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We Thought We Were The Only 'Jeopardy' Fans Cringing Every Time Ken Jennings Says JIT. Then We Looked On Social Media
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_we-thought-we-were-the-only-39jeopardy39-fans-cringing-every-time-ken-jennings-says-jit-then-we-looked-on-social-media.jpg "Let's start by saying that we are loving Jeopardy!’s Invitational Tournament. It’s simply thrilling as Jeopardy! fans to see the game’s classic icons like Larissa Kelly and Chuck Forrest (of the now-commonly used “Forrest Bounce”) compete alongside modern-day virtuosos like Amy Schneider and Andrew He. However, every single time the name of the tournament is shortened to its initials, JIT, it feels like Ken Jennings is dragging his fingernails across a hidden chalkboard on his lectern, and it turns out we're not the only ones having that reaction.")
_code-talkers-native-american-heroes-of-wwii.jpg "The Code Talkers were a group of Native American soldiers who played a crucial role during World War II by using their native languages to create unbreakable codes. These codes were used to transmit sensitive information on the battlefield, significantly contributing to the success of the Allied forces. Here's an overview of their contributions and heroism:<br/><br/>### Origins and Recruitment<br/>- **Background**: The idea of using Native American languages for secure communications dates back to World War I. However, it was during World War II that the practice became widespread.<br/>- **Recruitment**: The most famous group of Code Talkers were the Navajo, but other tribes such as the Cherokee, Choctaw, and Comanche also contributed. The U.S. military specifically recruited Native Americans for their bilingual abilities, as their languages were not written down and were unknown to enemy forces.<br/><br/>### Role and Contributions<br/>- **Language Use**: The Code Talkers used their native languages to develop codes for military communication. The Navajo Code Talkers, for example, created a code based on the Navajo language, which included terms for military equipment and tactics.<br/>- **Unbreakable Codes**: The codes created by the Code Talkers were never broken by enemy forces. This was due to the complexity and uniqueness of the languages used. The Navajo code, in particular, was so intricate that it could not be deciphered even by those who understood the Navajo language without the additional code knowledge.<br/>- **Impact on Battles**: Code Talkers participated in key battles such as Iwo Jima, where their secure communications were vital in coordinating troop movements and artillery strikes. Their contributions were instrumental in the success of many operations in the Pacific Theater.<br/><br/>### Recognition and Legacy<br/>- **Secrecy and Acknowledgment**: The work of the Code Talkers was kept secret for many years after the war. It wasn't until decades later that their contributions were publicly acknowledged and celebrated.<br/>- **Honors and Awards**: In 2001, the U.S. Congress awarded the original 29 Navajo Code Talkers the Congressional Gold Medal. Other Code Talkers have since been recognized for their bravery and service.<br/>- **Cultural Impact**: The legacy of the Code Talkers extends beyond their military achievements. They have become symbols of Native American contributions to the United States and have helped to foster greater appreciation and understanding of Native American cultures and languages.<br/><br/>The Code Talkers' ability to use their unique linguistic heritage to aid in the war effort is a testament to their ingenuity, bravery, and dedication. They remain celebrated heroes whose legacy continues to inspire and educate.")
_japanese-anime-series-x-2001-s01e06-dubbed-into-english-season-one-episode-6.jpg "Japanese anime series X 2001 S01E06 Dubbed into English Season one, episode 6")
_japanese-anime-series-x-2001-s01e05-dubbed-into-english-season-one-episode-5.jpg "Japanese anime series X 2001 S01E05 Dubbed into English Season one, episode 5")
_subway-station-all-4-endings-playthrough-psx92-vhs-style-horror-game.jpg "-- Subway Station - All 4 Endings Playthrough (PSX/VHS-style horror game) --<br/>Subway Station is a horror short game inspired by old films of the 80s and 90s.<br/><br/>You are a girl who is at her night job on a subway...<br/>The last person to serve, it is not very normal he wants something more than just going to the subway...<br/><br/>https://fear-scape.itch.io/subway-station<br/><br/>Updated16 days ago<br/>Published56 days ago<br/>Status Released<br/>Platforms Windows, macOS, Linux<br/>Author Fear Scape<br/>Tags Atmospheric, Creepy, creepypasta, Horror, PSX (PlayStation), Retro, Survival Horror, vhs<br/><br/>-- Subway Station - All 4 Endings Playthrough (PSX/VHS-style horror game) --")
_we-thought-we-were-the-only-39jeopardy39-fans-cringing-every-time-ken-jennings-says-jit-then-we-looked-on-social-media.webp "Let's start by saying that we are loving Jeopardy!’s Invitational Tournament. It’s simply thrilling as Jeopardy! fans to see the game’s classic icons like Larissa Kelly and Chuck Forrest (of the now-commonly used “Forrest Bounce”) compete alongside modern-day virtuosos like Amy Schneider and Andrew He. However, every single time the name of the tournament is shortened to its initials, JIT, it feels like Ken Jennings is dragging his fingernails across a hidden chalkboard on his lectern, and it turns out we're not the only ones having that reaction.")
