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Emma (Jennifer Morrison) who? Some Once Upon a Time fans are sailing the proud ship Red Hook — for those of you not up on the lingo, that means they're hoping to see a Ruby (Meghan Ory) and Captain Hook (Colin O'Donoghue) romance at some point down the line.
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Music can help as long as you listen to something familiar and soothing that serves primarily to drown out background noise. Psychologists also recommend that you avoid working near potential diversions, such as the fridge.
There are mental drills to deal with distractions. College counsellors routinely teach students to recognise when their thoughts are wandering, and catch themselves by saying "Stop! Be here now!" It sounds corny but can develop into a valuable habit. As any Zen meditator will tell you, concentration is as much a skill to be lovingly cultivated as it is a physiochemical state of the brain.
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IT SOUNDS a bit New Age, but there is a mysterious method of thought control you can learn that seems to boost brain power. No one quite knows how it works, and it is hard to describe exactly how to do it: it's not relaxation or concentration as such, more a state of mind. It's called neurofeedback. And it is slowly gaining scientific credibility.
Neurofeedback grew out of biofeedback therapy, popular in the 1960s. It works by showing people a real-time measure of some seemingly uncontrollable aspect of their physiology - heart rate, say - and encouraging them to try and change it. Astonishingly, many patients found that they could, though only rarely could they describe how they did it.
More recently, this technique has been applied to the brain - specifically to brain wave activity measured by an electroencephalogram, or EEG. The first attempts were aimed at boosting the size of the alpha wave, which crescendos when we are calm and focused. In one experiment, researchers linked the speed of a car in a computer game to the size of the alpha wave. They then asked subjects to make the car go faster using only their minds. Many managed to do so, and seemed to become more alert and focused as a result.
This early success encouraged others, and neurofeedback soon became a popular alternative therapy for ADHD. There is now good scientific evidence that it works, as well as some success in treating epilepsy, depression, tinnitus, anxiety, stroke and brain injuries.
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My quick 400 mile report on the 2003 Ninja 250.
It's supposed to be my gf's bike but she's not ridden it much- that's her in the pic. However, I've been busy with it
Upgrades wise, I've changed the brake pads to the EBC HH Sintered pads all around, installed Pirelli M75s, .70kg Sonic fork springs are here as well as the 15T front sprocket, all of which I felt were required upgrades after spending some time on the bike and reading Ninja250.org. Next on the list is the rear EX500 shock if I can find one in decent shape. Three things I wish it had: 3" more leg room, 15-20mm fatter tires so it doesn't look like a bicycle from the back, a bit more torque/power to get ahead of the the darn cages starting at the lights - these would make it just about the perfect little bike- for me. I guess that would be the EX500 huh?
Everytime I take it to the local canyon roads I'm grinning ear to ear, I feel like I'm going at a higher rate of speeds compared to the big ST1300, yet when I look down at the speedometer it's not that fast at all which I like. I don't need to be riding at excessive speeds to get the same grin factor as the bigger bikes. I hate to admit it but I'm having so much fun with the little Ninja that I'm actually thinking of selling the ST1300 and buying a mid-weight bike like the VFR 800, a VStrom or...call me nuts even a ZX6R/GSXR.
For what you can buy the 250s for, the gas mileage, the low cost of parts, insurance, the ease of manueverability etc they're probably the best bang-for-the-buck bikes out there. Someone used the Miata as a refrence and I think that's spot on (having raced the Spec-Miata series for several years).
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You may know Tia for her roles in the blockbuster films True Lies, Waynes World and Rising Sun alongside such luminaries as Arnold Schwarzenneger, Mike Myers, Sean Connery, and Wesley Snipes.
Or you may recognize Tia from her own internationally syndicated television series, Relic Hunter, in which she starred as the daredevil professor of antiquities.
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Music has always been Tias passion ever since she was a child. Reuniting with high school friend, two-time Grammy Award winner Daniel Ho, they have created a record of unsurpassed beauty. Each track features Tias pristine vocals accompanied by solo slack key guitar or ukulele. Please enjoy the simplicity and soulfulness of hawaiiana.
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Genre: Traditional and contemporary Hawaiian.
Distinguishing notes: Most of the world knows Tia Carrere as an actress; she's been in blockbuster films such as "Wayne's World" and "True Lies." The younger folks know her as the voice of Nani, on Disney's "Lilo & Stitch" films, DVDs and TV show. Her school chums remember she was a previous Brown Bags to Stardom winner, and yes, she's had history as a pop-rock artist on a mainstream label (Warner Bros). "Hawaiiana," however, marks her debut as an Island singer of Hawaiian tunes and it's one of the most appealing, revelatory endeavors of her career.
The tone here is uniformly gentle, quiet almost like a mother's serenades to her baby as Carrere's sweet, personal mana'o is augmented by two-time Grammy-winning guitarist-'ukulele stylist Daniel Ho's plaintive arrangements and accompaniment to yield a sweet eloquence best exemplified in the uncluttered "I'll Remember You." With proper marketing, this could become this generation's discovery of that Kui Lee classic popularized by Don Ho.
From the syncopated " 'Ulili E" to the nostalgic "He Aloha Mele," this is a warm embrace of some favored tunes from an Islander whose yearnings for the Island experience resonates, through and through. "Aloha 'Oe" is sentimental and reflective, "Pupu Hinuhinu" recalls childhood memories. Many other riches are here: "Ku'u Lei 'Awapuhi," "Hi'ilawe," "Pua 'Olena," "Ku'u Ipo I Ka He'e Pu'e One," even "Po La'i E," the Hawaiian version of "Silent Night." (Think of this as a very early Christmas present).
