Question: Describe the species Ectatina irrorata.

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Ectatina irrorata is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae, and the only species in the genus Ectatina. It was described by Gahan in 1907.


Question: Respond in 6 sentences. Please provide a description of the magazine "American Heritage of Invention & Technology."

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American Heritage of Invention & Technology was a quarterly magazine dedicated to the history of technology. It was a spinoff of "American Heritage" magazine. It started in the summer of 1985 and there were three issues a year until 1992, when it became quarterly. Following the Summer 2007 issue (volume 23, number 1), publication was suspended (along with "American Heritage" itself). Publication of the magazine resumed with the Summer 2008 issue (volume 23, number 2), under the slightly changed title American Heritage's Invention & Technology. The last issue was Winter 2011 (volume 25, number 4).


Question: "I'm interested in writing for Broken Myth. Do you have any more information?"

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We at Broken Myth have decided it’s time to go on the hunt for more writers! If you love writing and enjoy playing Vainglory, this is your opportunity. Broken Myth has a long list of projects we wish to release, from news recaps and update note reviews to video creation and interactive guides. Keeping them in the idea bin isn’t helping anyone!
Let’s get to know more about Broken Myth and our values before we jump into the detailed responsibilities.
Ethics: Broken Myth’s only incentive to create content is passion. We all care for Vainglory, and we’re dedicated to seeing it thrive. Writers do not receive money, meaning they’re purely volunteer, but consistent contributors receive ICE payouts each update.
Age: We do not look at age for your acceptance. Instead, maturity and writing techniques are observed. Students, teenagers, and even grandparents are encouraged to apply!
Key team principle: Every article is a team effort — we aren’t looking for lone wolf writers. Almost every article we’ve published has been through multiple hands, but we give fame to the original writer.
As do all teams, we have a set of responsibilities for each applicant. Please take note of them before applying.
Vainglory: First and foremost, you must be familiar with Vainglory and its functionality. Our team of analysts, editors, writers, and graphic designers are always willing to help out with your tasks.
Write articles for Broken Myth regularly. We don’t have a set schedule for each contributor, so vacations and breaks are perfectly fine. You work on your own time, but be flexible with suggested deadlines.
Article topics: There’s always a wide variety of article ideas, each with their own purpose to benefit the Vainglory community. We’re open to hearing your ideas, too!
Research your article topic by reading relevant blogs, forum posts, as well as other measures to stay up to date with your article’s focus.
Edit, revise, and review work especially in response to feedback.
Analyze the Update 3.8 balance changes. This should match the style of our Update Analysis series.
Support synergy article on Yates, Flicker, or Lance. Include which heroes he synergizes with and why. For an example, check out our support synergy on Lorelai.
Explain what flex picks are and how to recognize them in draft. List examples of flex pick heroes, but avoid being specific to the current meta!
When to capture objectives. Analyze the best times to capture different 5V5 & 3V3 objectives, factoring in enemy positioning and game flow. Macro-thinkers, this is all you.
You may also choose your own idea if our suggestions do not suit your skill set. Whether it be analytical, number-crunching, theorizing, or anything else, we would never shut down a good idea. We recommend you approve your topic with us beforehand via email.
All strategy articles should be 1000-2000 words. Remember, you have full control over what you think is best! Write your article based on what you believe the community needs and what you see yourself writing. Screen your article for quality control before sending.
Recap what’s happening in the past two weeks of Vainglory News (hero/skin reveals, dev streams, update releases, official contests, major community developments, etc.). This should match the style of our Weekly News Roundup series. If there’s a lack of news at the time of applying, you may use older information.
You may also choose your own idea if our suggestion does not suit your skill set. Whether it be an interview, esports rankings, comedy, or anything else, we would never shut down a good idea. We recommend you approve your topic with us beforehand via email.
News articles generally contain 300 words, but may go under or over. Remember, you have full control over what you think is best! Write your article based on what you believe the community needs and what you see yourself writing. Screen your article for quality control before sending.
Email your IGN, server region, and finished article to info@brokenmyth.net. If your submission is selected, it will be posted to our site and promoted on our typical social media channels (Twitter, Reddit, etc.) with full credit to you. Additionally, we’ll take you in as a guest author at Broken Myth to see how we run behind the scenes. From there, you can decide if you wish to continue writing with us. Keep in mind there is no limit to how many writers we will accept, and that these positions never close.
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Site Lead & Social Media, Broken Myth. Writer, Gankstars. Broadcast moderator, Vainglory.
I can only speak Chinese.
A strong command of the English language is required, as that is the language we publish all of our articles in.
Is there any last date for submission?
Nope! Those positions are always open for anyone to apply for at any time.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Describe the Skin & Earth comic book series.

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Skin & Earth is a story of a girl looking for hope in a hopeless world. Caught between romance and cults, gods and mortals, and just trying to find a good borscht, Enaia Jin is lead down a dark path by new lovers that reveal a twisted fantasy world and her own true nature. Set in a post-apocalyptic future where corporations rule, this adventurous tale of loneliness, deceit and self-discovery begins here.
Written and drawn by Lights, Skin & Earth ties directly into her current full length album, out now!


Question: Explain the study published in Psychological Science concerning the differences in the emotions of children, adolescents, and adults.

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 Explain the study published in Psychological Science concerning the differences in the emotions of children, adolescents, and adults.

