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Tue, 2011-03-08 02:32 — Scotty
The Worlds Smoothest Grappler Jeff Glover will be competing at the ADCC North American Trails this weekend! Come down with us to cheer him on!
Here are the details!
See you there!
Mon, 2011-03-07 17:12 — OTM News
This is your last chance to get a spot in the 2011 ADCC World Championships!
Thu, 2011-02-24 13:34 — ericag
Attention all Grapplers!!! The ADCC Qualifiers in San Diego, (March 12th) is the last qualifier for North Americans!
Thu, 2011-02-17 16:50 — BALEIA
The road to the ADCC worlds, in Nottingham England stops in San Diego March 12th
After a successful 2010 North American Championships, the ADCC North America Federation is back to find the final competitors who will fight for ADCC glory this September in England.
Time and Place
San Diego, California, March 12th 2011
Arena: National Guard Armory (7401 Mesa College Drive)
Event homepage & info: www.adccna.com
Mon, 2011-02-14 16:36 — ADCC
Time and Place
Turku Finland May 21st
City: www.turku.fi
Arena: Spahotel Caribia 994-hall
Event homepage & info: www.adccfinland.com
Hotel Scandic Plaza
Yliopistonkatu 29, 20100 Turku
Reservation password: LEM 200511
Reservation deadline: May 26th 2011
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Tue, 2011-02-01 21:23 — JayPagesJJ
Welcome to our first tournament review of for the year 2011. The first review we have on hand is the Abu Dhabi World Pro Trials which was held on Saturday, January 29th in sin city; the Disney Land for adults, Las Vegas Nevada! With this tournament being the 1st Major Tournament in the US for the year and it being the Abu Dhabi World Pro Trials, I had very high hopes for this event. I was expecting one of the highest caliber tournaments I have ever been to. Unfortunately, my hope for this tournament were crushed! Crushed as early as the night prior during the weigh in process.
Fri, 2011-01-28 17:43 — Marko Leisten
Time and Place
Turku Finland, April 2nd 2011
City: www.turku.fi
Arena: Spahotel Caribia 994-hall
Event homepage & info: www.adccfinland.com
Hotel Hamburger Börs
Adress: Kauppiaskatu 6, 20100 Turku Finland
Reservation password: BSUO110401
Reservation deadline: February 28th 2011
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Sun, 2010-12-05 15:27 — throwdownmma
Looks like the current 76.9Kg champion, Pablo Popovitch wont be travling alone. He will be accompanied by head instructor at his academy in Pembroke Pines, FL and training partner, Vagner Rocha. He recently won the ADCC North American Trials on Saturday,November 20th in the -76 Kg division. However getting there was not an easy task. Vagner had 5 fights total, 4 by submission, a triangle, anaconda choke, armbar, and even taking a page from the current champs arsenal finishing his 4th fight by Pablo's feared "gogozeira" choke.
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Special Olympics' Polar Plunge set for Feb. 23
Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 10:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 10:43 p.m.
CAROLINA BEACH | The ninth annual Polar Plunge will be Saturday, Feb., 23, at the Carolina Beach Boardwalk. Take a chilly plunge in the Atlantic Ocean to benefit Special Olympics.
Polar Plunge schedule
9 a.m.: 5K registration opens
10 a.m.: 5K run begins
11 a.m.: Plunge registration gates open
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.: Live music, raffles, food, friends, art and more
1:30 p.m.: Costume Contest
3 p.m.: Line up for the Plunge. Area 1 is for Special Olympians and plungers under 15; area 2 for plungers 15 and older; and area 3 for plungers and pooches.
3:05 p.m.: All participants Plunge
Plunge as an individual or as a member of a team, but no wetsuits please!
Organizers hope to increase the "Plunging Pooch Population."
The Special Olympics Raffle will take place before the plunge under the registration tent, featuring huggable polar bears for youngsters, jewelry gift certificates for discerning adults and more than 30 rounds of golf at local courses.
New this year is the "5K Run-n-Plunge" option. Run the certified 5K course and/or plunge as you wish.
All proceeds benefit the more than 500 local Special Olympic athletes, providing them with year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
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College Hockey:RIT Downs Fredonia, 7-2, for Tourney Title
Galway Nets Two Goals For Tigers
FREDONIA, N.Y. — RIT co-captain Jerry Galway had two goals and two assists to lead RIT over the host Fredonia Blue Devils 7-2 on Sunday in the championship game of the fifth annual Fredonia Invitational tournament. It was RIT's second championship in three trips to this tournament.
The Tigers raced to a 3-0 lead with first-period goals by Mike Tarantino, Galway and co-captain Derek Hahn.
All three were highlight-film goals, especially the one by Galway, as he raced into the Fredonia zone and blasted a loose puck over the shoulder of Fredonia goaltender Jamie Kosecki.
Tarantino, a freshman from Oakville, Ontario, assisted on both RIT goals in the second period, as the Tigers increased their lead to 5-0. First Rob Vessio scored on a shot from the far point that seemed to surprise Kosecki. Then Mike Moore scored on a shot from the near point that trickled between the goaltender's pads.
Fredonia got on the board at 6:29 of the third period when a shot by Marcel Hurtubise deflected off the leg of Erik Dolesh past RIT netminder Tyler Euverman.
RIT regained its five-goal cushion just 1:27 later when, on the power play, Pete Bournazakis scored his third goal of the tournament off some pretty passing by Galway and Hahn.
The Tigers made it 7-1 at midway through the third on Galway's second of the game, also a power-play goal.
Fredonia closed out the scoring at 16:34 on goal by Mike Mason. With a man advantage, the Blue Devils cycled the puck well and Marc Fattey found Mason alone in front of the RIT net. The freshman buried the puck to make it 7-2.
"I think we played well enough to win, and now we know what we need to work on this week," RIT coach Wayne Wilson said. " We made some mistakes, but for the most part I was pleased with the way we played in this tournament.
