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One seeks the spiritual path not because one is already enlightened and at peace already, it is because they are not. Depression is just a stage of the transformation. Elizabeth Kubler Ross called Depression one of the Five Stages of Death and Dying (Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Peace) – and we can apply this to the death (or at least surrender) of the ego to the "isness" of life.
I have another blog where I have written about the "Hero's Journey", which covers in depth the phases that one goes through when in adversity. There is light at the end of the tunnel, and that light resides within us. What blocks it are the negative dark thoughts which come from limiting beliefs that have been created from trauma and conditioning. Underneath all of that is pure joy, peace, oneness and enlightenment. Just because it hasn't manifested immediately, does not mean that the journey must be abandoned. In the words of Winston Churchill "If you're going through hell – keep going!"
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Much publicity, quite rightly, surrounding the recently opened Danzante Bay Golf Club in Loreto, Mexico is centered on the majestic but equally treacherous par-3 17th. The hole commences from an elevated tee and provides a mesmerizing panorama with the Sea of Cortez spectacularly dominating the backdrop. It's an amazing site indeed.
While the 17th is certainly a major thrill and shotmaking challenge — there's another hole that may not have the pictorial pizzazz but has even more sizzle and demands.
The par-3 3rd was among the final holes seven holes finished by architect Rees Jones before the course had its grand opening earlier this month. The hole is reminiscent of the design elements found at the world renown 16th hole at Cypress Point in California. The 3rd is shaped like an upside down letter "L". Tee boxes are staggered and it pays to know precisely one's skill set because the 3rd is like the shark in "Jaws," — you'll be swallowed whole for the slightest mistake made.
The hole is framed in a box canyon and the putting surface is slightly higher in elevation than the teeing grounds so pulling the right club is an absolute must. The wind pattern can swirl so what you are feeling at the teeing areas and what is happening in and around the green can be vastly different so a solid strike is crucial.
Between the tee and green is a massive drop-off to no man's land. Anything hit short is forever doomed.
But, fortunately, there is a bailout area to the left and if any player has doubts it's best to avail oneself to ensure no more than four is scored.
The green provides sufficient width — 25 yards — and length – 40 yards. There's also a spine separating the left and right hand sides. Those bailing out to the left will have to judge well regarding the amount of break that's involved — whether chipping or putting.
The scariest situation is encountering a "blue flag" which means the pin position will be in the far right corner. From the tips the listed yardage of 208 is not indicative of the additional carry one needs to make to ensure a safe landing.
When you stand on the green and look back towards the tee you see a tremendous vista with the hotel in the distance and Danzante Bay immediately behind it.
The 3rd at Danzante Bay will likely remain in the shadows of the more celebrated 17th, but in terms of overall demands the 3rd takes no back seat whatsoever. The hole and will leave an indelible impression and possibly a lesser weighted bag as a few balls are sacrificed when encountering its rigorous demands. Those fortunate souls who do make par will treasure the score long after the round concludes.
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I finished up the truck and 20mm AA guns. This will be pretty easy since Perry wants them in early war gray. First, I prime them with whatever's handy. I used to mostly use Testor's gray primer, but it's hard to cover with some colors. I can't tell you how many coats of white I had to put on to cover my AWI figures. Flesh tends to be a problem with the gray primer as well. I was out of Krylon flat black, which I also use to some extent, especially with aircraft and microarmor, but I had some Rustoleum brown so I used that.
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O ne of the most appropriate facts of American history is that Thomas Jefferson died on July 4, 1826, fifty years after the American Revolution. If a president had to die on a July 4, thank goodness it was Jefferson and not, say, Millard Fillmore. So, this weekend, on America's 233rd birthday and 183rd anniversary of Jefferson's death, we can raise our grits to both.
Thomas Jefferson portrait by American artist Charles Wilson Peale
Thomas Jefferson certainly served grits, says Craig Claiborne, one of the King's of Culinary America and food editor for The New York Times. In a June 23, 1976 (at America's Bicentennial), Times piece (available for purchase), Claiborne says, "When it came to the pleasures of the table Jefferson possessed extraordinary, undisputed taste."
He refers to the most comprehensive work of Jefferson's kitchen adventures -- Marie Kimball's Thomas Jefferson's Cook Book, available from the University of Virginia Press and from booksellers. A true grits lover, Claiborne goes on to say:
Throughout his lifetime, Jefferson's table was no doubt supplied with such Southern staples as fried chicken, country ham, numerous kind of foods based on corn, including corn bread made in a black skillet, grits, and whole hominy.
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But there's more to raise our grits to. And grits is/are appropriate, as you can already see, for a toast.
As noted in the May 4 post, First Food, First Family, some call corn products -- grits, hominy, and meal -- America's First Food, having saved the lives of Capt. John Smith and his group at Jamestown the winter of 1608. This fact suggests that America is more like 400 years old this summer.
And there's even more. It took a while for America to become thoroughly American, for the Western World to shed the notion that America was just the Englishmen's Annex. You don't accomplish such a feat over a night in 1776. Certain political and cultural things have to happen, such as the right guys being born at the right time in order to intersect with history, including Ben Franklin, T. Jefferson, George Washington, James Madison, Thomas Paine, Paul Revere and guys like that. Those are some of the political factors.
American had to also find its voice through writers, artists, musicians, artisans and many other venues.
The Grits Venue
Twenty years after the Revolution, in 1796, a cultural event took place that is one of those special markers on the unlit path to becoming America.
