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JAMES BEARD CHEF OF THE YEAR |
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3 astronauts are marooned in the future in the Nebula Award-winning 1976 novella this city, this city, "Do You Read?" |
Houston
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At a 657 battle during the First Fitna, or Civil War, fighting stopped after soldiers put pages of this on their lances |
the Quran
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Fog & mist are considered types of this, though they don't come out of a can |
an aerosol
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In 2013 David Chang won for his noodle restaurant Momofuku, named for the inventor of this instant noodle dish |
(Sanjay: [*], what is [**]? College.) [Laughter]
Ramen noodles (ramen)
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In photosynthesis, green plants use sunlight & carbon dioxide to produce this simple sugar as an energy source |
glucose
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Just imagine the crossover episode of "Elementary" & "Friends", as both took place primarily on this island |
Manhattan
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This Englishwoman's novella "The Lifted Veil" had a prophetic title, as it was soon revealed that George was a pseudonym |
George Eliot
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A dispute over the rightful successor to Muhammad splintered Islam into these 2 main rival branches |
Sunni & Shia
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Tree sloths are tinged green not with envy but with a type of this that grows in their fur |
algae
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In addition to winning in 1997 for the French Laundry, Thomas Keller created the look of the title dish of this 2007 Pixar film |
Ratatouille
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This "ancient life" geologic era ended about 250 million years ago as most species on Earth died out |
Paleozoic
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The Arrow, Swan & Pearl stations were all created by the Dharma Initiative for the island on this show |
Lost
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Thomas Mann wrote a 1903 novella about an unheroic guy ironically titled this name of Isolde's lover |
Tristan
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A caliphate established in Baghdad in the 8th century endured until the 1258 sack of the city by these Asian invaders |
the Mongols
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Before some of them fuse together, your spine consists of 33 of these bones |
vertebrae
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Born in Spain, he was the 2011 James Beard Chef of the Year & the 2018 James Beard Humanitarian of the Year |
(José) Andrés
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Discovered in 1956, this subatomic particle with no charge & very little mass is part of a family of particles called leptons |
(Austin: What is a neutron?)
neutrinos
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This show was rebooted in 1998 with Malcolm McDowell as Mr. Roarke; Michael Pena played the role in the 2020 film |
Fantasy Island
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Melville House Press offers classic novellas in book form, & of course included the tale of this title sailor by Melville himself |
Billy Budd
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After winning the 1187 Battle of Hattin, this sultan personally beheaded a crusader who had broken a Muslim-Christian truce |
Saladin
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Originating in Valencia, Spain, it's the tasty dish seen here |
paella
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Alice Waters, the first woman to win the award, won for Chez Panisse in this California college town |
(Sanjay: She pioneered locally sourced and organic vegetables.)
Berkeley
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Used to make nuclear fuel, impure uranium oxide is known by this "colorful" name |
yellowcake
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A 1981 made-for-TV movie saw this basketball team pitted against robots, with the fate of "Gilligan's Island" on the line |
the Harlem Globetrotters
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In English, "Cronica de Una Muerte Anunciada" by Gabriel García Márquez is titled "Chronicle of" this |
a Death Foretold
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The Arabic word for this Mystic form of Islam is Tasawwuf, "to dress in wool", as early adherents are thought to have done |
Sufism
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They're those tiny little bumps on the surface of your tongue |
papillae
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2010 was good for this man, he won a James Beard award for Craft, his restaurant, & an Emmy, for "Top Chef" on Bravo |
(Tom) Colicchio
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This physicist's effect is the change in a wave's frequency based on this relative motion between observer & source |
the Doppler effect
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Sissy Spacek & Sam Shepard ran an inn in the Florida Keys on this "sanguine" Netflix show |
Bloodline
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