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STUDENTS from around the globe are making Ambleside their home after enrolling on the University of Cumbria's first ever international course.
Outdoor enthusiasts from countries including China, Australia and Germany are among the 17 students spending the Autumn term in the Lake District as part of their masters in Transcultural European Outdoor Studies.
The qualification is the first of its kind and is being run by the university, Germany's University of Marburg and Norway's School of Sport Sciences.
Course leader Dr. Christopher Loynes said: "Within this time frame, our ambition is to make the course a coveted choice for people interested in pursuing a career in the outdoor field. We also aim to develop tight links with non-European universities and make the course truly global. Eventually, we plan to make the course financially self-sustaining through the charging of student fees."
The course will be funded by the European Commission for the next five years and once students have left Ambleside in the New Year they will spend their next two terms at the other institutions.
While some of the students area already experienced in outdoor studies, for many this is a new area of knowledge and expertise.
Katerina Pata from Greece, who previously studied to be a pre-school teacher, said:"I couldn't find a relevant masters course in Greece and applied for courses elsewhere in Europe. I liked this course because I get a chance to go to three different countries and learn various approaches to the subject. My goal is to make the concept of outdoor learning more prominent in my country and create my own outdoor kindergarten."
However, others come to the course with a lot of experience like Wilson Wai Yin Cheung who is a former president of the mountaineering association of Hong Kong.
The students, who come from 15 countries, will be living in university accommodation in Ambleside and learning the theoretical knowledge and practical qualifications necessary to be successful outdoor industry professionals.
During their first semester they will undertake two week-long hiking expeditions, one in the Scottish Highlands and one in the Lake District and a week-long canoeing trip.
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The free event saw kites of all descriptions performing aerial acrobatics. There was a 16ft hippopotamus, flying dogs, super-sized fish and many more, all organised by SmileFactor10 and Kendal United Junior Football Club.
Event organiser Craig Harby, who attends kite festivals regularly, said he wanted to bring the joys of the event to his home town.
"I do it for smiles. If you get someone looking at your kite and smiling then that's why you do it really," said Mr Harby. "It's one of those things you either enjoy or not. It's a peaceful thing flying a kite."
Emma Whitanney, of Windermere, who was at the event with her eight-year-old son, Isaac, said: "It's fab for the area to have something like this. It's a really fun family day out."
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A POPULAR visitor attraction in Bowness is in the running for a prestigious award for excellence.
Blackwell, The Arts and Crafts House project by Lakeland Arts Trust – one of Britain's finest surviving arts and crafts house by M.H.Baillie Scott - has been shortlisted from hundreds of entries for an award at the national Museums and Heritage Awards for Excellence.
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Pawan Soami | May 10, 2013
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The dynamic analysis of interconnected bodies or links is called a multibody analysis. These bodies are connected by joints that constrain their relative motion. The simplest element of a multibody system is a single particle, which can be considered using Newton's laws of motion. Multibody Dynamics has a long and storied background.Read more ⇢
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If you've studied structural mechanics you're probably familiar with stories of planes falling out of the sky due to fatigue (no one wants to be the engineer who designed an airplane that crashed…). Jimmy Stewart made a famous movie about that, but different from the usual horror stories of fatigue is the accident in 1919 of a storage tank that burst in Boston, spilling molasses onto the streets at 35 mph (56 km/h). The Boston Molasses Disaster, as it's referred […]Read more ⇢
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The Structural Mechanics Module has numerous capabilities, enough for a video containing all of them to last days. This video demonstrates one of the many mechanical capabilities of COMSOL Multiphysics, by outlining a Static Linear Analysis. The chosen physics interface for this problem is Solid Mechanics, one of 13 physics interfaces in the Structural Mechanics Module. The video shows step-by-step how to set up the model of a bracket with a standard workflow (i.e. import the geometry, create global parameters […]Read more ⇢
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On January 10th, hundreds of people tuned in to hear COMSOL and Continuum Blue discuss Structural Mechanics simulations in certain industry applications. As promised in my previous blog post on multiphysics modeling webinars happening in 2013, here is a round-up of the event — including a video excerpt detailing three structural analysis examples presented by Continuum Blue.Read more ⇢
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Growing older is an inevitable part of life, and with it, our body slowly begins to show that. I recently started wearing eye glasses because my eyesight is weakening. It's a little unnerving, but I am comforted by the ever-improving technology being produced. My hearing is still fully intact, but the same cannot be said for 17% (36 million) of American adults who report some degree of hearing loss. In most cases, regular hearing aids are sufficient in treating hearing […]Read more ⇢
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Ive had this. You can tell its software. So ive been patiently waiting for a fix.
