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University of Denver (DU)
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- Phone: (303) 871-2000
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University of Denver provides a variety of degree programs for students to assist them in their growth and development. The school is located in Denver, Colorado and operated as a private institution. Enrollment at DU exceeds twelve thousand per year.
Here is a list of some of the popular programs University of Denver offers:
- Business And Marketing Studies
- Legal Professions And Studies
- Public Administration And Social Services
- Social Sciences
Students applying for admission are generally asked to submit an application, transcripts, records, test scores and any requested letters of recommendations, which will then be reviewed by admissions officials. Very common scores among applicants accepted to DU are between 25 to 30 on the ACT, or 1650 to 1970 for the SAT exam. University of Denver admits about 70% of students applying. Of those applicants admitted, nearly 17% enrolled.
Tuition is approximately $42,000 for the year, though it may vary based on different types of circumstances. Students should visit the school's net price calculator to determine a more personalized cost estimate. Housing is available on-campus for students. The yearly cost of housing is around $7,100. Some students at this school may qualify for financial aid, which is generally offered as scholarships, grants, and loans.
DU participates in sports through the NCAA's Sun Belt Conference in Basketball.
For a complete list of programs offered, enrollment information, financial aid details, and more, please visit the school's website at http://www.du.edu.
Admission Requirements & Details
The admissions information below may give you an idea of the candidates DU accepts. The details may include admissions application requirements and recommendations, SAT/ACT scores of students that were accepted, as well as any AP credits that may be transferred. This information can be used to see your chances of getting into University of Denver.
Admission Requirements & Recommendations
- High School G.P.A. and School Records are Required
- High School Academic Ranking are Recommended
- Letters of Recommendation are Required
- SAT or ACT Test Scores are Required
- TOEFL for ESL Students are Required
College Credits Accepted
- Dual Credits
- AP Course Credits
Admissions Test Scores - SAT Exam, ACT Exam, etc...
SAT ® scores for students that were accepted Fall 2011
|Score Range (25th to 75th Percentile)
|SAT ® Critical Reading
|550 - 660
|SAT ® Math
|560 - 670
|SAT ® Writing
|540 - 640
|SAT ® Total Score
|1650 - 1970
ACT ® scores for students that were accepted Fall 2011
|Score Range (25th to 75th Percentile)
|ACT ® English
|25 - 32
|ACT ® Math
|25 - 30
|ACT ® Composite Score
|25 - 30
Acceptance Rate Table - Chances of Getting Into DU
The table below lists the chances of getting into University of Denver.
|Number (Percentage)
|Granted Admissions
|7,160 (68%)
|Accepted Students That Enrolled
|1,243 (17%)
Student Enrollment
University of Denver has a total student population of about 12,000, where graduate students make up roughly 54% of the student body.
Estimated Costs & Financial Aid
The items listed below are for informational purposes only and may not represent current tuition, fees, and expenses.
Tuition & Fees Information
- Annual tuition estimates are between $38,000-$46,000 for both state residents and nonresidents
- Part time students pay in the range of $1,100 to $1,300 per unit
A number professional schools of study are operated by University of Denver. These schools may have varying tuition costs. Listed below are the professional schools along with their estimated annual tuition:
- Law School (Tuition: $1,300/yr)
Financial Aid Details
The table below breaks down the types of financial aid, the percent of students receiving aid, and average amount of aid per student per year.
|Percent of Students
|Average Amount
|Any Financial Aid
|Receiving Grants & Scholarships
|Receiving Student Loans
Note: The estimated default rate of students taking federal student loans in 2009 was around 2%.
Academics & Student Services
Student ServicesTo support students and graduates, University of Denver may provide student services including:
- Distance learning
- Weekend and night classes available
- Career path counseling
- Student employment
- Helping students find work after graduation
Graduation Rates
University of Denver has a high graduation rate when compared to nearby similar schools.
|Number of Year to Graduate
|Percent of Entering Class
|Students Graduating in 4 Years
|Graduating in 5 Years
|Graduating in 6 Years
Specialized Programs & Accreditations
- Law Program (more info)
- Clinical Psychology (Ph.D.) Program
- Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) Program
- Counseling Psychology (Ph.D.) Program
- English Language Program (more info)
- Art and Design Program
- Music Program (more info)
Programs Offered
The program list below is organized by areas of study. The programs that have a link will direct you to the program's profile page where you can learn more about education requirements and career pathways.