"Our veteran players stepped up, which we're going to need to be successful."
Shots on goal were 42-28 in favor of the Tigers.
Hahn, with two goals and three assists on the weekend, was named tournament MVP.
The all-tournament team was: forward Pete Bournazakis of RIT; forward Jason Furness of Fredonia; forward Joe Pecoraro of Oswego; defenseman Nate Elliot of Oswego; defenseman Jerry Galway of RIT; and goaltender Tyler Euverman of RIT.
RIT returns to action on Oct. 27 when it takes on Geneseo in the first round of the Chase Rochester Cup tournament. Fredonia travels to Findlay on Oct. 24.
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Learn a drill that Limestone College head coach J.B. Clarke uses nearly every day to enhance his players' improvisation and communication. Clarke's Saints lost only one game in the 2014 season en route to becoming the NCAA D-II National Champions.
Drill Summary: Offensive players form three lines: one about 10 yards in front of the goal and two about ten yards off of each pipe, even with the goal. Defensive players form a line next to one of the lines even with the goal, and a goalie is in the net. To start the drill, one offensive player steps in from each line and two defensive players race out in front of the goal. The coach rolls a ball to one of the offensive players, then it's three on two with complete freedom.
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1) Take chances on offense.
2) Goalie works on "pipe to pipe."
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Limestone head lacrosse coach J.B. Clarke reveals one of his most effective drills for practicing high-tempo offense in game-like situations. Follow along as Coach Clarke breaks down the drill for you in the film room before heading out to the field for live action with his team.
Drill Overview
In "Lines to the Goal", each scenario consists of an odd-man situation favoring the offense. For instance, in 3 Lines to the Goal, it will be a 2-on-1 situation. In 5 Lines to the Goal, it will be a 3-on-2 situation; and so on. Meanwhile, Coach Clarke's team will practice these drills from all over the field, whether it's behind, up front, or the sides, so there's a great opportunity for variation here.
You may also put restrictions on the drills as well. For instance, if you do 5 Lines from Behind, it would consist of three offensive lines and two defensive lines below the goal line. Look to put cones down about five yards above the goal line so that players can't go higher than that in order to score.
Coaching Tip: Make sure your players practice drills running into position.
A coach will generally start each rep by throwing out a ground ball. Players should look to pick up the ball and move it quickly. Do not carry the ball.
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The action begins with "5 Lines to the Goal from Behind." Cones are set up so players don't go too high and get out of position. Each rep goes quickly and coaches should aim to get their players through each rep fast and efficiently. The more reps you can get in, the better. A major key here is to make things happen fast.
In the video clip below, notice how many offensive and defensive fundamentals and principles are at play here, which makes it no surprise to see why this drill is so effective.
Player Tips: For the offensive players, make sure you always have your stick ready to score. Get creative and work on your give and gos and fakes. Also, don't forget to look back to where the ball came from. This can lead to a high-percentage opportunity. Finally, with an offensive advantage, don't be careless. Make fast but smart decisions out there.
The previous clips can be seen on Championship Productions' DVD "Unsettled Drills for Up-Tempo Lacrosse." To check out more videos featuring drills and up-tempo lacrosse, stop by our lacrosse library.
The following drills are perfect for coaches looking to implement a high-speed, dynamic style of lacrosse. Follow along as each drill is explained before Limestone head coach J.B. Clarke takes to the field with his team to simulate each one at full speed. Here's your chance to practice unsettled situations, teach lacrosse fundamentals, and learn how to beat teams by being relentless on both ends of the field.
This 3-on-2 drill is one of Limestone's favorite drills. The program believes that 3-on-2 teaches about the fundamentals of lacrosse, up-tempo lacrosse, and C.H.A.O.S. (constantly harass and create opportunity to score) better than anything else they do. Flying Rats is a great stickwork and shooting drill and also teaches a lot about unsettled situations.
First, get a coach with a full bucket of balls. This is an up-tempo and fast drill, so make sure your players are keeping up. A lot of goals will be scored, so don't let the defense get too frustrated. This drill really teaches you to move to every pass and that you must score quickly, plus implementing ball fakes and getting the defense moving in the wrong direction, plus throwing to where the slide came from.
Defensively, spend a lot of time teaching the players to constantly have their stick out in front with the stick getting to the glove. So many turnovers are caused because you are poke-checking gloves. This drill requires strong communication between teammates and anticipating that next pass or play.
Tips: Don't clear the ball in this drill. That way, you can get in a lot more reps. Also, be sure to point your off-shoulder at the feed. This helps protect your hands with your body (and makes poke checks less effective). Remember to move to the ball, move your feet, and anticipate the ride. For the defense, it's about getting to the glove and forcing throwaways. By midseason, look to get this drill to 75 percent goals and 25 percent defensive turnovers. Keep score and add punishments to make it mean something.
The Cornell Drill is a 4-on-3 drill. Players will start in tight before a ball is rolled out from them. Players must pick it up coming out and then attack from there. So often we see offenses picking up the ball away from the goal and then they keeping running away from the goal. Instead, we want to attack the goal as soon as we pick it up. Defensively, this drill teaches playing from the inside out. Offensively, we want to attack the goal off the ground ball and attack the backside. This is a very versatile drill, so try some different looks and match-ups, such as 5-on-4, 6-on-5, etc.
Tips: The defense should look to clear the ball up to the midfield. Offensively, get some good looks on the skip. Look to be a threat to score as soon as you catch it and give the defense a reason to cover you. As a team, look to run this a few times a week and give it some new wrinkles each time out.
