7.13.01: Questions for the 2nd 2001 TIC Webhunt.

1. What day did Street Fighter Alpha 1 hit the united states arcades? (Spark)
2. Who ranked 1st place in the most recent DDR tournament at Arcade Infinity in Los Angeles, and what song did he play? (Spark)
3. How many Napster icons does Kass's friend Angelina have on her computer desktop? (Kass)
4. In the Anime Card Captor Sakura, how did Sakura capture the Song card? (Kass)
5. What are the names of all the wild things in Maurice Sendak's story/picture book of the same name? (Tom)
6. What bit of historical engineering did Professor Morteza Gharib engage in recently? (Tom)
7. What is the most expensive Gundam model kit? (Quad)
8. Which non-Final Fantasy game includes the Prelude theme? (Quad)
9. In the 15th episode of which season of Friends does Ross play rugby? (Kati)
10. In the jelly belly configuration of the painting The American Gothic, what main flavor is the house made of? (Kati)
11. What mailing for entering freshmen at Stanford for the 2001-2002 school year is due on August 17? (Maris)
12. Name 4 Indiana Jones PC games. (Bigi)
13. In Lucas Arts' Maniac Mansion there were around 6 or 7 main characters. In Maniac Mansion 2 (Day of the Tentacle) there were only 3. Who was the only main character that appeared in both? (Bigi)
14. Find a picture of the Autobot leader from Transformer Zone. (Ozzie)
15. Where can you run a virtual lemonade stand online? (David)
16. Who scored the only goal, and when, in Mexico's win over Brazil in yesterday's Copa America match?(Lloyd)

read Tom's essay on the 2030 weblog...

if you're reading this at 11:30 Thursday evening, you'll see Tom's writing as it progresses. quite an interesting thing to observe, actually...

Kass has updated as well. go there now. (K: i wish i were singing Carmina Burana with you and the SF Symphony. how sweet that must be! and no, i have no idea what the story is behind the title. i do know that Carl Orff wrote in a kind of 'pidgin' and/or mishmash of vulgar [vulgate?] Latin, and German.)

11:51 a.m.
Aaron has updated, too. in his Java class this morning, as usual; but this is okay since he aced the quiz today. he's entitled. ;-) anyway, the stuff he writes about is typically intense. read it to know what's real. there's a lot of crap on the web now, but web-writing like Aaron's is what really makes the cyberworld real for me.

Tom's weblog is a fugue. a fugue can't be composed without inspiration. do others among you get your best ideas from the shower as well? ;-) (not that that's in Tom's writing; he told me this on IM last night.)

Ozzie, Tom, Trev and I are going to catch X-Men this evening, after TIC! Anyone else wanna come along? It'll be at a theatre in Jack London Square, hopefully we can get tix for a showing at a reasonable time, 7:00 or 7:35.

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