That year a young orphan lady named Amelia Simmons published a cookbook. Yeh, it wasn't a guy and it was a cookbook. Prior cookbooks were just reprints of European works. All had been written by men for men and usually for the upper classes. Until then no cookbook dealt with the indigenous food ingredients available in America. This little 47-page democratic gem probably sealed America's culinary fate:
AMERICAN COOKERY or the Art of Dressing Viands, Fish, Poultry and Vegetables, and the Best Modes of Making Pastes, Puffs, Pies, Tarts, Puddings, Custards, and Preserves, and all Kinds of Cakes from the Imperial Plumb to Plain Cake Adapted to the Country and All Grades of Life.
This was the first cookbook aimed democratically at the masses and slanted towards women; it is the first book to show corn meal as a primary ingredient. It includes the first recipes for Indian Slapjacks and Johnny Cake, as well as "A Nice Indian Pudding," all of which became staples in the following centuries. Text and page images of this original edition are available at the Michigan State University Digital Library "Feeding America" site.
In the preface, Miss Amelia says:
As this treatise is calculated for the improvement of the rising generation of Females in America, the Lady of fashion and fortune will not be displeased, if many hints are suggested for the more general and universal knowledge of those females in this country, who by the loss of their parents, or other unfortunate circumstances, are reduced to the necessity of going into families in the line of domestics, or taking refuge with their friends or relations, and doing those things which are really essential to the perfecting them as good wives, and useful members of society.
It's a lot to celebrate. So this 4th of July, serve grits.
In honor of the birthday, here are Miss Amelia's three recipes for A Nice Indian Pudding, found in the facsimile on page 26:
No. 1. 3 pints scalded milk, 7 spoons fine Indian meal, stir well together while hot, let stand till cooled; add 7 eggs, half pound raisins, 4 ounces butter, spice and sugar, bake one and half hour.
No. 2. 3 pints scalded milk to one pint meal salted; cool, add 2 eggs, 4 ounces of butter, sugar or molasses and spice q.s. it will require two and half hours.
No. 3. Salt a pint meal, wet with one quart milk, sweeten and put into a strong cloth, brass or bell metal vessel, stone or earthen pot, secure from wet and boil 12 hours.


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Verde Valley Cyclists Coalition "VVCC" P.O. Box 20332, Sedona, AZ 86341-0332VVCC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
When notified by IMBA that the VVCC and its partners were named as winning the 'Power of Partnership Award' for 2018 and that the award ceremony was scheduled during IMBA's 30th anniversary party in Bentonville, AR during Outerbike, VVCC President Marty Glinsky was adamant that the VVCC travel to Northwest Arkansas (NWA), the land of Oz Trails, to formally receive the award.
VVCC receiving a national award was like a sign from...
Marty, and I departed Sedona early in the morning of October 24th for the 1,160 mile drive to Outerbike. First stop, the east trailhead of the High Desert Trail System in Gallup, NM for a ride.
The High Desert Trail System in Gallup, NM has over 22 miles of unique singletrack
After an overnight stay in Amarillo, we arrived at Hobbs State Park in Rogers, AR where we were met by unofficial NWA Mayor Steve Schneider, Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts President Ernie Rodriguez and Bruce Alt (joined the next day) for a tour of some newly constructed trails. Although it rained all day, the trails were in perfect condition as the soil is pourous and quickly drains.
Hobbs State Park has incredible flow and we were the AARP Riding Team
We then swung by the Outerbike venue to pick up our packets. Outerbike is a bike demo maniac's dream. Held in several locations west of the Mississippi during the year, Outerbike lets riders test ride as many of the latest and greatest mountain bikes as possible over three days. The Bentonville locale was well organized with numerous high-end mountain bikes, from over a dozen manufacturers, to demo at one's leisure. Marty and I brought our own bikes and since we had the NWA Mayor leading us on rides, we only partook of the Outerbike lunches and beer.
All rides began and ended at the lighted BuckeyBall
During the trip, Marty was hobnobbing with all types of celebrities...even if he didn't know it.
Marty posing with Nat Ross, Fred Flintstone and Dave Wiens
But it was the riding that kept us focused. Three rides in two days on what NWA "Mayor" Schneider constantly defined as "mellow" trails that all MTBer skill levels could appreciate with jumps, berms/banks, a Back 40, tunnels, trail features (both man-made and natural technical sections) and plenty of opportunity for air.
Unfortunately, all good things must end as we picked up our hardware and were off to Oklahoma City.
Somehow the Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund received top billing!
The Lake Stanley Draper Trail System, maintained by the Oklahoma Earth-Bike Fellowship, packs over 11 miles of trail into a postage size tract of land.
Lake Stanley Draper Trail System has its own changing rooms!
As we were riding in the spaghetti at Lake Stanley Draper, we hear "rider up" and pulled over. That's when two little old - emphasis on "old" - ladies followed by a guy wearing a set of football shoulder pads over his kit passed us. "This stays with us" Marty immediately said after the trio passed. It's just a shame no pictures of this survived but our pace sure did pick up. We later passed this cohort. We finished this day back in Amarillo, TX.
The last day of our bike trip found us back at the High Desert Trail System in Gallup, but this time at the Western Trailhead.
After seven rides in six days totaling 80+ miles, 2,500 miles on Marty's Jeep, our trip to Oz ended just like Dorothy's as there's "no place like home!"