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While the European motorcycle industry is in crisis due to dramatically falling sales, BMW is moving in the opposite direction thanks to its loftier perspective of the mobility (as opposed to motorcycle) industry. After years concentrating on larger capacity two wheelers, it is moving into the scooter field. Having already shown an electric version of its ultra-safe C1 scooter, plus several MINI scooter concepts in recent weeks, BMW Motorrad yesterday unveiled a maxi scooter concept. Two premium scooters will be derived from the concept vehicle in the near future and there's also an electric version being investigated.Read More
When BMW released their original C1 scooter in 2000 nobody had seen anything like it on the road. And not many C1s were seen on the road after it was released either. In the three years that BMW produced the scooter-with-a-roll-cage, only about 12000 were made. The riding public didn't quite know what to make of the C1 and BMW never sold as many as it had hoped. Now BMW has brought the urban runabout back as the C1-E concept vehicle with an electric drivetrain. Could it be the C1's time has come?Read More
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Lower Counties Celebrate Mountain State's Birthday in a Big Way
Written by Phyllis Smith
Last updated on June 21, 2013 @ 8:55AM
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While the Capitol was celebrating West Virginia's 150th birthday, there was party after party in the lower counties of our state.
Throughout the lower counties, people could be found celebrating. Gilmer County hosted it's annual Folk Festival. The Wildlife Center in Upshur County had Civil War reenactments, and ladies dressed up for tea. There was even free birthday cake at the courthouse on Main Street in Buckhannon.
Laura Meadows, the Executive Director for the Upshur County Visitors Center, said, "This is such a huge day for our state because our people are proud. We're proud natives of West Virginia, and this is just a great celebration of where we come from, and what's coming ahead for our state."
Some celebrations will even continue, like in Randolph County. Friday night, June 21st, they're having a free performance in their town square at 6-30 p.m.
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Everyone is buzzing about SNL today. Actors Jonah Hill and Leonardo DiCaprio decided to recreate the famous and iconic scene from 'Titanic' during Hill's opening monologue on 'Saturday Night Live' on January 25 in New York City.
'Titanic' fans remember the famous "I'm Flying Scene" when the film first came out. While Hill was smack talking his 'The Wolf of Wall Street' costar, DiCaprio decided to make a surprise appearance on stage. After a few moments, Hill said, "Hey Lee, remember when we were on set and I would get really nervous? Can we do the thing we always did every day that made me feel safe?" After DiCaprio agreed, music from 'Titanic' began playing and he wrapped his arms around Hill. Well, I'm sure you can guess what Hill shouted out next.
The scene was absolutely hilarious and it brought me back to the days when I had the biggest crush on Leo and was totally obsessed with 'Titanic'. You can check out the clip my clicking the link here. Skip to about 2:07 where it all begins.
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On the evenings of Monday, October 8, and Tuesday, October 9, from 5-7pm, Networking will be conducting maintenance on the campus wireless network. During the maintenance, the campus wireless system will experience staggered 3-5 minute service interruptions. The maintenance involves a software upgrade to the core wireless controllers. The current software has multiple bugs that are causing instability in the campus wireless network, as well as a bug that makes the campus wireless system incompatible with certain client devices running Windows 8 (affects both the public beta and official releases). The updated software resolves these issues.
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Fresno State
2006: (Junior) Appeared in 110 games, the most of any Bulldog last year . . . led the team with 632 assists an average of 5.75 per game . . . had 188 digs for an average of 1.71 per game . . . total of 29.5 points . . . had a season and career high 43 assists vs. Louisiana Tech Oct. 21 . . . had 37 assists vs. Boise State Nov. 11. . . recorded double digit assists in every match except for one . . . had a total of 13 service aces . . . recorded six double-doubles.
2005: (Sophomore) Transferred to Fresno State and joined the team for spring practice.
Irvine Valley College
Two-year letterwinner at Irvine Valley ... Second-team All-America in 2005 ... Also named first-team All-Conference and first-team All-State ... Coached by Tom Pestolesi ... Named Scholar-Athlete of the Year at Irvine for 2005-06.
Elisinore High School
Three-year letterwinner as a setter at Elsinore High School ... Two-time first-team All-League ... Second-team All-County as a junior .... League MVP in 2003 as a senior... First-team All-County in 2003.
Born May 2, 1986 ... Parents are Terry and Lorie Hess ... Father is a building contractor and mother is a scrapbooker ... Has four brothers ...Her father played football at Utah, and her brother Tyler played four years of football at Air Force ....... Hobbies include snowboarding and fishing ... Her favorite athletes are Kristopher Holstege & Misty May, because they motivated her to not ever give up ... Her biggest athletic thrill is a good block ... Chose to attend Fresno State because of the coaches and the location.
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Roche's HCV qualitative and quantitative tests have received CE mark. The tests, based on the firm's Cobas platform, detect HCV RNA, which is a crucial marker in the management of hepatitis C infection.
Cobas AmpliPrep/Cobas TaqMan HCV Qualitative Test v2.0 is intended for the confirmation of HCV antibody positive specimens. Cobas AmpliPrep/Cobas TaqMan HCV Quantitative Test v2.0 is intended for viral load monitoring and the prediction of virological response to antiviral therapy. Both tests are reportedly standardized with the World Health Organization (WHO) international standard and have a limit of detection and lower limit of quantitation of 15 IU/mL.
"The two tests provide a holistic solution for the management of hepatitis C infection, from the confirmation of a hepatitis C infection to the prediction and assessment of treatment response," says Paul Brown, Ph.D., head of Roche Molecular Diagnostics. "Considering the rapidly changing hepatitis C treatment environment, we are pleased to provide two medically relevant tests on one fully automated platform. This offers clinicians the tools to manage their patients effectively and laboratories the automation and flexibility to maximize their workflow efficiency."
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Niels Oeltjen (aka Nails), untitled wall painting (detail), 2006, aerosol paint on board, 360(w) x 276(h)cm. Exhibiting at CarriageWorks' May's Lane Street Art Retrospective, 25 March to 7 April 2009. Image courtesy the artist and Carriageworks. Photograph by Raoul Pohlmann.