"Sing," The Carpenters' old hit, is the lone non-Island entity, yet it suits the mode of the CD. Come to think of it, with Ho's Israel Kamakawiwo'ole-inspired strumming and Carrere's incandescent reading, a hit here also looms.
Our take: A delightful re-discovery of some favorite songs and a reimagined Carrere in a bright new light.
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HAWAII knew her first as Althea Janairo, a contestant in KIKI's "Brown Bags to Stardom" talent competition in the 1980s. The world has embraced her as Tia Carrere, a glamorous actress/singer whose film credits stretch from "Wayne's World" and "True Lies" in the early 1990s, to providing the voice of Lilo's sister, Nani, in Disney's animated "Lilo and Stitch," and its sequels.
"Hawaiiana," produced by two-time Grammy Award-winner Daniel Ho, a friend from Carrere's "Brown Bags" days, is a musical return to the songs she grew up with. With Ho providing accompaniment on ukulele and slack-key guitar, it is a perfect homecoming.
Carrere opens with "Aloha 'Oe," an odd choice given the song's kaona (hidden meanings) but a shrewd one considering that this is the song that people who know her from "Lilo and Stitch" are most likely to recognize. Although it's been more than 20 years since "Brown Bags," and more than a decade since her last full-length album, Carrere reaffirms her credentials as a singer and song stylist with the first few verses. It isn't hard at all to visualize "Hawaiiana" as a winner in the 2008 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards -- and perhaps in the Best Hawaiian Album category at the Grammys as well.
That impression is maintained through the songs that follow as Carrere and Ho carry on with exquisite renditions of popular Hawaiian and hapa-haole standards. "He Aloha Mele," "Pupu Hinuhinu" and "Hi'ilawe" are three that merit particular comment. Each has been done many times over the years, but Carrere and Ho make their versions worth hearing. For instance, Carrere captures the hapa-haole imagery and the parental love contained in "He Aloha Mele." "Hi'ilawe" is often performed as a hula song, but Carrere and Ho emphasize the lyrics rather than the rhythm. This works well, too.
An acoustic arrangement of "Sing" adds one of Carrere's favorite oldies to the project, and perhaps will bring mainstream play on "easy-listening" radio. Carrere's tranquil take on "Po La'i E (Silent Night)" gives her entrée to seasonal radio play forever.
Ho wisely keeps studio add-ons minimal. Carrere's multitracked vocals create a choral effect on "Pupu Hinuhinu," but the instrumental arrangements are clean and acoustic throughout. No synth tracks mar the natural acoustic beauty of these recordings. Ho's guitar and ukulele are all that are needed to make "Hawaiiana" one of the prettiest Hawaiian albums so far this year.
Carrere and Ho complete this beautiful album by including her comments about the personal significance of the songs and archival photos of her early years here.
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|Music has always been a part of my family. My maternal grandmother sang harmony with her sisters on Hawaiian radio during WWII. My paternal grandfather, although a lawyer by trade, wrote love songs in his spare time. Every family gathering was like a homegrown talent show. Anyone who could sing or play an instrument would be expected to share their talent with all that were present. So here I am to share some of my favorite songs from the place I was born and raised and long to return to, Hawai'i.
The best part about recording this album is singing traditional songs to my baby daughter. Her face just lights up at the melodies and some of the lyrics just make her giggle.
Theres a special feeling you get whenever you visit Hawai'i. Everything slows down just enough so that you can savor each moment. I hope this music reminds you even a little bit of that feeling. I know I felt it as I sang these beautiful songs.
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|Aloha 'Oe - When I was working on Lilo & Stitch, the directors had a question as to how I might say goodbye to my sister Lilo in a scene. I thought I might do it in song. I was so excited when they agreed to my suggestion of Aloha 'Oe, the timeless composition by Hawai'is last reigning monarch, Queen Liliu'okalani.
He Aloha Mele - Apparently the author, Iva Kinimaka, wrote this song for his daughter. Funny, I pictured singing this song to my daughter as we recorded it.
Pupu Hinuhinu - Nona Beamers lullaby about shiny shells was written for the children in her family. In no time, it became popular among all of Hawai'is children. In my minds eye, I picture my daughter dancing hula to this song, holding 'ili 'ili in her little hands. Just adorable!
'Ulili E - This rhythmic song about birds running along the shore is popular with children and adults alike. I love the way Bianca giggles every time I sing the ahahanas and ehehenes.
Ku'u Ipo I Ka He'e Pu'e One - Princess Likelike sings of her love in this, the most famous of her compositions. I think it was a sophomore at my high school that sang this song for another Brown Bags contest. Ive loved it ever since.
Hi'ilawe - The first Hawaiian song about paparazzi. It tells the story of a love affair that takes place in the legendary Waipi'o Valley. The birds, or manu, in the song refer to people gossiping, and the lovers are trying to escape them.
Pua 'Olena - I have loved this song about the precious 'olena blossom since I heard it during the Brown Bags to Stardom contest. BBTS is a radio station talent contest that Daniel and I competed in together.
Po La'i E (Silent Night) - Just a gorgeous song no matter what language you sing it in.
Ku'u Lei 'Awapuhi - In preparing this song to record, I realized there were many, many ways to approach it. The rendition that I found most inspiring to me was the Loyal Garner version. Loyal Garner, who was also an alumnus of Sacred Hearts Academy like myself, remains as a favorite voice in Hawaiian music. Rest her lovely soul.
Sing - The brilliant and deceptively simple song made famous by one of my biggest influences, Karen Carpenter. The lyrics are words to live by.
