If It's On The Internet, Then It's

Eratosthenes, The Mapmaker Who Was The First Man To Accurately Measure The Size Of The Earth, Was A Librarian.

You Watch An Old 'jeopardy!' And The Categories Alone Are Very Plain. 'poetry,' Or 'movies,' Or 'physics.' If You Watch It Now, Though, There'll Be A Theme Board Where The Categories Are All Hitchcock Movies. Lots More Jokes, Lots More High-concept Categories And Questions.

People Are Using Gps Systems To Find Millions Of Little Hidden Objects Throughout The World - Often As Simple As A Piece Of Tupperware Hidden In The Woods. You Go To A Website, You Get The Latitude And Longitude To Get The Specific Location Of A Certain Specific Hiding Space, And Then You Go There And See If You Can Find It.

During The Whole 'jeopardy' Experience, I Felt Like I Was Living A Bit Of A Double Life, I Would Be Secretly Flying Out To L.a. To Tape New Shows, Hoping That None Of My Coworkers Would Notice The Absence And Figure Out What Was Going On. 'jeopardy' Tries Very Hard To Keep Their Secrets.

Being A Nerd Really Pays Off Sometimes.