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There's been a lot of news lately about the cost and value of college educations in the United States. The College Board and American Student Assistance have some chilling facts about postsecondary education in America:
- Total outstanding debt for U.S. student loans is between $902 billion and $1 trillion.
- 14 percent of borrowers are struggling to pay back their debt with at least one payment past due.
- If you've saved for college, you're going to fork over a lot of money. The cost of tuition for just one school year (2013-2014) ranged anywhere from $8,893 for state residents at public schools and $30,094 for students at private schools.
You'd think the cost and debt brought on by a college education would be worth it as long as that degree puts you in a job that earns more, right? But that's not exactly guaranteed. While the unemployment rate for recent college graduates (aged 22 to 27) fell to just 5.6 percent in 2013, not all of those former students are working in a position that requires a degree—or pays for one. According to The Economist, about 42 percent of recent graduates are in positions that don't require a bachelor's degree and 260,000 of these former students are making minimum wage, according to CNN.com.
A New Approach to College Education
Even with all these negative statistics, a college education is still vital. College graduates have a better chance at finding employment in a tough job market and while a degree doesn't guarantee high pay, it offers a better chance at it than not having a degree.
But students and parents have to begin thinking differently about the process of choosing a school and a major in order to increase the value the student gets from the education while reducing the debt they carry. An alternative that many are now exploring are tuition-free education programs abroad.
Tuition-Free Opportunities
There are tuition-free and low-tuition opportunities all over the globe including in Sweden, Norway and Germany. Some of the most popular programs right now are found at Finland's University of Helsinki. U.S. News estimates that students can live and travel comfortably on just $1,000 a month while they attend the university.
Why Study Abroad?
The college years have always been an important time for young adults. In college, teens are given more freedom and independence than they're generally used to, which is important in getting them ready for adulthood.
An education abroad offers even more than simple independence. International students learn about other cultures. They discover how a global economy functions and they gain an intricate knowledge of another culture's subtleties as well as extensive foreign language skills.
One Requirement to Watch: International Student Health Insurance
As you would with any college, you have to apply and get accepted to the various international schools offering tuition-free education. Once you qualify, you'll need to get your passport and obtain a residence permit before you can begin studying. Each school in each country has its own requirements for international student health insurance that you must meet in order to get your permit. The coverage required can include:
- A limited deductible
- Medical expense limits of 30,000 euros or more
- Insurance that lasts for your entire stay (not just a temporary travel plan)
In addition to making sure your insurance meets the school or country's requirements, you also want to consider coverage options that will protect you from the many risks you face. You may want to think about coverage for organized sports, repatriation benefits so that you can come back to the U.S. if medically necessary, and prescription coverage. Other benefits to consider include dental coverage and international life insurance protection.
College educations are still valuable but if you want to stand out from the crowd of students graduating in your year, then you need to increase the value of the degree you get. By studying abroad, you compound the value of the education both on a personal and professional level. Even better, you allow yourself the benefit of getting started in your career without the crushing obligation of student loan debt hamstringing your future and limiting the risks you can allow yourself to take.

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Steve Inskeep interviewed Whole Foods CEO John Mackey on Wednesday and Thursday. Mackey has a new book out called Conscious Capitalism. Mackey used the word "facism" when answering a question about the health care measure.
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We are also discovering, this week, that you can build a multi-billion dollar corporation, but you might not always choose your words so well. The CEO of Whole Foods Market was on MORNING EDITION this week talking about his new book, "Conscious Capitalism."
John Mackey also spoke about how government decisions affect business. When we asked him about the new health care law, he said this.
JOHN MACKEY: In fascism, the government doesn't own the means of production, but they do control it. And that's what's happening with the health care program with these reforms. So I'd say the system's becoming more fascist.
GREENE: The word fascism generated a lot of attention and Mackey recanted Thursday morning in an interview on CBS.
MACKEY: Well, I think that was a bad choice of words on my part. I regret that. Yes.
MONTAGNE: He said it again later in the day during an interview on the "Brian Lehrer Show" on member station WNYC.
MACKEY: I realize that that word has so much baggage associated with it, from World War II with Germany and Italy and Spain, that that's just such a very provocative word so I regret using it.
GREENE: Our listeners also responded. Daniel Sparler(ph) of Seattle called Mackey's views on conscious capitalism thoughtful and refreshingly holistic.
MONTAGNE: Though Sparler was not pleased at his use of the word fascism. He wrote that Mackey veered off, alarmingly, into a sort of corporate jihadism by twice dropping the F-bomb.
