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The Quizzing Order Of Merit was designed to recognise the achievements of quizzers at our sanctioned quiz events.
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There are currently 10 venues confirmed for the 3 November Quizzing Grand Prix: Birmingham (Halesowen), Bristol, Canterbury, Glasgow, Grimsby, London (Bloomsbury), London (Kingston), Middlesbrough, Oxford, Warrington - and we expect to have venues in Cardiff and Edinburgh.
LEARN MOREI'm very sad to have to tell you all that our friend, Ken Owen, has died suddenly. I don't know any details, but I will let you know where and when his funeral is when I can.
Doubtless we here in Quizzing Towers add our voices to those of 157 participants across the UK who will thank Jack Bennett for supplying this month’s GP set. From the scores it’s obvious his quiz was one of the most accessible we’ve ever had. While we normally expect circa 20-25% of players to get through the 100-points-barrier, today we had almost 62% break through it.
This event is now taking place in a number of Quest locations around the country, as well as in the originally advertised venue at the Standard Triumph Club in Coventry. The need to add venues beyond those in Coventry and Edinburgh has been necessitated by the closure of Euston mainline railway station over the championships weekend. Please visit Quest for details of all venues, and to register your attendance.
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OK, I'll jump in with a quick one..
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C S Lewis and Aldous Huxley, I believe
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Over to you Ken.
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Thanks Pete.
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Charles Dickens?
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Dickens is indeed the person.
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A clue - the crash was in Kent (though not Rochester), in a more southerly, semi-rural location.
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As a gesture of goodwill, the answer is Staplehurst for the train crash. A significant event - but not significant enough ...
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When this was in the news, Dustin Lance Black was named as Tom Daley's partner.
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I think both of the last 2 answers are correct!
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