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This grand Baker Park home has the perfect blend of historic charm and thoughtful updates. Set on one of the most desirable streets in Frederick the location is steps from Baker Park, Culler Lake, and a short walk to the shops and restaurants of Downtown Frederick. Enjoy the quiet street in this established neighborhood. Renovated in 2014, the home updated all plumbing and electric. Systems were updated with Fujitsu mini-split HVAC, natural gas boiler, and a new hot water heater. Inside the hardwood floors are in pristine condition. The gorgeous kitchen is a recent renovation with custom cabinets, soap stone counters, and a French Lacanche stove in royal blue. Built in banquette with many windows for morning sun and radiant heat in floor. First floor also has an office with built in bookcases as well as large living and dining rooms. Living room has gas fireplace and access to side porch adding to the outdoor entertaining space. Upstairs boasts a large master suite with renovated bathroom, huge walk in closet, a sitting room with gas fireplace and sun deck. 2 large bedrooms, a jack and jill bath, and large laundry room also on second level. And yet there's more - upstairs has 2 more bedrooms and full bath as well as bonus storage space. The basement has a finished rec room with wood burning fireplace in addition to workshop space and 2nd laundry room. Out back there's a large yard with Amish built shed, new irrigation system, invisible fence for pets, and a new driveway. Plenty of space to add a garage or pool if desired. Central vacuum system throughout the house for the ultimate in convenience. This home really has it all! See 3D Virtual Tour for your first visit.
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Japanese automaker Kawasaki has reportedly launched its new 2017 Ninja 1000 in India at Rs 9.98 lakh. According to reports, the motorcycle delivers 142PS at 10,000rpm and sports a six-speed transmission, Kawasaki Intelligent Anti-lock Brake System, slipper clutch arrangement, etc. Notably, Kawasaki has allowed only 20 units of the Ninja 1000 for the Indian market.
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Actors: Luke Treadaway, Bob the Cat, Ruta Gedmintas, Joanne Froggatt, Anthony Head, Darren Evans, Tony Jayawardena, Adam Riches, Llewella Gideon, Lorraine Ashbourne, Akbar Kurtha, John Henshaw, Beth Goddard, Ivana Basic, Jessica Woodland
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Georgina is an ambitious young London professional who learns she has only one month left in which to conceive a child. After exhausting all possibilities ...
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Graduate Student Financial Support
There are many grants available to MA and Ph.D. students through the university, the Graduate School, the School of Arts and Sciences, the department, and external sources. It is highly recommended that students actively seek out grant and fellowship support during their time in our program. Below is a list of some sources of funding available to MA and Ph.D. students in Spanish and Portuguese. This list is by no means comprehensive, and students are encouraged to seek out other sources of funding. Any questions should be directed to the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies. A list of Graduate School Awards deadlines for the current year can be found here.
Teaching Assistantship
By far the most common form of financial aid that graduate students in our department receive are a teaching assistantships (TAship). Recipients of these awards receive the following:
- Tuition Waiver: The department pays all tuition costs for its TAs. Domestic applicants who are not Colorado residents will receive tuition waivers at the out-of-state rate for their first year of study only. After this year, we will only pay tuition costs at the in-state rate. For this reason, domestic students are required to establish Colorado residency by their second year in the program. International students with TAships will receive tuition waivers at the out-of-state rate as long as they are in the program.
- Monthly Stipend: Students with TAships receive a monthly stipend for the duration of the academic year. AY 2018/19 (9 months) MA students receive $2,383/month gross and Ph.D. students receive $2,754.80/month gross.
- Student Health Insurance: Graduate students are required to have some form of health insurance. Students with TAships who choose the Student Gold Health Insurance Plan will have 100% of their premiums paid each semester. This does not include summer unless students have a summer appointment. Students with private health insurance (e.g., through their spouse) may waive the Student Gold Health Insurance Plan.
Students with TAships will have their tuition waived, but they must pay student fees required by the university. These fees include full access to the University Recreation Center, the Career Center, and an RTD bus pass that provides free transportation on all RTD buses during the academic year.
In exchange for these awards, students with TAships teach lower-division language course (Spanish or Portuguese, depending on student's skills and experience) per semester. This teaching responsibility amounts to approximately 20 hours of preparation, in-class teaching, and grading per week. All entering graduate students are required to take our one-unit seminar on teaching methodology and pedagogy, which prepares them for their teaching assignments. Neither the TA's teaching schedule nor the methodology/pedagogy seminar will pose a time conflict with regularly scheduled graduate seminars offered by our department.
Dissertation Fellowships
The Center for Humanities and the Arts, the Graduate School, and the College of Arts & Sciences have unified the Dissertation Fellowship Award process for graduate students in Humanities and the Arts. There are five full-year dissertation awards — Devaney, Emerson, Lowe, Reynolds, and the CHA Dissertation Fellowship. These awards all carry the same benefits (50% GPTI stipend, tuition remission for five dissertation hours, fees, and medical insurance each semester); the same conditions apply to all (no other work is allowed, no other scholarships or fellowships); the same selection criteria apply; and there is one selection committee, suitably representative of the faculty, to rank the applications and make the awards. We do not ask departments to nominate students or rank their own students. Any student who meets the qualification criteria may nominate him/herself.
Diversity Fellowships
These are awarded to underrepresented first-year graduate students who demonstrate high academic promise.Their purpose is to increase the diversity of the graduate student body at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Only students with U.S. citizenship and permanent residents are eligible. The amount of each award is $2,500. Nominations are submitted by the departments in February.
Graduate School Awards
There are a number of avenues to explore for students who are interested in seeking funds for their graduate education. Click here for more information.
Eaton Graduate Student Travel Grant
The Center for Humanities and the Arts (CHA) is pleased to announce its semi-annual competition for graduate student travel grants. Each year, ten awards of $500 will be awarded on a competitive basis for graduate students in the humanities and arts to support travel to conferences where they will present a paper or, for those in the arts, where the student will perform or display their work. All applications from MA and Ph.D. students will be considered; however, the excellence of the project will be the main criterion for selection. CHA will award four travel grants during the fall semester, and six grants will be available for travel occurring in the spring and summer.
- The applicant must be a full-time graduate student in good standing.
- The student must be traveling to a conference to present his/her own work.
- The applicant can receive one grant per academic year.
- Departments will be limited to two grants per academic year.
To apply for this grant, please complete the application and include the materials requested on the application checklist. Submit all materials to Paula Anderson, Center for Humanities and Arts, Macky 201, UCB 280.