Ill Remember You - Kui Lees heartbreaking tune became all the more tragic after his death from cancer at age 34. Was it an aunt or an uncle that sang this at a family gathering? No matter... it left an indelible impression.
All Hawaiian slack key guitar tracks are played in G Kilauea tuning (D G C G B E) or Bb Kilauea (F Bb Eb Bb D G). Daniel Ho plays Yamaha guitars & KoAloha 'ukuleles.
Record Label: Daniel Ho Creations
Recorded: April - May 2007
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i didnt like this game, it was nothing like the first two, only one whay to play killed the game...
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A tip of the hat to Christopher Holton, Vice President for Outreach of the Washington, DC-based Center for Security Policy for sending us this Scotsman.com column by James Gerald Warner of Craigenmaddie aka Gerald Warner. Warner is a Scottish newspaper columnist, author, commentator and policy adviser to the Secretary of State for Scotland in the Cabinet of former British Conservative Prime Minister John Majors in the 1990's. Warner gives no quarter when it comes to a wide gamut of topics that he covers in his Scotland on Sundays columns.
Warner's latest acerbic offering in the Sunday Scotsman is"Mali myopia blinds us to falling dominoes of jihad". Our colleague in Washington, Christopher Holton commented:
Don't agree with 100% of this, but I do agree with almost all of it and the parts I agree with I agree with wholeheartedly.
The West has essentially stood by and watched as Jihad has spread across Africa. All the while, dishonest politicians have been selling voters the bill of goods that "Al Qaeda" was defeated. Not to publicly belittle the Jihadist terrorists, but because it enhanced their own political fortunes.
Warner takes apart France,under Premier M. Hollande, and by implication the Obama Administration when it comes to cozying jihadists running amok in the Middle East and North Africa. He commented:
The Algerian hostage crisis which has affected lives and families as far away as Scotland is part of a politico-religious mosaic extending across four continents; unfortunately, for many analysts it more closely resembles a jigsaw with half of the pieces missing.
The first, knowing response among commentators to the Algerian terrorist attack and subsequent hostage crisis was to dismiss the suggestion that it was launched in retaliation for the French intervention in Mali: there had not been sufficient time, they insisted, for so sophisticated an operation to be mounted. The hostage-takers, it was claimed, were bandits seeking large ransoms, not jihadists.
The cultural myopia of such a claim ignores the reality that there is no perceived conflict in being both a jihadist and an extortionist from infidels: the jihadist war-chests have long been filled with ransom money received for hostages. The leader of the attack on the Ansema gas field, Mokhtar Belmokhtar, is a marginalized associate of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), a sincere and deadly Salafist but also an experienced negotiator of large ransoms.
It is testimony to the inefficacy of Western intelligence that Belmokhtar was reported in the media as having been killed in Mali last year. Belmokhtar is seeking to seize the initiative and embarrass the AQIM leadership that passed him over for the post of "Emir of the Sahel" – the key area between the Sahara desert and the Sudanese Savanna. The French invasion of Mali provided the ideal pretext. Algeria is an important piece in the jihadist mosaic, but it is Mali that holds the key to the current crisis.
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The jihadists are in a win/win situation. Under heavy military attack, as last week, they simply abandon towns and their modern 4x4 pick-up trucks and fall back to the desert. As a guerrilla hideout the Sahara makes Vietnam look like a national park. When the French withdraw, as must eventually happen, the boys will come roaring back, bringing with them the joys of Sharia law, amputating and decapitating with merry abandon.
Since the jihadists occupied the northern half of Mali, that country has gone in one year from being unlisted to seventh highest in the global rating for persecution of Christians, though in the view of the Obama administration that may count as a plus rather than a minus. The population of Mali is 5 per cent Christian, a vulnerable target for genocide.
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In 2011, in Ivory Coast, which borders on Mali, France intervened militarily to depose the legitimate president Laurent Gbagbo and impose a foreigner from Burkina Faso, Alassane Ouattara, and a Muslim whose militia butchered Christians on its march to the capital. The principal motive was to preserve the CFA franc, a synthetic currency circulating in 12 former French colonies which are each required to deposit 85 per cent of their foreign currency reserves in the French treasury. The notion of France as anti-Islamist crusader in Mali, or anywhere else, lacks plausibility.
The reason the jihadists are so well armed is that they are sporting the late Muammar Gaddafi's weaponry. . .The only force, short of a nuclear strike, that can halt jihadists in Africa and the Middle East is secular dictatorships. Those existed in Iraq, Egypt and Libya and the Western powers considerately facilitated their removal; today, in Syria, the West is sawing through the bough on which it is sitting. Even now, carping critics are questioning the "democratic" credentials of the government of Mali. When the dominoes eventually fall, from Algeria to Syria, and the idea (more dangerous than an organization) that is al-Qaeda sweeps down through Africa, perhaps those idiots will prefer the Caliphate.


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Consider the following scenario: You're hosting a panel or solo speaker event. The room is full and the content is rich. Like a good host, you save some time for Q&A from the audience. Your panel or speaker wraps up on time and you turn it over to the crowd to get their questions.
And … silence.
Has this ever happened to you?
As career and professional development educators, speaker or panel events often fall under our purview and can be effective ways to bring new ideas to our populations. How can we maximize the engagement of the eager and curious minds in the audience?
Consider live, text-in Q&A at your events. We've tried it at Villanova with one of our largest solo speaker events on campus, and so far, we've loved it. Why? Live, text-in Q&A has helped us solve three major problems with traditional Q&A engagement at our event:
There are many audience polling providers to research and consider. After we set up our poll, we provide a half-sheet of instructions to the audience about how to text in their questions. (See the image below for our instructions.)
