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Author has written 3 stories for Hetalia - Axis Powers, and DragonFable.
Name: Hello! My name is Kosaji, (don't ask about the name, it was an inside joke with my friends)
Age: 22
Location: Eastern United States
Likes: Spicy food, chocolate, helpful reviews, anime/manga, books, etc.
Dislikes: Unhelpfully rude reviews, unrealistic angst in fanfiction, poor grammer/ structure/ spelling, etc.
I'm mainly into the Hetalia and Homestuck at the moment, but I read a lot of Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Digimon, Bleach, Naruto and other books or manga.
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"I can't imagine a world without Light"(Misa)
"Yes, that would be dark."(L)-Misa and L from Death Note
"There are no such things as bigger words, there are longer words."-My mom
"Procrastinators of the world unite!... tomorrow."-Unknown
Humor is a rubber sword - it allows you to make a point without drawing blood. -Mary HirschReader's Digest "Quotable Quotes"
The kind of humor I like is the thing that makes me laugh for five seconds and think for ten minutes.- William Davis
Ever consider what pets must think of us? I mean, here we come back from a grocery store with the most amazing haul - chicken, pork, half a cow. They must think we're the greatest hunters on earth!- Anne Tyler, The Accidental Tourist
Man is rated the highest animal, at least among all animals who returned the questionnaire.- Robert
Fate is like a strange, unpopular restaurant, filled with odd waiters who bring you things you never asked for and don't always like. -Lemony Snicket
A celebrity is a person who works hard all his life to become well known, then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized. -Fred Allen
A compromise is an agreement whereby both parties get what neither of them wanted. Author Unknown
The large print giveth, but the small print taketh away. -Tom Waits, Small Change
Love your enemies. It makes them so damned mad. - P.D. East
And on the eighth day God said, "Okay, Murphy, you're in charge!" -Author Unknown
When somebody tells you nothing is impossible, ask him to dribble a football. -Author Unknown
Who says nothing is impossible. I've been doing nothing for years. -Author Unknown
Duct tape is like the force. It has a light side, a dark side, and it holds the universe together. -Carl Zwanzig
If you cannot answer a man's argument, all is not lost; you can still call him vile names. -Elbert Hubbard
Nobody will ever win the Battle of the Sexes. There's just too much fraternizing with the enemy. -Henry Kissinger
Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition. -Timothy Leary
Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men. -Joseph Conrad
I've yet to be on a campus where most women weren't worrying about some aspect of combining marriage, children, and a career. I've yet to find one where many men were worrying about the same thing. -Gloria Steinem
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2. My mother taught me RELIGION.
3. My mother taught me about TIME TRAVEL.
4. My mother taught me LOGIC.
5. My mother taught me MORE LOGIC.
6. My mother taught me FORESIGHT.
7. My mother taught t me IRONY.
8. My mother taught me about the science of OSMOSIS.
9. My mother taught me about CONTORTIONISM.
10. My mother taught me about STAMINA.
11. My mother taught me about WEATHER.
12. My mother taught me about HYPOCRISY.
13. My mother taught me the CIRCLE OF LIFE.
14. My mother taught me about BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION.
15. My mother taught me about ENVY.
16. My mother taught me about ANTICIPATION.
17. My mother taught me about RECEIVING.
18. My mother taught me MEDICAL SCIENCE.
19. My mother taught me ESP.
20. My mother taught me HUMOR.
21. My mother taught me HOW TO BECOME AN ADULT.
22. My mother taught me GENETICS.
23. My mother taught me about my ROOTS.
24. My mother taught me WISDOM.
25. And my favourite: My mother taught me about JUSTICE.
Current Projects:
The Mummy: Race to the Scorpion King- Sequel to my first Mummy fic, I hope to make it different from the movie unlike The Mummy, where some of the chapter were too close to the movie. It will start off with what happened to Lovina, as well as introduce some a couple of other characters. I have the antagonists planned out but nothing much past that, so this might take a while. But on the flipside once I have most of the details planned out the writing shouldn't take too long!