Eugenia Raskopoulos, Untitled 99/00 (detail), 1999/2000, six Type C photographs, 110 x 160cm each. Image courtesy the artist.
Eugene Carchesio, 187 works for the People's Republic of Spiritual Revolution (detail), 1975-90, watercolour, pencil, collage, ink and pressed leaves on paper. 168 sheets ranging from 15 x... more >
Cover image for Jonathan Rosenbaum's Discovering Orson Welles, University of California Press, Berkeley, 2007, 336pp.
Cassandra Schultz, Wombach after Bewick, Thomas, c. 1807, from the installation Pouch, the Antipodean Series, 2008, incense figurine (cinnamon wood paste), bell jar, rosewood base... more >
Kantjupayi Benson, Truck and Driver, 2007, grass, raffia, string, wool, wire, mesh, wheels, 112 x 190 x 75cm. Courtesy the artist and Tjanpi Desert Weavers.
Danny Eastwood, My Reconciliation, 2008, pen, ink and watercolour on paper, 69 x 90cm. Image courtesy the artist. Photograph by Silversalt Photography.
John Kelly's invocation of the spectre of Francis Fukuyama's controversial claims of the end of history (First past the Post-Colonial, AMA, November 2008, #215) resonates and sits in a complex posi... more >
René Albert and Florence in the grounds of rue Spontini, Paris, ca 1916 (Gimpel family archives).
Bert Flugelman, Cones, 1982, stainless steel, 450 x 2050 x 450cm. Installation view, National Gallery of Australia Sculpture Garden. Collection: National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Co... more >
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Clark bar is a classic candy bar that hasn't been as popular as say, Snickers. It's been around for years, but hasn't acquired the star status. Currently Clark bar is made by New England Candy Company (NECCO) and comes in milk and dark chocolate varieties. Since Clark bar is kinda hard to find, I felt extremely lucky to find this Clark Dark in a Rite Aid in the Philadelphia area.
So what is a Clark bar? I admit the first time I came across one I didn't know what it was. Clark bar is similar to a Butterfinger bar: a peanut butter crisp surrounded by chocolate. Yet in my mind, Clark bar is more "natural". The peanut butter insides of a Clark bar aren't neon yellow/orange like Butterfinger's, plus the chocolate is real, unlike the Butterfinger's mockolate coating. So Clark bar appeals more to me because of this.
Now I know what you're wondering, how does it taste?
The Clark bar's bite has a wonderful crispiness to it that's very pleasing to chew. The chocolate is nice and rich with a sweetness that's hard for me to declare it as milk to dark chocolate because the peanut butter crisp interior is just so powerful of a flavor. The color of the chocolate is darker, so it fits the description. The peanut butter crisp interior has the really strong flavor of a creamy, salty peanut butter and it matches beautifully with the chocolate. The chocolate, according to the ingredients list, it also the real thing, so all I can say is, as far as I'm concerned, I'd much rather eat a Clark bar than Butterfinger.
Overall, I'm impressed. This was really tasty. If you haven't ever tried a Clark bar, I'd pick one up if you ever come across one.
Rating: Will Eat Again
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Changes Coming with Banner Student Fall 2014
Replacing our Legacy cashiering and student system with Banner Student and CashNet Cashiering:
- Legacy system no longer accommodating growth in student body and changing requirements/opportunities in higher education. Downside is loss of ability to have things exactly the way we want them and the need to change business processes to utilize a system designed for use by a multitude of schools.
Payment of Tuition and Fees:
- Payment of Tuition and Fees by credit card will be made on-line through CashNet and will incur a 2.75% convenience fee.
- An e-check option with no convenience fee will also be available.
- Payment made with the BankMobile Vibe debit card will also incur the convenience fee.
- The Cashier's Office will no longer process credit card transactions but will continue to accept cash, checks and money orders.
Tuition and Fee Payment Due Dates:
- Only two due dates per term. Courses that have a start date during first half of semester will have "First Half" due date of 08/28/2015 (corresponds to current A Term due date). Courses that have a start date during second half of semester will have "Second Half" due date of 10/21/2015 (corresponds to current C Term due date).
- If you are registered for courses with start dates during both First Half and Second Half of term, all fees will be due at the First Half due date.
- If you are registered for only Second Half of term classes, tuition and fees will have a Second Half due date.
- If you register for a class that has a First Half Due Date and that date has already passed, your fees are due immediately. If not paid on that day, a late payment fee will assess.
Financial Aid Disbursement:
- We will be verifying that students have started classes before disbursing financial aid. Professors will confirm attendance.
- Financial Aid will be disbursed based on hours attended rather than hours enrolled.
- Eligible financial aid will continue to be refunded by the end of the second week of classes.
Other Changes:
- Account Balance Screen should be easier to decipher and contain more information.
- Communication with students regarding account balances should be improved.
- Parking decals and tickets will be purchased/paid for on-line, not through Cashier's Office
Deletion for Non-Payment
- Deletion for Non-Payment will be one week after the due date.
- Deletion could happen prior to the beginning of class.
Financial Responsibility FAQ's
What is the Financial Responsibility Statement?
This statement outlines the terms and conditions of the financial responsibilities and obligations associated with attending the University of West Florida.
I am planning to graduate this term. Do I have to complete this statement?
You are required to complete the Financial Responsibility Statement prior to registering each semester. If you will continue to attend after graduation, you will be prompted to sign prior to registering for a new semester.
Why is UWF doing this?
Attending the University of West Florida creates a financial obligation. We feel it is important that students understand and acknowledge the financial responsibilities associated with registering and attending UWF.
Do other institutions do this?
Yes. It is a common practice among higher education institutions across the United States, and it is consistent with the national movement to increase financial literacy among college students.
How do I complete the Financial Responsibility Statement?
Students agree to the Financial Responsibility Statement each semester with an electronic agreement through their MyUWF page.
When is the statement effective?