Adolescents don’t distinguish between negative emotions as clearly as younger children and adults in their 20s do, according to findings published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science. The study sheds light on how experiences of emotion vary at different ages and why adolescence may be a particularly vulnerable period in emotional development.
“These findings suggest that the influx of co-experienced emotions in adolescence makes this a period of more murkiness in what emotions one is feeling,” Nook explains.
In the study, 143 participants, ranging in age from 5 to 25, completed a set of emotion-related tasks. To assess understanding of different emotion words, the researchers asked participants to define 27 different emotion terms. The researchers used five of these emotion terms – angry, disgusted, sad, scared, and upset – in a subsequent emotion differentiation task. In this task, participants viewed a series of 20 images showing a negative scene of some kind. Participants indicated how much they felt each of the five negative emotions when looking at an image by sliding a bar on a scale to the appropriate number (from 0 = not at all to 100 = very).
The results revealed a U-shaped pattern in participants’ experiences of negative emotions, with differentiation between emotions decreasing from childhood to adolescence and increasing again from adolescence to early adulthood.
Although children showed high emotion differentiation, their ratings differed from participants of other ages in that the emotions they reported did not overlap – they showed a stronger tendency to report experiencing one emotion at a time. Adolescents, on the other hand, were more likely to report experiencing several highly-correlated emotions at one time. Adults tended to report feeling several emotions simultaneously, but they appeared to be able to distinguish between emotions across trials.
“We hope to see how this finding might help us know more about when emotions go awry in adolescence,” Nook concludes.


Question: "What is the West Yorkshire Hurdle?"

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The West Yorkshire Hurdle is a Grade 2 National Hunt hurdle race in Great Britain which is open to horses aged four years or older. It is run at Wetherby, West Yorkshire, over a distance of about 3 miles (3 miles and 26 yards, or 4,852 metres), and during its running there are twelve hurdles to be jumped. The race is scheduled to take place each year in late October or early November.


Question: Describe "Arald", an opera by Nicolae Bretan. Respond briefly.

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Arald is a 1942 Romanian-language 1-act opera by Nicolae Bretan. The libretto, written by the composer, is from Mihai Eminescu's poem "Strigoii" ("The Ghosts"), and tells a darker version of the Orpheus myth from Germanic mythology where the hero Arald seeks the Seer to raise the body of his bride Maria.


Question: What are some alternatives to launching a token in a blockchain-based project?

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 What are some alternatives to launching a token in a blockchain-based project?

It is still early days in the blockchain ecosystem.
We believe that tokens / tokenization are just an early use case of the 'open source financial system'. Being first doesnt mean it's the best.
Gitcoin didn't want to make a utility token.
Gitcoin didn't want to launch with a token before finding product-market fit. We don't think it's the morally right move to raise a bunch of money before having a product; and we don't think it's the right monetization strategy long term.
There are other options to explore.
There are a number of other options to explore in terms of sustaining Gitcoin, creating a win-win business model, and aligning incentives between dapps and users in web3.
Still have questions about why Gitcoin didn’t launch with a token?
Some other options we are exploring.
Are you a dapp BUIDLer who wants to consider alternatives before doing an ICO? Here is a shortlist of monetization strategies we are excited about at Gitcoin. Maybe one of them will be a fit for you!
Trading cards on the blockchain. Known as “Non fungible tokens” (NFTs) in the space.
Subscription services on the blockchain. Known as SAAS to us startup geeks.
Standard for Bounties on the blockchain.
We are considering a few business models. Want to learn more?


Question: Describe the current status of funding for Toronto's transit projects, including any new announcements.

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 Describe the current status of funding for Toronto's transit projects, including any new announcements.

Last week the Federal and Provincial governments pledged nearly $9 billion, $4.89 billion Federal and $4.04 billion Provincial, towards five (or six, depending on how you break it down) Toronto rapid transit projects. The Relief Line, SmartTrack (which includes both GO Transit improvements and the Eglinton West LRT), the Scarborough Subway Extension, the Eglinton East LRT, and the Waterfront LRT will all be funded over the next 10 years.
As is the case with many of these announcements, some of the funding announced now is in fact being re-announced, having already been pledged in various different transit packages. In particular, $1.24 billion of the $4.89 billion Federal commitment had already been announced for SmartTrack as part of a commitment made in 2016. The $660 million that had also already been committed to the Scarborough Subway Extension under the previous Federal administration is included in that $4.89 billion amount. So in reality, this announcement represents $2.99 billion of new funding.
Unlike the Federal commitment however, the $4.04 billion of Provincial funding is all new money, despite the $1.99 billion the Province has already committed to the Scarborough Subway Extension and the $0.45 billion that has been committed for SmartTrack as part of a funding agreement reached with the City in 2016.
Though it's unclear exactly how this new funding will be divided up between the projects, the table below summarizes what we do know in terms of total estimated project costs and funding commitments from the various levels of government.
As one can see, there is still at least $3.14 billion in municipal funding required in order to fully fund the projects on this list. While the Relief Line has been identified as one of Council's top priorities, should it be funded entirely with Federal and Provincial funding, there would be just $230 million left over for the other projects.
To complicate matters even more, to date funding for the Eglinton East LRT project has been closely tied with the Scarborough Subway Extension. Given that the costs of that project have steadily risen and could continue to do so, it's possible that the cost increases for that project will be covered with funding that would have otherwise been destined for the Eglinton East LRT, as many Councillors have continually ignored any semblance of the fiscal conservatism they claim to champion when it comes to the Scarborough Subway Extension.
Yesterday's Provincial Speech from the Throne provided no new clues with respect to transit either. While it is clear that this government intends to continue making transit funding a priority, no details with regards to which projects will receive the recently-announced funds have been released.
With both Provincial and Municipal elections taking place this year, however, it's possible that we could receive some more details with respect to which projects will actually receive much of this funding. The Provincial government has a habit of announcing (and then often re-announcing) project-specific funding details at on-site press events, a pattern which may continue through this election campaign. There is also the potential of Toronto Council providing more information on how they intend to close the $3.14 billion municipal funding gap.
If you'd like to share your thoughts, you can do so in those threads or in the comments section below.


Question: How can we make Decidable classes nicely composable?

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Applicative, Alternative and Divisible are Haskell classes that each have nice composition properties. There is a fourth class, Decidable, that fills in the remaining corner of a square of properties but I cannot find any nice composition property for it.
Applicatives, Alternatives and Divisibles compose well. The first with <$> and <*> and the second and third with fmap/contramap and a monoidal operation (<|> and what I define as <+> respectively).
The explicit unpacking into an Either is rather unsatisfactory. I’ve tried all sorts of techniques, including CPS, but nothing seems to make Decidables nicely composable. Do you have any ideas? If so, contact me!