Get more information about the programs offered by University of Denver by clicking the request information to the right.
(C) Certificate or Award | (A) Associate's | (B) Bachelor's | (M) Master's Degree | (D) Doctorate (Ph.D.,M.D.,...)
Business and Marketing Studies
- Commerce (B, M)
- Finance (B, M)
- International Business (B, M)
- Advertising and Marketing (B, M)
- Accounting (B, M)
- Business, Management, Marketing and Related Support Services (B, M)
- Taxation (M)
- Hospitality Administration and Management (B)
- Organizational and Nonprofit Management (M)
- Business Administration (B)
- International Finance (M)
- Human Resources (M)
- Transportation and Transportation Management (M)
- Organizational Behavior Studies (B)
- Business Statistics (B, M)
- Business Economics (B)
- Real Estate (B)
- Information Systems (B)
- Construction Management (B)
Legal Professions and Studies
- Law (D)
- Tax Law, Taxation (M)
- Legal Research and Advanced Professional Studies (M)
- Legal Professions and Studies (M)
- Legal Studies (B)
Public Administration and Social Services
- Social Work (C, D, M)
- Public Administration (M)
- Public Policy (B, M)
Social Sciences
- International Relations (B, C, D, M)
- Development Economics and International Development (M)
- Sociology (B)
- Political Science (B)
- Geography (B, M)
- Cartography (M)
- Criminology (B)
- Economics (B, M)
- Anthropology (B, M)
- Social Sciences (B)
- Curriculum and Instruction (C, D, M)
- Educational Leadership and Administration (C, D, M)
- Higher Education Administration (D, M)
- Educational Statistics and Research Methods (D, M)
- Teacher Education, Multiple Levels
Natural Resources and Conservation
- Natural Resources Management and Policy (M)
- Environmental Science (B)
Library Science
- Library Science, Librarianship (M)
- Psychology (B, D, M)
- Clinical Psychology (D, M)
- Forensic Psychology (M)
- Counseling Psychology (D, M)
- Clinical Child Psychology (C, D)
- School Psychology (D)
Computer and Information Sciences
- Information Technology (B, C, M)
- Information Science Studies (M)
- Computer Science (B, D, M)
- Computer Systems Analysis (B)
Communications and Journalism
- Communications (B, D, M)
- Communication and Journalism (M)
- Journalism (B)
- Digital Communication and Media (B, M)
- Media Studies (B, M)
- Public Relations (M)
- Advertising
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
- Biology (B, D, M)
- Biochemistry (B)
- Molecular Biology (B)
- Ecology (B)
Visual and Performing Arts
- Music Performance (B, C)
- Music (B, M)
- Art History (B, M)
- Drama (B)
- Art Studies (B)
- Graphic Design (B)
- Film Studies (B)
- Musicology and Ethnomusicology (B)
- Fine Arts and Art Studies (B)
English Language and Literature
- English (B, D, M)
- Software Engineering (M)
- Engineering (D, M)
- Mechanical Engineering (B, D, M)
- Electrical Engineering (B, M)
- Biomedical Engineering (M)
- Computer Engineering (B, M)
Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Humanistic Studies (M)
- Liberal Arts (M)
Interdisciplinary Studies
- Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution (M)
- Biological and Physical Sciences (B)
- Global Studies (B, M)
- Science, Technology and Society (B)
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- Spanish Language and Literature (B)
- French Language and Literature (B)
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Engineering Technology
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Ethnic Cultural and Gender Studies
- Asian-American Studies (B)
- Ethnic, Cultural Minority and Gender Studies (B)
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- Animal Science (B)
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- University of Colorado Denver in Denver, CO (5 miles away)
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- University of Colorado at Boulder in Boulder, CO (28 miles away)
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Today I've decided to make some cupcakes, seems like ages since I last baked any. I had some ripe bananas in the fruit bowl and I remembered this recipe whilst browsing on Nicole's Baking Bites Blog (one of my favourite blogs). These cupcakes are really scrumptious; the banana and peanut butter flavours compliment each other wonderfully and the sponge has a light fluffy texture. I finished off the cupcake with a peanut butter frosting to play up the peanut butter even more (my boys adore peanut butter, so they won't complain).Peanut Butter Banana Cupcakes Recipe
Monday, 17 March 2008
Peanut Butter Banana Cupcakes with Peanut Butter Frosting
11 comments:
- Bimmer said...