GREENE: Lois Riggins(ph) of Rocky Mountain, North Carolina was also - was more bothered by Mackey's comments on the need for Americans to eat healthier.
MONTAGNE: She wrote "The CEO of Whole Foods sounded a bit too self righteous considering that Whole Foods stores sell sugar, fat and salt in abundance."
GREENE: OK. And we will give the last word to John Mackey himself, writing on his company's blog yesterday. While saying he regretted his choice of words, Mackey stood by his criticism of President Obama's health care law.
MONTAGNE: In his words, creativity and progress are stifled when government regulations dictate the parameters of what health care plans can be offered.
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WASHINGTON, December 4, 2013 — California has done it again. The state's lawmakers approved a bill which permits public K-12 schools to allow transgender students who feel like they belong in the opposite sex to choose which restrooms and locker-rooms they use. Although other states have adopted similar legislation, the state of California's AB1266 is the first that actually mandates action for school districts.
The current California state law already denies California school districts the ability to discriminate against transgendered students based on their gender identity. Other states like Massachusetts, Vermont and Connecticut all have vaguely similar bills, which simply authorize the similar measures.
However, this new law has already excited severe opposition in local school districts around the state. Religious groups as well as conservative families have begun filing petitions and complaints to local school boards and to their state's office of civil rights, claiming that school districts are violating the state's privacy laws, and that the new law violates their children's rights to privacy.
Although the bill is now on its way to the governor, many Californians are fighting to have it overturned. Here's why. If a male child who attends a local school self identifies as transgender or "female," he will be able to use the girls' restrooms and change clothes in the girl's locker rooms. This happens whether he is seven or 17. As body issues become more important in puberty, this puts girls in an awkward and frightening situation that none of the children have the maturity to deal with as adults. To tell a teenage girl that she should treat a teenage boy in her locker room as just another girl and expect her to do so demands that we forget everything we know about teenagers.
AB2166 fully allows K-12 children, grade-schoolers and teens, the right to make decisions for themselves about which bathrooms and locker rooms they will use at an age where few are prepared to understand or deal with the ramifications of those decisions. It also grants K-12 students the right "to participate in sex-segregated activities and special programs, regardless of their gender or parental consent to do so." California's state lawmakers have jeopardized the privacy of students and interfered with the rights of their parents, and done so in a way that is not calculated to improve acceptance of transgendered students.
Supporters of the law claim, to the contrary, that it will help protect young students from bullying, teasing and mental abuse. How it does that is not clear; transgendered kids in the other sex's locker rooms will not automatically engender comfort and respect, and adults who expect children to respond like miniature, mature adults in that situation are deluded.
The state legislature may have bitten off more than it can chew with this bill. Catholics, conservative groups and Hispanic voters have expressed concerns over a bill that they reasonably believe poses a risk children's emotional welfare and safety. Public school superintendents, administrators and members of the California boards of education will be forced to find quick solutions to guarantee that privacy rights and physical safety are ensured. The risks and costs of this legislation have not been fully thought out.
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The Hunterian Museum
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35-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields
Greater London
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The Hunterian Museum collections, brought together over four centuries by a cast of colourful characters including John Hunter (1728-1793), are a fascinating mix of comparative anatomy and pathology specimens; complete skeletons, bones, skulls and teeth; dried preparations, corrosion casts and wax teaching models; historical surgical and dental instruments together with modern surgical instruments and technologies; as well as paintings, drawings and sculpture.
The Hunterian Museum has undergone a £3.2 million refurbishment to create a publicly accessible museum that encourages visitors to explore the scientific, cultural and historical importance of the museum collections. The new Hunterian Museum enables visitors to share the wealth of material that has been a source of inspiration to surgeons, scientists and artists for over two hundred years. Come and be inspired!
This museum has a Designated Collection of national importance.
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Access to the museum is via the two College entrances:
The main College entrance:
This entrance has six shallow steps up to the doors. There is an automatic door which opens sideways. The reception desk has a portable induction loop. Reception staff are happy to help with any access needs.
The Nuffield College of Surgical Sciences entrance:
This entrance is for visitors who are wheelchair users, have mobility problems or are unable to use steps. Entry is provided via an external access lift. Please use the call button in the lift and a porter will provide entry into the building.
There is level access throughout the museum spaces. The upper galleries can be reached by using a platform lift within the museum. Our staff are happy to provide assistance if you require it, please ask.
Guide dogs, hearing dogs and other assistance dogs are welcome in the Museum.
