The hardest part is that some of the words do have syllables in common with other words. You can confuse them very easily.

Miami has no roots in any language.

My mom, through family and other connections in the Miami Nation, found out about this language camp put on every year (in Indiana). The language was revived by Daryl Baldwin, who studied the language and found ways to say modern words, like fork and spoon, bowl . We've been going (to language camp) every year.

It's your version of whatever that is. We use those words because they are kind of empowering. Try to get back into your life and get back on track with dreams you have. There's nothing more attractive than a person who likes herself.

[So why did Romar start pumping his fist upon hearing Hawes' words ... and then emit an audible sigh of relief? Because there's another perspective on Spencer Hawes -- the one seen by the greater college basketball world, to whom Hawes' defining biographic data is not the three generations of Huskies in his bloodlines. They care that he is a 6-foot-11 1/2 center with an offensive skill set so polished his AAU coach, former Utah assistant Jim Marsh , compares him to former Utes recruits Tom Chambers and Kevin McHale , because Hawes] has more ways to score than you can imagine. ... didn't really matter as much to me as everyone may have perceived.

There was no question that he loved me, ... But he couldn't get the words out, 'I love you. Son, I really am proud of you.' And he just couldn't get his arms around me.