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What is the difference between a differential equation and a derivative?
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Dec9-12, 08:22 AM
For example, if y=x^2, then the derivative of y is 2x. We write the derivative as either f'(x)=2x or dy/dx=2x.
Well, the differential equation is also written as dy/dx=2x. So is there a difference between a differential equation and a derivative?
Dec9-12, 08:35 AM
The derivative is just the slope of a tangent line to a function as a give point.
A differential equation is a mathematical equation for an unknown function of one or several variables that relates the values of the function itself and its derivatives of various orders, e.g., first derivative, second derivative, . . . . The challenge then is to find the function.
In the case of a derivative, one knows the function, i.e., given y = f(x), y' = f'(x).
Dec9-12, 08:55 PM
So let's see if I'm getting this.
A derivative:
- is the slope of a line tangent to a function at a given point,
- cannot contain a third (or more) variable since it's supposed to tell us the instantaneous rate of change of a variable in relation to one other variable,
- cannot contain other levels of derivatives because of the same reason as above,
- the function which tells us about the relationship between the variables is known, and
- is a function itself.
A differential equation:
- may or may not tell us what the derivative of the function is, since it may contain different levels of derivatives and/or other variables,
- the function which relates the DV (dependent variable) to the independent variable is not known,
- an equation, not a function.
So my guess is, the reason why it's called differently from a linguistic standpoint is that a derivative is derived from a function (which of course requires the function to be known), whereas a diferential equation may not have been derived from a function (since it IS possible to measure rate of change without knowing the function).
Other than that, a differential equation MUST contain a derivative, but it may contain additional things like different levels of derivatives, other variables, etc.
Is this understanding correct?
Dec17-12, 12:48 AM
What is the difference between a differential equation and a derivative?
I have what may help as a perspective as I often find myself trying to explain what differential equations is to people that took calculus but stopped after that. You seem to be in that position. We'll stick with the traditional definition (something along the lines of what) Astronuc gave you: a derivative is the instantaneous slope of a function.
Let's generalize this definition a bit, and let just make clear that when i say "n-th order derivative" of y(x) , I'm referring to the 0-th order of y(x) as just y(x), i.e. [itex] y^{(n)}(x) [/itex], such that n=0. Notice that the equation you provided for [itex] y^{'}(x) = 2x [/itex] is just an equation involving one "n-th order derivative" of y(x).
A differential equation involves more than one of these n-th order derivatives. A differential equation can be expressed as a function, we'll call it g, set to 0 (if required by simply moving all terms over to one side). [itex] g(x,y^{(n)}(x),y^{(k)}(x),...)=0[/itex]. It's still not a differential equation until I tell you that n=/=k. and keep in mind it can involve even more derivatives.
A differential equation is a generalized relationship between different orders of derivatives. "Solving the equation" means finding a closed form expression for y(x).
In most calculus problems, you're usually given f(x) or y(x) , or you've found it from the physics of a given problem, and you're asked to find the derivative - you follow rules and patterns you learn from the limit definition. Usually, however (at least in more realistic scenarios), we can't directly come up with an expression for f(x) or y(x), just the relationship between various derivatives of y(x) or f(x) and "solve the differential equation".
Dec17-12, 10:59 AM
A differential equation is an equation that contains a function f(x) and one or more derivatives of f(x).
Example 1:
f(x) = -f ''(x)
This is a differential equation since it contains f(x) and the second derivative f ''(x).
The goal is to find a function f(x) that fulfills the differential equation. Such an f(x) is called the solution of the differential equation.
For the above equation a solution is given by f(x) = sin(x).
Let us verify this:
f(x) = sin(x)
f '(x) = cos(x)
f ''(x) = -sin(x)
We find that
f(x)= sin(x) = -(-sin(x)) = -f ''(x)
such that f(x) = -f ''(x).
Example 2:
Let us consider the equation
2*f(x) - x*f '(x) = 0
The equation is a differential equation since it contains the function f(x)
and its first derivative f '(x).
Verify that f(x) = x^2 is a solution for the differential equation.
Example 3:
f(x) = f '(x)
Do you know a function f(x) that fulfills this differential equation?
