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Hey everyone.

So as you may have noticed, HACT is on a bit of a hiatus. 2015 was an awesome year and we had a ton of fun watching everyone learn and grow! We’re hoping things will start up again, but for now there’s nothing on the horizon.

Thanks for making it such an epic year, keep learning and we hope to see you again at some point!

Matt, Blair, Glenn & Erica

Mission

We engage the world’s 10-17 year olds with digital technologies and entrepreneurship; through awesome events and a supportive community.

Founders, Friends and Community

Where are they now? What’s happening in the future? Who was behind HACT?

After realising that there just weren’t enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons, Matt championed the first hs.hact event. With great success, he brought together the founding team, and set about on making HACT a reality.

-   Matt Stimson | Co-Founder and CEO
-   Blair Duncan | Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer (CPO)
-   Glenn ‘devalias’ Grant | Co-Founder and Technical Cyber Shaman (CTO)
    -   Blog
    -   Instagram
    -   Twitter
    -   GitHub

HACT wouldn’t have been possible without the epic work put in by our mentors, volunteers, friends and community. In particular, special mention goes out to our very own robotic overlord, who brought her event management skills (and battle bots!) to the table. Now with 2 of her very own startups, Erica is continuing to bring excitement to tech learning and entrepreneurship:

-   Erica Hediger | Chief Robotic Overlord
    -   Stem Sells (Facebook, Twitter) | An out-of-school, 10-week programme for girls in Canberra and the nearby regional area to encourage development of STEM and entrepreneur skills.
    -   The Creative Element (Facebook) | Invent. Create. Play. Engage with Science & Technology like never before.

Do you guys remember when Mia took out our top prize at HS.HACT back in 2015? Not only did she write her very first mobile app, but she pitched her vision for a student focused STEM collaboration company. Well guess what, Mia’s just taken her first steps towards making that vision a reality! Make sure you head over to ‘Control N’, like it, and keep an eye on the awesome things to come!

-   Mia’s Winning Pitch @ HS.HACT 2015
-   Control N

There are so many volunteers, mentors, and students that deserve special thanks and recognition for sharing the HACT journey with us and making it a reality. While too numerous to list here, know that we appreciate all that you have done to help make this dream a reality! <3

Across the Net

You can find us at various places around the net:

-   Facebook
-   Twitter
-   YouTube
    -   HACTlive
    -   HACT 2015 Q3 CBR - Pitch Videos
    -   hs.hact 2015 Q2 CBR - Pitch Videos
-   LinkedIn
-   GitHub

History

You can find some of the old vesions of our site over at the Way Back Machine:

-   HACT (May 7, 2016)
-   HACT (Jan 9, 2016)
-   HS.HACT (May 30, 2015)

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the reason HACT was created.

answer: HACT was created when its founders realized that there weren't enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons.

answer: HACT was created because there weren't enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons.

answer: Matt Stimson championed the first hs.hact event. He wanted to create a supportive community for young people to learn about technology and entrepreneurship.

text: It's omitted that HACT realized there weren't enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons.

refinement: HACT realized there weren't enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons. Matt Stimson championed the first hs.hact event. He wanted to create a supportive community for young people to learn about technology and entrepreneurship. This way they could engage in events like hackathons.

answer: The founders of HACT created the organization because they realized there weren't enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons.

text: It's omitted that they decided that due to this, they would engage the world's 10-17 year olds with digital technologies and entrepreneurship through events and a supportive community.

refinement: The founders of HACT created the organization because they realized there weren't enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons. They decided that due to this, they would engage the world's 10-17 year olds with digital technologies and entrepreneurship through events and a supportive community.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the context around HACT taking a break.

answer: This doesn't seem long-term. The founders have mentioned that they hope HACT starts back up again. The logistics around this are unclear and it doesn't seem as if something happened at HACT to cause it to break up.

text: It would be better to just say it's not stated why HACT is taking a break.

refinement: This doesn't seem long-term. The founders have mentioned that they hope HACT starts back up again. The logistics around this are unclear.

answer: It seems that HACT's hiatus is due to an overall lack of young people skilled enough to compete in hackathons. HACT is taking a break to try to fix this.

text: This answer isn't correct. They started the company due to the lack of skilled young people. Additionally, they aren't stated to be fixing anything.

text: Blank response

refinement: There is no reason given about why HACT is taking a break. However, they note that they hope to start back up again, but for now there is nothing on the horizon.

answer: HACT is taking a break in 2015 because the founders believe there aren't enough young people skilled up to compete in hackathons. They are hoping to see everyone again at some point.

text: This is not the reason why they are taking a break. This is why they created the event.

refinement: They are hoping to see everyone again at some point.

text: Specify that the break does not seem permanent.

refinement: The break does not seem permanent. They are hoping to see everyone again at some point.

answer: It's not mentioned why HACT is on hiatus, the most likely reasons are either they are taking a sabbatical or they have shut it down altogether. Nothing is said about this on the message Matt sends to the community, probably because they are taking just a sabbatical or they do not want to say they have shut it down.

text: It's better to not speculate, as it's really not clear. Omit this.

refinement: It's not mentioned why HACT is on hiatus..

text: It's omitted that the hiatus doesn't seem permanent, as they hope to start up again one day.

refinement: It's not mentioned why HACT is on hiatus. The hiatus doesn't seem permanent, as they hope to start up again one day.

answer: No answer

text: There is an answer to this question.

refinement: It's not mentioned why HACT is on hiatus. The hiatus doesn't seem permanent, as they hope to start up again one day.

answer: It seems that HACT's hiatus is due to an overall lack of young people skilled enough to compete in hackathons. HACT is taking a break to try to fix this.

answer: This doesn't seem long-term. The founders have mentioned that they hope HACT starts back up again. The logistics around this are unclear, but it doesn't seem as if something happened at HACT to cause it to break up.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the role of Erica Hediger in the tech learning environment.

answer: And she is the co-founder of two workshops, Stem Sells and the Creative Element, that focus on building STEM and entrepreneurial skills.

text: It's omitted that Erica is referred to as the Chief Robotic Overlord due to her event management skills and battle bots.

refinement: Erica is referred to as the Chief Robotic Overlord due to her event management skills and battle bots. She is the co-founder of two workshops, Stem Sells and the Creative Element, that focus on building STEM and entrepreneurial skills.

text: It's omitted that Erica brings excitement to tech learning.

refinement: Erica is referred to as the Chief Robotic Overlord due to her event management skills and battle bots. Erica brings excitement to tech learning as the co-founder of two workshops, Stem Sells and the Creative Element, that focus on building STEM and entrepreneurial skills.

answer: Erica Hediger is a robotics overlord who brought her event management skills and battle bots to the table. She is continuing to bring excitement to tech learning and entrepreneurship. She is the founder of two startups: Stem Sells, an out-of-school, 10-week program for girls in Canberra and the nearby regional area to encourage development of STEM and entrepreneur skills, and The Creative Element, a science and technology-based company.

answer: Erica Hediger is the Chief Robotic Overlord for HACT. She brought her event management skills along with a battle bot strategy. She continued to provide mentorship, coaching and volunteers in the tech learning arena, along with running 2 startups of her very own, including young women-centered STEM social enterprise Stem Sells and The Creative Element.

text: It's omitted that Erica brings excitement to the tech learning table.

refinement: Erica Hediger is the Chief Robotic Overlord for HACT. She brought her event management skills along with a battle bot strategy. She continues to bring excitement to tech learning. She continued to provide mentorship, coaching and volunteers in the tech learning arena, along with running 2 startups of her very own, including young women-centered STEM social enterprise Stem Sells and The Creative Element.