These travel grants are made available to CHA through endowed funds from Woody and Leslie Eaton.
Graduate School Student Travel Grant
The Graduate School Student Travel Grant has three application cycles per year for domestic (including Mexico and Canada) and international (excluding Mexico and Canada) travel:
Click on this link for deadlines.
The Graduate School offers partial funding for graduate students to present research findings at meetings or conferences outside Colorado.The Graduate School provides a travel grant of $300 for domestic conferences and $500 for international conferences. Funds will be applied directly to the student's tuition account. If the account balance is zero, a refund via direct deposit will be disbursed by the Bursar's Office.The grant is treated like a fellowship and reported to the Office of Financial Aid; therefore, please be aware it may affect your student loan package. The grant is contingent on account funding by the Graduate School.
If you received travel grant funding from the Graduate School during the last application cycle (May for current fall applicants, November for current spring applicants) you may not apply during this cycle. Masters students can receive travel funding once, and Ph.D. students can receive funding twice during their studies at CU.
- The applicant must be a full-time graduate student in good standing, and the travel must occur while the applicant is a current student.
- The applicant must be traveling to a meeting or conference to present his/her own work or work on which he/she is the primary author.
- An applicant receiving significant funding (over $500 for domestic travel and $1,000 for international) from an outside source (fellowship, stipend, scholarship, grant, departmental travel grant) is not eligible.
- The applicant must be enrolled during the term that the travel occurs (excluding summer). If the travel occurs during the summer (and the applicant is not enrolled), the grant will be applied to the fall bill.
Here are the required elements of the application:
- Applicant ID and contact information
- Dates of Conference
- Location of Conference
- Department travel liaison contact information
- Academic Advisor contact information
- Applicant must confirm in writing by marking a checkbox that they have received their advisor's approval for the travel
- Supporting documents showing that you will be presenting at this conference (e.g. acceptance letter/email, program, abstract etc.)
Note: If you are planning to attend a conference, but do not have an acceptance letter/email yet – you should still apply! Contact email@example.com for further details on this special circumstance.
Applications must be submitted through Academic Works: To access Academic Works, log into MyCUInfo and click on the Student Tab. Click on the Financial Aid tab, and then click "Apply for Scholarships" to access Academic Works. Search for the Graduate School Travel Grant and select the proper one (international or domestic) to apply!
Please note that all first-time users of Academic Works are prompted to fill out a 'general application' before being able to search the system and apply to other grants, scholarships, etc. This general application will allow you to match automatically with other scholarships in the system but is not required for the Graduate School opportunities. Therefore, if you would like to be considered for other possible scholarship opportunities feel free to fill out the general application but it is not required for this award and will not be considered during the judging.
Department Summer Research Grants
The Department of Spanish and Portuguese offers summer funding for continuing graduate students to work on specific research projects (like traveling to conduct dissertation-related research, working on an article or dissertation chapter, etc.) Funds will be applied directly to the student's tuition account. If the account balance is zero, a refund via direct deposit will be disbursed by the Bursar's Office. The grant is treated like a fellowship and reported to the Office of Financial Aid; therefore, please be aware it may affect your student loan package. This award will be processed no later than April 30. Successful applicants are required to submit a one-page report describing progress made on the project to the Graduate Program Assistant by September 1.
Amount: $2,500
Eligibility Requirements
The applicant must be a full-time graduate student in good standing and enrolled during the following Fall term. All graduate students (MA and Ph.D. can apply). Priority will be given to those students who have not been awarded the grant in the previous two years and who do not have any other source of summer funding. You cannot apply for this grant if you are scheduled to teach in the summer.
Required Documents to Submit with your Application [all documents must be submitted in English and will be evaluated by the Graduate Committee]:
- Applicant's contact information
- Title and Project Description [3 to 4 double-spaced pages]
- Academic Supervisor's Support Letter
- Budget
Selection Criteria: The Graduate Committee will base their selection on the following:
- The quality of the research project
- Importance of project to the student's professional development
- The quality of the candidate's CV (conference presentations, publications, awards, etc.)
- The probability of completion within the period of the fellowship (the greater the probability, the better chance of receiving a fellowship)
- Other teaching-free fellowships that the candidate has already enjoyed (the fewer the better)
- Letter of support
Applications that are incomplete or that do not adhere to the format will be disqualified.
Send your application to the Program Assistant by March 1st. The results will be announced within a month.
Department Travel Grant Application for Graduate Students
The Department of Spanish and Portuguese offers to fund graduate students to present their research at meetings and conferences hosted nationally and internationally. (Please remember that the Graduate School also offers partial funding for graduate students to travel to conferences.) Funds will be applied directly to the student's tuition account. If the account balance is zero, a refund via direct deposit will be disbursed by the Bursar's Office. The grant is treated like a fellowship and reported to the Office of Financial Aid; therefore, please be aware it may affect your student loan package. This award will be processed no later than April 30.
Every academic year the application for travel occurring on that same academic year must be submitted by October 1st or February 1st. Eligible travel may take place at any time in the academic year of the grant (July 1-June 30).
Amount: $400 for domestic travel and up to $800 for international travel
Eligibility Requirements
All graduate students (MA and Ph.D. can apply). Only one grant will be awarded to a student per academic year. The applicant must be a full-time graduate student in good standing, and the travel must occur while the applicant is a registered student (non-continuing students are eligible to apply if travel occurs before June 30). Travel must be to a meeting or conference to present the student's own research work or work of which he/she is the primary author.
Required Documents to Submit with your Application [all documents must be submitted in English to the Graduate Committee]:
- Applicant's contact information
- Dates and Location of Conference
- Title and Abstract (± 15 lines) of Paper to Deliver
- Rationale explaining why that conference is important to your field and to you in particular (±10 lines)
- Supporting documents showing that the paper has been accepted.