Example 4:
f ''(x)*f(x) - x*f '(x) = 0
Verify that f(x) = x^2 is a solution.
Dec27-12, 12:05 PM
The difference is that a derivative, in an abstract sense, is a mathematical operation you apply onto a function/variable (like logarithms, exponentiation, square roots, etc). A differential equation is an equation that just-so-happens to contain derivatives. Here's a simple example:
we call x5 + 5x + 1 = 0 a polynomial equation because the variables are exponentiated (raised to a certain power).
we also call 5d2x/dt2 - 2 dx/dt - 10 = 0 a differential equation because it contains derivatives (aka differentials). And just like any other equation, we normally want to solve for the variables being operated on.
This is a sort of heuristic explanation. I hope you find it helpful!
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14 March 2011 at 5:13am Last edited: 19 May 2011 10:02am
class Program extends DataObject {
static $has_one = array(
'Acount' => 'Account'
static $belongs_many_many = array(
'Categories' => 'CategoryPage',
static $searchable_fields = array (
'program_id' => array(
'title' => 'Program ID',
'field' => 'NumericField',
'filter' => 'PartialMatchFilter'
'name' => array('title'=>'Programmname'),
'URLSegment' => array('title'=>'URL Segment'),
'description' => array('title'=>'Beschreibung'),
'Categories.ID' => array('title' => 'Kategorie'),
'Account.ID' => array('title'=>'Account')
I have some problems with the 2 last entries in searchable_fields. For the categories I get dropdownfield with all Categories, but if I perform a search it results in an sql error. It only works if I use "Categories.Name", but then I get a textfield instead a dropdown.
Error: "Couldn't run query: SELECT DISTINCT count(*) FROM "Program" INNER JOIN "CategoryPage_Programs" AS "CategoryPage_Programs"
ON "CategoryPage_Programs"."ProgramID" = "Program"."ID" LEFT JOIN "SiteTree" AS "SiteTree"
ON "CategoryPage_Programs"."CategoryPageID" = "SiteTree"."ID" WHERE ("CategoryPage"."ID" IN ('21'))
Unknown column 'CategoryPage.ID' in 'where clause'" at line 525 of /var/www/xxx/sapphire/core/model/MySQLDatabase.php
And the "Account.ID" also returns a dropdown as expectet, but the dropdown shows me only the IDs instead of the Account Names.
Whats wrong here?
Re: ModelAdmin + searchable_fields + dropdown
5 May 2011 at 3:03am
instead of 'Categories.ID' => array('title' => 'Kategorie') you have to use 'CategoriesID' => array('title' => 'Kategorie')
I think
Re: ModelAdmin + searchable_fields + dropdown
6 May 2011 at 12:44am
no sorry, this results in
[User Error] Uncaught Exception: Unable to traverse to related object field [CategoriesID] on [Program]
Re: ModelAdmin + searchable_fields + dropdown
6 May 2011 at 2:39am
Oh, sorry, I was should have read your post more carefully, i thought you have a has_many relation, in fact it seems that it is a many_many.
nvm what I said then.
I never did filtering on a many_many but actually I will run into that problem tomorrow or maybe on Monday, I will post again after I had my try on it.
Re: ModelAdmin + searchable_fields + dropdown
6 May 2011 at 2:58am
hi zauberfisch,
thank you, waiting for your results on that
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Re: ModelAdmin + searchable_fields + dropdown
27 May 2011 at 10:58am
Any luck on this issue, I'm having the same problem. Both with a has_one and a has_many relationship.
Re: ModelAdmin + searchable_fields + dropdown
27 May 2011 at 7:19pm
hello, sorry that it is taking me that long, i still have the problem, and i still want to find a way, but it needs to wait for I have a couple of other things with higher priority.
filtering on a has_one is really simple, here an example class:
class Hotel extends DataObject {
static $db = array(
'Title' => 'Text'
static $has_one = array(
'State' => 'State'
static $searchable_fields = array(
'Title' => array('title' => 'Name'),
'StateID' => array(
'title'=>'State Name'
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Re: ModelAdmin + searchable_fields + dropdown
27 May 2011 at 9:04pm Last edited: 27 May 2011 9:08pm
I have hacked up getSearchQuery($searchCriteria) in my ModelAdmin_CollectionController to handle custom search requirements. I sometimes need to add/modify the fields in the DataObject's scaffoldSearchFields() as well. It's not perfect, but it's not that bad and gets the job done easily.