Wow! Looks good! I love peanut butter too! Reminds me of the crunchy peanut butter I had on my bread this morning...yummy!
Thanks for sharing the recipe, will try it someday!
- 17 March 2008 15:13
- Maria said...
Hi Bimmer
Thanks for the lovely comment. I have to say these cupcakes are a peanut butter lovers idea of bliss.
- 17 March 2008 18:48
- pistachio said...
Oh my you have been busy since I last checked in :)
Those cupcakes look marvellous and what a great idea to make peanut butter frosting. I bet your boys were so happy to demolish these!
pi xxx
- 17 March 2008 19:12
- ruthEbabes said...
What a beautiful cat! Our dog loves to climb onto our bed and look out the window too.
Your cupcakes look delicious and sound really tasty! Great work
- 18 March 2008 16:55
- Maria said...
Hi Ruth
Thanks! Madison loves getting into our bed too but he loves nothing more than snuggling in and sleeping with us. His one very pampered kitty ;o)
- 18 March 2008 17:13
Hi Maria,
This is definitely Madison at his best! Can I have him, pleeeze??
Your cupcakes are definitely show stopping material...I know I'd never be able to resist, and peanut butter to boot...yummmm!!
- 18 March 2008 18:24
- Maria said...
Hi Patty :o)
You can only have Madison on one condition! You come over and visit me soon and then you can have him the entire time of your stay with us. Btw your kids would love these cupcakes ;o)
- 18 March 2008 18:57
- Pixie said...
You're wicked Maria, tempting me with these cupcakes! That's it I have a date with peanut butter next week.
- 19 March 2008 09:36
- Maria said...
Pixie my hubby calls me a little temptress, I guess his right, hehehe. I think a date with peanut butter sounds great!
- 19 March 2008 12:52
- Rosie said...
Awe look at Madison what a great pic of him - give him a cuddle from me :D
Wow Maria your cupcakes look gorgeous and hubby is right about the little temptress heehee... ;)
Rosie x
- 19 March 2008 17:13
- Maria said...
Rosie I will be sure to give Sir Madison his cuddle, he loves cuddles ;o)
Hey that's my new nick name, temptress, hehehe. I know I've tempted you along the way with cookbooks on amazon!!
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Gear wise there's nothing really standing out as shocking (besides the pvp belt). A couple of questions though. What are you measuring your dps on? What do you pull on a boss like Patchwerk or Festergut? Are you having lag problems? (I know my dps can get a bit ugly if I'm sharing my net connection with a couple of people and the lag gets out of hand). Are you moving around a lot and missing a lot of autoshots? (doing the stutter shot/scoot and shoot - whatever you want to call it - could help then).
Run the zigzug addon ( cant remember name) so you always get the most out of speccing into improved tracking.
Personally I'd ditch the Glyph of Kill Shot for something like Glyph of the Hawk.
Gear wise you should aim for 2 bits of T10 (set bonus is awesome).
Basic priority I use is kill shot, serpent sting, chimera shot, aimed shot, arcane shot (but i have 3 points in improved arcane shot) and steady shot until something higher up the priority order is ready. Rapid Fire and Readiness when they are available or when they are of most use (trinket procs/heroism). I also have silencing shot macro'd in to steady shot since it's not on GCD.


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Saturday, 12/28/1996
CoreStates Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA
Set 1: Runaway Jim, NICU, Wolfman'sWolfman's Brother, It's Ice, Billy Breathes, GinsengGinseng Sullivan, SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, MangoThe Mango Song, Frankenstein
Set 2: MakisupaMakisupa Policeman[1] -> Maze, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Digital Delay Loop Jam -> TMWSIYThe Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > Mike'sMike's Song -> Strange Design > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove[2], Star Spangled BannerThe Star Spangled Banner
Encore: JBGJohnny B. Goode
[1] Key words: Stink, Stank, Stunk"
[2] Ended with long Page solo.
Noteworthy Jams: Mike's Song
Average Song Gap: 10.55
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Makisupa Policeman included the cryptic lyrics "Stink, Stank, Stunk," which may have been a reference to the theme song in The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. Weekapaug Groove ended with a long Page solo. The Star Spangled Banner was dedicated to Kate Smith, who used to sing God Bless America at Flyers' home hockey games.