Adventures Through Lore- The Dragonfable novelization I was talking about on Tumblr. Meet Amaya, a simple girl with a huge ambition: to become the Greatest Mage in all of Lore! Great timing too, an evil force has started to move and wants to take over Lore. Now Amaya must take her place and fight for the sake of the world. No pressure. HIATUS


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Amazon.uk lists the book to be released on Oct, 15th. I must assume the publisher (also having a major branch office in the UK) must have it at that time or before then.
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Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Big 12 (Part Two: #6-#10)
by: Jonathan Givony - President, Wojciech Malinowski - European Scout, Joseph Treutlein - Director of Scouting/Analytics
October 30, 2006
DraftExpress continues to evaluate the top prospects in the NCAA on a conference by conference basis, this time with the Big 12.
Sasha Kaun
Aaron Bruce
Mario Chalmers
Joseph Jones
Jarrius Jackson
highlight the middle of the crop. For the sake of consistency, freshman have been left out of the equation.
Top NBA Draft Prospects in the Big 12 (Part One: #1-#5)
Top NBA Draft Prospects in the ACC (Part One: #1-#5)
Top NBA Draft Prospects in the ACC (Part Two: #6-#10)
Top NBA Draft Prospects in the ACC (Part Three: #11-#15)
Sasha Kaun
6-11, Center, Junior, Kansas
Scott McClurg, Lawrence Journal-World
Joseph Treutlein
At 611 and 245 pounds,
Sasha Kaun
has a good build for a potential NBA center. Kaun also brings good length and a decent level of athleticism and fluidity to the table. Entering his junior season, which will only be his sixth year playing organized basketball, Kaun has a lot of intrigue to his game. As of now, Kaun is strictly a post scorer with no semblance of an outside game, but he had an effective and encouraging sophomore season at Kansas. Expected to return as the teams starting center, many will look for Kaun to expand on his currently narrow but effective game.
Kaun has a pretty reliable post game, though its lacking much versatility at this stage in his development. About 90% of the time when he has his back to the basket, Kaun will turn across his left shoulder for a soft hook shot with his right hand. Kaun has also shown the ability to use this move to fake his man, getting him up into the air, and then switching the ball to his left hand while stepping through the defender to go up with a left-handed lay-up. This is something he very rarely will do, but its something he should definitely work on to add versatility to his post game. Kaun also has shown the ability to use a left-handed hook shot, though his touch with his left hand is not up to par with his right. Its obvious that Kauns post game is still developing, but its encouraging to see flashes of a multitude of different moves, all of which hes been able to use with at least some effectiveness.
Kaun fights hard for position in the post and is very active in calling for the ball. He does a good job to seal out his man when on the inside, and has good enough hands that he rarely will bumble a pass. Kauns footwork is something he could use some work on, as he can look uncomfortable when he goes out of the comfort zone of his basic go-to move, the right-handed hook shot. When faced with multiple defenders, Kaun doesnt show much grace with his feet in trying to create a shot opportunity, occasionally stumbling or losing his balance. Kaun does have very good recognition of where he is on the court, though, also understanding how and when to use the glass with either hand. Kaun is not an athletic freak by any means, but he has enough athleticism for his post game to get by should he reach the next level. At 611 with good length, Kaun doesnt have many problems getting his shot off. He also shows a good level of fluidity at this stage of his development, even in spite of his currently non-advanced footwork.
Kaun is also a pretty good offensive rebounder, exhibiting the same motor as his post game in his relentless to establish position. Kaun does a good job at getting inside position, then being able to effectively seal off his man. Even when he doesnt initially have the inside position, he can slip around the defender to get the inside track, then using his length to either tip the ball or pull down the rebound.