I've noticed the wireless issue, the wierd thing is that it showed the disabled icon on the lockscreen but a reboot fixed it. Seemed to happen after updates were installed so maybe they updated either the adapter firmware, the drivers or both and that caused it to lose the wireless connection.
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Consumer ignorance is not a problem with the surface. Microsoft make it plain on the surface website that the RT can only run apps downloaded from the store. If people choose to ignore that, or not do any research before spending hundreds of dollars/pounds on a piece of premium technology, then they are at fault here. Not Microsoft.
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Nathaniel Smith, 8, suffered severe head trauma June 22 when the fish jumped from the water and knocked him unconscious. He was airlifted to
Two other children, ages 16 and 14, were also struck by the fish, according to an incident report by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. One of them was knocked into the water. They each suffered minor injuries.
"It happened so quick, and it was a big fish," said Scott Smith, Nathaniel Smith's father. "When I saw it come over the boat it was too late. But I yelled, 'Watch out!' "
The fish sprung from the river and struck the children while Scott Smith was preparing to dock the family's 16-foot boat. Nathaniel Smith was bleeding from his ears and mouth after being struck by the fish.
"It was the scariest moment of my life," Scott Smith said.
Sturgeon in the Gulf area can grow up to 200 pounds and 8 feet in length. Scott Smith said the sturgeon that struck his son was at least 4 feet in length and may have weighed 100 pounds.
Nathaniel Smith is 4 feet tall and weighs about 50 pounds.
In the spring, sturgeon migrate from saltwater to freshwater, where they live through the summer. During that time, rivers in the Florida Panhandle are highly populated by the fish, said FWC spokesman Stan Kirkland.
During the summer, the
But on the
Nathaniel Smith is the second person to be injured by an airborne sturgeon on the
Brian Clemens, of Chipley, suffered a collapsed lung, broken sternum, several broken ribs, and damage to internal organs when he was struck in the chest by an airborne sturgeon in 2002. He had been fishing on the
Clemens was unavailable to comment on the incident, but his longtime friend and co-worker, Scott Harris, recalled it as "traumatic and very scary."
Harris said the fish appeared to be about 150 pounds and 6 feet in length. Clemens, he said, was driving a boat about 25 miles per hour when the sturgeon jumped from the water. The impact broke the chair in which Clemens was sitting.
"It didn't happen to me, but the closest thing I can compare it to is being hit by a bowling ball while driving 25 miles per hour," Harris said.
Scientists are unsure why sturgeon leap from the water, but U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service fish biologist Adam Kaeser said it could be a way for the fish to communicate with each other.
"Another idea," Kaeser said, "is that they're actually jumping to keep balance in their swim bladder, which is the organ that helps to maintain buoyancy underwater. But the short answer is we just don't know why they jump."
Kaeser said sturgeon can leap as high as six feet above the water.
And though it's rare that sturgeon strike people,
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Starkville Mayor Parker Wiseman proposed a storm sewer utility charge to address current and future flooding issues across Starkville during Tuesday's board of aldermen meeting.
The utility would charge $2.50 monthly per residential unit and $5 monthly per commercial unit, generating approximately $400,000 in annual revenue. Wiseman said this funding would help pay for three major drainage projects and 19 other projects costing an estimated $2.4-2.7 million in total.
Wiseman said 10 years of projected revenues to pay for such projects will add up to only $1.39 million, leaving the city without enough funds to address all the projects if nothing changes. He said he has studied the problem extensively and decided a storm sewer utility is "one of the most intriguing options."
"I think it's become painfully obvious over the past year that the current program we have for repair and maintenance of our storm sewer issues is not on a sustainable course," Wiseman said. "Most recently, when we heard reports from the city engineer on the escalating costs related to two major storm sewer projects, I told this board that I did not think our current program is on a sustainable course, as the revenue projections we have over the next 10 years are starting to fall woefully short of the projected expenses that we have for our storm sewer program."
Wiseman began his presentation with graphical illustrations of the way storm water runoff increases as development increases because development makes the ground less permeable and absorbent for storm water. The result, he said, is increased strain on the storm sewer system, with larger volumes of water traveling faster, increasing erosion, wearing down infrastructure and flooding areas with channels too small for the increased runoff.
