Qid 66.8: 'other' question for target Russian submarine Kursk sinks 66.8 1 vital Norway provides rescue assistance. 66.8 2 vital Britain provides rescue assistance. 66.8 3 vital Norwegian divers confirm flooding entire sub. 66.8 4 vital Russian officials at first opine sinking resulted from collision. 66.8 5 okay Two US subs monitored exercise involving Kursk. 66.8 6 okay US sub in area of sinking heard explosion. 66.8 7 okay Russians accept likelihood of on-board explosion. 66.8 8 okay US provided their info to Russia re sinking. 66.8 9 okay Russians critical of their officialdom's response. Qid 67.7: 'other' question for target Miss Universe 2000 crowned 67.7 1 vital CBS bdcsts event to 100+ countries. 67.7 2 vital Pageant 3rd most popular TV event world-wide. 67.7 3 okay Winner receives Golden Apple award (similar mythological Aphrodite). 67.7 4 okay Pageant is 49th in series. 67.7 5 okay Winner has Masters degree in communications. 67.7 6 okay Cypriot Greek Orthodox church denounces pageant as unchristian. 67.7 7 okay Judges cite winner for carriage, grace, presence. 67.7 8 okay Winner claims pageants are platforms for women to voice choices and opinions. Qid 68.8: 'other' question for target Port Arthur Massacre 68.8 1 vital Massacre triggered consideration of tighter gun control. 68.8 2 vital Shooting considered Australia's worst mass murder. 68.8 3 vital Was world's worst massacre by a lone gunman. 68.8 4 okay 640,000+ guns surrendered in massacre related buy-back scheme. 68.8 5 okay Killer held 3 hostage prior capture. 68.8 6 okay Australia considered safer after massacre inspired gun control. 68.8 7 okay Killer reportedly attempted suicide after capture. 68.8 8 okay Killer's life threatened after massacre. 68.8 9 okay Killer inherited $500,000 (Australian) 4 years prior massacre. Qid 69.8: 'other' question for target France wins World Cup in soccer 69.8 1 vital Win was first World Cup for France. 69.8 2 vital France hosted tournament. 69.8 3 vital Watched by more people than any other TV sporting event. 69.8 4 okay German soccer fans fought with police. 69.8 5 okay English soccer fans rampaged in Marseilles. 69.8 6 okay Team awarded French Legion of Honor. 69.8 7 okay US film on French TV angered Iranian soccer officials. 69.8 8 okay French hospitality for tournament criticized. 69.8 9 okay French soccer attendance increased after win. Qid 70.8: 'other' question for target Plane clips cable wires in Italian resort 70.8 1 vital Italy wanted trial to be in Italy. 70.8 2 vital Pilot guilty obstruction of justice for destroying flight video. 70.8 3 okay Plane was not to fly below 1000 feet. 70.8 4 okay Attorney claimed pilot issued map not showing cable. 70.8 5 okay Crew additional pilot were Schweitzer, Seagraves, Raney. 70.8 6 okay Post accident test of plane's altimeter showed it defective. 70.8 7 okay Italy's leftists demanded closing of US bases in Italy. 70.8 8 okay Clinton apologized, offered compensation. 70.8 9 okay Resort wanted 44 billion lira compensation. 70.8 10 okay Plane was EA-6B Prowler. Qid 71.7: 'other' question for target F16 71.7 1 vital First F16s built in 1974. 71.7 2 okay Joint Strike Fighter intended by US and others as successor. 71.7 3 okay Normal flight altitude is 15000 feet. 71.7 4 okay Leasing 28 for 10 years wud cost NZ $180 million (US). 71.7 5 okay Purchasing 28 wud cost NZ $346 million (US). 71.7 6 okay NZ canceled contract to use F16s. 71.7 7 okay Israel opposed sale F16s to Saudi Arabia. Qid 72.7: 'other' question for target Bollywood 72.7 1 vital Bollywood produces 800 to 900 films a year. 72.7 2 vital Huge sums paid for rights to Bollywood favorites. 72.7 3 okay New theatre London dedicates 6 screens Bollywood output. 72.7 4 okay Musicals ref'd as COLLECTION OF SPICES due formulaic content. 72.7 5 okay Gangs prey on Bollywood's filmmakers. 72.7 6 okay Bollywood makes PRIDE AND PREJUDICE into musical. 72.7 7 okay Richard Gere honored at Bollywood's Oscars. 72.7 8 okay Hollywood learns from Bollywood's production techniques. 72.7 9 okay Few Americans have even heard of Bollywood. Qid 73.7: 'other' question for target Viagra 73.7 1 vital Has caused deaths in US. 73.7 2 vital Heart patients especially warned against use. 73.7 3 okay Bob Dole rcvd $45000 weekly while endorsement ran. 73.7 4 okay After initial hesitation, Arab countries approved use. 73.7 5 okay Many insurers cover use of drug. 73.7 6 okay HMOs have labeled Viagra a lifestyle drug. 73.7 7 okay Can cause vision and headache problems. 73.7 8 okay Viagra increases nitric oxide's effect. 73.7 9 okay Called a $10-a-pill therapy. Qid 74.7: 'other' question for target DePauw University 74.7 1 okay Has courses on COMICS AND SOCIETY. 74.7 2 okay Ken Bode built their Bdcst Journalism Program. 74.7 3 okay Rcvd $128 million for scholarships from non-graduate couple. 74.7 4 okay Formerly named Asbury College. 74.7 5 okay U includes Russell J. Compton Ctr for Peace and Justice. 74.7 6 okay Society of Professional Journalists began at DePauw. 74.7 7 okay Plays Division III football. 74.7 8 okay Changed name to DePauw recognition big donor. 74.7 9 vital Allows students to keep 100% outside scholarships. Qid 75.8: 'other' question for target Merck & Co. 75.8 1 vital World's largest drug company. 75.8 2 okay Spent $1.68 billion on RandD in 1997. 75.8 3 okay Has experience finding new uses for established drugs. 75.8 4 okay Has subsidiary in South Korea. 75.8 5 okay Donates to AIDS fight. 75.8 6 okay Has upcoming rash of patent expirations for major drugs. 75.8 7 okay Made $5.2 billion profit in 1998. 75.8 8 okay Has plant in Hangzhou, China. 75.8 9 okay Leader in drug development for over 100 years. Qid 76.8: 'other' question for target Bing Crosby 76.8 1 vital Born in Tacoma, WA. 76.8 2 okay Has golf tournament named after him. 76.8 3 okay Biographer Gary Giddins found him to have enormous decency. 76.8 4 okay Died in Madrid, Spain. 76.8 5 okay Del Mar racetrack was his brainchild. 76.8 6 okay Associated with development magnetic tape for radio broadcasts. 76.8 7 okay Had difficulty reading music. 76.8 8 okay His son was nominal author of unflattering book. 76.8 9 okay Encouraged use of black entertainers. Qid 77.8: 'other' question for target George Foreman 77.8 1 vital Was graduate of Job Corps. 