It’s time for Hump Day Trivia (thought I’d forgotten, didn’t ya?)! Here are the rules: I’ll give five questions in each of three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, and Hard). Each question is worth a set point value. Your goal is to use any combination of questions to get to ten points. I’ll declare the person with the most points the winner. If more than one person gets 10 points, I’ll go with the person who uses the “hardest” combination (So try to answer the Hard questions). Today’s theme is Places. Good luck!

Easy (1 Point Each)

1.      In which city would you find the Parthenon?

2.      In which US city would you find the Sears Tower?

3.      Which is the largest country in South America?

4.      Ottawa is the capital of which country?

5.      On which continent is Spain situated?

Medium (2 Points Each)

1.      Which country has the world’s second-largest population?

2.      In which mountain range is Andorra situated?

3.      In which country would you find Cork, Waterford, and Galway?

4.      Which Pacific islands are famous for their unusual wildlife, such as flightless birds and giant tortoises?

5.      Havana is the capital of which country?

Hard (3 Points Each)

1.      What is the name of the waterway between Alaska and eastern Siberia?

2.      Which desert occupies parts of Botswana, Namibia, and northern South Africa?

3.      Between which two lakes is Niagara Falls situated?

4.      What is the capital of Uruguay?

5.      What is the predominant religion in Nepal?

First off, I’d like to say hello to andromediva and Urchin, my newest subscribers.

Well, Sunday, Laura and I saw Pirates of the Caribbean for the second time, and enjoyed it same as before (although this time we both caught on to lines or plot points that we hadn’t before). The audience was certainly lively. Their reactions were so honest (and so much in unison) that it was funny. Of course, it was absolutely pouring rain when we left the theater, and that wasn’t funny, but I digress. Yesterday, I started my volunteer job at St. Charles Hospital. I’m working in the pain center, but yesterday I mostly helped file charts. Styx was the house band on Regis & Kelly today so life is good right now.

Now, I’ll do a bit of Xangatising:

• Andromediva wants to remind everyone about the Xanga terms of use.


• Cortney_12 has some low calorie recipes for you to enjoy.


• Weekendchef wants you to try some hummus.


• Wildcane has lost his wild-beard.


• I’ve got some more quiz results for you on my other site.


• Englishjuls had a nice lunch on Sunday.


• YoImErin has a blog of randomness


• CPhantom is doing a little Xangatising of his own


• Laelse7 got an A


• Smoothsailing killed her Krispy Kreme donut.


• JKJoker says it’s blueberry season


• AbbyNormal has decided flashbacks aren’t interesting to others.


• LadyKiadri is all right.

I’d now like to welcome Cortney_12, wildcane and weekendchef, my newest subscribers. Welcome!

Well, that was the best participation I’ve ever had in Hump Day Trivia. For the first time, there’s a tie. It's  between Chris, blueyoohoo, and weekendchef for the hardest possible combination of ten points. In case of a tie, I go with the person who scored the most points overall, and in this case, it’s Chris, since he only got one question wrong. Weekendchef comes in a close second, and blueyoohoo is third. Special mention goes to wildcane for advertising this on his site and for having the most creative deliverance of answers I’ve seen so far. Thank you also to andromediva and urheartsdesire for playing. Here are the answers:

Easy

1.      Charles Dickens

2.      Injun Joe

3.      Mystery

4.      J.K. Rowling

5.      Sherlock Holmes

Medium

1.      King Arthur

2.      Louisa May Alcott

3.      Robert Jordan

4.      Lord of the Flies

5.      Earth bacteria

Hard

1.      The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

2.      A Brief History of Time

3.      Belgian

4.      Carrie

5.      Piers Anthony

I’ve been complaining that I need a Styx fix, and perhaps this will alleviate it a little bit: Styx is going to be on Regis & Kelly next Tuesday! Okay, I had to say that. I also got a volunteer job at a hospital for the month of August, so I’ll be a little more busy (Mondays and Wednesdays, though I’ll still find time for Hump Day Trivia).