function getSearchQuery($searchCriteria) {
$query = parent::getSearchQuery($searchCriteria);
if ($this->modelClass == 'MyDataObject'){
$query->where[] = 'EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM SomeTable st'
.' WHERE MyDataObject.ID = st.MyDataObjectID'
.' AND st.Field='.$searchCriteria['MyFieldFromSearchFormFields'].')';
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In case you haven't heard of professional tennis player Vika Azarenka, we'll catch you up to speed: She's won two Australian Open singles titles (2012 and 2013) and two mixed doubles Grand Slam titles (2007 US Open with Max Mirnyi and 2008 French Open with Bob Bryan), plus an Olympic bronze medal for singles and gold for mixed doubles (with Mirnyi) at the London Games. Impressive for a 23-year-old, right? Before the BNP Paribas Showdown against Serena Williams at Madison Square Garden (Williams won the exhibition match 6-4, 6-3), we chatted with Azarenka about how fell in love with the sport, what she enjoyed about the 2012 Olympic Games and how she keeps her workouts fun.
When did you first pick up a racket?
I started to play tennis when I was seven years old. I was very close to my mom, and she worked at a tennis center. I couldn't go anywhere without her, so after school, I would come back and walk around with her. She didn't get a chance to work, so she had to distract me somehow. She gave me a tennis racket and a ball, so I started hitting it against the wall, and it was fun. One of the coaches saw me and asked if I wanted to join the group with the other kids. I was scared at the beginning, but once I started I was so happy. I really found a love for the game as a kid.
As they say, the rest is history! Aside from winning your medals at the London Games, what was your favorite part about the Olympics?
The whole journey. It was very tennis-oriented because we played far away from the other sports, so I didn't get a chance to visit anything else. It was an amazing experience. The transformation from Wimbledon to the Olympics was completely different. Playing in singles and mixed doubles was incredible. Read more
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Tennis Star Sloane Stephens Shares Her Fit Favorites
Written on March 30, 2012 at 10:03 am , by Samantha Shelton
Written by Brittany Vickers, editorial intern
Rising star Sloane Stephens has taken the tennis world by storm, becoming the youngest player in the third round of the 2011 US Open – she's only 18! We had a chance to talk with the pro while dueling in a tennis match on the XBOX Kinect before she heads to Charleston to kick off her summer season. Guess who won that match? (Hint: it wasn't us.)
Keep reading to find out what some of her favorite beats are and how she stays in shape off the courts.
What are some of your favorite music artists?
I listen to all kinds of music! My favorite song right now is, "Don't You Wanna Stay," by Jason Aldean and Kelly Clarkson. But I also love Miley [Cyrus] and Justin Bieber – his new song, "Boyfriend," is amazing! But he can do no wrong in my eyes. I'm also into Selena Gomez's "Love You Like a Love Song," Keri Hilson and Brad Paisley.
Do you listen to all of those when you work out, or do you find yourself veering somewhere else?
I listen to a lot of Rihanna and Beyonce. Both of them have some really good pump-up songs.
What are your go-to summer workouts when you need a break from tennis?
I love working out my abs! I'll do 30 crunches, 30 side crunches, 30 straight-leg toe touches and a 60 second plank. Feel the burn! I go through it a couple of times and really start to feel it.
But I also do a lot of running. I just ran my first 5K in 21 minutes! I'm really proud of that time, but I'm never doing it again in my life! It was so hard! Besides running, I do a lot of plyometrics and jumping workouts. Things like box jumps and single-leg stability work are a part of my everyday routine.
After a tough workout, I like to use BENGAY on my sore muscles [editor's note: Stephens is BENGAY's latest athletic ambassador]. Their newest product is the Zero Degrees pain-relieving gel; I love that it has a vanishing scent!