77.8 2 vital Has lent name to line of food preparation products. 77.8 3 vital Waved American flag after winning 1968 Olympics championship. 77.8 4 vital Returned to boxing after 10 yr hiatus. 77.8 5 vital Became oldest world champion in boxing history. 77.8 6 okay Appeared in TV ads for Meineke mufflers. 77.8 7 okay Daughter Freeda has boxed professionally. 77.8 8 okay Starred in short-lived sitcom called GEORGE. 77.8 9 okay Stripped of IBF title for nixing rematch against Axel Schulz. Qid 78.8: 'other' question for target Akira Kurosawa 78.8 1 vital Died at age 88. 78.8 2 vital Credited introducing Japanese film to West. 78.8 3 vital Some non-Japanese movies based on his originals. 78.8 4 vital Japan's most famous film director. 78.8 5 vital Best known film (translated) was THE SEVEN SAMURAI. 78.8 6 okay Some 35000 attended his public funeral. 78.8 7 okay Known for perfectionism and extravagance. 78.8 8 okay Once tried to kill self after 1 of his films flopped. 78.8 9 okay His films depicted peoples strength. 78.8 10 vital Died at age 88. Qid 79.7: 'other' question for target Kip Kinkel school shooting 79.7 1 okay will not have to face death penality 79.7 2 vital named most likely to start World War III 79.7 3 vital killed his parents 79.7 4 okay was expelled day before shootings 79.7 5 okay was on prozac 79.7 6 okay was not targteting anyone in particular 79.7 7 vital attacked the detective with a knife 79.7 8 vital pleaded guilty to 4 counts of murder and 26 counts of attempeted murder 79.7 9 okay had thoughts of suicide 79.7 10 okay because only 15 ,not eligible for the death penalty 79.7 11 okay Was armed with three guns and two knives 79.7 12 okay fired off fifty rounds Qid 80.7: 'other' question for target Crash of EgyptAir Flight 990 80.7 1 okay family of those killed will receive $115 million 80.7 2 vital identified 14 bodies from crash 80.7 3 okay possible factor for crash is terrorism 80.7 4 okay crash possibly caused by suicide 80.7 5 okay thrust reversers may have played a role 80.7 6 okay cause of the crash remains a mystery 80.7 7 okay criminal act caused the plane to crash 80.7 8 vital dissappeared from radar at 33,000 feet 80.7 9 okay equippet with unusually sophisticated black box 80.7 10 vital co-pilot deliberately plunged the 767 down Qid 81.7: 'other' question for target Preakness 1998 81.7 1 okay horses run 1 3/16 miles in the preakness 81.7 2 okay the last derby winner to be faavored in the preakness was Go For Gin 81.7 3 okay coronado's quest was scratched from the preakness 81.7 4 vital Pimlico files lawsuit against insurance company because of electrical outage 81.7 5 vital winner is out for the year with a cracked bone in his right front leg 81.7 6 okay victory gallop finished second to real quiet 81.7 7 okay preakness day power failure 81.7 8 okay A skinny build that earned the nickname Fish 81.7 9 okay needed surgery to straightened crooked legs Qid 82.6: 'other' question for target Howdy Doody Show 82.6 1 vital lawsuit over the custody of the Howdoody marionette 82.6 2 okay buffalo bob host of Howdy Doody show dies in 1998 82.6 3 vital in 1970 Buffalo Bob had a repeat 10th anniversary show at Penn 82.6 4 okay announced in 1948 that h would run for president of all boys and girls 82.6 5 vital The Freckled faced marionette that entertained millions of American children in the 1950's 82.6 6 okay The show was on five times a week. 82.6 7 okay Frank Paris was the first puppet maker 82.6 8 okay Had a bronze star uncovered on the walk of fame 82.6 9 okay The puppet had been appraised at $50,000 Qid 83.7: 'other' question for target Louvre Museum 83.7 1 vital Has 2000 works of art stolen from Holocaust victims 83.7 2 vital Chirac allows for the addition of primitive art from Africa, Asia, Oceana and the Americas 83.7 3 okay A CD ROM includes what is displayed in lovre and its history. 83.7 4 okay Other neolithic remains were found under the courtyard of the louvre Museum 83.7 5 okay offering a summertime card to all young amateurs under 26 83.7 6 okay The Biennale is jheld every other September in the Carrousel du Louvre 83.7 7 okay Set of two stamps issued one for palace museum in china and the louvre in France 83.7 8 okay The chime bells produce cosmopolitan and modern tunes from every country in the world Qid 84.8: 'other' question for target meteorites 84.8 1 vital Allan Hills 84001 is one of only 12 meteorites from Mars 84.8 2 okay Meteorite rain does not pose a threat to the MIR because it consists of tiny remnants 84.8 3 vital Six large meteorites have plunged to Earth in the past 65 million years 84.8 4 vital A martian meteorite that fell to the earth thousands of years ago contains evidence that primitive life existed on Mars 84.8 5 okay carbonaceous chondrites comprise about 2 percent of he meteorites recoverd from the Earth 84.8 6 okay iron meteorites are considered rare 84.8 7 okay Meteorites have fallen in five known areas Mexico Bay North America Germany South Pacific Ocean and Africa 84.8 8 okay iridium is common in meteorites 84.8 9 okay A meteorite was sold at auction for $23,000 84.8 10 okay NASA scientists discovered tiny pockets of briny water in a 4.5 billion year old meteorite Qid 85.7: 'other' question for target Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL) 85.7 1 okay NCL ship majesty cut in half 85.7 2 okay NCL's Board's goal is to get the best possible price 85.7 3 vital Has two for one promotion on various seven day sailings 85.7 4 vital Introduced freestyle cruising 85.7 5 okay Norwegian Dream damaged in a collision with a cargo ship 85.7 6 okay NCL's Leeward sailed into a carribean coral bank 85.7 7 okay Offering almost all of its 1999 sailings at a discount 85.7 8 okay Planning a cigar parlor for its Norwegian Sky 85.7 9 okay Is the most sports minded of cruise lines Qid 86.6: 'other' question for target Sani Abacha 86.6 1 vital His son was killed in an airplane crash 86.6 2 vital Acccused of having bank accounts in foriegn countries 86.6 3 okay His wife was Mrs. Mariam Abachi 86.6 4 vital Billions of dollars was looted from the country under his rule 86.6 5 okay Accused of human rights abuses 86.6 6 okay He promised to give