Introduction: People used to believe that memory loss is unavoidable. After a certain age, everyone lost the power of remembering everything. But the modern study started to unfold new stones. They find out that memory loss is not related to your age. You can improve your memory capacity with some simple works. Memories are stored in your brain and brain is a complicated body part. I will discuss some of the ways to improve your memory. Read them carefully and apply them in your life for having better memory remembering ability.
There are two types of memory, long-term, and short-term. Long-term memory can store massive amount of information for a long period. Like, your father or mother phone number can be recalled by you after a long time too. Because of your decision to store the numbers of your parent in your long-term memory.
On the other hand, short-term memory tends to keep information for less period. Like, you are walking beside the road, and you encounter bus. If anyone asks you immediately what is the color of the bus, you can answer them. But if anyone asks you the same question after a day, you will not be able to answer that. Because you have decided to store it as a short-term memory.
You can solve your long term and short term memory loss problem with meditation. Meditation helps to improve your cognition and focus. Our brain is processing information every time and losing them too. You have to be focused to keep data for a long time in our brain. A study shows that after meditation, your brain started to collect information in less amount but helps to store it for a long period. A straight eight-week meditation can improve your memory and remembering power.
Coffee contains caffeine. Caffeine is a psychoactive substance which can help you to improve your brain function and boost metabolism. There is a debate about whether it can really enhance your memory or not. Some tea and chocolates are also a good source of caffeine, but coffee is the most significant source of caffeine.
Research finds out that caffeine can boost up your long-term memory. Researchers claim that at least 200 mg of caffeine intake is necessary for getting a better result. More inputs can help you more in this process. The result cannot be found within some hours; you have to wait at least 24 hours for effect to show up.
Caffeine used to block adenosine molecule and regulate the function of norepinephrine. Norepinephrine brings a positive impact on your memory. In the research, the participants are given the job to memorize a set of images. Some of them are giving caffeine, and some of them are not. They have been asked after 24 hours about the set of images. Those who have given caffeine show better results rather than the caffeine less people. Long-term memory loss treatment can be done with the regular cup of coffee.
What causes memory loss? Memory loss is related to our brain. Diseases which impact in our brain also affect in our memory. HIV, thyroid gland infection and Alzheimer's disease cause loss of brain cells. You can call them memory loss diseases too. Excess stress, anxiety or depression can also harm our memory. Berries are rich in anthocyanins and flavonoids which help to improve our brain function.
A study from the University and Peninsula medical school found that regular taking of berries strengthen our working memory. The effect stated to show up within three weeks after started taking berries. The university is still working with berries and finding out new benefits of taking berries regularly. In your old age, if you began to take berries regularly, the rate of your memory loss will reduce in satisfaction amount.
As I say, it is high in flavonoids which have an excellent reputation for improving the connection of your brain. They are beneficial for long-term memory and can remove the sudden memory loss problem. Eat some berries as a snack or mix it with some cereal. They are tasty and healthy at the same time. Besides the remedy from memory loss, it can also help you in many other health conditions.
Exercise helps us a lot in our daily life. We all know regular exercise can keep us fit physically. But do you do regular exercise can also improve your memory health? It can help you to reduce the tendency of memory loss. Yoga is an excellent form of exercise. Crane pose, lotus pose, standing forward bend, shoulder stand pose, plow pose, seated forward bend and tree stand pose is the name of some yoga poses which you can do for improving brain power.
If you are facing instant memory loss, regular exercise can be a solution for it. When you keep your body active, your spatial memory starts to improve. Special memory used to collect information about one's environment and spatial orientation. Cognitive abilities can also be enhanced day by day. Cognitive ability is known as the ability of individuals to perform various mental activities.
Improvement of cognitive abilities means increase in your memory. So who are closely looking for relief from a memory loss problem, I will suggest them to start exercising every day. It will improve their memory recall ability and health too. Even walking is a form of exercise. So don't sit on a chair lazily, start walking.
One of the main reason for your memory loss is lack of sleep. When you don't have a proper sleep at night, you will start to face memory loss symptoms. Most of the memory consolidation process occurs during our sleeping period. Memory consolidation is a process which encodes your memory in your brain. The memory which passes through the consolidation process used to remain as a long-term memory in your brain.
In research, we take 40 people and separate them into two parts. We told all of them to study a specific passage. Then give them some hour break. One group take a little nap, and the other group passes their time eating or gossiping. Later on, when we ask them to say the passage, the group which takes a nap perform well rather than the opposite group.
When the brain collects memory for the first time, it stores the memory in the hippocampus. Memories in hippocampus can be quickly forgotten. But in the study,, we see that a proper sleep can push your memory to the neocortex. The neocortex is one kind of brains permanent storage. Permanent storage abstract the path of memories to lose. So they keep safe in your brain and can be recalled anytime. So if you are facing any problem regarding memory remembering, take a nap.
All of the five methods which I have discussed have scientific proof. We all face problems with our memory. Many important things start to remove from our mind after a particular time, and we begin to blame the age. But the real problem is far different. Some simple steps can help you to get relief from this memory loss problem. If you have already tried some of them, let us know about the result in the comment section. Don't forget to like and share them with your friends.


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Bill on Jackson Capitol Complex moves to Senate
by R.L. Nave February 9, 2017 June 17, 2019
Rep. Adrienne Wooten, D-Ridgeland Credit: House of Representatives
After passing earlier in the month, but held for reconsideration, a bill that would form a new infrastructure improvement district in Jackson was amended and sent to the Senate.
House Bill 1226 would create the Capitol Complex Improvement District with a five-member board of directors and an executive director to oversee the district and a 11-member advisory board.
During debate on the bill Feb. 1, Rep. Adrienne Wooten, D-Jackson, protested, saying that members of the Jackson delegation had not been briefed on the bill even though its sponsor, Republican Rep. Bill Denny, is from Jackson.
Under the original bill, two board members would be appointed by the governor, two by the lieutenant governor and one by the mayor of Jackson. Two of the board members are to be from Hinds County, with the remainder from Hinds, Rankin or Madison counties. The state would place 12.5 percent of sales tax generated in the city of Jackson to a special fund for infrastructure maintenance and repairs.
When the House reconsidered the legislation Thursday morning, Wooten offered and won support for an amendment that would require that all appointees from the governing commission to be from the city of Jackson and that the Jackson City Council, not the mayor, would appoint a member to the 11-member advisory board.
In addition, the amendment required that the district's leaders would have to consult with disadvantaged business enterprises; the Jackson Police Department would provide protection for all special events; the district would be responsible for maintaining all the infrastructure within the district; and 12.5 percent of the special diversion would go back to Jackson for police and fire protection.
by R.L. Nave, Mississippi Today

Bill on Jackson Capitol Complex moves to Senate

by R.L. Nave, Mississippi Today
February 9, 2017

After passing earlier in the month, but held for reconsideration, a bill that would form a new infrastructure improvement district in Jackson was amended and sent to the Senate.

House Bill 1226 would create the Capitol Complex Improvement District with a five-member board of directors and an executive director to oversee the district and a 11-member advisory board.

During debate on the bill Feb. 1, Rep. Adrienne Wooten, D-Jackson, protested, saying that members of the Jackson delegation had not been briefed on the bill even though its sponsor, Republican Rep. Bill Denny, is from Jackson.

Under the original bill, two board members would be appointed by the governor, two by the lieutenant governor and one by the mayor of Jackson. Two of the board members are to be from Hinds County, with the remainder from Hinds, Rankin or Madison counties. The state would place 12.5 percent of sales tax generated in the city of Jackson to a special fund for infrastructure maintenance and repairs.

When the House reconsidered the legislation Thursday morning, Wooten offered and won support for an amendment that would require that all appointees from the governing commission to be from the city of Jackson and that the Jackson City Council, not the mayor, would appoint a member to the 11-member advisory board.

In addition, the amendment required that the district's leaders would have to consult with disadvantaged business enterprises; the Jackson Police Department would provide protection for all special events; the district would be responsible for maintaining all the infrastructure within the district; and 12.5 percent of the special diversion would go back to Jackson for police and fire protection.

This article first appeared on Mississippi Today and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
R.L. Nave
Ryan L. Nave, a native of University City, Mo., served as Mississippi Today's editor-in-chief from May 2018 until April 2020. Ryan began his career with Mississippi Today February 2016 as an original member of the editorial team. He became news editor August 2016. Ryan has a bachelor's in political science from the University of Missouri-Columbia and has worked for Illinois Times and served as news editor for the Jackson Free Press.
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Q: Why do my "All Time Review Stats" and "Badge Progress" show different numbers in each category? My rep only allows me to review the first 2 categories: 'First Posts' and 'Late Answers'. But whenever I go to either of them and check my overall review stats, the numbers shown don't match. Here are the screen shots (captured at the same time in 2 different tabs):
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(Even the progress bar at the top shows the these different numbers).
Why is this happening? If the all time is about that category, why the badge progress (which I assume is the overall reviews) is different, too?

A: First Posts and Late Answers are entirely separate queues; in fact, so are all the others. The six review queues have nothing to do with each other (except 1. sharing an overview screen at /review, and 2. sometimes the same post gets to First Posts and Late Answers). The badges - Custodian, Reviewer, and Steward - are awarded separately for each queue. Because the queues are all separate, badge progress in one queue doesn't affect the others. Basically, they're not the same queue, and have no compulsion to match each other.
tl;dr They're not the same statistic, so they don't have to match.
(I don't know of any place that tracks your stats across all the queues - you'll have to do that manually.)

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While the Nets starters tired and Harden, Irving and Durant played the final 18:45 together, Brooklyn's best on-ball defender, Bruce Brown, sat on the bench. Brown's 6-2 frame made for an ideal matchup to potentially cool down Sexton, who is 6-1, but after seeing the reserves struggle in the second quarter, Nash elected to tighten his rotations and play just nine all game. After the game, Brooklyn's stars said Sexton hit a lot of difficult shots on them and his performance isn't a total reflection of the defense. "He made some tough shots," Harden said. "And if he missed those shots, is it good defense? No, he made some tough shots, everybody's tired at that point, and I think we did enough, especially in the fourth quarter and first overtime. I don't know how many points he had in that second overtime, but I think he had the majority of them. Chalk your hat up to him."
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Irving said his time in Cleveland with LeBron James and Kevin Love taught him that resolve, compromise and sacrifice was necessary for the Cavaliers to win at a high level. Irving thinks the same can happen in Brooklyn with his new star-studded team. Like his last one, it isn't going to happen immediately. "We'll have good nights, we'll have great nights, but it's how we galvanize as a group together," Irving said. "It's how we sacrifice and compromise for the greater good. And that still remains to be seen. Obviously, one game is out of the way, but I'm excited for what's to come."
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His teammates have noticed a difference in him, too. Osman has noted the advancements in Sexton's game from his rookie year to now. Sexton is competitive on the defensive end of the floor, he's making the extra pass and his assists this season are up to 3.7 per game. "Obviously, last year he was better, and this year he's even better," Osman said. "He made like 14 or 15 points in a row, and then there was good defense on him, but then he found TP (new Cavalier Taurean Prince) in the corner for a 3-point shot that was wide open. That was a beautiful play from Collin. He could have taken that one too but saw TP was open, and that was the right play, so he made the right play. You can see from his first year until now — he's just getting better every day."
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Meanwhile, Kerr says the Warriors focused the "vast majority" of their initial practices this preseason on defense so they can compete in early games while beta testing the offense on the fly. "Training camp before was just about getting in shape," Curry says. "Now we gotta do that and figure out who needs to be where, what sets are going to be our bread and butter, defensive chemistry and communication — everything that makes a team great."
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"Steph is so unique. There's nobody like him in the NBA," Kerr says. "Nobody who can play on and off the ball at that level and who creates that kind of havoc. And so I think with most players who come in, they're not used to the second half of the possession. They're sort of used to whatever the pattern is in the beginning. But as soon as maybe Steph gives up the ball, that's when the action really starts the way we play. And that's the tricky part for guys to figure out."
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Wiggins' latest display came Wednesday night, when he contributed 18 points, seven rebounds, three assists and terrific defense in a 121-99 win over the San Antonio Spurs. He says he wants to "change the narrative" that followed him to the Bay Area, and all indications are he is serious about it. It is being noticed, even earning him a nickname. "He's more than capable as 'Two-way Wiggs," as we call him now, at just being able to make his presence felt," Stephen Curry said. "I think he really cares about the defensive end, and being with us, he's able to kind of show it night after night. There's an expectation of it now. He's proven that he can definitely make an impact on that end of the floor, guarding the ball, off the ball or whatever."
5 mins ago – via Monte Poole @ Yahoo! Sports
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Wiseman noted that his consistent film study has made him feel more comfortable on the floor, but it was Green who has really assisted him when it comes to figuring out how to stay in the game and stay out of foul trouble. "Listening to Draymond, talking to Draymond," Wiseman said. "He's giving me little tricks, different tricks on how to be smart. How to stay on my feet, because I'm 7-1, so I don't have to jump. So if I'm going to jump, be the second jumper. But just like using verticality, which I'm getting better at."
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Now that they're in, it's going to be very hard to get some players to opt out. "I love the game of basketball, so if I have the chance to play it, I will," Grizzlies star guard Ja Morant told me on a Zoom Monday. "I also feel like COVID is a big thing going on right now. We still have to be safe. I feel like the league's doing a great job, from last season to even this season, trying to stop it, make sure we keep the games going and everybody staying safe and healthy. I feel like as long as everybody locks into it, hold each other accountable and also their self, I feel like the season will be fine to continue to go on."
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Concordia Merrel, pseudônimo de Mary Phyllis Joan Morton (1886 – 1963), nascida Logan, foi uma escritora e modelo fotográfico inglesa do início do século XX.

Biografia
Mary Phyllis Joan Logan era filha de Thomas Tweddle Logan (1855-1936) e Beatrice Maud Pattenden (1860-). Era modelo fotográfico e fez muitas propagandas, inclusive foi a "Garota Kodak 1910", a "original garota Kodak, de vestido listrado", trabalhando para a empresa por muitos anos.

Foi casada com o ator Franklyn Dyall (1874-1950), com o qual teve o filho Valentine Dyall (1908-1985), famoso por ser o "homem de preto" no rádio, e que é pai do estilista Christian Dyall.

Posteriormente, Mary foi casada com Cavendish Morton (1876-1939), fotógrafo, ator e diretor de arte nascido nos Estados Unidos de pais ingleses. Mary viveu com Cavendish na Ilha de Wight, e teve com ele dois filhos, os gêmeos Concord (1911) e Cavendish (Cavie) Morton (1911), este também artista plástico. Mary foi modelo de muitos trabalhos fotográficos do marido.

Obras de Concordia Merrel no Brasil
 O Casamento de Ana. Volume 9 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional. Tradução de Azevedo Amaral.
 Casamento de Experiência, tradução de Oliveira Ribeiro Neto. Volume 11 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 Felicidade Inesperada (Julia Takes Her Chance, 1921), tradução de Jerônimo Monteiro. Volume 36 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional, em 2 volumes.
 O Homem Sem Piedade (The man without mercy), tradução de Mário Sette. Volume 41 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 Casada por Dinheiro (Married For Money), tradução de Mário Sette. Volume 44 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 Casamento por Vingança (1930). Volume 49 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 A Maltrapilha (Ragged Robin). Volume 62 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional, em 2 volumes.
 Uma Noiva em Leilão. Volume 69 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 Qual dos Três? (Love and Diana), tradução de Jorge Amado, feita em 1947. Volume 74 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 A Sétima Miss Brown (The seventh Miss Brown), tradução de Tati A. de Melo. Volume 77 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 Adão e Algumas Evas (Adam – and some Eves, 1931), tradução de Tati A. de Melo. Volume 88 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional, em 2 volumes.
 O Selvagem, tradução de Valdemar Cavalcanti. Volume 91 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 Dois Amores, tradução da Sra. Leandro Dupré. Volume 121 da Coleção Biblioteca das Moças, Companhia Editora Nacional.
 A Quiromante
 Coração Indeciso – tradução de Raquel de Queirós e Cícero Franklin de Lima, em 1943.

Notas e referências

Referências bibliográficas
 Coleção Cavendish
 Mary Phyllis Joan Morton

Mulheres romancistas da Inglaterra
Modelos femininos do Reino Unido
Pseudônimos da Inglaterra

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Delingpole: Thirty Years On — How Dirty Tricks in Congress Launched the Great Global Warming Scare
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June 23 is the 30th anniversary of the great global warming scare.
The scare began in Washington, DC, on this day in 1988 when testimony by a then little-known scientist called James Hansen before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources caught headlines across the world.
Hansen, head of NASA's Goddard Institute of Space Studies, declared that the four hottest years ever recorded had all been in the 1980s, rising to a peak in 1987, and that 1988 would be hotter still – "the warmest year on record."
This triggered the first of many thousands of headlines over three decades warning that "man-made global warming" – "climate change" as it later became known – was the most urgent crisis of the age.
But – like the scare itself – the claims were dishonest, hysterical, misleading, unscientific, needlessly alarmist, and cynically stage-managed.
As Christopher Booker describes in his The Real Global Warming Disaster, Hansen's dramatic testimony delighted the two US Senators most involved in promoting the global warming scare – Al Gore and the Senate Committee's chairman Tim Wirth.
Right from the start, as Booker describes, it was a carefully stage-managed scam:
Only years later did it emerge just how carefully Wirth and his team had worked for this effect. In 2007, on a U.S. public service TV programme which supported the cause of man-made global warming, Wirth recalled how "we knew there was this scientist at NASA who had really identified the human impact before anybody else had done so, and was very certain about it. So we called him up and asked if he would testify."
Wirth then described how his team had called the Weather Bureau to discover what was likely, historically, to be the hottest day of that summer. "So we scheduled the hearing that day, and bingo, it was the hottest day on record in Washington, or close to it."
The presenter then asked "did you also alter the temperature in the room that day?" Wirth replied:
"What we did is that we went in the night before and opened all the windows inside the room … so that the air conditioning wasn't working … so when the hearing occurred, there wasn't only bliss, which is television cameras in double figures, but it was really hot."
The interview then cut to a clip of Hansen in 1988 beginning to speak, sweating profusely, with Wirth commenting in voice-over "the wonderful Jim Hansen was wiping his brow at the table at the hearing, at the witness table, and giving this remarkable testimony."
A senior New York Times journalist of the time was cut in, claiming that if Hansen had not said what he did in 1988 "it would have not become the major issue and scientists would not have taken it up the way they did after that. It was a major breakthrough."
Cut back to Wirth saying "I mean this was a very, very brave statement. I mean he was on the edge of the science. He's working for the federal government, and certainly, this was not cleared, you know, far up the the line, what he had to say."
Reality has not treated Hansen's predictions kindly.
As Steven Goddard notes here in a piece titled "Thirty Years of the James Hansen Clown Show," an ice-free Arctic and a Manhattan underwater are just some of the Hansen predictions that have failed to transpire.
Hansen continues to tell anyone who will listen that the climate crisis is as real as ever. The list of people he holds responsible for their apparent failure to deal with the problem is long and varied.
According to the Guardian:
Hansen's long list of culprits for this inertia are both familiar – the nefarious lobbying of the fossil fuel industry – and surprising. Jerry Brown, the progressive governor of California, and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, are "both pretending to be solving the problem" while being unambitious and shunning low-carbon nuclear power, Hansen argues.
There is particular scorn for Barack Obama. Hansen says in a scathing upcoming book that the former president "failed miserably" on climate change and oversaw policies that were "late, ineffectual and partisan."
Perhaps the most obvious person missing from Hansen's blame list is the guy who, on the flimsiest of evidence, abused his scientific credibility and his institutional prestige, cooked up the whole scare story in the first place. Step forward the ex-head of NASA's Goddard Institute of Space Studies…
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• Parts can be mass produced with identical tolerances from one part to the next, provided that mandrels can be made with adequate replication.
• Fine detail reproduction is unmatched by any other method of mass fabrication. Examples are the electroforming of microgroove masters and stampers for the record and compact disc industries, surface roughness standards, and masters and stampers for holographic image reproduction.
• Mechanical properties of electroformed articles can be varied over a wide range by selecting a suitable plating electrolyte and adjusting operating conditions. In some instances properties can be created in electroformed metals that are difficult, if not impossible, to duplicate in wrought counterparts.
• Some shapes, particularly those with complex internal surfaces or passages, cannot be made by any other method without excessive machining costs and scrap losses. These shapes are often easily electroformed. Examples of such hardware are regeneratively cooled thrust chambers and waveguides with compound curves.
• Gearing up to high-volume production is relatively easy in many electroforming applications. For example, a number of first-generation positive replicas can be made from which a large number of second-generation negatives can be electroformed. Such technology lends itself to many molds, stamping devices, and optical surfaces requiring volume production.
• The size and thickness of parts electroformed is not limited. Larger size can be accommodated by increasing the tank volume in which the electrolyte is contained. Thickness may vary from micrometers, as in foils, to one or more centimeters, as is common in rocket thrust chamber shells.
• Without the use of thermal joining techniques, metal layers can be applied by electroforming to provide sandwich composites having a variety of functional properties. Waveguides having an inner silver electroformed layer for high electrical conductivity and an outer electroformed structural layer of copper, nickel, nickel-cobalt, or other electrodepositable alloys are examples.
• Electroforming is generally an expensive manufacturing method and is chosen when other methods are more expensive or impractical to produce the desired hardware.
• Thick electroforming is very time-consuming. Some deposits require days, or even weeks, to produce the desired thickness. However, unlike precision machining, which is also very time-consuming, electroforming is not labor-intensive once the deposition process is started.
• Design limitations exist in that deep or narrow recesses and sharp angles cause problems. Sudden and severe change in cross section or wall thickness must be avoided unless subsequent machining can be permitted.
• Most electrodeposits have some degree of stress in the as-deposited condition that may cause distortion after the mandrel is separated. Stress relieving and special attention to electrolyte chemistries and operating parameters can lessen this problem.
• Any degradation in the mandrel surface quality will be reproduced in the electroform made from it.


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ACC Tournament Blog
Posted Saturday, March 15 at 5:55 p.m.
by Simit Shah
A few thoughts on a day when folks have one eye on basketball and the other on the weather around the southeast. It's been interesting to walk around the media work area today and see as many laptops showing radar maps as scoreboards.
And who would have figured that Georgia Tech's logo and Buzz would be plastered all over the SEC Tournament? Certainly a strange sight earlier this afternoon, and the pictures from the displaced SEC Tournament elicited more than a few humorous comments among the media prior to the start of action in Charlotte today.
Back to basketball and a few random bits from the locker room last night.
One more tip of the cap to seniors Jeremis Smith and Anthony Morrow. Folks can debate about the successes and failures of their careers, but there's no doubt that these two young men have represented the Institute with plenty of class the last four years.
This has been a year filled with painful losses, and the duo is often asked to talk to the media afterwards. Morrow and Smith have always been accommodating and forthcoming, even in difficult circumstances, and you'll find a lot of respect for them among the media contingent both in Atlanta and around the ACC.
As the final seconds ticked off the clock yesterday, Morrow and Smith embraced at the end of the Tech bench for a moment before walking off the court. It was an emotional moment for both, and Smith was still clearly overwhelmed in the locker room.
"This is big-time emotional for me," he said. "I just wanted to thank all the people that I've developed relationships with, even the referees. You've seen me out there talking to them all the time. The refs, the fans, my teammates, coaches, everyone — we're talking four years, so these kinds of relationships are hard to come by."
"I knew Jeremis going back two or three years before Georgia Tech," added Morrow. "I told him that it's been great playing with a guy that put his body on the line for the whole program. That really rubbed off on me and I lot of other guys. He established that toughness. He made me tougher and the whole team a lot tougher."
Most assume that the loss to Duke was the final game of the season, but is it? Paul Hewitt mentioned the NIT several times in postgame interviews, and he hopes the tournament will look at Tech's 15-17 record and factor in the strength of schedule, as well as some of the narrow losses this season.
"I hope that we get invited to the NIT," he said. "I don't know how, but if we can just to get a chance to play more basketball, I think we could do some really good things."
I asked him if there was a process to lobby the committee, and he laughed, "I don't know, but I'll find out."
Saturday, March 15 at 11:30 a.m.
"The Word From Wes"
GAMES IN CHARLOTTE WITH AN EYE ON ATLANTA
Good morning from Charlotte, where it's semi-final Saturday at the ACC Tournament. But to be honest, it's been weird to be in Charlotte and know that there was severe weather in our hometown last night.
When the news broke around Charlotte last night, things were calming down at Bobcats Arena from the first semi-final game between Duke and Georgia Tech. Instantly, reports started coming out and those of us with Atlanta ties were on the phone with someone letting us know what had happened and the impact on the remainder of the SEC Tournament.
Today, as Carolina – Virginia Tech square for a second time this season at 1:30, there will be plenty of interest in how Georgia Tech hosts the remainder of the SEC Tournament at Alexander Memorial Coliseum.
EARLY MORNING AT AMC
Before the sun came up this morning, work was already being done by people in the athletic department at Georgia Tech to help insure as smooth a transition as possible for the SEC Tournament to continue.
It won't be the same, but everyone involved will try to make it as seamless as possible.
Facility, game operations and video production will all play a role in helping the SEC continue their event today.
Last night, the TV trucks for the SEC were moved from the Georgia Dome to AMC, so that they could begin putting cameras and other elements in place this morning for the telecasts. Those become more critical as only a limited number of people would be allowed in the building.
That limited number of tickets also means that parking will likely not be as crazy as one would think. With a track event scheduled across the street, it won't be easy, but not nearly what it would be if there were 9,000 people expected three times in a 27 hour time frame on campus.
One bit of relief on that front is that Spring Break started on campus this weekend, so most of the students are gone for the upcoming week.
Hope everyone is safe today…radio coverage on ISP Sports starts at 1 p.m. for the semi-finals from Charlotte.
Posted Friday, March 14 at 3:50 p.m.
One of the best stories this week is the homecoming of Anthony Morrow. The Charlotte native is playing in front of a healthy contingent of friends and family this weekend, including his grandmother who is seeing him play collegiately for the first time.
When I talked to him Monday, Morrow said that he had been wheeling and dealing with teammates to help him get enough tickets for the tournament, and at last count he had gotten his hands on 14.
"I was tracking some guys down," he said.
He was the final Yellow Jacket introduced last night, and the PA announcer emphasized his hometown. He got a nice hand, and he seemed to have plenty of the neutral parties rooting him on during his 18-point, seven-rebound performance.
Morrow certainly rose to the occasion and played with emotion and bravado that I have rarely seen in his four-year career. Paul Hewitt told me that some guys put too much pressure on themselves when playing in their hometown, but he wasn't worried about Morrow.
During the first session yesterday, I was flipping through the official program, which always features a player from each team. Not surprisingly, Tech's representative was Morrow, but rather than the standard game action photo, the program used an, um, interesting casual shot. Morrow, who has often showcased his vast eclectic wardrobe and shoe collection, was photographed in a sweater with a striped pink collar peeking through the top. I'm not sure how to describe his pose, but please check out the photo I took.
In the locker room after the Virginia game, I noticed a program in D'Andre Bell's locker. I urged him to check out Morrow's photo, and he and Jeremis Smith howled when they flipped to page 90.
Bell described him as a "chocolate Easter bunny" and caused enough of a commotion that Morrow broke away from an interview to defend himself. He tried to get Smith to agree that he's GQ-worthy, but the fellow senior wasn't biting.
Preparing for Duke
As the first session gets underway, the Yellow Jackets are back in their hotel preparing for tonight's matchup against Duke. Rather than scheduling a workout at a local high school or college, Paul Hewitt had his team go through a morning and afternoon walk-thru in one of the hotel meeting rooms.
Team managers applied tape on the floor to create a makeshift court. Associate sports information director Mike Stamus took a few pictures of the setup.
The team also had a film session this morning. Otherwise, the schedule is almost exactly identical to yesterday. The team will board the bus to the arena around 5 p.m. and warm-up at Bobcats Arena about 30 minutes prior to tipoff.
Georgia Tech will be trying to avenge their February 27 loss in Durham. The Jackets kept the game close for a while, but they didn't shoot a free throw until about the nine minute mark in the second half.
At last night's post-game press conference, Paul Hewitt said that replicating the tempo of the Virginia game will be a key to competing with Duke.
"We are going to try and push the pace and run the floor, and I'm sure they will too," he said. "I think it's important for us to establish something around the basket so we can get to the foul line. I think our guys battled that last game, and they played great defense. We weren't aggressive enough to get to the foul line….If that happens tomorrow night, it is going to be really tough to beat them."
Inside the numbers
I'll offer up a few more stats that may mean nothing.
This will be the third time that Georgia Tech has played on a Friday this season: the season-opening loss to UNC-Greensboro and a first round victory over Charlotte in the Paradise Jam.
Last night, the Jackets had five players score in double digits — Anthony Morrow (18), Jeremis Smith (18), Moe Miller (14), Zack Peacock (14) and Alade Aminu (11). That has happened five times this season (Charlotte, Notre Dame, at Virginia, at Wake Forest and Clemson). Not surprisingly, Tech won all those games.
Georgia Tech's worst loss this season in terms of margin of victory was 82-67 at Clemson. The Jackets exacted revenge with a victory at home three weeks later. The 71-59 loss to Duke was tied (with Vanderbilt) for the second-worst of the season.
Tonight is the third time that the Jackets play on back-to-back days. They were 1-1 in that situation in St. Thomas. I remember Hewitt telling me in St. Thomas that he likes those in-season tournaments, because they provide a good simulation for the ACC Tournament.
Posted Thursday, March 13 at 11:00 p.m.
All about fun
The cramped locker room in Bobcats Arena couldn't contain the pure joy exuding from the Yellow Jackets following their first round victory over Virginia Thursday night. There were smiles and jokes all around after winning their first ACC Tournament game in three years.
Jeremis Smith was grinning ear to ear as he talked about how much fun the team is having right now.
"Before each game instead of (ending the huddle with) '1-2-3-Family!' we say '1-2-3-Fun!' That's our new thing, and we want to have as much fun as possible out there," he said. "Having fun contributes a lot to winning. That's been a big difference these last four or five games."
Paul Hewitt added that the coaching staff is having a lot more fun as well.
"I'm having fun watching them playing good basketball and good team defense," he said. They've been doing some good things all year, but we just haven't had the payoff at the end of games. Sometimes, it's just luck."
Stopping Singletary
You can't say enough about the defensive shackles put on Sean Singletary. It's a team effort, but much of the credit goes to D'Andre Bell. In three games, Singletary has been held to 14-46 shooting, including 2-14 from behind the arc.
"I take a lot of pride in that," said Bell after the game. "I love defending. I looked up to Mario West whether he knew it or not. He led by example, and I used his tactics out on the floor today."
"That's unbelievable," said Smith, pointing to Bell. "Even though he had 20 (points) and 10 (assists), he almost had a triple-double with turnovers. Six turnovers from an all-American are big. That's all we can ask for. Who cares about the points? Who cares about the assists? We just wore him down. That was huge."
Change in plans
After the game, Hewitt said that the team's change in travel plans helped tonight. Originally, the Jackets had planned to fly to Charlotte Tuesday night, but late Monday, Hewitt opted to come to Charlotte Wednesday.
He said some exams and study hall played a factor, and the team practiced Wednesday in Atlanta for about an hour and 45 minutes, which is about 30 minutes longer than normal for a day before a game.
"Thinking about it, I don't think it made much sense coming here and sitting around the hotel Tuesday and Wednesday night," he said. "We wanted to give them another night in their own beds."
JACKETS "RETRO FIT" A WIN IN CHARLOTTE
Watching Georgia Tech play here on Thursday night was almost like seeing a team play for the first time. The Jackets looked like the Hewitt teams of the early years at the corner of 10th and Fowler Streets. They were pressing, shooting threes, running the floor, cashing in on transition chances.
Fitting in a lot of ways that Darryl LaBarrie and Jon Babul, who were critical parts of Hewitt's first team in Atlanta, were in the stands at Bobcats Arena.
Babul just confirmed it for me. Tech was like the "Old Tech" in some ways.
Maybe it's the fresh start. No expectations.
Smith and Morrow were excellent. They scored, rebounded and led. Morrow did a lot of this on emotion, as he normally does, while Smith was just tough.
Sean Singletary was worn out at halftime and then saw his Virginia career ended on a 2-for-7 shooting spree in the second half. It was textbook Jacket defense reminiscent of the early Hewitt years.
A final word about Singletary, who saw his Virginia career end tonight at Bobcats Arena. He got a standing ovation from the crowd when he was lifted in the final minutes of the game. He has essentially carried the Cavaliers this year, and at times over the last three years. Recruited by Pete Gillen, he got the same send-off Matt Harpring did in 1998 from the fans at the tournament and it was deserved.
Tech wore down Virginia and has to hope they have something left in the tank for Duke on Friday night.
KRZYZEWSKI GETS HENDERSON FOR BATTLE AGAINST JACKETS
In his pre-tournament press conference, Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski was asked to reflect on the quarterfinal round suspension of Gerald Henderson a year ago in Tampa. You may remember that Henderson was suspended for one-game following his hard foul on Tyler Hansbrough of Carolina in the regular season finale the previous Sunday.
According to Luciana Chavez of the Raleigh News & Observer, Krzyzewski and Duke were told 45 minutes prior to their game against NC State last year in Tampa by the ACC that Henderson could not sit on the bench and had to sit in the Duke section of the arena.
Krzyzewski stated in his comments on Tuesday that a precedent had already been set in the league and that the player could be on the bench.
It was likely that he was referring to Wake Forest and Chris Paul in the 2005 tournament at the MCI Center. Paul had been suspended by the conference for a shot below the belt on Julius Hodge of NC State in the Deacons' final regular season game at Raleigh.
In the rematch in the tournament, Paul was suspended by Wake Forest coach Skip Prosser. But the point guard sat on the Deacons bench for their tournament loss to State in Washington.
Whatever the precedent, Henderson plays in the tournament tomorrow night for the first time.
A-B-C (Anybody But Carolina) OR A-B-D (Anybody But Duke)
One of the curiosities tomorrow here in Charlotte will be who the crowd gets behind when Florida State meets Carolina and tomorrow night as Georgia Tech faces Duke.
Duke fans are likely to fall in behind the Seminoles, who beat Wake earlier today. Meanwhile tomorrow night, you can bet the Jackets will have the Tar Heels and most others behind them when they beat Duke.
One of the oddest sights in recent tournament history was watching the Devil faithful, cheering wildly for Tech in the 2004 quarterfinal round win over Carolina, then the next day, watching the same crowd root for their beloved Devils against Tech in the semi-finals.
The tournament certainly does make for strange bedfellows at times.
Posted Thursday, March 13 at 4:15 p.m.
The second game of the opening session is underway at Charlotte Bobcats Arena. This is my first trip to the two-year-old facility, and it is impressive, to say the least. As Wes noted yesterday, this is one of the smaller venues that has hosted the ACC Tournament, but it is definitely the most modern.
For those watching on TV, you'll probably get a few tangential views of the massive scoreboard that sits above the court. The arena's website boasts that it is the "most technologically advanced scoreboard in the country," and I don't doubt it.
All four sides feature colossal video screens that show all the action. During the games, the picture is scaled down a bit to show the clock and score, as well as game stats. None of the old-fashioned LED stuff here, folks.
Charlotte native Anthony Morrow has seen a few NBA games here, and he told me earlier this week that the arena reminds him of Philips Arena with the exception of the funky club seating configuration in Atlanta. That's a pretty good comparison. Charlotte has its own unique club section that spans around three-quarters of the arena, but otherwise the upper and lower levels are almost identical.
Given that this is the first session, there's a pretty healthy crowd. The writers around me guess that it's at least 80-percent full. Not sure what the actual attendance is, but I'd wager that this exceeds some of the early sessions in previous years.
Georgia Tech's seating allotment is the behind one of the baskets, which will be on the left side of your TV screen. There is already a good bit of gold in that section, so expect some strong support for the Jackets tonight.
During one of the timeouts of the N.C. State-Miami game, there was some sort of announcement for the winner of an Alltel promotion. They trotted out a few finalists on the floor, and the guy who ended up being the winner was decked out in a Florida basketball jersey. Given a chance to say a few words, he said he was supporting all the teams here, but then wished his Gators good luck in Atlanta. He was heartily booed. You can't do that in the heart of ACC country.
As for the game tonight, the Jackets board their bus for the arena at 5 p.m. They are staying on the outskirts of town, so they should be here by 5:30 to begin preparations for Virginia.
Incidentally, the coaching staff is not scouting the early session since they wouldn't potentially face any of these teams until Sunday. Normally, an assistant coach is assigned to scout each potential opponent. If the Jackets win tonight, they'll have someone here watching the early session tomorrow.
Hewitt did stress the importance of not looking ahead in a situation like this.
"This is a clean slate, and you take care of it, pardon the cliché, one game at a time," he said Monday. "We can't get too far ahead of ourselves. We have to be focused on each possession. There are so many one-point and one-possession games in the ACC, so you never know which possession is going to be difference. You play as hard as you can for as long as you can. If you're lucky to move on, then you worry about the next day."
Posted Thursday, March 13 at 8:30 a.m.
Everyone knows that engineers love their numbers, so here are a few obscure ones to chew on while you try to kill time at work today. Do these really mean anything? I'm pretty sure they don't, but I'll let you be the judge.
This is Georgia Tech's 29th ACC Tournament, but tonight marks the first time the Jackets have been the seventh seed. They are 6-2 in first round games where they were the higher seed.
Virginia and Georgia Tech have met eight times in the ACC Tournament, splitting those contests evenly. Six of those games have been in the first round, and five were decided by seven or fewer points.
Georgia Tech and Virginia are 11th (3.4 per game) and 12th (2.17) in the ACC in blocked shots, respectively. However, the Jackets swatted 13 Cavalier attempts in their two regular season contests, while Virginia recorded only a pair.
Tonight's game will be televised on ESPN2 (and more importantly, ESPN2HD). The Jackets have appeared on the network three times this season and have a 2-1 record (wins against Clemson and at N.C. State, loss to Maryland).
This will be the eighth time the Jackets have tipped off at 7 p.m. ET this season, and they are 5-3 in those games. In case you are wondering, the Jackets are 2-0 on ESPN2 at 7 p.m.
The Jackets won two of their three ACC Tournament championships in Charlotte (Steve Phillips' recap of the '90 and '93 title runs is a great read), but the Queen City hasn't exactly treated Georgia Tech like royalty since then. They are winless in the four tournaments the city has hosted since 1993.
To end on a high note, the last time the Jackets won their final regular season road game (2004), they ended up in the tournament championship game.
FOLLOWING THE GAMES
If you are stuck at work today and tomorrow, there are several options for following the action in Charlotte. Wes mentioned the myriad of school radio networks that are covering the tournament, and many of them offer streaming coverage online including 790 The Zone.
For those with generous corporate firewalls, you can watch the Raycom telecasts online at accselect.com for a fee.
If you'd rather keep your credit card in your wallet, the site is also offering the post-game press conferences for free. ACC coaches, especially after a victory, can put on a show (Roy Williams had some fun with a Coke cup a few years ago), but entertainment value aside, you might find it interesting to see some of the context around the sound bites that end up on SportsCenter or in the newspaper.
Posted Wednesday, March 12 at 1:00 p.m.
WELCOME TO RADIO ROW
Good afternoon from Charlotte, where the 55th ACC Basketball Tournament begins at noon tomorrow, with Wake Forest meeting Florida State.
During the tournament, Simit Shah, the outstanding feature writer for Ramblinwreck.com and I will be "blogging" from Charlotte with tournament items, thoughts and stories about the event. Most of my writing to you will come from "Radio Row"…but more on that later.
This is the first time the tournament has been held at Bobcats Arena, which is the home of the latest NBA expansion team. Apparently, owner Robert Johnson is still waiting for the "right price" from a corporate sponsor to name the 19,026-seat arena…and hasn't found it yet. That is unique in today's corporate sports world, but so is the size of this arena.
This venue is the smallest since the conference staged the 1989 event at The Omni (16,378) in Atlanta. In 1987, the conference held their marquee event at Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland, which sat 18,756, for the last time, after going there in 1976 and 1981.
About a decade ago, the athletic directors started talking about moving the event around to different parts of the conference footprint. Curiously, it means that three of the last four tournaments have been held in some of the smallest venues ever to stage the event.
2005: MCI Center, Washington – 20,173
2006: Greensboro Coliseum – 23,500
2007: St. Pete Times Forum – 20,500
2008: Bobcats Arena – 19,026
That will all change next year and in coming years, when the event is going to be staged exclusively in Atlanta (Georgia Dome – 40,000) and Greensboro. But the AD's who decided to move the event around accomplished their goal.
Things this year in Charlotte are made a little tighter from a ticket perspective because this is the first year that Boston College will receive a share of tickets. That means all 12 schools get a full share of tickets. Add the ACC and their needs and you see where for the first time it's tight on tickets. That will mean "commerce" will be big once a team gets beat, especially if they have good seats.
LEGENDARY RADIO ROW
It's not really "legendary", but it is easily the busiest spot in the building. Georgia Tech is one of several schools that have traditionally broadcast every game of the ACC Tournament. One of the reasons being that while the Jackets might not be playing, there are several alums in the Atlanta area that had no other way to hear the games in the early days of the Jackets in the ACC.
Believe it or not, full radio coverage of the tournament still exists, but in a different way now because of 11 games and also because of the unique bond Georgia Tech has with Wake Forest, Virginia Tech and Florida State. Each school is part of ISP Sports, who holds the radio and other media and marketing rights for the schools.
When the conference expanded to include the Hokies and Hurricanes a couple years ago, Chris Ferris (VP, Radio), Stan Cotton (Voice of the Deacons), Bill Roth (Voice of the Hokies) and myself thought it might be good to "mix and match" the games that our schools were not involved in, and get those games aired to all of our affiliates combined.
It started a couple years ago in Greensboro and will continue here Thursday and Friday. When Saturday and Sunday roll around, things will get back to normal and you will hear me and Randy Waters doing the semi-finals and title game, regardless if the Jackets are in them or not.
When Tech plays Virginia on Thursday night, Randy and I will do the game for our affiliates, while another duo will do the game for the remaining networks and ISP's national affiliates. 790 The Zone will be carrying every game of the tournament as well, so you will have an Atlanta station to hear all the different teams we have working together.
Here's the breakdown for Thursday's game with play-by-play announcer, network and analyst and their network:
12 noon, Florida State v. Wake Forest
Wes Durham (Georgia Tech), Mike Burnop (Virginia Tech)
2:30 p.m., Miami v. NC State
Bill Roth (Virginia Tech), Randy Waters (Georgia Tech)
7 p.m., Georgia Tech v. Virginia
– Normal broadcast team of Wes Durham and Randy Waters on Georgia Tech affiliates.
Other networks will hear Gene Deckerhoff (FSU), Mark Freidinger (Wake Forest)
9:30 p.m., Maryland v. Boston College
Bill Rosinski (ISP), Wimp Sanderson (ISP)
The Friday schedule is set up as follows (subject to change):
12 noon, Carolina v. Florida State / Wake Forest
Bill Rosinski (ISP), Randy Waters (Georgia Tech)
2:30 p.m., VT v. Miami / NC State
Wes Durham (Georgia Tech), Mark Freidinger (Wake Forest)
7 p.m., Duke v. Georgia Tech / Virginia
If the Jackets advance, Tech stations will have Wes Durham and Randy Waters, other Networks will have Bill Roth (Virginia Tech) and Wimp Sanderson (ISP).
9:30 p.m., Clemson v. Miami / Boston College
Stan Cotten (Wake Forest), Keith Jones (Florida State)
To be honest, it's a lot of fun. Working with other guys covering great basketball makes for a very enjoyable four days of work.
It would not be possible without the efforts of our engineers though. Chris Ferris has done a great job of putting all these broadcasts on the same page technically, while Miller Pope, our Georgia Tech engineer is joined by veteran John Brockwell and others who help get the thing sounding just great from Charlotte.
This year's tournament coverage will be hosted by Alan York and Nathan Ealy. Both guys will do a good job of setting up the day's events and keeping you locked in during our coverage with highlights and scores from other tournaments around the country.
With 35 conference games decided by three points or less, or overtime, this year's tournament has a chance to be quite a thrill.


Michael Pena is joining the live-action "Dora the Explorer" movie as the father of the title character.
Isabela Moner is playing Dora in Paramount's film adaptation of the hit Nickelodeon cartoon series and Eva Longoria is portraying her mother. Paramount has set an Aug. 2, 2019, release date.
Kristin Burr is producing the movie, which has been in the works since 2015. The executive producers are John G. Scotti, Julia Pistor, and Eugenio Derbez, who is also co-starring, along with Micke Moreno, Nicholas Coombe, Madeleine Madden, Adriana Barraza, and Temuera Morrison.
"Dora the Explorer" was developed through the studio's Paramount Players division, which hired writer-director Nick Stoller in October to work on the script. James Bobin, whose credits include "Alice Through the Looking Glass" and "Muppets Most Wanted," is directing. Production recently launched in Queensland, Australia.
The production companies are Paramount Players, Nickelodeon, and Walden Media. The "Dora the Explorer" animated TV series ran on Nickelodeon from 2000-2014 for eight seasons. It followed a young Latina girl who went on adventures around the world.
The movie will center on Dora as a teenager, moving to the city and dealing with high school. She finds herself leading Boots (her best friend, a monkey) and a ragtag group of teens on a "Goonies"-esque adventure to save her parents and solve the impossible mystery behind a lost Inca civilization.
Pena starred in "Ant-Man and the Wasp" and will be seen in Season 4 of Netflix's "Narcos: Mexico." He is repped by CAA, Management 360, and Stone Genow. The news was first reported by the Hollywood Reporter.


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22nd December 2015 20 Comments
One of the things I really like about Formula Drift is the fact that drivers and teams from all over the world come to compete in the Pro Championship. However, for some reason not as many FD drivers make an effort to compete in Japan's D1 Grand Prix series. I understand that it may be a budget issue, but seeing how many new Japanese teams make the trip across the pond does make me wonder why the top Formula Drift teams don't make the effort in the name of competition.
Well, Speedhunters driver Vaughn Gittin Jr. figured it was time to make the trip over to Japan to take part in the final round of 2015 D1GP series: Tokyo Drift in Odaiba.
Vaughn really wanted to compete in the final championship round held on the first day of the event, but he wasn't allowed too, as only drivers who had competed in the five earlier rounds were eligible.
However, he was able to compete in the D1GP World Champions exhibition match held the following day. I sat down with him after the event to hear his thoughts on traveling to Japan for D1GP.
LC: It's been over 10 years since you won D1 USA vs. Japan at Irwindale. Back then, did you think you would ever have a chance to compete in an exhibition match in Japan?
VGJr: Not really, but I definitely am a 'believe anything is possible' kind of guy!
In 2005 it was a very distant dream, but one that I have kept my eye on, and through patience and a lot of hard work we finally made it happen this year.
LC: What do you think about qualifying and competition judging with the aid of D1GP's Racelogic DriftBox, which measures angle, speed and track position to essentially give you a score?
VGJr: I was literally told to drive how I feel, which was actually pretty cool. I liked that it was open to interpretation.
But from a competitor standpoint, it made it very difficult to strategize.
I like the overall idea of having technical aids to support scoring in drifting, but because I have no idea how the DriftBox works I can't really comment on it or give a true opinion of its relevance.
LC: What was it like drifting alongside Daigo Saito in his Lamborghini Murciélago?
VGJr: Absolutely awesome and scary! It sounds so insane.
But at the same time I was actually very nervous for him driving it surrounded by walls, because I knew he had such little seat time in it and we had the Battle Drift shoot following the D1GP weekend. I'm sure that parts for a drift-spec Lambo are probably hard to find!
But he drove it like the champ that he is. It was cool to have him on my door and watch it from the outside during the event.
LC: What sort of reactions did the fans and competitors have when you first showed up on grid with your Mustang RTR competition car?
VGJr: It was a very cool reception for both me and my car.
For me personally, it was the first time I have been able to spend time with Japanese fans, which was awesome.
It was a bit overwhelming to be honest, but I was very appreciative of the love!
The fans liked the car for sure, but all the teams were very interested in the build and many were very impressed by it.
It seemed like it was the first time many of the teams and mechanics had seen a drift car like my team builds.
They were crawling all over it and looking underneath inspecting everything whenever we took the wheels off.
If that happened in FD it would be weird, but there we just embraced it and were happy to share our build style with the OGs of drift.
All in all, everyone was pumped we were there and seemingly a bit surprised at how fast and nimble the Mustang RTR was, as it is perceived as a big, heavy car in Japan.
LC: You've drifted all over the world – the Middle East, Europe, China and now Japan… So, where do you want to try to drift next?
VGJr: I have my eyes on the moon, we're just working on the whole lack of gravity thing at the moment. I think me and my bros running tandem on the moon would be pretty epic!
Seriously though, wherever I can. I just like driving, traveling, meeting new people and experiencing new cultures.
It's my favorite thing to go to a foreign country, not be able to communicate through speaking but to simply connect through a passion for cars and drifting.
Drifitng is becoming a universal language and I am pumped to have the opportunity to experience it all over the world!
LC: When do you plan on going back to Japan?
VGJr: As soon as possible! We have some unfinished business and there is plenty more fun to be had over there. I really enjoy the people and culture, too. Japan likes to party and so do I!
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5:52 pmDecember 22, 2015 Twitch_6
Great to see JR. make it over to Japan. It's been a long time coming, but I'd say the video was worth the wait. Would love to see JR do the D1 comps at Suzuka and Ebisu.
Would also b cool to see JR at Pukekohe in NZ, and Mondello in Ireland.
6:28 pmDecember 22, 2015 90nissanS13@my350z
That Lambo, lol.
7:35 pmDecember 22, 2015 DRiFTaddict
okay im going to sound really stupid but im really confused, what is the trunk of the lambo in the bonus images.
7:41 pmDecember 22, 2015 photomoto
DRiFTaddict checkout the feature on the lambo. http://www.speedhunters.com/2015/12/turning-a-lamborghini-into-a-drift-machine/ "This is also where the ATL fuel cell and fuel system has been located; two external Bosch pumps keeping the V12's thirst for race gas quenched."
photomoto DRiFTaddict thank you, i guess i should have done some research before looking like an idiot...
4:56 amDecember 23, 2015 MyLifeAsLouis
That Mustang sure can make lots of smoke
5:21 amDecember 23, 2015 Les.is_more
Love seeing JR getting and sharing some international love! Before I even met him, as I saw his early career develop, I felt like he had "this" potential to go so much further than just being a drifter. Even this year when he took the hard hit in Texas he didn't run into hiding. JR stepped up as a driver, owner and representative and stayed out their connecting with fans and promoting his passions. There's no ego behind his trip to Japan, it was out of pure passion for what he does.
I'm not sure if I've ever told him (there might have been drinks involved the first time I truly got to talk with him), but I know I've mentioned it to a few folks I talk cars with...I really think we're witnessing the second coming of this era's and this generation's Carroll Shelby.
I'm certain we're just seeing the tip of the ice berg with JR...many great things ahead for this dude!
8:30 amDecember 23, 2015 racerlordheiman
Some glimpse of the Pacific Racing LoveLive ER34 is here at last...just what am I saying here?
1:24 pmDecember 23, 2015 D1RGE EXE
Glad Jr got to partake in D1GP after all this time! Too bad he didn't make it further up the ;adder, but it is what it is.
Of course the D1GP teams would be all over/under/in his car; from what I've seen, the Japanese teams are still lagging far behind the US and EUR as far as chassis building and straight up race car prep goes. I can imagine in the next year or two we will start seeing a lot more thorough/safe race cars in the D1GP series. I know the builders over there have usually tried to stay more of a traditional street car sorta thing, but I think they've been itching to get a look at something like one of ASD's cars and see just how much work needs to be done with their own eyes.
I wonder if VG applied at the beginning of the D1GP season, what reason they might have to deny him? They still haven't forgotten Irwindale heh heh....
2:22 pmDecember 23, 2015 porschecayenneo
Speedhunters MonsterEnergy VaughnGittinJr
7:00 pmDecember 23, 2015 JeffLynch14
10:37 amDecember 24, 2015 M1NG
Great article, I'm interested as to why the DriftBox hasn't been used in FD yet?
4:38 amDecember 25, 2015 ernie2492
http://speedhunters-wp-production.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/16203105/Larry_Chen_Vaughn_Gittin_D1GP_Odaiba_0020.jpg.(Rin, Maki, Nozomi, Hanayo, & Nico [s]Rosberg[/s])
Damn Larry, you nailed it again..
7:43 amDecember 25, 2015 RD_godzillaR35
ernie2492
ernie2492 who was behind the wheel of that er34 btw?
RD_godzillaR35 ernie2492
The driver is Ken Nomura, famous of driving the Blitz ER34 before driving the LoveLive Itasha.
10:20 amDecember 28, 2015 Matt_Redondo
Great article. Needs more girls.
4:38 pmDecember 28, 2015 Jaemcius
Truth be spoken. I've never actually thought of that. Most Japanese people travel over seas to compete. Yet there's not many Americans that make their way out to Japan to compete. Props to Jr. for doing such a thing sharing the passion and love across the world.


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Liberation Transmission est le nom du  studio des Lostprophets. Il est sorti le . Cet album marque le départ du premier batteur, Mike Chiplin, remplacé par Ilan Rubin.

Liste des chansons

Everyday Combat – 5:11
A Town Called Hypocrisy – 3:39
The New Transmission – 3:32
Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast) – 4:11
Can't Stop, Gotta Date With Hate – 3:42
Can't Catch Tomorrow (Good Shoes Won't Save You This Time) – 3:36
Everybody's Screaming!!! – 3:52
Broken Hearts, Torn Up Letters and the Story of a Lonely Girl – 4:04
4:AM Forever – 4:27
For All These Times Son, for All These Times – 3:54
Heaven for the Weather, Hell for the Company – 4:13
Always All Ways (Apologies, Glances and Messed Up Chances) – 4:25

Singles

L'album comporte quatre singles :

 A Town Called Hypocrisy
 Rooftops
 Can't Catch Tomorrow (Good Shoes Won't Save You This Time)
 4:AM Forever

Ces quatre chansons ont chacune leur clip vidéo.

Certifications

Notes et références

Album certifié disque de platine au Royaume-Uni
Album de Lostprophets
Album musical sorti en 2006
Album numéro un au Royaume-Uni
Album numéro un au UK Rock and Metal Chart
Album produit par Bob Rock
Album publié par Columbia Records


You Don't Have The Time Not To Coach!
Let me deconstruct this a little.
Managers are accountable for making sure their teams hit their numbers. But there are only a few ways to do this.
The manager can play "super sales person." After all, the manager was probably a top sales person that was promoted into the manager role. Here's the challenge with this strategy. First, when the manager was an individual contributor, while he was a top performer, it took full time effort to achieve those levels of performance. Trying to do the same thing as a FLSM, the numbers go against him. If he has 10 people on his team, but continues to play the role of an individual contributor, he must do 10 times the number of deals he did in the past, but he has the same 24 hours/day, 7 days a week. So the manager quickly runs out of time, it becomes impossible to achieve the numbers.
I know what you are thinking, the manager doesn't have to do 100% of those activities himself. He can tell his people what to do, swooping in at the end to close the deal. These managers are in "tell mode." Basically, this individual is pulling on the strings in the background. The way this works is each sales person has to brief him on everything that's happening with a deal. After the manager is briefed, he tells the sales person what to do, the sales person goes out to do those things, then comes back, updating the manager, waiting to be told what to do next. Ultimately what happens is the manager us having to be updated every week on every deal. Let's say each sales person has a pipeline of 50 deals. That's 500 deals across the team. If the manager only spends 10 minutes a week on each of those deals, that's 5000 minutes or 83 hours a week. And that's just doing telling people what to do on their deals. Even if the manager only reviewed half those deals each week, it's over 40 hours. But the manager has to spend time doing all sorts of other things.
Now the situation, gets much more complicated. If the manager is doing any variant of 1 or 2, their top performers get pissed off. After all, they know how to do these deals themselves, perhaps better than the manager, but the manager doesn't recognize this and is in tell mode with those top performers. They get pissed off and leave. They go to a place where they have the ability to make their own contributions, growing their capabilities and career. So the manager is left with the poorest performers. All of a sudden the dynamics change. Only the low performers are left, they aren't as good in executing the manager's instructions, win rates plummet, the manager has to go out and do more himself, the 83 hours a week he had been spending is no longer enough.
There's the other situation, the manager that believes they can make the numbers sitting behind the desk doing analysis. Their people are struggling, they need help, but the manager is too busy doing spreadsheets to understand the what's going on or to coach the sales people on how they can win. But they do need information and need to be informed, so they can add that data to their models and analysis. They spend a lot of time with sales people reporting what's going on on every deal. This takes time the people would normally be spent selling. The manager will see this in their analysis, recognizing the sales people aren't spending enough time selling. To understand this situation, they take more of their sales people's time—-you know where this is going…..
In each of these scenarios, you can see the manager has structured impossible situations for themselves and their teams. They simply run out of time, there is no way they can get their jobs done and assure their people are making the numbers. To survive, at least from a workload and time point of view, they start taking short cuts, they spend their time on certain situations or certain people, ignoring everything else. But now they are increasing the risk, it becomes even more unlikely to achieve their plan. For example, they focus only on a few deals or people. But their goals are based on each person on the team achieving their numbers. Now you see that even these pragmatic short cuts put performance of the whole team at risk.
Too many managers adapt one or some combination of the styles I've outlined above. It's no wonder, they say, "I don't have the time to coach!" But they don't have the time to achieve success using these techniques!
What would happen if the mindset of managers changed?
What if managers recognize they only way they achieve their goals is through maximizing the performance of their teams?
Then what if they considered, "How do I maximize the performance of each person on the team?" Quickly, the manager realizes developing their capabilities, helping them develop stronger win strategies, or increase the quality of their pipelines, or improve what they accomplish in each interaction with the customer, or how to better use their time.
The more the manager get people to do these things, the more likely they are each going to be able to achieve their goals, enabling the manager to achieve his goals.
Once the manager gets to this point, then they start thinking, "How do I do this?" Pretty soon the manager will realize the only way to do this is through coaching and developing their people.
Soon the manager recognizes, coaching is the highest leverage on the manager's own time in maximizing the performance of the team.
Ultimately, the manager realizes he doesn't have the time not to coach!
Sales Manager Or Sales Person?


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Jorge Cubero Gálvez (born 6 November 1992) is a Spanish former professional cyclist, who rode professionally for UCI ProTeam  between 2016 and 2020. In August 2018, he was named in the startlist for the Vuelta a España.

After retiring, Cubero intended to pursue a career as a civil engineer.

Major results
2018
 Vuelta a España
 Combativity award, Stages 6 & 8
2019
  Combativity award Stage 4 Vuelta a España

Grand Tour general classification results timeline

References

External links

1992 births
Living people
Spanish male cyclists
Spanish civil engineers
Sportspeople from the Province of Córdoba (Spain)
Cyclists from Andalusia


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require 'spec_helper'

describe CommitWithPipeline do
  let(:project) { create(:project, :public, :repository) }
  let(:commit)  { described_class.new(project.commit) }

  describe '#last_pipeline' do
    let!(:first_pipeline) do
      create(:ci_empty_pipeline,
        project: project,
        sha: commit.sha,
        status: 'success')
    end
    let!(:second_pipeline) do
      create(:ci_empty_pipeline,
        project: project,
        sha: commit.sha,
        status: 'success')
    end

    it 'returns last pipeline' do
      expect(commit.last_pipeline).to eq second_pipeline
    end
  end

  describe '#latest_pipeline' do
    let(:pipeline) { double }

    shared_examples_for 'fetching latest pipeline' do |ref|
      it 'returns the latest pipeline for the project' do
        expect(commit)
          .to receive(:latest_pipeline_for_project)
          .with(ref, project)
          .and_return(pipeline)

        expect(result).to eq(pipeline)
      end

      it "returns the memoized pipeline for the key of #{ref}" do
        commit.set_latest_pipeline_for_ref(ref, pipeline)

        expect(commit)
          .not_to receive(:latest_pipeline_for_project)

        expect(result).to eq(pipeline)
      end
    end

    context 'without ref argument' do
      let(:result) { commit.latest_pipeline }

      it_behaves_like 'fetching latest pipeline', nil
    end

    context 'when a particular ref is specified' do
      let(:result) { commit.latest_pipeline('master') }

      it_behaves_like 'fetching latest pipeline', 'master'
    end
  end

  describe '#latest_pipeline_for_project' do
    let(:project_pipelines) { double }
    let(:pipeline_project) { double }
    let(:pipeline) { double }
    let(:ref) { 'master' }
    let(:result) { commit.latest_pipeline_for_project(ref, pipeline_project) }

    before do
      allow(pipeline_project).to receive(:ci_pipelines).and_return(project_pipelines)
    end

    it 'returns the latest pipeline of the commit for the given ref and project' do
      expect(project_pipelines)
        .to receive(:latest_pipeline_per_commit)
        .with(commit.id, ref)
        .and_return(commit.id => pipeline)

      expect(result).to eq(pipeline)
    end
  end

  describe '#set_latest_pipeline_for_ref' do
    let(:pipeline) { double }

    it 'sets the latest pipeline for a given reference' do
      commit.set_latest_pipeline_for_ref('master', pipeline)

      expect(commit.latest_pipeline('master')).to eq(pipeline)
    end
  end

  describe "#status" do
    it 'returns the status of the latest pipeline for the given ref' do
      expect(commit)
        .to receive(:latest_pipeline)
        .with('master')
        .and_return(double(status: 'success'))

      expect(commit.status('master')).to eq('success')
    end

    it 'returns nil when latest pipeline is not present for the given ref' do
      expect(commit)
        .to receive(:latest_pipeline)
        .with('master')
        .and_return(nil)

      expect(commit.status('master')).to eq(nil)
    end

    it 'returns the status of the latest pipeline when no ref is given' do
      expect(commit)
        .to receive(:latest_pipeline)
        .with(nil)
        .and_return(double(status: 'success'))

      expect(commit.status).to eq('success')
    end
  end
end

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Q: Tracking Click Events on Parent and Child DIV using Google Tag Manager I have close to 100 Bootstrap Cards (with Card Header and Card Body). The text in the Card Header needs to be tracked. I have used "Click Classes" to track all the Click events that happens on Card Header as they are unique.
As each card Body have description that varies, is there any way to trigger Click Event on Card Body and Capture Card header' text?

A: you might use some Custom Javascript variable that looks into parent element of {{Click Element}} and then traverse down to Card Header and return its content. Some very vague draft could look like that:
function () {
  var baseElement = {{Click Elemnt}}
  var card = baseElement
  do {
    card = card.parentElemt
    if (card.matches('body')) {
      return null
    }
  } while (!card.matches('all.cards.selector'))
  var header = card.querySelector('some.header.selector')
  return header && header.innerText
}