There is an accessible toilet on the ground floor of the main College building and two accessible toilets on the fourth floor of the main College building.
Disabled parking on site can be booked by calling 020 7869 6400
The Hunterian Collection is a Designated Collection of national importance.
At the heart of the Hunterian Museum is an astonishing 18th century medical collection. It is the legacy of the anatomist and surgeon John Hunter FRS (1728-1793), who built up an extensive museum which he used for teaching and for research on topics as diverse as the transplantation of teeth and the breeding of bees.
The collection reflects Hunter's wide-ranging network of correspondents, students and patrons - including Joseph Banks, Edward Jenner and Queen Charlotte - and contains paintings by artists such as George Stubbs and Benjamin West. After Hunter's death his collection was given to The Royal College of Surgeons, where over 3,500 Hunterian preparations are still displayed alongside many more gathered over the course of the last two centuries.
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Key artists and exhibits
- Joshua Reynolds 1723-1792
- George Stubbs 1724-1806
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Exhibition: War, Art and Surgery
- 14 October 2014 — 14 February 2015 *on now
With unprecedented access to military facilities, the artist Julia Midgley has created over 150 pieces of reportage artwork representing military surgeons in training and recently wounded soldiers on their road to recovery. Julia's work is exhibited alongside all 72 of the College's striking pastels of wounded servicemen by surgeon-artist Henry Tonks from 1916-1918.
Generously supported by Arts Council England, the Sir James Knott Trust, the Frances and Augustus Newman Foundation, Liverpool John Moores University and the Fellows and Members of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
More details can be found on the website.
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War, Art and Surgery: Andrew Graham-Dixon on Henry Tonks
- 4 February 2015 7-9pm
Art Historian Andrew Graham-Dixon examines Henry Tonks' remarkable watercolours documenting the facial injuries suffered by servicemen during the First World War. He examines them in the context of Harold Gillies' early experiments in plastic surgery and considers them both as works of art and aids to surgery.
The Hunterian Museum will open for a ticketholders view of the exhibition 'War, Art and Surgery' from 6-7pm.
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£7. Booking is essential on 020 7869 6568.
Free place for companions accompanying disabled visitors.
10 Years On: Special Anniversary Opening
- 9 February 2015 10am-5pm
To celebrate 10 years since our 2005 refurbishment the Hunterian Museum will be open for one very special Monday with talks, museums and archives displays and activities.
Free entry, no booking required.
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From the Western Front to Afghanistan: Transforming military medicine for a century
- 10 February 2015 1-2pm
Live speech-to-text for deaf and hard of hearing visitors delivered by STAGETEXT.
Speakers: Dr Emily Mayhew and Squadron Leader Edward Spurrier BM FRCS
A historian and a trauma surgeon discuss how the reorganisation of Britain's military medical organisation on the Western Front was so successful that it provided the infrastructure for much of the military medical provision for the century that followed.
Lectures last approximately 45 minutes with time for questions.
Suitable for
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Tickets: £4.
Free place for companions accompanying disabled visitors.
Booking is essential on 020 7869 6568 (NGT: 018001 020 7869 6568)
Barber Surgeon: Leeches, lancets and blood-letting
- 17 February 2015 11-11:45am, 2-2:45pm, 3:30-4:15pm
11am, 2pm, 3.30pm
Meet Rory McCreadie, a Barber-Surgeon from the 17th century, and his pet leeches! From blood-letting to amputation, Rory reveals the gory secrets of surgery from centuries past. Ages 6+ (children must be accompanied).
Sessions last approximately 45 minutes.
Booking essential on 020 7869 6568.
Suitable for
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£2 per person, booking essential on 020 7869 6568.
In the Saddle: Horse doctors at war.
- 17 March 2015 1-2pm
Live speech-to-text for deaf and hard of hearing visitors delivered by STAGETEXT.
Speaker: Dr Paul Watkins MRCVS
During World War 1, thousands of horses served with the British Army, often under the most dreadful conditions, as exemplified in the film 'War Horse'; but the service of veterinary surgeons or 'horse doctors' has been overlooked. This lecture will consider some of the veterinary aspects of the war, and highlight many of the close workings between the medical and veterinary professions in war.
Lectures last approximately 45 minutes with time for questions.
Suitable for
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Tickets: £4.
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Booking is essential on 020 7869 6568 (NGT: 018001 020 7869 6568)
'A cutting edge career' - surgical skills workshops for Year 11-13 students
Do your students want to go to medical school?
Are they in the process of applying and need something extra for their personal statements?
Would they benefit from some tips for the interview?