power to an elected civilian government 86.6 7 okay The US was pleased with the calm of Nigeria after his death 86.6 8 okay There were reports that he was poisoned 86.6 9 vital 72 per cent of Nigerians supported Abacha's Presidency 86.6 10 vital Nigeria suffered under his leadership by devisive policies and corruption 86.6 11 okay His son was accused of murder Qid 87.8: 'other' question for target Enrico Fermi 87.8 1 vital belived in partical's existence and named it neutrino 87.8 2 vital Called the atomic Bomb an evil thing 87.8 3 okay Achieved the first controlled nuclear chain reaction 87.8 4 vital Designed and built the first nuclear reactor 87.8 5 okay Concluded that the atmosphere was in no real danger before Trinity test 87.8 6 okay co-developer of the atomic bomb 87.8 7 okay pointed out that the galaxy is 100,000 light years across Qid 88.7: 'other' question for target United Parcel Service (UPS) 88.7 1 okay largest IPO in stock market history 88.7 2 vital packages can be tracked online 88.7 3 okay carries people on weekends 88.7 4 vital world's largest transportation firm 88.7 5 okay transported pandas from china to U.S. 88.7 6 okay service reaches 108 cities in china 88.7 7 okay serves more than 200 countries 88.7 8 okay delivered 3.04 billion packages in 1997 88.7 9 okay began as phone msg service in 1907 Qid 89.7: 'other' question for target Little League Baseball 89.7 1 okay no canadian world series winner 89.7 2 okay taiwan won 17 times 89.7 3 okay kevin costner in hall of fame 89.7 4 vital 80 percent of major leaguers played LL 89.7 5 vital leagues in 99 countries 89.7 6 okay name of world series stadium 89.7 7 okay girls first allowed in 1974 89.7 8 okay world series grows to 16 teams 89.7 9 okay LL network developed by MyTeam.com Qid 90.7: 'other' question for target Virginia wine 90.7 1 vital Meredyth 1st VA vineyard 1975 90.7 2 vital direct shipment laws challenged 90.7 3 okay who is Lloyd Allen Applewhite 90.7 4 okay Barboursville Vines in 2 counties 90.7 5 okay phylloxera root eating louse 90.7 6 okay Doyenne of VA Wine F.A. Rogan 90.7 7 okay VA wine at Jefferson's 256th Birthday 90.7 8 okay White Hall Winery, Crozet, VA 90.7 9 okay Norton named for Richmond M.D. Qid 91.7: 'other' question for target Cliffs Notes 91.7 1 vital written by English teachers 91.7 2 okay IDG Books publishes For Dummies 91.7 3 vital Cliff Notes Via Internet 91.7 4 okay Dummies xlated in 31 languages 91.7 5 vital loc in Lincoln, NE 91.7 6 okay 32,000 copies in 1st print 91.7 7 okay IDG publishes 290 mags and news 91.7 8 okay Not a substitute disclaimer Qid 92.7: 'other' question for target Arnold Palmer 92.7 1 okay 1st Skins Game 1983 92.7 2 okay Part Owner Pebble Beach 92.7 3 vital 1966 US Open Loss 92.7 4 vital Prostate Cancer 92.7 5 vital Arnold The Pilot 92.7 6 okay Title of Arnold's Bio 92.7 7 vital Birthplace Latrobe, PA 92.7 8 okay Arnold Palmer Regional Airport 92.7 9 okay most consecutive masters 44 Qid 93.8: 'other' question for target first 2000 Bush-Gore presidential debate 93.8 1 okay debate video FBI investigation 93.8 2 okay JFK Library non-neutral territory 93.8 3 okay Gore Debate Duck Countdown 93.8 4 vital 15% reaon no 3d parties 93.8 5 vital Gore Years of Debate Training 93.8 6 okay Karl Rove Chief Strategist 93.8 7 okay Judd in Gore Role 93.8 8 okay GWB won't check his watch Qid 94.7: 'other' question for target 1998 indictment and trial of Susan McDougal 94.7 1 vital 1996 conviction 94.7 2 okay 1998 acquittal 94.7 3 okay no retrial decision 94.7 4 vital $27,600 check 94.7 5 vital whitewater indictment reason 94.7 6 okay arrogance of prosecutors 94.7 7 okay $300,000 loan 94.7 8 okay Clinton Subpoena Qid 95.6: 'other' question for target return of Hong Kong to Chinese sovereignty 95.6 1 okay Commemorative Stamps 95.6 2 vital 1840 Opium War 95.6 3 vital Largest Trade Partners 95.6 4 okay Macau return from Portugal 95.6 5 okay Decendants of the Dragon 95.6 6 okay Freedom of Press Guarantee 95.6 7 vital 156 Years UK Rule 95.6 8 okay HKCEC Qid 96.7: 'other' question for target 1998 Nagano Olympic Games 96.7 1 vital IOC Chair Samaranch 96.7 2 okay 14 Hour Time Diff 96.7 3 okay 2-man bobsled gold shared 96.7 4 vital three new events 96.7 5 okay Mayor Tasuku Tsukada 96.7 6 vital Olympic Truce tradition 96.7 7 okay Nagano Bid Records Destroyed 96.7 8 okay Yamaguchi Ordered Records Destroyed Qid 97.7: 'other' question for target Counting Crows 97.7 1 vital counting crows create their own official bootlegs 97.7 2 vital crows carved their reputation by touring 97.7 3 okay counting crows won an american music award for favorite alternative band 97.7 4 okay being recognized has its perks and downsides 97.7 5 okay crawling around inside my brain to borrow a line from one of his songs 97.7 6 okay crows skilled at choosing compatible bands to bring on tour 97.7 7 okay crows new album, this desert life, is among the best pop-rock efforts of the year 97.7 8 okay This Desert Life boasts the same shuffle rhythm beneath singer Adam Duritz's dark lyrics and pity-me delivery 97.7 9 vital Lead singer Adam Duritz is big fan of bootlegs, and wanted to have one of his own band 97.7 10 vital Duritz penned lyrics to seven new songs 97.7 11 okay some of the Crow's bootlegs cost an ungodly $40 each Qid 98.6: 'other' question for target American Legion 98.6 1 okay seeks to open doors to cold war veterans 98.6 2 vital struggling to keep its membership to 3 million 98.6 3 vital nations largest veteran organization 98.6 4 okay legionnaires disease is a form of pneumonia 98.6 5 okay legion authorized first draft later known as GI bill of rights 98.6 6 okay country's leader in observance of patriotic holidays 98.6 7 vital George Bentley, last surviving founder of the Legion 98.6 8 okay Schick, oldest known living member of the Legion 98.6 9 okay Gen. Brady of the Legion said flag burners are not the problem 98.6 10 okay illness first documented at legion convention in 1976 98.6 11 okay legion said areas with greatest need for new national cemetaries include okla. city, atlanta, sacramento 98.6 12 vital legion backs US pullout from kosovo, the balkans 98.6 13 okay Legion Post 91 has one of the nation's only V-J Day parades Qid 99.7: 'other' question for target