1. Jenson Button MBE
2. Ross Brawn OBE
3. Beth Tweddle MBE
4. Jimmy Armfield CBE
5. Claire Taylor MBE
6. Vic Akers OBE
7. Anna Hemmings MBE

1. Toronto Blue Jays
2. Pittsburgh Pirates
3. New York Mets
4. Detroit Tigers
5. St. Louis Cardinals
6. Chicago Cubs
7. Boston Red Sox

1. Sliced Bread
2. Spring Onions
3. Alpen Bars
4. Wine
5. Cabbage
6. Milk
7. Washing Up Liquid

1. Ottakar's
2. Hammicks
3. Dillons
4. Books etc
5. Borders
6. John Menzies
7. Paperback Booksmith

1. Butt hinge
2. Back flap hinge
3. Cranked flush hinge
4. Snake hinge
5. Seat hinge
6. Flush hinge and finial
7. Loose pin hinge

1. In-line engine
2. Rotary engine
3. V-type engine
4. Radial engine
5. Opposed engine
6. Turboprop
7. Turboshaft

1. Xvid
2. QuickTime H.264
3. Huffyuv
4. Lagarith
5. FFmpeg
6. Indeo
7. Sorenson 3

1. Snowblind - Black Sabbath
2. Snow Queen - Carol King
3. Snowbound - Genesis
4. Snowman - XTC
5. Snow, Snow, Snow - Randy Newman
6. Snowballed - AC/DC
7. Snowmen - Barenaked Ladies

1. Claude Chabrol
2. Jean-Luc Godard
3. Jacques Rivette
4. Éric Rohmer
5. François Truffaut
6. Marguerite Duras
7. Philippe Garrel

1. Ski Jump
2. Skateboard Arena
3. Driving Range
4. Ski Slalom
5. Rhythm Kung Fu
6. Snowboard Slalom
7. Balance Bubble

1. Dates
2. Shelled Nuts
3. Roasted Chestnuts
4. Mince Pies
5. Chocolate Liqueurs
6. Sprouts
7. Dried Figs

1. Prometheus (Great Basin Bristlecone Pine) - 5,000 years old : California, USA
2. Methuselah (Great Basin Bristlecone Pine) - 4,800 years old : California, USA
3. Sarv-e-Abarkooh (Cypress) - 4,000 years old : Abarkooh, Iran
4. Llangernyw Yew (Common Yew) - 4,000 years old : Llangernyw, Wales
5. Alerce (Fitzroya Cupressoides) - 3,600 years old : Chile
6. Senator (Baldcypress) - 3,500 years old : Florida, USA
7. Jardine Juniper (Juniperus Scopulorum) - 3,200 years old : Utah, USA

1. Wakeboarding
2. Frisbee
3. Bowling
4. Air Sports
5. Power Cruising
6. Canoeing
7. Table Tennis

1. Wanja
2. Gill
3. SuiWin
4. Steve
5. Roger
6. Jeremy
7. Tim

A submission from my Dad this month, thanks for supporting the blog Dad :)

1. Observing the armies on the battlefield of Kuruksetra.
2. Contents of the Gita summarised.
3. Karma Yoga.
4. Trancendental Knowledge.
5. Karma-Yoga action in Krisna Conciousness.
6. Dhyana-yoga
7. Knowledge of the absolute.

1. Ubuntu
2. Slackware
3. Debian
4. openSUSE
5. Mandriva
6. Fedora
7. CentOS

1. John Wyndham
2. Robert Silverberg
3. Isaac Asimov
4. Arthur C Clarke
5. Philip K Dick
6. H G Wells
7. Ray Bradbury

1. 1984
2. Foam
3. Libel
4. Athena
5. Cats
6. Broigel
7. 1066

1. 20 miles. 20 miles. And 40 other shafts just like this one. - Forbidden Planet
2. We better keep our eye on this one. She's tricky. - Mary Poppins
3. The Force is strong with this one. - Star Wars
4. How many drops for you Lt.? 38...simulated. How many combat drops? 2....including this one. - Aliens
5. This is my ninth sick day this semester. It's getting pretty tough coming up with new illnesses. If I go for ten, I'm probably gonna have to barf up a lung. So, I better make this one count. - Ferris Bueler's Day Off
6. One toxocology report showed traces of catamine, that is a high powered sedative. Sedatives are used all the time doctor. this one's used on horses. Some of these guys are pretty big. - Armageddon
7. I got a bad feeling about this one. When was the last time you felt good about anything? - Saving Private Ryan

1. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - 1937
2. Pinocchio - 1940
3. Fantasia - 1940
4. Dumbo - 1941
5. Bambi - 1942
6. Saludos Amigos - 1942
7. The Three Caballeros - 1944

1. Arctic Tern
2. Arctic Fox
3. Polar Bear
4. Arctic Hare
5. Snowy Owl
6. Caribou
7. Walrus

1. Punch Drunk
2. Lemon
3. Pontificate
4. Routemaster
5. German
6. Robin
7. 12

1. Jass
2. Napoleon
3. Bridge
4. Doppelkopf
5. Écarté
6. Piquet
7. Bezique

1. Our car was going to break down in the Cumbrian mountains
2. What lay behind our fireplace
3. Who would be moving in next door
4. Our computer would die
5. Gas pipes lay beneath our den's floor
6. What a Kia Cee'd drove like
7. The rules of spades

A 7 from my Dad today, thanks Dad :)

1. The Reservoir
2. Two Heads
3. Woman with Pears
4. The Botjo
5. Girl with Mandolin
6. Wilhelm Uhde
7. Ambrose Vollard

1. Adobe
2. Cob
3. Rammed Earth
4. Limecrete
5. Mudbrick
6. Wattle and Daub
7. Bamboo

1. Ambercup Squash
2. Butternut Squash
3. Kabocha Squash
4. Spaghetti Squash
5. Turban Squash
6. Petit Pan Squash
7. Courgette

1. Gershwin
2. Sump
3. Nat King Cole
4. Arsenic
5. Wart
6. Ballistic Missile
7. 3rd

1. Voidrunner
2. Trax
3. Headbanger's Heaven
4. Meta-Llamas
5. Hover Bovver
6. Blitzkrieg
7. Attack of the Mutant Camels

1. Top Gear
2. Blue Peter
3. Dr Who
4. Match of the Day
5. Panorama
6. The Money Programme
7. The Sky at Night

1. Start-M - Minimize All
2. Start-Shift-M - Unminimize all
3. Start-R - Run
4. Start-E - Explorer
5. Start-F - Search
6. Start-Ctrl-F - Find Computer
7. Start-Break - System Properties

1. Odin
2. Baldr
3. Tyr
4. Freyr
5. Loki
6. Vili
7. Tor

1. Marc McDermott - A Christmas Carol (1910)
2. Seymour Hicks - Scrooge (1935)
3. Alan Young - Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983)
4. Michael Caine - The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
5. Tim Curry - A Christmas Carol (1997)
6. Simon Callow - Christmas Carol: The Movie (2001)
7. Jim Carrey - A Christmas Carol (2009)

1. Twin Rib
2. Close Checks
3. Double Basket Weave
4. Elongated Chevron
5. King Charles Brocade
6. Windmill
7. Purled Ladder

1. Freezer-burned fish
2. Jelly
3. Melted ice cream
4. Tobacco waste
5. Toenail clippings
6. Coconut hull fibers
7. Old beer

1. Jane Eyre - Charlotte
2. Wuthering Heights - Emily
3. Agnes Grey - Anne
4. The Tenant of Wildfell Hall - Anne
5. The Green Dwarf - Charlotte
6. Shirley - Charlotte
7. The Professor - Charlotte

1. The Battle of Moscow
2. The Battle of the Bulge
3. The Battle of Midway
4. The Battle of Guadalcanal
5. The Battle of Iwo Jima
6. The Battle of Okinawa
7. The Battle of Britain

1. Kevin Rudd : 2007 - present
2. John Howard : 1996 - 2007
3. Paul Keating : 1991 - 1996
4. Bob Hawke : 1983 - 1991
5. Malcolm Fraser : 1975 - 1983
6. Gough Whitlam : 1972 - 1975
7. Sir William McMahon - 1971 - 1972