Wiseman used his own home in Longmeadow as an example of how development contributes to runoff, pointing it out on City Engineer Edward Kemp's map of the city's major storm water basins.
"I don't directly come in contact with any storm sewer issues that cause me issues on my property on a day-to-day basis just because of where my property is situated," Wiseman said. "We don't have an open channel in the vicinity of my house or anything like that. That does not mean that I don't contribute to the storm sewer issues that somebody else might experience. As the previous slide shows, I have a piece of property that has added impervious surface that is sending more runoff into that system."
Wiseman then outlined 28 drainage issues the city has already committed to addressing, plus three more he said Kemp identified as needing attention in the future. Nine of them have already been resolved, Wiseman said, at the expense of $545,978 over the past six years.
Of the 22 remaining projects, Wiseman said, 19 have an estimated cost of $250,000 or less, with some costing as little as $1,000-$5,000. The other three carry a total estimated cost of $1.7 million.
Two of these projects are familiar, Wiseman said. The Carver Drive project calls for completion of a piping project begun a number of years ago in J.L. King Park, he said, with an initial cost estimate of $790,422. On Maple Drive, he said, homes have previously flooded, and a project to raise its drainage system's capacity carries an initial cost estimate of $562,744.
Both projects would increase the system's capacity to accommodate a 100-year storm event, he said.
Wiseman said the public may be less aware of a problem Kemp reported to him last spring, a project with an initial cost estimate of $350,904.
"There is a pipe abutting the Colonial Hills subdivision and the Timbercove subdivision that the city installed sometime in the 1990s," Wiseman said. "That pipe is currently in a failing state. It hasn't completely failed, but the city engineer characterizes it as a ticking time bomb. At some point it will completely fail, and when it completely fails, water can no longer pass through the pipe. We don't know exactly where that water goes, but we know it's directly adjacent to a residential area."
Wiseman said the city could save substantial money on major projects by performing the services in-house instead of contracting them to private companies. The most substantial example, he said, was Maple Drive, where the city could save $132,583 while using only 13 percent of the street department's annual man-hours. However, he said, other projects would require more of the street department's time, with Carver Drive taking 40 percent at a savings of $123,151 and Colonial Hills taking 20 percent at a savings of $38,797.
Wiseman then proposed the storm sewer utility and outlined its costs, saying the funds would not only address current problems, but also future issues likely to arise from increased development. After the presentation, Ward 2 Alderman Sandra Sistrunk said she had seen a trend of other cities using storm sewer utilities to address similar problems and Wiseman's point about the future was important.
"There really is no end to this process because we will continue to identify more problems as time goes on," Sistrunk said. "Even in the cases where we fix some of the problems, they will eventually fail. Colonial Hills is an example. These things are not meant to last for all time. There will be an ongoing need in the city as long as there's a city here."
Ward 4 Alderman Richard Corey asked City Attorney Chris Latimer if he had investigated legal avenues for the development of a storm sewer utility. Latimer said he had not.
"This is the first night I've heard about the concept," Latimer said. "I would need to look into it to be assured of the legality of it."
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I am going to give some beginners a presentation about writing first program in Java. This program will be about printing "hello world". I'm not sure how can I explain the concepts such as main method (and public and static keywords and the args argument) and class definition. Any ideas how can I explain that so they understand exactly what they mean? I don't have problem to spend 1-2 presentations just in Hello world program but I want them to understand.
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For beginners?
Say that this is the magic incantation that the "java" command looks for when starting from the command line, and leave it at that.
The "Hello World" is intended to show the smallest possible program which prints "Hello World" and then you can build on that with what you actually want to teach them.
Compare it to a car. You actually only need to know "turn the key" to make the car start, but all the intricate machinery needing to make it actually happen is not necessary up front when learning to drive.
On a more serious note, java is a bad language to start beginners off in. It is very heavily object oriented, but that concept is impossible to understand without a good grounding in procedural programming. If you can't understand function calls and follow logic through a main method to sub methods and back, then you aren't going to understand an additional abstraction layer.
For actually explaining
Everything else can be put off for later, and explained in isolation. Treat it like legos, where you add a new piece to the student's toolkit each time.
What the main method is and how methods work isn't important yet. Variables aren't important, since they won't be used. Your students have to understand that programs are logical. If this, then that. They need to see and reason about the code, not guess.