Woody Guthrie 99.7 1 vital prototypical folk singer responsible for the revival of American protest song 99.7 2 vital his most famous song, This Land is Your Land 99.7 3 vital guitar strumming and harmonica playing is a technique Guthrie pioneered 99.7 4 okay Huntington's, disease that killed his mother 99.7 5 okay eight children 99.7 6 vital Woody's 1943 autobiography is Bound for Glory 99.7 7 okay some day his songs will be a national treasure like Yellowstone or Yosemite Parks 99.7 8 okay Joe Klein called Guthrie the patron saint of teen-age rebelliousness 99.7 9 vital authorized biography by Joe Klein, Woody Guthrie A Life 99.7 10 okay Huntington's disease, the illness that finally killed him in 1967 99.7 11 okay his guitar had the slogan this machine kills fascists 99.7 12 okay Billy Bragg does not want to be remembered as a humorless Woody Guthrie 99.7 13 okay His voince was once an untamed cockney bray, has grown more controlled and gentle 99.7 14 okay Guthrie wrote about those unfortunate days in his poem Do Re Mi 99.7 15 vital This Land is Your Land tune and lyrics written by Guthrie in the winter of 1940 99.7 16 okay Guthrie may have been the only other major American songwriter as prolific as Berlin Qid 100.8: 'other' question for target Sammy Sosa 100.8 1 okay Sosa to open restaurant 100.8 2 okay signed first contract with texas rangers 100.8 3 vital Chicago Cubs home run king 100.8 4 vital Sosa, McGuire, Ruth, Ken Griffey, Jr only players with consecutive 50-homer seasons 100.8 5 okay Sosa received his nation's highest honor 100.8 6 okay he grew up without a father in the back of a converted public hospital 100.8 7 okay Sosa sent his hometown three planeloads of food and medical supplies 100.8 8 okay the victim of racist motives 100.8 9 okay Sosa invited to preside over the lighting of the national Christmas tree 100.8 10 okay Unlike McGwire, Sosa is not a natural slugger 100.8 11 okay Sosa used a cardboard milk carton as a baseball glove 100.8 12 okay most memorable home run chase ever Qid 101.8: 'other' question for target Michael Weiss 101.8 1 vital named the 1999 father of the year by National Fatherhood Initiative 101.8 2 okay 13-month-old daughter and newborn son 101.8 3 okay his wife and daughter have travelled with him 101.8 4 okay Weiss finished the past two years second to five-time U.S. champion Todd Eldredge 101.8 5 okay Weiss recovered on Goebel's artistic line from the nine-judge panel to earn four 5.9s 101.8 6 okay Weiss looked dull 101.8 7 okay American champion Weiss took the bronze medal 101.8 8 okay Maybe Weiss is better off chasing No. 1 than being in the top spot 101.8 9 okay Weiss is the Artist currently known as the Champion Qid 102.7: 'other' question for target Boston Big Dig 102.7 1 vital Every day the project soaks up $3 million as 4,000 workers dig away 102.7 2 vital total price tag may be as high as $14 billion 102.7 3 vital most complex public works project ever undertaken in history of U.S. 102.7 4 okay delays have pushed completion date to perhaps as late as 2006 102.7 5 okay Former big dig chief Kerasiotes was fired earlier this year over finance debacle and replaced by Natsios 102.7 6 okay Big Dig officials made a sudden announcement on Feb 1 that the project would cost $1.4 billion more than expected 102.7 7 okay archeologists working in downtown Boston have unearthed part of Mill Creek 102.7 8 okay excavation and construction of the big dig is frankly a story better told in pictures than words 102.7 9 okay The other key part of the end game in the Big Dig rat war will be the design of the 20-odd acres of green space Qid 103.7: 'other' question for target Super Bowl XXXIV 103.7 1 vital best super bowl ever 103.7 2 vital no turnovers nor goats 103.7 3 okay no decisive controversy, few penalties high drama 103.7 4 vital Rams had their first super bowl victory 103.7 5 vital Warner was named NFL MVP 103.7 6 okay Ram's owner Geogia Frontiere as Vermeil and his players celebrate their team's victory 103.7 7 okay Kurt Warner passed for a super bowl record of 414 yards 103.7 8 okay Ram's Warner pulled down by his face mask by Titan's Jevon Kearse 103.7 9 okay with Wycheck double-covered in the end zone, Dyson caught it on the 5 103.7 10 okay He quit as coach of the Rams less than 48 hours after winning Super Bowl XXXIV 103.7 11 okay Mike Horan, at 39 one of the oldest players in Super Bowl history Qid 104.8: 'other' question for target 1999 North American International Auto Show 104.8 1 vital GM concept cars target young buyers 104.8 2 vital estimated economic impact $419 million 104.8 3 vital Longest running auto show in the country 104.8 4 vital only internationally-sanctioned auto show in North America 104.8 5 okay a variant of the blackwood was shown at the 1999 show in Detroit 104.8 6 okay 17 percent of all Porsches are sold in Southern California 104.8 7 okay Detroit show unveils Chevy Sedan 104.8 8 okay automaker plans to build slightly more than 100,000 PT's this year Qid 105.7: 'other' question for target 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption 105.7 1 vital shot ash and steam out at more than 200 mph 105.7 2 vital changed the way that biologists look at creation and recovery of natural landscape 105.7 3 vital the most climbed volcano in North America 105.7 4 vital 1,312 feet of rock were cleared off the top of the mountain 105.7 5 okay woke from its slumber on Sept 24 with a series of small earthquakes that intensified 105.7 6 okay explosive eruption that lasted 9 hours 105.7 7 okay reminds me of the air when Mt. Saint Helens blew its top 105.7 8 okay produced 25 feet of finely layered sediment Qid 106.7: 'other' question for target 1998 Baseball World Series 106.7 1 vital Each member of NY Yankees received $312.042 for the Series 106.7 2 vital Each member of San Diego Padres received $204.184 for the Series 106.7 3 vital Scott Brosius was 6th third baseman to win Series MVP honors 106.7 4 vital NY Yankees won 125 games over entire 1998 season 106.7 5 vital NY Yankees won their 24th World Series Chanpionship 106.7 6 vital Yankees completed four game sweep of San Diego Padres at Qualcomm Stadium 106.7 7 okay Yankees went 11 and 2 in the 1998 postseason 106.7 8 okay