- Detailed budget
- Academic Supervisor's Support Letter
NOTE: The department also offers $250.00 grants to assist students who travel for a job interview.
Award Criteria: Applications will be evaluated by the Graduate Committee according to the following criteria:
- Overall quality and clarity of proposal
- The prominence of the event (conference)
- Importance of project to the student's professional development
- Student's academic record
- Appropriateness of the proposed budget
- Letter of support
Applications that are incomplete or that do not adhere to the format will be disqualified.
Send your application to the Program Assistant by September 1st or by February 1st. Results will be announced within a month.
Department Elizabeth Brower Scholarship
The Elizabeth Brower Fund supports the development of improved methods for the teaching of Spanish and assists students who upon graduation from UCB will be teaching Spanish. Funding is avaliable for:
- Scholarships for Secondary Spanish Teaching Certificate Candidates
- Attendance at language teaching conferences and workshops
- Student memberships in teaching-related organizations
- Hosting on-campus workshops and talks by guest presenters for events related to Spanish language teaching
Applications are due the 1st of September, October, November, December, February, March and April.
Learn more and apply here.
Department GPTI and UGGS Teaching Excellence Award Nomination Process
Awards: UGGS TA/GPTI Awards, GPTI Teaching Excellence Award
Eligibility: All Department of Spanish & Portuguese GPTI's and TA's in their 2nd semester of teaching at CU according to the level specified by each award.
For the GPTI Teaching Excellence award, students must self-nominate to the Spanish and Portuguese Department Graduate Committee.
Any GPTI and TA who would like to be nominated for the UGGS TA/GPTI Award must be nominated by someone else.
All those who want to be considered for nomination by the Spanish and Portuguese Department Graduate Committee for either the UGGS TA/GPTI or GPTI Teaching Excellence Award must submit the materials listed below.
Deadline: end of first week of the Fall semester. Applications should be sent to Doreen Williams in pdf formats.
Portfolio Required Materials:
- A brief biographical statement indicating the nominee's special interests, academic history, teaching responsibilities, and degree status.
- Faculty and student evaluations (FCQs) of the nominee's teaching abilities.
- A current copy of the nominee's course syllabus.
- A statement of teaching philosophy, written by the nominee. (200-300 word max)
In addition to the Portfolio of Required Materials, the following items should be submitted to Department of Spanish & Portuguese, Graduate Committee in care of Doreen Williams in pdf formats:
- Letter of candidate nominating self
- Copies of all available FCQs
- Letters from past and/or current students to support candidacy
- Videotape of minimally 15 uninterrupted minutes of classroom teaching
- Coordinators' Yearly TA/GPTI/Instructor/Lecturer Evaluation Report to the Chair
The graduate committee will select candidates to nominate for the Awards:
- The Graduate Committee will review all materials from each nominee. Each self-nominated student will be ranked using the same confidential procedure for ranking applicants to our graduate programs.
- The Graduate Committee members will discuss the evaluation materials after they have been reviewed and will vote.
- The nominees for this award will be announced to the Department.
Department One-Year Extension Funding for ABD Graduate Students
The following procedure to request funding for one-year extensions to complete dissertation work is in place as of February 15, 2015.
Doctoral students in good academic standing who, by the end of the semester, will have exhausted their funding.
Evaluation Criteria:
The Evaluation Committee will base their decision on the following criteria:
- Feasibility of Completion
- Scope of Dissertation Project
- Progress
- Personal Circumstances
Application Procedures
Deadline: All application materials need to be received by the Department by noon of Friday following Spring Break. Students may expect an answer within two weeks after the deadline.
Applicants are required to submit the following information to the department.
- Statement from applicant justifying the need for an additional year
- Letter of support from dissertation director
- Evidence of progress
- Calendar and date of completion
Evaluators and evaluation process:
All Spanish and Portuguese faculty members who teach graduate courses are eligible to evaluate requests and vote on them. Students who receive a positive recommendation from the graduate faculty will be granted a one-year funding extension. A "positive recommendation" is issued when a majority of the graduate faculty votes in favor of a request. Requests shall not be ranked.
Beverly Sears Graduate Student Grant
Any full-time, Boulder campus, degree-seeking graduate student with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 may apply for an award. Applicants should submit an original proposal based on their research or creative work. Students in joint Bachelor's/Master's programs may apply for a grant if they have been admitted to graduate status and if the grant is to support Master's degree work (such as a Master's thesis).
All proposals that involve the use of human subjects or animals must be approved by the appropriate committee before an award can be made. If you are in the process of receiving approval when you apply, you must state that in the application and notify the graduate school once you have the approval. Students whose human research has been approved must include their IRB protocol number on the application form.
Types of Projects Funded
Almost any type of research or creative project may be funded. Projects directly related to work on a master's thesis or doctoral dissertation generally receive priority, although other projects also receive funding.
Conference travel must contribute to the applicant's research or creative work. Grants are not awarded to present findings of research that has already been completed. Conference travel may be given lower priority in some disciplines.
Types of expenses not eligible for funding: (1) reimbursement for expenses incurred before awards are announced (2) thesis or dissertation preparation expenses such as typing or copying, (3) salary or stipend payments to the applicant, (4) salary to others for work that the applicant should do for professional development, (5) local travel expenses (travel within 50 miles of Boulder), (6) computer hardware or software that is easily accessible to the student, and (7) CU tuition expenses. Any equipment purchased with a Graduate Student Grant becomes the property of the university. All university fiscal policies regarding purchasing, travel, etc., apply to the distribution of funds for these awards.