Therefore, demonstrate flow through the code(a debugger is an excellent tool for this). That shows the program is just a machine, moving through motions in a predictable manner.
Print is a magic incantation now, but easily leads to a demonstration of functions and function calls, and how abstracting away details is useful.
I think you're missing the point of the Hello World program. It's supposed to be the bare minimum coding before you can see something. You teach the students how to output something to the screen, then build from there.
If you start explaining about static methods and class definitions you will just confuse them. Simply explaining it with "The main method is what's run by the program" is enough.
I recommend to avoid explaining those points in the first lesson. Tell your audience that this is some technical stuff you will explain later. Concentrate on the commands which actually do something, like
Arguments can be explained very soon after this. But before you start explaining concepts like classes,
Just break it down into sub areas like you would a project and explain the details of each "module".
The trick is to explain the focus on explaining the most important points so that your beginner can start to get their head around what is going on - you can always explain the complicated details later.
I would do it something like:
If your beginner can understand all that (and do give plenty of opportunity to ask questions!) then you are probably off to a good start.
You can then extend the lesson in various different directions:
Start out with Groovy instead of Java.
It has an interpreter, has very Java-like syntax and all the concepts from java port to Groovy. After a while you can introduce other Java features such as main (once they understand public, static and void perhaps). I believe your hello world becomes:
Then you can start adding concepts after that.
Also there is an environment called BlueJ that is INCREDIBLE. For exactly this reason they remove the need for a "Main" by allowing you to execute methods directly. In this way you can create a class like this:
To run this you right-click on the Test class and instantiate it (It creates an instance in a bar below--awesome visualization) then right-click the instance, select the "helloWorld" method and select execute. It prints "Hello World" and you are done. This is pure, actual java--just launched in a different way.
In this way you can avoid many of the concepts at first. It also has a great UML-like interface for defining classes that makes it very easy to keep track of how your classes relate.
Either Groovy, BlueJ or both would be a MUCH better introduction than jumping into raw Java and both ARE java.
Usually I find that its easiest to just tell the newbies: "This is a main method. Code you put there will be what is run when you run the program". Just let them memorize the code behind the main method for now.
Then I tell them "
If you still want to explain it:
Try to first show them the program, and then explain it. Maybe if you explained what classes, methods, objects, and data are first, then you could explain this pretty easily. It's always fun to see theory unfold in practice.
I'm still a student and my first Java class was not so far.
I remember that all notions were not been explain during the first class with HelloWord programm.
So that how I learn :
In Java all the code is implemented in a class. They are stored in a file named as the class : HelloWord.java.
Note : For the first class, don't explain what mean this
Same thing for
Then you can explain the basics of how to write a method :
Explain that, in order to be runnable, a programm must contains one (and only one) main method with this exact prototype. They will understand later what every words mean.
Basic statement to print a sequence of character.
In resume don't go to far for the first time, or it might be off-putting for begginers. Don't lose too much time on HelloWord and go straight to OOP basics it's the core of java. HelloWord example can't be really relevant. Btw you can take this example through the differents steps to add informations step by step until, for example you can really make them undertand what is the difference and the use of the three words of
When I started Java I didn't even know what means half the keywords I was using or why I was exactly using them, but I was anyway able to make simple programms. After some trainings, students will quickly learn the details of each keywords if you ask them to do a bunch of progs by themselves.
Oh, and the whole thing is wrapped in a
There is no way and you ought not to try to explain this first. But the very fact that you have to say "And you'll have to accept that as magic..." is something that will throw lots of learners.
The problem of the teachability of programming languages and their paradigms is something that is shamefully neglected by most people putting together curricula. Either you get "teaching languages" that bear little resemblance to anything in the real world or you get languages chosen for ideological reasons ("industry uses this language" or "this language will lead them towards formal CS").
If you look at "what programming languages are teachable?" you see that BASIC and spreadsheets (data-flow) are, by far, the languages that are most successfully taught to a broad audience. Unfortunately, that doesn't advance anyone's agenda...
Today, it seems to me that the language that is most appealing for teaching is Python. You can avoid it's syntactical and semantic complexities for awhile and it is easy to demonstrate meaningful programs (Web interactions, robotic interfaces, etc.).
Obviously, this won't help you with your talk, but perhaps you can consider it for the future.
This may seem trite, but... There are several ways to get to "Hello, world!" You should choose how to get there based on what features you want to highlight. Want to highlight simplicity? Use a simple text view. From there it's all about the concepts you want to show? Hard go avoid libraries, but inheritance, how you pass variables, exception handling...