1. Killing the Alien
2. Flat from Hell
3. 15wattpygmy
4. Metronome_Nikko
5. Nextdoor!
6. RAF
7. Stuffing

1. Ilmer
2. Holly Green
3. Horsenden
4. Askett
5. Meadle
6. Owlswick
7. Whiteleaf

1. Archimoon K Lamp
2. Louis Ghost Chair
3. Bedside Gun
4. Long and Hard Lights
5. Juicy Salif Lemon Squeezer
6. Gold Gnome Stool
7. Les Ministres Fruit Bowl

1. Macabre (1958)
2. House on Hauted Hill (1959)
3. 13 Ghosts (1960)
4. Homicidal (1961)
5. Strait-Jacket (1964)
6. I Saw What You Did (1965)
7. Project X (1968)

1. Post-apocalyptic
2. Cyberpunk
3. First Contact
4. Military Science Fiction
5. Comedy Sci-fi
6. Slipstream
7. Space Opera

1. Jerry Cash
2. Kayla Gallegos
3. Lacie Leblanc
4. Deanne Clay
5. Marylin Collier
6. Cecilia Whitehead
7. Jessie Hess

1. David Beckham Studies
2. Golf Management
3. Surf Science
4. Building Stage Puppets
5. Belly Dancing
6. BSc in Happiness
7. Parapsychology

1. Argos
2. Asterix
3. Bambino
4. Dundrod
5. Galactica
6. Royal Kidney
7. Sparkle

1. Lipsum.com
2. Malevole Text Generator
3. Typetester
4. FillerText.com
5. Blind Text Generator
6. Lorem Ipsum Generator 3
7. Adhesiontext

1. Commodore Vic-20
2. TRS-80
3. TI-99
4. BBC Micro Model B
5. Sinclair ZX Spectrum
6. Dragon 32
7. Apple IIe

1. Vinyl Record
2. Cassette Tape
3. 8 Track
4. Sony Minidisc
5. Compact Disc
6. DVD Audio
7. MP3

1. Head Gasket
2. Piston Rings
3. Crankshaft
4. Sump
5. Connecting Rod
6. Valves
7. Ignition Coil

1. Albedo - The proportion of radiation reflected from a surface
2. Caldera - A bowl-shaped circular depression caused by the destruction of the peak of a volcano
3. Hinterland - The rural outlying region that supports a town or city with agricultural products and raw materials
4. Hypocenter - The point under the earth's surface where the energy of an earthquake is first released
5. Isthmus - A narrow strip of land that is bordered on two sides by water and connects two larger land masses
6. Karst - A landscape composed of limestone features including sinkholes, caves, and underground streams
7. Lahar - A volcanic mudflow

1. Max Wall
2. Stan Laurel
3. Max Miller
4. Clive Dunn
5. Arthur Askey
6. Harry Tate
7. Arthur Roberts

1. Childswickam
2. Uffingham
3. Birdlip
4. Aston Somerville
5. Birdwood
6. Middle Littleton
7. Great Tew

1. This Week in Tech
2. Cranky Geeks
3. Diggnation
4. Digital Planet
5. Geekbrief.tv
6. The Chris Pirillo Show
7. ExtremeTech

1. John Higgins - 2009
2. Ronnie O'Sullivan - 2008
3. John Higgins - 2007
4. Graeme Dott - 2006
5. Shaun Murphy - 2005
6. Ronnie O'Sullivan - 2004
7. Mark Williams - 2003

1. Kenny Ball
2. Chris Barber
3. Miles Davis
4. Humphrey Lyttelton
5. Blue Mitchell
6. Dizzy Gillespie
7. Tommy Dorsey

1. Cuman
2. Jassic
3. Pentlatch
4. Polabian
5. Siuslaw
6. Wappo
7. Chemakum

1. Crack
2. Elephant
3. Delta
4. Loire
5. Gluten
6. Pied Piper
7. 2

1. Flying Squirrels
2. Minks
3. Slow Loris
4. Catfish
5. Tarantulas
6. Bats
7. Foxes

1. Jensen Button
2. Sebastian Vettel
3. Rubens Barrichello
4. Mark Webber
5. Lewis Hamilton
6. Kimi Räikkönen
7. Nico Rosberg

1. Brainy
2. Handy
3. Smufette
4. Greedy
5. Jokey
6. Grouchy
7. Papa Smurf

1. Lush Radio - University of Leicester
2. Purple Radio - Durham University
3. Fuse FM - University of Manchester
4. Xpress Radio - Cardiff University
5. Rare FM - UCL
6. Oxide Radio - University of Oxford
7. Subcity Radio - University of Glasgow

1. Orange
2. Lavender
3. Sandalwood
4. Jasmine
5. Cinnamon
6. Ocean
7. Aloe

1. Celebration
2. Torque Wrench
3. Rome
4. Nicotine
5. Cello
6. Vitamin A
7. Willow

1. Buckinghamshire
2. Oxfordshire
3. Warwickshire
4. Gloucestershire
5. Worcestershire
6. Wiltshire
7. Hertfordshire

1. Lincoln
2. Flood
3. Apollo 18
4. John Henry
5. Factory Showroom
6. No!
7. The Spine

1. Emperor Penguins
2. Meerkats
3. Peacocks (especially in storms)
4. Ostriches
5. Beautiful Plumed Bird of Paradise
6. Hamsters
7. Partridges

1. Unctuous
2. Divine
3. Delicious
4. Accomplished
5. Perfect
6. Fantastic
7. Yummy

1. .com
2. .net
3. .org
4. .info
5. .biz
6. .name
7. .pro

1. Inferno
2. Divine Comedy
3. La Vita Nuova
4. De vulgari eloquentia
5. Paradiso
6. Convivio
7. La Rime

1. Sydney Harbour Bridge
2. Phalanges
3. Pumpkin
4. Anthony Gormley
5. Curved
6. Diana Ross
7. MN

1. Alien 3
2. Seven
3. The Game
4. Fight Club
5. Panic Room
6. Zodiac
7. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

1. Lakenham Glory
2. Baldwin
3. Golden Reinette
4. Howgate Wonder
5. Catshead
6. Rubinette
7. Stayman's Winesap

1. Loud Howard
2. Mordac, the Preventer of Information Technology
3. Ted, the Generic Guy
4. Zimbu, the Monkey
5. Phil, the Prince of Insufficient Light
6. Dinosaur Bob
7. Tina the Tech Writer

1. Yves Saint Laurent
2. René Lacoste
3. Jean-Paul Gaultier
4. Christian Lacroix
5. Pierre Cardin
6. Nina Ricci
7. Christian Dior

1. Lycos
2. Altavista
3. WebCrawler
4. Excite
5. HotBot
6. Inktomi
7. Infoseek

1. Ford GT40
2. Wrist
3. Slavery
4. Pickwick Papers
5. Durdle Door
6. Killer Queen - Queen - Brian May
7. 20-29

1. The Motion Picture
2. The Wrath of Khan
3. The Search for Spock
4. The Voyage Home
5. The Final Frontier
6. The Undiscovered Country
7. Generations

1. Life? Don't talk to me about life
2. Time is an illusion, lunch time doubly so
3. Glad to be of service
4. This must be Thursday, I never could get the hang of Thursdays
5. Oh no, not again
6. I'm sorry, but if you can't be bothered to take an interest in local affairs, that's your own lookout.
7. Ah! This is obviously some strange use of the word "safe" that I wasn't previously aware of.