The Financial Responsibility is required each term beginning Fall 2014. The statement is applicable only for the term for which it is signed.
Why do I have to do this every semester?
Each semester's registration is considered to be a separate commitment or "purchase" for which a student must accept financial responsibility.
My parents pay my tuition. Can they complete the form?
No. While payment made by a third party is acceptable, it is the enrolled student who is ultimately responsible for agreeing to the terms and conditions of the Financial Responsibility Statement.
What if I have a financial aid or a third party contract that covers the cost of tuition?
Because certain eligibility is required and must be maintained in order to have the cost of attending UWF covered by other means, students who have their cost of attendance paid by waivers, scholarships, loans, grants, sponsorships, or other third parties are ultimately financially responsible for these costs. As such, all students must agree to the Financial Responsibility Statement each term for which they are enrolled.
What if I do not agree and submit the statement?
Students who do not complete the Financial Responsibility Statement prior to registering each term will have a registration HOLD placed on their account, preventing them from registering. Once the statement is completed for the semester, the HOLD is removed.
I accepted the Financial Responsibility Statement, but still can't register. What should I do?
First, check to see if you have any other HOLDS on your account. If not, contact the Cashier's Office at 850-474-3035 or email@example.com between the hours of 8:15 am and 4:45 pm Monday – Friday.
Convenience Fee FAQ's
Effective close of business on July 25, 2014 , the University of West Florida will no longer accept credit cards in the Cashier's Office. Credit Cards may be used on-line through the CashNet Cashiering System beginning Wednesday, July 30, 2014. Payments made by credit card will incur a 2.75% convenience fee.
Why are credit card payments being charged a 2.75% convenience fee?
In the past UWF charged a flat $15 fee which was perceived as inequitable to students paying only a small amount and a great value to students using their credit card to pay a larger amount. The change to the CashNet percentage based charge will allow those students with relatively small account balances to pay online with a credit card without incurring a convenience fee that exceeds their balance due. Any students wishing to avoid the convenience fee will have the option of paying via E-check, for which there is no associated fee. Students paying via their BankMobile Vibe debit card will also incur the convenience fee. Meanwhile, the University will be able to divert limited resources from paying fees associated with the acceptance of credit cards to investments that benefit the student body as a whole.
Is the convenience fee refundable?
What credit cards do you accept?
MasterCard, VISA, American Express, Discover and JCB
What are the "Free" payment options?
- Online using E-check – You will be prompted to enter a valid bank routing and account number and to authorize the payment from the checking or savings account associated with the banking information provided.
- By mail – Mail check or money order to UWF Cashiers Office, 11000 University Parkway, Pensacola, FL 32514. Mail must be received by due date to be considered on time. Post mark date is not considered on time. All payments must include the student's name and ID number to ensure correct and timely processing.
- In person – Pay by cash, check or money order at the Cashier's Office in Building 20 East.
- Dropbox – Payments deposited into Dropbox in Building 20E must be there by close of business on the Fee Payment Deadline to be considered on time.
Are other colleges and Universities within the Florida State University System making similar changes?
Yes, many of the other Florida public universities have made this change.
FEE PAYMENT DUE DATES FAQ's
What are the changes with Fee Payment Due Dates?
Beginning Fall 2014, there are only two fee payment due dates each semester. Basically, one due date is at the beginning of the semester and the other is midway through the semester. Payment for classes added after the due date are due immediately.
Each semester could have up to nine parts of term. Each part of term will fall into either the first half of the semester or the second half of the semester, depending on the start date. Each half of the semester will have a different due date.
STUDENTS CAN ONLY HAVE ONE DUE DATE. Students who are registered in both first half and second half courses will have the first half due date for all of their courses regardless of start date.
Students who register in second half only will have second half due date.
Courses that begin/end in different parts of term may have different add/drop periods that could potentially affect tuition charges/refunds issued to students.
POT = parts of term
First Half equals: POT 1 = full semester (CICS "A" term)
POT 2 = first half of semester (CICS "B" term)
POT 4 = summer 8 week (CICS "D" term – summer only)
POT 5 = course starts during first month of term (CICS "E" term)
POT 6 = course starts during second month of term (CICS "E" term)
Second Half equals: POT 3 = second half of semester (CICS "C" term)
POT 7 = course starts during third month of term (CICS "E" term)
POT 8 = course starts during fourth month of term (CICS "E" term)
POT 9 = course starts during fifth month of term (CICS "E" term only in fall term)
How will this change affect deletion for non-payment?
This change also affects deletion for non-payment. Students could potentially be deleted for non- payment before their course begins. Delete for non-payment will be processed using the fee payment deadline rather than the course start date.
Fee Payment Due Date Examples:
- Student A registers in three fall courses in April when registration opens; one in POT 1, second in POT 2 and third in POT 3. The due date for all of these courses will be at the beginning of the semester – the first half due date.
- Student B registers for two fall courses in April when registration opens; one in POT 1, second in POT 2. The due date for these courses will be at the beginning of the semester.
- Student C registers in two courses in POT 3. Due date for these courses will be midway through the semester – the second half due date.
- Student D registers for two fall courses in POT 3. Due date for these courses will be set for the second half due date. Student D then adds a POT 1 course prior to the start of classes. Student D's due date for all of his/her courses will now be the first half due date. (The original two POT 3 courses due date will change to be due with first half due date).
- Student E registers for a POT 6 course prior to the start of the course but after the first half due date has passed. The fees for this course are due immediately. For instance, the first half due date was August 30th. Student registers on September 15th for a course beginning September 20th. The fees are due September 15th. To avoid being assessed a late fee, payment must be made by end of day on September 15th.
Deletion for Non-Payment Example:
Student A didn't pay for his/her courses. Approximately one week after the due date, Student A will be deleted from all three of his/her courses.


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» Quartz
A ubiquitous mineral with an enormous number of uses
What is Quartz?
