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Infectious Arthritis Incidence Following Joint Injections
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The Mouse and the Motorcycle (Spanish edition): El ratoncito de la moto
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Greece's Dimitris Salpingidis expects Japan to pose a stern test when the nations meet in the FIFA World Cup on Thursday.
Both Greece and Japan were beaten in their opening Group C matches, by Colombia and Ivory Coast respectively, and now face an uphill task to reach the last 16.
Japan conceded twice in three second-half minutes to lose against Ivory Coast, with each of the African nation's goals stemming from attacks down the left side of Alberto Zaccheroni's team.
However, Salpingidis, who will likely occupy a right-wing berth for Greece in Natal on Thursday, is not reading too much into that.
"I believe football is a sport of mistakes. When a goal is scored, there is a mistake made by the defence," he said.
"Those two goals do not prove this is a weakness in the Japan team. It could happen in the other side of the defence.
"Japan is a very good team and press a lot who run around the pitch for 90 minutes."
Greece were beaten convincingly in their opening game as Colombia moved ahead after just five minutes through Pablo Armero.
Teofilo Gutierrez and James Rodriguez added further goals, but Salpingidis says Greece have put the reversal behind them.
"We are in very good shape and have left behind the loss to Colombia," he added.
"We are working very hard to get ready for the next match. We are getting ready in the best possible way to face a very strong team.
"We respect everybody at the tournament - every player and every team."
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|Lack of action may force Britton out of Swansea
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|Platini cancels UEFA meeting following Blatter resignation
|Lucas signs PSG extension
|Barcelona like watching Pavarotti, says former Juve boss Capello
|Southampton must use Koeman´s European experience - Fonte
|Defoe highlights quartet as potential Advocaat replacements
|Benitez takes Real reins
|Result no concern for Herrera in Peru friendly
|Lowy defends Australia´s bid for 2022 World Cup
|Belgium close to major final - Pfaff
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|Qatar hit back at Dyke
|Monreal happy at Arsenal
|Van Persie hints at United exit
|Zico may run for FIFA presidency
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|Schafer finalises Jamaica squad
|US Soccer, FFA welcome Blatter resignation
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|Champions League Final: Luis Enrique worried about Juve, Italian fan nears end of Berlin bike ride
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Men's Volleyball Picks Up Non-Conference Win; Brewer Leads All Players with 16 Kills
February 18, 2014
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University men's volleyball team, following an early setback in the first frame of action, won three straight games to defeat non-conference rival Coker Tuesday night in Merner Gym. With the win the Falcons improve to 5-6 overall and the loss drops Coker to 4-9 on the season.
For the third match in a row, junior Michael Brewer hit over .500, boasting a .565 hitting percentage for tonight's contest. Brewer currently holds the second spot on the Conference Carolinas leaderboard for hitting percentage with an average of .340. Brewer is second only to his teammate sophomore Fabio Diniz who holds the top spot with a .354 average hitting percentage. For the evening Brewer also led all players with 16 kills and chipped in four digs on the defensive side of the ball.
After dropping game one to the visitors 21-25, Head Coach Paul Lawson circled the wagons and the Falcons resolved to defend their home court. Game two almost mirrored the first stanza with the exception of the outcome. Pfeiffer picked up game two 25-21 behind solid serving from Brewer and junior David Specian. Each had service aces in the second game adding to their match totals of four apiece.
While the first two frames remained close throughout, games three and four were all Pfeiffer. In game three the Falcons benefitted from solid service outings by Brewer and sophomore Sonny Hirini, putting together several runs to eventually take the game 25-15. Hirini had 13 kills for the match and was one dig shy of a double-double, adding nine to the team's total. Game four was much of the same, with more stellar serving from Specian and Diniz. Game four was punctuated by Specian who put down a monster kill for the Falcons' 25th point, clinching the game and the match. Specian led all players with 47 assists and added seven digs.
The Falcons put down 17 service aces for the match, with all but two Pfeiffer players tallying at least two. Coker could only muster four aces in the outing and were bested in every category except for team blocks where the two squads tied with nine apiece. Pfeiffer also had a strong match from sophomore Wyatt Hamilton who chipped in 11 kills and was the third Falcon in double figures.
The Falcons return to action on February 22nd when they take on Lindenwood. Game time is set for noon in Merner Gym.