Song Distribution:
3 Stash
2 Rift
2 Lawn Boy
1 Billy Breathes
1 Hoist
1 A Picture of Nectar
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "1996 NYE Run."
This was quite an historic night for me: the first night of the New Year's Run, my second show, and my eighteenth birthday. I still had not yet gotten into the tape-trading scene, so I was not overly familiar with the unpublished music, which gives a whole new approach to the show. My first show was on 10/21/96 (MSG, New York City), but this was the one that truly sold me on Phish. You appreciate things in the moment, rather then as a comparison to the two dozen other times you've heard the same song. For example, I thought Frankenstein was amazing, it totally floored me. Now, after fifteen shows and some 320-plus hours of tape, this song has a been there, done that feel. With experience, you really begin to appreciate the nuances of the jam songs and the genius of the improvisations, but at the same time, you tend to lose the excitement of the composed numbers.
The first set is good. The second set smokes because of one man Page McConnell. If you love Page, you should seek out this show. 1996 is a great year for Page, he really improved. His "mule duel" segments become amazing. This is one of the few shows I've heard that allows Page to shine through, especially compared to later tours. He gets to tear things up on Maze, then gets a solo from Mike's Song > Strange Design and then again at the end of Weekapaug. The man was in rare form. The stuff is beautiful, poetic, pure magic. Like I said, I was sold.
From the opening licks of Runaway Jim to the rollicking version of Johnny B. Goode, there was no turning this long time Phish fan away. I agree 100% with the previous reviewer that this was a Page show. The weekapaug may be one of the best I've heard since seeing Phish. Yeah, I could be bias since this was my first show but nothing quite like the experience of the first show and everything played was played with exuberance and fever that isn't always on tap each night the band plays (although the mid-90s had few misses).
Finally, as bad as this may sound coming from a Phish head, I have not found a quality recording of this show. I have the tape but lord, I can barely stomach the quality of my old tapes these days. I've tried the recording from the epic spreadsheet but that one is also low quality. If anyone knows where I might be able to find it, send me a messag on Twitter (@kipdog).
Here's to more "first timers".
Kip O.
Always a good sign to start out a set with Makisupa > Maze. Bouncing would not have been my next choice but the crowd really got into it so what do I know? After that came the meat of the set: Digital Delay Loop Jam -> TMWSIY > Avenu Malkenu > Mike's Song -> Strange Design > Weekapaug Groove . This should be listened to as it is one of the highlights of the 96 Holiday Run. Again, Page should be listened to closely here. Thankfully a very good audience recording has surfaced within the last few months. Until now there has not been a circulated recording to do this show justice.
Johnny B. Goode was not what I hoped for in the encore but at least it was smokin. No doubt Trey has listened to the Jimi Hendrix version from Berkeley 70 included on the In The West album many times.
The Maze from this show is my all time highlight in terms of spine chilling, climactic Phish jams. Maze has never been one of my favorite songs, but this one had me zinging!
A lot of people think '96 was forgetable, but I love the way Fish was drumming that whole summer and New Years run.


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2011 40 Under 40 honoree Catherine Trieschmann (MFA '01) has become a very successful playwright. Trieschmann received a bachelor's degree in English from the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill and a master's degree in playwriting from UGA.
She says, "I'm deeply indebted to the UGA Theatre Department for producing two of my plays while I was a graduate student. Writing for production taught me how to meet deadlines, work effectively with actors and designers, and conceptualize language theatrically."
Her first play, Crooked, was launched at the Bush Theater in London and received glowing reviews. Featuring only three characters and focusing on adolescence, mother-daughter tensions and religion as a refuge, Crooked was both funny and poignant. Her most recent work, The Most Deserving, recently opened off-Broadway at City Center and portrays small-town politics with a humorous eye.
Currently living in Hays, Kansas, Trieschmann uses western Kansas as inspiration for her writing and her contributions to American playwriting stem from these rural roots.
Congratulations on the opening of your new play, Catherine!
Read more about Catherine in this New York Times interview.
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UGA Alumni Association announces sixth annual Bulldog 100 list
The University of Georgia Alumni Association has released the 2015 Bulldog 100. This annual program recognizes the fastest-growing businesses owned or operated by UGA alumni. More than 450 nominations were submitted for the 2015 list.