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2nd Leg Summer Fellowships
The purpose of this fellowship is to help students to gain expertise in a field, or subfield, that is not the immediate focus of their research and their dissertations. details
CHA Arts and Sciences Fellowships
The objective of these fellowships is to recruit outstanding new students for graduate study in the humanities and the arts within the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Colorado at Boulder. details
Thomas Edwin Devaney Fellowships for incoming Graduate Scholars and Artists
The objective of these fellowships is to recruit outstanding new students for doctoral graduate study in the humanities and the arts within the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Colorado at Boulder. details
Thomas Edwin Devaney Dissertation Fellowships
The Center for Humanities and the Arts, the Graduate School, and the College of Arts & Sciences have unified the Dissertation Fellowship Award process for graduate students in Humanities and the Arts. There are five full-year dissertation awards — Devaney, Emerson, Lowe, Reynolds, and the CHA Dissertation Fellowship. Any student who meets the qualification criteria may nominate him/herself. details
Hazel Barnes Flat
The Hazel Barnes Flat in the heart of London is a gift to scholars in the humanities and arts by Hazel Barnes (1915-2008), the much admired professor of Philosophy at CU-Boulder and founder of the Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities. Her will stipulates that the flat be made available to faculty and graduate students in the humanities and the arts, and that its operation be entrusted to the Center for Humanities and the Arts and its director. details
Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships Program (FLAS)
This US Government program provides generous academic year and summer fellowships (up to approx. $10,000 per award) to institutions of higher education to assist graduate students in foreign language, and either area or international studies. The goals of the fellowship program include: (1) to assist in the development of knowledge, resources, and trained personnel for modern foreign language and area/international studies; (2) to stimulate the attainment of foreign language acquisition and fluency; and (3) to develop a pool of international experts to meet national needs.
A student is eligible to receive a fellowship if he or she: (1) is a graduate student, (2) is a citizen, national or permanent resident of the United States, (3) is enrolled in a program of modern foreign language training in a language for which the institution has developed or is developing performance-based instruction, (4) Shows potential for high academic achievement based on such indices as grade point average, class ranking, or similar measures that the institution may determine.
NOTE: Students do not apply directly to the U.S. Department of Education. Students must apply to grantee institutions. Deadlines vary per program. [more]
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation/
ACLS Early Career Fellowships
Dissertation Completion Fellowships
Fellowships for Recent Doctoral Recipients
The American Council of Learned Societies launched this new fellowship program providing (generous) support for young scholars to complete their dissertation and, later, to advance their research after being awarded the Ph.D. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation/ACLS Early Career Fellowship Program will award fellowships in two categories: Dissertation Completion Fellowships and Fellowships for Recent Doctoral Recipients. A grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation supports this program. [more]
National Fellowship Opportunities
Office of Contracts and Grants
The Office of Contracts and Grants (OCG) is available to assist Graduate Students in applying for funding from sponsors outside the University. Visit the OCG website for more information and to contact the proposal analyst assigned to your department.


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With its striking forts, regal palaces, poetry carved temples and chhatris, Orchha presents a matchless spectacle and is a delightful place for photographers. It is also about the natural splendor of a wonderful valley where the crystal-clear waters of the Betwa flow quietly along the banks for which solitude is a way of life.
Located at a distance of 16 km from Jhansi, Orchha rises out of the hills and the greens surrounding it. The historical monuments of Orchha still retain their pristine charm and narrate stories of war and peace, of love and destruction. It is also a place famous for Bundela paintings, of which it was once a centre of activity.
Orcha has great splendor depicted by the presence of temples and palaces built by the Bundela Rajput rulers of Orcha to give the testimony of their beliefs, likings and tastes for architecture to the generations to come. Since the place has kept full ancient history kept alive, it has great prominence among the tourists visiting Orcha from destinations all over the world.
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Ascent's ties with minorities to go on
Assert Socio-Economic Initiatives Network in the Philippines (Ascent) wholeheartedly supports the call of national minorities for self-determination and just peace. Members of different minority groups all over the country converged in Manila last Oct. 13 in what has been called the "Lakbayan (Journey) of National Minorities for Self-Determination and Just Peace."
Ascent has a long history of partnership with grass roots-based minority organizations. Because the government has time and again failed to provide them with basic social services and has long ignored their socioeconomic rights, these groups, exercising their right to freely determine how to govern and develop themselves, have turned to Ascent and its member-organizations to ask for assistance through socioeconomic programs and projects.
Ascent willingly provided them support in the form of programs/projects promoting capacity building, food security and sustainable agriculture, disaster risk reduction and management, environmental protection, community-based health development and community learning.
However, these development initiatives have come under intense pressure from the government and the military in recent years. Community schools have been closed, food security and sustainable agriculture programs forcibly halted, entire minority communities displaced, and development and community workers mercilessly killed.
Ascent deplores these attacks and strongly condemns the continued attacks on minorities, development initiatives and community workers.
As the minority communities continue to advance their rights, Ascent pledges anew its constant support in their fight for self-determination and just peace and in defending their territories and way of life.
RENMIN VIZCONDE, spokesperson, Assert Socio-Economic Initiatives Network, [email protected]
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Energy Tomorrow Blog
Keystone XL and the Nebraska Good
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Mark Green
Posted August 8, 2017
For Streamlining Energy Infrastructure
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Posted July 18, 2017
Current legislation in Congress will be a big help in advancing the energy infrastructure the United States needs to connect our nation's vast energy wealth with those who benefit from it: individual Americans, businesses and manufacturers. The House legislation would streamline federal review and approval of natural gas pipelines by codifying and reinforcing current regulatory deadlines and by clarifying the roles of the permitting agencies that are involved in infrastructure projects.