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I know the knee-jerk reaction among many Bulldogs fans is to ridicule or dismiss any statement having to do with sports coming from Michael Adams, but I find myself very much in agreement with something the outgoing UGA president said last week in his final State of the University speech.
Said Adams, who steps down as president June 30:
"I will close this item with a plea. The next, and probably last time, that Sanford Stadium is expanded, it should be done on the east end, taking the capacity to 102,000-104,000, which is frankly all that the roads, sidewalks and other infrastructure can handle.
"The west end should remain open. The visible interconnection with and view of the central campus is more than just a pretty scene — it is a powerful statement about the appropriate place of athletics at a great public university.
"Despite the logistical challenges it poses, I am glad that our stadium is in the middle of campus, and being able to see the Tate Center, the Miller Learning Center, the Russell Library, the Baxter Street residence halls and, soon, a new Bolton Hall and the Terry College complex reinforces the important idea that athletics at UGA is part of the whole, not an entity unto itself.
"I will come back and haunt the president and athletic director who close the west end of the stadium."
Adams is right, and not just because of the aesthetic benefits of the campus view through the west end zone or the logistical limitations. Basically, in the foreseeable future UGA isn't likely to need more than 102,000 to 104,000 seats — if that many — no matter how successful the football program is.
It's likely that we're seeing the end of the era of college football stadium expansions in general. The regular season attendance in college football dropped to the lowest level since 2003 last season, according to a study done by the Birmingham News. And while the SEC again led the country with an average of 75,444 fans per game, that was the lowest since the 2007 season. Overall, college football attendance is down 2 percent since the 2008 peak of 76,844. Schools also have been having trouble selling postseason tickets.
Sanford is still mostly sold out, but just barely for some games, and overall UGA registered a minor attendance decrease in 2012 with an average of 92,723. And that was in a successful season in which the Dogs won their second consecutive SEC East title.
There are several factors at play here.
Factoring in the price of the tickets and the minimum required donation to buy them, the News figured that Georgia had the second most expensive season tickets in 2012 at an average $75.71.
Amid a struggling economy and rising ticket prices, more fans are deciding they don't really need the hassle of attending a game in person — especially if it's against a no-name nonconference foe — when they can sit and enjoy it all on their flat-screen high definition television in the comfort of their own home. (Thus the attempts to make the in-person game experience more conducive to luring folks away from home by adding extras such as additional replays on the big screen in the stadium and calls from fans for increased cellphone access at games.)
Most fans still will attend a game against a quality opponent if they can afford a ticket, but in the future that decision is likely to be made on a more selective basis.
So fans will be attending fewer games, and UGA doesn't need to be building more seats that may sit empty several times per season. Assuming the program continues to thrive on the field, the Dogs probably can fill 102,000 seats for conference games and quality nonconference games.
And that sounds like plenty. So Adams is right in opposing the idea of enclosing Sanford completely.
Back when I was in journalism school at UGA, a couple of classmates and I did a series for The Red & Black as a class project on whether concerts at Sanford Stadium were feasible.
We showed they were, but the athletic administration at the time was completely opposed and remained so for a long time. In the 1980s, then-athletic director Vince Dooley turned down a chance to have Bruce Springsteen play Between the Hedges, and a proposed R.E.M. charity concert also didn't come off.
Now, though, we've had a sort of generational shift in the thinking at Butts-Mehre, and Greg McGarity is testing the waters with the April 13 Jason Aldean concert at Sanford, the first ever held at the stadium.
Dooley, and before him Joel Eaves, always worried that having a concert in the stadium would damage the field, but now there are better ways of covering the turf and protecting it.
While the Aldean show, announced at a Legion Field football pep rally last fall, has been set up as a break-even proposition for UGA, not a money-maker, McGarity said the main benefit is in giving a spring economic boost to Athens restaurants, hotels and other businesses that profit from UGA football games.
McGarity, who saw concerts staged at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium when he was at the University of Florida, told the Athens Banner Herald that the Aldean show, which sold out quickly, could lead to more concerts being staged at Sanford Stadium.
"It may be an opportunity to where we can maybe (in the future) take more of an active role in a project of this nature," McGarity said. "We're just hoping we have great weather and will be able to enjoy a night of great music."
