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INTERNATIONAL CINEMA SHOWCASE |
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This imposing American landmark is seen here as it looked in 1876 |
(Ken: The beginning of it, yeah.)
the Washington Monument
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"Das Boot" portrayed both boredom & terror aboard one of these German craft during World War II |
a U-boat
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A method of assigning letter grades based on rank among the class is called "grading on" this, perhaps a bell one |
a curve
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This "fruity" smartphone was a big hit when it debuted in 2002... then came the iPhone & Android |
the BlackBerry
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Any mammal, including people, can contract this rhabdovirus disease affecting the nervous system & salivary glands |
rabies
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A boxer trying to get down to, say, 135 or 175 pounds for a fight is attempting to "make" this |
weight
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Successful "Little" author seen here |
Alcott
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"The Motorcycle Diaries" dramatized a life-changing road trip by this future ally of Fidel Castro |
Che Guevara
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This president with only a little time at school called education "the most important subject which we... can be engaged in" |
(Nick: Who is Washington?)
Lincoln
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This wireless technology is named for a 10th century Viking king |
Bluetooth
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A lack of phosphate, vitamin D or calcium can cause this bone disease in children |
rickets
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To discern, to complete writing a check or to engage in kissing, you "make" this |
out
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A 19th century political cartoon by British cartoonist James Gillray shows this man cutting up a globe |
Napoleon
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Bérénice Bejo played 1920s actress Peppy Miller in this 2011 multi-Oscar winner from France |
(ed: I have to ring in?) (Ken: Somebody could.) ... (ed: Oh, my goodness...)
The Artist
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Sounding like an advantage in a foot race, this program recognizes parents as a child's first & most influential teacher |
Head Start
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Karl Ferdinand Braun shared a 1909 Nobel Prize with this man for "the development of wireless telegraphy" |
(Sandy: Who is Morse?) (Nick: Who is Bell?)
Marconi
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It's what the R in the MMR vaccine stands for |
(Ken: Yeah, new dad knows that one.)
rubella
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To act with speed, you "make" this, also said to make waste |
haste
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This Russian seen here set the table for future chemists |
(Ken: The periodic table, in fact, that's [*].)
Mendeleev
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"City of God" is about 2 boys growing up in a violent favela in this South American country |
Brazil
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This term for a list of items to be covered in a course is from the Greek for "parchment label" |
(Ken: ed, how much do you know about TEACHING? What do you want to do here?) (ed: Oh boy, this is--this is tricky. Um... I believe I would like to wager $4,000; I hear that's a good wager.) (Ken: Okay, we'll see; it depends on the bet. Here's your clue in TEACHING...) ... (Ken: Yeah, not a hard one for a professor.)
a syllabus
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Before home pay-per-view, if you wanted to see a big fight like Ali-Frazier, you went to a theater to watch it on CCTV, this |
(Sandy: What is closed-caption television?)
closed-circuit television
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Parents are advised not to give children aspirin because of its link to this potentially fatal syndrome |
Reye syndrome
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An attempt that'll end in success or utter disaster is described in the rhyming phrase "make or..." |
break
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Pictured here around 1890, he was the original "Iron Man" |
Bismarck
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The 2011 Oscar for Best Foreign Film went to director Asghar Farhadi's "A Separation", the first winner from this country |
(Sandy: What is Afghanistan?)
Iran
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This organization started in 1990 with 500 idealistic young people working in schools in low-income communities |
Teach for America
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In 1962 NASA teamed with AT&T to create this, the first active communications satellite |
(ed: Bring it!) (Ken: I will bring it.) [Laughter]
Telstar
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These viruses responsible for many respiratory infections share part of their name with a pachyderm |
rhinoviruses
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Something that serves as a substitute, especially of an expedient nature, is "make-" this |
do
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