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Here are details for Final Jeopardy on August 22, 2024. We’re still in the first week of games for the 2024 Jeopardy Invitational Tournament, specifically re-runs of the tournament that will take up much of the hiatus before Season 40 resumes next month. This match will have challengers Celeste DiNucci from Pennsylvania, Austin Rogers from New York, and Amy Schneider from California. Since tonight’s episode is a repeat of the March 25 episode this year, you might already know the results. The Final Jeopardy question and answer for 8/22/2024 can be found below.
The Final Jeopardy question for August 22, 2024 is in the category of “Notorious Figures” and has the following clue:
Never even a soldier, this man lied that his nickname came from a shrapnel wound while fighting in the Argonne
As normal, we won’t reveal the answer immediately here in case you want to work it out on your own. It has been placed instead at the tail-end of this article.
Amy Schneider had a runaway total before Final Jeopardy, meaning that she already secured the win. Her performance is not too surprising, since she sits in fourth place for all-time Jeopardy winnings. That said, she provided the correct answer for Final Jeopardy.
Amy began with $28,600 and didn’t need to wager anything (so she didn’t), ending up as a semi-finalist. Austin had $9,600 but didn’t get the right response, so he lost a wagered $1,696 and finished in second place with $7,904. Celeste struggled throughout the game and only had $800 by Final Jeopardy. She risked everything but also got the wrong answer, so she left with nothing in third place.
The correct answer for Final Jeopardy on August 22, 2024 is “Who is Al Capone?”
The notorious gangster Al Capone received the nickname “Scarface” for the multiple scars across his face and neck. Capone’s scars actually came from an incident at the Harvard Inn when Frank Calluccio slashed at him with a knife after Capone had tried to woo his younger sister Lena. From that point forward, the gangster would continually attempt to powder his face and ask for photographs to be shot from his right side. Despite never being a soldier, he also tried to cover the origins of his scars by saying that he fought in France in World War I, as the clue states.
The Postal Service have shared Sylvan Esso’s new remix of their 2003 Give Up cut “The District Sleeps Alone Tonight.” The updated version arrives ahead of the Postal Service’s extended joint tour with Death Cab for Cutie, celebrating the anniversaries of Give Up and Transatlanticism. Check out the reworked track below.
“‘The District Sleeps Alone Tonight’ was a formative song for both of us,” Sylvan Esso revealed in a press release, adding that the duo’s Nick Sanborn first caught a promo version of the track “pooling out of his car speakers while he delivered pizza.” Amelia Randall Meath, meanwhile, was introduced to it “in the back of someone’s van during her freshman lunch hour.”
Of the new remix, the Postal Service’s Jimmy Tamborello said: “I love Sylvan Esso and was excited to hear the song through their ears. It came out so good, big and tweaky and fun!”
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The Final Jeopardy clue for August 15, 2024 can be found below. From yesterday’s episode, the Jeopardy Tournament of Champions is slowly but surely coming to an end. Ben Chan secured his second victory, putting him one away from the top prize, but Troy Baker and Yogesh Raut have one win apiece. Fans who watch the show regularly will recognize that tonight’s episode is a repeat of the March 18, 2024 match. Here’s the question and answer for Final Jeopardy on 8/15/2024, along with the players’ wagers and the ultimate winner.
The Final Jeopardy question for August 15, 2024 is in the category of “Eurasia” and has the following clue:
Zvartnots International Airport serves this capital & has the code EVN, all letters found in the city’s name
If you go down this page far enough, you’ll find the answer to this Final Jeopardy clue.
Interestingly, Yogesh, the contestant who didn’t get the right response for Final Jeopardy was the ultimate victor. Due to his performance during the match, particularly the second round, Yogesh had more than double the cash total than his competitors, making it a runaway game for him.
Yogesh started with a whopping $38,800 heading into Final Jeopardy, mainly due to his risky true Daily Double. So though he didn’t come up with the correct answer, he didn’t have to risk anything and ultimately won the game.
Meanwhile, Ben had $9,200 and wagered $7,601 for a total of $16,801 to put him into second place. Troy had $16,800 and risked little, just $1,601. This put him in third place with $18,401.
The correct answer for Final Jeopardy on August 15, 2024 is “What is Yerevan?”
It’s interesting that the category for this final clue is “Eurasia,” but we suppose that the question-makers didn’t want the answer to be that easy by narrowing the potential list of countries too much. At any rate, Yerevan is the capital of Armenia.
The ‘V’ in the clue will most likely be the most helpful hint here, as the contestants think about all of the capitals on both continents. Those who know about Zvarnots Cathedral as a landmark and that this circular 7th-century structure is in Armenia will help lead them to the right answer too.
Dean Roberts, the experimental composer and multi-instrumentalist who performed in the New Zealand noise trio Thela before embarking on a series of solo projects and records with Autistic Daughters, died this week, his labels Erstwhile and Kranky announced yesterday (August 14). Roberts died in his sleep, Erstwhile’s Jon Abbey wrote, citing the musician’s sister. Roberts was 49 years old.
Roberts, then a teenager, formed Thela with Dion Workman and Paul Douglas in New Zealand in the early 1990s, rising to prominence through Auckland’s free‐music scene with a pair of albums for the U.S. label Ecstatic Peace! The first, 1995’s Thela, was a landmark of rock minimalism, blending post-hardcore guitar thrums with noise sonics and sparse percussion. The following year’s Argentina added ambient elements and glints of melody, attracting admirers of the coalescing post-rock network as well as laptop composers like Fennesz, who later collaborated with Douglas’ Rosy Parlane project.
When Thela parted ways, Roberts divided his output between releases under his own name and his White Winged Moth project, often releasing on his own label, Formacentric Disk, as well as on Mille Plateaux and Erstwhile. Though these projects tended to foreground alien frequencies and complex noise elements—particularly his improv collaboration with Thurston Moore and Dr. Chad—he also began to sing, turning barren soundscapes into uncanny folk laments. He continued in the same direction on Autistic Daughters’ two albums for Kranky, Jealousy and Diamond and Uneasy Flowers, before taking a pause from the studio and returning, from Berlin, in 2020 with Not Fire, the last studio album of his lifetime.
Among those to pay tribute was Lawrence English, who wrote on social media, “I am going to deeply miss you. Your way of transposing the world into song. Your way of finding the hidden voices in the instrument you played. Your smile & that laugh…always that laugh. To future ballads in future places.”
Cuban Jazz Night with Miguel de Armas Quartet // March 9 // @meridiancentrepointe ,
Cuban Jazz Night with Miguel de Armas Quartet
Saturday, March 09, 2024 at 8 PM
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Join Ottawa’s jazz pianist and composer Miguel De Armas for a show like no other. Enjoy his unique sounds as he weaves strands of Cuban and American jazz influences in a compellingly eclectic way. Born in Havana, Cuba, Miguel studied at the Conservatory Amadeo Roldan and graduated from the Instituto Superior de Arte with a Bachelor in Cuban Percussion.
For over a decade, he toured with this band around the world and performed at world-class Jazz Festivals such as the North Sea, Montreaux, Nice, Nantes, Normandia, Couleur Café, Barranquijazz, and Río de Janeiro Film Festival, among others.
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