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TomTom App for iPhone continues to deliver advanced turn-by-turn navigation with new update
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Latest features include navigate-to-photo and optimisation for iPhone 4
IFA, Berlin, 02 September, 2010 – TomTom, the world's leading provider of location and navigation solutions, announces that a new update to the TomTom App for iPhone is coming soon. The new update demonstrates TomTom's commitment to provide continued innovations and an enhanced navigation experience. Now, TomTom users will have a new way to enter destinations using photos, turning their photo gallery into an address book. Additionally, iPhone 4 users will experience faster and more-responsive navigation, and with support for retina display, will enjoy enhanced graphics.
The TomTom App for iPhone version 1.5 will feature:
- Navigate-to-photo - Users can easily navigate to a location by selecting a photo stored in the iPhone gallery. Locations are identified by geo-tags.
- Optimisation for iPhone 4 - Takes full advantage of the capabilities of Apple's latest iOS device, the app now delivers high resolution graphics, sharper maps, more-responsive menus and improved positioning even in areas with limited GPS reception.
- Latest, most up-to-date maps - Because on average 15% of roads change every year, the TomTom App comes with the latest and most up-to-date map. No mobile signal or data plan is required to browse the map and navigate to a destination.
"With nearly 45 million drivers worldwide relying on TomTom navigation, we have the expertise to deliver iPhone and iPod touch users the smartest and easiest-to-use navigation experience available," said Tom Murray, senior vice president of market development for TomTom Inc. "As we build upon TomTom's expertise and refine it for the iPhone, we are focused on meeting consumers' needs through our continued product innovations and support of Apple's advancements."
With the latest update to the App, users will continue to benefit from TomTom's industry-leading navigation features, including:
- HD Traffic™* - Get accurate traffic info updated every two minutes – that's up to seven times more frequently than any other provider. Steer clear of delays, and know exactly when you're due to arrive. Plus, drive stress-free wherever you go, with detailed coverage across Europe.
- IQ Routes™ - Only TomTom uses actual speed data collected from millions of users to accurately calculate the travel time of your route. It allows for rush hour, traffic lights… even shopping crowds. So no matter what time it is, you can rely on IQ Routes to tell you when you'll get there!
- Spoken street names** - Provides turn-by-turn spoken directions.
- Advanced lane guidance - Extra clarity when navigating difficult junctions by showing the user which lane to take for an upcoming exit.
- Local Search with Google™ - Allows a user to locate and route to countless points of interest (POIs) by tapping into the latest local Google listings from within the TomTom App.
- Multitasking functionality*** - Allows a user to receive turn-by-turn directions while the iPhone is running other applications.
Availability and price The TomTom App for iPhone is available for purchase via the App Store. Continental and regional versions of the TomTom App are available today for iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G and iPod touch users at www.tomtom.com/tomtom-app.
TomTom Western Europe and UK apps are priced £42.99. TomTom HD Traffic is an optional subscription-based service available for in-App purchase.
TomTom App for iPhone runs on OS 3.0 and iOS 4, however users should upgrade to iOS 4 to be able to take full advantage of the application's features.
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Arlington boys beat Bell Prep to advance to Tacoma
Eagles' Dawn pours in 29 for first win at state regionals in 40 years
"Awesome, awesome, awesome," said Arlington head coach Nick Brown of how he and his team was feeling after the game. "We came out and shot just lights out. We executed in the half-court real well.
"We played as well as we thought we could play all year. It all came together for us."
The last time Arlington won a state tournament regional game was in 1973 when the Eagles beat Sedro-Woolley 54-48.
Terry Dawn, a 6-foot-5 senior wing, torched Bellarmine for 21 points in the first half on 6-of-9 shooting from 3-point range. The Eagles shot 9-of-16 as a team from deep in the first half while piling up a 39-20 lead.
"He said 'I'm not gonna let us lose this game,'" Brown said of Dawn. "He hit a shot from ... let's say 22 feet. It was ridiculous."
Bellarmine didn't go quietly, however, holding Arlington (21-3) to one field goal in the third quarter to cut the deficit to 45-35 after three. Mar'kese Jackson's 3-pointer with 5:04 remaining cut the Arlington lead to 48-39, but the Eagles converted 11 of 16 shots from the line in the fourth quarter to hold on for the win.
Dawn finished with 29 points and 11 rebounds, while Kaleb Bryson added 14.
Sefo Liufau led Bellarmine (16-9) with 14 points before fouling out with just under a minute left. In his final high school game before heading off to Gonzaga, Lucas Meikle had 13 points and 10 rebounds.