Question: Describe a Planet Money podcast episode.

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Episode 847: Inventing Accidents : Planet Money The medical world has been trying to cure color blindness for centuries. Then a glass scientist figured it out. By accident.
A few years ago, Don McPherson was wearing a pair of tinted glasses on a frisbee field. Don had designed them to protect the eyes of surgeons. Then his friend borrowed them, and saw something he'd never seen before. The color orange.
Don's friend was colorblind. And that moment led Don to figure out something that had stumped the medical world for centuries: How to help the colorblind see the rainbow.
Today on the show: Accidental inventions. Also, Planet Money's Kenny Malone discovers fuchsia.
Music: "Get Up On Your Feet" and "Rubberman."


Question: Describe the Victorian Government's action on family violence prevention.

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On the second anniversary of the Royal Commission into Family Violence, the Andrews Labor Government is stepping up its action on ending family violence with a new prevention agency and advertising campaign blitz.
Premier Daniel Andrews and the Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence Natalie Hutchins today launched the Labor Government’s new family violence prevention organisation, alongside the latest family violence behaviour change campaign, which will soon hit the airwaves.
The new prevention organisation, Respect Victoria, will continue the work to address gender inequality as a root cause of family violence. A statutory authority enshrined in legislation, the new organisation will work to change the attitudes, social norms and culture that lead to family violence and violence against women.
The Government has already provided $12 million for Respect Victoria and it will continue to receive dedicated and sustained funding, to ensure prevention work endures over the long term.
The agency fulfils Recommendation 188 of the Royal Commission into Family Violence, and forms part of the first pillar of the Labor Government’s primary prevention strategy, Free from violence. The organisation will lead on two pillars of the strategy: research and evaluation, and community engagement.
Respect Victoria will also provide expert advice on best practice, and hold quality assurance and accreditation functions. It will engage in whole-of-community campaigns and activities to change the culture that allows family violence to happen in the first place.
The Respect Women: Call it out campaign is the first of its kind and encourages Victorian men to intervene and call out sexism and gender inequality – one of the main drivers of family violence.
The prevention campaign builds on the success of the Labor Governments first behaviour change campaign launched in December 2016, which reached over one in four Victorians.
The advertisements will be on air from today across all major television networks and will appear in regional and metro newspapers, billboards, cinema and online.
This investment is part of the Labor Government’s unprecedented $1.9 billion package announced in the Victorian Budget 2017/18 to address the scourge of family violence – more than the Federal Government or any other state in the nation. This included $50.7 million of dedicated funding to preventing family violence before it occurs.


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any news regarding iPhone unlocking in docomo?
Well, that's good but I'd rather get the availability date for the new Xperia Z1.
It's also not clear if the iPhone 5S is managed as a Cross-i device. The voice plan on cross-i is very expensive (no plan, in fact, just a high price per minute), so seeing it decrease on the iPhone would mean potential good news for other customers.
Anyway, this iPhone madness is going to be pretty annoying for a while. Hopefully the japanese customers evolve like the european ones and don't give into the crazyness.


Question: Respond in 4 sentences. Provide a brief biography of Amyas Northcote.

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Amyas Northcote (1864–1923) was a British writer. He was the seventh son of the First Earl of Iddesleigh (the Chancellor of the Exchequer under Disraeli) and was for several years a Justice of the Peace in Buckinghamshire. Northcote spent some time in Chicago, running a small business there. He wrote ghost stories in the line of those of M. R. James, which were compiled in his only book, "In Ghostly Company".


Question: Could you tell me more about the petition for Harambe?

