Candace Rae

Ok so alot of updates! First.. I went to the greenday concert and it was blooooooody great!!! :) Has anyone ever seen them?

This is the link to the little video I took :)

http://www.facebook.com/CandaceRae1?ref=name#/video/video.php?v=132891355970

landed...:)

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Score as it stands.

I will be throwing in some harder questions this weekend, and some you can't find on goggle.

Jump in anytime to play, start any day, you never know!.. ;) You might leapfrog!

http://twitter.com/CandaceRae

9 points
@danielcollins


8 points
@fairweatherfrnd
@A_Boy_Named_Hsu
@vicsoto
@Tigger761


5 points
@ajdlp1
@darthmyers

3 points
@MackDuncan
@tudrynj

2 points
@bryanalaspa

1 point
@spookymulder74
@schpike84
@oakleyswitch

Yesterdays questions.



What animal is on the Canadian quarter?
the CARIBOU


@bryanalaspa
@fairweatherfrnd
@A_Boy_Named_Hsu
@danielcollins
@ajdlp1
@darthmyers
@vicsoto
@@Tigger761


Break.com was originally called?

Answer : Big Boys.com

@MackDuncan
@danielcollins
@ajdlp1
@A_Boy_Named_Hsu
@keithrichman
@fairweatherfrnd
@vicsoto


What was the first soft drink to be consumed in outer space?

coca cola

@A_Boy_Named_Hsu
@fairweatherfrnd
@Tigger761
@danielcollins
@darthmyers
@vicsoto
@tudrynj

In the movie pulp fiction what time was it on all clocks?
420

@fairweatherfrnd
@A_Boy_Named_Hsu
@Tigger761
@danielcollins
@darthmyers
@vicsoto

Trivia Q8: The band Rush- What does YYZ, from the 1981 'Moving Pictures' album, stand for?

Toronto airport

@A_Boy_Named_Hsu
@Tigger761
@fairweatherfrnd
@danielcollins
@darthmyers
@vicsoto

Twitter Trivia results after Day 1

( I put the picture with the gun up to tell you I mean business! )


http://twitter.com/CandaceRae


Here are the results... please jump in any time to play. Some questions are worth more then one point, and there will be many bonus questions! :)

4 points

@Tigger761
@danielcollins

3 points
@vicsoto
@fairweatherfrnd
@ajdlp1
@A_Boy_Named_Hsu

2 points
@MackDuncan
@tudrynj

1 point
@darthmyers
@spookymulder74
@schpike84
@bryanalaspa
@oakleyswitch
@doughboy71
@mrsimps4

The questions from yesterday...

Question 1.
In the show Cheers, what was the name of the bar that always played practical jokes on the gang at Cheers?

Answer:
Gary's Old Time Tavern

Who got it right..

@darthmyers(1)
@MackDuncan(1)
@vicsoto(1)
@spookymulder74(1)
@fairweatherfrnd(1)
@tudrynj(1)
@schpike84(1)
@bryanalaspa(1)
@ajdlp1(1)
@oakleyswitch(1)
@A_Boy_Named_Hsu(1)
@Tigger761(1)
@danielcollins(1)

2.What year was the sudden-death overtime period adopted by the NFL?

Answer

1974 for the season and regular season. 1941 for the playoffs

1 point for 1974-
1 point if you got 1941.


Who got it right...

@A_Boy_Named_Hsu (1)
@vicsoto (2)
@fairweatherfrnd(1)
@ajdlp1(1)
@Tigger761(2)
@danielcollins (2)
@doughboy71(1)
@mrsimps4(1)

Question:
Where is the secret entrance to Apu's rooftop garden?

Answer
Behind the non-alcoholic beer ( sorry "in the cartoon" or "in the cooler/ fridge" was not accepted)

Who got it right....

@fairweatherfrnd(1)
@ajdlp1(1)
@Tigger761(1)
@A_Boy_Named_Hsu(1)
@danielcollins(1)
@tudrynj(1)
@MackDuncan(1)



Thanks to everyone who played, remember jump in anytime to play. If someone is off twitter that day, or misses questions you could leap frog and win a 24 pack of beer of your choice, my treat!

Okay, here ya go!

Ron Paul, the popular Republican Congressman from Texas, is ripping into the president and Congress for what he sees as their “goal” with round after round of stimulus: complete economic collapse.

His speech

Short term: Cut taxes by 50%. That will light up the economy for the short term. Yes, we will have to make sacrifices like not running around the world killing brown people, or giving very expensive (and illegal) weapons to other nations so that they can kill brown people, but I for one an willing to make that sacrifice.

Long term: We have given away our manufacturing to other countries for the last 30 years. Our government actually gave tax breaks to corporations to make it easier to send high paying American jobs to other countries, then scratched their heads trying to figure out why Americans stopped buying things and worse, were suddenly unable to make the payments on their mortgages and credit cards!

Rather than deal with the loss of manufacturing back when it was still a small issue, the government covered up the loss of manufacturing jobs with the so-called "service economy"; the theory that you can prosper a nation by doing each others' laundry for a fee. From the point of view of the government (composed of politicians only thinking in terms of the next election) this was a great plan because tax revenues still poured into government coffers from all the services. Problem was that while money transferred from the private sector to the government, no new money was coming into the system. Inevitably that leads to a point in time where people start doing their own laundry again and tax revenues dry up.

So, here we are, dirty clothes piling up. unable to find work, unable to pay the bills, unable to buy new products, and unable to manufacture.

We cannot simply re-open the old factories. We could spend 100 years playing catch up to the nations who now lead the US in manufacturing, if we manufacture what they manufacture, and those foreign governments, much wiser than our own, will not allow their leads to evaporate. Look how Japan has committed to better computers and robots (while the US commits to making better bombs).

If we are to save our nation, we need a national commitment to new technology development. Not just refinement of what already exists but a leap way beyond, into totally new and portable energy sources (not just storage), photonics, large scale ultra-cheap desalinization, and of course ideas not yet thought of.

We need a revived CIVILIAN space program to jump start our technology the way the Apollo missions jump started our technology in the 1960s. Or we need a new Manhattan project devoted to the development of commercial technologies. We need to create something that ONLY the United States knows how to make, and that the rest of the world will want to buy.

Above all we need to recreate our national culture so that the products are the focus and value of a company, not the stock options. We need to remember that it is the beans and not the counting of the beans that makes real wealth. Above all, we need to reverse the trend that abandoned products as a way to make money and made money itself the product.
These are the ONLY things which can save our economy and our nation from economic collapse.

This best moves....

What was your favorite song?

Please check out more picture on Winnipeg's Best Rock, Power 97. Thanks again guys for the welcome. Good to be back in the peg :)

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