The Negative Impacts of Restricting Fracking
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Posted November 3, 2016
Government Uncertainty Hinders World-Class Infrastructure
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Posted October 5, 2016
LNG Exports for Our Economy, Manufacturing and Environment
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Posted October 3, 2016
As is the case with any tradable commodity, selling U.S. natural gas outside this country promotes domestic jobs and economic growth. Expanding demand for U.S. natural gas in global markets through LNG exports will result in increased domestic investment, enhanced GDP growth, rising incomes and more well-paying jobs. At the same time, U.S. LNG exports will expand global natural gas markets – enhancing U.S. influence to encourage transparency and fair market rules while strengthening relationships with our allies.
Dakota Access Pipeline in Human, Economic Terms
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Mark Green
Posted September 14, 2016
The Benefits of Global Energy Leadership
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Kate Lowery
Posted August 30, 2016
The United States leads the world in oil and natural gas production – and also reduction of carbon emissions. This global leadership largely results from private investment and innovation by the oil and natural gas industry, which has developed the advanced technologies needed to drive the American energy renaissance of the past decade. API President and CEO Jack Gerard discussed these issues and others during a conference call with reporters.
Energy Costs, Natural Gas and Infrastructure
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Mark Green
Posted July 14, 2016
CNBC has put out its annual ranking of America's top states for business, an analysis based on a number of things including metrics for workforce, infrastructure, access to capital and quality of life. Another of those metrics, cost of living, caught our eye because energy was part of the calculation. Indeed, in CNBC's ranking of the country's 10 most expensive states to live in, the cost of energy to residents a key factor.
Five members of that dubious top 10 are New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire, and energy costs there are higher than they need to be. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), those states and neighbors Maine and Vermont all had costs for residential electricity and natural gas that exceeded national averages this past winter. Of course, these states are located in a part of the country where more energy infrastructure (see previous posts here and here) could positively impact energy costs.
A couple of charts show the cost being borne by consumers in those states, in part, because there's inadequate natural gas pipeline infrastructure to meet home heating and power generation needs during peak winter months.
The President and Petroleum
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Posted July 6, 2016
Good to hear President Obama extolling some of the benefits of the U.S. energy revolution this week in North Carolina, starting with security and consumer benefits. Both are firmly linked to surging domestic oil production – which of course is why the United States leads the world in oil and natural gas output. The president:
"Remember when we were all concerned about our dependence on foreign oil? Well, let me tell you, we've cut the amount of oil we buy from other countries in half. Remember when the other team was promising they were going to get gas prices down in like 10 years? We did it. … So we have been able to shape an energy policy that's good for families, good for your pocketbook."
Indeed, producing more oil and gas here at home has had great impact on U.S. energy security and security overall. The United States is stronger in the world today because it is less dependent on others for imported energy. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), net imports stood at 4.6 million barrels of oil per day in 2015 – lower than any year since they were at 4.2 million barrels per day in 1985. EIA projects that in 2040 net crude imports will drop to about 1.5 million barrels per day.
Panama Canal Expansion and U.S. LNG Exports
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Posted July 5, 2016
A newly expanded Panama Canal is open for business.
It's noteworthy, as federal official say, that the enlarged canal can handle the vast majority of the world's liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers while significantly shortening travel time and transportation costs for U.S. LNG suppliers to key overseas markets. This is huge for U.S. LNG exports, offering another strong argument for swifter federal approval of pending LNG export projects.


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ELIDA — Seth Mahlmeister and his seventh-grade friends watched Elida in the regional two years ago.
This time the freshman Mahlmeister will be right on the front line.
Mahlmeister scored two goals to power Elida to a 2-0 victory over Kenton in the Division II boys soccer district championship Thursday.
Mahlmeister, who is closing in on 20 goals this year, has four goals in his last two tournament games.
"I knew a lot of players from that team (two years ago)," Mahlmeister said. "It was a good atmosphere.''
Elida (18-1), the Western Buckeye League champion, will meet Sandusky at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Findlay High School in the regional semifinals.
"It's amazing," Elida senior sweeper Riley Bartels said. "It's been a goal of mine since I was a sophomore on that 2015 team. I'm so glad we are back.''
Kenton, the WBL runner-up, ends its year 16-2-1.
Elida played the match without starting midfielder Corbin Fingerle (hamstring) and lost starting defender Keagan Layman (hyperextended knee) 14 minutes into the match.
Taking over in the back for Fingerle were midfielders Cody Gay and Joe Davis. Along with stopper Max Parker, defender Cade Parker and Bartels, the team was a wall in the back.
"We've built our team on that defense," Elida coach Tom Thomas said. "That's our 14th shutout of the season. … And we took a shot tonight. We had one our senior defenders go down with an injury in the first half and our boys rallied.
"It was about containment and that's what we did tonight.''
The Elida defense never let Kenton scorers Landon Bartlett, Hayden Hicks and Drew Hoppe get loose on meaningful breakaways.
"They are talented guys," Bartels said. "I'm comfortable with whoever's beside me and if we work as a unit we can keep the sheet clean. It's a matter of talking and trusting one another.
"I'm out there directing traffic and we had two experienced guys (Joe Davis and Cody Gay) who had played defense before and that's what makes them special. They're versatile and can step back if they have to.''
Mahlmeister scored on a rebound after his own shot came on a breakaway. Jake Taylor knocked the ball to Mahlmeister just into the offensive zone.
Mahlmeister zig-zagged his way around one defender and into the 18-yard box. He fired from 12-yards out, but Luke Woodruff got his hand on the ball, but couldn't control it.
Mahlmeister flicked in the rebound shot with 23:59 left in the first half.
"I beat one defender and the keeper made an amazing save," Mahlmeister said.
The second goal came in the second half off a throw-in by Noah Davis.
Mahlmeister settled the throw just inside the 18. He then spun and fired a low liner into the lower-right corner of the net.