Managing the live, text-in Q&A is fairly simple: We have one staff member emcee the event, and another—who serves as the moderator—logs in to our account and monitors the questions that come in. As it gets close to the Q&A time, the moderator writes the questions on a sheet of paper and passes them to the emcee to facilitate the discussion.
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The new work, by Paul Altmann at the London Hospital and his colleagues at the University of Aston in Birmingham, renews the debate on how poisonous aluminium is (The Lancet, vol ii 1989, p 7). It suggests that even when there is no overt sign of poisoning, the metal is doing damage to the brain.
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Since June 2013
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I am a brewer.
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All kinds of stuff! I enjoy spending time with my family near and far, camping, canoeing, hiking, and most things outdoors. I also enjoy cooking, creating, reading, sports and brewing!
Music. Who's your favorite band?
Zac Brown Band, Jack Johnson, Bob Marley and the Avett Brothers
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My first bike was pretty sweet: it weas blue and it had training wheels
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Anything we forgot to ask?
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Subatomic particles include the atomic constituents electrons, protons, and neutrons. Protons and neutrons are composite particles, consisting of quarks. A proton contains two up quarks and one down quark, while a neutron consists of one up quark and two down quarks; the quarks are held together in the nucleus by gluons. There are six different types of quark in all ('up', 'down', 'bottom', 'top', 'strange', and 'charm'), as well as other particles including photons and neutrinos which are produced copiously in the sun. Most of the particles that have been discovered are encountered in cosmic rays interacting with matter and are produced by scattering processes in particle accelerators. There are dozens of known subatomic particles.
The idea of a particle is one which had to undergo serious rethinking in light of experiments which showed that the smallest particles (of light) could behave just like waves. The difference is indeed vast, and required the new concept of wave-particle duality to state that quantum-scale "particles" are understood to behave in a way which resembles both particles and waves. Another new concept, the uncertainty principle, meant that analyzing particles at these scales required a statistical approach. All of these factors combined such that the very notion of a discrete "particle" has been ultimately replaced by the concept of something like wave-packet of an uncertain boundary, whose properties are only known as probabilities, and whose interactions with other "particles" remain largely a mystery, even 80 years after quantum mechanics was established.
Through the work of Albert Einstein, Louis de Broglie, and many others, current scientific theory holds that all particles also have a wave nature. This phenomenon has been verified not only for elementary particles, but also for compound particles like atoms and even molecules. In fact, according to traditional formulations of non-relativistic quantum mechanics, wave–particle duality applies to all objects, even macroscopic ones; we can't detect wave properties of macroscopic objects due to their small wavelengths.
Interactions between particles have been scrutinized for many centuries, and a few simple laws underpin how particles proceed in collisions and interactions. The most angelic of these are the conservation of energy and momentum which facilitate us to elucidate calculations between particle interactions on scales of magnitude which diverge between planets and quarks. These are the prerequisite basics of Newtonian mechanics, a series of statements and equations in Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica originally published in 1687.
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Andy Baddeley made his Olympic debut at the Beijing 20080 Olympic Games. He qualified for the final and finished ninth. At the 2009 World Championships in Berlin, Baddeley, failed to qualify for the final after finishing 11th in his semi-final. Baddeley established himself as Britain's top miler in 2006 and has been a stalwart in major championships finals ever since his breakthrough. He was unlucky in the Commonwealth Games when he fell in the 1500m, which ruined his medal chances, as well as causing a further injury to his wrist, which was caused when falling at the AAA Indoor Championships earlier that winter. By the summer, Baddeley won his first major domestic title over 1500m and made the European final, finishing sixth but vastly improved over the next two years. Baddeley made a great breakthrough in the summer year in 2007, beating the likes of Bernard Lagat in Sheffield, before making the world final in Osaka. He was in the form of his life in 2008, as he took an unexpected win in the famous Dream Mile race in Oslo, before winning the European Cup over 3000m, but an Achilles injury wrecked his medal chances in the Olympic Games final, as he placed ninth. Running in his first 5000m race since 2005, Baddeley set a PB of 13:20.99, which was just short of the 'A' qualifier for Berlin, but his focus for the summer of 2009 will be 1500m. Rather astonishingly, Baddeley runs with an electrocardiogram in his chest because of an irregular heartbeat. He has a first-class honours degree from Cambridge University in aerospace engineering and used to be a part-time lecturer at St. Mary's University.


