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C and highly suc- who in 2011 signed a $30 million ($10 million from a recent vacation to the Dominican cessful bear hunt.” He noted that the agency guaranteed) deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars Republic. “For him to claim he has no money has faced allegations that it “decimated the — had only sporadically paid financial support and then to just go away on vacation, it’s for his daughter, who thanks to her conditions like, ‘Screw vacation,’ ” she says. “Ultimately bear populations or that they’ve been ir- needs regular therapy and medical treatment. I feel that disrespects my daughter.” reparably harmed — none of that is true.” After Bradshaw took Session to court for Bradshaw and her attorney filed an The agency had last carried out a full- financial support, Broward Judge Arthur emergency petition to the court last scale bear population estimate in 2002 Birken determined the former pro player had Friday. In the meantime, Ashton must but is in the middle of a fresh count. 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    TOSSUPS - FLORIDA STATE B Center of the Known Universe Open 2005 -- UT-Chattanooga (with one bonus you can blame on your genial quizmaster - see if you can guess which one) 1. This current member of the Princeton faculty is a member of the editorial board of The Nation magazine. She caused a stir in politics when she called Bill Clinton the first black president, but is better known for creating such characters as Pecola Breedlove, Sula, and Sethe. Born Chloe Anthony Wofford, FTP name this Nobel-winning author of Jazz, The Bluest Eye, Song ofSolomon, and Beloved. Answer: Toni Morrison 2. Giovani Filippo is usually credited as the first physician to describe it, in the mid-1500's. It can be treated with acyclovir, but it's better to prevent it with the vaccine Varivax, since it remains dormant in nerve tissue and can reactivate to cause shingles. The virus is actually a strain ofthe herpes virus but is better known as the Varicella-Zoster Virus, or VZV. It has a 2-week incubation period and is an extraordinarily contagious airborne virus. FTP name this childhood disease that many parents actually try to expose their children to so that they will gain immunity and not catch it as adults when it would be more dangerous. Answer: chicken pox [accept Varicella before it's said; be kind and prompt on shingles] 3. Andrew Ellicott was the head surveyor of the group that was mandated by this treaty. The full name of this treaty is Treaty ofFriendship, Limits, and Navigation Between Spain and the United States and some of the lesser issues it dealt with were an agreement not to incite the Indians, and protection of and the promise not to detain or embargo the opposite parties vessels.