1. Judy Garland
2. Barbara Steisand
3. Kylie Minogue
4. Cher
5. Leonardo DiCaprio
6. Joan Crawford
7. James Dean

1. Doughnuts are traditionally ring shaped because the middle bit was cut out as it didn't cook fully
2. Mobile phone aerials on the first models were not actually connected to the phone, but put there for effect
3. How to open a garlic bulb with a single tap
4. Our oven gloves have polka dots on the inside
5. Bledlow is the home of rock!?!
6. You can see Crystal Palace transmitter from the 10th floor of my work building
7. The word spatchcock

1. Pea
2. Stock
3. Shuttle
4. Ball
5. Weather
6. Hay
7. Wood

1. My Left Foot
2. Symbiotic
3. Cardiff
4. Stamen
5. Macbeth
6. Beta
7. Dunk, Flunk, Monk

1. The Satan Bug - Alistair MacLean
2. Moonraker - Ian Flemming
3. Naked Lunch - William S Burroughs
4. Adrian Mole : The Wilderness Years - Sue Townsend
5. Deadly Rich - Edward Steward
6. Death by Bequest - Mary McMullen
7. Book of Ghost Stories - Roald Dahl

1. Nettie had always been a llama and as such was used to people laughing at her.
2. The glass shattered on the cold hard floor sending shards spinning across the room.
3. 'Why me?' James despaired as his head went into the toilet for yet another dunking.
4. Looking out of the diner window, Marty could see the man in the long grey coat lurking by the phone box for the third day in succession.
5. Starting at the beginning wasn't as simple as you would expect, Dr Patterson explained to the duty sergeant.
6. Brian knew it could be done, he just didn't yet know how.
7. It wasn't until Michael opened the fridge that he realised the implications of what he had overheard the night before.

1. Boeuf Bourguignon
2. Crème Brulée
3. Salade Niçoise
4. Tarte Tatin
5. Soupe à l’Oignon
6. Moules Marinière
7. Mille Feuilles

1. Big Deal
2. Rocks & Co
3. QUEST
4. SuperCasino
5. Gay Rabbit
6. Russia Today
7. Create & Craft

1. Deep Freeze
2. Colour Television
3. Pocket Calculator
4. Binatone Games Machine
5. Cassette Players
6. Digital Watch
7. Food Processor

1. Zombie
2. Florida
3. Bedfordshire
4. G20 Summit
5. Bret Easton Ellis
6. Damien Hurst
7. 5th

1. Perseus
2. Heracles
3. Achilles
4. Oedipus
5. Theseus
6. Odysseus
7. Battus

1. History
2. Linguistics
3. Literature
4. Performing Arts
5. Philosophy
6. Religion
7. Visual Arts

1. Saw
2. Comb
3. Cog
4. Winch
5. Excavating buckets
6. Mouth
7. Rake

A topical submission from blog regular Elephino today. Thanks for your submission and good luck in the sandstorm!

1. Gale force wind
2. Hail
3. Thunderstorms
4. Flooding
5. Earthquake
6. Bushfire
7. Dust storm

1. Bosavi Wooly Rat
2. Bosavi Silky Cuscus
3. Henamo Grunter
4. Litoria Sauroni Frog
5. A yet un-named fanged frog
6. An extremely hairy caterpillar that Dr McGavin hopes to name after Dennis Healey's eyebrows
7. A yet un-named camouflaged gecko

1. Nutcracker
2. Nitric
3. Arabesque
4. Johann Strauss
5. Athlete's Foot
6. Fire
7. 1/2 Crown

1. Plymouth Hemi Cuda
2. Ferrari Testarossa
3. Dodge Challenger
4. Beautifully restored VW Campervan
5. Ford Ranger Thunder
6. Mark I Ford Escort
7. Dodge Ram

1. Corpus Christi
2. Jesus
3. Kellogg
4. Merton
5. Oriel
6. St Hilda's
7. Trinity

Today's list comes from my brother, on his birthday as well (Happy Birthday Bruv).

1. Superstar II
2. Air Max 1
3. Pegasus 89's
4. Superstar 80's
5. Air Max 95's
6. ZX9000 CT
7. Superstar Samples

1. Angora
2. Black Bengal
3. Dutch Landrace
4. Grisons Striped
5. LaMancha
6. Peacock Goat
7. Uzbek Black

1. Alice Chess
2. Courier Chess
3. Flying Chess
4. Los Alamos Chess
5. Hexagonal Chess
6. Grid Chess
7. Cylinder Chess

1. Cloud Computing
2. Peacock Butterfly
3. Waiting for Godot
4. HMS Pinafore
5. Tokyo
6. Eyes
7. 1

1. The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde
2. The Turn of the Screw - Henry James
3. Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Robert Louis Stevenson
4. The Lair of the White Worm - Bram Stoker
5. Gormenghast - Mervyn Peake
6. The Tell-Tale Heart - Edgar Allan Poe
7. The Haunting of Hill House - Shirley Jackson

1. I'm a team player. Unless the team includes women or vegetarians.
2. I'm very organised and get things done. A bit like Hitler.
3. Where will I be in five years? Certainly not in this dump.
4. Could you tell me precisely what constitutes sexual harassment here.
5. Is it OK if I sleep here until I find somewhere more permanent.
6. Good things come to those who wait. Which is why I arrived 40 minutes late.
7. I'm Internet-savvy. In my last job, I spent most of my time on Facebook.

1. Alexander Flemming
2. John Logie Baird
3. William Wallace
4. Alexander Graham Bell
5. Robert Burns
6. Walter Scott
7. Lulu

1. Make like a shepherd
2. Skedaddle
3. Mosey
4. Split
5. Dash off
6. Make like a tree
7. Motor

1. Chinese Dell
2. Dutch Garden
3. Venus Fountain
4. Topiary Sundial
5. Magnolia Dell
6. Serpentine Walk
7. Sunken Garden

1. Bat for Lashes - Two Suns
2. Florence and the Machine - Lungs
3. Glasvegas - Glasvegas
4. The Invisible - The Invisible
5. Kasabian - West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum
6. La Roux - La Roux
7. Lisa Hannigan - Sea Sew

1. Braille
2. Richard III
3. Kraftwerk - The Model
4. Radish
5. Buzz
6. Italy and Argentina
7. 2nd

1. Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (Ecstasy)
2. Cocaine
3. Diamorphine (Heroin)
4. Hydrocodone (Vicodin)
5. Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD)
6. Methamphetamine (Crystal Meth)
7. Phencyclidine (PCP)

1. Alice's adventures in Wonderland - Lewis Carroll : Banned in the province of Hunan, China (1931) for the portrayal of anthropomorphized animals acting on the same level as humans
2. Doctor Zhivago - Boris Pasternak : Banned within the USSR until 1988 for its criticism of the Bolshevik Party
3. Fanny Hill - John Cleland : Banned in the USA in 1821 for obscenity, then again in 1963. This was the last book ever banned in the USA
4. Naked Lunch - William S Burroughs : Banned by Boston courts in 1962 for obscenity, but that decision was reversed in 1966 by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
5. 1984 - George Orwell : Banned by the Soviet Union in 1950, as Stalin understood that it was a satire based on his leadership
6. Spycatcher - Peter Wright : Banned in UK 1985-1988 for revealing secrets
7. The Well of Loneliness - Radclyffe Hall : Banned in the UK in 1928 for its lesbian theme

1. Lost
2. Alias
3. Fringe
4. Star Trek (2009)
5. Mission Impossible III
6. Felicity
7. Armageddon

1. Mother
2. M4 Sherman
3. Tiger
4. Panther
5. M1 Abrams
6. Challenger II
7. Leopard II

1. Apparatus
2. New Forest
3. The Fly
4. Pegasus
5. New Zealand
6. Scalene
7. Sodium Bicarbonate

1. Pinhole camera
2. Plate camera
3. Large format camera
4. Box camera
5. Rangefinder camera
6. Compact camera
7. Single lens reflex camera

1. Capacitive touch screen
2. 3G
3. GPSr
4. AD2P Stereo Bluetooth
5. Adobe flash support
6. Good camera
7. Robust build

1. Legend of the Bog
2. Chrome Angels
3. Zombieland
4. Downloading Nancy
5. Spread
6. Complacent
7. Autumn

1. The number of words a picture paints
2. The number of years in a Millennium
3. The number of corpses in the Rob Zombie movie
4. The sum of Euler's totient function over the first 57 integers
5. The number of steps on the Kokoda Walk
6. The year in which Leif Ericson landed in North America, calling it Vinland
7. The number of lists of 7 things in this blog (so far)

1. Nirvana
2. Pearl Jam
3. Alice in Chains
4. Screaming Trees
5. Mudhoney
6. Soundgarden
7. Temple of the Dog

1. London Heathrow
2. London Gatwick
3. London City
4. London Luton
5. London Biggin Hill
6. London Stansted
7. London Oxford???