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Update Miami's Season Records: No. 4 minutes played (1,166) ... Update Miami's ACC Game Records: No. 2 (tied) free throws made (12), No. 2 3-point field goal percentage (.857), No. 3 (tied) field goal percent (.818), No. 3 (tied) 3-point field goals attempted (12), No. 4 (tied) 3-point field goals made (6), No. 5 free throws attempted (13), No. 5 (tied) free throw percentage (.923) ... Update Miami's ACC Season Records: No. 2 minutes played (640), No. 3 3-point field goals attempted (116), No. 3 (tied) field goals made (100), No. 5 points scored (290), No. 7 free throws made (50), No. 7 3-point field goals made (40), No. 7 (tied) free throws attempted (71) ... In NCAA stats (as of 3/21): No. 72 minutes per game (2,120), No. 93 3-point field goal attempts (199), No. 181 total points (513), No. 212 total 3-point field goal made (63), No. 219 scoring (15.5), No. 227 field goal percentage (43.2) ... In ACC stats: No. 7 field goal percentage (.444), No. 8 scoring (16.1), No. 8 3-point percentage (.345), No. 8 (tied) 3-point FG made per game (2.2), No. 9 minutes played (35.6) ... Third most improved player in ACC in scoring (+9.0), recording 15.4 ppg as senior after just 6.4 in 2013 ... Started 32 of 33 games, only missed start was due to illness ... Led team with 15.5 points and 5.8 rebounds per game ... Averaged 15.5 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 0.8 steals in 35.3 minutes ... Totaled 513 points, 193 rebounds, 76 assists, 27 steals and 1,166 minutes ... Connected on 43.2 percent (174-403) from field, 31.7 percent (63-199) from distance and 75.6 percent (102-135) at free throw line ... In ACC play averaged 16.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, 1.7 assists in 35.6 minutes ... Started 17 of 18 ACC games ... Totaled 290 points, 97 rebounds, 31 assists and 640 minutes ... Hit 44.4 percent (100-225) from field, 34.5 percent (40-116) from three and 70.4 percent (50-71) at free throw line ... In two ACC Tournament games averaged 18.5 points, 4.5 rebounds in 37.5 minutes, totaling 37 points, nine rebounds and 75 minutes ... Led team in scoring 15 times, and six of last eight games ... Led team in rebounding eight times ... Scored in double digits all but five times, notched 20+ 10 times ... Grabbed 7+ rebounds 13 times ... Posted back-to-back double-doubles at Virginia Tech (12 points, 10 rebounds) and vs. Notre Dame (21 points, 11 rebounds) ... Hit 3-pointer in all but five games, multiple threes in 17 games, including nine-straight games from 1/25 to 2/22 ... Connected on 12-of-13 free throws at Maryland (1/29) …. Assist in all but six games, multiple handouts in 21 outings ... Season highs: 25 points, twice, last at Maryland, 1/29; 11 rebounds, twice, last vs. Notre Dame, 2/19; 9 assists vs. Texas Southern, 11/14; 3 steals, three times, last vs. NC State, 2/8; 5 3-point field goals, twice, last vs. Florida State, 1/15; 45 minutes vs. Georgia Southern, 11/11.
As a Junior (2012-13)
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Scored 21 points vs. Illinois to tie for fourth-best outing by a Cane in an NCAA tournament game ... Five 3-pointers tie for second-most ... Third-best scoring average in three NCAA tournament games with 11.7 ppg, after hitting nine 3-pointers ... Also averaged 3.7 rebounds ... In ACC tournament averaged 6.3 points and 1.7 rebounds ... In 15 ACC games hit 21 3-pointers, averaging 6.3 points per game ... Led (or tied) the Canes in scoring three times, rebounds twice and steals twice ... Season highs: 22 points twice – vs. Boston College and at Georgia Tech ... 5 3-pointers made twice – vs. Illinois and vs. Boston College; 7 rebounds vs. Jacksonville; 3 assists vs. North Carolina and at Florida Gulf Coast; 2 steals four times.
As a Sophomore (2011-12)
Brown 2011-12 game-by-game stats
Ended the season on a streak of hitting a three-pointer in seven-straight games, which ties for the fourth-longest current streak in theACC... Second on the team in three-point percentage, hitting 41-104 (39.4%) from distance ... Second on the squad with 41 made treys ... Played in 31 games, starting the final three of the season ... Did not play against UNF or Florida Gulf Coast due to illness ... In 19.9 minutes per game, averaged 7.2 points, 2.8 rebounds, 0.5 assists, 0.5 steals ... Hit 42.7 percent from the field, 39.4 from distance and 76.6 at the line overall ... In ACC play, averaged 6.0 points, 2.7 rebounds and 1.0 three-pointer made per game ... Scored in double digits 10 times, including the final four games ... Knocked down multiple threes 10 times, twice hitting four... Knocked down 11 threes in the four postseason games, leading the team with 14.3 points in the ACC Tournament and NIT combined ... In the ACC Tournament was second on the team in scoring with 11.5 ppg, hitting five threes in two games, and had 5.0 rebounds ... Led the team in the NIT with 17.0 points and 35.5 minutes per night, and was second with 6.0 rebounds in the two games ... Shot 47.8 percent from the field, 42.9 percent from long range and 85.7 percent at the line in the NIT ... Led (or tied) for team game highs in scoring three times, steals twice and rebounds once ... Season highs include 18 points vs. Valparaiso, four three-pointers made vs. Valpo and FAU, six rebounds three times, three assists vs. Wake Forest and at Boston College, two steals a trio of times and 37 minutes against Valparaiso.