I'm sorry it took 40 years for the athletic association to come around to what we were proposing back in 1973, but I'm glad my daughter will get to experience the first ever concert at Sanford.
Following up on my two blogs on memories of Stegeman Coliseum, voting at Georgiadogs.com on the greatest moment in the arena's history has reached the round of four. It's down to this:
Silver Bracket: Jan. 3, 2004 — Georgia upsets Georgia Tech 83-80 . Georgia upset 3rd-ranked and previously unbeaten Georgia Tech 83-80 in double overtime behind a career-high 25 points from senior Jonas Hayes.
Red Bracket: Feb. 25, 1990 — UGA Students Storm Court After 86-85 Comeback Win over LSU. In his final home game for the Bulldogs, Alec Kessler scored 30 points and helped Georgia overcome a 19-point, second-half deficit to defeat 12th-ranked LSU 86-85. The victory gave Georgia a 1-game lead in the SEC standings as the league schedule entered its final week. It also touched off a wild on-court celebration by UGA students.
Black Bracket: Feb. 23, 1996 — Lichey's Perfect 40 Score. The Gym Dogs' Karin Lichey became the only gymnast in college history to post four perfect 10s in Georgia's win over Kentucky.
White Bracket: Apr. 25, 2008 — Gym Dogs Win Fourth NCAA Championship. Georgia tied Utah for the most NCAA titles by winning the fourth of five straight championships.
You can vote here as often as you'd like.
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Favorite sports memories from 50 years at Stegeman Coliseum
More favorite memories of the Steg: Jake Scott and Elton John!
January 30th, 2013
11:05 am
I was on the Univ. Union concert committee at the time and loved the Hank, Jr./Leon Russell show at the Steg around 1984. We all fainted and argued at the idea of turning down Sprinsteen, but it was not to be. Hope Jason A. has a great show!
January 30th, 2013
11:19 am
I am curious as to how a 70K attendee concert can't be profitable?
Good stuff, Bill.
January 30th, 2013
11:41 am
As a UGA prof, I agree with Adams (and Bill) that the stadium should remain open on the west end and here's another reason — it's visually striking, that view from Sanford Bridge. It impresses visitors, it impresses recruits, it impresses the hell out of me when I cross the bridge. Yes, there's a psychological benefit as well. It makes the stadium "part of" rather than "apart from" campus and integrates it into the mission of the school.
January 30th, 2013
11:55 am
Greatest moment in Stanford Stadium was in 1995 when I hung "a half a hundred" on the Mutts.
January 30th, 2013
12:11 pm
I think very few UGA fans and alumni want the west end enclosed. Not sure where Adams was coming from on that other than to remind us that he will still be in charge, though unofficially. A bigger question is how about an indoor practice building.
January 30th, 2013
12:33 pm
The symmetry of the most beautiful stadium in college football (all of football, for that matter) was ruined by the poorly designed addition of the upper deck – forever making Sanford look like a pieced together hot mess.
January 30th, 2013
12:49 pm
It gives me goosebumps when I look out the open end of Sanford Stadium at the beautiful campus on a fall day from my seat. I love that our stadium is in the middle of campus and watching the people on the bridge trying to get a glimpse of the field.
EVIL GENIUS…if you are trying to put UGA down try getting the name of our stadium correct. You're a genius??? I think not.
January 30th, 2013
12:56 pm
how can you "barely sell out a stadium"?
January 30th, 2013
1:13 pm
Evil Genius… If you are going to try and put down UGA it might be in your best interest to get the name of our stadium correct. Genius??? I think not.
January 30th, 2013
1:25 pm
"The symmetry of the most beautiful stadium in college football (all of football, for that matter) was ruined by the poorly designed addition of the upper deck – forever making Sanford look like a pieced together hot mess."
Exactly! They just threw that up there without any concern for aesthetics. Now all of a sudden they're concerned with aesthetics.
January 30th, 2013
1:57 pm
The open end stresses the wonderful part of Sanford being an on campus stadium. You would think most colleges have on campus stadiums, but not all do.
Another Bulldog Point of Pride!