As mentioned earlier, Kaun doesnt have any semblance of a perimeter game. He has not displayed any kind of jump shot, even from 5-10 feet, and also has no face-up game to speak of. He doesnt play from the perimeter, and hasnt shown an ability to play from the high post either. The only time Kaun does step out of the painted area is to set picks. Kaun also has not shown much proficiency passing the ball, not doing much in terms of hitting cutters or making a kick-out for a perimeter shot. Kaun isnt turnover prone either, though, as hell pass the ball out and let the play reset if he doesnt have anything down low.
Defensively, Kaun is an adequate man-to-man defender in the post, generally being able to stay in front of his man and contest any shots while not fouling too much. Hes also strong enough that hes generally not overpowered at this level of play. Kaun is a pretty attentive player on defense and makes most of the necessary rotations. He doesnt do much in terms of blocking or altering shots, though, as he lacks explosiveness from the weakside. Kaun hasnt shown much in terms of man-to-man defense on the perimeter, though his lateral quickness would definitely be a question mark. He does however show enough mobility to be able to hedge the ball-handler on pick-and-rolls, and still be able to recover to his own man. In terms of rebounding the ball, Kaun is adequate there as well, for the most part maintaining good position and boxing out his man.
Kaun had a very strong start to the previous season, putting up some very impressive statlines early in the year, though his play tailed off as the season wore on. Scouts will be looking for more consistent production from the junior big man, but that will be tough given Kansas abundance of talent at the other four positions on the floor. Still, if hes been working hard in the offseason, he should come back with a more diversified post game and hopefully at the very least a semblance of a 5-10 foot jumper. In an era where serviceable big men are becoming more and more scarce at the professional level, Kaun has a very nice foundation to build upon with his physical attributes and reliable post game.
Aaron Bruce
6-3, PG/SG , Junior, Baylor
Jonathan Watters
As a sophomore, Bruce wasn't able to build on a brilliant 04-05 freshman season in which he emerged as the unquestioned focal point for a program still reeling from the Patrick Dennehy scandal. The youthful Bears were dealt a serious blow when the NCAA barred the team from non-conference play. Bruce started slowly, and by the time he finally caught up he was suffering from numerous nagging injuries. Despite having significantly more talent surrounding him, Bruce's field goal accuracy plummeted nearly 10 points, and his scoring average fell from 18.2 to 13.1. A simple look at the statistics would tell you that Bruce took a major step backward as a sophomore.
But delving into the matter a bit more closely leads to several interesting conclusions. First of all, Bruce's sophomore campaign was really the tale of two very distinct halves. Over the first 10 games of the season, the Aussie was terrible. He shot a very un-Bruce like 29% from the floor, averaged just 10.8 ppg, and could manage just 0.96 assists for every turnover. But Bruce would eventually get healthy, and it showed over his final seven Big XII games. The field goal percentage spiked to 47%, including nearly 44% from beyond the arc. He increased his scoring to 16.4 per game, his rebounding to 4.4 per game, and his ast/to ratio bounced back to a very respectable 1.59/1. Compare these numbers with Bruce's freshman line of 18.2 ppg, 2.6 rpg, a 1.25/1 ast/to ratio, and 47% shooting. Is it any coincidence that Baylor was much more competitive over the stretch run?
So just what does Bruce bring to the table as an NBA point guard prospect? It all depends on what you are looking for.
If you are looking for an efficient, steady floor general capable of getting the ball to the right people in the halfcourt and keeping the mistakes to a minimum, Bruce probably isn't your guy. He just isn't where he needs to be physically, earning low marks in athleticism and body composition. There is certainly potential for significant physical improvement, but little noticeable improvement took place between his freshman and sophomore seasons. Bruce has more than enough craft to get his shot off in the lane on dribble penetrations, but doesn't have the physical strength to power his way through defenders and finish at the rim. For this reason, he rarely gets all the way to the basket even at the NCAA level. He is an opportunistic defender, but doesn't like to get physical and would much rather gamble from the weak side than get physical and slide his feet. His defensive liability can be marginalized in certain systems, but is a definitely issue when games are played more in the halfcourt. Bruce also has a tendency to attempt difficult, complicated passes, which can lead to periods of poor decision making when things shouldnt be complicated.
