Someone pointed out to me that #6 could be interpreted in a way different than the one I wanted. Therefore, I have reworded it to make my exact intent clear. If you have already submitted an answer, and want to change it as a result, go ahead and do so. ****** To celebrate finishing my general surgery rotation, :v) I present the next Rare Entries contest. Of course, to make things even more interesting, I've decided to add an additional twist (see "The Screw", below). Name: 1. An organelle found in a cell. 2. A Sherlock Holmes *story*--NOT a novel--written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. 3. A leader of France NOT named Louis. 4. A state with five or fewer electoral votes in the 2000 Presidential election. 5. Someone who wrote a Requiem. 6. A Major League baseball player, who, AS OF AUGUST 8, 2000, (a) is eligible for the AL or NL batting crown, and (b) has a 2000 season batting average of .330 or higher (according to ESPN.com). 7. A game show, past or present, with a jackpot that was NOT reset at the start of every game. The Screw: You may provide ONE additional answer in ONE of the above categories. That answer will not count against you (unless you duplicate your own answer!), but it will count against other players. To submit your screw answer, simply provide TWO answers for ONE AND ONLY ONE of the above questions. The first will be considered your answer, the second as the screw. Submit your answers to me, Samer Ismail, at <samer_at_...> by August 8, 2000.
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