Quartz is a chemical compound consisting of one part silicon and two parts oxygen. It is silicon dioxide (SiO
). It is the most abundant
found at Earth's surface and its unique properties make it one of the most useful natural substances.
Where is Quartz Found?
Quartz is the most abundant and widely distributed mineral found at Earth's surface. It is present and plentiful in all parts of the world. It forms at all temperatures. It is abundant in
sedimentary rocks
. It is highly resistant to both mechanical and chemical weathering. This durability makes it the dominant mineral of mountaintops and the primary constituent of beach, river and desert sand. Quartz is ubiquitous, plentiful and durable. Minable deposits are found throughout the world.
Physical Properties of Quartz
Chemical Classification
Quartz occurs in virtually every color. Common colors are clear, white, gray, purple, yellow, brown, black, pink, green, red.
colorless (harder than the streak plate)
transparent to translucent
none - typically breaks with a conchoidal fracture
Mohs Hardness
Specific Gravity
2.6 to 2.7
Diagnostic Properties
conchoidal fracture, glassy luster, hardness
Chemical Composition
Crystal System
glass making, abrasive, foundry sand, hydraulic fracturing proppant, gemstones
What are the Uses for Quartz?
Quartz is one of the most useful natural materials. Its usefulness can be linked to its physical and chemical properties. It has a hardness of seven on the
Mohs Scale
which makes it very durable. It is chemically inert in contact with most substances. It has electrical properties and heat resistance that make it valuable in electronic products. Its luster, color and diaphaneity make it useful as a gemstone and also in the making of glass.
Uses of Quartz in Glass Making
Geological processes have occasionally deposited
that are composed of almost 100% quartz grains. These deposits have been identified and produced as sources of high purity silica sand. These sands are used in the glassmaking industry. Quartz sand is used in the production of container glass, flat plate glass, specialty glass and fiberglass.
Uses of Quartz as an Abrasive
The high hardness of quartz, seven on the Mohs Scale, makes it harder than most other natural substances. As such it is an excellent abrasive material. Quartz sands and finely ground silica sand are used for sand blasting, scouring cleansers, grinding media, and grit for sanding and sawing.
Uses of Quartz as a Foundry Sand
Quartz is very resistant to both chemicals and heat. It is therefore often used as a foundry sand. With a melting temperature higher than most metals it can be used for the molds and cores of common foundry work. Refractory brick are often made of quartz sand because of its high heat resistance. Quartz sand is also used as a flux in the smelting of metals.
Uses in the Petroleum Industry
Quartz sand has a high resistance to being crushed. In the petroleum industry
sand slurries
are forced down oil and gas wells under very high pressures in a process known as
hydraulic fracturing
. This high pressure fractures the reservoir rocks and the sandy slurry injects into the fractures. The durable sand grains hold the fractures open after the pressure is released. These open fractures facilitate the flow of natural gas into the well bore.
Many Other Quartz Sand Uses
Quartz sand is used as a filler in the manufacture of rubber, paint and putty. Screened and washed, carefully sized quartz grains are used as filter media and roofing granules. Quartz sands are used for traction in the railroad and mining industries. These sands are also used in recreation on golf courses, volleyball courts, baseball fields, children's sand boxes and beaches.
Uses of Quartz Crystals
High quality quartz crystals are single-crystal silica with optical or electronic properties that make them useful for specialty purposes. USGS estimates that about ten billion quartz crystals are used every year.
Electronics grade crystals can be used in filters, frequency controls, timers, electronic circuits that become important components in cell phones, watches, clocks, games, television receivers, computers, navigational instruments and other products. Optical-grade crystals can be used as lenses and windows in lasers and other specialized devices. Although some natural quartz crystals are used in these applications, most of these special crystals are now manufactured.
Quartz as a Gemstone
Quartz makes an excellent
. It is hard, durable and usually accepts a brilliant polish. Popular varieties of quartz that are widely used as gems include: amethyst, citrine,
rose quartz
, and
. Agate and jasper are also varieties of quartz with a microcrystalline structure.
Special Silica Stone Uses
"Silica stone" is an industrial term for materials such as quartzite,
and other microcrystalline quartz rocks. These are used to produce abrasive tools, deburring media, grinding stones, hones, oilstones, stone files, tube-mill liners and whetstones.
Tripoli is crystalline silica of an extremely fine grain size (less than ten micrometers). Commercial tripoli is a nearly pure silica material that is used for a variety of mild abrasive purposes which include: soaps, toothpastes, metal polishing compounds, jewelry polishing compounds and buffing compounds. Tripoli is also used in brake friction products, fillers in enamel, caulking compounds, plastic, paint, rubber and refractories.
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- the metallic element used to make high performance alloys, pigments and polishes.
is translucent quartz with tiny reflective inclusions that produce aventurescence.
" is a dense, cryptocrystalline variety of quartz with a fine-grained and very uniform texture. As quartz, it has a hardness of 7 (harder than steel) and is used as a "whetstone" for sharpening knives.
Aventurine is colorful variety of quartz that contains abundant shiny inclusions of minerals such as mica or hematite. It is often cut and polished for use as an ornamental stone. Common colors for aventurine are green, orange and blue. This specimen is about four inches (ten centimeters) across and is from India.
Purple crystalline quartz is known as "amethyst". When transparent and of high quality it is often cut as a gemstone. This specimen is about four inches (ten centimeters) across and is from Guanajuato, Mexico.
Flint is a variety of microcrystalline or cryptocrystalline quartz. It occurs as nodules and concretionary masses and less frequently as a layered deposit. It breaks consistently with a conchoidal fracture and was one of the first materials used to make tools by early people. They used it to make cutting tools. After thousands of years, people continue to use it. It is presently used as the cutting edge in some of the finest surgical tools. This specimen is about four inches (ten centimeters) across and is from Dover Cliffs, England.
