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The basic design of neon lighting was first demonstrated at the Paris Motor Show in 1910. It was originally a term used on the stage meaning a trick to attract applause, hence the name “clap trap”. “Claptrap” these days means nonsense talk. When the score “deuce” was introduced to avoid a win by a one-point difference, the score of 45 was pushed back to 40, so that 50 could indicate deuce. Points won would advance in quarters, 15, 30, 45 and 60 for game. One theory is that a 60-minute clock face was used to keep score. The origin of the 15, 30, 40 scoring system in a game of tennis is disputed. This resulted in the scores 15, 30, 40 and game.

The hand on the clock was then moved back to 40 (for deuce), and 50 was used for “advantage”, with 60 continuing to represent “game”. When the rules were changed to ensure games were won with more than a one-point difference in the score, the concept of “deuce” was introduced. One suggestion is that clock faces were once used to keep score, with a hand pointing to 15, 30, 45 and 60. The exact origins of the scoring system used for a game in tennis seems to be a tad murky.

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Enos is married to actor Alan Ruck, who I mainly remember playing Cameron Frye in the great movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”.

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She is perhaps best known for her TV work, playing Sarah Linden on “The Killing” and for playing twins Kathy and JoDean Marquart on “Big Love”. Mireille Enos is an actress from Kansas City. 20 Actress Mireille _ of “Good Omens” : ENOS In one scene, he leads a live elephant across the stage, and gets stopped by a police officer who asks, “What are you doing with that elephant?” Durante replies “What elephant?” and brings the house down every night. Durante appeared in the Broadway stage musical “Jumbo” in 1935. Jimmy Durante was a very talented entertainer, with that wonderful, gravelly voice, as well as that large nose that he used in so much of his humor (and earned him the nickname “Schnozzola”). Nod was located “east of Eden” (from which John Steinbeck got the title for his celebrated novel “East of Eden”). 13 Land next to the Land of Nod : EDENĪccording to the Bible’s Book of Genesis, after Cain murdered his brother Abel, he fled to the “Land of Nod”. That song made it to number-3 in the UK charts in 1991.

It was sung by Idle, and was also written by him. If you’ve seen the Monty Python film “The Life of Brian”, you might remember the closing number “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”. He was very much the musician of the bunch, and is an accomplished guitarist. 12 With 68-Across, co-creator of the British parody band the Rutles : ERIC …Ė8A See 12-Across : … IDLEĮric Idle is one of the founding members of the Monty Python team. The derivative phrase “gig economy” applies to a relatively recent phenomenon where workers find themselves jumping from temporary job to temporary job, from gig to gig. The term originated in the early 1900s in the world of jazz. Musicians use “gig” to describe a job, a performance. Today’s Wiki-est Amazonian Googlies Across

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