You can combine a visit to the museum with an opportunity for your students to learn some basic surgical skills and the chance to find out more about a career in medicine and surgery from medical students, junior doctors and working surgeons.
Maximum numbers: 10-20
More information and dates for sessions can be found on our website.
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Cost: session is offered free but a voluntary contribution of £3 per student is suggested
GCSE Medicine Through Time Workshop
Working in small groups the students will use original objects from the museum and College library's handling collections, library and archive source materials together with the objects and specimens on display in the museum to create a personalised tour that focuses on a particular element in the development of surgery, medicine and healthcare.
Class size: 30
Dates and times for these sessions can be found on our website http://www.rcseng.ac.uk/museums/learning-and-access/
A template for a self-guided version of the workshop is also available to download.
How to obtain
Booking and further information: call 020 7869 6566
Sessions are free but voluntary contributions of £3 per student are suggested.
Getting there
By tube: Holborn and Temple are our nearest stations
By train: The museum is not far from several mainline stations including Euston, Charing Cross and Waterloo
By bus: any route via Aldwych or High Holborn runs close to the museum, includes:
1, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 23, 25, 26, 38, 55, 76, 98, 139, 172, 176, 242, 341
By cycle: there is a pick-up and drop off point for London's hired bikes behind the college on Portugal Street.
By road: London's congestion charges operate Mon-Fri 07:00-18:00.
The College is centrally located between, Fleet Street, High Holborn and Kingsway. Coaches can pick up and drop off immediately outside the museum.
Parking in Lincoln's Inn Fields is metered, more reasonable parking is at the NCP in Bloomsbury Square.
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Until January 18th 2015, the first London exhibition by Dutch artist Viviane Sassen can be seen at The Photographers' Gallery. Focused on her fashion output, it features hundreds of images projected in a loop across the walls and floor of the space. This unique presentation of the work was conceived by Sassen as a way to maximise the scope of the show, while adding an extra visual layer which ties nicely into the astronomical reference used in its title. Rightly regarded one of the most innovative photographers working today, this exhibition is essential viewing for anyone living in London or passing through in the next two months – whether you have an interest in fashion or not.


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The staff were excellent with the exception of the breakfast hostess.
they paid for us to stay in a differnt hotel
Rooms were not ready and sent us to a different hotel.
I was unhappy with my stay! I worked in hotel before!! and our room had dirty towels I asked if they could be removed and he gave us a new room, great except it was a downgrade n no less money!!! The shower in the new room sucked!!! And vending machines were broke on our floor also pool was disgusting!!!!
Was not accommodated would not recommend and I worked in a best western things would not have went down this way where I worked!!! Very disappointed
I was really happy that we were able to bring our dog to stay with us. It made our trip very easy and more enjoyable! The staff is very friendly and competent. As a repeat customer it is nice that they remembered us as well.
I do not really have any complaints for this particular hotel. For the rating it is, the hotel has met our expectations brilliantly.
Location near Penn State. Could not get anything closer. Got what I could get.
Heating system not working correctly. Too hot with thermostat set to 68. Turned on air conditioner set to 63 and when the room cooled off I reset the heat thermostat to 63 and things were OK. Forgot to tell the Desk.
The Hotel was very inflexible. We needed to change dates, to move it a month out and they were not willing to do it. I'm very dissatisfied and do not recommend at all.
Room was quiet, and layout real nice, location to our venue great.
Bed was completely uncomfortable, breakfast was so-so compared to other hotels which include breakfast.
Bed was comfortable, clean bathroom and room.
hallways run down and looked dirty. pool area looked dirty as well as banquet area outside pool area.
Clean, quiet and great free coffee! The room had nice beds, microwave, fridge ...
Cleanliness, Staff, Comfortable Beds. Although we didn't spend much time in the room because we were there for orientation at Penn State, the staff was very friendly and accommodating, and the hotel is spotless! We will definitely book here again!
Clean, comfy.
A lot of street noise, but to be expected in a college town.
Upgraded since we were last there, very comfortable beds
bathroom small and tight for 2 people
The room was very clean. The mirror in the room was great. The breakfast was satisfying: the oatmeal was homemade, the coffee was very good, there was fresh fruit and something for everyone.
The mattress was too soft. The temperature of the room was extreme--too hot or too cold, in spite of trying to adjust the thermostat accordingly.
The refreshments in the lobby and the friendly staff.
Before I booked the hotel I read the reviews and I took a chance. I'm glad I did! I have no clue why someone would rate the hotel low. I have been in hotels for twice the price and this hotel was really a good deal for the price and very clean!! Don't hesitate!