David Wells and Kevin Brown starting pitchers in Game 1 106.7 9 okay David Cone and Sterling Hitchcock starting pitchers in Game 3 106.7 10 vital Andy Pettitte and Kevin Brown were starting pitchers in Game 4 Qid 107.7: 'other' question for target Chunnel 107.7 1 vital Russian slipped past security and walked thru Chunnel to France 107.7 2 vital Drug trafficking through Chunnel 107.7 3 okay Future plans for second Chunnel 107.7 4 vital UK plans to build high speed rail link from London to Chunnel 107.7 5 okay Eurotunnel had 925 million pounds annual loss 107.7 6 vital Chunnel cost $15 billion and more than a year behind schedule 107.7 7 okay Chunnel construction moved 20 million cubic meters of earth 107.7 8 okay Eurostar train operates at 180 mph 107.7 9 vital 20 minutes to travel the 32 mile Chunnel Qid 108.7: 'other' question for target Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) 108.7 1 vital SPE reinstated ScreenGems name for low and mid budget movies 108.7 2 vital Joint Venture with Primedia for on-line site for Soap Opera fans 108.7 3 okay High Definition Technique Dev in film restoration 108.7 4 okay ANIMAX Youth Entertainment Channel for SPE 108.7 5 vital Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and Post Production Facilities are SPE Companies 108.7 6 vital Movie Godzilla cost SPE $200 million to make and market 108.7 7 vital SPE and Marvel Enterprises launch franchise for Spider Man movies 108.7 8 okay SPE lost rights to make James Bond movies 108.7 9 vital SPE and Liberty Media jointly purchased Telemundo network Qid 109.6: 'other' question for target Telefonica of Spain 109.6 1 vital Chairman Villalonga resigned 109.6 2 vital Terra Networks purchased Internet Portal Lycos Inc forming Terra Lycos 109.6 3 vital Largest supplier of telecommunications services in Spainish speaking world 109.6 4 vital enlisted Lucient Technologies to offer multimedia and internet services 109.6 5 vital purchased Endemol Entertainment Holding TV Production 109.6 6 okay owns Via Digital Satellite TV service 109.6 7 vital works with MCI and Worldcomm on Global Communications Qid 110.7: 'other' question for target Lions Club International 110.7 1 vital monies for program in Uganda for blindness and other eye disease 110.7 2 vital 1.4 million members 44.500 clubs in 185 countries 110.7 3 vital World's largest volunteer charitable organization 110.7 4 vital helped 1.1 million Chinese cataract sufferers to regain sight 110.7 5 vital LCI Melvin Jones Fellow Award for recognition of humanitarian contributions 110.7 6 vital LCIFoundation created in 1968 as charitable grant making arm of the Club 110.7 7 okay Helen Keller addressed the 1925 LCI Convention 110.7 8 okay World Sight Day held in Beijing on 12 October 2000 110.7 9 okay Provided aid for China Hubei Province flood relief 110.7 10 vital active role in promoting social development and welfare 110.7 11 vital LCI, Hilton Foundation and Carter Center blindness program in Africa and Latin America Qid 111.6: 'other' question for target AMWAY 111.6 1 vital Quixtar is AMWAY's sister company for Internet Retailers 111.6 2 vital AMWAY is privately held 111.6 3 vital One of the largest direct sales companies 111.6 4 vital Network 1.2 million US distributors 14000 employees $5.7 billion annual sales 111.6 5 vital Offers Financial services 111.6 6 vital 70 percent of Operations are outside North America 111.6 7 okay AMWAY China forced to do shop sales vice direct sales 111.6 8 vital $120 million plant in Guangzhou China is their largest overseas production center 111.6 9 okay AMWAY China has 70000 independent agents with $180 million sales Qid 112.7: 'other' question for target McDonald's Corporation 112.7 1 vital Has 25000 Restaurants in 119 countries 112.7 2 vital Has Annual Worldwide Sales of over $36 billion 112.7 3 okay Biggest Non-Government employer in Brazil 112.7 4 vital Largest Fast Food Company in United States 112.7 5 vital Willard Scott was the first Ronald McDonald Clown and appeared in local TV commercials in 1963 112.7 6 vital Ronald McDonald House charities for families and gravely ill children 112.7 7 vital Reduced it's waste output by more than 30 percent by using recycled material 112.7 8 okay Raised over $1.5 million for food and clothing for victims of Hurricane Andrew Qid 113.7: 'other' question for target Paul Newman 113.7 1 vital Formed Newman Haas Auto Racing Team 113.7 2 vital Supports Historic and Land Preservation in home state of Connecticut 113.7 3 vital Appeared on Stage with wife Joanne Woodward at Westport County Playhouse 113.7 4 vital Donated millions of dollars to charities from Profits of his Newman's Own food company 113.7 5 vital PEN/Newman's Own First Amendment Award established in 1992 113.7 6 vital At Age 70, he entered the Guiness Book of World Records as oldest to win a competitive sanctioned racing event 113.7 7 vital Newman's Own George Award for a Company with good citizenship and philanthropy 113.7 8 vital A Philanthropist Qid 114.7: 'other' question for target Jesse Ventura 114.7 1 vital Retired from Pro Wrestling in 1986 114.7 2 vital Autobiography I Ain't Got The Time To Bleed 114.7 3 vital Body Guard for Rolling Stones in 1970's and 1980's 114.7 4 okay Pro Wrestler name is The Body 114.7 5 vital Highest Elected Official in the Reform Party 114.7 6 vital While Govenor, was Pro Wrestling Guest Referee at Championship Match 114.7 7 vital Donated the $100,000 Guest Referee fee to charity 114.7 8 vital Left the Reform Party in 2000 114.7 9 vital Named the States Entrepreneur of the Year in 1999 114.7 10 okay In 2000, he signed over the rights to a Musical based on his life. 114.7 11 okay The Jesse Ventura Story movie aired on NBC in May 1999 Qid 115.8: 'other' question for target Longwood Gardens 115.8 1 vital one of two best public gardens in America 115.8 2 vital name taken from Quaker Meeting House 115.8 3 okay 20 outdoor gardens 115.8 4 okay 20 indoor gardens 115.8 5 okay 4 acres greenhouses 115.8 6 okay topiary garden 115.8 7 okay 11000 types of plants 115.8 8 vital one of world's largest conservatories 115.8 9 okay holds about 400 performing arts events per year 115.8 10 okay world famous 10,010 pipe organ Qid 116.7: 'other' question for