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The creator of this petition wishes to extend her thanks and appreciation for the support in the quest to seek justice for Harambe. It is understood that the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office will make a statement on this matter on Monday, June 6. The creator of this petition will respect the decision made by the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office in this matter.
There has been a lot of talk in the press (especially cable news), vilifying the petition, vilifying its creator, Sheila, and making this seem like a race-baited witch-hunt for the mother and that the intent of the petition is to get kids removed from the home. Nothing can be further from the truth. Ms. Hurt condemns the racially-motivated statements made on news channels and in news stories on the internet, especially the statements that involve the legal record of a family member who was not present during the incident. Ms. Hurt feels these journalistic attacks on the family are unnecessary, hurtful, and they do not further the cause of seeking justice for Harambe.
It is understood that there is a petition is created in regards to closing down this one with claims that this is a racially-driven smear campaign that defames the mother involved in the incident. Once again, these allegations are false and upsetting toward Ms. Hurt whose only goal was to ensure that proper legal action was taken in this matter.
It is important to note that Ms. Hurt’s petition has not, and will not mention the name of the family involved. There is a reason this petition has not and will not state the family members' names or any personal information about them: It is wrong and it is up to the proper authorities to have that information and any other information they need to investigate this matter. This information is only of use to Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office, not the public, and certainly not of use to anyone who signs this petition.
The creator of this petition requests that no one harasses, threatens, or otherwise disturbs the family involved in this sad incident. Please understand that any disturbance toward the family may result in legal action being taken against you by the family and any involved parties. Only Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office, Hamilton County Job and Family Services, and Cincinnati Police Department should be in contact with the family.
*Ensuring that the children of the involved family are safe.
*That the parents have necessary support they need to keep the children safe and that they have access to supportive services that will help them provide a safe environment.
*That proper LEGAL action is taken in this matter and responsible parties are held accountable if the investigation finds that there was negligence involved.
We understand no parent is perfect, kids are curious and can slip away, but we do get concerned when a child was at risk for serious injury and death in one of the safest settings around. It is upsetting that people vilify the Cincinnati Zoo, an institution that has done so much work in trying to turn the tide against extinction in several critically endangered species. If any of you have heard of the Sumatran rhino calf born recently- that was made possible BECAUSE of the research on Sumatran rhino reproduction at Cincinnati Zoo. The sire was born at the Cincinnati Zoo, and research conducted at the zoo ensured that the mother maintained a healthy pregnancy resulting in a healthy female calf.
The zoo has made modifications to its Gorilla World viewing area and as announced in September, 2015, a new Gorilla World viewing area will be ready in Summer 2017. A sad incident at the Cincinnati Zoo has prompted this petition. On May 28, 2016 an unattended four year-old boy was able to crawl through a series of barriers at the Gorilla World enclosure. The child fell an estimated 10 to 12 feet into the moat surrounding the habitat. The 17 year-old male Western Lowland Gorilla named Harambe then got a hold of the boy. The gorilla was perceived as dragging and throwing the boy. The zoo made the last-resort decision to shoot Harambe because of the increased risk of aggression if a tranquilizer was used in such close proximity to a human. This heartbreaking decision was made in the best interests of keeping the child and the public safe.This beautiful gorilla lost his life because the boy's parents did not keep a closer watch on the child. We the undersigned believe that the child would not have been able to enter the enclosure under proper parental supervision. Witnesses claim that they heard the child state that he wished to go into the enclosure and was actively trying to breach the barriers. This should have prompted the parents to immediately remove the child from the vicinity. It is believed that the situation was caused by parental negligence and the zoo is not responsible for the child's injuries and possible trauma.We the undersigned want the parents to be held accountable for the lack of supervision and negligence that caused Harambe to lose his life. We the undersigned feel the child's safety is paramount in this situation. We believe that this negligence may be reflective of the child's home situation. We the undersigned actively encourage an investigation of the child's home environment in the interests of protecting the child and his siblings from further incidents of parental negligence that may result in serious bodily harm or even death.Please sign this petition to encourage the Cincinnati Zoo, Hamilton County Child Protection Services, and Cincinnati Police Department hold the parents responsible.
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Britain’s leading brokerage firm, Hargreaves Lansdown, now offers bitcoin exchange-traded products to its 876,000 customers. These investments are available for regular brokerage accounts as well as self-invested personal pension accounts.
However, the brokerage firm has posted a notice on its website which reads: “Bitcoin Investment Trust NPV cannot currently be traded online. For further information about trading this security, or to obtain a current price, please telephone our dealers.” This restriction is likely due to the trust having applied to list and trade on the NYSE Arca exchange. Its application is now pending approval by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF).
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Question: Describe the situation with Colgate-Palmolive's production in Venezuela.

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VALENCIA, Venezuela (Reuters) - U.S. consumer goods maker Colgate-Palmolive Co (CL.N) has halted production at its detergent and dish soap plant in Venezuela because it lacked cardboard boxes to ship products, a union leader said on Thursday.
The plant in the city of Valencia stopped operations on Monday, union representative Carlos Rodriguez said in a telephone interview. Its cardboard provider, Ireland’s Smurfit Kappa (SKG.I), halted production in Venezuela last month after government authorities took over its local unit.
Smurfit Kappa was one of the few remaining shipping materials manufacturers in the OPEC nation. Colgate is attempting to import cardboard from neighboring Colombia, Rodriguez said.
Rodriguez said the lack of cardboard prompted the company to push up vacations for the plant’s 77 workers. He said a Colgate toothpaste plant was still operating, but had enough cardboard stock to cover only one more month of production.
“If (the toothpaste plant) does not get the cardboard, its operations will also be suspended,” Rodriguez said.
Colgate-Palmolive did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has five plants in Venezuela, including a soap factory that stopped operations more than a year ago.
Multinationals in Venezuela have drastically scaled back operations as the socialist government’s currency controls have made obtaining raw materials difficult, and an economic collapse marked by spiraling hyperinflation has dented demand.


Question: Describe the effects of cold water immersion therapy on Olympic-level weightlifters.

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Cold water immersion therapy (e.g. jumping into an ice bath after your workout) has long been a popular method of improving recovery in athletes. But for years now, most of the science on this topic has been showing that this strategy isn’t very effective at improving most markers of recovery.
However, sometimes you can argue that a study uses participants that aren’t advanced enough athletes. Sure, cold water immersion might not work well for newbies, but maybe it works well for advanced athletes. In a recent study in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, investigators sought to find out if Olympic level lifters would recover faster by using cold water immersion.
The seven lifters who participated were the German male Olympic weightlifting national team, a solid weightlifting crew of highly advanced athletes. A team that would be able to settle the issue of whether or not cold water immersion could help an athlete recover even though he frequently walks the line between full recovery and overtraining. With elite athletes like these, even a very small advantage can make a large difference.
The authors of the study did find some modest support in favor of testing this particular population. They discovered that cold water immersion might benefit weight bearing sports more than non-weight bearing sports, and that power (but not strength) and coordination might recover quicker by the use of this therapy. So the weightlifters might be just the right candidates for the task.
The athletes all completed two four-day phases of weightlifting, one in which they performed cold water immersion, and one where they didn’t. Whichever phase came first was randomized to reduce the influence of the training effect. Between the two phases was a ten day “wash-out” period, meaning they took some time off to make sure the first phase didn’t affect the second.
They did their normal workouts, which averaged 18-25 working sets, typically in the 3-5 rep range. The sets consisted of the exercises you’d expect: the competition lifts and their accessories like front squats, high pulls, and so on. Some of the exercise choices varied slightly from phase to phase, but the volume and intensity was the same.
The first day of each four day cycle consisted of two of the above mentioned sessions, as well as a performance test and some blood testing. Day two was just one session and more blood testing. Day three was another two sessions for a total of five. The fourth day was for collecting the final blood samples and repeating the performance test from day one. Subjective measures were also taken throughout the study.
Despite the potential benefits the researchers found, the cold water immersion therapy didn’t work. On average, the athletes didn’t experience a significant benefit from using it. In short, nothing really happened.
In a study like this, it’s impossible to eliminate two important variables. The first is inter-individual variability. Most of the athletes didn’t see any important difference between using the immersion therapy and not. However one athlete saw a significant improvement by using the immersion therapy, and two of them saw a loss in performance using it. This suggests at the possibility that some are benefited, and some are hindered by cold water immersion, but more research would be needed.
The second confounding variable is the placebo effect, as well as its opposite, the nocebo effect. Because there is no way to hide the treatment condition from the participants or authors of the study, there is no way to rule out that participant or author expectations influenced the results. These effects could influence the results and the individual variability seen in the study.
Even though there’s an outside chance that the seemingly ineffectual use of cold water immersion therapy is consistently the consequence of the nocebo effect, it would seem rational to skip this method of recovery. Either the effect is not real and this method is useless, or the effect is real and you’ll expect it not to work now that you’ve read this article.
1. Jan Schimpchen, et. al., “Can cold water immersion enhance recovery in elite Olympic weightlifters? An individualized perspective,” Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2016, DOI: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000001591.