Java is probably a bad language to teach absolute beginners. Things like "public"/"private" data and methods, and "static" just seem like unnecessary complications unless you know the problems they are trying to solve, but, you cannot have any idea of what these problems are as a beginner.
You might be better of starting with a "super simple" language like groovy where you can ease your way into OO concepts gradually.
Beside such a Hello World program, you have to teach them to compile and run the program too. It is a lot of new stuff, which doesn't make much sense, which can't be combined with other inforamations, and is in the way at the beginning.
I once teached a class of newbies, with exactly that problem to pupils, which had, in their majority, never seen an int or an if before.
But my paradigm was, to practice early.
So I explained to them, that there is a dilemma. That there are many things to tell about every little piece of code, and that we need to use that boilerplate code, this kind of entry point in the beginning without understanding, but that they will lose their obscureness over time.
I taught them the most basic concepts first: keywords, datatypes, assignment, declaration, initialisation, conditions, control structures, ... objects, classes, inheritance, ... visibility, API, pretty close to a book, and I could tell them, where in the book they will encounter which part which looks unclear.
So the curious could look forward, to answer their questions right away, and I could produce some trust, that these things will be explained later, and that it isn't just an excuse; that maybe I don't know it myself. :)
I then tried to explain in simple words what most parts are, except the
I guess it worked pretty well and would do it in a similar manner again.
Well, that is very interesting. Why don't you first start with this. Depending on the language, I will just say Java for now.
You can also say that hello worlds are very boring if such is your opinion.
Although, you can use others examples, I doubt mine are even slightly better than anyone else. I am not a teacher so I am not the right person.
This is Eiffel as you can see there is no word that is not needed or easy to explain. We define a class called HELLO_WORLD with entry point make, we define the feature make as do some printing (to the screen), the %N is a way to say add the special character [new line].
I think Hello World doesn't tell you anything about java class concept, public,static keywords since there's no way for the students to compare the functionality if you don't use these keywords in your code. Hello World has become a conventional program for any language and actually it tells you nothing about the language but supposed to run the fears away from the beginner. (this is what I feel) So if you can use a little more advanced Hello World code, that would do.For an example, consider the following piece of code.
This may be a much better Hello World program which gives a sense of object orientation as well. or if you are talking to complete novices, probably this might be your second code example and try to explain how the same output appears but the internal structure of the code is a bit more complicated.
Happy teaching... Good luck !!!


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|Vegetarian Butternut Squash Matzah Ball Soup
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This matzah ball soup is for the "underprivileged vegetarian." It is inevitable to encounter at least one holiday guest who abstains from eating meat. Such guests might feel left out when everyone else around the dinner table is gobbling chicken matzah ball soup. As not to impose on my hosts, I always bring this soup when invited for a holiday dinner. My daughter and I don't get to feel deprived and we happily share it with other vegetarian guests. Meatless matzah ball soups were on my holiday dinner menu even before I turned pescatarian. With meat, often brisket, as the centerpiece of a multi–course meal, a vegetable–based soup could be welcomed as a refreshingly light alternative, even for non–vegetarians.
When I was a child, we had fresh, homemade soup daily. It was usually cooked with chicken. Passover takes me back to the pungent aroma of the customary lamb soup, colored yellow by hawa'age – the traditional Yemenite blend of aromatic spices: tumeric, cumin, coriander, and black pepper.
I was introduced to chicken matzah ball soup when I moved to the United States almost three decade ago. I readily adopted it. Mixing traditions, I made it my own by adding hawa'age to the broth and cilantro to the matzah balls. It made me feel closer to home. Then I became pescatarian. As necessity is the mother of invention, I substituted the hearty butternut squash for the meat and have tweaked the recipe over the years. Recently, I started adding cilantro and pumpkin seed pesto to the matzah balls. More than just satisfying, this vegetarian substitute is wholesomely delectable.
Vegetable Stock (or store-bought):
Spice bag:
Butternut Squash and Leek Soup:
Matzah Balls (use your favorite recipe)
Cilantro-Pumpkin Seed Pesto* (recipe below)
Prepare hommade vegetable stock: Add 2 Tbsp. olive oil to a large hot stockpot. Add vegetables and braise for 5 minutes;
While vegetables are braising, prepare the Spice Bag: Place the spices in a cloth spice bag, such as "Wrap 'n Boil," and crush gently with a pestle, to release their aroma and flavor; Place spice bag in the pot with braised vegetables, add bay leaf and cold water to cover vegetables. Bring to a boil, lower flame, and simmer until tender. Strain stock.