_code-talkers-native-american-heroes-of-wwii.webp "The Code Talkers were a group of Native American soldiers who played a crucial role during World War II by using their native languages to create unbreakable codes. These codes were used to transmit sensitive information on the battlefield, significantly contributing to the success of the Allied forces. Here's an overview of their contributions and heroism:<br/><br/>### Origins and Recruitment<br/>- **Background**: The idea of using Native American languages for secure communications dates back to World War I. However, it was during World War II that the practice became widespread.<br/>- **Recruitment**: The most famous group of Code Talkers were the Navajo, but other tribes such as the Cherokee, Choctaw, and Comanche also contributed. The U.S. military specifically recruited Native Americans for their bilingual abilities, as their languages were not written down and were unknown to enemy forces.<br/><br/>### Role and Contributions<br/>- **Language Use**: The Code Talkers used their native languages to develop codes for military communication. The Navajo Code Talkers, for example, created a code based on the Navajo language, which included terms for military equipment and tactics.<br/>- **Unbreakable Codes**: The codes created by the Code Talkers were never broken by enemy forces. This was due to the complexity and uniqueness of the languages used. The Navajo code, in particular, was so intricate that it could not be deciphered even by those who understood the Navajo language without the additional code knowledge.<br/>- **Impact on Battles**: Code Talkers participated in key battles such as Iwo Jima, where their secure communications were vital in coordinating troop movements and artillery strikes. Their contributions were instrumental in the success of many operations in the Pacific Theater.<br/><br/>### Recognition and Legacy<br/>- **Secrecy and Acknowledgment**: The work of the Code Talkers was kept secret for many years after the war. It wasn't until decades later that their contributions were publicly acknowledged and celebrated.<br/>- **Honors and Awards**: In 2001, the U.S. Congress awarded the original 29 Navajo Code Talkers the Congressional Gold Medal. Other Code Talkers have since been recognized for their bravery and service.<br/>- **Cultural Impact**: The legacy of the Code Talkers extends beyond their military achievements. They have become symbols of Native American contributions to the United States and have helped to foster greater appreciation and understanding of Native American cultures and languages.<br/><br/>The Code Talkers' ability to use their unique linguistic heritage to aid in the war effort is a testament to their ingenuity, bravery, and dedication. They remain celebrated heroes whose legacy continues to inspire and educate.")
_japanese-anime-series-x-2001-s01e06-dubbed-into-english-season-one-episode-6.webp "Japanese anime series X 2001 S01E06 Dubbed into English Season one, episode 6")
_japanese-anime-series-x-2001-s01e05-dubbed-into-english-season-one-episode-5.webp "Japanese anime series X 2001 S01E05 Dubbed into English Season one, episode 5")
_subway-station-all-4-endings-playthrough-psx92-vhs-style-horror-game.webp "-- Subway Station - All 4 Endings Playthrough (PSX/VHS-style horror game) --<br/>Subway Station is a horror short game inspired by old films of the 80s and 90s.<br/><br/>You are a girl who is at her night job on a subway...<br/>The last person to serve, it is not very normal he wants something more than just going to the subway...<br/><br/>https://fear-scape.itch.io/subway-station<br/><br/>Updated16 days ago<br/>Published56 days ago<br/>Status Released<br/>Platforms Windows, macOS, Linux<br/>Author Fear Scape<br/>Tags Atmospheric, Creepy, creepypasta, Horror, PSX (PlayStation), Retro, Survival Horror, vhs<br/><br/>-- Subway Station - All 4 Endings Playthrough (PSX/VHS-style horror game) --")
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