As a Freshman (2010-11)
Brown 2010-11 game-by-game stats
Played in all 36 games, starting all five contests in the postseason - two in ACC Tournament play and three in the NIT... Averaged 4.4 points and 2.0 rebounds in 16.9 minutes per game... Considered the team's top perimeter defender, with a nice mid-range game and explosive moves to the basket... Strong leaper who can fly up and down the court in the transition game... Saw 15-plus minutes on the hardwood in each of the final 18 games, including a personal ACC-high 30 minutes in a breakout game versus Maryland (3/2)... Versus the Terps, registered career highs in points (19), field goals made (6), three-pointers made (6) and assists (3)... Finished 6-of-7 from long range, becoming the third Cane to convert six threes in a single game this season (Adrian Thomas and Malcolm Grant each did it twice)... His six three-pointers are the most by a Miami freshman in a decade -- since Darius Rice went 7-for-15 from downtown versus Virginia Tech on Jan. 10, 2001... Also had a big game versus Virginia (2/5) - with the Canes trailing five points with 30 seconds remaining in regulation, sank a deep three-pointer from the U logo, and then with Miami down by three, converted all three free throws with just 13 seconds on the clock to send the game into overtime... Finished with eight points -- with those five in the final 30 seconds of regulation, three rebounds and a block in 24 minutes... Pulled down five boards in the NIT quarterfinal at Alabama (3/23) for his third performance with five- plus boards... Despite battling illness, scored seven second-half points for Miami in the NIT second-round victory over Missouri State (3/21), adding three rebounds and a pair of assists... In the NIT-opening win over FAU (3/16), finished with six points -- including a pair of dunks... Hit 3-of-4 from long range in the ACC Tourney opening win over Virginia (3/10), en route to nine points and three rebounds... Dished out a team-high three assists at Georgia Tech (3/6) -- where his father, Tico Brown, played... Grabbed seven rebounds - - just one shy of his career high -- at Florida State (2/26)... Contributed four first-half points and grabbed a rebound in the road win at Boston College (2/23)... Hit a pair of three-pointers en route to eight points and three rebounds versus No. 5/5 Duke (2/13)... Contributed a career-high eight rebounds (doubling his previous season high), five points and an assist off the bench in 22 minutes versus Georgia Tech (2/3)... Saw 21 minutes off the bench at Virginia Tech (1/30), recording seven points and three rebounds, while playing tough defense against the Hokies... Knocked down his first field goal versus an ACC opponent with a three-pointer at NC State (1/23... Posted the second double-figure scoring performance of his young career in the win over McNeese State (11/24), with a team-high 16 points, converting 5-of-7 from the field, a career-high 4-of-6 from long range and 2-of-2 from the line, while grabbing four rebounds and a pair of steals... With that performance, the true freshman became the first Hurricane to lead the team in scoring more than once this season... Contributed on both ends of the court against Rutgers (11/21) with five points, two rebounds and a steal in 21 minutes... Finished with a team- high 17 points versus North Carolina Central (11/19), going 5-9 from the field with a pair of three-pointers, while adding a block and a game-high tying three steals... Hit his first collegiate three-pointer in the season-opening victory over Jacksonville (11/12).
High School
Selected the Class 3-A South Player of the Year by the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association... Listed as a four-star recruit by Rivals and Scout.com... Rated as the No. 15 shooting guard by Scout, No. 47 shooting guard by ESPN and No. 61 nationally by Rivals... Selected as a GHSA State Senior All-Star... As a senior, averaged 22.8 points per game, while shooting 55 percent from the field and 38 percent from beyond the arc... Set school records with a single-game high of 42 points and the single-season record of 660 points... Selected as the WTOC-TV Player of the Week (1/11/10) after that career-high 42-point performance in a win over Burke County... Helped lead his team to the second round of the Georgia 3-A High School State Playoffs... Scored a game-high 28 points (including 10 in the fourth quarter) in a win over West Laurens... Dropped in 28 points for Liberty County in a win over Metter and added 26 points against Bradwell as part of the Gentlemen's Classic Tournament in Statesboro, Ga... Finished with 25 points in Liberty County's win over Thomson... Teammate of Tennessee signee Jordan McRae... Coached by Willie Graham... Played AAU basketball for the Worldwide Renegades.
First name is pronounced Ryan ... Born Sept. 3, 1991 ... Son of Lisa Brown and Tico Brown,who played basketball at Georgia Tech, in the Continental Basketball Association and overseas. Whenhe retired, Tico was the CBA's all-time leading scorer (8,538 points) and was voted to the All-Time CBATeam ... Brother to Tico Brown II ... Majoring in sports administration... Also recruited by Georgia, Alabama and Virginia.


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Zucchini Summer Squash Salad with Quinoa
Over at the coast a few weekends ago I was reminded of something I like about myself. And that is: I love cooking and waiting on my family! Which for me included a Zucchini Summer Squash Salad with Quinoa recipe that I'm sharing here today! :)
I teared up as I drove away from the Pacific Ocean, heading for our home in southern Oregon, because I knew that our family time had come to an end.
It's what I was made for. Loving and feeding and helping my family.
And what I learned is that I want to cook and set the table for my family. I want to prepare the food–chop, measure, pour, stir, blend, mix– and pray for them as it nourishes their bodies and their souls. I say souls, because we usually have deep conversations around the table that far exceed any light chit-chat. Mixed in with laughter, of course. Someone is always making fun of themselves, or cracking a joke or two.
I even found myself doing the dishes, happy to be doing them, and felt connected, and loved that I could be doing such a task.
Our time together was centered around the food we ingested, the dirty plates, the silverware and stemware. I rinsed, I washed, and I dried. And then I did it again.
But I had a joyful heart (which honestly, I don't always have at home, with tasks like these).
Even though life is often hectic, and with so many seemingly unnecessary chores, this trip reminded me how very blessed I am. It's a natural expression of love, to take care of our families. :)
So I headed home with a new perspective.
Homemaking rituals and cooking (yummy new zucchini salad recipe) for my family is good, even while on vacation!
What's your favorite way to use zucchini in a salad?
Recipe: Zucchini Summer Squash Salad with Quinoa {ReluctantEntertainer.com}
- 1/2 cup quinoa, cooked
- 2 tsp. sea salt
- 1 lb. zucchini squash
- 2 Tbsp. finely grated Parmesan or Dubliner cheese, plus 1/4 cup for later
- 1 tsp. finely grated lemon zest
- 1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
- 1 Tbsp. white balsamic vinegar (or Sherry)
- 6 Tbsp. olive oil
- Ground pepper and salt
- 1/2 cup flat-leaf parsley
- 1/4 cup basil leaves, chopped
- 1/2 cup spicy pecans (Trader Joe's)
- Cook quinoa as directed; salt, and set aside.
- Cut squash into very thin slices, any direction (lengthwise, crosswise, or rounds). Lay out on a plate and season with 2 tsp. of salt.