The 2015 Bulldog 100 includes businesses of all sizes and from industries such as landscape design, marketing and orthodontics. Several areas of the country are represented, including companies from as far north as Chicago and as far west as Texas. Of the 100 businesses, 88 are located within the state of Georgia. The Atlanta office of Warren Averett CPAs and Advisors verified the information submitted by each company and ranked the businesses based on a compounded annual growth rate during a three-year period.
The public, including UGA alumni and friends, is invited to celebrate the Bulldog 100 honorees at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis on Feb. 7. The evening will begin with a reception, followed by dinner and the awards ceremony.
The awards ceremony will feature a keynote address by Hala Moddelmog, the first female president and CEO of the Atlanta Metro Chamber. Moddelmog graduated from UGA in 1981 with a Master of Arts from the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. Prior to joining the Atlanta Metro Chamber, Moddelmog was president of Arby's Restaurant Group, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Church's Chicken.
Following her remarks, members of the Student Alumni Council will lead the highlight of the evening-the release of the final rankings and countdown of the 2015 Bulldog 100.
"Each year, the caliber of the Bulldog 100 businesses illustrates the important role that UGA graduates play in their communities' economic growth," said Meredith Gurley Johnson, UGA's executive director of alumni relations. "On campus, important work is being done to prepare students to become leading entrepreneurs. During the annual Bulldog 100 Celebration, I am proud to see the results of that rigorous academic environment."
To review the alphabetical list of honorees and to learn more about the Bulldog 100, including sponsorship opportunities, see www.alumni.uga.edu/b100.
2014 International Education Week
This week, the UGA Alumni Association joined the campus community in celebrating International Education Week.
"International Education Week gives us the opportunity to recognize and celebrate the role of international education in providing a well-rounded education and equipping students with the competencies for living and working in an intercultural environment," said Kavita Pandit, associate provost for international education.
Not only does UGA encourage students to travel and study abroad, the university also welcomes international students to call UGA home. Interacting with students from other countries - working on class projects, living in the same dorm, sharing a meal in the dining hall - creates a greater cultural and global awareness and helps prepare students for whatever life holds.
The UGA Alumni Association believes in the transformative power of international educational opportunities and is proud to support various study abroad scholarships across campus. Since 2006, it has have provided more than $50,000 in study abroad scholarships. Such funding has allowed students to study abroad in a varity of places, including Cortona, Costa Rica and Oxford.
Joey Sharp '15 was recently profiled as a UGA Amazing Student, where he shared the lasting impact of his study abroad experience.
The summer after my sophomore year I received funding from the Honors International Scholarship Program and spent 12 weeks in Cape Town, South Africa, volunteering in a township clinic and conducting research on antiretroviral HIV treatment adherence. The work culminated in an article published in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes and, more importantly, the implementation of a more effective and efficient treatment program in the community. The experience confirmed my goal of pursuing an MD/MPH and a career in global health. - Joey Sharp '15, UGA Amazing Student
Each year, nearly 6 percent of the UGA student population participates in a study abroad program, with an additional 150-200 students from other universities transient enrolling. These statistics testify to UGA's reputation for providing high quality international academic experiences.
Click here to read more participation statistics from the Office of International Education.
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Do you have a favorite memory from a UGA study abroad experience? We'd love to hear it! Email your story to Assistant Director of Communications Jamie Lewis (AB '12, AB '12) at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Alumna Spotlight: Cheri Leavy (BSED '97)
After a childhood of frequent visits to Athens, Cheri Harden Leavy (BSED '97) couldn't resist the pull of the Classic City. During college, she transferred to UGA from Ole Miss and has been bleeding red and black ever since. Today, she is the founder of Bulldawg Illustrated, Guide2Athens and The Southern Coterie, three publications that cover the modern South.
UGA Alumni Association Assistant Director of Communications Jamie Lewis (AB '12, AB '12) spoke with Cheri about her experiences at the university that helped shape her career:
You started college at Ole Miss. What are your connections to UGA and what made you return to Georgia?