Where Bruce really excels is in the open court. His ability to create fast break opportunities for his teammates by passing the ball from the backcourt is nearly unparalleled at the NCAA level. His creative forays are nearly always set up well before the defense realizes what is happening, usually with a well-timed jab step, dribble drive, look off, pump fake, or body contortion. He sees holes in the defense on the fly, and does a great job of identifying ideal scoring situations for specific teammates. Bruce is the type of point guard that is a constant threat to burn a defense with the ball in his hands, and really forces the opposing help defenders to keep one eye open as far as heading over at moment's notice.
Bruce isn't your prototypical half-court lead guard, but he does enough things well to make up for it. Where Bruce tends to create opportunities for fellow lead guard CJ Jerrells in the open court, the roles reverse once transition opportunities have passed. Jerrells, a hard-nosed penetrator and electric scorer, can draw defenders off the bounce and find Bruce for perimeter looks. Bruce has gorgeous form on jumper, and gets his shot off so quickly it sometimes looks like he is beginning his motion before the ball arrives. His range extends to well beyond the 3-point line, and defenders drawn by the penetration of Baylor's other quick guards almost always pay when the result of the play is a kick out to Bruce.
Bruce's lack of strength is mentioned above, but once he gets defenders to overplay his shot, he is capable of getting to the basket for floaters, runners, and midrange jumpers. He gets nice elevation when shooting off the jumpstop, and looks very comfortable pulling up on the move. Sometimes Bruce get a bit too smart for his own good and get stuck in the air when underestimating a more athletic help defender's reaction ability, but he generally does a good job of picking his moments to slash. Give him space and license to attack, and there are very few NCAA teams capable of containing him, especially when he is burning up the net from the outside. That "quick strike" anticipatory offensive ability many lead guards use to make up for athleticism issues is definitely a tool in
Aaron Bruce
's arsenal.
While Bruce's sophomore season did not live up to expectations, it is easy to see Scott Drew's floor general bouncing back quickly. Drew has been forced to play at a slower pace due to a thin and generally talent-lacking roster, but that changes in 06-07. With six new coaches in the conference, several traditional Big XII powers are now in the same situation Baylor has been in since Drew arrived. But Drew has amassed a roster heavy on athleticism, depth, and guard play. Joining Bruce in the backcourt will be three other combo guards, the aforementioned Jerrells, sophomore shooter Henry Dugat, and McDonald's All-American recruit Tweety Carter. After playing at a laborious pace over the past two seasons, Drew now has an undersized, athletic backcourt rotation that will always be more comfortable in the open court.
Look for Baylor to run early and often, and look for
Aaron Bruce
to have an outstanding junior season. He will need to work on his body before he is ready for the NBA, but
Travis Diener
is a success story from the same mold, and the former Marquette standout was at least as physically overmatched entering his junior year. It isn't clear whether Bruce's future lies at at the highest level or whether he will become a prized commodity overseas, but Baylor's dynamic floor leader is certainly a prospect to keep an eye on.
Mario Chalmers
6-1, PG/SG, Sophomore, Kansas
Steve Puppe, Phog.net
Jonathan Givony
Although his development curve could still lead him in any directioneither up or downon this list over the next few years, its tough to ignore the impressive 11.5 points, 3.8 assists and 2.7 steals
Mario Chalmers
averaged as a freshman in 26 minutes. Chalmers started off the season quite slow but really hit his stride in the Big 12 conference slate, hitting double-figure points in all but 3 of his last 20 games of the season. Coach Bill Self didnt seem to trust the somewhat wild freshman too much early onat times preferring to go with a walk-on in his place--but Chalmers quickly showed him that the good parts to his game far outnumber the bad when he gets a chance to show what he can do.
Chalmers joins the likes of
Julian Wright
Brandon Rush
, CJ Giles and others in a long line of Kansas players that can be called long-armed freaks. He has average size at 6-1, and isnt terribly explosive off the bounce, but his sheer length and stubbornness makes him a force to be reckoned with on either end of the court.