- Let the squash sit for 15 minutes; rinse under cold water and dry (between paper towels).
- Whisk the 2 Tbsp. of cheese, zest, lemon juice, and vinegar in a small bowl. Gradually add in the oil. Stir and season to taste.
- Layer the squash, quinoa, parsley, pecans, parsley, and basil in a large serving platter. Pour dressing over and toss to coast the salad. Garnish with cheese and parsley and serve!
Preparation time: 25 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 6
9 Responses to "Zucchini Summer Squash Salad with Quinoa"
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I had such fun following along with your vacation photos. My parents and I spent a lot of time on the Oregon coast when I was a kid, and your photos brought back some wonderful memories.
This summer salad looks like the perfect way to nourish your family.
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I love the fresh and new look on life that a trip can bring about. :)
Wonderful Zucchini Summer Squash Salad!
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What a wonderful time you had…so happy for you!! :)
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Oh Sandy…first crying over cobbler…now zucchini! :-)
I just love this post…and I feel exactly the same way. I love my family so much and I especially love taking caring of them. As you and I can both relate – when we were younger it wasn't popular for our generation of "liberated women" to admit something like this. But now it's great to be able to shout it from the mountain tops. :-) …or from the blog post! LOL!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this part of your heart. It means so much to me to know that there is someone else out there who feels the way I do.
Much love to you and your family,
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I have no doubt you are the best wife and Mom ever! Loved hearing your words here my friend.
- #6
LOVE squash! We just picked up a pattypan squash at our local farmers market-ive never even heard of it before.
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This is the prettiest thing ever!!
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Posted By Scott Baradell On January 17, 2008 @ 9:20 am In Video and Multimedia | 1 Comment
The University of Southern Mississippi came up with an interesting idea for its latest recruitment campaign; it gave video cameras to a cross-section of students and asked them to document their lives at the school. The result, USM's Student Powered Videos (SPV) [2] program, has been a hit — drawing media buzz [3] and traffic to the college's Web site.
But not everyone is happy with the campaign.
In fact, the editorial board of USM's campus newspaper ripped the SPV campaign for making the university "look bad." In an editorial this week, student Ashley Bryan wrote:
The university's new 'Student Powered Videos' and commercials have to be the worst advertising campaign I've ever seen…
The majority of the commercials look like a small-scale version of "The Blair Witch Project." The camera bounces and shakes, there's no point to them at all, and when it's over the audience has no idea what they just saw…
I'm not trying to bash on the students who spent their time and energy trying to do something to help the university … But wouldn't it have made more sense to use the students who actually know something about film-making? … If the film department is anything like the photojournalism department, they could seriously use some new equipment. But instead of buying the film department cameras, the university gave cameras to students who don't need them.
I've watched some of the videos and, as a guy who's been in the marketing game for 20 years, I think they're pretty good. They're certainly fresh and have an authentic feel — and I'd expect most high-school seniors to react well to them.
As one USM applicant told the Hattiesburg American, "They really give you a picture of how great the Southern Miss campus is and just how involved you can be as a student."
And let's be real here: does anyone — in Hattiesburg or anywhere else — remember USM's recruitment campaign from last year? I didn't think so.
So what's this controversy really about? It's about fear. Students who are studying photojournalism and video are scared and resentful that their "experience" — as limited as it is — has been deemed unimportant, even irrelevant, by the very university that is training them in these skills.
I see obvious parallels in the pro vs. amateur arguments that rage among photographers online. We saw it most recently in the comments on our Creative Commons post [4] — where CC is defended by amateurs and attacked by pros. Pros are fearful, and rightfully so, about the low-balling business practices [5] of hobbyists — and of the corporations that are more than willing to exploit them.
The USM situation, though, also makes clear that the pro vs. amateur debate can become a reductio ad absurdem. Ultimately, the market will decide who to hire and what to pay. The burden is on pros to demonstrate they are worth the prices they expect the market to bear. The burden is also on pros to take Sean Cayton's advice and identify the opportunities [6] in the new world in which we find ourselves.
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[4] Creative Commons post: http://rising.blackstar.com/why-photographers-hate-creative-commons.html
[5] low-balling business practices: http://rising.blackstar.com/are-your-business-practices-hurting-other-photographers-2.html
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> So now I can ping, the next question is where is the rule I need to
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By MATT CRANE
Area writers looking to test out new works should look no further than Starkville's own community theatre.
Approaching the beginning of its seventh season, Fourth Fridays at Starkville Community Theater provides local authors the chance to get quality feedback and creative inspiration.
Fourth Fridays committee member and frequent discussion moderator Thomas La Foe said he believes the writing group offers a valuable service to creative members of the community.
"I think it's important because it reaches a different audience than just those producing shows and gives the community an outlet to create their own pieces," La Foe said. "The feedback we give is an encouragement to keep writing even if they haven't written before."
Operating on a fall and spring schedule, Fourth Fridays will begin its newest session 7:30 p.m. next Friday with flash fiction.
Flash fiction, or micro-fiction, La Foe said is the term used to describe short stories that use less than 1,000 words.
"It's cool because we tried to do novel excerpts, but with flash fiction, we can get a whole story in there with a beginning, middle and end, so it's contained," he said. "Also, we can read more entries and get a lot of feedback in, and it fits in the time limit."
La Foe said a set time is given for feedback between works, but some discussions may last longer than the allotted time.
"Some pieces can generate a lot of discussion, so it's sometimes a challenge to keep it on track," he said. "I try to encourage new people to offer new viewpoints."
Amanda Clay Powers, the chair of the Fourth Fridays committee, said the original intent behind the writing group was to workshop pieces from different playwrights, including local, published playwright Kris Lee.