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Arlington 19 20 6 13 -- 58
Bellarmine Prep 12 8 15 12 -- 47
Arlington--Kaleb Bryson 14, Terry Dawn 29, Gavin Smoke 1, Shawn Adams 0, Nathan Aune 0, Noah Jones 5, AJ Passalaqua 3, Bradey Brummel 6, Nate Lewis 0, Russell Smithson 0. Bellarmine Prep--Jackson 7, Hickman 2, Liufau 14, Meikle 13, Flynn 11, Hollyoak 0, Salazar 0. 3-point goals--Dawn 6. Records--Arlington 21-3 overall. Bellarmine Prep 16-9.
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Multiparametric MRI; Fusion prostate biopsy; Prostate cancer active surveillance; Nanoparticles; Novel diagnostics for prostate cancer; Focal ablation of cancer; Cryoablation; Irreversible electroporation more...
- B.A., Stanford University, 1998
- M.D., Columbia University, 2004
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- Urine neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin as a marker of acute kidney injury after kidney surgery. Sprenkle PC, Wren J, Maschino AC, Feifer A, Power N, Ghoneim T, Sternberg I, Fleisher M, Russo P. J Urol. 2013 Jul;190(1):159-64. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2013.01.101. Epub 2013 Feb 4.


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Say what you will about Generation Y but one thing's for sure, they are one tech savvy group. Armed with smartphones, laptops and tablets, they are plugged in and on the go 24/7. And yet, so many students make the same tech mistakes repeatedly. (I'm looking at you, student who hasn't saved their work once in the past hour!) Luckily, U.S. News and World Report has compiled a list of mistakes to avoid when starting school as an online student, check them out below:
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While the focus for many students right now is planning for and paying for the next year of college, some students are still struggling with bills from the current or previous semester. An e-mail survey by the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers reports a perceived increase in unpaid tuition bills in the 2008-2009 academic year. While being caught short on one semester's tuition can seem stressful enough, it can carry serious consequences for college students.
For students with the funds to easily cover tuition, either through family income, college savings plans, or financial aid awards, the figure on their bursar bill may be unpleasant, but it is soon forgotten. However, carrying a bursar balance--in some cases, even a small one--can cut off your ability to register for classes, request transcripts, and even graduate, among other consequences. Students who are unable to pay for a semester by the school's deadline may even find themselves dropped from their classes and kicked off campus. These consequences can essentially derail your education, and many students who take a semester off from college to save money and pay off bills never go back to finish.
Luckily, as Kim Clark stresses in an article on the subject in U.S. News and World Report, universities are willing to work with students to keep them enrolled and get their bills paid, especially in the current economic climate. Many schools are establishing or adding to emergency loan and grant funds to help students stay in school. Federal student financial aid is also still available mid-term. You can still complete the FAFSA for 2008-2009 anytime before June 30. Even if you've already applied for the current year, talking to the financial aid office could still come through big time, especially if your circumstances have changed. Federal grants, as well as some campus-based programs may be available to students whose family contributions have significantly dipped. While Clark's article emphasizes the surprising success networking and asking family for donations can bring, conducting a scholarship search may be a safer bet. Most importantly, be sure to stay in communication with your school. You may have to deal with three different offices on campus, but don't get discouraged. The process may be more streamlined than you'd expect. It is possible to stay enrolled regardless of the financial troubles you're facing.
May 12, 2009
The Obama administration recently announced steps that will be taken to make it easier for unemployed Americans to return to college and pay for school. Through a national effort to revise unemployment benefits and financial aid packaging, the administration hopes to make it possible for more displaced workers to return to school.
Currently, many states reduce or cancel unemployment benefits for students who are enrolled in college part-time or full-time, removing the possibility of a financial cushion that could enable more people to afford to enroll in school. In addition, financial aid is calculated based on previous year income, so lost wages are still included when estimating a student's ability to pay. Even after financial aid is adjusted to reflect a job loss, income from earlier that year is still included and can disqualify a student from receiving a Pell Grant or other need-based aid their first year of school. In some cases, unemployment benefits also are currently counted as income, further compounding the problem.
To help alleviate these problems and encourage the unemployed to enroll in college, financial aid administrators are being given more leeway in using professional judgment to determine unemployed students' ability to pay, and states are being encouraged to revise their policies to encourage college as an option. In addition, many community colleges nationwide are offering financial incentive to unemployed students who enroll, such as free or reduced tuition. If you're unemployed and thinking of college, complete the FAFSA, talk to schools in your area, and finally, do a scholarship search to find additional money for college.
June 10, 2009
DeVry has announced that it will be awarding 500 scholarships to students attending its seven colleges: DeVry University, Keller Graduate School of Management, Ross University, Chamberlain College of Nursing, Apollo College, Western Career College, and Fanor. Scholarships will be awarded to adult students who are starting college or returning to college after an absence this fall. The announcement is timed to celebrate the addition of DeVry, Inc. to the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index this week.