Question: Have you ever played At a Distance?

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At a Distance is a two player puzzle game, created by Terry Cavanagh for NYU Game Center's 2011 No Quarter Exhibition. It's designed to be played on two computers running side by side. It's a game about solitude in shared experiences.
At a Distance was a finalist at Indiecade 2011, and a Game of the Show Nominee at Eurogamer Expo 2011.
"Playing it gave me this sensation I used to have as a kid when I didn’t understand what a game was or was about; it felt alien and new, like there was something big to discover. That sort of experience is rare for me these days."
"Phenomenally clever, to the point of dastardliness, and a sterling example of how we haven’t even begun to see the outer limits of the experiences videogames can offer us."


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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. -- A January snowstorm on the East Coast might have altered the course of NFL history, especially for two teams on the other side of the country.
Last Jan. 7, a Saturday, the Los Angeles Rams' traveling contingent -- a group composed of chief operating officer Kevin Demoff, general manager Les Snead and senior assistant Tony Pastoors -- was grounded in Boston, unable to depart until far later than expected.
Kyle Shanahan, the Falcons' offensive coordinator who had been heavily linked to the Rams' head-coaching vacancy, was waiting. But he was also very busy. He had already interviewed with the Jaguars, Broncos and 49ers that Friday and Saturday, during the off days of the Falcons' bye week. The Rams wanted to reschedule their sit-down for Sunday, but Shanahan had to go right back to game-planning. They decided to check in the following weekend.
"They told me if I didn’t sit down, they might end up having to move on," Shanahan said, "and I was definitely OK with that. I think it worked out for both parties."
Sean McVay interviewed with the Rams' front-office members the Thursday before they flew east. He impressed them so much that they basically decided they couldn't let him slip away. McVay interviewed with them again the Wednesday after they returned. He was formally hired that Thursday and introduced on Friday, the day before Shanahan's Falcons hosted the Seahawks in their first playoff game.
Nearly four weeks later -- on the Thursday following a Super Bowl collapse -- Shanahan was introduced as the 49ers' new head coach.
Shanahan recalled that time earlier this week, days before his 49ers host McVay's Rams on Thursday night, and he didn't express regret about how it all went down.
"To tell you the truth, I was so focused on the playoffs at that time," Shanahan said. "I enjoyed my other three interviews, and when it just kept getting pushed back, I kind of had moved on. If they would have waited and something would have happened, I'm sure I would have sat down with them and we would have been able to talk. But I definitely didn't have any regret about the situation."
Shanahan and McVay's relationship goes back to their Redskins days from 2010 to 2013. Shanahan was the offensive coordinator then, working under his father, Mike Shanahan, and looking for a new quality control coach. In walked McVay, 24 and fresh off a stint coaching tight ends in the United Football League.
"I remember it very well," McVay said of his interview. "It was a comfortable rapport that we had right away because you're talking about football and there were some similarities in terms of our background, both having worked with Jon Gruden as a quality-control coach. We were able to speak the same verbiage right away."
Shanahan, now 37, had never met McVay until that day. When he got him in the room, Shanahan said he "could tell within about five minutes that he was going to be a very good coach."
He reminded him of himself.
"We had four good years together," Shanahan said. "I consider him a good friend."
The current incarnation of 49ers-Rams is loaded with familiarity. The Redskins' 2013 staff had nine coaches who will take part in this game, including three from the Rams (McVay, Matt LaFleur and Aubrey Pleasant) and six from the 49ers (Shanahan, Mike McDaniel, Robert Turner, Bobby Slowik, Richard Hightower and Ray Wright). Five coaches were on the same Falcons staff that suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Patriots in Super Bowl LI, including Matt LaFleur, now McVay's offensive coordinator with the Rams, and his brother Mike LaFleur, Shanahan's wide receivers coach and passing-game specialist with the 49ers.
Matt LaFleur spent a lot of time working under Shanahan as his quarterbacks coach and now works very closely with McVay. He said they're "a little bit different personality-wise," but they're both "extremely detailed and two of the most knowledgeable football minds that I've been around."
Shanahan sees a lot of similarities in McVay's offense with the Rams.
"He might have a little bit more Gruden in him, and I might have a little bit more older Denver Broncos and things in me when it comes to the run game and everything," Shanahan said. "But when you turn on the tape, it’s very similar."
McVay calls Shanahan "one of my closest friends." He raved about the way Shanahan sees the game from a 22-man perspective and how his offense can manipulate so many different coverages. He said Shanahan has had "a huge influence on some of the things that we believe in here."
Shanahan initially saw McVay as someone who works really hard, loves dissecting film and takes it personally when he makes a mistake. Shanahan promoted him from quality control coach to assistant tight ends coach to tight ends coach before leaving to become the Browns' offensive coordinator in 2014. McVay replaced Shanahan as offensive coordinator in Washington.
Three years later, McVay got the job Shanahan never had a chance to interview for. Shanahan "wasn't surprised at all."
"Sean's doing a good job," Shanahan said, "and I knew he would."


Question: Explain the life of Ealhswith, the Mercian princess who married Alfred the Anglo-Saxon king of Wessex.