1. Massive Dynamics - Fringe
2. Global Dynamics - Eureka
3. DHARMA Initiative - Lost
4. Blue Sun Corporation - Firefly
5. Primatech Paper Co. - Heroes
6. Wernham-Hogg - The Office
7. Doublemeat Palace - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

1. Hill and Shill
2. Low Density Poly Ethylene
3. Whitechapel
4. 8th
5. Botticelli
6. Snake
7. Gary Newman

1. Sunburst Squash
2. Scallopini
3. Button Squash
4. Cymling
5. Scallop Squash
6. Custard Marrow
7. Custard Squash

1. The lyrics to City Love by John Mayer
2. Which is closer to Egypt, Italy or India
3. The best way to cook a globe artichoke
4. How to read a file line by line in Perl
5. How to spell Carzey
6. which spelling of Carzey I used in the blog
7. Joshua Jackson

1. Ganymede
2. Titan
3. Callisto
4. IO
5. Moon
6. Eurpoa
7. Triton

1. Privy
2. Lavatory
3. John (US)
4. Loo (GB)
5. Carzey (GB)
6. Bathroom (US)
7. Little boys/girls room (GB)

1. Peanuts
2. Lentils
3. Mesquite
4. Carob
5. Clover
6. Alfalfa
7. Lupins

1. Strontium
2. Ella Fitzgerald
3. Wrung
4. Jung
5. Palette
6. Nina Simone
7. Mexico

1. Flange
2. Chorus
3. OVerdrive
4. Wah
5. Delay
6. Phase Shifter
7. Compressor Sustainer

1. Öl - Swedish
2. Cerveja - Portugese
3. Bière - French
4. Cerveza - Spanish
5. Birra - Italian
6. Piwo - Polish
7. Olut - Finnish

1. Gothic
2. Baroque
3. Rococo
4. Neo-Classical
5. Regency
6. Art Nouveau
7. Art Deco

1. Ciabatta
2. Focaccia
3. Farinata
4. Panettone
5. Filone
6. Taralli
7. Piadina

1. Not making sure things are level
2. Wrecking screw heads
3. Using glue when screws don't hold properly
4. Hanging doors incorrectly
5. Using the wrong sort of screws for a job
6. Not masking things when painting
7. Cuting square holes for round objects (light fittings)

1. HMS Pinafore
2. The Mikado
3. The Pirates of Penzance
4. Patience
5. Thespis
6. Trial by Jury
7. The Gondoliers

1. Charing Cross (True centre point of London)
2. Cheapside
3. Waltham
4. St. Albans
5. Dunstable
6. Woburn
7. Stony Stratford

All words checked in the Collins Scrabble Dictionary.

1. P_T (Pat, Pet, Pit, Pot, Put)
2. B_T (Bat, Bet, Bit, Bot, But)
3. T_N (Tan, Ten, Tin, Ton, Tun)
4. F_N (Fan, Fen, Fin, Fon, Fun)
5. D_G (Dag, Deg, Dig, Dog, Dug)
6. B_N (Ban, Ben, Bin, Bon, Bun)
7. B_G (Bag, Beg, Big, Bog, Bug)

1. Lough Gur - Ireland
2. Lajia - China
3. Sesklo - Greece
4. Spirit Cave - Thailand
5. Mehrgarh - Pakistan
6. Knossus - Crete
7. Skara Brae - Orkney Isles

1. Our neighbours would put their house on the market
2. Aubergines are known as 'Poor man's caviar'
3. The formula for polygon rotations
4. How to configure OGC Mapserver
5. Too much nutmeg (>3 nuts) can kill you
6. We can successfully grow peppers from seed
7. Only the male and queen ants (not workers or soldiers) have wings

1. Bruce Willis
2. Vin Diesel
3. Samual L Jackson
4. Jason Statham
5. Ben Kingsley
6. Arnold Vosloo
7. Patrick Stewart

1. Win a year's free groceries
2. Simply Suppliments
3. 50+ Insurance Services
4. Matalan
5. Sky
6. FeelFord Magazine
7. Daily Express flower catalogue

1. Thame
2. Winslow
3. Colchester
4. Salisbury
5. Maidstone
6. Hailsham
7. Thrapston

1. Minimoog
2. Roland Jupiter 8
3. Yamaha DX7
4. Korg M1
5. Fairlight CMI
6. Roland D50
7. Prophet 5

1. Malta
2. Singapore
3. Australia
4. Ghana
5. Suriname
6. Malaysia
7. Sierra Leone

1. Ye Carpette Knyghte
2. Atalanta in Camden Town
3. The Lang Coortin'
4. Three Sunsets
5. Melancholetta
6. Faces in the Fire
7. Hiawatha's Photographing

1. Minus 8
2. 9 Lazy 9
3. 10cc
4. Finger 11
5. D12
6. 13th Floor Elevators
7. Fourteen 14

1. Montague John Druitt
2. George Chapman
3. Aaron Kosminski
4. Michael Ostrog
5. John Pizer
6. Francis Tumblety
7. Dr Thomas Neill Cream

1. Pituitary gland
2. Hypothalamus
3. Epithalamus
4. Metencephalon
5. Cerebral cortex
6. Rhinencephalon
7. Myelencephalon

1. Fabian Cancellara
2. Mark Cavedish
3. Astana
4. Thomas Voeckler
5. Thor Hushovd
6. Brice Feillu
7. Fränk Schleck

1. 1971 Plymouth Cuda 440 6 pack
2. 1967 Shelby GT350
3. 1969 Camaro SS 350
4. 1968 Pontiac Firebird
5. 1970 Dodge Challenger
6. 1968 Plymouth GTX
7. 1966 Ford Mustang

1. Beyond the Realm
2. Time Management
3. Necessity is the Mother of Invention
4. Bastet
5. Up
6. Oh Bats!
7. Yay-Whoot and the Pooch

1. Aphrodite Terra
2. Ishtar Terra
3. Beta Regio
4. Phoebe Regio
5. Lada Terra
6. Themis Regio
7. Eistla Regio

1. Manor House Cake
2. French Fancies
3. Lemon Slices
4. Cherry Bakewells
5. Mini Battenbergs
6. Viennese Whirls
7. Raspberry Swiss Roll

1. Field
2. Iron: Man
3. Another Place
4. Quantum Cloud
5. Angel of the North
6. Event Horizon
7. One & Other

1. Terrier Racing
2. Pony Rides
3. Parade of Fox Hounds and Beagles
4. Tractor Display
5. Tug of War
6. Vintage Vehicles
7. Counrty Games for All

Later than previously advertised is this month's submission, brought to you by Elephino. Thanks as always for your continued support :)

1. Mark Webber (130)
2. Rubens Barrichello (123)
3. Jarno Trulli (119)
4. Jenson Button (113)
5. Giancarlo Fisichella (110)
6. Mika Häkkinen (96)
7. Thierry Boutsen (95)

1. The National Gallery
2. The National Portrait Gallery
3. The Tate Modern
4. Serpentine Gallery
5. The Saatchi Gallery
6. The Troubadour Gallery‎
7. Whitechapel Gallery

1. Orb weaving spiders
2. Palp-footed spiders
3. Purse web spiders
4. Trapdoor baboon spiders
5. Funnel-web tarantulas
6. Dwarf hunting spiders
7. Flat-bellied ground spiders

1. Seagulls
2. Telegraph Poles
3. The Semicolon
4. Sardines
5. Saunas
6. Electricity Pylons
7. British Sausages

1. Monopoly
2. Sorry!
3. Cleudo
4. Risk
5. Totopoly
6. Buccaneer
7. Purple People Eaters

1. Heinz Tomato Ketchup
2. Keloggs Cornflakes
3. Campbells Ox Tail Soup
4. Grape-Nuts
5. Del Monte Canned Fruits and Vegetables
6. Colmans Mustard
7. Maxwell House Coffee