text: The text doesn't say this. It would be better to omit.

refinement: Erica Hediger is the Chief Robotic Overlord for HACT. She brought her event management skills along with a battle bot strategy. She continues to bring excitement to tech learning. She does this by running 2 startups of her very own, including young women-centered STEM social enterprise Stem Sells and The Creative Element.

answer: She was the Chief Robotic Overlord.

text: Specify why Erica is referred to as the chief robotic overlord

refinement: The author refers to her as their Chief Robotic Overlord who brought her event management skills and battle bots to the table.

text: It's omitted that Erica brings excitement to tech learning through her 2 startups, Stem Sells and The Creative Element.

refinement: The author refers to her as their Chief Robotic Overlord who brought her event management skills and battle bots to the table. Erica brings excitement to tech learning through her 2 startups, Stem Sells and The Creative Element.

answer: Erica Hediger is the Chief Robotic Overlord. She is also the co-founder of two startups: Stem Sells and The Creative Element. She brought her event management skills and battle bots to the table at HACT to help make the dream a reality.

text: It's omitted that Erica adds excitement to tech learning.

refinement: Erica Hediger is the Chief Robotic Overlord. She is also adds excitement to tech learning as the co-founder of two startups: Stem Sells and The Creative Element. She brought her event management skills and battle bots to the table at HACT to help make the dream a reality.

answer: Erica Hediger gets special mention through the text since her sponsor HACT acknowledges that it would not exist if it weren't for the efforts of herself and Wade (another person mentioned). Furthermore, she shares the responsibility of the technical side with Glenn while introducing her event management perspective. The text says that Erica won $2000 at the Hackathon's Q2 Quarter finals, which mirrors the dual role she plays in the project.

text: It isn't just Wade. The author says it wouldn't be possible without the work put in by mentors, volunteers, friends, and the community.

refinement: Erica Hediger gets special mention through the text since her sponsor HACT acknowledges that it would not exist if it weren't for the efforts of herself and without the work put in by mentors, volunteers, friends, and the community.. Furthermore, she shares the responsibility of the technical side with Glenn while introducing her event management perspective. The text says that Erica won $2000 at the Hackathon's Q2 Quarter finals, which mirrors the dual role she plays in the project.

text: This is not said in the text and should be omitted.

refinement: Erica Hediger gets special mention through the text since her sponsor HACT acknowledges that it would not exist if it weren't for the efforts of herself and without the work put in by mentors, volunteers, friends, and the community.

text: The majority of Erica's role is omitted.

refinement: Erica Hediger gets special mention through the text since her sponsor HACT acknowledges that it would not exist if it weren't for the efforts of herself and without the work put in by mentors, volunteers, friends, and the community. The author refers to her as their Chief Robotic Overlord who brought her event management skills and battle bots to the table. Erica brings excitement to tech learning through her 2 startups, Stem Sells and The Creative Element.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the article say about women in IT jobs in Australia?

answer: The article mentions Erica Hediger, who is the Chief Robotic Overlord of HACT. Erica is an example of a woman who has made a career in IT in Australia.

text: This is not the answer to the question. There should be no answer.

answer: There is no mention of women in IT jobs in Australia.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

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answer: No answer

answer: Blair Duncan is the CEO and CPO of HACT. She is a woman.

text: This is not the answer to the question. There should be no answer.


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 My Chinese family-- By Kavita Dattani

Views：752 Time:1/24/2018 10:42:16 AM

(Kavita Dattani is a recent graduate from Britain, currently studying Chinese language at Tsinghua University in Beijing.)

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As I followed my usual Beijing daily routine of coming home from University, buying groceries, and heading up to my apartment, I was lucky enough to experience a friendly encounter. When entering the elevator I heard 'deng yi xia! deng yi xia!' meaning 'wait! wait!', and as I held the elevator doors open, a woman swiftly entered and thanked me. When I replied to her thanks in Chinese, she was surprised. The elevator made its way up, and we carried on our conversation. She offered to help me improve my Chinese, as she said teaching Chinese was a hobby of hers, and we then went on to exchange names and numbers (all of this in one elevator journey? Living on the 22nd floor has its advantages). I didn't think much of this encounter as I have, on many occasions, come across Chinese people who enjoy speaking with foreigners and offering their assistance, but it usually never goes further than a mere few words. What's more, coming from England, I am always a little skeptical that I am just being used for an opportunity to practice oral English.

A few hours later I received an SMS from the woman and we had a short conversation consisting of general introduction chit-chat. As I told my flatmates about the experience and narrated the text conversation aloud, they didn't hesitate to express their concern. From a western perspective, experiences like these are dangerous, and a little strange to say the least. Yet, I pushed their worries aside, and in my attempt to try and be 'more Chinese' I stayed in touch with my new elevator friend. Additionally, it is surprisingly hard to meet Chinese people in Beijing, as being a Chinese language student means that most of the time I am surrounded by my foreign classmates.

The following week she invited me to go for milk tea with her and her 13 year old daughter, and at this point I was almost sure that the prime reason was so that her daughter would have the perfect opportunity to practice her English. Regardless of this, I still went because I thought that I would be able to squeeze in some of my own Chinese language practice at the same time. As we drank our tea and chatted about various things, I soon came to realize that my skeptical pre-assumptions were indeed wrong. Most of our conversation was in Chinese, and even though it would have been much easier to speak in English, as my Chinese level is still only intermediate, they went to great lengths to try and help me practice and even teach me new words. I was not only shocked, but still questioning why they would be so kind to a complete stranger.

(Kavita Dattan)

Our next encounter was when they invited me to their apartment to make dumplings. We spent the whole afternoon chatting, joking, cooking and looking at old photos of their family. They made me feel completely at ease in their home and I genuinely felt like I was back in England with my own family. We ate a huge meal and over dinner they mentioned that they rarely invite people to their home because of the pressure of Chinese ideals, but in my case, as I was a foreigner, this pressure didn't exist. Later, they told me to relax and act as one of them rather than a courteous guest.

After these initial meet-ups I have spent a lot of time with the family, and I feel that they have become my own family abroad. They have persisted in helping me with my Chinese studies, while also assisting me with overcoming any other troubles that I have come across. My initial doubts were wrong and I feel guilty having had them, yet they made me realize the extent of the existence of hostility between strangers in the west. I don't know for what reason this family were so nice to me - maybe because they wanted to have a foreign friend, maybe because being only allowed one child, they wanted the feeling of more young people in their home, or maybe there is no reason at all. But, the fact that both me and my western friends thought that it was so odd that a stranger would be so kind and compassionate to another without gainful intent is sad. This experience, and meeting these people has made my time in China unforgettable, and I dread to think of if I had let my western cynicisms act as a barrier. I feel like this simple difference in attitude is something that we in the west can learn from Chinese culture, it not only opens up more opportunities, but also seems a more natural and social way of living life.