The awards have been dubbed "stimulus scholarships" and will be targeted to displaced workers who are returning to school for retraining. To qualify, applicants must have lost their jobs in the last 12 months and who are starting a course at one of DeVry's schools. DeVry will begin accepting applications for the scholarship on July 1.
This scholarship adds to the list of options returning students have if they've been laid off from their jobs. A number of community colleges are offering local scholarships to displaced workers in their communities, in some cases waiving tuition entirely. Other colleges and scholarship providers are also ramping up financial aid for those affected by the economic downturn, as well. A free college scholarship search can help you find even more ways to pay for school.
July 8, 2009
While fall classes may still seem far off for many students, incoming college freshmen and transfer students are already attending summer orientation and registration sessions. Choosing classes leads directly to one of college's biggest sticker shocks: the price of textbooks for those introductory classes. With individual texts regularly carrying triple-digit price tags, a semester's worth of textbooks you may never touch again can seem an unreasonable expense.
Increasingly, students skilled in money management are finding an array of options to make acquiring textbooks less painful. Used bookstores abound just off campus at many colleges, giving the campus bookstore some competition and mitigating prices at least to some extent. Particularly on-the-ball students race to the university library or avail themselves of inter-library loan options to check out required reading for free. Other college campuses have begun renting popular textbooks for prices significantly lower than the cost of buying them new.
For other students, though, the Internet is the place to find discounted books for class. A number of popular retailers offer used textbooks, though students may run the risk of getting an outdated edition or an instructor's edition of any text they buy sight unseen. Students who buy books online also face the same problem as students who buy from the campus bookstore: after the semester's ended, you may well wind up stuck with an edition of a book you didn't really want to own in the first place.
A few companies are now offering services that combine the convenience of online textbook shopping and textbook rentals. The New York Times recently profiled Chegg.com, a website that allows students to rent textbooks online, similar to online video rental services. While paying $50 or more (plus shipping) for a book you don't even get to keep if you want it can be hard to swallow, online rentals do have advantages: Rental prices can be significantly cheaper than the price of purchasing a textbook, online rentals offer more selection and students don't have to worry about whether they'll be able to find a buyer for their unwanted books at the end of the semester.
Whether or not you choose to rent your books for class, it's nice to know that there are ways textbooks are becoming more affordable. Cheaper books mean your financial aid and college savings can be stretched further...and that's always a good thing.
July 14, 2009
On August 1, the new GI Bill will kick in, bringing with it increased education benefits for people who have served in the military since 2001. At least in theory.
The new GI Bill covers an undergraduate student's full tuition and fees at any four-year state college anywhere in the country, which is a more generous benefit than the veteran aid students received under the old GI Bill. Eligible students will also receive an additional monthly housing stipend and, thanks to the recently approved HEA Technical Corrections legislation, these benefits won't be counted as income for purposes of determining federal student financial aid eligibility.
The GI Bill also includes a new program that gives veterans benefits at private colleges and allows schools to match federal VA benefits for their students. More than 1,100 private colleges signed up to participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program, which should allow veterans to attend a larger number of institutes of higher education at little cost.
However, the formula for determining benefits under the Yellow Ribbon Program has been mired in controversy since its announcement, and as the deadline for the GI Bill to go into effect nears, many people are looking at the wide disparity in Yellow Ribbon benefits nationwide and scratching their heads.
Veterans attending private colleges can receive up to the full amount of tuition and fees at the most expensive public college in the state from the government, with their institution agreeing to assist with additional tuition costs at Yellow Ribbon schools. But the amount the federal government will cover varies widely from state to state, with government benefits ranging from just over $2,000 to just under $40,000, depending on how the department of Veterans Affairs calculated the maximum in-state tuition in each state.
These differences have caused some private schools to limit their Yellow Ribbon participation, meaning many veterans may still be on the hook for most of their college costs if they choose to attend private colleges. The wide variation in benefits also can cause confusion and uncertainty for veterans considering attending private universities but unsure of the financial aid they'll be eligible to receive.
July 15, 2009
Yesterday, President Obama announced a new focus on community colleges in a speech delivered at Macomb Community College in Michigan. Obama pledged $12 billion to improve facilities, increase enrollment, and boost graduation rates at the nation's community colleges, a shift in education policy from the traditional focus on K-12 education and public universities. In addition to the proposed federal funding increase, Obama's speech also called for community colleges to graduate five million more students by the year 2020.