While stock is simmering, prepare the Matzah Balls. Use your favorite recipe, or from a box. After you have mixed the Matzah balls, add a heaping 1 Tbsp. cilantro-pumpkin seed pesto* to the mixture Mix well to combine. Refrigerate for 15 minutes, or until you are ready to use. This can be done a day in advance.
In another pot, braise the squash and leek in two Tbsp. olive oil; Add the wine and bring to a gentle boil. Add 8 cups of vegetable stock or a combination of vegetable stock and water. Bring to a gentle boil; Add spices and simmer on low until squash is almost ready. Adjust seasoning -- salt and coarsely ground black pepper, to taste.
Add Matzah balls and simmer until cooked.
Add the cilantro immediately before serving.
Yield: 6 servings
* There are kosher for Passover pumpkin seeds. However, they are classified as kitniyot so all Ashkenazi and some Sephardi and Mizrachi Jews won't eat them. Check with your local Rabbinic authority.
Cilantro-Pumpkin Seed Pesto
Spread shelled pumpkin seeds on a baking sheet. Place on middle rack in oven. Turn oven to 350° F. Roast until seeds release their fragrance, about 10 minutes. Take out of oven and let cool on a rack. Keep an eye on seeds while roasting.
While seeds are roasting, place garlic, salt, and spices in a mortar and use pestle to crush into a paste. Add the seeds and grind to a coarse meal consistency. Add oil and incorporate all ingredients with the pestle. Taste and adjust flavor.
Tips and Suggestions:
• Use store-bought vegetable Stock or follow your favorite recipe.
• Prepare the vegetable stock in advance and refrigerate or freeze.
• Prepare the Matzah balls 1 day ahead.
• Make soup 1 day ahead and refrigerate.
* Cook Matzah balls in soup as close to serving time as you can.
* For a large crowd, double recipe
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OXFORD, Miss. (AP) -- Marshall Henderson scored 18 points,Murphy Holloway added 16 and Mississippi beat Texas A&M 82-73 Wednesday night.
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Henderson hit five of his six 3-pointers in the second half to help the Rebels pull away after leading 37-31 at halftime. Jarvis Summers scored 15 points and Reginald Buckner added 12 points and three blocked shots.
Elston Turner led Texas A&M (16-12, 6-9) with 25 points. Turner had another good game against Ole Miss, hitting 10 of 17 shots from the field just two weeks after scoring 37 against the Rebels in a win at College Station. The son of former Ole Miss star Elston Turner Sr., the 6-foot-5 senior had 12 points in the first half alone to keep the game close.
The Rebels played with an edge reminiscent of their early season success, with Henderson hitting 3-pointers and screaming, Holloway getting easy buckets on dunks and Buckner patrolling the paint with big blocks and rebounds.
Texas A&M jumped out to an early 12-5 lead after a 3-pointer by Turner with 15:33 remaining, but Ole Miss fought back to eventually take a 37-31 halftime lead.
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Ole Miss slowly pulled away in the second half. Henderson and Summers hit back-to-back 3-pointers and then Nick Williams made a putback after a free throw to give the Rebels a 53-42 lead with 12:41 left.
Ole Miss led by as many as 18 in the second half. Texas A&M pulled within 76-67 with 1:44 left, but ran out of time to make a serious run.
Henderson didn't have a great shooting night, making just 6 of 19 shots from the field, including 6 of 13 from 3-point range. But his good shots came during a crucial run that turned a tight game into a fairly easily win.
Ole Miss shot 29 of 57 (50.9 percent) from the field. Texas A&M shot 30 of 56 (53.6 percent) from the field, but had 16 turnovers.
Fabyon Harris scored 17 points off the bench for the Aggies. Kourtney Roberson added 12 points and 10 rebounds.
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Postgame Notes
Ole Miss 82, Texas A&M 73
Feb. 27, 2013 ● Tad Smith Arena
● Texas A&M saw its record
fall to 16-12 on the year with a 6-9 mark in SEC play.
● Ole Miss, meanwhile, improved
to 21-7 this season with a 10-5 SEC record.