My father, Mac Harden (BBA '77), graduated from UGA and his mother grew up in Watkinsville. We spent a lot of time on the family farm in Oconee County when I was growing up, so I have always loved the area and cheered for the Bulldogs. Generations of our family bleed red and black. I loved my time at Ole Miss; my father says I built my resume on classes that were interesting, but didn't fit a degree (like "Anthropology of the Blues" and "Faulkner Studies"). I transferred to UGA and got serious. I stayed on the Dean's List until I graduated from the College of Education, where I participated in the pilot year of the Collaborative Inquiry Teacher Education Program. I taught high school for several years, then joined The Brunswick News where I launched a Newspaper in Education program to showcase local student writing.
Along with your husband Vance (AB '94), you've started Bulldawg Illustrated, Guide2Athens and The Southern Coterie. Explain a little bit about what those are, the inspiration behind them and how your time at UGA prepared you for an entrepreneurial career.
Vance and I created Bulldawg Illustrated, a print newspaper and website that covers UGA sports and the Bulldog lifestyle. Now in its 12th year covering the South's beloved tailgating and football, it is still a ton of fun. Six years ago, we created Guide2Athens. The pocket-sized square book and blog captures the people and businesses that make America's best college town so culturally rich. We have loved getting involved in the Athens community and have had a home here for the last five years. When Athens isn't beckoning, you can find us at home in St. Simons with our two golden retrievers.
I founded The Southern Coterie with my friend Whitney Long; it is a resource for the entrepreneurial South. Designed to offer a community of passionate business owners the opportunity to connect, collaborate and create, the "Southern C" network is capturing the South's entrepreneurial renaissance one post at a time. The Southern C Summit brings the online content to life with a unique multi-day conference where attendees network and connect with the best and brightest names in Southern business and branding.
What is your most memorable UGA experience? Favorite UGA sports experience?
Meeting Herschel Walker for the first time at Vince Dooley's home was pretty surreal. The Leavy Family/Brunswick News Publishing endowed a scholarship and we had brunch at the Dooley's before the game. Vance, his brother, his brother's wife and I went on the field that day to be recognized. Since we are all UGA graduates, that whole experience was pretty incredible. Herschel was on our Christmas card that year!
Since graduating, you and Vance have stayed involved with the university. Why do you think it's important for alumni to stay connected to UGA once they've graduated?
Staying involved with the university provides you with an invaluable resource of connections to continue to support your growth personally and professionally. Vance and I enjoy supporting the philanthropic side of UGA. I attended the UGA Studies Abroad Program in Cortona, Italy, and now serve on the Georgia Museum of Art friend's board. We also support our vibrant athletics programs.
I give back to students that are up-and-coming at the university. We have 15 interns from Grady. They bring me a tremendous amount of joy and I learn from them as much as I hope they do from me. I give them a great deal of responsibility and I have high expectations, but if they work hard, they can count on me after graduation.
I traveled recently to the West Coast and to Memphis, where I spent time with former interns. One even visited on her "engagement tour," where she was introducing her future groom to family. We felt honored to be a stop on her travels. They turn into amazing friends as they get older and I couldn't be prouder of their successes. The internships certainly feed the teacher side of me that was fostered while studying at UGA. I may not formally be in education any longer, but I am still using that skill set.
Can you give us a hint of what's next for you?
Oh my goodness, there is no telling.
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Ripon TT (aka "rest day") – Tour of America's Dairyland – Day 7
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Instead of the time trial, I opted for a four hour easy paced ride in search of hills along the Ice Age trail. It was a beautiful ride … check out the panoramic view I stitched together from photos I took at the top of the lookout tower on Lapham Peak, and check out the pictures in the gallery below.
Panoramic view from the top of the Lapham Peak tower (click to enlarge)
Map of the hilly route through Waukesha over to Lapham peak (Cat 4 climb) on the Ice Age trail (click for a more detailed version)
One more note about yesterday's Schlitz Park criterium … I forgot to mention the dramatic temperature drop during the middle of the race. You could see clouds and fog moving in, and the temperature dropped 10 degrees over a span of 30 minutes with the temperature bottoming out at 55 degF here on the first day of summer in Wisconsin! Here is the temperature graph from the race yesterday:
Heartrate and temperature graph from the Schlitz Park criterium
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The BMCM offers both introductory and returnee programs in multiple locations throughout the US. Details about our offerings are given below.
We recommend this program for everyone coming to their first BMCM retreat, even for those with experience in other types of meditation. It will give you the strong foundation for applying your past experience appropriately to this new and demanding set of spiritual skills.