Playing almost exclusively off the ball due to his unpredictable nature, Chalmers loves to come off screens for mid-range or 3-point jumpers. He has good shooting mechanics that could be even better if he could quicken up the speed of his release and possibly get a tad bit more elevation off the floor with his bunny hop attempts. Nevertheless, Chalmers has fantastic touch and its only a matter of time before hes considered absolutely deadly from behind the arc. Hes already extremely confident in it.
Generally speaking, Chalmers is a player who wants the ball, will call for it, and knows what to do once he gets it. He wants the responsibility of being his teams go-to guy, and will probably become just that at Kansas down the road if he doesnt leave for the NBA prematurely. As a freshman he wasnt quite up to the task even though he did his best at times to show that he was. This littered his highlight reels with all kinds of plays he will surely want to forgetunforced errors, bad shots, offensive fouls, wild lobs, plenty of turnovers and the usual stuff youd expect from a freshmanbut just a lot more of them.
As a slasher, Chalmers needs to improve his strength and savvy and get much better at finishing around the rim. Not having great size, his floater needs to gain some polish, as do most of the offensive moves in his arsenal. He showed some flashes of shot-creating skillsa nice hesitation move here, a crafty ball-handling move therebut hes got plenty of room to develop in this area, as he does with his mid-range game.
The biggest question mark about Chalmers NBA potential though has to revolve around the position hell play at the next level. Standing 6-1, hes already undersized for the point guard position. The problem is that he plays the 2 almost exclusively, and really didnt show anything resembling a point guards mentality when he had the chance. Fortunately he has plenty of time to continue to work on this part of his game, but hell have to start playing the point guard position at some point to really be evaluated as one.
Something that absolutely must be discussed before we conclude is Chalmers defense. Based off what his tapes show, it wouldnt be a stretch at all to put him in the same league as some of the best ball-hawks in the country. His hands are unbelievably quick, and that coupled with his superb length and fantastic anticipation skills make him an absolute terror when it comes to getting in the passing lanes. Regularly youll see him hound his defender in the backcourt to sneak his paw in at just the right moment and come up with a fast-break igniting steal. In fact, from the tapes we evaluated (the large majority of his season), over 17% of his shots come in transition (where hes a not so great 54/84 or 64%), second only to his spot-up shooting (phenomenal at 102/204 or 50%). Bill Selfs Jayhawks looked like an awesome defensive unit to watch on tape with the way they help each other out, and Chalmers was possibly the most important cog with the work he did at the top of the zone.
Joseph Jones
6-9, Power Forward, Junior, Texas A&M
Wojciech Malinowski
After being nominated to an All-Big 12 Second Team and playing a huge role in getting the Aggies back to the Big Dance, there is a lot of pressure on the junior inside player of coach Billy Gillespie.
Calling him not a Power Forward and not a Center, but an "inside player" does have a good reason. Jones who plays as a center for his team, won't be able to that at the next level, mostly due to his lack of size and limited athleticism. He is able to score consistently in college around the rim, using jump hooks or just overpowering opponents and going strong to the rim. Even if his upper body is strong and he is not afraid of making contact with defenders, he lacks strength in his lower body. This lack of elevation prevents him from finishing in traffic, as well as from scoring over defenders, particularly if there is no defensive reaction to his pump-fakes and he has to shoot on his second or third effort. Getting a few pounds off his wide body could make some difference here, and it would also help his stamina, since he looked exhausted a few times during the last minutes of close games.
Jones made 74% of his free throws last year, which is a good result for an interior player. It usually suggests that the player can nail mid-range jumpers on a consistent basis. Unfortunately Jones is not there right yet - he knows how to repeat his free throws motion regularly, but his bad shooting mechanics stop him from making a baseline or straight-away jumper during live games. But we are quite optimistic about him adding this element to his repertoire soon.