"Initially, we were concerned with just plays because that seemed like an obvious connection," Powers said. "Eventually though, you run out of plays and it evolved into supporting local writers and developing talent."
Powers said SCT has recognized Fourth Fridays as vital outreach program for the theater.
"It attracts a different crowd from those who just to come to the plays," she said. "A lot of people have gotten involved with SCT because of Fourth Fridays."
Powers said the format of flash fiction is well suited for Fourth Fridays and the writers it attracts.
"We are meant to be a support and a tool for writers," she said. "Also, it's about having a community to hear their work read out loud."
Aside from flash fiction, Fourth Fridays will have sessions focused on poetry, plays and the recently implemented format of song writing, which Powers said the group will revisit in the spring.
"We're always open to new ideas," she said. "If there's another form of writing we have left out, we would be happy to hear it."
The Fourth Fridays committee consists of Powers, Lee, La Foe, Abigail Voller, Damen Peterson and Shalyn Claggett.
Writers interested in submitting works or volunteers wanting to read submission aloud should email email@example.com. The deadline for submissions is Thursday at 5 p.m.
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UTSA students: Enter Quality Enhancement Plan video contest by Feb. 22
(Feb. 15, 2010)--UTSA students have until Monday, Feb. 22 to enter videos in the UTSA Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) video contest. Prizes include Flip video cameras, a $20 Fast Pass for the UTSA parking garages and free meals at the Roadrunner Cafe.
Videos should illustrate the theme "knowing how to reason and think using numbers." Students can enter the QEP video contest individually, in pairs or in teams of three. The videos should be no more than 90 seconds long and must convey the theme in a unique way.
QEP is a requirement for university reaccreditation through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). A SACS site visit is scheduled for this spring, and UTSA officials have been preparing for it for the last 18 months. The contest is part of a campus-wide QEP marketing plan to inform students about the importance of the academic initiative.
The QEP proposal selected for incorporation into UTSA curriculum is titled "Quantitative Scholarship: From Literacy to Mastery." The concept was publicized last fall at the annual student organization fundraiser, BestFest, with free t-shirts and water bottles with the tagline, "Decide with Confidence."
For more information, visit the UTSA Quality Enhancement Plan Web site.


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> i have a function which takes a hash and scalar arg. how is this done
> correctly?
By passing the hash as a reference.
> why is $scalar undefined at the print statement in function()?
Because you've shifted all the arguments into function()'s %hash.
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> use strict;
> use diagnostics;
> sub function(%$)
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> my (%hash, $scalar) = (shift, shift);
my ($hashref, $scalar) = @_;
> print "hash: $hash{foo}\n";
print "hash: $hashref->{foo}\n";
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FORT WALTON BEACH - A man with a history of driving with a suspended license is accused of crashing into another driver and fleeing the scene, according to an Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office arrest report.
On Dec. 3 a deputy went to an area near the intersection of Denton Boulevard and Bob Sikes Boulevard to investigate a hit-and-run. The woman who's car was struck could only provide a vague description of the other car, but later she found the car and positively identified the driver.
Deputies interviewed the man, identified as 36-year-old Cory Grant of Fort Walton Beach, who admitted he was driving his aunt's car, crashed into the other car, then fled.
A check revealed Grant's driving privileges had been suspended multiple times since 2006 and he'd been convicted of driving without a license at least twice.
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Project combines the best of both worlds – beer and music
Here at the home of the world's best ultraportable speaker, we love nothing more than music and beer. Actually, check that—we love it even more when they're put together.
That's what makes this little project by Beck's Beer so friggin awesome. The German Pilsner brew crew there got together with creative agency Shine Limited and Gyro Constructivists to reinvent Edison's cylindrical version of the phonograph using the brewery's green beer bottle as the source of sound.
A specially-built record-cutting tool was created by the Gyro group, which used a hard-drive recording head to carve some sound grooves on to the side of the Beck's beer bottle. They then made adjustments to Edison's original cylinder player using some more modern-day electronics that made the device perform and sound a lot better than it did in the past.
When the phonograph is turned on, it plays New Zealand-based indie rock band Ghost Wave's single, "Here She Comes." Pretty awesome, right? The device was first demonstrated at SemiPermenant, an event for artists and designers, last month.
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Big Improvement This Afternoon!March 19th, 2013 at 9:47 am by Tiffany Savona WAVY under Weather
It was a rainy, dreary and foggy start to your Tuesday morning. I captured this view out of our Tower Camera in Portsmouth before 8AM.
The fog was more of a problem across Northeastern North Carolina. All Hertford County Public Schools were on a 2-hour delay due to the dense fog. All visibilities are now above 1 mile, so the fog is not quite as thick as it was earlier this morning. The fog should lift later this morning as wind speeds increase a little bit. We are tracking a cold front that is located just to the west of Lynchburg.
A stray shower/areas of drizzle will be possible throughout the rest of the morning before we dry out this afternoon. The clouds will hold tough until the cold front reaches Hampton Roads. Our Future Trak has us partly cloudy around noon with lots of sunshine by 5:00PM. We should finally see the sunshine later today and it will be warmer with highs in the lower 60s.
We will see more of a gradual cool down instead of an immediate cool down over the next several days. Reminder: Spring begins tomorrow! Highs on Wednesday will be in the low/mid 50s. Another reinforcing shot of cold air will move in Wednesday night/early Thursday. Thursday and Friday will be even colder with highs only in the 40s. So much for feeling like spring by the end of the week. Unfortunately our weather pattern is going to stay unsettled and cool over the next 7 days.
-Meteorologist Tiffany Savona