target Camp David 116.7 1 vital best known for peace agreement signed there between Egypt and Israel 116.7 2 vital agreement signed in 1978 116.7 3 vital 90 mile from Washington 116.7 4 okay named for his grandson 116.7 5 okay run by the Navy 116.7 6 okay guarded by Marines 116.7 7 okay cellphones do not work at Camp David 116.7 8 okay 20 cabins 116.7 9 okay renamed in 1950 116.7 10 vital renamed by President Eisenhower Qid 117.7: 'other' question for target kudzu 117.7 1 vital introduced into U.S. to control soil erosion 117.7 2 vital introduced as an inexpensive forage 117.7 3 okay basically in south 117.7 4 okay heartland is in Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi 117.7 5 okay controlled by sheep 117.7 6 okay controlled by goats 117.7 7 vital covers 7 million acres 117.7 8 vital grows by 120,000 acres year 117.7 9 okay taproot can grow 9 feet into ground 117.7 10 okay used in numerous ways 117.7 11 okay far north as Massachusetts 117.7 12 okay far west as Texas Qid 118.7: 'other' question for target U.S. Medal of Honor 118.7 1 vital highest military award for gallantry in action 118.7 2 vital given only where 2 witnesses, including an officer, are present 118.7 3 okay 2 of 3 medals awarded posthumously 118.7 4 okay benefit, extra $400 month pension 118.7 5 okay benefit, lifetime pass for military aircraft 118.7 6 okay benefit, recipients warrant a salute even from superiors 118.7 7 okay fine for making, buying, selling or wearing medal never earned; one year jail, $100,000 fine 118.7 8 okay more medals given out in Civil War than any other in U.S. history 118.7 9 okay Medal of Honor Memorial in Indianapolis, Ind. Qid 119.7: 'other' question for target Harley-Davidson 119.7 1 vital top motorcycle manufacturer in U.S. 119.7 2 vital a family founded company 119.7 3 vital one Harley and three Davidsons 119.7 4 okay Porsche designs some engines for Harley Davidson 119.7 5 okay Japanese bikes nearly drove company out of business 119.7 6 okay book Outlaw Machine enabled company to prosper 119.7 7 okay cost $15000 to $20000 119.7 8 okay exports 66,000 cycles a year Qid 120.7: 'other' question for target Rose Crumb 120.7 1 vital was a hospice care crusader 120.7 2 okay dedicated life to Hospice Care 120.7 3 okay sponsored for award by Seattle Post-Intelligencer 120.7 4 okay dedicated life to resolving health care issues 120.7 5 vital received Onassis award for public service Qid 121.8: 'other' question for target Rachel Carson 121.8 1 okay work criticized by chemical manufacturers 121.8 2 okay criticized by some scientist 121.8 3 vital a pioneering environmentalist 121.8 4 okay a dedicated writer 121.8 5 okay taught zoology at Un. of Maryland 121.8 6 okay long service with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 121.8 7 okay book House of Life, Rachel Carson at Work written about her 121.8 8 vital book Silent Spring regarded as founding document of the environmental movement Qid 122.8: 'other' question for target Paul Revere 122.8 1 vital an American patriot 122.8 2 vital rode to warn that British were marching 122.8 3 okay organizer of Boston Tea Party 122.8 4 okay immortalized in Longfellow poem Paul Revere's Ride 122.8 5 okay one of original Sons of Liberty 122.8 6 okay voice for American independence 122.8 7 okay head of household 122.8 8 okay household included 3 boys under 16 122.8 9 okay household included 3 females Qid 123.6: 'other' question for target Vicente Fox 123.6 1 vital Charisma 123.6 2 vital Election victory over Revolutionary party 123.6 3 vital Coca Cola Executive 123.6 4 vital Stabalization of oil prices 123.6 5 vital Facilitate method for Mexican Immigrants to send money to families 123.6 6 vital Travel abroad to seek investiments in Mexico 123.6 7 okay Openly practicing catholic 123.6 8 vital Overhaul corrupt and inefficient law enforcement system 123.6 9 vital Educate and train Mexicans for workplace 123.6 10 vital US Mexico border free crossing 123.6 11 okay Has Irish-American roots 123.6 12 vital May curtail military role in drug war 123.6 13 vital Unified North America 123.6 14 vital Reached out to leftist intellectuals in Latin America Qid 124.7: 'other' question for target Rocky Marciano 124.7 1 okay Knocked out Joe Louis in eight round 124.7 2 vital Final defense knocked out Archie Moore 124.7 3 vital Killed in airplane crash at age 45 124.7 4 vital Born in Brockton MA 124.7 5 vital Picture on postage stamp 124.7 6 vital Marciano became champion in 1952 KOs Walcott 124.7 7 vital Only Undefeated heavyweight champion 49 and 0 124.7 8 vital TV movie on Marciano not factual 124.7 9 vital 43 wins by KO's 124.7 10 vital Marciano retired in 1956 124.7 11 vital Among best of heavyweights 124.7 12 vital Reputed Underworld mafia connection 124.7 13 vital Among top 25 athletes 20th Century 124.7 14 okay Alias Rocky Mack 124.7 15 okay Opponents Richards Charles La Starza Lane Savold Vingo 124.7 16 okay Marciano retired undefeated heavyweight champ at age 33 Qid 125.8: 'other' question for target Enrico Caruso 125.8 1 vital Operatic voice of 20th century 125.8 2 vital Phonograph made Caruso celebrity 125.8 3 okay 17 grand opening night at Metropolitan 125.8 4 vital Bomb explosed in Havanna during Aida 125.8 5 okay Caruso last recording for Victor Sep 16 1920 125.8 6 vital Born in Naples 1873 125.8 7 vital Caruso died in 1921 at 48 of pleurisy 125.8 8 okay Caruso popularity begins craze of buying music 125.8 9 okay Caruso last surviving child gloria died at age 79 125.8 10 okay Caruso records still sell 125.8 11 okay First performace at Met was Rigoletto 125.8 12 vital Celebrated performace Visti la giubba pagliacci 125.8 13 vital Last opera at Met was La Juive 1920 125.8 14 okay Enrico Caruso jr worte biography of father 125.8 15 okay Documentary of Caruso life 125.8 16 okay Caruso had four children with Ada Giacchetti 125.8 17 okay Caruso sung with Melba Geraldine Farrarr 125.8 18 okay Son Enrico attempted music career Qid 126.8: 'other' question for target Pope Pius XII 126.8 1 vital Pope Pius Papacy 1939-1958 126.8 2 vital Hochuth's Deputy questioned PPXII moral courage 126.8 3 okay Vatican Representative to Germany 1922-1929 126.8 4 vital Catholic leaders urge sainthood, Jews outraged 126.8 5 