That gave Elida a 2-0 lead with 33:01 to go.
The match was physical the whole way and the referee stepped in and warned several players and both teams.
By the end, Kenton was given two yellow cards and one red. Elida was handed two yellows.
Elida outshot Kenton 9-6 overall and 4-1 in the second half.
Elida goalkeeper Caleb Jones had four saves for his 14th shutout.
Luke Woodruff had four saves for Kenton.
Elida had the edge on corner kicks, 9-3.
"They're playing as a team right now and they're playing for each other, and that's why I'm so proud of them," Thomas said.
The Lima News sports department can be reached at 567-242-0451.


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There are many Longines watch series. In addition to the well-known masters, military flags and Jiayu series, there are many other classic models. According to the series launched by Longines in recent years, there are now as many as 12 kinds, each of which The series are all different, whether it is from the style, function or price, there are obvious differences.
Longines has a long and distinguished tradition, and from the beginning it has been internationally renowned for its constant quality and changing style. The Longines Masters series is the best endorsement of this famous tradition. Since its launch in 2005, the Masters series has achieved great success. Now, Longines has added a new rose gold and gold style to this collection, with a black dial and a new size. The new watch was sensational when it was launched. The new design is geared to the international market and accurately matches the needs of today's consumers for pure quality and individual style.
The Longines Masters Master is not the first model launched by Longines, but it has always been a mainstream series that Longines is proud of. Whether it is in sales or popularity, the Longines series has precise and precise design techniques. Accurately meet the needs of watch lovers for the reliable quality and pure value that Longines has placed. The Longines Masters series has excellent quality and outstanding design, and has combined with extraordinary marketing strategies to design elegant and complementary styles. The practical function of the watch, while the Longines watchmaker series complex function watch is a model of the brand's extraordinary strength.
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We went up to Tahoe last weekend and on Saturday night caught the sunset from Speedboat Beach on the north shore.
I really enjoy photographing sunsets and with this one in particular I got a little out of hand running around snapping photos like crazy. I kept thinking "Wow these picture are turning out great." But when I looked through all my photos later that night, I realized that I sort of hated them. Even the ones I'm posting here made me feel uneasy. The colors were so rich and the scenery with the rocks in the water was so idyllic that the photos came out looking like something that would hang on the wall of a dentist's office. And I really dislike dental art.
Even this cabin photo, which I was really excited about when I took it, later looked to me like something that might appear on one of those corny motivational posters. I couldn't figure out why I'd been so pleased as I took the photos only to later turn on them after the moment was over.
The more I thought about it the more I realized that the photos had an overly-idealized quality to them. But, that evening at the lake was very idyllic. I remember that as the sun set there was no wind, it was a little cold but not too bad, and the lake was placid and silent. A few other people moved around on the beach taking in the rising moon and the fading sunlight but most of them spoke only in whispers when they spoke at all. The pastel colors reflected on the lake and the moonlight glittered on the water. It was perfect, and in my rush to capture the moment I discarded all restraint and glossed over an already glossy scene.
Dentist office art is supposed to make you feel a sense of serenity, but it is a false serenity because whenever I go to the dentist I'm nervous and jittery; so when I see photos or paintings that remind me of a dentist's office I immediately hate them because I feel like they are trying to trick me. The same is true of Kenny G. When I was a kid, the dentist would always play Kenny G's Greatest Hits in the lobby right before I had to go in and get seven teeth pulled. So maybe I just have hang-ups generally about anything that reminds me of the dentist office. Nothing against dentists themselves, their choice of art just brings out my cynical side.
I don't hate these photos outright. If I did I wouldn't be posting them here. I'm also not saying you should feel bad if you like them. I think they do a nice job of capturing the splendor of Tahoe. And maybe that's just the way Tahoe is — so beautiful that it almost doesn't seem real.
I don't want to sound like I'm being a humble bragger either, saying my photos are too beautiful or too well done. I just found it so strange that I could love the photos as I was taking them and then turn so suddenly on them just hours later. I know I'm a cynic, but I blame the dentists for prejudicing me against my own work.


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February 19, 2019 10:30 am - 11:30 amCome learn and play with our Journey educators as they host a class designed especially for toddlers. Recommended for ages 2-5. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
This Tuesday, touch real animal fur and learn all about furry animals. During the month of February, activities have an "I Love Animals" theme.
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Illinois passed a $45 billion capital bill with tax incentives for data centers in the hopes of attracting more of the IT industry to the state.
The economic development legislation makes Illinois on par with 30 other states that have enticing tax breaks targeted toward the development of data centers on the books, according to the state's press release.
The law allows for an exemption from sales tax for entities seeking to invest at least $250 million to build a data center and creates a 20 percent income tax credit against wages if the facility is built in an underserved area. For the construction of a data center to be exempt from building taxes, all contractors and subcontractors must comply with the responsible bidder sections of the Illinois Procurement Code, the release states.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker recently signed the bill into law. Pritzker said in a prepared statement that data centers have become as critical to a state's infrastructure as roads, trains and schools.
"With the legislation I signed into law, we are welcoming a surge of economic development, labor income, and good union jobs to Illinois — and not just here in the established market of Chicago, but across our whole state," he said.
Rep. Tom Demmer, R-Dixon, also said in the press release that the law's provisions will give Illinois a competitive edge to lead the Midwest in economic development.
"On top of high-speed fiber networks, competitive electricity rates, and open land for development, we now have tax incentives that will spur hundreds of millions of dollars in new investments," Demmer said. "I was glad to work with business and labor, and both Republicans and Democrats, to help enact this exciting new program."
Legislators and the governor's office will be able to track the effectiveness of the incentives with an annual report on the tax credit's outcome and effectiveness.


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