Sauce: chinadaily.com.cn

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about life in Beijing?

answer: The narrator comes from Britain and studies Chinese. She is a little skeptical that Chinese people are being nice to her because they want to practice English. She has a friendly encounter in the elevator with a woman who helps her improve her Chinese. The narrator also gets invited to the woman's home to make dumplings and they become friends. The woman's daughter also helps the narrator with her Chinese.

text: This is more about the narrator's experience with Chinese people and her neighbor than her life in Beijing broadly.

text: Blank response

refinement: The narrator has a daily routine of coming home from University, buying groceries, then headed up to her apartment. She is studying Chinese at Tsinghua University in Beijing. She finds it easy to meet Chinese language students in Beijing while she feels difficulty to meet Chinese people because she is a foreigner.

answer: Kavita lives in Beijing. She managed to make friends with a Chinese family. She finds Beijing a hard place to make friends. Beijing is becoming known as a global tech hub with income tax rates of no more than 15%. The city is also the highest valued city for online shopping by 2020.

text: This is not said in the story and should be omitted.

refinement: Kavita lives in Beijing. She managed to make friends with a Chinese family. She finds Beijing a hard place to make friends.

text: Explain why Kativa finds it hard to make Chinese friends specifically.

refinement: Kavita lives in Beijing. She managed to make friends with a Chinese family. However, She finds Beijing a hard place to make Chinese friends because she is mostly surrounded by foreign classmates..

text: It's omitted that Kativa's daily routine is coming home from University, buying groceries, and heading back to her apartment.

refinement: Kavita lives in Beijing. Her daily routine is coming home from University, buying groceries, and heading back to her apartment. She managed to make friends with a Chinese family. However, She finds Beijing a hard place to make Chinese friends because she is mostly surrounded by foreign classmates..

answer: The narrator has a daily routine of coming home, buying groceries, then headed up to her apartment. She is studying Chinese at Tsinghua University in Beijing. She finds it easy to meet Chinese language students in Beijing while she feels difficulty to meet Chinese people because she is a foreigner.

answer: Kavita lives in Beijing. She manages to make friends with a Chinese family. She finds Beijing a hard place to make friends. The story does not say much about Beijing, except for the fact that since Kavita is a language student, she has peers with whom she could easily mingle.

text: Explain why Kativa finds it hard to make Chinese friends specifically.

refinement: Kavita lives in Beijing. She manages to make friends with a Chinese family. She finds Beijing a hard place to make Chinese friends because most of the time she's surrounded by her foreign classmates. The story does not say much about Beijing, except for the fact that since Kavita is a language student, she has peers with whom she could easily mingle.

text: It's omitted that Kativa's daily routine is coming home from University, buying groceries, and heading back to her apartment.

refinement: Kavita lives in Beijing. Her daily routine is coming home from University, buying groceries, and heading back to her apartment. She manages to make friends with a Chinese family. She finds Beijing a hard place to make Chinese friends because most of the time she's surrounded by her foreign classmates. The story does not say much about Beijing, except for the fact that since Kavita is a language student, she has peers with whom she could easily mingle.

text: There is already mention of her language peers. This should be omitted.

refinement: Kavita lives in Beijing. Her daily routine is coming home from University, buying groceries, and heading back to her apartment. She manages to make friends with a Chinese family. She finds Beijing a hard place to make Chinese friends because most of the time she's surrounded by her foreign classmates.

answer: The story describes the author's daily routine of coming home from University and buying groceries. She heads up to her apartment. Being a Chinese language student, she is surrounded by her foreign classmates. She finds it hard to meet Chinese people in Beijing. The author finds it hard to meet Chinese people in Beijing because she is a Chinese language student.

text: This is redundant and should be omitted.

refinement: The story describes the author's daily routine of coming home from University and buying groceries. She heads up to her apartment. Being a Chinese language student, she is surrounded by her foreign classmates. She finds it hard to meet Chinese people in Beijing.

answer: The story describes the author's daily routine of coming home from University and buying groceries. She heads up to her apartment. Being a Chinese language student, she is surrounded by her foreign classmates. She finds it hard to meet Chinese people in Beijing.

answer: The narrator comes from Britain and studies Chinese. She is a little skeptical that Chinese people are being nice to her because they want to practice English. She has a friendly encounter in the elevator with a woman who helps her improve her Chinese. The narrator also gets invited to the woman's home to make dumplings and they become friends.

answer: The narrator has a daily routine of coming home, buying groceries, then headed up to her apartment. She is studying Chinese at Tsinghua University in Beijing. She finds it an easy city to make friends with Chinese people as a foreigner since many of them find foreigners' efforts to learn Chinese as an endearing habit.

text: This statement is false. The narrator finds it difficult to make friends with Chinese people as a foreigner because most of the people she knows are other foreigners.

refinement: The narrator has a daily routine of coming home, buying groceries, then headed up to her apartment. She is studying Chinese at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The narrator finds it difficult to make friends with Chinese people in Beijing as a foreigner because most of the people she knows are other foreigners.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why does the narrator seek to be 'more Chinese'?

answer: The narrator seeks to be 'more Chinese' because she is a Chinese language student and is surrounded by her foreign classmates.

text: This should also say that she's seeking to be more Chinese because she's studying in Beijing.

refinement: The narrator seeks to be 'more Chinese' because she is a Chinese language student and is surrounded by her foreign classmates. Also because she is studying in Beijing.

answer: The narrator seeks to be 'more Chinese' because she is a Chinese language student and it is hard to meet Chinese people in Beijing.

answer: An exchange student, and foreign colleague sees China as a fascinating culture. She feels their stereotypes and stories lack the nuance that can come only with experiencing China and Chinese people first-hand.

text: This doesn't seem like it's describing the narrator. It's awkwardly worded and should be amended.

refinement: The narrator wants to be more Chinese because she is a Chinese language student. She feels their stereotypes and stories lack the nuance that can come only with experiencing China and Chinese people first-hand.

text: This is not said in the text and should be omitted.

refinement: The narrator wants to be more Chinese because she is a Chinese language student.

text: It's omitted that the narrator is studying in Beijing and is only surrounded by other foreign students.

refinement: The narrator wants to be more Chinese because she is a Chinese language student. The narrator is studying in Beijing and is only surrounded by other foreign students.

answer: Because she had a difficult time meeting other Chinese speaking people.

text: This isn't why she seeks to be more chinese.

text: Blank response.

refinement: The narrator seeks to be "more Chinese" because she's a Chinese language student in Beijing who is struggling to meet Chinese people.

answer: She is a Chinese language student, and most of her classmates are foreigners. She wants to make more Chinese friends, and she wants to try to understand Chinese culture.

text: The narrator doesn't necessarily say they're looking to make more Chinese friends/understand the culture. That's not necessarily the reason for becoming more Chinese.

refinement: She is a Chinese language student, and most of her classmates are foreigners.

text: It's omitted that she lives in Beijing, which would make her want to assimilate more.

refinement: She is a Chinese language student, and most of her classmates are foreigners. Additionally, she's studying in Beijing.

answer: Because it is hard to meet other Chinese speaking people.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What comparisons are made between western and Chinese expectations of what it means 'to help'?

answer: The author notes that in western culture, helping someone can be seen as a transaction. They might help you so that you can do something for them in return. In Chinese culture, however, the expectation is that helping someone is a natural and social way of living life.

answer:
The Chinese woman's offer to help Kavita improve her Chinese is initially met with skepticism from Kavita. She's used to Chinese people being nice to her, yet she's always a little skeptical that it's just because they want to practice their English. Kavita's flatmates express concern that the woman may be taking advantage of Kavita.
The family's offer to help Kavita with Chinese is met with suspicion by Kavita's western friends. They think it's dangerous and strange and that Kavita should be careful.
The Chinese woman's offer to help Kavita improve her Chinese is initially met with skepticism from Kavita. She's used to Chinese people being nice to her, yet she's always a little skeptical that it's just because they want to practice their English. Kavita's flatmates express concern that the woman may be taking advantage of Kavita.
The family's offer to help Kavita with Chinese is met with suspicion by Kavita's western friends. They think it's dangerous and strange and that Kavita should be careful.

answer: They are different. Some western expectations are expectations of " to get something in return" Whereas the Chinese are only happy to help others without wanting anything in return.

text: This is a bit too definitive. It would be better stated as saying that in Chinese culture, being altruistically open and helpful seems to be more common.