I haven’t done a book update in a while, so I’ll do one now. The only change is that I’ve finished reading Bearing an Hourglass, which was really good, but On a Pale Horse (the first book in the series) was better. The series is called the Incarnations of Immortality, and I highly recommend it. It’s a series of seven books about the “human” incarnations of various forces (aka the Incarnations of Immortality): Death, Time, Fate, War, and Nature; and the two Eternals: Satan and God (Don’t worry, the books don’t preach religion at you or anything; they’re only meant to be stories and nothing more). The first book is about Death (Thanatos, whose real name is Zane), and the second is about Time (Chronos, whose real name is Norton). The third book, With a Tangled Skein, concerns Fate, and I’m just starting it, so I can’t really explain further. Here’s the updated list of books I’m reading:

• The Fall of Neskaya (Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  
• Lady of Avalon (Marion Zimmer Bradley)
  
• 3001 (Arthur C. Clarke)
  
• Slaughterhouse-Five (Kurt Vonnegut)
  
• A Woman’s Liberation (Sci-fi anthology)
  
• Lasombra (Richard E. Dansky)
  
• With a Tangled Skein (Piers Anthony)
  
• Dragonflight (Anne McCaffrey)
  
• Blue Adept (Piers Anthony; this is a re-read)
  
• Ogre, Ogre (Piers Anthony)
  
• Crystal Line (Anne McCaffrey; re-read)
  
• The Restaurant at the End of the Universe (Douglas Adams; re-read)
  
• The Eye of the World (Robert Jordan)
  
• Muse of Art (Piers Anthony)

The next book I’ll finish will probably be 3001 since Arthur C. Clarke seems to be a fast read for me. I’m currently bogged down in the middle though (As an objective analysis, Arthur C. Clarke writes really good beginnings and even better endings, but he needs to pick up the pace in the middle). I also predict that Lady of Avalon will probably be the book I’ll finish last out of this group (It’s not the longest out of the list, but it took me two and a half years to read the book before it in the series. Granted, I would sometimes go months without reading it, but the same thing has happened with this book). The book that was most recently added to the list is obviously With a Tangled Skein, and it depends on your opinion for which book’s been on the list the longest. Technically, it should be The Fall of Neskaya, since I started reading that in May 2002. However, I had to return the book to the library before I went back to Denison, and I didn’t get the chance to resume reading it until May of this year, so it’s spent the better part of a year not being on the list. The book that’s been on the longest continuously is The Eye of the World, which I bought and began reading in August of last year. Even now, nearly a year later, I’m nowhere near finished. I just passed the 200-page mark today. Other than the fact that it seems to be suffering from Very Long Paragraph syndrome (kind of like Anne Rice), I’m not sure why it’s taking so long for me to get through this book. Even at 200 pages, I still don’t feel like I’ve gotten anything out of it (kind of like The Colour of Magic, which is currently off the list as I don’t have a copy of it). I remember when I bought it, the guy at the counter rang it up, gave it back to me and said, “Okay, see you next year.” I didn’t think he’d actually be right.

Well, I imagine you’re all thoroughly bored by now. I’d like to write about something more exciting, but I’m getting a dialog box about every thirty seconds saying my computer is running low on virtual memory. It’s getting quite annoying, so I should probably restart my computer. I’ll talk to you all later. Bye!

It's my first Xanga anniversary!!! As if you didn't know already...

I’m obviously running late here, but never fear, I still have your week’s dose of Hump Day Trivia! Here are the rules: I’ll give five questions in each of three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, and Hard). Each question is worth a set point value. Your goal is to use any combination of questions to get to ten points. I’ll declare the person with the most points the winner. If more than one person gets 10 points, I’ll go with the person who uses the “hardest” combination (So try to answer the Hard questions). Today’s theme is Books. Good luck!

Easy (1 Point Each)

1.      Who wrote A Christmas Carol?

2.      Who was the villain in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?

3.      What genre would the Nancy Drew books be included in?

4.      Who is the author of the Harry Potter series?

5.      The Red-Headed League, The Sign of Four, and Hound of the Baskervilles are all stories featuring what fictional detective?