● Ole Miss led 37-31 at
● The Aggies shot 30-of-56
(53.6 percent) from the floor, compared to 50.9 percent for the Rebels
● The Rebels made 10 3-pointers
in the game, including six during the second half ... A&M went 9-of-20 from
beyond the arc.
● Senior guard Elston Turner
led all scorers with 25 points in the contest on 10-of-17 shooting ... it marked
the sixth time Turner has scored 25 or more points this season.
● Sophomore forward Kourtney
Roberson notched his second career double-double, finishing with 12 points and
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● Freshman Alex Caruso
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A&M from 1984-87.
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career-high with eight assists in the contest to give him a team-leading 100
for the season.
● The Aggies return home to
Reed Arena to face South Carolina on Saturday ... the game will be televised by
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Typical mix CD tween bait
or 'overgrown bro' with lack of emotional awareness song
I h8 this CivilWarReenactment-wave music
Debut Album Cracks Billboard Top 10
"Ho Hey" Now Double-Platinum Selling Single
Band Becomes The First Independent-Label Artist To Be #1 at Three Separate Formats
any1 got a pair of suspenders and a fiddle?
Maybe a vest?
Can we find a fair looking bitch 2 harmonize?
Grammy-nominated band The Lumineers will be the musical guests on Saturday Night Live on January 19, hosted by Jennifer Lawrence.
The band's Grammy-nominated self-titled debut album (nominated for Best New Artist and Best Americana Album) continues to gain momentum on the charts, finally cracking the Billboard Top 10 last week with over 61,000 copies sold. The album has sold almost 700,000 copies since its release last April by Dualtone, almost always selling more records each week than the previous week.
Yall are s0oo0o Mumford!
The album is anchored by the band's popular first single "Ho Hey" which has just gone double-platinum, and is quickly moving towards triple platinum with the band selling over 300,000 copies last week alone with a running total of nearly 2,400,000 copies sold. This accomplishment comes only weeks after the song went platinum, which was just over 6 months in the making, with the band selling on average 50 thousand copies of the song every week since its release.
Any1 have a vintage cello?
Dudes with Civil War-wave scruff?
We gotta win over some tweens with some meaningful 2k0s sounding country alt indie
Can we PLEASE find a girl who can slap some facepaint on?
I liked it better when it was called Edward Sharpe and the Maggy 0z
I liked it better when it was called Mumford and Gheys (+ some random ass girl)
I liked it better when I wiped my ass with 1000s of these bands in Nashville circa 199_-200_
I liked it better when [insult of this band]
The Lumineers are the first independent label artist to have a debut single reach #1 at three separate formats--Triple A, Alternative & Hot AC. "Ho Hey" spent eight weeks at #1 at Triple A radio and two weeks at #1 at Alternative Radio. The song is currently #1 on Billboard's Rock Chart and #4 on the Hot 100. The debut album and "Ho Hey" were both #1 at Spotify for some time in December, and are currently sitting at #2 on the music streaming service.
The band's second single "Stubborn Love" is following in the footsteps of its predecessor. "Stubborn Love" is currently sitting at #1 at AAA Radio, and is Top 20 at Alternative radio.
The band are preparing to hit the road in the US for some dates on the east coast, all of which sold out almost instantly. World-wide, the band is selling out every date they play.
Screw u Lumineers.
when I googled u I saw a bunch of pictures of teeth.
We look like we've been bathing in the ol' Mississipper River
with our good ol pals Tom Sawyer and HuckyBerry Finn
stayin at Ramada Inns on tour
but we'd rather pitch a tent and cook a can of beans n' moonshine
and sing out our tunes round the ol' campfire
I'm not sure if I'd rather kill myself
or watch Mumford and Sons
'get their Dave Matthews on'
for 1 full our at some festival
Are bands like the Lumineers some sort of 'indie movement' for those THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN white supremacist confederate flag bros who want to have a 'sensitive' side where they drink tallboys at music festivals?
Is this kind of music 'the new indie'?
Is this what alt looks like in 2k12?
Should we all fight in the Civil War?
Should we get a pair of suspenders to wear over our raggedy AmAppy t-shirts from 2k7?
Should we all learn how to play banjo, except not play 'gay twee' songs like Sufjan, but instead meaningful singalong stadium anthems?
Do u know any lamestreamers who listen 2 the Lumineers?
Has 'live music' gone lamestream?
Does indie need 2 return to the reclusive internet bro phase?
Should 'suspender bro' be promptly executed?