Herkimer "Diamond" quartz crystals. A clear, "rock crystal" variety of quartz.
Glassmaking is one of the primary uses of quartz. © iStockphoto / Chinaface.
One of the first uses of quartz, in the form of
, was the production of sharp objects such as knife blades, scrapers and projectile points such as the arrowheads shown above. © iStockphoto / Leslie Banks
Quartz is often used in jewelry or as a gemstone. These jasper beads are an example of quartz used as a gemstone.
High purity quartz sandstone suitable for the manufacture of high quality glass. "Glass sand" is a sandstone that is composed almost entirely of quartz grains. Pictured here is a specimen of the Oriskany Sandstone from Hancock, West Virginia. In a few locations the Oriskany is over 99% pure quartz. Much of it has been used for container glass but some of it has been selected for use in making lenses for the largest telescopes. Specimen is about four inches (ten centimeters across).
rose quartz
in the rough.
: a bicolor stone combining golden citrine and purple amethyst - 8x10 mm
Translucent rose quartz - cut and polished beads. Each bead is about ten millimeters in diameter.
Transparent "rock crystal" quartz. This specimen shows the conchoidal fracture (fracture that produces curved surfaces) that is characteristic of the mineral. Specimen is about four inches (ten centimeters) across and is from Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Chert is a microcrystaline or cryptocrystalline quartz. It occurs as nodules and concretionary masses and less frequently as a layered deposit. This specimen is about four inches (ten centimeters) across and is from Joplin, Missouri.
Silicified "petrified" wood is formed when buried plant debris is infiltrated with mineral-bearing waters which precipitate quartz. This quartz infills the cavities within the wood and often replaces the woody tissues. This specimen is about four inches (ten centimeters) across and is from Yuma County, Arizona.
Herkimer "Diamond"
quartz crystal in dolostone. This specimen is about six inches (fifteen centimeters) across and is from Middleville, New York.
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The Blind DateAs I zipped up my dress, not purple this time, but silver, I felt excited and nervous. Why? Kassie was going on a blind date tonight and had convinced me to come along.The Blind Date by VivaFariy
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My hair was down instead of in its usual bun, and it was wavy because it had been in a braided bun all day. Although my dress was silver, my accessories and jewelry were still purple.
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We headed to the park by the beach. It was a beautiful evening. And waiting there were our dates.
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Anonymous kicks off "Free Topiary" campaign
Cyber activists associated with Anonymous have kicked of a "Free Topiary" campaign to fund future operations and help 18-year-old Jake Davis who faces multiple hacking related charges in the UK.
"Jake Davis is perhaps the greatest digital graffiti artist of all time. He wrote many lulzy press releases for both Anonymous and Lulz Security. He proved his value as a spokesperson by taking on Shirley Phelps of Westboro Baptist, slaying her hateful religious zeal with over 9,000 sins," Anonymous stated in an official communiqué.
"[Topiary] brought lulz to the oppressed. He spoke in a voice that resonated globally and reached us personally. We are sick of the twisted corporatocracy that controls us through our government, our news media, and our Internet. Jake Davis may face jail time, but he publicly spoke of this in the most noble of terms. A jail sentence is, to him, not a failure of any sort."
As noted above, the group is asking digital supporters to show solidarity with Topiary by making a donation to Anonymous via BitCoins.
"If we were criminals, we'd be rich. But you know that's not the case. [And so] you can donate [to us via] BitCoins," the collective stated on its AnonymousIRC Twitter account.
"And should Topiary be in need, rest assured that all Bitcoins donated will go his way. You [may] have sailed beneath the horizon, yet [you will] always [be] remembered. We will meet again, old friend. Promise."
The Anonymous activists also reiterated it was impossible for any government to "arrest an idea," warning "the more you arrest, the worse" it will get.
"Not only you cannot arrest an idea; you can neither contain it, nor censor nor silence it. We, the people, are silent no more. [Remember], the ones you arrested and charged are your protesting citizens.
"[So] in the name of democracy, let us all unite... @FBIPressOffice, etc: Hard to believe for you, but we are NOT you enemy. Find out why and fix this planet!"
Predictably, Anonymous activists participating in the AntiSec movement have remained relatively unfazed by the recent crackdown against the group; as they continue to conduct hack and extract ops despite the obvious and increased risk.
"Some still wonder why we are not worrying. It is bigger than us all. Individuals do not matter, #AntiSec will move on. We [really] are not scared anymore. Everybody involved knew exactly what [they were] getting into. And we will continue until all battleships are sunk.
"Yes, we steal data. From governments and their contractors. We know it's illegal but we honestly believe it is legitimate. We wish it was not so, but we HAVE to break the law to make a change. The laws need to change otherwise no dice. Should this account become silent, you, FBI, may book a victory. [Still], with every day that passes, we store more of your secrets."


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Ross D. Franklin, Associated Press
PHOENIX — The jury has found Jodi Arias guilty of first-degree murder in the death of her one-time boyfriend in Arizona. Arias initially denied involvement and later blamed the killing on masked intruders. Two years after her arrest, she said she killed Travis Alexander in self-defense.
After a four-month trial that included graphic details of their sexual escapades and photos of Alexander just after his death, jurors began deliberating Friday afternoon.
This is what AP reporters on the scene Wednesday are learning about the events unfolding:
ALEXANDER'S FAMILY, 3:25 p.m.
Travis Alexander's family singled out the prosecutor and a key witness in their public thanks. In a statement, given to media by Attorney Jay Beckstead, Alexander's brothers and sisters thanked prosecutor Juan Martinez and Mesa police Detective Esteban Flores, who was the lead detective on the case and testified extensively. They also said they appreciated the outpouring of support from the public, but asked that people respect their privacy.
MEDIA COVERAGE, 3 p.m.