January 30th, 2013
3:08 pm
Absolutely agree Bill. Nothing was better than being a student and walking by Sanford Stadium everyday waiting till the next home game. Whether it was a week away or six months, looking into the empty stadium while waiting with anticipation was one of the best feelings while a student at Georgia.
January 30th, 2013
4:30 pm
Terrible parking logistics is another reason people stay home and watch on t.v. It can be near impossible to meet up with friends to tailgate if you don't have a parking pass.
January 30th, 2013
4:54 pm
I believe it was in late summer or early fall of 1985 when Springsteen was in the south for stadium concerts. He did 2 shows at the Orange Bowl in Miami, but bypassed Atlanta & Athens, I assume, because none of the stadiums (Atlanta Stadium, Grant Field & Sanford Stadium) seemed to be available.
January 30th, 2013
6:43 pm
I hope that the east end is never closed. Though I would love to see a future redesign of the stadium planned for the future. The problem is that the stadium is not fan friendly. The gentle sloping away from the field puts the fans much farther away from the field than at other venues. How about real seats for the non students? I predict the next wave in future college arms race will be nicer stadium amenities to keep the alumni attending home games as opposed to watching in HDTV. The stadium is beautiful but the problem is that with that main structural flaw it really needs a major overhaul. The entrance renovations have been great but the problem is that with the addition of the 600 level it was akin to the neighbor who encloses their garage to turn it into another bedroom/family room.
January 30th, 2013
6:47 pm
west end….not east end.
January 30th, 2013
10:04 pm
First and foremost…it is really sad that the marquee "first concert ever"….is…Jason Aldean(???)
Doughboy with a ripped up shirt and a cowboy hat…wow…how very original.
Secondly, somebody should ask McGarrity about the 2020-2021 Ohio State series which OSU cancelled to clear the way for the Big 10 vs Pac 12 to play a series of games. That series has also been canvelled and Ohio state has responded by scheduling Oregon for the 2020-2021 seasons to replace Georgia. (It is only a coincidence Oregon is in the Pac 12…this series is unrelated to the conference series which had been proposed.)
You would think if Orgon and Ohio State are getting ahead of everybody else and scheduling 10 years out in anticipation of the increase in the STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE component of the PLAYOFF system, that Mr. McGarrity could chime in and tell us what he plans to do.
January 30th, 2013
10:16 pm
Not saying that they need it right now, but there is probably room on each corner of the West end zone to add 2000 seats or so without closing it in.
January 30th, 2013
10:26 pm
And it's nice now and then to get a wee bit of wind!
January 30th, 2013
10:46 pm
January 30th, 2013
11:08 pm
When you put 75 bucks for an average ticket, it looks almost reasonable – now multiply that number by a whole season's worth of games, and buy tickets for a family of 4.
Gee, I wonder why it's hard to sell out games.
January 31st, 2013
12:25 am
Funny how everyone opposed to more seats already has a seat in the Stadium. Yes, keep out the masses so we can enjoy the game.
January 31st, 2013
5:53 am
The price of tickets has just about eliminated the middle class family man from attending home games. As the price of tickets continues to go up, the attendance at the games will continue to go down.
January 31st, 2013
6:57 am
Yes, I can remember, as a student for 7 years at UGA, many a beautiful fall afternoon in Sanford Stadium. Indeed, looking out of the open end of the stadium at all those beautiful buildings, and wondering what in the hell they were there for!
January 31st, 2013
8:02 am
No more enlargements! In fact I'd be in favor of dismantling that add on visitors deck on the north side. Tired of looking at empty seats, even at "sold out" games. The enlargement to 85,000 back in 1981 was the right size. Oliver Luck, AD at West Virginia, had a great answer when asked why they don't enlarge their stadium. He said tickets to their games should be high demand, so that those who are there are the ones that most want to be there. I agree. Let the wine and cheese fans watch from home!
January 31st, 2013
9:18 am
Adams destroyed tailgaiting years ago which caused thousands of fans and alumni to give up. In the good old days you could park your car and stay with it along with your food and refreshments. Now you have to buy an overpriced parking pass (if you are lucky enough to be chosen in the parking lottery), then you have to carry your chairs and coolers several hundred yards back and forth. When you weigh the lack of true tailgaiting and other barriers that Adams created, it is just better to stay home and be home the minute the game is over. Adams never tailgaited in his life and he destroyed a long, treasured tradition. It is a shame he will be allowed to attend in the future in his Skybox protected from the weather and the hassle.