refinement: They are different. Some western expectations are expectations of " to get something in return". In Chinese culture, being altruistically open and helpful seems to be more common.

answer:
The Chinese woman's offer to help Kavita improve her Chinese is initially met with skepticism from Kavita. She's used to Chinese people being nice to her, yet she's always a little skeptical that it's just because they want to practice their English. Kavita's flatmates express concern that the woman may be taking advantage of Kavita.
The family's offer to help Kavita with Chinese is met with suspicion by Kavita's western friends. They think it's dangerous and strange and that Kavita should be careful.

text: This is redundant and should be omitted.

refinement: The Chinese woman's offer to help Kavita improve her Chinese is initially met with skepticism from Kavita. She's used to Chinese people being nice to her, yet she's always a little skeptical that it's just because they want to practice their English. Kavita's flatmates express concern that the woman may be taking advantage of Kavita.

text: It's omitted that the Chinese woman earnestly wanted to be helpful and befriend Kavita, which shows that Chinese expectations are more altruistic than transactional western assumptions.

refinement: The Chinese woman's offer to help Kavita improve her Chinese is initially met with skepticism from Kavita. She's used to Chinese people being nice to her, yet she's always a little skeptical that it's just because they want to practice their English. Kavita's flatmates express concern that the woman may be taking advantage of Kavita. The Chinese woman earnestly wanted to be helpful and befriend Kavita, which shows that Chinese expectations are more altruistic than transactional western assumptions.

answer: The author notes that in western culture, helping someone can be seen as a transaction. They might help you so that you can do something for them in return. In Chinese culture, however, the expectation is that helping someone is a natural and social way of living.

answer: When the woman helped Kavita get up to her apartment, she expected that the woman may command her English fluency as a reason to invite her to her home and her daughter to practice English. She thought after seeing the pictures that they wanted to have a foreign friend. Kavita's friends feared the woman wanted the opportunity to practice English and learn a new language. Kavita realized they came to China to make friends.

text: It would be better to just omit this and include that Kavita and her friends thought she was going to be used. This statement is poorly worded.

refinement: Kavita and her friends feared the woman wanted the opportunity to practice English and learn a new language. Kavita realized they came to China to make friends.

text: Express that western culture expects things to be transactional, while Chinese expectations are more social and altruistic.

refinement: Kavita and her friends feared the woman wanted the opportunity to practice English and learn a new language. Kavita realized they came to China to make friends. Western culture expects things to be transactional, while Chinese expectations are more social and altruistic.

answer: Some western expectations to help others with the assumption that it is "to get something in return." Whereas the Chinese are happy to help without wanting anything back in return.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Does the author feel about the communist state in China?

answer: No answer

answer: The author doesn't explicitly express their opinion on the communist state in China.

text: They don't implicitly state their opinion either. It would be better to say that the information couldn't be found.

answer: This information can't be found.

answer: No answer


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A dramatic increase in the amount of time data can be stored on a single atom means silicon could once again play a vital role in the development of super-fast computers.

The silicon chip revolutionised most aspects of everyday life since it was invented in the 1950s. It’s changed the way that we communicate with each other, and how we operate almost all everyday items, from cars to airplanes, fridges to televisions and our smart-phones and tablets.

The reason for this is that silicon can be “crafted” into a dazzling array of complex electronic structures and devices, such as the billion or so transistors crammed into each silicon chip.

While modern computers use these silicon chips (or integrated circuits) to perform an array of complex calculations, there are still some important problems that existing computers can’t solve.

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Chips in a conventional circuit board. Flickr/Pete, CC BY-NC-SA
For example, medical researchers would love to be able to invent new pharmaceuticals with computer-aided design, much like the way automotive engineers design new cars, but they cannot do this today.

The reason is that the molecules that make up the medicine are not “macro” objects, like a car, but they live in the “micro” or quantum world, which is far more complex to calculate.

In fact, no computer as we know it today will ever be able to properly design such molecular systems. So we must turn to a new type of computer – a quantum computer – in which the “bits” of data used for the calculations are themselves stored on quantum particles, like individual atoms, or electrons.

Such quantum computers are also expected to be able to solve other important problems, such as searching large data sets, or solving complex financial problems.

The search for the best qubit

For the past two decades or so, researchers around the world have been exploring a range of different physical systems to act as the “quantum bits” in such a quantum computer. Now it appears that silicon, which underpinned the previous information revolution, could well provide the key to the next quantum revolution.

Over the past three years, our two research teams at UNSW have shown that silicon can be used to make functioning quantum bits, or qubits. In particular we found that a single atom of phosphorus could be used to tightly hold an electron, which also carries a “spin” (like a tiny magnet) that could be used as a quantum bit. But the binary code (0 or 1) stored on the electron spin got scrambled very quickly, making a fairly poor qubit.

The core of the phosphorus atom also contains a nuclear spin, which could act as an excellent memory storage qubit thanks to its very weak sensitivity to the noise present in the surrounding environment.

Even so, when placed inside a “natural” silicon chip, a phosphorus nuclear spin loses the quantum information encoded on it in less than a second.

Storage time increased

New research published in Nature Nanotechnology – two papers from our groups and one from a Dutch-US collaboration – show that the accuracy and lifetime of silicon qubits are now in a realm that makes them suitable for the manufacture of large-scale quantum computers.

Our teams in Australia have used a specially purified type of silicon that contains only one isotope, called Si-28.

This isotope is completely non-magnetic, because its nucleus has no spin. The electrical properties of a chip of purified Si-28 are identical to those of natural silicon, and so it works equally well for any electronic device.

But when an electron or nuclear spin qubit are configured inside pure Si-28, the absence of magnetic noise allows us to store and manipulate the quantum state with unprecedented accuracy.

In one of the new papers our team demonstrated that we can perform quantum logic operations on a single electron trapped in an “artificial atom”, which is created by small metallic electrodes on the surface of the chip.

These devices are remarkably similar to existing silicon transistors, providing great promise for commercial manufacture. Thanks to the ultra-pure Si-28, we can now reach an accuracy of quantum operations well above 99%. This accuracy is significant because it surpasses the minimum requirement to ensure that the (rare) errors can be corrected using special codes.

In a separate paper we report a similar accuracy, beyond 99%, for the operations on the electron spin held by a phosphorus “natural atom” in the same Si-28 material.

In addition, with the nuclear spin of the phosphorus we have established the new world record for how long quantum information can be held onto a quantum bit in solid state: above 35 seconds, which is an eternity in the quantum world. The accuracy of the operations was a staggering 99.99%.

