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Breezy brigade of brains breakiating into brilliance this is good job brain your weekly quiz show and

off-beat trivia podcast. Today shows episode 181 and of course I'm your

humble host Karen and we are your branch of babbling braggadocios who brunch on

breadsticks and brandies at Brasseries. I'm Colin. I'm Dana and no

Chris this week he is off in Boston at the Penny Arcade

Expo but he actually recorded something for us we can't keep them down. Yeah. And he specifically told me not

to listen to it first. And so I'm playing this blind. I don't know what it is. So here I'm going to play it and we'll see what it is.

All right.

Hello my fellow good job brainers and hello to you home audience.

I am not present for the recording sessions this week because I am on the east coast of these great United States visiting the Pax East gaming convention in Boston.

But I didn't want to leave you without some trivia, so I would like to tell you about a famous building in downtown Boston.

It's technically called the Berkeley Building, but everyone knows it as the old John Hancock

building since it used to be the offices of the John Hancock Insurance Company.

It's a 26-story office building designed with a vertical column of bright lights in its spire.

This is actually a weather beacon, and the specific pattern of lights tells you about the coming

weather and you can see it for miles around. The beacon can display red and blue

lights either solid or flashing and you can remember what what

pattern means what weather by using the following mnemonic. Steady blue clear view

flashing blue clouds do. Steady Red rain ahead. Flashing Red

Snow instead. Now here's a trivia question. If you were to look up and see the

old Hancock Tower's weather beacon flashing alternating red and blue lights, what would that mean?

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