The band's name came from the cover of the Grateful Dead‘ s album From the Mars Hotel, and was formed in the early 70’s at Oxford. It was a three piece band. Two members of the band were Mark Ellen, who later went on to present BBC TV's Old Grey Whistle Test music show and become the founding editor of British music magazine Q and Adam Sharples, currently Director General, Work, Welfare and Equality Group at the Department for Work and Pensions. It is believed that the vocalist passed his audition for the band primarily because he was the only to audition and knew all the words to the song he was asked to sing, "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" by Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, whom he imitated during his performances. Name the “famous” vocalist and the band.
Models promoting a men's magazine join a student demonstration against the visit of U.S. President George W. Bush to the Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) summit in Sydney September 5, 2007
A monkey's skull is seen with animal bones while cooking at a store in Hanoi September 4, 2007. Police found two frozen tigers in a fridge and two soup kettles filled with animal bones in an outdoor kitchen in Hanoi, Vietnamese newspapers reported on Wednesday
Actress Keira Knightly arrives for the UK Premiere of the film Atonement in Leicester Square, London September 4, 2007
Palestinians celebrate in front of Israel's controversial barrier near the West Bank village of Bilin September 4, 2007. Palestinians in a village at the centre of violent weekly protests against Israel's controversial West Bank barrier won a Supreme Court battle on Tuesday to have it rerouted. Citing hardships facing residents of Bilin, a three-justice panel ordered the Israeli government and military to ensure that a section of the barrier set to cut through the village's farmland should circumvent it instead.
Russian Interior Ministry honour guards are reflected in a puddle as they stand during an opening ceremony of the Russian-Chinese joint counter terrorism exercise "Friendship 2007" in the city of Balashikha outside Moscow September 4, 2007. 100 Russian and 87 Chinese Interior Ministry troopers will train at this base until September 6, 2007
Students protest against the visit of U.S. President George W. Bush to the Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) summit in Sydney September 5, 2007
A gust of wind blows Pope Benedict XVI's skullcap as he arrives to lead his general audience in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican September 5, 2007
Avik cracked it...The answer is Mohammed Al Fayed...owner of Harrods, Ritz Paris, Fulham FC, and formerly of Punch Magazine...the black guy in the pic is Bobby Brown...Fayad has starred in the Bobby Brown shows a couple of times in cameo appearances
Commenting on a recent decision, he said that he had always been the black sheep of the family because he was the only one not to have become a teacher. The decision, he said, would allow him a chance to look respectable. Who? What decision?
Its Narayan Murthy on his decision to retire - Tania...
Barcelona’s Thierry Henry diving for the ball in Edinburgh
the legs of the U.S. team competing in Rio de Janeiro create an interesting pattern
US golfer Paula Creamer marking her ball in the 14th women’s Golf Masters in France
Such photographs fall into a category...Its called 'Marmalade Droppers' or 'cornflakes droppers', coz the newspaper folks expect you to drop ur breakfast looking at such pics...
So here's the connect finally... Its Nokia...The first pic is the Church in the finnish town unveiled in 2005, the person is Fredrik Idestam - the founder of the company, and if you all remember, Nokia was a collaboration among three companies- one of them being a rubber manufacturer...Nokia tires are very popular still in that region and pretty well known for the metal studded bicycle tires which come in handy on snowy days....
This French phrase originally (in the 16/17th century) was a polite way of asking people "How was your visit to the toilet", because many of the royal people at that time suffered from digestion problems caused by the rich food. So, this phrase was kind of used to enquire about their state of well-being. But, nowadays this is probably the first thing you would say if you meet a French-speaking person. What phrase ?
Comment-Allez-Vous...Gud wrk Nadu... Harish - its gud to see you!!!
What is common to the terms "360flip-sexchange", "pretzel-flip" , "gazellespin" , "nose-hook impossible" , "halfcab-heelflip"? (Note: There are hundreds of other terms similar to the ones listed)
As a lawyer, X participated in the military commission trying the Lincoln assassination conspirators. X was also a Major General in the Union Army during the Civil War. While serving as governor of New Mexico (1878-81) he made the statement ``All calculations based on our experiences elsewhere fail in New Mexico.” This has been called the "The Curse of X". His greatest claim to fame is writing a novel during his gubernatorial stint. It was one of the best selling novels of the 19th century. Who?
Answer - Ramprakash wrote "The answer is Lew Wallace who is the author of "Ben Hur" which was later made into an epic film.it was the first book to be blessed by the Pope." Absolutely right !!!Too lazy...so jus copy-pasted it...:)
'A' played for Italy while his brother 'B' plays for Australia. They joked about the possibility of becoming the first set of brothers to ever face off against one another in an international soccer match. Ironically, Italy and Australia ended up playing each other at the 2006 FIFA World Cup, but neither of the brothers was present in the national squads. Who are 'A' and 'B'?
Akshay and Avishek getting this right...it is Max and Christian Vieri...Way to go...
4)Joop van den Ende and John de Mol of endemol group
5)Soundgarden
6)Trefoil Knot
7)Deja Vu - the single by Beyonce, the Adobe format DjVu and the movie
8)Biocon - Kiran Mazumdar Shaw's company
9)Woodworm Cricket Company - Andrew Flintoff, Kevin Pieterson are the two key ppl...even Ernie Els
10)The colours are so simply because, when the company was setup in California, they wanted to grab the locals attention and so kept the colours on the Spanish Flag on their logo coz' the population was predominantly Spanish
And yes...if i have given away the answer thru the labels...hehehe...But good wrk Deepu...Daniel Powter's Bad Day was replaced by Daughtry's Home as the song to be played in the background whenevr a contestant would be eliminated
And if i say good job, then i am not saying enough coz that was a tremendous job. Not only did you get the connect but also the the correct links to each and every pic. But yea, the teapot pic was actually a Scuttle and so the connect would be 'All are characters in the Little Mermaid...but an awesome answer. Gr8 thinking Tania and Basu
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