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trivia 9/2
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A hurricane releases 50 trillion to 200 trillion watts of heat energy. This is as much energy as a 10-megaton nuclear bomb exploding every 20 minutes.-


1. What are the sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first
Emperor of a unified China, made of ?
2. What is Manchego?
a. - a Wine
b. - a Bread
c. - a Pepper
d. - a Cheese
3. This self proclaimed "soldier for peace" was Israel's fifth Prime
Minister and the first to be assassinated in office. Who was he?
4. What is the highest number shown on a standard dartboard?
5. Its formal name was the Unification Church, and many people called its
members 'Moonies'. In which country was this controversial organization
founded?
6. On the subject of pastry, what's another name for mille feuille ?
7. What band sings the seventies song, "Jive Talkin"?
8. Which of all animal life has the highest blood pressure ?

TRUTH OR CRAP ??
In 2010, the governor of New Mexico decided the time was right and pardoned
one of the State’s most notorious outlaws – Billy the Kid.
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1. Terracotta
2. - d
3. Yitzhak Rabin
4. - 20
5. South Korea
6. Napoleon
7. The Bee Gees
8. Giraffe

CRAP !!
Well, not quite !
Although it was discussed, descendants of Pat Garrett, the famed lawman who
bushwhacked Billy, opposed the pardon, so it was denied.
More people said they favor a pardon for Billy the Kid than oppose the idea
after Gov. Bill Richardson's office set up a website and e-mail address to
take comments on a possible posthumous pardon for Billy.
The website was created in mid-December after Albuquerque attorney Randi
McGinn petitioned for a pardon, contending New Mexico Territorial Gov. Lew
Wallace promised one in return for the Kid's testimony in a murder case
against three men.
Billy the Kid, also known as William Bonney or Henry McCarty, was shot to
death by Sheriff Pat Garrett in July 1881, a few months after escaping from
the Lincoln County jail where he was awaiting hanging for Brady's death. He
killed two deputies while escaping, but McGinn's pardon request does not
cover those deaths.
 
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