With the exquisite quantum bits now demonstrated within a silicon electronic device, building functional quantum computers has become a much more realistic prospect. The new quantum revolution might well be built upon the old, trusted and omnipresent silicon microchip.

question: What is the main subject of the article?

answer: The article discusses how silicon could be used to create quantum computers, which could be used to solve complex problems.

text: Does not mention the specific material.

refinement: The article discusses how silicon could be used to create quantum computers, which could be used to solve complex problems. It discusses Si-28, a purified type of silicon that can be used to manipulate the quantum state.

text: "Over the past three years, our two research teams at UNSW have shown that silicon can be used to make functioning quantum bits, or qubits" is evidence that silicon can be useful in the creation of quantum computers.

answer: A new form of quantum bit which relies on a material called Si-28

text: Could mention that this material is a type of silicon.

refinement: A new form of quantum bit which relies on a material called Si-28, which is a type of silicon.

text: Does not mention the application of this discovery.

refinement: A new form of quantum bit which relies on a material called Si-28, which is a type of silicon and, due to the fact that it can be used to manipulate quantum states, can be useful for the development of quantum computers.

answer: The article is about how silicon could be used to make functioning quantum bits.

text: Does not mention the specific type of silicon.

refinement: The article is about how Si-28, a purified type of silicon, could be used to make functioning quantum bits.

text: Does not mention the application of such quantum bits.

refinement: The article is about how Si-28, a purified type of silicon, could be used to make functioning quantum bits and lead to advances in quantum computing.

answer: The article is about the potential of silicon to be used in quantum computing.

text: Does not mention the specific type of silicon.

refinement: The article is about the potential of Si-28, a purified form of silicon, to be used in quantum computing.

question: Approximately when was the article written?

answer: That information can't be found

answer: The article was most likely written in the last few months or year.

text: This is unattested (and the answer will become increasingly incorrect as time progresses).

text: Empty answer.

answer: That information can't be found

answer: The article was written in the past two years.

text: This is unattested and will become increasingly incorrect as the years go on.

text: Empty answer.

question: How does the author feel about quantum computing?

answer: The author seems optimistic about the potential of quantum computing, believing that it could lead to a new information revolution.

text: Does not mention that they believe the quantum revolution is now a realistic prospect.

refinement: The author seems optimistic about the potential of quantum computing, believing that it could lead to a new information revolution. They also believe the quantum revolution is now a realistic prospect.

answer: They feel that it has the potential to solve more complex problems than conventional computing

text: Does not mention that they believe the prospect of quantum computing is now more realistic.

refinement: They feel that it has the potential to solve more complex problems than conventional computing and that it is a realistic prospect

text: "Such quantum computers are also expected to be able to solve other important problems, such as searching large data sets, or solving complex financial problems" is evidence that the author believes quantum computing would allow for the solving of more complex problems.

answer: The author feels that quantum computing is a more realistic prospect than it was before.

text: "With the exquisite quantum bits now demonstrated within a silicon electronic device, building functional quantum computers has become a much more realistic prospect" is evidence that the author believes quantum computing is now a more realistic prospect.

answer: The author feels that quantum computing is a realistic prospect.

text: "With the exquisite quantum bits now demonstrated within a silicon electronic device, building functional quantum computers has become a much more realistic prospect" is evidence that the author believe quantum computing is a realistic prospect.

question: What is qubit short for?

answer: Qubit is short for quantum bit.

answer: Quantum bit.

answer: Quantum bit

answer: A qubit is short for quantum bit, which is the basic unit of information in a quantum computer.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Researchers have found that silicon can be used to create quantum bits (qubits) that can store quantum information for long periods of time, making it a promising material for the development of quantum computers.

text: Does not mention the specific type of silicon.

refinement: Researchers have found that Si-28, a type of purified silicon, can be used to create quantum bits (qubits) that can store quantum information for long periods of time, making it a promising material for the development of quantum computers.

answer: The author discusses the potential of quantum computing and how it could revolutionize the world.

text: Does not at all mention silicon and how it contributes to this possible technological advance.

refinement: The author discusses the potential of quantum computing and how it could revolutionize the world. They mentio Si-28, a type of purified silicon that can be used to manipulate the quantum state, potentially leading to advances in quantum computing.

answer: The silicon chip revolutionized most aspects of everyday life since it was invented in the 1950s. It’s changed the way that we communicate with each other, and how we operate almost all everyday items, from cars to airplanes, fridges to televisions and our smart-phones and tablets.

text: This is merely the background information provided as the preamble for the article--it does not summarize the article's main focus and is not relevant to summarizing.

text: Empty answer.

refinement: The article concerns Si-28, a purified type of silicon that can manipulate the quantum state and may allow for a breakthrough in quantum computing.

answer: The author summarizes the concepts of quantum computing and then describes a new form of quantum bit which relies on a material called Si-28 and which can retain information for longer than any previously-designed qubit.


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October 27, 2007

Posted by realworldmartha under cooking/food, entertaining, gift giving, homemaking | Tags: banana bread, bread, breakfast, Christmas, cook, cooking/food, dessert, family fun, gifts, homemade gifts, kids cook, presents, recipe |
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This is my favorite banana bread recipe ever.  I thought I would put it out there as some of us do like to give food as gifts.

ENJOY!

                                                                     [Unbeatable Banana Bread]

(from: http://jas.familyfun.go.com/recipefinder/display?id=50117)

Ingredients

2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup Unsalted butter (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
1 cup sugar
2 eggs, at room temperature
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 medium-large very ripe bananas (1 cup mashed)
1/2 cup sour cream

Instructions
Step 1
Heat the oven to 325°. Line a 5- by 9-inch loaf pan, preferably one with a light interior, with enough waxed paper to drape over the long sides. This will make the baked bread a cinch to remove and the pan easy to clean. Set the pan aside.Step 2
Sift together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt into a medium bowl. In a large bowl, cream the butter using an electric mixer. Gradually add the sugar, scraping down the sides of the bowl as necessary. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Next, add the vanilla extract and blend briefly. Set both bowls aside.
Step 3
Peel the bananas and place them in a separate bowl. Mash them with a fork or a potato masher and measure out 1 cup. Add the sour cream and stir to blend. Set the bowl aside.

Step 4
Using a wooden spoon, blend a third of the dry mixture into the butter-sugar mixture. Add the rest of the ingredients in this order, stirring well after each addition: half of the banana mixture, half of the remaining dry mixture, the rest of the banana mixture, the rest of the dry mixture. Next, add mix-ins if desired (see below).

Step 5
Scrape the batter into the prepared pan and smooth the top with a spoon. Bake on the center oven rack until a tester inserted deep into the center of the bread comes out clean, about 70 to 75 minutes.

Step 6
Transfer the bread to a cooling rack and cool it in the pan for about 20 minutes. Using the waxed paper, lift the bread from the pan and place it on the rack. Pull down the sides of the paper and allow the bread to cool thoroughly before slicing. Makes 10 or more servings.

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  _For a light, quick bread, handle the batter gently, mixing it just enough to incorporate wet and dry ingredients. Overmixing strengthens the gluten, the protein in flour that gives yeast bread its chewy texture — which you don’t want in a quick bread. Finishing up with a wooden spoon helps ensure that the batter isn’t overmixed._
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question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: This recipe yields a banana bread that is soft and moist, and pretty easy to make.

answer: This is a recipe for Unbeatable Banana Bread. It involves mixing together various ingredients such as flour, butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla, bananas and sour cream, and baking until done. It yields 10 or more servings.

answer: This recipe is for a simple banana bread that is made with a five-by-nine-inch loaf pan. It is recommended to let the bread cool on the rack for 20 minutes after baking it and should be served within 10 or more servings.

text: "This recipe is for a simple banana bread that is made with a five-by-nine-inch loaf pan." Poor use of a preposition - with

refinement: This recipe is for a simple banana bread that is made in a five-by-nine-inch loaf pan. It is recommended to let the bread cool on the rack for 20 minutes after baking it and should be served within 10 or more servings.

text: It is wrongly stated that the bread should be served within 10 or more servings. The bread can serve 10 or more.

refinement: This recipe is for a simple banana bread that is made in a five-by-nine-inch loaf pan. It is recommended to let the bread cool on the rack for 20 minutes after baking it and can serve 10 or more servings.

answer: This recipe is for an easy banana bread that is quick to prepare and can make up to 10 servings. The key is to not overmix the batter.

answer: A recipe on how to make banana bread.

answer: This recipe for irresistible banana bread includes sifted flour, butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, ripe bananas, and sour cream. The resulting bread has a moist, delicious texture and will make 10 or more servings.

text: "Overmixing strengthens the gluten, the protein in flour that gives yeast bread its chewy texture — which you don’t want in a quick bread." Not giving the bread its chewy texture means that the bread will be moist.


