Week 3 Protests

Round 2:Q5
John of the Cellar Rats protested "adding machine" for 1pt. Protest GRANTED.
Round 2:Q6
Rodney of the Usual Suspects protested "neoprene" for 1pt. Protest DENIED. Neoprene is a synthetic rubber. Although it involves polymerization, it is not the same as polyethylene.
Round 3:Q1
Kerry of Frayed Naughts protested "Red Wine" for 2pts. Protest DENIED. The round asked for ingredients of the garnishes. Red wine, like salt, would not be a garnish because you can t see it.
Greg of 5 of What? protested "Does not contain bacon", for 1pt. Protest DENIED
All of the answers for the garnish round were taken from Le Repertoire de la Cuisine, standard edition by L. Saulnier, translated by E. Brunet and dedicated to the master of modern cookery, August Escoffier, our respectful admiration
Round 3:Q10
Rick of On a Roll protested "Truffles" for 1 pt. Although truffles may be present in perigourdine, foie gras is essential in order to be called this. If only truffles wre used it would be called perigueux. Protest DENIED.
Round 9:Q1
Tim of M.I.5 protested "War of Secession" for 2pts. Protest DENIED. All of the questions for this round were taken from the Columbia Encyclopaedia, third edition.
Round 10:Q12
Gord of Footloose and Firkin Free protested "Lake Baikal" for 2pts. Protest DENIED.
David of Forza Azzurri protested "Caspian Sea" for 1pt. Protest DENIED.
Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world and the largest by volume. It is not the largest by surface area which is what we were looking for. The Caspian Sea is not within one country.

The Cellar Rats re-protested a question from week 2.
If anyone is still hung up about Paul Copeland as the prominent Yorkville lawyer who has done high profile civil liberties cases read Clayton Ruby's biography and the list of people he has represented, from Michael Stadtlander to Guy-Paul Morin.