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Ealhswith was a Mercian princess who married Alfred, Anglo-Saxon king of Wessex. She was never called queen and she never witnessed any charters during Alfred’s administration. But she was the mother of illustrious children and she is remembered as “the true and beloved lady of the English”.
We know very little about Ealhswith’s life. She was the daughter of Aethelred Mucil, an east Mercian nobleman. Asser tells us he was the ealdorman of the Gaini around Gainsborough. This may be an ancient tribe of Mercia. Ealhswith’s mother was a scholar named Eadburgh who was well known at court.
In the year 868, Alfred and his brother King Aethelred were campaigning, trying to rid England of the Vikings. King Burhred of Mercia was invaded by the “Great Army” of Scandinavians and they had camped out near Nottingham. Burhred sent a message to Alfred and Aethelred, appealing for help in the fight. Alfred and Aethelred took their troops to Nottingham and began a siege. This is where Alfred met and wooed Ealhswith. To seal the alliance with Mercia, Alfred and Ealhswith were married.
The ceremony took place in the royal vill of Sutton Courtenay. There was feasting and gift-giving that lasted long into the night. But the festivities were interrupted when Alfred fell ill. We don’t really know what the illness was but he seemed to suffer from some intestinal disorder. It was the beginning of an affliction that would last for the rest of his life.
Alfred succeeded his brother Aethelred as King of Wessex in 871. Ealhswith and Alfred had five children who survived and she may have had other children who died in infancy. All the children were educated as Alfred was an ardent advocate of education. Their first child was a daughter, Aethelflaed who was born c. 868. She would marry Aethelred of Mercia and became a formidable warrior who fought the Vikings and won. She was known as the Lady of the Mercians.
Another daughter named Aethelgifu was born c. 869 and would become the Abbess of Shaftesbury. Their next child was a son who would be known as Edward the Elder. He succeeded his father as king of Wessex when Alfred died. A daughter named Aethelthryth or Elfrida was born c. 877. She married Count Baldwin of Flanders in 893 and was an ancestress of Matilda of Flanders who married William the Conqueror. Their last child was a son named Aethelweard, born c. 880. He would show a strong interest in books and learning and was educated at his father’s school at court.
At Christmas in January of 878, the Viking leader Guthrum made a surprise attack on Alfred’s royal palace at Chippenham. Alfred fled with Ealhswith and his family to the rough and desolate island of Athelney in Somerset where they lived for about four months. Alfred led guerilla attacks on the Vikings and made plans for a huge offensive against Guthrum. The Battle of Eddington was fought in May of 878 and Alfred was victorious. A treaty was negotiated delineating boundaries for the kingdoms of Alfred and Guthrum.
While there was relative peace in the kingdom, Ealhswith turned her attention to the establishment of the Nunnaminster (St. Mary’s Abbey) at Winchester. She may have dedicated the land of an urban estate that she owned there for the institution. She was responsible for the four stages of the foundation: construction of the monastic buildings, assembling the group of nuns to inhabit the Nunnaminster, the appointment of the first abbess who was named Aethelthryth and for the provision of the community’s endowment. She was prevented from finishing her project by death but her son Edward the Elder completed the foundation and dedicated his daughter Eadburh as a nun.
Alfred died on October 26, 899. In his will, he designated that Ealhswith be given one hundred pounds in cash along with two great estates in Berkshire. One was Lambourn and the other was Wantage where Alfred was born. He also gave her his estate at Eddington, the site of his great victory over Guthrum. Alfred was initially buried in the Old Minster at Winchester.
Ealhswith survived Alfred by three years and died on December 5, 902. She was buried in the Old Minster next to Alfred. Edward finished his father’s project of building the New Minster at Winchester and had his parents relics transferred there when it was completed.
Intellectually nourishing, and historically fascinating. Well done!
No worries about the ramble Glen. That is a real shame about the town not honoring it’s history. I didn’t realize they had a church there that might be the site of the marriage!
I thought this was really interesting, Susan. Women at that period in history did not have the voices they should have. I had read that after Guthrum’s attack on Chippenham he held Ealhswith captive. Is this just mythology or was there some truth in it?
Sounds like mythology to me Martin. Although I think it was a very narrow escape for the whole family. Thanks for reading.
Battles and war was the way of life, even in this era!!!!!
Alfred dies in 899, incredible all is great info, and in Christmas was in January, you know little details when I read I see the small details!!!! So his son was educated in his father school at court, that is very interesting!!!!!! Thank you, always learning!!!!!!
Yes Princess! I love that you see the details. It is very interesting. I love this time period and will do more posts about this era.


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I installed Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.4 a few weeks ago in a VirtualBox virtual machine...I just didn't have the inclination to install the database.
Way back in June, I installed VirtualBox, OEL (5.3), 11gR1 and ApEx. To do that, I followed this guide on OTN by John Smiley (thanks John!). This time, I was going to try to do it from the docs. I can't say it was easy to read, so I was back at John's article before to long.
First up was preparing OEL for the database install. This included setting up kernel parameters and loading some extra libraries. There were slight differences between OEL 5.3 and 5.4, but I had the docs handy...and the installer complained loudly if something was amiss.
Next up, mount a shared folder in the virtual machine so that I could keep it to a relatively small size, 15 GB to be exact. Plus, I wanted to use the shared folders functionality. So I created a directory in the /mnt directory called software (as root of course), then mounted the shared folder.
"software" was the name I gave the shared folder through the VirtualBox interface, that mapped to /opt/software on my host machine (ubuntu 9.04).
Then I downloaded the 11gR2 software, 2 files, linux_11gR2_database_1of2.zip and linux_11gR2_database_2of2.zip. I then used Archive Manager to extract the files. Strangely, it created 2 folders, "database" and "database(2)." That can't be right.
Back to OEL and I cd'd to the directory, /mnt/software/11gR2/database and ran the installer.
I did not provide my email address and I unchecked the box that would send me updates from Oracle Support.
I'm just accepting the defaults here.
Not really sure what the difference is between a Desktop Class and Server Class install, so I again accepted the default (Desktop).
I chose "oracle" as the oraInventory Group Name.
Some prerequisite checks, to make sure I have the right libraries and the kernel parameters are OK.
This is when I realized the values were different between 11gR1 and 11gR2 and went back to the docs to get the correct ones. I realized afterwards though, that if you select the particular failure, it will tell you what the values should be. Nice.
After I went back and changed the values, I only had a failure on the memory check, but I checked the "Ignore All" checkbox and proceeded forward.
(I missed a screen shot the second go-around, so ignore the OS Kernel Parameters and Package errors.
I like to take a lot of pictures.
And I can login from the host machine.
Enterprise Manager from the host machine.
And my new account from the host machine.
Special thanks to Tim Hall as well, he's got a great primer for installing 11gR2, Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2) Installation On Enterprise Linux 5.0.
So I unzipped the 2 files from a terminal window and it (apparently) put everything in the same folder. Win.
See, that's why you have to use the command line. Those GUIs try to get too clever for their own (or your) good.


