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​1. No cell phones can be out at the table while game cards are in play. You may use your cell phones during intermissions and only when your game card has been turned in to your trivia host. 

2. No use of smart watches while game cards are in play. You may choose to not wear your smart watch on trivia night or just like your cell phones, please put them away! 

3. Do not leave your table while the game card is in play. This is to make sure teams are not sneaking away to google answers. There is time before, during intermissions, and after the game to move about the cabin. If you have to step away from the table to go outside or use the restroom, you cannot rejoin your team until the game card has been turned in. Any other circumstances, please see your trivia host. 

If the trivia host has warned you, you may continue to play, however your points will not count. Let's have a fun and fair game out there!!

Know Your Trivia Week of 3/25/24

TRIVIA TEAMS!! On your trivia night, your host will ask one question under our "Know Your Trivia" category in Round 5. The Know Your Trivia topic changes every week so log on to our website or check us out on Facebook! Study up to increase your chances of winning!! 



KNOW YOUR BREATHING


Each day we breathe about 22,000 times! Breathing air is not technically…correct. When you breathe, you’re actually breathing in 79% nitrogen and 21% oxygen.


The current world record for breath holding, using a technique that is likely the same one the actor employed, is 24 minutes and 37 seconds. This is held by Budimir Šobat — a professional breath hold diver.


Kate Winslet held her breath for seven minutes and 15 seconds on set for Avatar: The Way of Water. Some of the movie’s scenes were filmed underwater. Winslet now holds the record for a breath hold on a movie set. That record was held by Tom Cruise at six minutes for the movie Mission Impossible. 

It’s a remarkable feat; anyone (including professional freedivers) would acknowledge that a breath hold over seven minutes is extremely difficult. Most professional freedivers must train for years before reaching a number like that — many never achieve it. Winslet apparently trained only for a few weeks.

The following link shows the complete article and HOW they held their breath for so long. The article is not part of the KYT. 

https://theconversation.com/the-science-of-holding-your-breath-how-could-kate-winslet-stay-underwater-for-over-7-minutes-in-avatar-2-198381