Community colleges have already seen increased enrollments and publicity in recent years. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, community colleges saw the greatest enrollment boom since the 1960s during the first half of this decade. The current economic downturn has prompted even more first-time college students and unemployed adults to enroll at community colleges this academic year. Community college officials and the Obama administration hope that the increased attention paid to community colleges will prompt more students to consider enrolling, either as a path to a career training degree or certificate, or in order to transfer to four-year colleges.
Beyond Presidential endorsement, there are many other incentives to pursue a degree at a community college. Tuition is typically much lower at two-year schools than at private colleges or state colleges, and courses are often offered with the scheduling needs of working adult students in mind. Additionally, numerous scholarship opportunities exist specifically for students pursuing two-year degree programs. Community college students can do a free college scholarship search to learn more about funding opportunities available.
July 29, 2009
College rankings, such as those published this week by Princeton Review, always generate media buzz and factor heavily into students' decisions ("Do I really want to go to one of the top 20 party schools?"). However, rankings are not everything, nor is cost (even in a recession), and in your college search, you may find that many colleges offer things that can't be easily quantified.
Rising high school seniors returning from their first round of campus visits and newly admitted undergraduate students who have gone through orientation and registration have likely experienced some of this. In addition to offering good financial aid, academic programs, extracurricular activities, and dorm food, the best colleges will also entice students to imagine themselves living on campus and being a part of the culture there. While prestige is certainly nice, your college experience will be enriched by feeling as though you are engaged with those around you and like you really belong to the campus community.
How colleges try to create this impression varies greatly. I've seen tongue-in-cheek Facebook groups for several colleges, including my alma mater, declaring students' decisions to enroll were based on receiving a free t-shirt, but gestures like this can make a difference. The small liberal arts college my sister ultimately chose to attend offered a package of cookies from the local cookie factory to students who took a campus tour, which we happily munched on while driving home from an impressive campus visit. The most interesting college freebie I've heard of comes from Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, which sends each incoming freshman a box of Walla Walla onions. That definitely makes a unique impression!
This has us wondering: Have you received anything cool from a college you've visited or chosen to attend? What unconventional things have caught your attention during the process of choosing a college?
August 6, 2009
We're nearly a week into August, and for many students, that means that back-to-school preparations have begun. Whether you're picking out notebooks and extra-long twin sheets, or trying to squeeze one last trip or a few more hours of work into your calendar, now is a good time to start looking ahead to the fall term if you're in college. This includes thinking about financial aid. One of the least pleasant aspects of the start of the semester is finding yourself in the line for the college financial aid office as it grows to epic proportions the first week of class.
Luckily, at most colleges the fall rush has not yet started, so if you have some extra time now, you can take steps to make sure you won't find yourself standing in a packed office and trying not to panic on the first day of class. From a financial aid office veteran, here are three things to check into now to avoid waiting in line later.
First, if you are applying for federal student financial aid, by now you should have filled out a 2009-2010 FAFSA and received a financial aid award notice from your college's financial aid office. If you're still waiting to complete a FAFSA or hear back from your school, now would be a good time to take care of these things. You may want to call your college's financial aid office, or check your account online if you have the option, to make sure that everything is in order for timely disbursement of your fall financial aid. Ask if you have any other paperwork you need to complete (such as verification or a master promissory note), especially if it is your first time receiving financial aid. Double check disbursement dates, as well, so you know when you are due to receive the money.
Second, if you've won any scholarship awards (and we hope you have!), now would be a good time to make sure you know when you will be receiving the funds, whether the checks will go to the school or to you, and whether you will need to sign anything or wait for the school to do any additional paperwork before you receive the money (the financial aid office may need to recalculate your aid based on the scholarships you've received). Many scholarship providers notify you of disbursement arrangements or include this information in their official rules, so review correspondence with them, as well as information they've published. If you have questions, you can check with your college and the scholarship provider.
Finally, make sure you will have sufficient funds to cover your bill and make arrangements if necessary to take care of whatever costs grants, scholarships, or federal student loans do not cover. Your parents may want to take out a PLUS loan, or you may want to take out a private loan to cover whatever gap is left. You will want to do paperwork for these as soon as possible, as processing times may take up to a few weeks, especially once things get busy. Many colleges also offer payment plans if you'd like to pay the rest of your bill without borrowing, but you cannot afford to do so all at once.
August 13, 2009
Both for students starting college for the first time in the fall and for undergraduate students returning for another year, textbooks are too often an unwelcome and unexpectedly large expense. With your scholarship awards and hard-earned money already going towards tuition and room and board, it's difficult and unpleasant to have to shell out well over $100 for a book you're unlikely to even enjoy reading. There are ways to ease the pain of college textbook purchases, though.