January 31st, 2013
9:50 am
Stadium expansion shouldn't be in consideration until they figure out how to get the students back into the stadium on time and in numbers. I can understand being less than enthused when we're playing New Mexico St or the likes, however even for big SEC games certain student sections usually don't fill until the 2nd quarter, if it fills at all. I'm not sure what the deal is with the west endzone seats; those weren't student seats in my day and were always full. The upper north/east sections, i.e. +/-210, were fraternity block seating in my day and we made darn sure that we were there otherwise someone else would take our block. I know that the administration has tried different things to get the students back but whatever they are doing doesn't seem to be working.
January 31st, 2013
10:10 am
I hear from some older Alum/season ticket holders that 3:30 starts and night games are just too much day for them. Then, the young set hate 1 o'clock games. Can't please them all.
January 31st, 2013
10:14 am
Worried about NSD… not about Adams and his pathetic comments. What he basically told you was he was willing and fine with the fact that he purposely ruined tail-gating and made expansion near impossible. You will continue to see attendance drop if things don't change.
January 31st, 2013
10:31 am
Adams also very happy with football. Interested in being competitive, not Championships. Remember his "football school" comment. He's jealous of Vandy.
January 31st, 2013
1:42 pm
Close the west end. Attendance only slightly declined in 2012? Anyone notice that the ECONOMY has more than "barely" declined over the same years? Other stadiums are FAR more intimidating to play in – our acoustics would be WAY better with the west end closed.
January 31st, 2013
3:27 pm
The main reason Sanford Stadium is never confused with Death Valley in terms of crowd noise is that we are not a bowl. Why do you think people put their MP3 players in cups? Reverberation is powerful.
January 31st, 2013
7:52 pm
Bill, you mention that economic troubles make people less likely to buy a ticket to a football game. But it's not so much the ticket prices that are the problem as much as high gas prices. Folks from Atlanta are having to cut costs in this tough economy, and the rising cost of gas has made the trip to Athens seem unaffordable.
January 31st, 2013
7:54 pm
Jason who??? what type of joke concert is this? I mean with the deep rooted music that comes from Athens, this is the best offer for a spring show? Some hack in ripped up jeans and cowboy hat singing thoughtless songs of cheese….great! just great.
January 31st, 2013
8:43 pm
Killed tailgating…..ha. you ladies are hysterical. .
I OWN that little square inch that was getting torn up, so thank you Dr. Adams for caring enough about our campus to put some very common sense rules about parking on public property.
My crew has never missed a beat in our tailgating.
January 31st, 2013
8:50 pm
Adams has been right about a lot of things, including the common sense rules pertaining to game day parking and tailgating. Whoever was president at the time would have done the same thing. Trashing him, despite knowing that the policy was correct is so overplayed at this point, isn't it?
January 31st, 2013
9:03 pm
The Stadium holds close to 100,000. The amount of Georgia fans who refused to travel to see the Dawgs play and stay home, because they can't jump thier SUV up on the landscaping on South campus at 6:30 am, is how many…….a handful? a few hundred? a thousand? (doubtful). Now how many new graduates are there every year going into the ticket pool? Many times more than that.
I feel pretty confident that IF those folks actually did give up thier season tickets, they were quickly purchased.
January 31st, 2013
9:06 pm
UGA graduate many more new ticket purchaser every year, that the handful of folks that gave up thiers because they can't park on the landscaped lawn of South Campus at 6:00am game day.
January 31st, 2013
9:13 pm
UGA graduated mutiple times more new ticket holder, every single year,,,,,than the one time handful of folks who gave up thier seats, because they couldn't get to town at 5:00 am on game day and park on the landscaped lawns of South Campus.
February 1st, 2013
12:52 am
With the tailgating restrictions, noon game times against no-name foes and sweltering September temps, it's a pretty easy call to save a couple of hundred bucks and watch at home. Even so UGA was second in attendance last year.