Question: What is Theresa May Coin (MAY)?

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Question: Describe the progress and outcome of the government's move to corporatize the Post Services Department in Brunei.

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No definite timeline has been set for the corporatisation of the Postal Services Department, however, it remains a priority, the Minister of Communications said at the Legislative Council meeting on Monday.
According to YB Abdul Mutalib Pehin Orang Kaya Seri Setia Dato Paduka Hj Mohammad Yusof, the corporatisation of the department is still being researched, and will be implemented in collaboration with relevant parties or experts in excise and corporatisation.
This move is responding to the challenges and opportunities that exist in today’s digital economy, he said, adding that implementation depends on the preparedness of the ministry’s internal resources. The minister said they will only engage a consultant if necessary.
The Ministry of Communications’ move to privatise state-owned enterprises, such as postal services and ports operations, has been discussed at previous LegCo sittings.
Last year, the operation of the Muara Container Terminal was taken over by the Muara Port Company, a joint venture between government-linked company Darussalam Assets and China’s Guangxi Beibu Gulf Port Group.
The government agencies previously responsible for ports operations — Marine Department and Ports Department — were merged to become a regulatory body called the Brunei Darussalam Maritime and Ports Authority (PBMP).
Since Muara Port Company took over operations of the container terminal, it now hires 163 employees, a workforce that is 87 per cent local.
“[The privatisation] has also brought a positive impact on the quality of service at PBMP, leading to a 37 per cent improvement in productivity in 2017, compared to 2016,” YB Abdul Mutalib said. He added that they have also reduced turnaround time by 48 per cent in the past year — down from 60 minutes to 30 minutes.
Corporatisation of the container terminal has also allowed the government to save $8.6 million in maintenance and operations costs.


Question: Respond in 275 words. "What do you think of Steven F. Hayward's editorial on modern conservatism?"

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Steven F. Hayward was right: Conservatism is not dead [Outlook, Oct. 4]. Far from it. But he was wrong about it being "brain dead," as the headline on his commentary suggested.
Most conservatives are everyday people with a desire to live their lives with as little government control as possible, much as the Founding Fathers envisioned. Liberals, on the other hand, see themselves as smarter than the average guy. By virtue of their superior brainpower, they feel preordained by their education at liberal institutions of higher learning to provide the rest of us with the best way to live our lives. It doesn't matter to them that their better way is to make our decisions for us.
Listening to Glenn Beck, Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter, etc., is a way to keep informed on important issues the liberal media have deemed not newsworthy or too inflammatory.
I get the impression that Mr. Hayward doesn't consider it "newsworthy" to mention all the conservative ideas that have been proposed in the current health-care debate. Instead, he referred to the "defect of modern conservatism" and "its insufficient ability to challenge liberalism at the intellectual level."
I'll tell you a secret, Mr. Hayward: Solutions don't have to be complicated or "intellectual" to be worthy of consideration. Conservatives like things simple and uncomplicated.
Steven F. Hayward wrote: "The single largest defect of modern conservatism, in my mind, is its insufficient ability to challenge liberalism at the intellectual level. . . ."
Conservatives are not "thinkers"; they are rationalizers who give an intellectual gloss to their belief that an alliance of predatory businesspeople and religious extremists should rule the rest of us.


Question: Describe the experience of refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru, including the implications of MSF leaving the island.