vital Cromwell's Hitler's Pope accuses Pius XII of inaction 126.8 6 vital Golda Mier eulogized Pius XII for saving Jews 126.8 7 vital Pius XII non denunciation of Naxis saved 800,000 Jews 126.8 8 okay Edith Stein Jewish convert saint appealed in 1933 for Pius XII to speak out against Nazis 126.8 9 okay Pius XII excommunicated Juan Peron in 1955 126.8 10 okay Vatican defended charges of antisemitism against Pius XII 126.8 11 okay Long periods hiccups and gastritis, died from stroke 126.8 12 vital Mainstream Jews critize Pius XII for not condemning holocaust 126.8 13 vital Detractors accuse Pius XII protecting Catholic Church at expense of holocaust. Qid 127.7: 'other' question for target U.S. Naval Academy 127.7 1 vital Academy undergrad college for Navy 4000 midshipmen 127.7 2 vital US Naval Academy in Annapolis Md opened in 1845 127.7 3 vital Treaty of Paris signed in Annapolis 127.7 4 vital During Civil War academy moved to Providence RI 127.7 5 vital History of US Navy from Sspanish American War 1898 127.7 6 vital Appointments to academy by congress 127.7 7 vital Museum memorablia naval heroes 127.7 8 okay Academy uses Honor Code widely 127.7 9 okay Works of art Flagg chapel crypt John Paul Jones 127.7 10 okay Must reimburse academy if midshipmen leave before graduation Qid 128.6: 'other' question for target OPEC 128.6 1 vital OPEC founded in Iraq 1960 for higher oil prices 128.6 2 vital OPEC formed in response to US imposition of import oil quotas 128.6 3 vital OPEC sets production quotas to prevent decline in oil prices 128.6 4 vital OPEC countries have 75 per ent of known crude oil reserves 128.6 5 vital Saudi Arabia world main oil exporter 128.6 6 okay Indonesia only Asian OPEC member 128.6 7 vital Iran second largest oil producer 128.6 8 okay OPEC output 27 million bpd 128.6 9 okay Non OPEC 45 million bpd 128.6 10 okay OPEC members do not stick to production agreements 128.6 11 vital US has no control over OPEC or Saudi oil production 128.6 12 vital OPEC and non OPEC coordinate to maintain stable oil market Qid 129.6: 'other' question for target NATO 129.6 1 vital NATO expands East to Poland Hungary Czech Republic 129.6 2 vital Inclusion of E European countries increases NATO forces 15 20 percent 129.6 3 okay NATO HQ opened in Brussels Oct 16, 1967 129.6 4 okay Bulgaria Romania Estonia Latvia Lithuania future NATO candidates 129.6 5 vital NATO to survive must be relevant to threats of secutity WMD ethnic raegional conflicts 129.6 6 okay Russia NATO sign founding act to ensure European security 129.6 7 vital Russia though no longer superpower can still bedevil the US and NATO 129.6 8 okay France withdraws from NATO March 10, 1966 129.6 9 okay USSR and Eastern Europe form Warsaw Pact May 14, 1955 129.6 10 okay Russia opposes eastward expansion of NATO 129.6 11 okay NATO launches military operation in support of Bosnia peace agreement 129.6 12 vital NATO will not deploy nuclear weapons to new eastern member states Qid 130.7: 'other' question for target tsunami 130.7 1 vital Tsunami massive wave caused by earthquake landslide volcanic eruption 130.7 2 vital Tsunamis most common in Pacific Ocean 130.7 3 okay Energy tsunami 5 megaton TNT 130.7 4 vital Tsunami Japanese for harbor wave 130.7 5 vital Speed Tsunami 450 mph height 100 feet 130.7 6 okay Eruption Krakaton 1883 caused worst Tsunami 130.7 7 okay Tsunami can occur without warning 130.7 8 okay Sissano lagoon created by tsunami 1907 130.7 9 okay Tsunamis deadliest threat in Hawaii 130.7 10 okay Past century tsunami killed 70,000 in Pacific Basin 130.7 11 okay Japan most affected by tsunami 250 100,000 deaths 130.7 12 vital Time between tsunamis one hour 130.7 13 vital GPS in Pacific to monitor buoy to predict tsunamis 130.7 14 vital Tsunami may stretch for miles 130.7 15 vital Tsunami could occur on west coast of US 130.7 16 vital In deep ocean Tsunami indistinguishable from normal waves 130.7 17 okay Tsunamis also in Indian Ocean Qid 131.8: 'other' question for target Hindenburg disaster 131.8 1 vital ENDED PASSENGER AIRSHIP TRAVEL 131.8 2 okay LARGEST AIRSHIP 100 TONS 131.8 3 okay MOST FAMOUS AIR DISASTER 131.8 4 vital LIGHTNING STRIKE CAUSED EXPLOSION 131.8 5 vital DISASTER 6 MAY 1937 LAKEHURST NJ 131.8 6 vital FIRST EYEWITNESS RECORDED NEWS EVENT 131.8 7 okay EYEWITNESS REPORTER HERBERT MORRISON 131.8 8 okay SPEED HINDENBURG 80 MPH 131.8 9 vital FIRST CATASTROPHE SEEN IN MOVIES 131.8 10 okay 35 OF 97 PERISH 131.8 11 okay POWERED BY 4 MERCEDES ENGINES 131.8 12 okay HAD 10 PREVIOUS TRIPS TO AMERICA 131.8 13 okay HINDENBURG SYMBOL OF GERMAN NATIONAL PRIDE 131.8 14 okay RETURN BOOKED FOR KING GEO VI CORONATION 131.8 15 okay AIRSHIPS NOW USE HELIUM INERT GAS 131.8 16 okay HINDENBURG ENGULFED FLAMES 30 SECONDS 131.8 17 vital INFLATED WITH FLAMMABLE HYDROGEN Qid 132.6: 'other' question for target Kim Jong Il 132.6 1 vital Born in Khabarovsk, SU (according to western officials) 132.6 2 vital Born on Mount Paekdu (on the North Korea-China border) 132.6 3 vital Mother Kim Jung Sook (or Suk) 132.6 4 vital Known as Great Leader 132.6 5 okay He is good at brinkmanship 132.6 6 okay Rules with the aid of a personality cult 132.6 7 okay He is one of the world's most reclusive leaders. 132.6 8 okay Attended Kim Il Sung University. 132.6 9 okay Started working for the Central Committee of the Workers Party of Korea (WPK) in 1964. 