Start Early and Get It in Writing: With classes starting up in August or September at most schools, your professors and the bookstore staff probably already know what books will be needed for fall, even if the textbook section of the campus bookstore isn't open for business yet. If you have your fall schedule figured out, now is a good time to start tracking down textbooks. First off, get a book list for each course as early as possible. This could take some doing, as not all professors in all departments have the courtesy to make book lists and syllabi available on a course website. Typically, professors have to get lists to the bookstore, though, and the bookstore is generally supposed to make this information available to students. If you can't find this information anywhere, don't be afraid to ask your professor through a polite e-mail.
Comparison Shop and Buy Used: With book list in hand, make note of prices at the campus bookstore, any off-campus textbook stores in the community, and popular websites that sell new and used books. Try to find the best deal, and be sure to factor in shipping costs and how long it will take the books to arrive. While the used book stacks are always the first to go at the bookstore, this isn't the only place used books are available. Check local used bookstores, as well as online retailers. I've found books for literature classes at library sales, yard sales, and thrift stores too, so be on the lookout if you happen across any of these. There's nothing like picking up a $15 text for 15 cents.
Find It for Free: Got friends or older siblings who may have taken similar classes? See if they hung onto their books and could lend you one or two. You may want to try posting flyers in your dorm and common areas on campus, or utilizing free online classifieds for your campus and community. The end of the semester is often the best time for this, but it could still pay off now. Don't forget the campus and public libraries, either, especially if you have the option of checking out a book for an entire semester, or if you will only need a book for part of the term. Most colleges participate in pretty generous inter-library loan programs, and some let students keep books or renew books for fairly substantial lengths of time. If you can't borrow, you may also want to look into renting. While not free, textbook rental services are less expensive than purchasing new books, and you don't have to worry about trying to sell the books back at the end of the semester.
Apply for Textbook Scholarships: Many scholarship opportunities allow winners to apply costs towards any school-related expenses, including textbooks. Additionally, several scholarship providers offer students money specifically for buying books. Some are local scholarships and others are major-specific, but they are out there! Do a free college scholarship search today to find some textbook funds.
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Bulabog Beach is a large lagoon in Boracay.It is about two miles long and protected by offshore reefs. It has become known as one of the top windsurfing and kiteboarding (kitesurfing) beaches in Asia. The windy season is between November and April when winds are generally steady and onshore, blowing usually between 12 and 20 knots. The beautiful, turquoise waters in Boracay are always warm, hovering around 27'C. There is shallow and flat water in the bay and rolling and breaking waves out beyond the reef for the more adventurous kiteboarders.
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On, 25 April 1947, then Chief of Staff of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower signed general Orders 91 creating the ROTC on the University of Illinois Urbana Campus. Because the old Navy Pier campus was an extension of the University of Illinois, the ROTC detachment at Navy pier was officially part of the University of Illinois program. ROTC Flourished during the post WWII years. The Fire Battalion's history indicates a cadet battalion enrollment reaching 600 cadets during the early 1950s. In 1965, the university campus moved from Navy Pier to its present location offering courses in four colleges to about 5000 students. The Vietnam Years, 1965-1975 the Fire Battalion was still a detachment of the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana campus. In 1973, pursuant to Department of the Army Guidance women were allowed into the ROTC Program. Around 1976 UIC Fire Battalion was officially designated a Battalion separate and distinct from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. In 1978, a staff study, nicknamed the subway study was conducted by the Loyola Instructor Group at the behest of the Second region Commander. The study was designed to test the feasibility of tying all the Chicago Area Programs together using the subway-rapid transit system. The idea was abandoned due to excessive travel times for students. Under President Reagan, during the Cold War years of the1980's, the program was reinvigorated and many of the cities smaller schools and universities were cross-enrolling in the UIC ROTC program. 17 May 1991, The Loyola-DePaul Battalion commissioned their last 5 cadets and folded its colors for the last time. The Fire Battalion assumed responsibility for the cross-enrolled students from Loyola and DePaul Universities (now Rambler Battalion) as well as Northeastern Illinois University, Northwestern University. The later two schools were official extensions of the Loyola Battalion. In 1996, the Fire Battalion became the host ROTC unit for all of the Chicago Area. Chicago State University folded its colors as did Illinois Institute of Technology. With the closing of these last two Chicago area detachments, the Fire Battalion now was the only Battalion in Chicago.