Even not being able to shoot from 10 feet or further from the rim right now, Jones has some other tools to expand his offensive game. He is a surprisingly good ball-handler and also has a nice first step off the dribble. Combining it with decent passing skills and an ability to read defenses, Jones has a chance to become a much better face-up player, which would tremendously help his chances of being drafted.
And last, but not least - his defense. Jones has a really long way to become at least a decent defender. He is good in rotating from the weak side, and his big body frightens some opposing players from going straight to the rim. But if they decide to do it, he is not able to stop them, making only 16 blocks in 30 games during last season, which for a 6'9 player who spends 29 minutes per game on the court, is an awful, awful result. His rebounding and blocked-shots statistics were down last year compared to as a freshman year, probably because he focused more on an offensive end. He needs to bounce back his production in these areas, or Texas A&Ms interior defense will be non-existent and his chances of being drafted probably won't get higher than as a 2nd round pick.
Jarrius Jackson
6-1, Shooting Guard, Senior, Texas Tech
Jonathan Givony
The top returning scorer in the Big 12 finally makes an appearance at #10 on this list, as we remind that NBA potential is whats being taken into consideration rather than a players impact at the collegiate level, where Jackson would surely be at the beginning of the pack.
At the NCAA level, there is no doubting what Jackson brings to the table. Hes one of the better scoring guards youll find around, and does it even more impressively playing for one of the most methodical offenses in the country under Bobby Knight. What Jackson lacks in size (he doesnt appear to be more than 6-0 at best) he clearly makes up for in toughness and strength, being a stocky pitbull type in the
Jameer Nelson
mold, only without the point guard skills. He plays mostly off the ball (although he will see at least a few minutes a game at the point) and does a fantastic job moving around and finding creases in the defense from which to present himself, whether in the post, from mid-range or behind the arc coming off a screen.
If an immediate scoring opportunity is not available (Jackson only needs a fraction of a second to get his shot off), hell usually use his strength and smartsrather than a terrific first step or some crafty ball-handling movesto bully his way into the paint and finish high off the glass. Most of his slashing attempts come using his right hand, and at some point this can become predictable, especially considering that his first step is pretty average. When he does get to the basket, he is tough and crafty enough to usually get his shot to go down, but there are serious question marks about whether his lack of vertical explosiveness will allow him to finish should he make the NBA.
Jacksons mid-range game is one of the more odd youll find. Rather than pull-up off the dribble to elevate and get a clean jumper off, hell almost strictly attempt to get off a one handed half jump-shot/half floater that isnt always very appropriate considering how far out he will be sometimes, and the results are predictably not as consistent as youd hope.
From behind the arc, though, there is no mistaking the fact that hes absolutely lights out. When Jackson has a chance to set his feet for just a second, the ball is going to go in the basket more often that not. His release is lightning quick and his mechanics absolutely terrific, indeed making him one of the best 3-point shooters youll find in the country as far as volume and percentages go. He hits tough shots with a hand in his face on a regular basis, and does not have a problem taking responsibilities on his shoulders when the game is on the line.
Despite his disposition as a scorer through and through, he doesnt force the issue nearly as much as youd usually expect players in his mold (read: undersized shooting guards from bad teams) to. Hes a patient player who lets things come to him and is very much adept at looking for the best shot he or his teammate can find. Although he shows nothing close to the instincts youd hope for in a point guard, hes definitely not a selfish player and will rarely hurt his team as long as his shot is falling.
Defensively, you get more of the same. Jackson is a tough and strong guard who doesnt like to give his matchup anything easy. While he might not be quite big or quick enough to be a lockdown defender in the NBA, his fundamentals and hard-nosed attitude ensure that hell always be quite solid in this area. As far as the NBA is concerned, stranger things have happened than a 20+ point per game scorer from a high major conference making it, combo guard or not, but the early inclination would be that hes going to be absolutely ideal for Europe.
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Sasha Kaun
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6' 11"
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30 Years Old
High School:
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6' 3"
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29 Years Old
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I bought this game and now its collecting dust in my drawer... And I'm afraid that my will power is gonna dry up and that I'll upgrade to 2.6 just to play it... DAMN YOU SONY!!