During the course of the day, you will discover the power of passage meditation, in theory and practice. You will learn the underlying principles of the whole eight-point program of passage meditation: why the eight points are beneficial, how they work together, and how you can apply them to your own challenges and aspirations.
You will receive full instruction in the first two points: meditation on a passage and repetition of a mantram. You will also learn how the other six points will carry the benefits of meditation directly into your work day and home life.
By the end of your retreat, you will learn a short inspirational passage to use in the two meditation sessions, and you will choose a mantram and learn ways to use it in your daily life. You will also participate in a relaxing and rejuvenating mantram walk.
The balanced schedule allows time for inner reflection, discussion, learning and application, in a comfortable and well-paced schedule. There is time to have your questions answered, meet other people in your area who are practicing passage meditation, and find local BMCM fellowship groups which meet on a regular basis for ongoing support. The combination of a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and rich discussions draws together people of a wide range of ages and backgrounds.
This curriculum touches great depths, and yet gives you all the information and inspiration you need to start a passage meditation practice successfully.
You can participate in the discussions as much or as little as suits you.
The retreat presenters, life-long students of Eknath Easwaran, have decades of experience presenting Easwaran's program to a world-wide audience.
What people have said about this retreat:
"Whatever else might happen or not, for me, personally, last year will be etched in my memory as the beginning of an awakening within me that will probably dictate how I live the rest of my life."
"I just returned from my retreat in Denver. It was a wonderful experience that exceeded my expectations. I was worried about many things: religious bias, the program being too metaphysical, for 'very special people,' etc. I found that passage meditation is logical, practical and comprehensive."
"My expectations were much more than met. I had a very fulfilling and inspiring experience. Life-changing, I would say . . .&rdquo
"All of us want people to treat us with kindness and respect. We get upset when they don't. To make ourselves unupsettable, Easwaran says, the secret is simple: treat others with the kindness and respect we want for ourselves. We can't change them, after all. If we want less friction, our only practical choice is to make changes in ourselves. . . And as we do, we find we are including others instead of excluding them – gradually building bridges in our lives and beyond."
– Christine Easwaran, from a chapter introduction of Strength in the Storm by Eknath Easwaran, which we will be studying at this retreat.
If your practice of passage meditation is getting frayed at the edges, this retreat is the boost you need. You will take part in a balanced, relaxed schedule that helps you re-focus on your highest ideals, imbibing inspiring talks by Easwaran and experiencing the strength of meditating with other dedicated aspirants. At the end of the retreat, don't be surprised if you are deeply replenished and ready to face life's challenges with renewed calm and wisdom.
We will study the chapter in Easwaran's book Strength in the Storm called "Choosing Kindness." In this chapter, Easwaran shows us how to choose kindness even when we need to stand firm in difficult situations. Don't we all long for this seemingly magical ability? And isn't it so helpful that it can be turned it into a skill that we can learn and practice? This retreat will help you find little, little ways you can gracefully integrate your practice of the eight points into your busy daily schedule — allowing the sweet fragrance of spiritual replenishment to linger in the months to come. Here are some comments from retreat participants:
"Each year the retreat has allowed me the opportunity to renew my commitment to following the Eight Points. The format and content of this particular retreat was especially meaningful for me."
"Inspired, fresh curriculum. Study selections were profound. . . Circle format was unifying. . . Summarizing each paragraph of group reading very meaningful. . . it respected 'slowing down,' and 'one-pointed attention.' There was a comfortable pace and thoroughness so we could digest the essence of the material. Outstanding retreat in every way."
Note: We offer two different weekend programs for returning meditators: Spiritual Replenishment in our one–day and weekend regional retreats (outside Tomales), and Thriving with the Eight–Point Program at our Tomales weekend retreats.
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If you have a history or current condition of mental illness, please consult your health care provider before learning meditation or attending a retreat. Meditation is not a substitute for medical or psychiatric care, and there are circumstances when it is not advisable.
For the safety and well-being of all retreatants, we may decide not to accept retreat enrollments.
Click here to see all of our retreat fees and an explanation of our sliding scale.
The balanced schedule allows time for inner reflection, discussion, learning and application, in a comfortable and well-paced schedule. There is time to have your questions answered, meet other people in your area who are practicing passage meditation, and find local BMCM fellowship groups which meet on a regular basis for ongoing support.
The sample schedules below will give you an idea of the flow of each program.
