2013 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- TOC Day 6

[DadofTwins]

Here it is. The last one.

Credits and Medal ceremony tomorrow. I get home from work around 6:30 Central most Fridays, so unless something (else) weird happens tune in then for the final numbers.

Day 4 Scores

75: AustinPowers
75: lemonsun
75: Schliemann
66: TomKBaltimoreBoy
63: cbec
63: EndlessEntropy
52: SwanShadow
51: DJDaveMick
46: sherder
44: demomoke
44: nlw44
41: Coelacanth
36: jay
35: Billy Pilgrim
35: PowerofHoodoo
33: cinemaniax7
33: Peggles
17: Woof
11: mujason

Scoreboard Update Through Day 4:

291: TomKBaltimoreBoy
288: lemonsun
288: Schliemann
276: Austin Powers
264: cbec
247: sherder
245: Coelacanth
242: EndlessEntropy
234: DJDaveMick
233: SwanShadow
218: demomoke
218: nlw44
209: cinemaniax7
203: PowerofHoodoo
199: jay
190: Billy Pilgrim
176: Woof
175: mujason
172: Peggles

Clues below.

Good luck.

[DadofTwins]

PHARMACEUTICAL ABBREVIATIONS

Give the English instructions that would be given if a prescription has these directions:

2: a.u. (which equals a.d. plus a.s.)

4: h.s. (on a drug like Ambien)

6: dieb. alt. (sometimes seen at Q. O. D.)

8: a.c. (typically allow an hour, so the medicine can interact with an empty stomach)

10: p.r. (or, maybe, R. O. A., on a prescription for an anticonvulsant or antiemetic)

MODERN ART

3: Andy Warhol's work “National Velvet” is a series of silkscreens of this actress on horseback.

6: One of this artist's favorite – and, in his hands, most controversial – subject was the American flag, of which he created a triple portrait in 1958.

9: One of this French artist's first “readymades” was a snow shovel he signed, calling it “Prelude to a Broken Arm.”

12: He and his wife Elaine were part of the New York School, characterized by abstract expressionism and “action painting.”

15: This Swiss-born artist who taught at the Bauhaus school created the controversial “Twittering Machine” while teaching in Dusseldorf.

[DadofTwins]

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[Austin Powers]

Spoiler

PHARMACEUTICAL ABBREVIATIONS

Give the English instructions that would be given if a prescription has these directions:

2: a.u. (which equals a.d. plus a.s.)

put in both ears

4: h.s. (on a drug like Ambien)

right before bed

6: dieb. alt. (sometimes seen at Q. O. D.)

take every other day

8: a.c. (typically allow an hour, so the medicine can interact with an empty stomach)

take before meals

10: p.r. (or, maybe, R. O. A., on a prescription for an anticonvulsant or antiemetic)

"in the butt"

MODERN ART

3: Andy Warhol's work “National Velvet” is a series of silkscreens of this actress on horseback.

Taylor

6: One of this artist's favorite – and, in his hands, most controversial – subject was the American flag, of which he created a triple portrait in 1958.

Johns

9: One of this French artist's first “readymades” was a snow shovel he signed, calling it “Prelude to a Broken Arm.”

Duchamp

12: He and his wife Elaine were part of the New York School, characterized by abstract expressionism and “action painting.”

Willem de Kooning

15: This Swiss-born artist who taught at the Bauhaus school created the controversial “Twittering Machine” while teaching in Dusseldorf.

Klee

[cinemaniax7]

Spoiler

2: use in both ears
4: take at bedtime
6: take every other day
8: take before meals
10: use in rectum

3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Jasper Johns
9: Duchamps
12: de Kooning
15: Klee

[sherder]

Spoiler

2: use in both ears
4: take at bedtime
6: take every other day
8: take before meals
10: use rectally

3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Jasper Johns
9: Clam
12: de Kooning
15: Clam

[Woof]

Spoiler

PHARMACEUTICAL ABBREVIATIONS

2: both ears
4: at bedtime
6: every other day?
8: before meals?
10: CLAM

MODERN ART

3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Johns
9: Duchamp
12: De Kooning?
15: Klee?

Thanks for the great SHC questions, DoT! The TOC questions kicked my behind, but it was good fun nonetheless.