132.6 10 okay Studied politics and economics (at Kim Il Sung University, in 1960). Qid 133.6: 'other' question for target Hurricane Mitch 133.6 1 vital The fourth-strongest Caribbean hurricane in this century 133.6 2 vital Category 5 133.6 3 vital Cost of damage, 5.3 billion U.S. dollars. (Accept billions) 133.6 4 vital Caused at least 10,000 deaths in Central America 133.6 5 okay Coffee output severely affected 133.6 6 okay Banana crop severely affected 133.6 7 okay 180 mph (290 kph) peak wind speed 133.6 8 okay Knocked out three-fourths of Honduras bridges and roads 133.6 9 okay Has destroyed tens of thousands of hectares of rice and maize fields 133.6 10 okay Florida is hit by remnants of hurricane 133.6 11 okay MEXICO is by hurricane Qid 134.6: 'other' question for target genome 134.6 1 okay Department of Energy was the first to propose that the human genome be sequenced 134.6 2 vital A's, G's, C's and T's, the letters (bases) in the genome's four-letter code 134.6 3 okay Michael Hunkapiller is a co-inventor of the first DNA sequencing machine 134.6 4 vital Only 3 percent of the human genome codes for genes 134.6 5 okay James Watson and Francis Crick discovered DNA's double helix (accept either) 134.6 6 okay Dr. J. Craig Venter, president of Celera 134.6 7 okay Dr. Francis Collins, head of the NIH's National Human Genome Research Institute(HGP) 134.6 8 okay HGP (Consortium) - all DNA data should be made freely available to all researchers 134.6 9 okay Celera - License data for profit 134.6 10 vital Sequencing (decoding) the genome - determining the order of the subunits or base pairs 134.6 11 okay HGP has spent 300 million dollars on sequencing human genome 134.6 12 okay Celera estimates 200 to 250 million dollars 134.6 13 okay Celera used whole genome shotgun approach 134.6 14 okay Celera making use of HGP data Qid 135.6: 'other' question for target Food-for-Oil Agreement 135.6 1 vital Purpose - To ease the hardship of the Iraqi people 135.6 2 vital proceeds to be used to purchase food, medicine and other humanitarian goods 135.6 3 vital U.N. allowed Iraq to sell 2 billion dollars worth of oil every six months 135.6 4 okay Increased to 5.2 billion dollars worth of oil every six months 135.6 5 okay 1.9 million barrels of oil a day are reaching the world market from Iraq 135.6 6 vital Authorized by UN Security Council's Resolution 986 135.6 7 okay UN let Iraq spend dlrs 300 million of oil-for-food revenues to buy spare parts for its oil industry 135.6 8 okay 151 U.N. observers should monitor the distribution of food supplies in central and southern Iraq 135.6 9 okay all contracts must be submitted to the U.N. Sanctions Committee for approval Qid 136.8: 'other' question for target Shiite 136.8 1 vital Prophet Mohamed died in 632 A.D. 136.8 2 vital Iran is largely a Shiite country 136.8 3 okay Shiites represent about 15 per cent in Pakistan 136.8 4 okay The Shiite Muslim Hezbollah, or the Party of God, has led the fight against Israel. 136.8 5 vital Imam Hussein is the grandson of Prophet Mohamed. 136.8 6 vital Imam Hussein is Shiite Islam's most revered saint. 136.8 7 okay Imam Hussein's tomb is at Karbala, Iraq. 136.8 8 okay Imam Hussein and 70 family members and followers died in a battle on the plain of Karbala 136.8 9 vital Imam Hussein's death is a key reason for Islam's split into the Sunni and Shiite sects. 136.8 10 okay Imam Reza was the 8th Imam of Shiite Muslims 136.8 11 okay Imam Reza is buried in Mashad, Iran. 136.8 12 okay Fatima Masoomeh, sister of the 8th Shiite Imam Reza 136.8 13 okay Lebanese Shiites make up more than one-third of Lebanon's population. 136.8 14 okay Shiites comprise about 65 percent of Iraq's population Qid 137.7: 'other' question for target Kinmen Island 137.7 1 vital Battle began Aug 23, 1958 137.7 2 vital -Treaty- each side would bombard every other day. 137.7 3 okay Kinmen was an almost daily target of a Chinese artillery bombardment 137.7 4 vital Situation continued until 1978 137.7 5 okay Kinmen remains heavily fortified 137.7 6 okay 50,000 civilian residents 137.7 7 okay raining 57,000 artillery shells in two hours 137.7 8 okay Continued for 44 days 137.7 9 okay Over 44 days, Beijing's forces fired half a million shells 137.7 10 okay Nantucket-sized or 59 square miles Qid 138.6: 'other' question for target International Bureau of Universal Postal Union (UPU) 138.6 1 okay Moussibahou Mazou from Congo (Brazzaville) was re-elected as deputy director general of the UPU. 138.6 2 vital 189 member countries 138.6 3 vital UPU convenes a congress every five years 138.6 4 okay 22nd congress held from August 23 to September 15, 1999 138.6 5 okay 2,300 representatives from 183 countries and 33 international organizations attended the 22nd congress 138.6 6 okay China was deprived of its legal membership in the UPU in April, 1951 138.6 7 okay UPU recognizes the People's Republic of China as the sole legal representative of China in the UPU on April 13, 1972. 138.6 8 vital responsible for postal affairs 138.6 9 vital The Congress is the supreme decision making body 138.6 10 vital The headquarters is in Bern, Switzerland 138.6 11 okay China was named to the chairmanship post of the CA of the UPU for the upcoming five-year term Qid 139.6: 'other' question for target Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) 139.6 1 vital OIC was initiated in Rabat, Morocco 139.6 2 vital The Islamic Summit Conference is the supreme body of the OIC 139.6 3 vital 56 member states 139.6 4 okay The Conference meets every three years or whenever the interests of the Muslim nations so require. 139.6 5 okay The OIC's second principal body is the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers. 139.6 6 okay The Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers meets every year 139.6 7 okay OIC organized peace committee on Afghanistan 139.6 8 vital Purpose to promote Islamic solidarity among member states 139.6 9 okay OIC has created the Standing Committee for Scientific and Technical Cooperation 139.6 10 okay OIC has created the Standing Committee for Economic and Trade Cooperation Qid 140.6: 'other' question for target PBGC 140.6 1 vital PBGC is a federal agency created by Congress 140.6 2 vital PBGC guarantees payment of basic pension benefits earned by workers and retirees. 140.6 3 vital PBGC is a self-financing government entity 140.6 4 okay In 1998, the agency paid $848 million in benefits to 210,000 people 140.6 5 okay In 1999, PBGC paid $902 million in benefits to 214,890 people 140.6 6 okay PBGC had a surplus of $7 billion in 1999 140.6 7 okay 1999 was fourth consecutive year in the black for PBGC 140.6 8 okay 20 years of deficits through 1993 140.6 9 okay A separate account kept by PBGC to insure pension plans that are jointly sponsored by several employers had a surplus of $199 million in 1999. 140.6 10 okay The PBGC insures nearly 40,000 private pension plans 140.6 11 okay The PBGC covers 43 million Americans 140.6 12 okay PBGC is searching for 9,887 people who worked for about 1,400 employers 140.6 13 okay James Keightley is the pension agency's general counsel