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Immaculee Ilibagiza, fourth from right, center, join new immigrants in the pledge allegiance, during the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) naturalization ceremony on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 in New York. Ilibagiza, author of the best seller "Left to Tell, Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust," addressed fellow immigrants with her story of hiding in a 3-by-4 foot bathroom with seven other women and girls before fleeing the 1994 Rwandan genocide, which claimed more than 500,000 lives. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)
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I will be travelling to Hanoi for 3 days 3 nights, in May. My accomodation is not arranged, I have no intentions of making pre-booked activities till I arrive there. Here I am having a few questions, hoping to find some answers for my planning.
1. My flight arrives at 1920hrs on a Friday. Upon arrival, any suggestions for what to do from that time onwards?
2. I am looking to stay at Hanoi Guesthouse. As far as i've read, it seems to be quite popular among travellers. I am looking to stay at a guesthouse that is charming styled with character, at a good location and reasonably cheap. My budget is $15 or below. Any recommendations?
3. I have the preference of staying relaxed and soaking up the local culture, in comparison to, trying to fit all the 'must dos/sees' in the short 3 days stay. Of course, if time permits, some activities would be nice. Are there any suggestions for an itinerary in this case?
4.i read abit about Halong Bay. Can i ask if it is worth taking just a day trip there? If i'm not asking too much, can i ask to hear any first-hand experiences or good sights at Halong Bay?
5. I understand that the visit of the Perfume Pagoda is time consuming, I am intending to skip that. However, I have also read about the wonderful experience of the boat ride to the Perfume Pagoda, as the scenery is peaceful and magnificent. Has anyone done a boat ride on a sampan at Hanoi or around, other than going to the Perfume Pagoda?
Many thanks!
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Hi Mia,
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1) If you're arriving at 19:20, you probably won't be in town till 20:00-20:30, so find a room, eat and sleep!
2) I'm not familiar with Hanoi Guesthouse, but can highly recommend the family-run Tung Trang Hotel.
3) If you're just there for three days, I'd recommend:
Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum
Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
Hanoi Hilton
Wander around Hoan Kiem Lake as much as you can
For food, check out Sticky Rice -- an excellend Hanoi food blog.
4) If you're never going to be in Hanoi again, thena one-day trip to Halong Bay is better than nothing, but a two or three day trip is far better -- the vast bulk of people visit on an organised tour.
5) Near Hanoi, I think Perfume Pagoda is your only option... while it is a pleasant trip -- imagine a sampan traffic jam for a better idea of what it can be like.
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thank you for your recommendations, will definitely take that into consideration. While those are some good inputs, if there are anymore suggestions or adventures to recommend, I will be grateful take in more advice anytime! By the way, how safe or unsafe for a lady to travel alone in Asia?
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Despite Kazmir's apparent discomfort, he was never taken back into the clubhouse with the training staff. As a precaution, his sparkling outing ended after that sixth inning – and afterwards, concerns were alleviated when Kazmir reiterated that he's "fine":
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Google's homepage features a medley of chomping, trunked, glasses-flipping Muppets in a new Google Doodle that honors the 75th anniversary of the birthday of late Muppets creator Jim Henson, who was born September 24, 1936.
The HTML5-powered logo is interactive and includes a few fun surprises: you can play "puppeteer" by clicking on the colored circles beneath each of the characters, which opens their mouths, and the Muppets will follow your cursor with their eyes when you move your mouse. One of the characters will throw his glasses into the air, and another actually eats a fellow Muppet (See the video below).
Henson's son Brian Henson, now chairman of the Jim Henson Company, wrote a post in Google's blog about the doodle paying tribute to his father.
"He loved dogs, particularly goofy ones. And he lived for those moments when everyone laughed so hard they couldn't talk," Henson wrote, while also recalling his father's passion for games, being allowed to stay up late to watch his father's appearance on TV, and his father's sense that "the Muppets were a family."
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The Washington Post writes of Henson's life and career:
Born in Greenville, Miss., in 1936, Henson created his fuzzy, goggle-eyed puppets in the '50s, and they soon began appearing on local television while he attended the University of Maryland (where he met his future wife and the show's co-producer, Jane Nebel).
In 1969, Kermit the Frog, Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch and the rest of the lovable furry troupe began to appear on PBS's new "Sesame Street." By the '70s, the Muppets gained a hit prime-time show (and Miss Piggy) and, soon, hit the big screen. (Their newest feature film is November's "The Muppets," starring Jason Segel and Amy Adams.)
Henson died May 16, 1990 and in his obituary in the New York Times, the Public Broadcasting Service, which hosted Sesame Street, calls Henson ''the spark that ignited our fledgling broadcast service.''
The chairman and chief executive of the company that produced Sesame Street described Henson as "our era's Charlie Chaplin, Mae West, W. C. Fields and Marx Brothers," according to the New York Times.
Google users have created some impressive animations using the Jim Henson Google doodle. See the videos below to watch the Muppets singing Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" and the Black Eyed Peas' "Boom Boom Pow," check out the surprises in the doodle, and much more.
Here's my first attempt at online puppetry, using the Jim Henson google doodle puppets to mime to an acapella version of Poker Face by Lady Gaga I found on YouTube. It could be much better with practice (it was hard to move the mouse around quick enough on my macbook). Would like to know a way to animate more than 1 puppet at once for the harmony parts...looking forward to watching more google puppet videos tomorrow. :-)
The singing google doodle muppets are back with the classic Boom Boom Pow. Once again I do not claim to own this song or anything. Don't take it down.
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Presentation Summary : Title: Motivation & Involvement Author: Herbert Blake Last modified by: CBA Created Date: 4/7/1997 4:01:28 PM Document presentation format: On-screen Show
Source : http://www.csus.edu/indiv/w/wangc/mgmt280/doc/Notes/Motivation.ppt
Presentation Summary : Motivation is used in Psychology as education to boost and direct student behavior. It points students in the right direction and attempts to keep them going in that ...
Source : http://hensley.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/file/view/Motivational%20Concepts.pptx/420780070/Motivational%20Concepts.pptx
Motivation - Austin Peay State University | Middle Tennessee PPT
Presentation Summary : Motivation PASS 0900 * Motivation Motivation is an internal condition that Activates behavior Gives it direction Energizes and directs goal-oriented behavior Source ...
Source : http://www.apsu.edu/sites/apsu.edu/files/haralsonk/Motivation.ppt
Motivation - Home | Learning, Design and Technology PPT
Presentation Summary : Motivation in WBL Environments: a 'winning' approach Greg Warman EDUC391X Professor Paul Kim Why is motivation critical? There is a crisis in WBL Dropout rates ...
Source : http://ldtprojects.stanford.edu/~educ39106/GregW/Independent%20Project/Independent%20Project%20-%20Motivation.ppt
Putting Classroom Grading on the Table: A Reform in Progress PPT
Presentation Summary : American Secondary Education Journal. ... Positive and negative incentives in the classroom: An analysis of grading systems and student motivation.
Source : http://ed.fullerton.edu/c-real/files/2012/11/021611_KeepingHopeAliveCSUFColloquiumPresentation.ppt


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Video 1: Animation of the main design tool used for the final form-finding process. It is able to implement not only the principles and constraints we developed in the fields of biomimetics, fabrication and material behavior beforehand, but also architectural intentions and spatial qualities.
Software used: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper and Kangaroo
For more information visit icd.uni-stuttgart.de or itke.uni-stuttgart.de
Institute for Computational Design – Prof. Achim Menges
Institute of Building Structures and Structural Design – Prof. Jan Knippers
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Oliver David Krieg, Boyan Mihaylov
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Markus Gabler (project management), Riccardo La Magna (structural design), Steffen Reichert (detail design), Tobias Schwinn (project management), Frédéric Waimer (structural design)
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