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Maybe it was the lack of ball movement.
Maybe it was the lack of defense.
Or maybe it was the abundance of lethargy in their game. Whatever it is, the Lancers need to fix it before taking the court again Friday.
Lenoir Community College dropped both their games over the weekend, letting Sunday's contest against Patrick Henry Community College slide right by them on Coach Bobby Dawson Court.
LCC (5-5, 0-5 Region X) never led Sunday as it fell to the visiting Patriots, 82-64, out of Virginia. The Lancers lost the day before in double overtime against Guildford Technical Community College, 94-90.
But Sunday, the Lancers just weren't into it.
"It was lackluster, (there was) no effort out there tonight," LCC coach Bobby Dawson said of his team's performance after Sunday's game. "I think it's a mental thing. I think we just have to go back … to the drawing board."
The Lancers' lineup was adjusted over the last three games, with a couple of players returning for their last home game until Jan. 26. LCC lost three in a row at home after Sunday's defeat.
Jeremy Smith returned Sunday for LCC, but finished with five points on two-of-four shooting and four rebounds.
Larry George was LCC's leading scorer against the Patriots (10-3, 4-1), finishing with 15 on seven-of-nine effort. He also had five rebounds.
The Lancers shot 39 percent from the field, but, even with 11 assists, weren't passing the ball enough.
"Those guys pounded us inside, and when they went to the zone, they started spreading us out," Dawson said of Patrick Henry. "You can't hide weak defense, and that's what we are. We're a weak defensive team right now."
LCC's Tawaiin Harper had five big points to bring the Lancers within two at 24-22, but there was no stopping the scoring power of Patrick Henry'sBruce Elder Jr.
He lit up the paint and came away with 38 points and 12 rebounds over the Lancers.
After LCC trailed by only six points coming back from the break, Elder was instrumental in expanding his team's lead.
When he finally missed a shot, LCC's defensive rebound became a basket with 12 minutes left— but the Lancers were already down 61-49.
The Lancers went down by as many as 15. They got a couple of big baskets via assists, including Gabe Stathern's 3-pointer off a dish from Harper. LCC broke 50 points on the play, and it was one of two treys from the Lancers.
Although LCC made adjustments for PH's low-post scoring, the effort for a comeback wasn't strong enough.
"You see a little lull in there sometimes," Dawson said. "On offense, we do a lot of one-on-one stuff, and that is not going to get it. If we're going to do anything, we've got to come together as a team. Hopefully, we can find some resolve in that this week."
The Lancers played the game down to the wire the previous day but came up short.
Guildford Tech tied the contest at 69-69 with 16 seconds left in regulation. LCC guard Shaquille Wilson penetrated the defense, but his shot didn't fall as the teams headed into the first overtime.
The score ping-ponged through the first extra session. Antuawn Smith scored on a floater for LCC to tie all at 79-79, and a Titans turnover forced a second overtime. They pulled away from LCC by going up five points and leaving less than 16 seconds on the clock.
Smith had a huge game on the glass for LCC Saturday as he finished with 22 rebounds. He also had 16 points that day.
He was one of two Lancers to slip on what seemed to be a clammy floor in the extra periods, causing a pair of LCC turnovers.
"The floor was horrible," Smith said Saturday. "It was a hard pill to swallow, but we have to come back out and fight hard."
Sunday, Smith had just six points and four rebounds.
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PHCC scoring (10-3, 3-1): Bruce Elder Jr 38, Josh Beck 12, Daquan Kerman 11, Mustafa Ali 8, Latrell Wells 4, Jashad Jamison 3, Daniel Ginsberg 2, Rod Holland 2, Ian Jackson 2. (46 percent).
LCC scoring (5-5, 0-5): Larry George 15, Gabe Stathern 14, James Owens 9, Josh Hill 8, Tawaiin Harper 7, Antuawn Smith 6, Jeremey Smith 5. (39 percent).
PHCC rebounds: Elder 14, Beck 4, Jamison 3, Wells 2, Holland 1, Ali 1, Darius Watson 1, Kerman 1, TEAM 1
LCC rebounds: Owens 11, George 5, Shaquille Wilson 5, George 5, A. Smith 4, J. Smith 4, Hill 3, Stathern 1, Eric Dudley 1, TEAM 2.