Medium (2 Points Each)

1.      In the book The Once and Future King, who was the king?

2.      Who wrote Little Women?

3.      Who writes the Wheel of Time series?

4.      In which William Golding book did a party of schoolboys turn cannibal?

5.      What finally killed the invading aliens in War of the Worlds?

Hard (3 Points Each)

1.      What fictional book had the words “Don’t Panic” written on the cover?

2.      What “brief” book did Stephen Hawking write?

3.      What nationality was detective Hercule Poirot?

4.      What Stephen King character used psychokinetic powers to gain revenge?

5.      Who is the author of the Xanth novels?

Not much else to say right now, but as an addendum to my last post, I will state one observation: Is it just me, or has Xanga gone pirate-crazy? Browse around; you’ll see what I mean…

I know this is a day early, but I probably won’t post tomorrow so I’ll say it now. Tomorrow (Monday, July 21^st, etc), go over and wish Marisa happy birthday.  I also know of someone who's first Xanga anniversary is coming up (Hint: look to your left)...

Speaking of which, Marisa wins this week, and goes down in Hump Day Trivia history as the first person to get all my questions right. Thank you everyone else who participated and/or showed support for it. It looks like there’s life left in Hump Day Trivia, after all. That said, I’m feeling lazy right now so just look at the answers that Marisa left in her comment if you’re really curious what they were.

True to my word, I now have a separate site for my quiz results, and the link is here. Note the two quizzes on the “footer” of that page are made by yours truly and I would appreciate you taking them. Okay, I’ll sometimes still post quiz results here, if I think the quiz is particularly interesting (I haven’t decided what I’m going to do with questionnaires yet, though for the most part they’ll stay at Tigersquizzes.

Now then…

[INSERT CHEESY PIRATE PHRASE HERE]

It seemed to be a boat-themed day yesterday, but it wasn’t my idea (it was my mom’s, and now she’s sick of boats and she’s trying to convince everyone that it was someone else’s idea). First off, we went to the Tall Ships Festival. The Tall Ships Festival was pretty much what it sounded like, featuring mostly historical recreations of 18^th and 19^th century ships (although there was at least one naval vessel there that’s still in use by the Indian Navy). It was held at International Park on the Maumee River on the East Side of Toledo. Some of the ships only offered day sails, but most of them were offering tours, though the lines were really long for most of them. There were about 10 or 12 ships offering tours, but we only went on three of them: The Pride of Baltimore II (which was a recreation of a ship from the War of 1812); the Willis B. Boyer (which is actually a retired lake freighter that is permanently docked at International Park but which they decided to include in the festival anyways); and a recreation of the HMS Bounty (actually, the Bounty we were on was the actual ship used in the 1962 version of Mutiny on the Bounty with Marlon Brando). I thought they were pretty cool, especially the Bounty, but my parents didn’t seem too impressed (which is probably why we only toured three ships). I took some pictures and I’ll post them on my Yahoo photo site once I get them developed.

After looking at the last ship we toured, we went home (duh). I had this urge to dig out Airport Tycoon, which I had gotten years back but my computer back then was too slow to play it, and install it on my Dell, which I did. I can actually play it now. Okay, this went against the “boat theme,” but I don’t have Sea Harbor Tycoon or anything like that, so sue me.

What follows is basically a review, and as you should all know by now, I tend to write really long reviews, so consider yourself warned.

Anyways, to continue the boat theme, my mom decided we should all go see Pirates of the Caribbean. I hadn’t really figured out my level of interest in seeing that movie. On the one hand, I never frequented pirate movies that much, so I wasn’t interested in that respect. On the other hand, I have this odd fascination with swashbuckler/sword fighting movies (not THAT kind of fascination, you dirty-minded people). It’s my guilty pleasure, I guess, so the movie seemed somewhat appealing in that vein. However, my parents don’t know about the swashbuckler-guilty-pleasure-thing, and I’d rather they not know any time soon. Nevertheless, I decided to go with them to the movie. My verdict is that it’s actually pretty cool. There’s plenty of action and a lot of the special effects shots are almost seamless (such as in the fight scene near the end, which I loved).