Coverage of the case escalated during the trial. One of those who covered it from beginning to end was Nancy Grace, host of a show on cable network HLN. Shortly after the jury returned, she cheered the guilty verdict on her show, saying: "This is not bloodthirsty revenge's cries of joy. It's not that. It's the fear that justice would be snatched out of our hands. It's the fear that Travis' murder would go un-avenged. It is the fear that our system would fail as it has in the past. But today, our system, Lady Justice, triumphs."
EXPERT OPINION, 2:57 p.m.
Phoenix defense attorney Julio Laboy said the aggravation phase could last a couple of days, consisting of arguments from the prosecutor and testimony by a medical examiner who might describe for the jury how Alexander died - shot, stabbed repeatedly, his throat slashed. Laboy expected the penalty phase could go on for about three weeks, with opening statements, closing arguments and testimony.
TWITTER TRENDS, 2:40 p.m.
Right after the verdict, the case dominated Twitter in the United States, with seven of the top 10 trending topics having to do with the trial and different terms sliding in and out of the list. Among the trends: "Justice for Travis," ''Juan Martinez," the prosecutor, and "(hashtag)JodyArias" — a misspelling of Arias' first name, Jodi.
"RELIEF", 2:32 p.m.
Julie Haslem, a close friend of the Alexander family, sobbed as she left the courtroom. She said: "I feel relief." Asked if Arias will receive the death penalty: "I hope so."
ARIAS' MOTHER, 2:29 p.m.
Sandra Arias, Jodi Arias' mother, declined to comment to reporters as she left the courtroom.
WRONGFUL DEATH, 2:24 p.m.
Attorney Jay Beckstead said Alexander's siblings will file a wrongful death lawsuit against Arias. He thanked the county attorney, the detective, and said the siblings "appreciate the outpouring of support they have received from the public."
VICTIM'S FRIEND, 2:21 p.m.
David Hall, Alexander's friend, told reporters as he left the court that this case was what the death penalty was for. He said after five years, the family finally got the verdict they were waiting for, and he thanked the jury. He said he couldn't look at Arias as the verdict was read. "My eyes traveled up, I couldn't see, I think I just looked skyward and said 'Thank God," for today."
EXPERT OPINION, 2:15 p.m.
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A collection of images from the famous Bamboo Park near Anduze, France.
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Question: I was recently told that children are prone to developing skin cancer? Is this true and if so, what can I do to help protect my child?
Answer: Yes, this is true. The number of children with pediatric melanoma, the most lethal form of skin cancer, has grown more than 84 percent from 1975 to 2005 according to figures from the National Cancer Institute. If diagnosed and removed early, the cure rate is high. If diagnosed late, pediatric melanoma can spread and become life-threatening.
The disease, manifests differently in children than in adults. Sometimes, the growths can be the same color as the child's skin. They may also grow deeper instead of larger.
Children most likely to develop a melanoma are easily sunburned, have poor tanning ability and generally have light hair, blue eyes and pale skin. However, this does not rule out children with darker pigments or those who do tan easily.
Doctors believe the increase in adolescents and children can be linked to such activities such as going to the beach or playing outdoors without using sunscreen properly and often. Other causes include sunburns and the use of tanning-beds—all of which work to increase the chances of melanoma to children of any skin tone.
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If spirituality has something to do with everyday life situations, then relating to spirituality means contributing something to society as a whole. Society is an extremely potent arena, full of vibrant qualities of energy. If we see society in terms of the practicality of work, sex, and money, we can find ways of working with it. From that point of view, we can see something relevant to us in society. We can see how we might contribute something to society, or at least how we could work along with it. The whole question boils down to whether we regard society as sacred.
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Had sex with 2 guys on different months and now i'm pregnant. Help!
I have a very irregular period so it's hard to stay on tracks. Sometimes the interval is 3 months and sometimes AF visits me monthly. Well, here's my problem. According to my first OB who did a transvaginal ultrasound on me last January 17, 2012, i was 6weeks and 1 day pregnant. Then I had to switch OB's because I transferred to another State. I had my abdominal ultrasound last April 22, 2012 and she told me that I was only 19 weeks pregnant when it should've been my 20th week if I followed my first OB's transvaginal ultrasound. And here's the thing, I had sex with GUY # 1 on November 25, 2012 and had sex with a different guy on December 20, 2012. My pregnancy weeks are so off based on the dates that I had sex. Can anybody please enlighten me? Now I know how this sounds but I am desperate to know my baby's father without going through a paternity test. :( I'm so stressed out. Thanks!
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Sienna - no. You are technically "2 weeks" pregnant when you conceive. This is becase they go off of your last period, which is usually about 2 weeks before ovulation. Since her periods are irregular, and we cant go off of her LMP, we have to go off of the 2 potential conception dates. Conception, again is at "2 weeks." So, no, the US in mid-January stating that she was roughly 6 weeks would have been accurate for a conception date of 12/20 - NOT 11/25 (with which she should have been closer to 10 or 11 weeks by mid-january).posted 05/03/2013 by kericksen
Kericksen: if she got pregnant on 12/20 then her first U/S must show that she was just 4 weeks preggo and not 6weeks, am i right?posted 05/03/2013 by Sienna1001
First, the first US is more likely to be accurate on due date. Babys change so much the first tri that it is really easy to pinpoint due dates at that stage. That being said, being off by one week with you 2nd US is not a big deal, ad honestly not all that uncommon. Going with EITHER due date, you go pregnant 12/20, NOT 11/25. You would be another 4 weeks ahead if it were guy #1.posted 05/03/2013 by kericksen
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Release Date: 2011-04-14
Genre: Romance,
Rating: NR
Duration: 2hrs 35min
Michael Velayudham is a chef who loves life and women. Meera is a fun loving open minded girl. Both of them meet in Cape Town, South Africa, start dating and eventually fall in love. But fate has another plan for them. Meera's career takes her back to India which causes the couple to break up because long distance relationships don't work.
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