Final Events of 2005
As it turns out, some minor events have trickled in for December, making it a respectable month after all. Some extra holiday cash is always welcome, with friends and family reaping the dividends!
Friday, November 25th- 10 Year High School Reunion, Long Valley, NJ
Friday, December 2nd - ChurchYouth Group dance, Eatontown, NJ
Saturday, December 3rd- Genghis Khan Festival, Amer-Mongolian Dinner, North Brunswick, NJ
Sunday, December 11th - Holiday Christmas Party with Posse, NJ Shore (non-DJ)
Friday, December 16th - "Christmas in Edison", Burge's party (non-DJ)
Saturday, December 17th - Corporate Christmas Lunch Party, East Brunswick
Thursday, December 29th - 40th Birthday Party, Hillsborough, NJ
Saturday, December 31st - Church New Year's Eve party; possible late night set at Club 2606, Wall, NJ
Sat., January 7th, 2006 (!) - Surprise birthday party, Freehold, NJ
Friday, November 25th- 10 Year High School Reunion, Long Valley, NJ
Friday, December 2nd - ChurchYouth Group dance, Eatontown, NJ
Saturday, December 3rd- Genghis Khan Festival, Amer-Mongolian Dinner, North Brunswick, NJ
Sunday, December 11th - Holiday Christmas Party with Posse, NJ Shore (non-DJ)
Friday, December 16th - "Christmas in Edison", Burge's party (non-DJ)
Saturday, December 17th - Corporate Christmas Lunch Party, East Brunswick
Thursday, December 29th - 40th Birthday Party, Hillsborough, NJ
Saturday, December 31st - Church New Year's Eve party; possible late night set at Club 2606, Wall, NJ
Sat., January 7th, 2006 (!) - Surprise birthday party, Freehold, NJ
posted by Gregg_AmbientDJ at 8:52 AM
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The Da Vinci Quiz
Between June of 2004 and June of 2005, Dan Brown made $76.5 million in royalties on his bestseller The Da Vinci Code. With that kind of money, he could probably get an extreme makeover and look just like the Mona Lisa. Or not, because that would not only diminish his chances of getting on Good Morning America, it'd also just be scary. At any rate, Brown owes much of his success to the fascination we have for some of history's greats: Leonardo da Vinci and Jesus Christ. How much do you know about the stuff that went into The Da Vinci Code? Take the quiz to find out.
1
There are two versions of Leonardo da Vinci's The Virgin of the Rocks, one of the paintings celebrated in The Da Vinci Code. One is in the Louvre. The other hangs in:
a) The National Gallery of London
b) The Guggenheim New York
c) The Guggenheim Bilbao
d) The Metropolitan Museum of Art
2
What is a cryptograph?
a) An encoded message
b) A machine for writing or deciphering encoded messages
c) Writing hidden in a crypt
d) A picture of a secret message
3
The Da Vinci Code has an albino character. This means he:
a) Has no hair
b) Is blind
c) Lacks the enzyme tyrosinase
d) Lives in Albany
4
True or false: Harvard has a department of "religious symbology."
a) True
b) False
5
Which facial feature is the Mona Lisa missing?
a) Pupils
b) Eyebrows
c) A left nostril
d) Earlobes
6
What does self-mortification mean?
a) When you accidentally embarrass yourself in public
b) Asking someone to whip you to remind you of Christ's suffering
c) Whipping yourself or fasting as a reminder of Christ's suffering
d) Feeling shame as a result of another's actions
7
What does Interpol stand for?
a) Internal Organization of Police
b) International Policymakers
c) International Criminal Police Organization
d) Internet Police
8
How long did it take to complete the most recent restoration of The Last Supper?
a) 23 months
b) 5 years
c) 13 years
d) 22 years
9
Which of the following is not a "search for the grail" story?
a) The Da Vinci Code
b) Monty Python's Life of Brian
c) The Once and Future King
d) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
10
In addition to speaking Italian, what else do you need to read Leonardo da Vinci's handwriting?
a) Vinegar
b) A cryptex
c) Lemon juice and a candle
d) A mirror
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