When I heard that the female lead only had one fight scene, I was kinda bummed, but she ended up being more kick-ass than I thought she would (BTW, does anyone know of any good sword fighter movies with kick-ass females?). As for the male lead, the only other movie I’ve seen Orlando Bloom in was the first Lord of the Rings movie, and I basically kept making fun of Marisa whenever she swooned at him. He still seemed like someone I would tease Marisa about in Pirates of the Caribbean, just in a different way, but his acting wasn’t that bad, albeit a bit cheesy at times. However, it’s not too surprising that he was very much upstaged by someone else. During the very lengthy phone conversation that I had with Marisa last week, she said I had to see Pirates of the Caribbean because she thought Johnny Depp (who plays Jack Sparrow, the “protagonist” pirate) looked hot in it. I’m afraid I’ll have to disagree with you on his looks, Marisa, but that was one great character, probably one of the most amusing characters I've seen in a long time. You could tell Johnny Depp was having a blast playing him, too, which I think added to the likeability. Geoffrey Rush was good as well (Though he sure did a long stint with Disney. First a voice in Finding Nemo and now this) in his role as the antagonist pirate. If I were to use the rating system from my website (which I’ll try to work on soon), I would give Pirates of the Caribbean a 3 (out of 5).

Okay, it’s once again time for Hump Day Trivia! Here are the rules: I’ll give five questions in each of three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, and Hard). Each question is worth a set point value. Your goal is to use any combination of questions to get to ten points. I’ll declare the person with the most points the winner. If more than one person gets 10 points, I’ll go with the person who uses the “hardest” combination (So try to answer the Hard questions). Today’s theme is Classical Music. Good luck!

Easy (1 Point Each)

1.      How many symphonies did Beethoven write?

2.      Who wrote the “1812 Overture?”

3.      What type of instrument is a clarinet?

4.      In which vocal range does Luciano Pavarotti sing?

5.      Who wrote the “Brandenburg Concertos?”

Medium (2 Points Each)

1.      Who wrote the opera Carmen?

2.      Who wrote The Four Seasons?

3.      What does the term crescendo mean?

4.      Who wrote From the New World?

5.      In which tempo should a movement described as largo be played?

Hard (3 Points Each)

1.      Who orchestrated Pictures at an Exhibition?

2.      What is a bass viola also called?

3.      What do you call an interval of eight full tones?

4.      How many symphonies did Brahms write?

5.      The “Ode to Joy” is part of which musical work?

Good luck, and remember, if I don’t get at least two responses, I’m not going to do this anymore.

I’d like to ask: Has anyone else had a problem accessing Xanga in the morning/afternoon hours (Eastern Daylight Time)? Sometimes I can’t get it for several hours at a time.

This weekend my parents and I are going to the Tall Ships Festival that’s in Toledo (it’s basically exactly what it sounds like). I’ll let you know about that next week.

Bye now!

Katykay69 is the winner this time, since she was the only one that played (You got most of the questions right so you probably would’ve won anyways). Here are the answers:

Easy

1.      Hyena

2.      It rolls up in a ball

3.      Australia

4.      Male lions have manes, while females don’t

5.      Gills

Medium

1.      Upside down

2.      Marsupials

3.      Tsetse Fly

4.      Only cubs do; the spots disappear when they get older

5.      Rodent

Hard

1.      Pollen

2.      Cellulose

3.      Symbiosis

4.      A large mongoose

5.      Honey bear

I will warn you now that Hump Day Trivia is once again on probation. If I don’t get more participation on Wednesday’s installment, I’m not going to do it anymore.

I do have good news: My writer’s block may be coming to an end. I was typing a long comment on Chris’s site. The comment ended up getting eaten, but something I said gave me a shred of an idea. It doesn’t sound too original at first glance, but it’s a departure from the “Convergence” and “Chakra” series that I keep getting inspired to do over and over and over again (BTW, those two series are very alike, except “Convergence” deals with five people and “Chakra” deals with seven). We’ll have to wait and see. It will take a lot of development, but I think I can do it.

Last week, I bought the latest Harry Potter book. It was the last copy at Meijer’s, so I guess I was lucky. It took me four or five days to read, even though it was 870 pages (which makes it the longest book I’ve ever read, but I’ll definitely planning on reading The Mists of Avalon and the Wheel of Time series, most of which are longers then 870 pages, so the record will be broken). I actually ventured a guess as to who was gonna die (something I don’t do very often), and to my surprise, I was right. I’m not gonna say who it is right here, though, since there are several people who would rather not know.