1. Dishwasher Tabs
2. Fabric Conditioner
3. Fruit/Bananas
4. Fish
5. Cereal
6. Squash
7. Yogurts (sic)

1. Tiramisu
2. Rum Baba
3. Crème brûlée
4. Black Forest Gateaux
5. Apple Danish
6. Lemon Cheesecake
7. Rubarb Crumble

1. Hook a Duck
2. Temporary Tattoos
3. Plant Stall
4. Hot Dog and Burger Van
5. Tombola
6. Library Book Sale
7. Bouncy Castle

1. Sheep in fact have retractable talons
2. All birds are in fact shape-shifting Red Kites
3. When music is buffering in last.fm the DJ is in fact on the toilet
4. The fire in Dean Street today was in fact caused by the crash landing of an alien spacecraft
5. Octopuses are in fact closely related to the domestic cat
6. Facebook was in fact originally launched in 1995 under the name 'Book of Faces' but people weren't ready for it
7. Kumquat hunting is in fact banned in 22 US states, including Rhode Island where it is a capital offence

1. Iceni vs Romans (AD61) - 80,400 casualties
2. Battle of Towton (1461) t- 28,000+ casualties
3. Battle of Bannockburn (1314) - 19,000 casualties
4. Battle of Lewes (1264) - 10,000+ casualties
5. Battle of Flodden (1513) - 100,000+ casualties
6. Battle of Neville's Cross (1346) - 8,000 casualties
7. Battle of Naseby (1645) - 7,500 casualties

1. Graham Onions
2. Stuart Broad
3. Martin Saggers
4. Ryan Sidebottom
5. Gladstone Small
6. Derek Pringle
7. Brian Bolus

1. Spreading sugar on your lawn suppresses weed growth
2. You can't castle in chess if your king passes through check en route
3. Spraying soapy water on plants prevents greenfly from landing on them
4. There is an annual bike festival held just on the outside of our village
5. The word restaurant comes from the name of a broth that was served during the French revolution
6. Cutting off the heads of dead flowers causes new ones to grow in their place
7. The croissant is in fact an Austrian pastry

1. The inability to check even basic facts
2. The misuse of statistics
3. Jumping to conclusions
4. Re-iteration of the same point over and over
5. Sensationalising everything
6. The need to attach catchy names to everything (Credit Crunch, Swine Flu)
7. Seemingly writing to the lowest common denominator

1. Tennis
2. Curling
3. NASCAR
4. Golf
5. Rugby Union
6. Real Tennis
7. Baseball

1. Doobie Brothers - Long Train Running
2. Brian Adams - Summer of '69
3. The Kinks - You really got me
4. Steppenwolf - Born to be Wild
5. Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water
6. David Bowie - Jean Jeanie
7. Brian Ferry - Let's Stick Together

1. Tainted Love - Soft Cell
2. Simply Irresistible - Robert Palmer
3. Word Up - Cameo
4. Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry
5. She Sells Sanctuary - The Cult
6. The Boys Are Back in Town - Thin Lizzy
7. Fire - Jimmy Hendrix

1. Selfheal
2. Ground Clover
3. Daisy
4. Common Chickweed
5. Dandelions
6. Bindweed
7. Himalayan Honeysuckle

1. A1
2. U2
3. Us3
4. 4hero
5. Maroon 5
6. 6Gig
7. Zero 7

1. Jamie Oliver
2. Fanny Cradock
3. Graham Kerr
4. Keith Floyd
5. Deliah Smith
6. Rusty Lee
7. Rick Stein

1. Chipmonks
2. Rats
3. Groundhogs
4. Gerbils
5. Hamsters
6. Porcupines
7. Beavers

1. Work began on the Panama canal
2. The trans-Siberian railway is completed
3. The first underground line of the New York subway opens
4. The first catapillar track is manufacturered
5. The Danish ocean liner The SS Norge runs aground and sinks killing 635 people
6. Henry Ford sets a new land speed record of 91.37mph
7. GWR 3440 City of Truru becomes the first locomotive to exceed 100mph

1. Scrambled some eggs
2. Watched tennis
3. Watered the cypress trees
4. Watched the storm
5. Eat Pizza
6. Spoke to my dad
7. Played chess

1. Sven fearless
2. The snake cookers
3. The tale of the copperpot
4. The girl who stepped on the bread
5. The stingy farmer
6. Godfather death
7. The black cow, the pot and the cheese

1. Class O - > 33,000K (Zeta Ophiuchi)
2. Class B - 10,500 - 30,000K (Rigel)
3. Class A - 7,500 - 10,000K (Altair)
4. Class F - 6,000 - 7,200K (Procyon A)
5. Class G - 5,500 - 6,000K (Sun)
6. Class K - 4,000 - 5,250K (Epilon Indi)
7. Class M - 2,600 - 3,850K (Proxima Centauri)

1. Thoth - God of knowledge and scribe of the gods
2. Osiris - God of the underworld
3. Hathor - Goddess of love
4. Khepri - God of creation
5. Horus - God of the sky
6. Ptah - God of craftsmen
7. Seth - God of chaos

1. City Bonds - Bonds worth £292m
2. Dar Es Salaam Bank - £146m
3. Knightsbridge Safety Deposit - £40m worth of goods
4. Banco Central - £38m
5. Northern Bank - £26.4m
6. Brinks Mat - £26m in gold and diamonds
7. British Bank of the Middle East - £22m

1. USS Grampus - 15/03/1843 - lost
2. USS Cyclops - 04/03/1918 - lost with 309 crew and passengers
3. Carroll A Deering - 31/01/1921 - found aground and abandoned
4. Flight 19 - 05/12/1945 - lost with 14 airmen
5. PBM Mariner BuNo 59225 - 05/12/1945 - lost with 13 airmen while searching for Flight 19
6. G-AHNP Star Tiger - 30/01/1948 - lost with 6 crew and 25 passengers
7. Witchcraft - 22/12/1967 - disappeared with 2 onboard

1. Neptunium
2. Plutonium
3. Americium
4. Curium
5. Berkelium
6. Californium
7. Einsteinium

1. Roger Federer, Switzerland
2. Andy Murray, Britain
3. Novak Djokovic, Serbia
4. Juan Martin Del Potro, Argentina
5. Andy Roddick, United States
6. Fernando Verdasco, Spain
7. Gilles Simon, France

2011-06-16: Oddly, this post has attracted more visitors than any other post (over 1400 visits via Google searches). If you came here from a Google search, I would love it if you would comment as I'm bamboozled as to why so many people are searching for types of trousers :)

1. Pantaloons
2. Jodhpurs
3. Culottes
4. Plus Fours
5. Jeans
6. Cargo Pants
7. Jogging Bottoms

1. אחרית הימים - Judaism
2. The apocalypse - Christianity
3. Qiyamah - Islam
4. Ragnarök - Norse
5. Day of Purification - Hopi
6. The coming of a great change - Mayan
7. Kali Yuga - Hinduism

Submission day! Today's submission is from Jules. Thanks for the support :)

1. Decane
2. Nonane
3. Tridecane
4. Tetradecane
5. Dimethyl Naphthalene
6. Cyclohexane
7. Carbon Dioxide

1. Godrevy Lighthouse
2. Lizard Lighthouse
3. Longships Lighthouse
4. Pendeen Lighthouse
5. Tater Du Lighthouse
6. Trevose Head Lighthouse
7. Wolf Rock Lighthouse

1. French Beans
2. Butter Beans
3. Broad Beans
4. Runner Beans
5. Haricot Beans
6. Red Kidney Beans
7. Mung Beans

1. Fab
2. Zoom
3. Mr Men Ice Lolly
4. Ice Pops
5. Mini Milk
6. Orange Maid
7. Strawbery Mivi

1. The White Tiger - Aravind Adiga
2. The Gathering - Anne Enright
3. The Inheritance of Loss - Kiran Desai
4. The Sea - John Banville
5. The Line of Beauty - Alan Hollinghurst
6. Vernon God Little - DBC Pierre
7. Life of Pi - Yann Martel

1. Synchronized trampoline
2. Finswimming
3. Dragon boat race
4. Grass skiing
5. Rock'n'roll dance
6. Skydiving
7. Beach lifesaving

1. Flat or faulty battery
2. Flat tyre
3. Lockout/lost keys
4. Faulty alarm
5. Alternator fault
6. Starter motor fault
7. Fuel problems

