Dive Bar Divas Pub Quiz #4 - Week in Review 4/3 - 4/9, 2011

Week in Review 4/3-4/9, 2011

1. What country asked the European Central Bank for a loan last week?
    Portugal

2. What’s the name of the new University of Utah men’s basketball coach? For an extra point, whom did he replace?
    Larry Krystkowiak/Jim Boylen

3. The 86-year-old director of the films "Network," "Serpico," "Dog Day Afternoon" and "12 Angry Men," died. What is his name?
    Sidney Lumet

4. In what country did a dust storm near the Baltic Sea cause an 80 car pile up?
    Germany

5. Which Utah political party’s chairman will not seek a fourth term?
    Democratic    Utah Democratic Party Chairman Wayne Holland will not seek a fourth term at the state party’s helm, opting to help with President Barack Obama’s re-election drive and with regional campaigns.

6. What new way will you be able to pay your bus or trax fare in a pilot program starting next year?
    With your cell phone, the Isis joint venture between AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile USA and Verizon Wireless

7. Where is the Utah Liquor Commission considering banning beer sales?
    Convience stores/gas stations

8. What Utah news organization had a reporter jailed because he was mistaken for a meth dealer?
    The Herald Journal in Logan     Jay Patrick used his time cards and articles to prove he was not in Mesquite at the time he allegedly dealt meth. “He spent two nights in the Cache County jail last week before law enforcement officials in two states realized he wasn’t actually one of Nevada’s 10 most-wanted fugitives. “

9. At what Salt Lake County high school were cases of measles reported this week?
    Olympus

10. Before this week, what is the last year that measles was reported in Utah?
    2005