I went out driving most of last week, and I’m making significant progress. With any luck, I may actually have my license by the end of the summer.

I’m thinking about creating a separate site for all my quiz results. I’m also thinking about going Premium on this site, but if I do, it won’t be until I’m back at Denison.

Finally, before I get to the latest questionnaire and quiz results, Happy Bastille Day to all you French people out there!

[115] what's your favorite candy? Rock candy

[116] what was the best day of your life so far? The Styx concert I went to in 2001

[117] what are you gonna do today? Well, I helped my mom with her gardening project. Now I’m probably going to veg out for the evening

[118] are you momma's little angel? Of course (then again, she doesn’t have a lot of choice, does she?)

[119] do you wear body spray? No

[120] who is the sweetest girl? …

[121] who is the sweetest guy? …

[122] are you wearing nail polish now? Yes

123] if so, what color? Clear

[124] how many rings or necklaces do you own? Several, but I only wear two rings

[125] do you wear a watch? Yes

[126] did/do you have braces? Used to

[127] are you tired? Yeah.

[129] do you have freckles? No

[130] what are you thinking right now? I’m thirsty

[131] are you having fun? I guess so

[132] what time is it? 7:10 pm

[133] who makes you laugh? Can’t name one person

[134] vwho's your favorite teacher? My advisor, Dr. Glendening, or my video professor, Tom Mogle

[136] what is the best concert you have ever been to? Styx in Toledo; January 16, 2001

[137] what is your favorite dream? Have you ever read my dream journal?

[138] what is your worst dream? …

 

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Well, it’s Wednesday, so it’s time for Hump Day Trivia. Here are the rules: I’ll give five questions in each of three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, and Hard). Each question is worth a set point value. Your goal is to use any combination of questions to get to ten points. I’ll declare the person with the most points the winner. If more than one person gets 10 points, I’ll go with the person who uses the “hardest” combination (So try to answer the Hard questions). Today’s theme is Nature. Good luck!

Easy (1 Point Each)

1.      Which scavenging animal is famous for its laugh?

2.      Which position does a hedgehog take to protect itself?

3.      Which continent is the koala from?

4.      What is the most obvious difference between a female lion and a male one?

5.      Which organ do fish breathe with?

Medium (2 Points Each)

1.      In which position do sloths spend the majority of their time?

2.      Which order does the kangaroo belong to?

3.      What is the name of the insect that transmits sleeping sickness?

4.      Do pumas have spotted fur?

5.      What kind of animal is a chinchilla?

Hard (3 Points Each)

1.      What is the name for the fine, powder-like material produced by the anthers of seed plants?

2.      What do we call the substance that hardens and strengthens the cell walls of plants?

3.      What is the process by which organisms of different species cohabit to their mutual advantage?

4.      What type of animal is an ichneumon?

5.      By what other name is the kinkajou known?

Have fun!

I’ll start things off with two observations that I’ve been meaning to make for a while: 1) I don’t like Dr. Phil (my mom loves him, though), but I must say he has succeeded (somewhat) where I failed (those of you familiar with my message board project from last fall will know what I’m talking about; the rest of you probably wouldn’t be interested).  2) Lately, it seems that good things happen to crazy people. I’ll just leave it at that.

All right, the winner for the Earth installment of Hump Day Trivia is Nance1! Granted, she was the only one who played, but she probably would’ve won, anyway, since she only got one question wrong. Here are the answers:

Easy

1.      Crust

2.      Geology

3.      Earthquake intensity

4.      Up

5.      A device that measures air pressure

Medium

1.      Crater (Good one with caldera, Nance1!)

2.      Fjord (or fiord; I’ve seen it spelled both ways)

3.      Nitrogen

4.      About 20-21%

5.      Platinum

Hard

1.      Isobars

2.      Greenland

3.      Sri Lanka

4.      Cretaceous

5.      Nevada del Ruiz

My parents, Laura, and I went to Fort Meigs last Thursday for the fireworks. They charge admission to get into the actual fort now (though the park outside is still free), and we weren’t allowed in there to watch the fireworks (in previous years it was free and one of the best spots to watch the fireworks in), so that was kind of a bummer, but Laura and I got a good spot between the fort and the newly-built visitors’ center. As in previous years, I compiled my own fireworks music. This time I got a little more high-tech and edited MP3s and burned the program onto a CD (I used to record onto a cassette with music from CDs). I have this uncanny knack for syncing up music with the fireworks without even knowing what they’re going to look like, and it was no different this year, except that I had programmed the music to last 20 minutes (which is how long the fireworks usually last at Fort Meigs), and the fireworks lasted 25 minutes. The pyrotechnics guy must’ve had a real sense of humor. Every time you thought the show was done from 20 minutes on, more fireworks would shoot off in a finale-like style. Then there would be a huge pause, followed by more fireworks. This wasn’t as bad as the Completely Disorganized Fireworks Show that happened after the Styx concert in Newark last year, but after 4 or 5 false endings, it got annoying (I love fireworks, though, so I wasn’t too annoyed). It was one of their better fireworks displays, though. Other interesting quotes/observations:

• “Live…YEA!” (Laura and I joked about this several times. Basically, the MP3 of the Star Spangled Banner I used in my fireworks music had labeled as its album: “Live !” It struck me as funny, so I told Laura about it. We concluded that the space was supposed to be the “dramatic pause,” and the quote evolved from there).


• Blockhouse 2 (inside the fort) seemed to have an “authentic” breaker box hidden in a storage room.


• “If you see any clowns, you’ll know what car they came in” (My mom after noticing we were parked next to a PT Cruiser)


• “Dude, I’m IN the people!” (A woman talking on a cell phone)


• “It feels like, uh, antifreeze” (Some guy talking to a kid-I’m not sure what he was talking about, beyond something that felt like antifreeze)


• Several people brought dogs, but there was one guy on a scooter who brought his cat. He had the cat on a leash, but the cat seemed to just want to ride with him on the scooter. He kept putting the cat on the ground and leading it along, but it was not happy about it. Eventually, the cat would make its way back to the scooter and ride along with the guy again. We kept wondering what would happen once the fireworks began…

Well, that’s all for now. I’ll leave you with more questionnaire and quiz results:

[91] what's your favorite tv station? Sci-Fi Channel, TNN/Spike TV, most of the “scholarly” channels

[92] do you shave? Yes, in the areas that females usually shave (and I know that sounds dirty but I can't phrase it any other way)

[93] how often do you shower? Every day

[94] do you get along with your parents? yeah

[95] what room do you spend the most time in? my room.

[96] how many rooms does your house have? 16

[97] what do you wanna be when you're out of school? Producer/Director or Pediatric surgeon (Go figure)

[98] do you curse a lot? not a whole lot

[99] are you ticklish? Sort of

[101] what are you wearing right now? Old jeans and my Buckeye Girls State shirt

[102] do you go to church? Sometimes

[103] do you like the person who sent you this? I don’t know; I never met him; I just got it off his site

[104] do you believe in god? Yes

[105] do you like to watch pda's? Not usually

[106] do you show pda? never had the chance (probably not)

[107] do you believe in love at first sight? Don’t know; hasn’t happened to me yet

[108] what color tooth brush do you use? Clear and purple

[109] how many times a day do you brush your teeth? once

[110] who is your favorite cartoon character? Garfield

[111] do you have a job? Yes (but it’s at Denison and is not earning me any money right now)

[113] what's your favorite fruit? Raspberries

[114] what's your favorite veggies? Corn

 

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At least it's one of the two reality shows I like (the other one being The Osbournes)...

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Naturally, you are attractive to Pisces - who want nothing more than to please their lover.
Your Pisces will shower you with love and affection constantly, only expecting the same in return.

Dreamy Pisceans are calm and drama free when it comes to relationships.
Although Pisces is not likely to fight, he / she is likely to be easily hurt.
Your Pisces will depend on you to take care of him / her emotionallyy, even when their hurt seems silly.

A Pisces lover will feel your pain and disappointment, as well as your sexual heights.
Pisces is a pro at taking both of your sexual fantasies and making them a reality.
No doubt about it, you will feel emotionally one with Pisces in bed.

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The girl looks like Gwenyth Paltrow. This result surprised me. I'm not really that emotional, but I suppose I wouldn't object to having an emotional boyfriend. I don't think I know any male Pisces, though.

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