1. Cat got your tongue
2. Cat-in-hell chance
3. The cat's meow
4. Curiosity killed the cat
5. Raining cats and dogs
6. Look what the cat dragged in
7. Let the cat out of the bag

1. Wikipedia
2. Wikinews
3. Wikisource
4. Wiktionary
5. Wikispecies
6. Wikiquote
7. Wikibooks

1. There is a qualify option in gran turismo 4
2. Guinea pigs should have at least 75cm x 1m cage space each
3. There are over 300,000 species of beetle worldwide
4. Wagtails can stand on one leg and still balance on a telephone wire
5. The Palm Pre announces itself as an iPod to iTunes
6. Rabbits can't vomit
7. Cornwall, once a separate country, has never formally been integrated into England

1. Völuspá
2. Hárbarðsljóð
3. Lokasenna
4. Völundarkviða
5. Grímnismál
6. Hávamál
7. Alvíssmál

1. Dryads - Tree Nymphs
2. Leimakids - Meadow Nymphs
3. Oreads - Mountain Nymphs
4. Naiads - Fresh Water Nymphs
5. Nephelae - Cloud Nymphs
6. Lampades - Underworld Nymphs
7. Hyades - Rain Nymphs

1. Ford Puma
2. Dodge Viper
3. Fiat Panda
4. Mitsubishi Colt
5. AC Cobra
6. Triumph Stag
7. Nissan Bluebird

1. Flex Builder
2. Firefox
3. puTTY
4. Coffee Machine
5. The Bakerloo line
6. My Bike
7. My Brain

Cost adjusted for wealth normalization

1. "Miami" - 1926 ($157 billion)
2. "Galveston" - 1900 ($99.4 billion)
3. Katrina - 2005 ($81.0 billion)
4. "Galveston" - 1915 ($68.0 billion)
5. Andrew - 1992 ($55.8 billion)
6. "New England" - 1938 ($39.2 billion)
7. "Pinar del Río" - 1944 ($38.7 billion)

1. Che Guevara
2. Vladimir Lenin
3. Pol Pot
4. Fidel Castro
5. Napoleon Bonaparte
6. Mahatma Gandhi
7. George Washington

1. FTSE 100
2. Nasdaq-100
3. Dow Jones Composite Average
4. BBC Global 30
5. MSCI World
6. S&P Europe 350
7. Nikkei 225

A submission today, from Jules. Thanks for supporting the blog :)

1. Immediately on ... no boot up or resume issues
2. Long battery life with sensible power save
3. Permanent GPS so that when travelling laptop knows location ...and last location when entering office
4. Light weight, under 2Ibs but preferable smaller
5. Multi touch screen ... and a keyboard
6. Permanent 3g connection with wifi as well, no concept of dialling up a connection
7. Easy installation of applications

1. Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
2. Raphael Sanzio
3. Sandro Botticelli
4. Leonardo Da Vinci
5. Alessio Baldovinetti
6. Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi (Donatello)
7. Tommaso di Ser Giovanni di Mòne Cassaài (Masaccio)

1. Conservatism
2. Marxism
3. Anarchism
4. Fascism
5. Liberalism
6. Communism
7. Socialism

Find out more at www.7thsonnovel.com

1. John the pony-tailed lanky black sheep
2. Michael the marine, the warrior, body perfection personified
3. Kilroy 2.0 the obese bespectacled lunatic hacker
4. Father Thomas, a hero at his parish in Oklahoma
5. Jack the pudgy bearded geneticist
6. Dr Mike, the well quaffed criminal psychologist on the cusp of micro celebrity
7. Johnathan, the United Nations humanitarian

1. Corset
2. Harness
3. Belt
4. Holster
5. Cummerbund
6. Sarong
7. Fanny Pack/Bum Bag

1. Nightmare on Elm Street
2. Police Academy
3. Haloween
4. Friday 13th
5. Alien
6. Terminator
7. Die Hard

1. Jordan
2. Super Aguri
3. Benetton
4. Brabham
5. Tyrrell
6. Cooper
7. Venturi

1. WWE Championship - Randy Orton
2. WWE United States Championship - Montel Vontavious Porter
3. WWE Divas Championship - Maryse
4. WWE Tag Team Championship - The Colóns
5. World Heavyweight Championship - Edge
6. WWE Intercontinental Championship - Rey Mysterio
7. WWE Women's Championship - Melina

1. Pinot & Noir
2. Inga & Nada
3. Annan & En till
4. Babe & Honey
5. Bok & Choi
6. Moo & Mew
7. Echo & Bounce

by scheduled passengers carried.

1. Southwest Airlines
2. American Airlines
3. Air France
4. Delta Airlines
5. United Airlines
6. Lufthansa
7. China Southern Airlines

1. 3DES
2. Blowfish
3. IDEA
4. RC5
5. RSA
6. SEAL
7. GOST 28147-89

1. Matt Smith - 2010-?
2. David Tennant - 2005-2010
3. Christopher Eccleston - 2005
4. Paul McGann - 1996
5. Sylvester McCoy - 1987-1989, 1996
6. Colin Baker - 1984-1986
7. Peter Davison - 1981-1984

Not the actual to 7, but the 7 that should have been at the top

1. Estonia - Rändajad
2. Malta - What if we?
3. France - Et s'il fallait le faire
4. Iceland - Is it true?
5. Moldova - Hora din Moldova
6. Croatia - Lijepa Tena
7. Armenia - Jan Jan (Nor Par)

A submission from my Mum today, thanks Mum :)

1. Monkey puzzle
2. Ohio star
3. Jacobs ladder
4. Dresden plate
5. Log cabin
6. Card trick
7. Tumbling blocks

1. Blue Note
2. Tampa
3. Pestige Records
4. Verve
5. Riverside
6. Dreyfus Records
7. Delmark Records

1. Kung Fu Chicken
2. Virtual Insanity
3. Bledlow Station "Old SideTracked"
4. Four Greens and a Ford
5. Monks Trail
6. White Leaf Cross
7. At Peace

1. Supreme Beings of Leisure
2. Flunk
3. Anja Garbarek
4. Bitter:Sweet
5. Róisín Murphy
6. Peace Orchestra
7. Jakalope

1. Smith
2. Jones
3. Taylor
4. Williams
5. Brown
6. Davies
7. Evans

1. Swifts
2. Arctic Terns
3. Firecrests
4. Fieldfares
5. Yellow Wagtails
6. Redstarts
7. Ospreys

1. Grand Prix Circus
2. Outrun
3. Spy Hunter
4. Pole Position
5. Crazy Taxi
6. Chase HQ
7. Sega Rally

1. You're a winner Charlie Brown
2. Peanuts for everybody
3. Nice shot, Snoopy
4. Have it your way Charlie Brown
5. Good ol' Snoopy
6. That's life, Snoopy
7. Fun with Peanuts

1. Peacock
2. Cabbage White
3. Red Admiral
4. Common Blue
5. Meadow Brown
6. Tortoise Shell
7. Marbled White

1. How to put fencing up
2. A swarm of bees would invade the local fête
3. The power of event brokers in Flex
4. We would be able to grow peppers successfully
5. I'd get a cold
6. Moving the compost bin would be as easy as it was
7. We'd have a regular rabbit visitor to the garden

1. CDC's testing foulups turn swine flu into hell for my family
2. Hog farmers brace for financial pain of swine flu
3. New swine flu concern going forward: Drug resistance
4. Did We Overreact To Swine Flu Threat?
5. Swine Flu: A Primer
6. Why I'm Not Afraid of the Swine Flu
7. Ohio poll: Media's swine flu coverage overblown

1. May Day - May 1st : United Kingdom
2. Cinco de Mayo - May 5th : Mexico
3. Finland's Day - May 12th : Finland
4. Eritrean Independence Day - May 24th : Eritrea
5. Europe Day - May 9th : Europe
6. Remembrance of the Dead - May 4th : Netherlands
7. Towel Day - May 25th : Worldwide