[cbec]

Spoiler

PHARMACEUTICAL ABBREVIATIONS

2: Both ears

4: Take at bedtime

6: Every other day

8: Before eating

10: Insert rectally

MODERN ART

3: Taylor

6: Johns

9: Duchamp

12: DeKooning

15: Klee

[SwanShadow]

Spoiler

PHARMACEUTICAL ABBREVIATIONS

2: What is "in both ears"?

4: What is "at bedtime"?

6: What is "on alternating days"?

8: What is "before eating"?

10: What is "rectally"? (Or, in game show terminology, "In the butt, Bob.")

MODERN ART

3: Who is Elizabeth Taylor?

6: Who is Jasper Johns?

9: Who is Duchamp?

12: Who is de Kooning?

15: Who is Klee?

[EndlessEntropy]

Spoiler

2: Put in both ears
4: At bedtime
6: Use every other day
8: Before meals
10: Use by rectum

3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Jasper Johns
9: Duchamp
12:
15: Paul Klee

[TomKBaltimoreBoy]

PHARMACEUTICAL ABBREVIATIONS

Give the English instructions that would be given if a prescription has these directions:

Spoiler

2: a.u. (which equals a.d. plus a.s.) What is in both ears?

4: h.s. (on a drug like Ambien) What is at bedtime?

6: dieb. alt. (sometimes seen at Q. O. D.) What is every other day?

8: a.c. (typically allow an hour, so the medicine can interact with an empty stomach) What is before eating?

10: p.r. (or, maybe, R. O. A., on a prescription for an anticonvulsant or antiemetic) What is in the rectum?

MODERN ART

Spoiler

3: Andy Warhol's work “National Velvet” is a series of silkscreens of this actress on horseback. Who was Elizabeth Taylor?

6: One of this artist's favorite – and, in his hands, most controversial – subject was the American flag, of which he created a triple portrait in 1958. Who was Jasper Johns?

9: One of this French artist's first “readymades” was a snow shovel he signed, calling it “Prelude to a Broken Arm.” Who was Duchamps?

12: He and his wife Elaine were part of the New York School, characterized by abstract expressionism and “action painting.” Who was de Kooning?

15: This Swiss-born artist who taught at the Bauhaus school created the controversial “Twittering Machine” while teaching in Dusseldorf. Who was Paul Klee?

[DJDaveMick]

Spoiler

2: insert in both ears
4: take before bedtime
6: take every other day
8: take before meals
10: CLAM

3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Jasper Johns
9: Marcel Duchamp
12: Willem deKooning
15: Paul Klee

[demomoke]

Spoiler

PHARMACEUTICAL ABBREVIATIONS
2: both ears
4: when going to bed
6: every other day
8: before eating
10: take rectally

MODERN ART
3: Elizabeth Taylor
6:
9: Marcel Duchamp
12:
15:

[Schliemann]

Spoiler

both ears
before bed
take every other day
before a meal
take rectally

Liz Taylor
jasper johns
Marcel duchamps
willem de kooning
Paul klee

thanks DoT!

[nlw44]

Spoiler

2 - both ears
4 - hours of sleep (at bedtime)
6 - every other day
8 - before a meal
10 - per (or via) rectum

3 - Taylor
6 - Johns
9 - Duchamp
12 - deKooning
15 - Klee

[PowerofHoodoo]

Spoiler

Pharmaceutical Abbreviations
2:
4: at bed time
6: every other day
8: before meals
10: as needed

Modern Art
3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Jasper Johns
9: Marcel Duchamp
12: Willem de Kooning
15: Klee

Edited to add: Thanks again, Dad!

[Peggles]

Spoiler

2. both ears

4. at bedtime

6. every other day

8. before meals

10. up the old wazoo - in the rectun

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3. Liz Taylor

6. J Johns?

9. Duchamp?

12. CLAMMO

15. Klee? (my stock answer to Swiss artist)

[mujason]

Spoiler

2: clam
4: clam
6: clam
8: before eating?
10: clam

3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Jasper Johns
9: Marcel Duchamp
12: Pollock?
15: Klee?

[lemonsun]

Spoiler

2: Administer in both ears
4: Take at bedtime
6: Take every other day
8: Take before meals
10: Administer through the rectum (Take through the rectum sounds a little naughty!)

3: Elizabeth Taylor
6: Jasper Johns
9: Marcel Duchamp
12: Willem de Kooning
15: Paul Klee

[billy pilgrim]

Spoiler

2 in both ears
4 before bed
6 --------
8 before eating
10 -----
3 liz taylor
6 jasper johns
9 -------
12 -------
15 paul klee