Below is a rundown of attendance figures for all 14 SEC schools:
Alabama: 101,722 (minor decrease)
Georgia: 92,723 (minor decrease)
LSU: 92,626 (minor decrease)
Tennessee: 89,965 (5 percent decrease)
Florida: 87,597 (2 percent decrease)
Texas A&M: 87,104 (minor decrease)
Auburn: 82,646 (4 percent decrease)
South Carolina: 80,001 (1 percent increase)
Arkansas: 68,046 (2 percent increase)
Missouri: 67,476 (9 percent increase)
Ole Miss: 57,066 (1 percent increase)
Mississippi State: 55,628 (minor decrease)
Kentucky: 49,691 (17 percent decrease)
Vanderbilt: 37,860 (15 percent increase)
February 1st, 2013
8:01 am
Ho hum
February 1st, 2013
8:19 am
There is no restriction (ruin) TO tailgating. There are changes as to where that can occur, and those were forced only because of the worst of the abuses that were destroying property on campus. And wouldn't have stopped otherwise. Amble opportunity was given to show that it would correct itself and it just got worse.
My crew has lost it's traditional spots about 3 times now, and all we do is come up with a new plan, and still have a great tailgating experience.better than ever actually. We finally figured out that we control it more, and have a better experience now that we stoped trying to save a few buck. Parking is a drop in the bucket, compared to the total cost of a college football event.
Even IF folks choose to stay home because of changes put into place while Adams was here (ignoring the changes that were put into place long before him, and the ones that the city put in, not him, for now), it's a very insignificant number(if it ever a real number) to the attendance in Sanford Stadum. UGA graduates between 5000-7500 potential new ticket holder each and every year. The handful of folks who might have been part of the one time defection, solely because of parking and tailgating restriction, and for no other reason, hardly put a dent into the demand for UGA football tickets.
February 1st, 2013
8:29 am
"You will continue to see attendance drop" If they don't bring back the ability to tailgate unihibited on the Historic Grounds of North Campus. ……….wanna bet?
Any "restrictions" to tailgating affected a very small percentage of patrons, and the ones that matter have long ago adjusted to them, (and still show up). And I'd venture to say nearly all of those who are inconvenienced by any of this would have done the same thing if they were responsible for the campus.
February 1st, 2013
9:18 am
The view is very special @ the stadium! I was in University Union as well and remember the proposal for Bruce. I agree with Adams as well!!!
February 1st, 2013
9:46 am
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February 1st, 2013
10:15 am
[...] Michael Adams is right about keeping Sanford Stadium open [...]
February 2nd, 2013
10:40 am
[...] Michael Adams is right about keeping Sanford Stadium open [...]
February 4th, 2013
9:44 pm
If Adams is obsessed with everyone being able to see the bridge and the Tate Center, why doesn't he and McGarity actually make the bridge special and renovate that hideous exterior of Tate/ The bridge is just an ol' highway style bridge. Why not brick up the pylons and brick the street or something like that? The bridge is embarassing because we take so much pride in it, yet it looks like crap. And the Tate looks like something from the mid-90s that needs renovation. Especially if a city of people are looking at it several times every fall. The Tate looks awful.


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Nearby coffee shops include Sweet Leaf Cafe, Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts. There are 103 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Asian Fusion Inc, King Street Blues and Velocity 5.
2300 North Clarendon Boulevard is near AES Headquarters and Marymount University.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 2300 North Clarendon Boulevard is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips. Bike sharing is available from Capital Bikeshare.


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- " Great hostel! The staff, If i recall correctly was only temporary, was excellent! Room was large, nice bathroom and balcony, location is right on one of the main streets. Highly recommended! "
- 21 Feb 2014 Anonymous USA
- " Great terrace on the roof. We'll equipped kitchen too. "
- 24 Jan 2014 Jenipher New Zealand
- " Very good location, 1min to a big church, no.9 stop of citysighting bus, also city bus; clean and comfortable environment though a little tiny, but fair enough for the price; very nice staff, Giuseppe is vey kind and easy to talk with. ----Jie "
- 12 Oct 2013 JIE China