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KEVIN BOLLAND (born November 6, 1959) was born in New Brighton, Pennsylvania. Kevin works at their family owned business, Bolland Machine located in Chippewa Township, PA. He races the #777 DIRTcar Big Block Modified at dirt track circles in the NorthEast.

Racing career

Kevin Bolland's racing experience dates back to his childhood. Like many drivers, his first influence of racing came from his father Don, who introduced him to racing at an early age. The New Brighton, PA, native spent much of his youth driving and winning soap box derbies, which won him a trip to Akron, Ohio, Derby Downs for the world finals in 1971.[1]

In 1979 at the age of 20, Kevin competed and toured the country with the pro motocross series. In the spring of 1979 Kevin suffered a serious motorcycle accident requiring 3 surgeries and 17 months in a cast. While recovering Kevin decided to get into some sort of stock car racing, so his father, Don, contacted friends from his drag racing days. They spoke to Darrell Dean and Ernie Toth for whom Don had built big block Chevy race engines; they introduced him to Jim Cole who built chassis's in Oxford, PA. Shortly after, they ended up putting a car together with Jim Cole. The relationship produced an innovative car design, Jim built the chassis, while Don's engine shop, D&D Rebuilding Service of New Brighton, PA, (now Bolland Machine) built the engine package. The cars first race was driven by Danny Johnson, a NY D.I.R.T. track star at Syracuse’s New York State Fairgrounds in October 1981. These events would enable Kevin to make the demanding adjustment from motocross to big block modified dirt racing.[2]

The Bolland family purchased the new “Cole” built chassis and Kevin started racing his own car in the 1982 season as a rookie big block dirt modified driver. This season proved to be a banner year, and as a rookie Kevin won 7 features between Mercer Raceway Park, Lernerville Speedway, and Sharon Speedway. He won the track championship at Mercer, won Lernerville’s Invitational Event, and also captured rookie of the year for cavalcade points for western PA.[3]

From that rookie year on, Kevin and the Bolland racing team continued to achieve a venerable reputation for racing and building cars—capturing the 1985 and 2000 Tri-City Speedway track championships.[4]

In 1991 the Bolland family business was growing and Kevin’s responsibilities outside of racing were demanding more and more of his time. Bob McIltrot approached Kevin early in the year to ask if he would consider driving for his team. The opportunity afforded Kevin the time to practice his craft and perfect his driving skills. He raced for McIItrot through the 1998 season.[5]

In 1999 the Bolland's created Bol-Tech Motorsports, Inc. and purchased a new 1999 Bicknell chassis and put a team together of their own. They assigned crew members to specific jobs and challenged them to excel. Kevin’s father Don was in charge of R&D and engine program. His brother Keith crew chief, and Todd Chamberlain car preparation and chassis stats. Brother Ken and Ron Kosmal in charge of tires. Stephanie Chamberlain was in charge of event statistics. Dave Chamberlain in charge of the car’s appearance. Kevin focused on driving, chassis, suspension, and set up.[6]

Kevin has always credited his accomplishments to teamwork, doing all necessary homework, and successfully utilizing a limited budget to get the most out of a little. They innovate, focus on the team, the car, finishing races, keeping quality parts and good prevention maintenance. They also have a “don’t follow -– lead” philosophy that won them the 2002 Lernerville Speedway Track Championship and got them into the winning circle ten times in 2002 (winning 26% of their races) and finishing within the top three 56% of the time.[7]

Career highlights

-   2010 Lernerville Speedway Track Champion
-   2010 Beaver County Sports Hall of Fame's First Motorsports Inductee
-   2009 DIRTcar Northeast Western Regional Points Champion
-   2009 Weekend of May 22–24: 3 Feature Wins in a Row, including two BRP tour races
-   2009 100th Career Win [04.24.09]
-   2008 Tri-City Speedway Track Champion
-   2008 Lincoln Electric/Goss Gas Iron Man Champion
-   2008 Tri-City Speedway Track Record Holder - 18.358 seconds
-   2007 Tri-City Speedway Track Champion
-   2007 Pittsburgh Circle Track Club Champion
-   2006 Lernerville Speedway Track Champion
-   2006 Tri-City Speedway Track Champion
-   2006 Pittsburgh Circle Track Club Champion
-   2006 Lincoln Electric/Goss Gas Iron Man Champion
-   2006 Winner Lernerville/Tri-City Speedway Big Block Modified Challenge Series
-   2004 Twin State Auto Racing Club Findlay Sportsmanship Award
-   2003 Lowe's Motor Speedway Track Record Holder - 15.642 seconds
-   2003 Winner Eckerd 100 Lowe's Motor Speedway, Charlotte, North Carolina
-   2002 Lernerville Speedway Track Champion
-   2000 Tri-City Speedway Track Champion
-   1985 Tri-City Speedway Track Champion
-   1982 Mercer Raceway Park Track Champion
-   1982 Western PA, Rookie of the Year with 7 Feature Wins
-   1979 Pro Motocross series
-   1971 Beaver Falls, PA, Soap Box Derby Champion

Media coverage

-   Bolling Them Over: PA’s Kevin Bolland. Pg. 50

[1] Driver profile at his Official Website; Retrieved April 27, 2008

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title: Kevin Bolland

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What happened to change Kevin from a motorcross to a dirt track racer?

answer: Kevin switched from motorcross to dirt track racing after he suffered a serious motorcycle accident that required three surgeries and 17 months in a cast. While recovering from the accident, Kevin decided to enter some sort of stock car racing, and was introduced to Jim Cole who built chassis. With a new chassis built by Jim Cole and a racing engine provided by his family's business, Kevin began racing in 1982.

answer: Kevin switched from motocross to dirt track racing due to a serious motorcycle accident in 1979.

text: A bit more information would have made this better.

refinement: Kevin switched from motocross to dirt track racing due to a serious motorcycle accident in 1979. During his rehabilitation (which lasted for 17 months) he was introduced to Jim Cole, an expert in chassis building. Together, alongside Kevin's friends, they built engines for dirt racing - which Kevin raced to the finished line in 1982.

answer: Kevin had a serious accident in 1979 and spent 17 months in a cast. While recovering he decided to try stock car racing. His father, Don, contacted friends from his drag racing days. He was introduced to Jim Cole. Cole built the chassis and Don built an engine pack. This allowed Kevin to adjust from motor cross to big block

text: The response got cut off at the end.

refinement: Kevin had a serious accident in 1979 and spent 17 months in a cast. While recovering he decided to try stock car racing. His father, Don, contacted friends from his drag racing days. He was introduced to Jim Cole. Cole built the chassis and Don built an engine pack. This allowed Kevin to adjust from motor cross to big block modified dirt racing.

answer: It's likely that Kevin's motocross accident in 1979 is what changed his direction.

answer: Kevin's experience spans motorcross and dirt racing. He was introduced by his father to racing at an early age. His first trip to the world finals came in 1971. At 20, he got into some sort of stock car racing and because of his multiple bike injuries, picked up this hobby before he could actually try motorbike racing again.


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So there I was last night, driving on the 101 interstate. Two pints of cheap lager and a shot of whisky in. The cherry on my cigarette glowed as I puffed the last of the tobacco from the stick. I turned my face to the side to spit out my lit cigarette into the wind. I've never looked cooler speeding. My favorite song came on the radio, I blast it on my speakers and proceeded to sing along with the highest pitch my vocal chords allow me. 'Love you like a love song baby... repeat peat peat peat peat' I mumbled the lyrics, I need to learn this song. I'm a sucker for these pop songs, they just feel right.