1. Abrahamic (Christianity, Islam, Judaism)
2. Dharmic (Buddhism, Hinduism)
3. Mystery Traditions (Kabbalah, Sufism)
4. Pagan (Wicca, Heathenism)
5. Taoic (Shinto, Taoism)
6. New Religious Movements (Scientology)
7. Ancient (Zoroastrianism)

1. ogles
2. bedevils
3. jettison
4. ginseng
5. boll
6. lavae
7. scallions

1. Ants
2. Dandelions
3. Ground Clover
4. Self seeding Himalayan Honeysuckles
5. Thistles
6. Moss in the lawn
7. Sherman the clumsy footed Wood Pigeon

1. Hawaiian baby woodrose
2. Peruvian Torch Cactus
3. San Pedro Cactus
4. Nutmeg
5. Ergot Fungus
6. Mandrake
7. Bufo alvarius Toads

1. Steak and Kidney Pie
2. Pork Pie
3. Pumpkin Pie
4. Chicken and Mushroom Pie
5. Apple Pie
6. Mince Pie
7. Game Pie

1. Facebook
2. Bebo
3. Flixter
4. Tagged.com
5. Orkut
6. MySpace
7. Classmates.com

1. Gordan Ramsay - BT: 03:45:00
2. Katie Price - PT: 05:00:00
3. Kate Lawler - BT: 04:54:00
4. Peter Andre - PT: 05:00:00
5. Ronan Keating - BT: 03:59:00
6. Nell McAndrew - BT: 03:10:52
7. Helen Skelton - PT: 03:00:00

1. Melbourne
2. Shanghai
3. Monte Carlo
4. Monza
5. Singapore
6. Suzuka
7. Yas Marina Circuit

1. Alistair Darling
2. Gordon Brown
3. Kenneth Clarke
4. Norman Lamont
5. John Major
6. Nigel Lawson
7. Sir Geoffrey Howe

1. Pericles, Prince of Tyre
2. The Two Noble Kinsmen
3. Cymbeline
4. Timon of Athens
5. Titus Andronicus
6. King John
7. Cardenio

1. Miniature Steam Train
2. Falconry Display
3. Maypole Dancing
4. Brass Band
5. Morris Dancing
6. Dog Show
7. Garland Judging

1. Extinct
2. Extinct in the Wind
3. Critically Endangedred
4. Endangered
5. Vulnerable
6. Near Threatened
7. Least Concern

According to a UKTV Food Channel survey:

1. Spaghetti bolognese - 65%
2. Roast dinner - 54%
3. Chilli con carne - 42%
4. Lasagne - 41%
5. Cottage or shepherd's pie - 38%
6. Meat or fish stir fry - 38%
7. Beef casserole - 34%

1. Jigsaw
2. A Dog, A Horse and a Heart
3. Dancing on a Rainbow
4. The Hell Cat and the King
5. Love and a Cheetah
6. Love Strikes a Devil
7. The Scots Never Forget

17th is submission day, this month from Elephino. Thanks for the list :D

1. Black Betty - Ram Jam and Spiderbait
2. 99 Balloons - Nina and Goldfinger
3. Behind Blue Eyes - The Who and Limp Bizkit
4. Summer of 69 - Bryan Adams and Bowling For Soup
5. Beat It - Michael Jackson and Fall Out Boy
6. Mr Sandman - The Pointer Sisters and Gob
7. One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer - John Lee Hooker and George Thorogood

1. Michael Bolton
2. Michael Palin
3. Michael Cane
4. Michael Schumacher
5. Michael Gambon
6. Michael Douglas
7. Michael Phelps

1. Oxfordshire
2. Buckinghamshire
3. Northamptonshire
4. Warwickshire
5. Gloucestershire
6. Wiltshire
7. Berkshire

1. Red Lion (Longwick)
2. Bird in the Hand United
3. Dog & Pot (Stoke Poges)
4. FC Disraeli
5. Golden Irons
6. Pheasant
7. Marlow Donkey

1. Eastern Grey Kangaroo
2. Koala
3. Common Brushtail Possum
4. Numbat
5. Tasmanian Devil
6. Bandicoot
7. Yellow-Bellied Glider

1. The Matrix Reloaded
2. The Mummy - Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
3. Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace
4. Speed 2: Cruise Control
5. Batman and Robin
6. Highlander 2: The Quickening
7. Crank 2 (Based purely on the trailer)

1. Edible and Medicinal Plants of Britain and Northern Europe
2. A Garden for All Seasons
3. Wildlife on Your Doorstep
4. Flowers of the World
5. Trees: Leaves, Bark and Fruit
6. The Reader's Digest Encyclopaedia of Garden Plants and Flowers
7. Wild Flowers - Their Habitats in Britain and Northern Europe

1. Kingda Ka - Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson Township, New Jersey, USA : 128 mph (206 km/h)
2. Top Thrill Dragster - Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio, USA : 120 mph (190 km/h)
3. Dodonpa - Fuji-Q Highland, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan : 107 mph (172 km/h)
4. Tower of Terror - Dreamworld, Coomera, Queensland, Australia : 100 mph (160 km/h)
5. Superman: The Escape - Six Flags Magic Mountain, Valencia, Santa Clarita, California : 100 mph (160 km/h)
6. Steel Dragon 2000 - Nagashima Spa Land, Nagashima, Mie, Japan : 95 mph (153 km/h)
7. Millennium Force - Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio, USA : 93 mph (150 km/h)

1. MacColl
2. MacEwen
3. MacIver
4. MacIan
5. MacLaren
6. MacRae
7. MacQueen

1. The area of skin that an animal cannot reach to scratch is called the Acnestis
2. The scientific study of molluscs is known as malacology
3. The correct spelling is Restaurateur
4. Eclipse has a snippet feature
5. We had two frogs breeding in our pond
6. Were were going to get a hamster
7. Our neighbour's house was going up for sale

1. Michael Jackson - Scream : $7,000,000
2. Madonna - Die Another Day : $6,000,000
3. Madonna - Bedtime Story : $5,000,000
4. Puff Daddy - Victory : $2,700,000
5. Mariah Carey - Heartbreaker : $2,500,000
6. Busta Rhymes - What's It Gonna Be?! : $2,400,000
7. Celine Dion - It's All Coming Back to Me Now : $2,300,000

1. 24 6ft x 6ft Fence Panels
2. 25 3in x 3in Fence Posts
3. 25 3in x 3in Metal Spikes
4. 200 Decking Screws
5. 1 Lump Hammer
6. 1 Spirit Level
7. 1 Father with Fencing Experience

1. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
2. Matt and Luke Goss
3. Giovanni and Marissa Ribisi
4. Maurice and Robin Gibb
5. Ross and Norris McWhirter
6. Ronnie and Reggie Kray
7. Charlie and Craig Reid (The Proclaimers)

1. Black Pepper
2. Vinegar
3. Mint
4. Cayenne Pepper
5. Chalk
6. Cinnamon
7. Crushed Garlic

1. Mallards
2. Lesser Spotted Woodpecker
3. Kestrel
4. Goldfinch
5. Yellow Hammer
6. Long Tailed Tit
7. Jay

1. Dadicons (now defunct)
2. Frag.nu (now defunct)
3. Moo 'n' Mew (now defunct)
4. The Trough Site (now defunct)
5. Gaia (now defunct)
6. Lists Of 7 Things
7. Growing a bear

1. Punch Card
2. Cassette Tape
3. Floppy Disk
4. CD Rom
5. Zip Drive
6. USB Flash Drive
7. Solid State Drive

1. Skidmark
2. Pockmark
3. Benchmark
4. Bookmark
5. Earmark
6. Birthmark
7. Watermark

1. Reintroduction of slick tyres
2. KERS - Kinetic Energy Recovery System (where fitted)
3. Rev limiting to 18,000RPM
4. Limit of 7 engine changes per season without a penalty
5. Lower (75mm) and wider (1800mm) front wing
6. No testing during the race season
7. Driver adjustable flaps on the front wing (where fitted)