LCC scoring (5-4, 0-4): Antuawn Smith 16, James Owens 16, Gabriel Stathern 13, Shaquille Wilson 12, Josh Hill 10, Tawaiin Harper 7, Larry George 7, Eric Dudley 5, Tavorise Hall 2, Carnell Norfleet 2.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. King College hit .333 offensively and used 43 digs on defense to score a 3-1 (23-25, 25-18, 25-15, 25-19) victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas mens volleyball action on Tuesday night in the Merner Gym. The Tornado improve to 11-8 overall, 5-3 in league play while the Falcons dip to 8-13, 0-7.
Pfeiffer jumped out to a quick start in game one to take the opener 25-23. A pair of Tornado errors and kill by Eric Edelman (Henrietta, NY) put the Falcons up 7-2 while a service ace from Josh Mahan (Victor, NY) later put the hosts up 13-8. King would rally back late in the opening set as Alex Oliveria (Goiania, BRAZIL) would deliver an ace of his own before giving the point right back on his second serve attempt. Two more Tornado miscues extended the Pfeiffer lead to 21-17 before Mahan stifled a comeback attempt with another throw down for the two-point win.
In the second set, back-to-back kills by Edelman and Drew Burdette (Greer, SC) put the Falcons up 11-8 before a pair of errors and kill by James Friddle (Cartersville, GA) put the visitors up for good. Burdette tried to bring back the home team with a kill at 18-17 but a kill from Joel Salva (Lake Mary, FL) and two at the end by Jeremy Funk (Washingtonboro, PA) would even the match at a set apiece.
Set three completely belonged to King from the halfway point of the stanza as four-straight Pfeiffer faults pushed an 8-8 game to a 12-8 visitors lead. From there, James Friddle (Cartersville, GA) would drop down a pair of kills while Funk added two more. Eric Glenn (Portsmouth, VA) recorded the final two kills of set for a 25-15 win.
Pfeiffer tried to mount a late rally in set four but would eventually succumb by six. Edelman registered a kill to tie the match at 14, but again, a Pfeiffer error gave the Tornado the lead and the lead for good. Glenn would put down the next two King kills for an 18-16 game while Micah Bortner (Dallastown, PA) and Friddle would trade kills at 19-17. After a Falcons timeout down three, Oliveria would begin to seal the deal as Salva did on the final play for a 3-1 match win.
Friddle had a match-high 16 kills for the Tornado while Glenn followed with 11. Salva dished out 49 assists while libero Morris Cephas (Richmond, VA) popped up 14 of Kings 43 digs. The visitors hit .478 and .483 in the final two sets for the win.
For the Falcons, Edelman recorded the only double-digit kill night with 14 while setter Michael McLaughlin (Aliquippa, PA) put up 31 helpers. Mark Hess (Lebanon, PA) dug nine times while Pfeiffer out-blocked King 11-10.
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Scouting Report-I hadn't paid a whole lot of attention to Fox prior to the start of this season. Miami opened the season against FSU and all I could watch was Fox. He was all over the field. Picking up blitzers, pulling, getting to the outside, working to the second level, blocking DEs, blitzing LBs' and DB's and even holding up against DT's on stunts and twists. He looked to be a very athletic and versitile player with NFL potential. As the weeks went on, that didn't change. Physically, I am not sure he's 310, I'd probably put him about 3 mentos under 300, and so he could certainly stand to pack a little beef on. And get stronger. The one play I saw him lose it on more than any this season was the good old fashioned bulls rush. He was getting his boayd too high, giving up leverage and getting overpowered. More ballet dancer than UFC fighter on the field, he doesnt' appear to always be playing with tremendous intensity or anger, which I love in offensive line prospects. But all in all, his athleticism is exceptional almost like when you hear about former TE's who move to tackle He's that kind of guy.
Draft Status-I have Fox rated higher than most. Not sure if he'll be able to be drafted among the first 7 or 8 tackles, but I think his offseason will make or break him between somewhere in the 2nd round if he can show some power and intensity or a late 4th if he looks to be too lacking in strength at the point of attack and cannot correct his shortcomings.
Final Analysis-I suppose the worn out cliche' that applies best here is "project". He's going to have to get bigger and stronger, and learn to use those long arms better and be more aggressive. But he appears to be a very smart player with a high football IQ which will really help. I think on a team that doesn't have to deal with a lot of 3-4 defenses where the ends are 290+lbs, fox could really carve a nice career for himself. A zone blocking offense with smaller tackles would be ideal for Fox and going to a good running team will help him learn. Probably more athlete than football player, but appears to eb coachable and have some upside.
Reminds me of: Anthony Collins, RT Cincinnati Bengals-Collins came into the league right at 300lbs, and was very athletic, but was lacking in terms of run blocking and physical play, and he's developed really nicely. I think Fox has the chance to follow a very similar path.
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