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EXTREMELY RANDOM CALCULATIONS |
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Italy has 59 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including this city & its lagoon |
Venice
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In 2023 this author of "Jazz" & "The Bluest Eye" was honored on a U.S. stamp, unveiled at Princeton, where she taught |
Morrison
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A Brussels museum has a "Landscape with the Fall of" him, later than the famous one, this time with Daedalus still up in the air |
Icarus
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It's a tchotchke or doodad, perhaps the "Virginia is for lovers" key chain picked up on a vacation |
souvenir
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Total degrees in a circle divided by justices on the U.S. Supreme Court |
(Ken: 360 over 9.)
40
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Waking up in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles", Steve realizes the hand of this late, great actor is not between 2 pillows |
(John) Candy
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Head to this Thai capital to see the Grand Palace or the Emerald Buddha |
Bangkok
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She's the author of "The Kitchen God's Wife" & "The Bonesetter's Daughter" |
Amy Tan
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Picasso liked to draw this bird, also his daughter's name translated from Spanish |
(Ken: Jesse?) (Jesse: What's a... [*]?) ... (Ken: Paloma Picasso, Paloma meaning [*]. Good guess.)
dove
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According to National Geographic, the world's largest man-made one by surface area is Lake Volta in Ghana |
a reservoir
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Traditional number of Hercules' labors times books in the Pentateuch |
(Ken: 12 times 5, you got it.)
60
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In 2021 Mr. Steve Martin co-created this Hulu series where New Yorkers are just droppin' like flies |
Only Murders in the Building
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Tourists who make their way to these islands 600 miles off South America often miss the fur seals, which love rocky & shady areas |
(Jesse: What are the Falklands?) ... (Ken: I bet you considered both.) (Jesse: Yes.)
the Galápagos
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Early in his career, this author of "The Corrections" earned extra money working in a seismology lab at Harvard |
Franzen
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Van Gogh is among those who painted the parable of this "Good" guy who helped someone in need |
the Good Samaritan
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Gurez & Changthangi are sheep breeds from this disputed place on the Indian subcontinent |
Kashmir
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ML in Roman numerals minus Douglas Adams' answer to "life, the universe and everything" |
(Ken: 1,050 minus 42 is [*].)
1,008
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This title Daryl Hannah character says to Steve, "You have a big nose! You have a beautiful, great, big, flesh-&-bone nose!" |
Roxanne
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The Bab Agnaou is one of the gates in the wall around the medina of this Moroccan city |
Marrakesh
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This alliterative author of Western novels wrote several Hopalong Cassidy books under the pen name Tex Burns |
Louis L'Amour
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17th century Dutch people you can see at the Rijksmuseum include 34 in "The Night Watch" by Rembrandt & one in the work seen here by him |
Vermeer
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This word for a slaughterhouse is borrowed from French |
abattoir
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Number of U.S. states in 1958 divided by the number of our solar system's planets after Pluto's demotion |
(Ken: 48 over 8, right.)
6
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OK, so it's complicated--in "It's Complicated", Steve's co-star was this man, also Steve's co-host for the Oscars |
Alec Baldwin
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Among China's many tourist offerings is this temple in Hunan, famous for its kung fu monks |
Shaolin
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This 1895 graduate of the University of Nebraska was both managing editor of the school paper & literary editor of her yearbook |
Willa Cather
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The violence of the works in this early 20th century art style made critic Louis Vauxcelles call the painters "wild beasts" |
Fauvism
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This word can refer to a pirate in the Mediterranean Sea from the 16th to 19th century |
(Ken: This one ends I-aargh; it's [*].)
a corsair
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Forbes' annual wealthiest Americans minus Fortune's annual biggest U.S. companies by revenue |
(Mira: Oh--uh, what is 1,500?) (Deb: What is 500?) ... (Ken: It's 400 minus 500 so it's [*].)
-100
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After Steve asks Lily Tomlin why she thinks she'll come back from the dead in this 1984 film, Lily replies, "Because I'm rich" |
All of Me
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