JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- At the University of North Florida one stop services center, you will find students looking for more funding sources. That's where we found Talmia Burr.

"I may only have one more term," said Burr, "then I will have to be responsible for the tuition myself."

Burr's college education was interrupted by parenthood. She has returned to school and has used up her Pell Grant eligibility.

"I never knew that you had a limit," she said.

Burr said she may have to work to earn money to pay for her education. She refuses to apply for a student loan.

"I was that close to being finished," said Burr.

While First Coast News was talking with Burr, UNF's Financial Aid
director called her into her office to see what other funding sources
are available to help her get her college degree.

LAKE CITY, Fla. -- Richard Cox, 71, wanted a vehicle to get around. He has a disability and can't drive.

"I have eye problems and can't get a driver's license, so I have to have something to get around," said Cox. 

Cox found the cozy bike electric bicycle sold by Omegastores, a Connecticut company and purchased it.

"February 16 is when I put my order in," said Cox, "It got here on March 3rd."

Since March, the $1,200 electric bike has been in Cox's garage because of a dead battery. Pedaling the bike to charge the battery is no help. 

"I have not been able to use it, not once," said Cox. 

Cox has made several attempts to reach the Wallingford Connecticut company, but has had little response.

"They don't answer the phone," he said, "they don't have no service department."

Cox said he has lost his spark of excitement over his electric bicycle

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jaguars unveiled their new uniforms Tuesday, during a presentation full of flash and marketing buzzwords.

And while tastes in clothing are subjective, I think my sartorial
expertise allows me to say with authority - these things are kind of
ugly.

The helmets fade from matte black to gold, which is vaguely interesting. And the new logo looks better than the old one, for sure.

But from the futuristic fonts of the numbers (apparently it's edgy
and modern and aggressive) to the mishmash of color combinations, they
still look like something out of Rollerball or the XFL.

All that said, there's one important fact I'd be remiss to not point
out: As an old, nonpartisan, non-gear purchaser, the NFL, the Jaguars
and Nike could give a rip what I think.