One-day retreats begin on Saturday at 9 a.m. and end at 5:30 p.m. When there is also a weekend retreat, the one-day and weekend returnee retreat attendees will be in the same workshops on Saturday.
Weekend retreats begin on Friday at 4 p.m. and end on Sunday at 2 p.m. On Saturday, the one-day returnee retreat attendees will join the workshops. All meals are vegetarian.
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iPhone to tap NFC, rumours say
More rumours are doing the rounds that Apple has NFC plans for next year's iPhone, this time with the intention of bringing the iPhone even closer to Cupertino's desktop platform. Readers of El Reg might not be surprised by Cult Of Mac's news that Apple plans to embed Near Field Communications into the next iPhone, but according …
What's the betting...
That everyone lauds Apple for it's innovation in NFC for the iPhone 5?
Of course, the Nokia C7 has an NFC chip in it already, it just doesn't do anything.
But Apple have an incredible knack for getting praised for doing things others were doing first. Like video calling...
of course, the innovstion would be getting the chip to do something...
Apple has knack
for properly implementing stuff that others have tried to do earlier but in an utterly kack-handed fashion.
It's all very good pointing out that Uhgg invented the wheel first but if Uhgg spent all his subsequent efforts on trying work out how to cook his meals on it then how much credit does he really deserve?
Solution looking for a problem?
You can already sync your phone to your desktop from half-way round the world if you have exchange server or mobile-me. What additional benefit does this offer?
Or, alternately, I can impersonate someone at all their online locations by simply borrowing their phone for a few minutes ?
Not a good plan.
Nokia and NFC
@Steven: Nokia 6131 already does NFC, http://europe.nokia.com/find-products/devices/nokia-6131-nfc
It's very much chicken and egg, and as the article suggests, finding a killer app ... it would be possible to have your iPhone or Nokia phone act as your London Oyster card or contactless payment system, but why would you really *need* to?
Having my windows settings etc. on my mobile phone could be cool ... sit down at a terminal somewhere, have a dialog box pop up saying "you appear to be Chris, please verify your ID" and a passphrase or swype code or something on the phone itself (to stop you trying out your neighbour's phone details!) and then having my icon layout, my bookmarks etc. would be fabulous ... but is it enough?
Using your iPhone/iPad to provide a multi-touch screen for your desktop machine could also be cool ... but doesn't require NFC, it could be done with wifi or bluetooth.
Your cloud awaits sir
Don't forget, Steve Jobs thinks the Cloud Is The Future...
I bet he has a trick up his sleeve whereby NFC will be an enabler to make Cloud Access painless and easy
"Steve Jobs thinks the Cloud Is The Future"
Does he? When did he say that?*
Steve Jobs' vision seems to be what it always was; which involves selling a hardware device with some pre-installed software on it.
Maybe by focusing on how much more, the device can suck in and make use of, with each iteration, he's hit a sweet spot in consumer experience (and maybe Apple are having to provide some degree of on line service, just to join up the reasons for having the device in the first place) but its definitely about the device, at Cupertino, and not about the 'Cloud'. On the whole, 'The Cloud' isn't profitable - or relies on things like ads revenue - and that's not a Cupertino way of operating.
Even iTunes was all about the iPod, and not about iTunes - regardless of much it ended up shaking up the music industry in the end.
*"The Cloud" is actually the term promoted by Microsoft for on line services, and it certainly seems that, at Redmond these days, you either think "the Cloud Is The Future" or you're looking for a new job.
A quick correction for you :
"It will, no doubt, be N-Mark technology that Apple deploys, even if it means paying Nokia for the licence."
Shouldn't that say:
"It will, no doubt, be N-Mark technology that Apple deploys, they won't pay a licence to Nokia but will use the technology and then sue Nokia for patent infringement whilst claiming N-Mark as their own with patents they will produce soon"
"that Apple has been lately so assiduously patenting," what more prior art?
Parts of Europe but more particularly the Far East, such as Korea and Japan, have long used this technology.
Jobs seems to think the U.S is the world's technology leader: this is patently stupid thinking. The U.S. lags so much of the world. Plus it has major, as in MAJOR, infrastructure weaknesses and no money.
The sooner the U.S. kneecaps all these wanna be patent trolls, the better, so freeing up the creativity which is how the Far East got so far ahead.
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