I cautiously yet furiously made my way towards the fast lane only to be stopped by the last thing I wanted to see at such an awesome moment. The fuzz. Blue and red lights filled my rear view, my heart skipped a beat, I put the music down to think for a second. I realized I'm buzzed enough to not give a fuck, I put the music back up and sped up. It's a strategy I heard somewhere, or probably made up on the spot, whatever the case, it felt right at the time. It confuses the police, makes them think I'm a wild man, puts the ball in their court. I make the ballsiest move by picking the spot to pull over, they have to follow with something to intimidate me. I get it, I know, I've been around the block.

I didn't slow down this whole time, even when I decided to exit the freeway in downtown. No turning lights, no hand gestures, just balls. I pulled into a dark empty street, killed the engine, lit up another cigarette and waited.
Lights surrounded my car, a trembling silhouette approached.

'H-have you been drinking?' The cop's voice cracked as he reached my window.

'Drinking what?' I blew my smoke his way to let him know that respect wasn't there.

'I drink a lot of things. Water, tea...' I teased him, but before my list got any longer he snapped. 'Quit play games!'

I took a long drag from my cigarette and looked at him. I could see him shaking.

'Now step out of the vehicle, please..' He continued. He knew I was one of those he had been told not to fuck with. We both knew this could get ugly quick, but I complied for his sake.

'Did you have any alcoholic beverages tonight?' He persuades me. With a firm drunken stare and a loud whisky belch I answered, 'No.'

We stood there looking at each other for what could have been twenty minutes. People tend to get lost in my eyes, I waited for him to faze out of the trance. I finally decided it was getting too late for my convenience and asked if we were done. It took him a while to respond but he finally let me get back in the car and escorted me home. At least he tried to, I drove way too fast for his bitch ass.

Edit: What really happened.
I was speeding home one night and got pulled over. I had a couple of drinks prior to this so I was extremely scared. I'm sure the cop could tell I was trembling and he let me off with a warning and followed me home to make sure I got there safely. When my friends asked me the next day what had happened, I wrote them how I remembered it which is the small narrative above. Just to clear things up, yes it's meant to be unrealistic and douchey.

title: How I got pulled over last night, as I remember it.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything related to speeding in the story.

answer: A speeding vehicle was stopped by the fuzz because it was driving on the 101 interstate. The driver sped up and exited the freeway, driving towards the fast lane. They admitted they were speeding, and they slowed down, but they did not slow down enough to be stopped by the police officer.

answer: The narrator speeds along on the 101 freeway while drunk and gets pulled over. The narrator then exits the freeway, parks on a dark street, and is approached by a police officer. The officer questions whether or not the narrator has been drinking and the narrator denies having any alcoholic beverages. The police officer lets the narrator go with just a warning and followed him home to make sure he got there safely.

answer: The narrator claims he is speeding but not knowing anything about that road. The narrator turns corners unpredictably and doesn't slow down when he is feeling cornered as he sings along to his favorite song. The cop feels threatened by the narrator's maneuvering. It was the narrator's strategy to speed so the bigger authority would freak out and feel backed against a wall.

answer: The story begins with the narrator speeding down the interstate. They are listening to pop songs and decide to go into the fast lane "cautiously yet furiously." They are then pulled over by a cop. However, rather than stop for the police officer, they decide to speed more.

answer: The narrator got pulled over while speeding and got away with only a warning, meanwhile the cop followed him home to ensure he arrived safely.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything related to whiskey in the story.

answer: You see that the narrator is smoking a cigarette when they are picked up by the police. They get into a discussion with the officer on whether or not they've been drinking. The narrator says that they don't know what the cop is drinking but they drink a lot of waters, tea, and other drinks. They belch after their response to the officer letting them know it was an alcoholic beverage. The narrator picks a place for the cop to pull them over declaring that it would confuse the police and put them on the defensive. The narrator realizes the cop can tell that they're drunk so the narrator drove away from the traffic stop and drove too fast for the cop but got away. The narrator is jokingly added that "have you been drinking?" is some sort of catch-phrase popularized by a person.

answer: In the story, the narrator was speeding with two beers and a shot of whiskey in him. He spat out his cigarette with a long drag from his cigarette. The police pulled him over and asked whether he had been drinking. The narrator replied affirmatively with a "no."

answer: The narrator had had two pints of cheap lager and a shot of whiskey before driving. It is apparent to the cop that he had been drinking but he tries to deny it. He belches in a way characteristic of one who has drunk whiskey. However, the cop does not give him a DUI and escorts him home.

answer: The protagonist was drinking a beer and a shot of whiskey prior to getting pulled over. Consequently, he belches and says that he didn't have any alcoholic beverages that night.

answer: The narrator tweeted that he was drinking whiskey. He also drank two pints of cheap lager (presumably cheap beer) and a shot of whiskey. The narrator picked the spot to pull over because he knew the police would follow his lead in trying to intimidate him; he knew he would score points with a simple stop. When asked if he had been drinking-water, tea, and whiskey-the narrator mentioned both water and whiskey. When the officer decided to escort him home on his motorcycle, the narrator belched and mentioned whiskey again.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything related to pop songs in the story.

answer: The main focus of the story is on pop music, especially pop songs.

text: This response implies that the story is about pop music, when in fact, it is not at all.

refinement: The narrator was singing along to a pop song they really like when they got pulled over by a police officer.

answer: The protagonist listens to pop music while driving and gets pulled over by a police officer. The whole passage deals with the protagonist's relationship to pop music while driving.

answer: The narrator hums a pop song. They say that their favorite song comes on the radio. They sing along to it. They are a sucker for pop songs and they just feel right. They turned their face to the side to spit out their last bit of cigarette in the wind, which they think made them look cooler.

answer: The narrator turns on the pop songs as they are speeding. They say that they are a sucker for these pop songs because they just "feel right." The narrator says that it was their favorite song, but they also needed to learn it because they did not know it yet.

answer: The narrator is listening to pop songs on the radio while speeding, singing along, and he loves pop songs. The narrator mentions that he can't get one song out of his head.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Describe the difference between what really happened and how the narrator tells the story.

answer: The narrator's narrative is bravado-driven and played out for effect. But what really happened was that the narrator got pulled over by the cop and found a way to get the cop to leave once he was in his car. The narrator's friends think that he was extremely brave and that he had balls.

answer: The narrator exaggerated key moments in the story to include more thrilling or humorous details. Essentially, what really happened was that the narrator got pulled over after speeding and the cop wrote him a warning. The narrative also includes exaggerations and embellishments like the narrator's extremely drunk state and blowing smoke in the cop's face.

answer: According to the passage, the narrator tells a story which exaggerates the intimidation factor of the encounter with the police. In reality, the police officer was courteous, and the arrest experience was less intense than the story would suggest. The narrator's story is more dramatic and thrilling than the true events.

answer: In the story the narrator tells to his friends, he is disrespectful to the cop in almost every way possible. The cop is also trembling because he is so scared of the narrator. Then, when he cannot think of what to do, he decides to escort the narrator home. In reality the story was the opposite. The narrator was so afraid of getting a DUI that he was trembling and the cop escorted him home, presumably out of pity.

answer: The narrator's friends told him they would only believe his story if he "made it more interesting". So the narrator made the story into him being so drunk that he wasn't afraid of getting caught, blowing smoke in the cop's face and then speeding off. The narrator said he was making the whole story up just to point out how much people exaggerate stories.


