1. Designated F800, which auto manufacturer has announced its intention to show a concept vehicle which combines hydrogen fuel cells with plug in hybrid at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2010
2. 4G wireless operates at speeds how many times faster than the current 3G networks a) 10 times  b) 15 times  c) 20 times
3. What name is given to steam which is at a temperature higher than water's boiling point
4. Who was the Premier of the Soviet Union when Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space
5. Beginning with the letter "A", what word describes a chemical or other solid substance whose water of crystallization has been removed
6. Robert Boyle, the physicist and chemist was born in which country
7. Which computer company was nicknamed "Big Blue"
8. With which American auto maker would you associate the name Rocket 88
9. The space shuttle Endeavour blasted off for a journey to the International Space Station on Monday Feb 8th. How many astronauts were on board
10. In Civil Engineering, what name beginning with the letter"C", is given to a drain or channel crossing under a road, pavement or sidewalk, etc.
    
    

Bonus Question

Who am I

In my early days I was arrested for having an affair with a married women, which was a criminal offence at that time
I worked as a delivery boy at the Jersey Observer
I also worked as a riveter at the Tietjan and Lang Shipyard
I began singing in public in the early 30's
I got my firriest break when I joined a group called "The Three Flashes" and we became the "Hoboken Four"
As a group we appeared on the "Major Bowes Amateur Hour" and won first prize
I left the group in 1935 and got a job as  a singing waiter and MC at the Rustic Cabin in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
In 1939 I made a demo recording of "Our Love" with the Frank Mane Band
I released my first commercial  record in 1939 called "From the Bottom of My Heart"
I made my first public appearance with the Tommy Dorsey Band at the Colorado Theatre in Rockford, Il
In May 1941 I was at the top of the male singer polls in the Billboard and Downbeat magazines
I won an academy award for  "best supporting actor" in "From Here To Eternity" in 1953
Also in 1953 I stared in the NBC radio program Rocky Fortune
I was a member of "The Rat Pack"
I always did it My Way
I "retired" in 1971
I came out of retirement in 1973 with a TV special and album, both titled "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back"
I died January 1997

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 1) Mercedes Benz  2) a) 10 times  3) Superheated Steam  4) Nikita Khrushchev  5) Anhydrous  6) Ireland  7) IBM  8) Oldsmobile  9) six  10) Culvert
Bonus Question - I am Frank Sinatra