Quick Recap & Today’s Final Jeopardy – November 29, 2016

Here’s tonight’s Final Jeopardy answer and question for Tuesday, November 29, 2016:

Final Jeopardy! category: LITERATURE

Final Jeopardy! clue/answer: In 2009 Amazon remotely deleted unauthorized copies of this 1949 novel from some customers’ Kindles

(correct response beneath the contestants)

Today’s contestants:

Jennifer Berry, a Medicare appeals coordinator from Indianapolis, Indiana
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Dan Chafetz/b>, a data specialist from Essex Junction, Vermont
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Justin Bender, an technical engineer from Boulder, Colorado (2-day total: $20,799)
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What is “1984”? (by George Orwell)

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According to this article on Slate, someone haduploaded bootlegged copies using the Kindle Store’s self-publishing system, and Amazon was only trying to look after publishers’ intellectual property. But, of course, the irony was too amusing. Shortly after the incident, Amazon was sued and settled, promising in the settlement it would only delete books from Kindles if specific conditions were met.

A “regulatory body” requesting Amazon delete books would never actually happen in America, though, would it?

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5 Comments on "Quick Recap & Today’s Final Jeopardy – November 29, 2016"

  1. Andy Saunders | November 29, 2016 at 4:08 pm |

    Scores going into Final Jeopardy:
    Justin $15,200
    Dan $10,000
    Jennifer $5,600

    Final Results:
    Jennifer $5,600 + $1,800 = $7,400
    Dan $10,000 – $9,999 = $1 (no response)
    Justin $15,200 + $4,801 = $20,001 (3-day total: $40,800)

    Scores after the opening round:
    Dan $4,000
    Justin $2,000
    Jennifer $2,000

    Opening break taken after: 15 clues

    Daily Double locations:
    1) CORNERSTONES $1000 (22nd pick)
    Justin 4400 -4400 (Dan 3800 Jennifer 1600)

    2) LEANING CONSERVATIVE $1600 (4th pick)
    Dan 6400 -4000 (Justin 2000 Jennifer 2000)
    3) FROM “T” TO SHINING “T” $800 (10th pick)
    Justin 5200 +5200 (Dan 6000 Jennifer 3600)

    Unplayed clues:
    J! round: WINNING! $200; RHYME TIME $200
    DJ! round: OSCAR-WINNING SHORTS $400

    Game Stats:
    Justin $15,200 Coryat, 20 correct, 3 incorrect, 37.04% in first on buzzer
    Jennifer $5,600 Coryat, 9 correct, 3 incorrect, 16.67% in first on buzzer
    Dan $14,000 Coryat, 19 correct, 3 incorrect, 37.04% in first on buzzer

    Justin Bender, stats to date:
    66 correct
    8 incorrect
    3/4 on Daily Doubles (Net Earned: $8,300)
    0/2 in Final Jeopardy
    38.79% in first on buzzer (64/165)
    Average Coryat: $15,933

    Justin Bender, to win:
    4 games: 55.43%
    5: 30.73%
    6: 17.03%
    7: 9.44%
    8: 5.23%
    Avg. streak: 4.244 games.

  2. Oh boy…Keith Williams is surely gonna be ranting about Jennifer’s wagering strategy because this was an opportunity for her to win, and she missed it.

    • Andy Saunders | November 29, 2016 at 6:02 pm |

      Between last night and tonight, I’m sure we’ll be hearing stories about Keith undergoing a liver ultrasound in a few months.

      To that end: “the chance that the trailer wagers short in a crush” happens often enough that it’s going to be included in my strategy model.

  3. Please don’t forget to add $100,000 Teen Tournament winner Sharath Narayan to the TOC Tracker.

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