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The plot of Yakuza 0

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is served up like a fresh bowl of udon noodles; simmering, full of twists and turns, and satisfying to the end. While I very much enjoyed the bone-cracking street fights, numerous oddball side characters, and the Lonely Planet guide’s worth of entertaining diversions along the way, it’s really the taut tale of betrayal and the bitter arm wrestle for power at its centre that kept me glued to the controller throughout.Yakuza 0 is set in 1988 and serves as an origin story for two of the series’ most prominent characters, Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima, who find themselves caught up in a land war amongst rival clans. Whereas the previous game in the series, Yakuza 5, juggled five different storylines and felt somewhat convoluted as a result, Yakuza 0 benefits from focusing on the plights of Kiryu and Majima, each scorned by their respective families and whose paths ultimately converge in the end.
It’s a gangster tale that adheres mostly to convention, with menacing mob bosses, car bombings, blackmail, and the like, but it’s a tale told well and told thoroughly. Much like the Metal Gear Solid series, Yakuza 0 isn’t afraid of taking control away from us for extended periods in order to deliver a lengthy cutscene to advance the plot and develop the characters, but I never felt in any way detached from the events onscreen thanks to the strong performances of the actors and the consistently powerful writing.
Recent open-world releases struggle to compete when it comes to the sheer density of detail packed into Sega’s latest.

Although the slightly wooden character animations serve as a reminder that this is a game developed to straddle console generations (the Japanese version was simultaneously released on PS3), Yakuza 0 otherwise manages to nail the look and feel of its Tokyo and Osaka-inspired settings. Recent open-world releases like Mafia III and Watch Dogs 2 might dwarf the maps of Yakuza 0 in terms of scale, but both struggle to compete when it comes to the sheer density of detail packed into every nook and cranny of Sega’s latest.
The neon-soaked streets tread a fine line between gorgeous and garish, the Don Quijote discount stores are claustrophobic caverns of consumerism, and vendors on the street keep handing you pocket tissues for no apparent reason. While Yakuza 0’s retro setting isn’t exactly Grand Theft Auto: Vice City when it comes to revelling in ‘80s nostalgia, there are enough nods to the era to reinforce the sense of time and place - from the pagers used by the characters to the authentic Walkman billboards and the playable OutRun and Space Harrier games in the local arcades.

Diversionary tactics

These arcade games are just the tip of the time-sinking iceberg. As is now customary for the series, Yakuza 0 always provides alluring C, D, and E options when you’re on your way from A to B. There’s fishing, bowling, batting practice, several kinds of gambling, pool, darts, karaoke, dancing, underground fight clubs, and plenty more.
The bulk of these optional activities are well realised and fleshed out with fun challenges to complete, and they range from the addictively simple reflex-testing batting cage to the relatively deep real estate business run by Kiryu in Tokyo and Majima’s hostess bar empire in Osaka. The latter two management simulations in particular require a substantial time investment but yield maximum yen, and while I only scratched the surface of them on my way to completing the 30-hour story, I intend on returning to them in Yakuza 0’s post-credits ‘Premium Adventure’ mode in order to find out exactly how lucrative they can become.
Streets of Rage

Of course, a more direct way of nabbing fistfuls of cash is by using your actual fists (and feet) to beat it out of the neverending supply of street thugs who engage you in a scrap on sight. Kiryu and Majima each have three different fighting styles that can be switched between on the fly, and I relished in the ability to tailor my technique to suit each individual scenario. For example, I found Majima’s button-mashing breakdancing stance that turns him into a human whirligig of spinning kicks to be perfect for carving through crowds of enemies, yet his baseball bat-toting slugger stance is a better choice for one-on-one boss fights where more powerful and direct attacks are required.

Yakuza 0’s fighting system is wonderfully brutal, and the context-sensitive finishing moves offer an especially satisfying way to curb-stomp a shoe-shaped exclamation point into an opponent’s face at the end of each encounter. However, a somewhat piecemeal counter system means that for all its flashy moves, the all-in brawling is never quite as fluid as the one-on-many fighting experiences of the Batman: Arkham games, at least when it comes to transitioning back and forth between enemies. This makes Yakuza 0 seem a little behind the curve in that regard, which is disappointing considering we’re now half a dozen games into the mainline of the Yakuza series.
What Yakuza 0 does have in common with the Caped Crusader, though, is the fact that neither of these violent gangsters ever actually kills anyone. Each enemy that Kiryu and Majima dispatch is left to pick up their teeth rather than push up daisies, which is refreshing given that most open-world crime games are effectively exercises in casual mass murder. (Not that killing stops me from enjoying those games; it’s just nice to play something that approaches it differently for a change.) The general lack of killing in Yakuza 0 means that when certain character deaths do occur over the course of the story - whether they be good, bad, or grey - they land with significantly more impact.

Off the beating path

Contrasting nicely with the heavier themes of the main storyline are Yakuza 0’s side quests. There are around 100 of these mini-missions to hunt down across the two main city settings and they’re typically lighthearted if not utterly ridiculous. I particularly liked teaching the members of a wannabe punk rock band how to talk tough ahead of a meet and greet with fans (and deliberately feeding them the wrong lines with hilarious results), and bluffing my way through a job as a producer on the set of a television commercial.
Even though a number of these side missions are merely simple fetch quests, they’re almost always worth your while purely because the quest-giving locals are so hilarious to interact with. Indeed half of them seem like they've wondered off the set of a Japanese game show, and I was particularly fond of the perpetually pelvic-thrusting Mr. Libido who seemingly shows up every now and then purely to unleash a string of snicker-worthy sexual euphemisms. Overall, I enjoyed meeting with the eccentric supporting cast of Yakuza 0, and often went out of my way to seek them out because I knew I would typically be in for a surprise.

Verdict

Yakuza 0 is another sprawling entry in the open-world series, packed with an extraordinary amount of things to do and centred around a genuinely compelling crime story. Since it’s a prequel, it’s also unburdened by the series’ increasingly intricate backstory and thus far more approachable for newcomers than the last few Yakuza games. While its melee combat may lag slightly behind modern genre standards, Yakuza 0 still hits far more than it misses and is a big, bold and bruising tour through the Japanese underworld.

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The ability to TRANSFER INFORMATION/KNOWLEDGE. Sub-power of Knowledge Manipulation.

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-   7 Known Objects

Also Called

-   Formulation Transfer
-   Knowledge Transfer

Capabilities

The user transfers information into another person's mind. This is particularly useful in reconnaissance missions or tests, since the user can send information regarding miscellaneous data, they can transfer even images and symbols to the person. The user can help others with answering questions and even in undercover operations, possessing knowledge of certain people. The user can help their allies navigate where to go by transferring "maps" into their heads. The data that the user can transfer also includes the knowledge of certain superpowers and secrets to techniques.

Applications

-   Calculation Transfer
-   Enhanced Investigation
-   Knowledge Absorption
-   Knowledge Projection
-   Knowledge Replication

Associations

-   Enhanced Intelligence
-   Enhanced Wisdom
-   Knowledge Manipulation

Limitations

-   Psychic Shield may interfere with/block the information transfer.
-   Inoperative on users of Psychic Immunity, unless it is deactivatable.
-   May not work with users of Brainlessness.

Known Users

-   Tar Gibbons (_Aliens Ate My Homework_)
-   Sigma (_Bungou Stray Dogs_)
-   Hibiki Lates (_Fairy Tail_)
-   Time Lords (_Doctor Who_)
-   Charles Xavier (_Marvel Comics_)
-   Jean Grey (_Marvel Comics_)
-   Mister Majestic (_WildStorm_)
-   Miss Martian (_DC Comics_)
-   Martian Manhunter (_DC Comics_)
-   The Stream (_Outer Limits_)
-   Echidna (_Re:Zero_)
-   Metatron (_Supernatural_)

Known Objects

-   EarPods (_Doctor Who_)

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