly by him and Vijay Tendulkar.
This movie is set amidst the backdrop of the White Revolution of India
(Operation Flood) which started in 1970. The film went on to win the 1977
National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi and National Film Award
for Best Screenplay for Vijay Tendulkar, and was also Indian submission for
the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film for 1976.
Now, there is something “unique” as far as the production process goes. What ?
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Lying Triceps Extension (French presses/ extensions) is an
exercise which works the entire tricep muscle group and
can be done using a barbell or a pair of dumb-bells.
You begin by lying on a flat bench with narrow overhand
grip on barbell, positioning the barbell over your forehead
with arms extended (1).
The next step is lowering the bar by bending your elbows,
so as the bar nears your forehead, you move your elbows
slightly back to allow the bar to clear around curvature of
your head (2), before extending your arms to return to
original position.
Owing to this particular action, by what name is this
exercise more commonly known as? (2 words)
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“Superman” came to Earth as a baby from the planet Krypton; on Earth he had super
strength, X-ray vision and could fly. The source of Superman's powers has changed subtly
over the course of his history. It was originally stated that Superman's abilities derived from
his Kryptonian heritage, which made him eons more evolved than humans. This was soon
amended, with the source for the powers now based upon the establishment of Krypton's
gravity as having been stronger than that of the Earth. This situation mirrors that of Edgar
Rice Burroughs' John Carter. As Superman's powers increased, the implication that all
Kryptonians had possessed the same abilities became problematic for writers, making it
doubtful that a race of such beings could have been wiped out by something as trifling as an
exploding planet. In part to counter this, the Superman writers did something spectacular.
What did they do ?
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What is unique about this Sherlock Holmes stories.
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According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, this word originated sometime in
the 1520s and meant “to move heavily or unsteadily.” Believed to be as a
corruption of a Scandinavian word, its meaning has evolved into that of "hanging
loosely or heavily," and by 1794 picked up the additional meanings of "booty or
plunder" and "a hanging wreath or garland."
In modern context, the word may be used as a business lingo for promotional
merchandise, but its online usage has been largely attributed to its root word
which Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines as:
‘to conduct oneself in an arrogant or superciliously pompous manner; especially:
to walk with an air of overbearing self-confidence’
In Australia, the word may colloquially refer to a bundle of belongings, generally
carried by a hobo.
Enough said. What’s the good word please?
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According to a German legend, God named all when a tiny unnamed one cried
out, "X!" God replied, "That shall be your name." Another legend tells when
the Creator thought he had finished giving the ones their colours, he heard
one whisper "X!" There was nothing left but a very small amount of blue, but
“X” was delighted to wear such a light blue shade. Henry IV adopted “X” as
his symbol during his exile in 1398, and retained the symbol upon his return
to England the following year.
In 15th-century Germany, it was supposed that the wearers “X” would not be
forgotten by their lovers. “X” was often worn by ladies as a sign of faithfulness
and enduring love.
What is this “X” which we all have seen quite often ?
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Akodara village in Sabarkantha district lies in north Gujarat. It’s a small
village with a population of 1,145. There are altogether 220 families residing
here. Most of the families here are involved in cattle rearing and farming. The
main crops grown here are cotton, castor and wheat.
What unique achievement has this village embarked upon in the recent times ?
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Good Luck, Mr. Gorski (2011) is a short comedy film based
on Neil Armstrong's next-door neighbors, on the day he
walked on the moon.
According to a popular rumor, before he re-entered the
lander, Armstrong made the enigmatic remark "Good luck,
Mr. Gorski.”
Later, during an interview, Armstrong said that when he
was a kid, he was playing baseball with his brother in the
backyard. His brother hit a fly ball which landed in front of
his neighbors' bedroom window. The neighbors were Mr.
and Mrs. Gorski.
As he leaned down to pick up the ball, he heard Mrs. Gorski
shouting at Mr. Gorski, “__ __? You want __ __? You'll get
__ __ when the kid next door walks on the moon!”
Fill in the blanks (2 words please)
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This was first developed in 1983 by Michael Edwards, a consultant in a
particular industry. It’s a method for classification of something which he first
designed after being inspired by an industry seminar by Firmenich, and seeks
to show the relationships between each individual member in that family.
The four standard families in this are : Floral, Oriental, Woody and Fresh.
These are in turn divided into three sub-groups (e.g. in the Floral Family:
Floral, Soft Floral, Floral Oriental) and arranged in a circle, each group being
related to the next. Each of the subclasses were in turn divided into Fresh,
Crisp, Classical, and Rich compositions.
What is this which has been put into unique use by retailers such as Sephora
and Nordstrom ?
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Where have you seen these variants. If not probably you have missed’em
out.(size may vary)

It’s a bag valued at $168,000. This bag came into prominence sometime in
February this year. 21 of these bags went out to a particular class of people this
earlier this year.
This year's bag is the most expensive ever, costing nearly more than double of
last year's record-breaking $85,000 bag.
In addition to lipgloss and lollipops, there are plenty of luxury items in this
year's bag ranging from a $12,500 camping trip to unlimited Audi car rentals
for a year valued at $20,000.
What is this unique bag and who got it ?
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Lovers of Hindi film music have been entertained over the years by music
director RD Burman's songs. Popularly known as Panchamda, the music
maestro brought several innovations to background music in Hindi movies.
He used tumblers filled with water, patted human backs, blew horns and
whistles and did many such creative things.
For a particular Bollywood song, he rubbed sandpaper and knocked bamboo
sticks to give a running train's effect. Which song and which movie ?
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It’s a product that is manufactured by an American company that Warren
Buffet had bought 5-6 years back from the bankruptcy court. Indian
Investment Guru Raamdeo Agarwal pitched it at the most profilic “stock
investment idea” way back in 1995 and has made millions on it. The product
targets the 1.5 billion population of India. Here, the franchise of that
company is Page Industries.
What’s the product that we all buy, sometimes half-a-dozen at one go ?
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Lilly Singh is a star who appears on a particular media channel. She has a
huge fan following and is affectionately called the “Superwoman” by her
fans. She has worked with many superstars including Shahrukh Khan and
Madhuri Dixit.
Which channel does she star in ?
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It is Britain's least appetisingly-named meal. This dish of sausages in Yorkshire pudding
batter is said to have gained its unusual moniker because it looks like “something”
popping their heads from a hole (yes, we know, we can't really see it either).
In the Victorian period, it was common to use any available meat, however old or
unpleasant to make this dish Food enthusiasts suggest rump steak and lamb kidney as
major ingredients for this dish.
What is this dish that has a “unique name” ?
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It is a more growingly popular team sport in North America that may have developed as early
as 1100 AD among indigenous peoples on the continent. By the seventeenth century, it was
well-established. It was documented by Jesuit missionary priests in the territory of present-
day Canada.
In the traditional aboriginal version, each team consisted of about 100 to 1,000 men on a field
that stretched from about 500 meters to 3 kilometers long. These games lasted from sunup to
sundown for two to three days straight. These games were played as part of ceremonial ritual,
a kind of symbolic warfare, to give thanks to the Creator or Master.
The game played a significant role in the community and religious life of tribes across the
continent for many years. Early versions of this game was characterized by deep spiritual
involvement, befitting the spirit of combat in which it was undertaken. Those who took part
did so in the role of warriors, with the goal of bringing glory and honor to themselves and
their tribes. The game was said to be played "for the Creator" or was referred to as "The
Creator's Game."
How do we now understand this game ?
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