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1. Fastidious - Middle English, from Latin fastidiosus, from fastidium disgust, probably from fastus arrogance (probably akin to Latin fastigium top) + taedium irksomeness - Circa 1400
2. Lascivious - Middle English, from Late Latin lasciviosus, from Latin lascivia wantonness, from lascivus wanton - Circa 1400
3. Pugnacious - Latin pugnac-, pugnax, from pugnare to fight - Circa 1642
4. Nefarious - Latin nefarius, from nefas crime, from ne- not + fas right, divine law; perhaps akin to Greek themis law, tithenai to place - Circa 1609
5. Rambunctious - Probably alteration of rumbustious - Circa 1830
6. Lugubrious - Latin lugubris, from lugēre to mourn; akin to Greek lygros mournful - Circa 1585
7. Bodacious - Probably a blend of bold and audacious - Circa 1832

1. Irony
2. Banter
3. Satire
4. Rapartee
5. Slapstick
6. Farce
7. Parody

1. Canada
2. France
3. Germany
4. Italy
5. Japan
6. United Kingdom
7. United States of America

1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2. Angel
3. Firefly
4. Dollhouse
5. Titan A.E.
6. Alien Resurrection
7. Toy Story

1. Osteospermum - Copper Blue
2. Lobelia - Richardii
3. Bush Fuchsia - Dawn Star
4. Verbena - Blue
5. Petunia - Tumbelina Margarita
6. Lysimachia - Persian Chocolate
7. Nemesia - Pink

1. The Happening
2. Death Note
3. The Bank Job
4. Untraceable
5. Lucky Number Slevin
6. Smokin' Aces
7. The Departed

1. Etna, Italy
2. Stromboli, Italy
3. Yasur, Vanuatu
4. Ambrym, Vanuatu
5. Tinakula, Solomon Islands
6. Erta Ale, Ethiopia
7. Manam, Papua New Guinea

1. Predictors of beaconicity
2. Improvement levers
3. Coterminosity
4. Double devolution
5. Contestability
6. Potentialities
7. Re-baselining

Submission time again, this month from regular submitter Elephino. Cheers mate :D

1. It was originally designed to have a bridge, not a really long tunnel
2. It was originally designed to go from Chatswood to Parramatta
3. Due to the move to a tunnel, a station had to be removed from the planning due to being too deep underground
4. The tunnel flooded at least twice as they were digging too close to the Lane Cove River
5. The tracks lifted after being installed (they had actually been warned this would happen)
6. It was over 3 billion dollars over budget and over 3 years behind schedule
7. After announcing, in late January, an opening date of February 22, the line opened on February 23

1. Carpal bones
2. Carpometacarpal joints
3. Metacarpal bones
4. Metacarpophalangeal joints
5. Proximal phalanx
6. Interphalangeal joint
7. Distal phalanx

1. Shuson Kato
2. Masakoka Shiki
3. Soseki Natsume
4. Ryunosuke Akutagawa
5. Kobayashi Issa
6. Kijo Murakami
7. Matsuo Basho

1. Jicama
2. Epazote
3. Fiddlehead
4. Kai-lan
5. Radicchio
6. Lagos bologi
7. Winter purslane

1. Colour TV - 95.2%
2. Electric cooker - 93.5%
3. Fridge - 88.9%
4. Generator - 53.6%
5. Washing Machine - 43.0%
6. Car - 25.3%
7. Computer - 7.4%

For those of you who don't know already, Clemens the cat died peacefully in his basket on the 9th of March, aged approx 18 (no-one but him knew his real age). This list is dedicated to him.

1. His unique cat language, unlike any other cat; with words such as Ma! Mmmbung, MmmCa and his attempt at Hello.
2. His love of cheese, he would go mad for it.
3. His huge thumper like back feet.
4. His yip when your stroked the side of his neck, his back leg would go into an uncontrollable circular scratching motion
5. Hi mad, scalectrix moments when he would run up and down the stairs at high velocity.
6. Attacking the auto feeder and always managing to open it at least 30 minutes before it was set to open.
7. His habit for sniffing heaters, getting so close to them that he would have to pull away at the last moment to prevent his nose from burning.

1. Arial
2. Times New Roman
3. Century Gothic
4. Impact
5. Verdana
6. Courier New
7. Georgia

1. Barbie was launched by toy maker Mattell on 9th March 1959
2. Barbie was named after Ruth and Elliot Handler's daughter
3. Barbie's full name Barbie Millicent Roberts
4. She is from Willows, Wisconsin and went to Willows high school
5. She has 4 sisters, Skipper (1964), Stacie (1992), Kelly (1995) and Krissy (1995)
6. Barbie's first pet was a horse named Dancer
7. Her first boyfriend, Ken, deputed in 1961

1. The Oxford book of wild flowers
2. Percy Thrower's practical guide to trees and shrubs
3. Balcony, patio and window box gardening
4. Garden fact finder
5. Garden guides - Patio, pots and window boxes
6. Garden guides - Garden design
7. Catwatching

1. The cat was going to lose his sight
2. The car was going to pass its MOT
3. Where we were going to situate our veg patch
4. There is a garage on Princes Risborough high street
5. Lovefilm is run by Amazon
6. Askett nursery has a loyalty card
7. The Audi A2 has a sealed bonnet

1. Elevenses
2. Letter writing to friend and family
3. Parlour games
4. Sunday best
5. Hopscotch
6. Conkers
7. Donkey Rides

1. 1984 - George Orwell
2. War and Peace - Leo Tolstoy
3. Ulysses - James Joyce
4. The Bible
5. Madame Bovary - Gustave Flaubert
6. A Brief History of Time - Stephen Hawking
7. Midnight's Children - Salman Rushdie

1. Artist
2. Chef
3. Gardener
4. Book keeper
5. PA
6. Cleaner
7. Veterinary Nurse

A rather odd one from my Dad today. Thanks Dad :)

1. Chamberlain piano (Bucket lavatory)
2. Chamber of commerce
3. Chuggie
4. Closet
5. Comfort station
6. The back house
7. The grot

1. Cotswold Morris
2. North-West Morris
3. "Border" Morris
4. Sword Dancing
5. Carnival Morris
6. "Bedlam" Morris
7. Stave Dancing

1. The hero
2. The maiden
3. The wise old man
4. The magician
5. The earth mother
6. The witch
7. The trickster

1. Chasing Amy
2. Dogma
3. The Talented Mr Ripley
4. Ocean's Eleven
5. The Bourne Identity
6. The Brothers Grimm
7. The Departed

1. Catacomb - 1990
2. Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion - 1991
3. Wolfenstein 3D - 1992
4. Doom - 1993
5. Heretic - 1994
6. Hexen: Beyond Heretic - 1995
7. Quake - 1996

1. Adranus
2. Gibil
3. Vulcan
4. Kagu-tsuchi
5. Xiuhtecuhtli
6. Huracan
7. Nusku

1. Lemon and sugar
2. Ice cream
3. Raspberries and Blueberries
4. Cherry pie filling
5. Stewed apples
6. Maple syrup
7. Chocolate sauce

1. Taper
2. Votive
3. Pillar
4. Luminaria
5. Floating
6. Tea-light
7. Speciality

1. Ghosts and Goblins
2. Salamander
3. Defender
4. Tron
5. Commando
6. Guantlet
7. Outrun

Bonus points if you can name them all

1. Spangles
2. Double Dips
3. Sherbert Fountain
4. Chewits
5. Rhubarb and Custard
6. Drumstick Lollies
7. Poppets

1. Belted Galloway
2. Black Baldy
3. Square Meater
4. Milking Shorthorn
5. Tux Cattle
6. Pustertal Pied Cattle
7. Tasmanian Grey

1. Kefir
2. Chass
3. Doogh
4. Clabber
5. Blaand
6. Crème Fraîche
7. Viili

17th is submission day. This month's submission come from my Mum :) Thanks Mum!

1. Brodo misto
2. Consomme
3. Soupa a la biere
4. Garboure
5. Crème du Barry
6. Crème de la courgette au brie
7. Won Ton

1. Car - Do not leave valuables in the boot/glovebox
2. Car - Never leave your keys in the ignition
3. Car - Always close windows, utilise any steering locks and lock doors
4. House - Ensure all doors and windows are locked
5. House - Utilise a door chain/bar to identify strangers before opening the door to them
6. Personal property - Take car keys and handbags to bed with you
7. Personal property - Mark your property with your house number and postcode