In the 1940s, before March Madness, the frenzy of the NBA draft, and multimilliondollar professional contracts, college basketball players played simply because they loved the game. This is the story of a group of kids who loved to play basketball: the underdog 1943-44 University of Utah men's basketball team and their unlikely path to the NCAA championship, who came out of nowhere to upset heavily favored Dartmouth for the title. Josh Ferrin and Tres Ferrin, grandson and son of Arnie Ferrin, both grew up hearing stories of Arnie's illustrious basketball career at the University of Utah. Josh established himself as an award-winning illustrator and author before deciding to research and write the story of Arnie's championship season. He resides in Bountiful, Utah, with his wife and two sons. Tres is a physical therapist who has practiced in the area of sports medicine for thirty-five years, an adjunct faculty member at Weber State University, and an avid cyclist. He and his wife, Sherry, live in Ogden, Utah. The original and unlikeliest of Cinderella stories
On August 3, 1949, the National Basketball Association was born, comprising 17 organizations that ranged geographically from Boston to Denver and culturally from Manhattan to Sheboygan. The league being the result of a merger, there were two different reigning champions vying for NBA supremacy between the George Mikan-led Minneapolis Lakers and the small-town Anderson Packers, with teams from Syracuse, Rochester, New York, Chicago, and Indianapolis all hoping to upset the apple cart enough to take both teams down. This history of the BAA-NBL merger that created the NBA demonstrates that, amid icy executive relations that reflected the league's larger cultural clash between bustling East Coast metropolises and quiet Midwestern towns, the relentless march toward integration sneaking up quicker than expected on the segregated league, and the Second World War still distinctly visible in the rearview mirror and America's involvement in Korea closer than it may have appeared, it was what lay just beyond basketball that mattered. From Tony Lavelli's halftime accordion, Lee Knorek's airport escapades, and Chicago Stags owner John Sbarbaro's Capone-era mob ties to tales of antisemitism, systemic racism, and prisoners of war--with cameos from Jackie Robinson, Chuck Connors, and President Gerald Ford--the book brings back to life, in its totality, the NBA as it was nearly 75 years ago in the year of the merger.
12 proven strategies to help you memorize the Bible faster and easier! Go beyond the simple "repeat over and over" method of memorizing Bible verses and learn the techniques backed by science and used by memory athletes all over the world. "I've memorized more of the Bible than I ever thought possible!" - John R. "This book is a brilliant resource for every believer in Christ!" - Jennifer Rothschild, best-selling author Sometimes Bible memory can feel like a chore and is especially frustrating when you forget what you spent all that time working on. But what if there was a way to teach your brain better ways to internalize God's Word? In Memorize What Matters, you'll learn: --> 5 Types of Bible Memory: Discover the different types of Bible memory that go beyond just memorizing an individual Bible verse! --> The Understanding Pyramid: Avoid the biggest obstacle most memorizers have when it comes to retention by taking advantage of the Understanding Pyramid. --> 12 Proven Memory Strategies: True to the title, you'll learn a number of new strategies such as the First-letter method, the Visual Outline method, the Mind palace method, the spaced repetition method and more! --> Unexpected Benefits: Get excited about the unexpected benefits of Scripture memory that you can expect after implementing these strategies. Not Just Theory...Practical Tips The tips and advice offered in Memorize What Matters aren't just theoretical. Josh has practically used the methods in this book to memorize over 10 books of the Bible word-for-word, with the goal of memorizing the entire New Testament. In addition to this personal experience, he as interviewed over 50 people on the Memorize What Matters podcast to learn the unique ways in which people approach Bible memory. Now you can benefit from this shared body of knowledge to improve your own memory and deepen your understanding of the Word. "I can’t think of a discipline that promises greater reward than committing God’s Word to memory. Memorize What Matters provides motivation, strategies, and practical tools to either begin or renew a lifelong habit of internalizing Scripture." - Steve Richardson, President of Pioneers Even YOU Can Memorize the Bible! It doesn't matter how young or old you are. It doesn't matter if you think you have a "bad memory." It doesn't even matter if you're a busy parent who rarely has more than 10 minutes in the morning to dedicate to memorization. Yes, YOU can memorize the Bible, and the strategies explained in this book will give you the confidence and motivation to get started. About Bible Memory Goal: First launched in 2021 as a YouTube channel, Bible Memory Goal now provides some of the best resources for memorizing Scripture in the form of written content, video resources, a podcast and even an global online community.
Microbiology, 2nd Edition helps to develop a meaningful connection with the material through the incorporation of primary literature, applications and examples. The text offers an ideal balance between comprehensive, in-depth coverage of core concepts, while employing a narrative style that incorporates many relevant applications and a unique focus on current research and experimentation. The book frames information around the three pillars of physiology, ecology and genetics, which highlights their interconnectedness and helps students see a bigger picture. This innovative organization establishes a firm foundation for later work and provides a perspective on real-world applications of microbiology.
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