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"She was my counsellor, my friend, my doctor, and the witness to my torture and traumatisation."
(L-R) Dr Christine Rufener, Dr Beth O'Connor and Dr Paul McPhun from Medecins Sans Frontieres.
A refugee detained on Nauru for more than five years says he was able to speak candidly with the "independent" doctors from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) who were recently kicked off Nauru, but he does not trust the medical staff contracted by the Australian government.
The international humanitarian organisation had been on Nauru for 11 months, providing mental health services to Nauruan locals as well as the refugees and asylum seekers detained on the Pacific island as part of Australia's offshore detention policy.
On October 5 MSF was ordered by the Nauruan government to cease its work. Staff left the island days later, and had their visas cancelled on the way out.
In a press conference last week MSF Australia executive director Paul McPhun condemned the "very unusual" decision of the Nauruan government, saying the charity's relationship with officials had grown worse over time, and called for Australia to immediately get refugees and asylum seekers off Nauru.
The Nauruan government then issued a lengthy statement accusing MSF of having "conspired against us" and come to the island with the political agenda of fighting against Australia's offshore processing policy.
Amin* is an Iranian refugee who resides in module housing in one of the community refugee camps on Nauru. He told BuzzFeed News that he was an early patient of MSF and had regular appointments with a psychiatrist.
"She was my counsellor, my friend, my doctor, and the witness to my torture and traumatisation," he said.
Amin was shocked but ultimately not surprised by the news that MSF had been ordered to stop work on Nauru. He thinks it is related to medical reports written by MSF doctors and given to patients being increasingly used in Australian court proceedings to force medical transfers of ill refugees and asylum seekers.
Amin described MSF as "skillful doctors, working in [the whole] world and everybody knows them, they are independent".
"They are going to write an exact and honest report about the patients," he said.
Last week, McPhun would not be drawn on whether MSF's role in court proceedings played a role in the organisation being kicked out: "I don’t want to get into speculation. It could be, but it’s not for us to say."
Asked about the serious health issues plaguing refugees and asylum seekers in Question Time on Tuesday, Australian prime minister Scott Morrison said there were 65 medical workers on Nauru, including 33 mental health professionals.
"There is one healthcare professional to every 11 transferees on Nauru," he said. "Decisions about medical transfers are made on a case-by-case basis, and quite a number of those have been made in recent times."
Amin said he does not trust these staff, who work for International Health and Medical Services (IHMS), the company contracted by the Australian government to provide medical services on Nauru.
MSF psychiatrist Beth O'Connor, who worked on Nauru for 11 months, said it was difficult for patients to establish a therapeutic relationship with IHMS doctors when the patients know they are employed by the Australian government.
Asked if a lack of trust affects treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, IHMS referred BuzzFeed News to the department of Home Affairs.
Whistleblowers formerly employed by IHMS on Nauru have told of facing bureaucratic delays on their medical decisions, and not being able to carry out their work independently.
Dr Paul Bauert from the Australian Medical Association and Dr Sara Townend speak at Parliament.
Amin said he spoke to the MSF psychiatrist about the pain of being separated from his family while on Nauru. He has never been able to meet his son.
"[He] can only recognise my face as a game," he told BuzzFeed News, explaining that he can only communicate with his child via phone, and when he appears on the screen, he doesn't realise he is looking at his father.
"When I am calling him he is just smiling, that’s it," he said. "He cannot recognise me as a father, as a physical person, you know? I am a voice, some kind of game for him.
"I am missing very, very important moments in time in his life ... But unfortunately I am missing the time he is born, missing the first smile, missing the first time he is crawling, I am missing his first step, I am missing his first word," he said, beginning to cry.
"I cannot even explain how painful it is."
Attention on the plight of refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru has escalated in recent weeks following MSF leaving the island and a growing public campaign from doctors who say children must be evacuated from the island immediately.
Earlier this week three Liberal MPs went public with their concerns over conditions on the island, saying they had asked Morrison to bring around 85 children who remain on Nauru to Australia before they are resettled in a third country.
On Wednesday, a senior medical officer with IHMS was deported from Nauru.
In a statement, IHMS said she was stood down "for a breach of Regional Processing Centre rules" and said there was no impact on services as another senior medical officer was already on the island.
*Name and other identifying details have been changed.


Question: Describe Charlotte Fien's recent speech at the United Nations in Geneva.

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During a recent speech given at the United Nations in Geneva, Charlotte Fien, a British woman with Down syndrome, said that the Down syndrome community is in danger of becoming extinct because of the rise in abortions.
Fien said that although the Down syndrome community is making progress and continues to integrate into society, there are still countries such as Denmark, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom where aborting babies on the basis of their Down syndrome diagnosis is becoming more common.
“They (the UN) need to put an end to the genocide against people with Down syndrome,” she said.
Since the early 2000s, prenatal screening tests have been offered to expectant mothers in Iceland, causing nearly 100% of them to choose to terminate the pregnancy if the baby tested positive for Down syndrome.
During her speech, Fien also referred to comments made by UN Human Rights Committee member Yadh Ben Achour who said that abortion should used as a “preventative measure” for unborn babies with Down Syndrome.
Fien said that a perfect family and society are not possible because there is no such thing as perfection.
Fien also warned the UN that the Down syndrome community as a whole is in danger because of the recent rise in abortion rates.
“Governments and health ministers are keen to get rid of us. Some countries like the Netherlands have put a price tag on our heads. They think the world will be better without people like me,” she said.


Question: Have you heard about the Indian Censor Board's objection to the word "lesbian" in the movie Dum Laga Ke Haisha? Respond in 7 sentences.

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After banning the use of Bombay in a video song, and then issuing a list of words which cannot be used in movies, the Indian Censor board has taken objection to the word ‘lesbian’ and had it muted in the movie Dum Laga Ke Haisha.
The Ayushmann Khurranna starrer movie has been receiving good reviews from the critics as well as viewers. The movie is about a man, who is forced to marry an over-weight woman according to his family’s wishes, and how they slowly find love in each other’s company.
In one of the scenes film’s lead actress Bhumi Pednekar’s character Sandhya is consoled by a lawyer at court when the word ‘lesbian’ was used. The censor board replaced four other words as well.
But Censor Board member and film director Ashoke Pandit expressed his dipleasure over twitter. “Came to know through news papers & If it’s true then muting”Lesbian”in a film is shameful.I condemn it.#freedomofexpression,” he tweeted.


Question: What is the policy on children 13 and under weighing 180 lbs and up competing at the event?

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All children 13 and under that weigh are 180 lbs + . will most likely need to compete with the teens.
Please note - We reserve the right to subdivide or combine weight and age classes the day of the event depending on the turnout.
The top 3 teams (Adult & Children ) will receive a CHAMPIONSHIP Trophy for your academy.
We are strieving to prevent "sandbagging", or the practice of fighting down skill levels to ensure one takes home an award. By using RANKED and other sources we hope to prevent this practice.


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Trichoderma songyi is a species of fungus in the family Hypocreaceae. It is a soil-inhabiting fungus that associates with the pine mushroom, "Tricholoma matsutake". Close relatives include "Trichoderma koningii" and "T. caerulescens", from which "T. songyi" can be distinguished by differences in growth rate, the morphology of agar-grown cultures, and an odor similar to coconuts.


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Nimby or not: Would you house the homeless in your neighborhood?
Donna Lynn and Curtis Gamble, both formerly homeless, stand outside after a church dinner in Fullerton. Some Fullerton neighbors are fighting against a housing proposal for Fullerton's chronically homeless.
A homeless aid organization wants to build permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless individuals in a suburban, Orange County neighborhood. Neighbors fight back.