London map quiz

What was the name of the disused railway station? (9 points) What's it called now that it's been reopened? (1 point)

Missing word (3)

Name the architects (5 points) and supply the missing word (5 points).

Who is it? (1)

Name this lady (5 points):



Well done to Cora Fuchs and Vinny Burgoo, who supplied the answer, which is Tatyana Golendeeva (hold down left mouse button and roll mouse over to see).

From the archive

A couple of toughies from back in the day:

1. In a land far away, iron is called "farpsi". What is "fefsili"? What do they call tin?

2. Four boys sat a science test. Their marks were 31, 32, 71 and 87. What mark did Peter get? What were the names of the other three boys?

Take care

I've split some words into two groups:

Group 1: cad, cab, cash, cud, cog, coat, cosh, cause, core, coal, cough, cock, come, cove, cope, cosy, case, corn, comb, care

Group 2: car, code, cod, cat, cadge, cup, cool, cast, coarse, count, cuss, cone, cave, cake, calm, coop, curl, cape

Find another word for group 1 and another word for group 2. (5 points)

Photo Q

What's the cameraman up to? (5 points)

http://twitpic.com/10p3u3

Twitter competition #1

A little competition for Twitterers and non-Twitterers alike: write a sentence of up to 140 characters (including punctuation and spaces) in which no letter is used the same number of times as any other letter. The closer you can get to 140 characters the better, though the best entries may come up a couple of characters short.

As usual, answers in the comments, please.

(1st place, 10 points; 2nd place, 5 points)