Should all this music be 'outlawed' in the same way that 'slavery' was outlawed [via being backwards representation of the disgusting elements of 'The South']?
Is Civil-War-Reenactment-Wave the next 'big' genre?


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How many PPV's has Lyoto headlined? 5?
UFC 98 - 635,000 est. (Evans vs. Machida) Title Fight
UFC 104 - 500,000 est. (Machida vs Shogun) Title Fight
UFC 113 - 520,000 est. (Machida vs Shogun II) Title Fight
UFC 123 - 500,000 est. (Rampage vs Machida)
UFC 140 - 480,000 est. (Jones vs Machida) Title Fight
Not terribly bad, I would say he's one of the better draws. He hasn't won a headlining card since 2009 though and this may be a reason for the declining numbers in events he's shared the headlining spot with.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
Yet if Machida were to talk a bunch of trash his "drawing power" would certainly go way up. Personally I would prefer he didn't though. I would pay to watch Machida fight over Sonnen any day.
I don't have time to look up the stats, but I would bet Machida has a much higher finishing rate in the UFC than Sonnen does, despite his elusive style.
"He's got big balls. I like that." -Josh Koschek on Frank Trigg's balls.
The Evans v Lil Nog fight for me was terrible.
Zombie is born!
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More capacity.
If you have a Kuat NV 2 Bike Rack with a two-inch receiver, and you need to carry four bikes, this Add On is just the ticket. It'll fit normal-width, 20-29-inch wheels, and, when added to your NV 2, you'll be able to carry four, forty pound bikes with ten inches between them, so scratched frames will be a thing of the past.
- Only compatible with NV 2 racks with a two-inch receiver mount
- Fits 20-29-inch wheels
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Sweet, but.....
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Installed the 2 bike add-on to my NV this evening. Sturdy and heavy, its durability is unquestioned. Assembly was fairly easy, but I would recommend a 2nd set of hands to hold the cross beams in place while engaging the bolts. The only complaint I have is the addition of the add-on takes the industry best 13" spacing between bikes down to 10". Total bummer. Defo keeping some painters tape in the car again to apply to frames during transport to prevent scratching and damaging from pedals. That being said, I still think its worth 5 stars.
Arbie N
Amazing but heavy bike rack
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I purchased this as a gift, here is what the user said:
I have been searching for the BEST bike rack system for my truck and this is the one! I bought the Kuat NV 2 Bike Rack (Item # KUA0003) and Kuat NV 2 Bike Add On (Item # KUA0004) together. It is super easy to install and very user friendly. The rack is very durable and holds up against the toughest terrain. The only downfall is how durable it is. The rack is heavier than most but i know my bikes are safe. I give it 5 gold stars
Disappointed with Assembly required.
I will either return this unit or put it together as a 4 tray set-up for family trips and buy a 1-up as my daily driver. Still deciding.
I've had the same frustration as Steve Brain (below) putting together the original rack. Furthermore, I just got the add-on and am again frustrated that assembly will be a painful process. You have to remove one of the trays on the NV standard rack in order to put the add-on in. Then reassemble the rest of the trays afterward. I purchased the add-on so I could ""throw it on" in a pinch when I need to haul two bikes, but had no intention of keeping it on the entire time. I wrongly assumed it would be a quick take on/off. Boy was I wrong. I wish their mfg. specs were tighter so the bolts installed easier and also wish they would design the add-on with the mentality that people want to use it occasionally, but don't want to leave it permanently on. The rack is too large and heavy with 4 trays as a daily user. All that said, the rack performs amazingly once its together. Right now I'm debating whether to keep the add-on and keep together permanently as a 4 bike setup and then buy a 1-up or something smaller/lighter for my daily driving rack. The NV would sit in the garage until the big family trips. Would hate to do this, but painful assembly leaves little choice.
Joel Brazle
Add On!!!!!
4 peas in a pod...two mountain bikes and two road bikes on our two week California adventure this summer.
Love it
Easy to install, works exactly as advertised. I can get 4 bikes on here of any type without any problem or finagling.
Steve Brain
Difficult to install
This was a pain to add to my NV-2 rack. Poor quality finishing on the holes on the frame meant I had to file the burrs down before assembling. More details on my review of the Kuat NV-2.
I didn't have that problem at all. Mine installed no problem and has been perfect ever since.
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I'm looking for a 4 bikes tray rack. If I make a decision on the Kuat NV, I have to order NV2 plus add 2, $529 + $329?


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