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I agree that the Sassy was a previous target, but does the crowd of people have any significance? Or maybe we have to look further into Wilhelm Georg Debrowski.

Fluffy Crustacean wrote:Um, while Eat_Sleep_SO is a good idea, Sassy can't kill someone who is already dead.

Assassinator wrote:As I sulked at my failure to kill some of my previous targets, I realized that the sound I'd heard had given me a great idea for my next target. They never saw it coming. Eat_sleep_so is dead.

Good catch

Power rankings of proposed names for the four new elements:

1. Moscovium (Mc, element 115)
2. Oganesson (Og, element 118)
3. Nihonium (Nh, element 113)
4. Tennessine (Ts, element 117)

Moscovium and Oganesson both get points for great abbreviations (seriously, we get an M.C. and an O.G. at the ...

Just a wild guess here, could it be Eat_Sleep_SO because eat refers to the bread, sleep rhymes with mareep, and after all, this is a SO (science olympiad) website?

The picture is identifiable as a piece of bread and a mareep (from pokemon).

If I'm not mistaken, vitreous luster also refers to the fact that the mineral appears glassy (doesn't have to be transparent, only reflective), which could describe the linked picture. Hopefully that helped.

I heard that an early draft of the rules will be released in late July, is this true? And if so, any idea where to find it?
Yes, they are made available only to attendees of the coaches clinics in Arizona and California. Tentative details may leak by word of mouth but they will not be posted ...

I heard that an early draft of the rules will be released in late July, is this true? And if so, any idea where to find it?

Ok, thanks.

azuritemalachite wrote: State rocks/minerals (super easy but can be easily missed if you don't have it)

Would you recommend having pictures on each rock/mineral even though a field guide is allowed to be used?