We arrived on Friday evening before the Penn State football game. The hotel staff kindly welcomed us at the front entrance with cookies, water, and other snacks. The location was easy to find and not too far from campus, although not walkable. Our room was clean and better than I had expected. The bed was comfortable and clean. There was a breakfast but we did not utilize it. WiFi was also available for free in the room.
Our hotel room was located just around the corner from the front lobby on the main floor. Although this was convenient for getting out to our vehicle the hallway was noisy. We could hear people talking in the hallway from inside our room throughout much of the night. I wish we had been given a more quiet room.
Nicely sized rooms. Wet bar with fridge and microwave a nice touch. I like the separate sitting area with the couch and TV.
Bathroom layout was awkward. Not a showstopper by any means.
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Not close to much. Close bars close at 10
plentiful free breakfast in a pleasant clean dining area
pool. conveniences, included breakfast, location, room contained lots of amenities
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Very nice hotel, helpful stuff and great breakfest!!
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The location is close enough to Penn State but far enough away to avoid the commotion. Breakfast was outstanding and the staff was friendly and very helpful.
Nice place. A little bit far from town.
Very costly.
The Toftrees resort was a quiet secluded facility. The staff was friendly & professional. The accommodations were quite comfortable. The balcony allowed for relaxation.
The location of the vending machine an ice machine relative to the room location.
Abby, the front desk clerk was excellent/happy to accommodate our every need. She went above and beyond the call of duty. The hotel had a mini 'tailgate' setup in the lobby which was really nice too. The maids were so friendly and helpful. Lovely hotel
It wasn't in walking distance to downtown, so we cabbed it mostly.
Hotel was very comfortable in every aspect: beds, bathrooms, showers. Staff was very nice and professional. My husband had breakfast in the bistro and he said it was really good.
The only negative thing I can say about this hotel stay is the musty smell of our room when we entered. We put the air conditioning unit on and it took maybe two hours to get that musty smell out of the air.Other than that minor inconvenience it was great
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5 Then I, the prophet Jeremiah, replied to the prophet Hananiah. I spoke to him in front of the priests and all of the people. They were standing in the LORD's house. | 5 Then the prophet Jeremiah replied to the prophet Hananiah before the priests and all the people who were standing in the house of the LORD. |
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Item title reads - Dublin Horse Show. International military jumping competition.
Dublin, Eire, Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland.
M/S as the winners in the ladies' hunters competition ride in procession. M/S of people in the stands. M/S of Irish President Eamon de Valera walking towards the camera. M/S as three military men in uniform ride out ready to take part in the military jumping competition for the Aga Khan's Cup. The Belgians come out first followed by the Netherlands and England, they all look very smart in their uniform.
M/S of military band playing, various shots as the competitors jump over difficult fences as the audience watch. Ireland win and salute. M/S of crowds, Commander Dwyer receives Cup for Ireland. M/S of him with the Cup. M/S as rosettes are handed out to the English team who were runners-up.


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DATE & TIME: Thursday, January 23, 9 p.m. (ET)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Reynolds Center (8,355) -- Tulsa, Oklahoma. Television: FS1. Home Record: MTSU 10-2, Tulsa 6-2. Away Record: MTSU 2-3, Tulsa 1-6. Neutral Record: MTSU 1-1, Tulsa 1-2. Conference Record: MTSU 2-1, Tulsa 3-1. Series Record: First-ever meeting.
GAME NOTES: The Tulsa Golden Hurricane entertain the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders on Thursday night, as the teams square off in a Conference USA clash at the Reynolds Center.
This bout marks the first-ever meeting between the two teams.
The Blue Raiders ran over Texas-San Antonio last Saturday, 80-58, to collect their fourth win in the last five games. Middle Tennessee is now 12-6 overall, including a 2-1 mark against conference foes. However, the team, which is 2-3 on the road, is starting a two-game road swing that ends at North Texas this weekend.
Tulsa has also won four of its last five, with a 69-52 win at Marshall being the most recent. The Golden Hurricane are still sitting below .500 overall (8-10), but they have a 3-1 mark in league play and a 6-2 ledger at home. They will host UAB next, in the second part of a three-game homestand.
Middle Tennessee shot 47.4 percent from the field and scored 26 points off turnovers to notch a convincing win over UTSA. The Blue Raiders also had a 41-29 edge on the boards and held the Roadrunners to 33.3 percent shooting. Kerry Hammonds knocked down 5-of-7 tries from 3-point range and finished with a game-high 19 points.
