Summer Hiatus Challenge 2017--Round 2, Day 2

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Though the R1D6 replacement question is still outstanding, it looks like Clue Jungry has clinched the round 1 title, with a score of 416. Congratulations!

As a reminder, everyone who hasn't played round 1 is still welcome to play it for the wildcard points.

I also thank Clue Jungry for today's guest category.

On to R2D2 (DadofTwins already exhausted all the good Star Wars jokes).

[rjaguar3]

INVENTIONS & DISCOVERIES

2: To demonstrate his invention of the phonograph, in 1877 this prolific inventor recited "Mary had a little lamb" for recording on a tinfoil covered cylinder.

4: In an 1807 trial run, this inventor's steamboat went from New York to Albany in 32 hours.

6: In 1928, this Nobel Prize winner discovered that staphylococcus-free zones appeared around a mold culture he called penicillin.

8: When Wilson Greatbatch added the wrong resistor to a circuit, he got intermittent electrical pulses, leading to this implantable invention.

10: In an 1854 demo at New York's Crystal Palace, this inventor rode his elevator and had the rope cut--his safety brake stopped the fall.

CALENDAR WOMEN
By Clue Jungry. This category is about women whose names have a calendar term in them (whether in English or another language).

3: Happy New Year to this actress who played Betty Draper on “Mad Men”

6: October Gonzalez is the DJ on this new game show hosted by Jamie Foxx

9: Reese Witherspoon won an Academy Award for portraying this country music legend

12: This rocker’s 2002 debut album “Let Go” includes the hits “Complicated” and "Sk8er Boi”

15: This political activist and partner of Annie Leibovitz published the “On Photography” essays in 1977

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Answer template:

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Answers:

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INVENTIONS & DISCOVERIES

2: To demonstrate his invention of the phonograph, in 1877 this prolific inventor recited "Mary had a little lamb" for recording on a tinfoil covered cylinder.
(THOMAS) EDISON

4: In an 1807 trial run, this inventor's steamboat went from New York to Albany in 32 hours.
(ROBERT) FULTON

6: In 1928, this Nobel Prize winner discovered that staphylococcus-free zones appeared around a mold culture he called penicillin.
(SIR ALEXANDER) FLEMING

8: When Wilson Greatbatch added the wrong resistor to a circuit, he got intermittent electrical pulses, leading to this implantable invention.
PACEMAKER

10: In an 1854 demo at New York's Crystal Palace, this inventor rode his elevator and had the rope cut--his safety brake stopped the fall.
(ELISHA) OTIS

CALENDAR WOMEN
By Clue Jungry. This category is about women whose names have a calendar term in them (whether in English or another language).

3: Happy New Year to this actress who played Betty Draper on “Mad Men”
(JANUARY) JONES

6: October Gonzalez is the DJ on this new game show hosted by Jamie Foxx
BEAT SHAZAM

9: Reese Witherspoon won an Academy Award for portraying this country music legend
(JUNE) CARTER (CASH)

12: This rocker’s 2002 debut album “Let Go” includes the hits “Complicated” and "Sk8er Boi”
(AVRIL) LAVIGNE (Avril is French for April)

15: This political activist and partner of Annie Leibovitz published the “On Photography” essays in 1977
(SUSAN) SONTAG (Sontag is German for Sunday)

[teapot37]

SpoilerShow

INVENTIONS & DISCOVERIES

2. Edison
4. Fulton
6. Fleming
8. pacemaker
10. Otis

CALENDAR WOMEN

3. January Jones
6. Beat Shazam
9. June Carter Cash
12. Avril Lavigne
15. ?

[immaf]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Flemming
8: pacemaker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: CLAM
9: CLAM
12: Avril Lavigne ?
15: CLAM
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[Steppenwolf]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: pacemaker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12: April Levigne
15:

[Wpwells]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: Pacemaker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12: Avril Lavigne
15: CLAM

[KellyLasiter]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: CRAP! I know this but it's not coming to me. CLAM
6: Lister
8: pacemaker
10: CLAM

3: January Jones
6: CLAM
9: June Carter Cash
12: Avril Lavigne
15: CLAM

Top

[Foretopman]

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2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: pacemaker
10: Otis

3: clam
6: clam
9: June Carter Cash
12: clam
15: clam

[clt013]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: Pacemaker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12: Avril Lavigne
15:

[billy pilgrim]

SpoilerShow

2 edison
4 fulton
6 fleming
8 pacemaker
10 otis

3 january jones
6 beat shazam
9 june carter cash
12 avril levigne
15 susan sontag

[jsm378]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6:
8: Pace Maker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12: Avril Lavigne
15:

[Vintsanity]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: pacemaker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12: Avril Lavigne
15:

[Leander]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: Pacemaker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12:
15: Susan Sontag
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[cbec]

SpoilerShow

INVENTIONS & DISCOVERIES

2: Edison

4: Fulton

6: Fleming

8: Pacemaker

10: Otis

CALENDAR WOMEN
By Clue Jungry. This category is about women whose names have a calendar term in them (whether in English or another language).

3: January Jones

6: Beat Shazam

9: June Carter Cash

12: April Lavigne

15: Susan Sontag

[Volante]

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2: edison
4: fulton
6: fleming
8: pacemaker
10: otis

3: january jones
6:
9: june carter cash
12: april lavigne
15:

[quarterrican]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: Pacemaker
10:

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12: Avril Lavigne
15:

[MarkBarrett]

SpoilerShow

2: T.A. Edison
4: Robert Fulton
6: Alexander Fleming
8:
10: Elisha Otis

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter
12: Avril Lavigne
15:

[This Is Kirk!]

SpoilerShow

2: Edison
4: Fulton
6: Fleming
8: pacemaker
10: Otis

3: January Jones
6: Beat Shazam
9: June Carter Cash
12: Avril Lavigne
15: