I am not told what the contents of a given puzzle are before I solve, so my "aha!" moments are very much like your "aha!" moments, just a few days ahead of schedule.
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Those "aha!" moments are a real blessing when they come.
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"It was one of those 'aha' moments," Dr. Epstein said.
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But remember, some profound aha moments will spur you into action.
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But there are aha moments where we can feel their triumphs.
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"Our 'Aha moments' are literally quiet brain signals," said Dr. Rock.
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Today's was a doozy, because it came with two "aha" moments.
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"When I read it, there's just so many 'aha' moments," she says.
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And so on, until I had experienced seven of the nine "Aha!" moments.
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As the day goes on, there are many aha moments in the room.
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When everything becomes co-opted so quickly, you can't really create "aha" moments.
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The book is full of "Aha!" moments in which McPherson acknowledges his own complicity.
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John Schneider III and David Auten's relationship has had a couple of financial "aha" moments.
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I had this Tiffany's epiphany – that's what I call my aha moments – a few years ago.
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"I want people to be able to see my drawings and have 'aha' moments," she says.
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Mayfield has been diving for 15 years and has had a lot of aha moments underwater.
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It was an emotional (and revelatory!) hour of gasps, aha moments and tears (both happy and sad!).
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The overall procedure was no different than any Friday, though — slow and steady, with a few "aha" moments.
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Neuroscientist Yuly Fuentes-Medel has chased a lifetime of "aha moments" to become the "hybrid thinker" she is today.
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"[Hobbies] are often one of the most effective ways to come up with those 'aha' moments," Blake says. 2.
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I'm really happy with the book and I've heard from readers who have enjoyed many "Aha!" moments with it.
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On the other hand, curveballs and surprising theme answers can add extra "aha" moments to the solve and more satisfaction.
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Dr. Nadine Burke Harris had one of those rare and amazing "aha!" moments a decade ago when reading a scientific paper.
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The solutions rely on a series of "aha" moments of recognition about how certain social dynamics play out in the real world.
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The goal is to create the illusion of understanding, which means mostly trying to avoid obvious failures and providing occasional "aha" moments.
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When she was a young woman, Gordon found a psychoanalyst, Leslie Farber, who didn't try to force epiphanies and breakthrough "Aha!" moments.
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It's for these very intense, teachable, aha moments that ... You just did a demo in my lab, Kara, and you got it.
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Our eye movements and pupils can broadcast these "aha!" moments, making it possible to predict epiphanies even before they occur, a new study found.
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None of that would matter so much if Mr. Williams and his fellow producers came up with something revelatory — aha moments or fascinating characters.
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Hopefully, the circled answers will result in spreading some fun "Aha!" moments among the solvers, and they'll figure it out somewhere around mid-solve.
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During black-and-white flashback montages, seemingly unrelated vignettes cut together in quick succession crescendo into "aha" moments, as you realize exactly what connects them all.
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And in the short term, you are likely going to have small "AHA" moments where you can plug in a single cable and have neat stuff happen.
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Then the name Headmaster came about at the same time we had the idea of giving out assignments to contributors—it was one of those aha moments.
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It's more elegant, but it's also more composed: The patients in the book are anonymized and sometimes composites, so it's Gottlieb's prose that leads to big "aha!" moments.
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"They're often one of the most effective ways to come up with those 'aha' moments that will inform your pivot or your projects that you're working on," she says.
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I thought there was a joyous abundance of clever entries in this grid, and I needed every crossing letter I could glean to get to several gratifying "aha!" moments.
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Crossword puzzles and cartoons are natural bedfellows: both trade in wit and wordplay, and both can elicit those gratifying "Aha!" moments when the answer, or the joke, finally crystallizes.
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As we researched and wrote the book, one of the big "aha" moments happened when Sheryl told me about something she learned from a late friend of hers, a therapist.
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There were plenty of aha moments for any woman who is the sole female member of her company's management team, a female sportscaster, bartender, cop, construction worker, law partner or, yes, a beauty queen.
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And then you'll work together to figure it all out, sharing your thoughts and observations, deliberating over the puzzles, congratulating your teammates on their brilliant aha moments, and hopefully having one or two yourself.
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"An honest assessment by both sides is that there were no aha moments for either side," Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina, said outside the closed hearing room in the bowels of the Capitol.
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All of which is a shame, because there are those "aha" moments of greatness like switching from the Kindle Android app to the Google Keep Android app to a real desktop-class browser all on the same device.
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Krajbich said he and his research partners would like to devise settings where they could observe multiple epiphanies within the experiment, and focus more on what happens physically in those "aha!" moments through brain imaging and other methods.
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Our Lessons of the Day that concern STEM-related topics Reader Idea: 'Article Days' and 'Aha Moments' Transform Science and Art Classes Lesson Plan: Teaching Science with the 'Trilobites' Column On-Demand Webinar: Using the Science Times in STEM Classrooms
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Solving crosswords day in and day out gives you insight into what is expected of you as a solver, but there's a trade-off: the "Aha!" moments are fewer and it takes more "oomph" in the entries to really float your boat.
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November 1, 2012.Robert Greene. The Aha! Moments That Made Paul Grahms Y Combinator Possible.
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Baptist Press. July 19, 2000. Tullos' dramatic collections, Aha Moments for Worship and Actors Not Included compile his works from 1983–2002. He was the vanguard editor of Let's Worship magazine produced by Lifeway Church Resources.
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In order to solve insight problems, one must "think outside the box". It is this elaborate rehearsal that may cause people to have better memory for Aha! moments. Insight is believed to occur with a break in mental fixation, allowing the solution to appear transparent and obvious.
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Triggering an abstract (high) construal level (e.g., by imagining doing a task next year instead of today) improves performance on several different measures of creativity. When viewing a task through a high-construal processing frame, people arrive at creative insight ('aha moments') more often, and generate more creative reasons for why something should be done.
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1988, Wiley: Chichester. p. 301-308. Recent expertise studies by Friedlander and Fine, based on a large-scale survey of 805 solvers of all ability (mainly UK-based), suggest that cryptic crossword solvers are generally highly academically able adults whose education and occupations lie predominantly in the area of scientific, mathematical or IT- related fields. This STEM connection increases significantly with level of expertise, particularly for mathematics and IT. The authors suggest that cryptic crossword skill is bound up with code-cracking and problem-solving skills of a logical and quasi-algebraic nature. Friedlander and Fine also note that solvers are motivated predominantly by "Aha!" moments, and intrinsic rewards such as mental challenge.
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Oprah's Lifeclass is a self-help program that showcases "all of Oprah's lessons, revelations and aha moments over the past 25 years broken down to help make your life better, happier, bigger, richer – more fulfilling."'Oprah's Lifeclass' Facebook November 8, 2011 Each episode revolves around a central topic or lesson that teaches viewers how to live their best life. Winfrey and her co-hosts share their ideas, thoughts, and reflections about the lesson, and the show features interviews with guests (and sometimes past guests and audience members from The Oprah Winfrey Show) whose life experiences relate to each topic. Every episode also features segments with guests from around the world, who connect with Winfrey via Skype, Facebook, Twitter, or Oprah.com.
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