Although Hammonds (12.5 ppg) is one of three double-digit scorers on the roster, he has not been the most prolific nor the most efficient. On the season, he has only connected on 38.2 percent of his attempts from the floor. Shawn Jones (12.8 ppg, 8.3 rpg) and Neiko Hunter (13.2 ppg) have been the more reliable scorers, especially Jones, who is hitting 58.2 percent of his field goal attempts. Tweety Knight (7.7 ppg, 4.8 apg, 2.3 spg) is more of a complementary scorer, but he is among the top-five players in the conference in both assists and steals.
Tulsa knocked down 61.5 percent of its shots from the floor and 12-of-14 from the free-throw line to push its way past Marshall the last time out. James Woodard netted a game-high 17 points, while Rashad Ray added 13 as part of a 32-point effort from the team's reserves.
A trio of scorers averaging in double figures leads the way for Tulsa as well. Woodard (14.5 ppg, 6 rpg) is the most productive of the group, in addition to being team's top rebounder. He has scored in double figures in 11 straight games and added at least five rebounds in nine of those tilts. Rashad Smith (12.4 ppg, 5.4 rpg) is a solid scorer in the paint, connecting on 51.5 percent of his attempts from the field. Shaquille Harrison (10.8 ppg, 3.6 apg) also lends a hand, while pacing the team in assists. Patrick Swilling (9.6 ppg) provides a spark off the bench, although he shoots just 36.4 percent from the field.
As long as Tulsa can avoid another slow start, like the one it had against Marshall, a win should be in the cards, even against a tough team like Middle Tennessee.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Tulsa 74, Middle Tennessee 70
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10 He will be the one to build a sanctuary in my honor. He'll be my royal adopted son and I'll be his father; and I'll make sure that the authority of his kingdom over Israel lasts forever.' | 10 He is the one who will build a house for my Name. He will be my son, and I will be his father. And I will establish the throne of his kingdom over Israel forever.' |
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With a stay at Holiday Inn Express N.Myrtle Beach- Little River in Little River, you'll be minutes from Coquina Harbour and close to Harbour View Golf Complex. This hotel is within close proximity of Valley at Eastport Golf Club and Tidewater Golf Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned guestrooms. Premium TV channels and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include complimentary newspapers and coffee/tea makers, as well as direct-dial phones with voice mail.
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DonÃât miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness facility. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a concierge desk, and gift shops/newsstands.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
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January 15—February 15, 2015
Opening Events, Thursday, January 15:
Artist Talk 4:00 p.m., Reception 5:00-7:00 p.m.
There will be a workshop during the first week of the quarter to collaborate on creating a great big inflatable sculpture as part of Rachel's show.
Rachel Timmins earned her MFA in Studio Art (Metals Concentration) in December 2012 and her BFA in Metal/Jewelry Design with a Minor in Sculpture from Buffalo State College in 2009. Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions both nationally and internationally in venues such as the National Gallery of Victoria, Snyderman-Works Gallery, the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, the Design Museum London and the Baltimore Museum of Art. Rachel's work can be seen in many publications such as Unexpected Pleasures published by Rizzoli Publications, Contemporary Jewelry in Perspective published by Lark Books and Jewel Book: International Annual of Contemporary Jewel Art published by Stitchting Kunst Boek. She can be found lecturing on her work and other related topics as well as giving workshops across the United States at various institutions and universities.
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Professor David Bieloh has been selected as one of the top 100 artists, designers and photographers of 2014 by Creative Quarterly, The Journal of Art & Design.
The publication wanted to bring special attention to those artists, designers and photographers who appeared in their four issues in 2014. To start they selected a panel of judges from featured artists, designers and photographers from the past year. The judges were Oksana Salamatina, Salamatina Gallery, New York; Yann Legendre, illustrator, France; Vanessa Eckstein, Blok Design, Canada; Bruce Peterson, photographer, Massachusetts. The judges selected the top 25 pieces in each of our four categories for special recognition.
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Peter Earle permalinkOctober 28, 2009 11:36 am
Dani: Thanks for the reading Tues night. The best. also found your swag bag revelations funny. I'm off to shop for your work. merci


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Bought a pair of these for my wife and she loves them. She always feels the cold so this time of year she really suffers. Since she fitted them to her boots she hasn't been out without them. It's a very neat system with nice compact battery packs that can clip onto the boots or supplied leg straps. The charger is a well thought out device that can charge both batteries at once.
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