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How to Navigate College Admissions: A Guide for High School Students Considering a Competitive or Standard Degree Program – HT112
Jim (@jcollison) is joined this week by long time host Christian Johnson (@TheWizBM) and later by the other host Andrew Morris (@unrealshots). Christian announces for the first time that he has been accepted to the University of Maryland College Park for his freshman year of college. Congratulation Christian! It’s been great to take the ride along with you.
The rest of the podcast is for the high school student or parents of a high school student who are starting to think through the college admissions process. Christian and Jim give advice both students who are considering competitive programs as well as students who are unsure what they would like to study. It’s a long podcast, so you might need break it down into smaller segments if time is an issue.
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The first in this series on Technology Education with Rich O’Neil can be found at http://theaverageguy.tv/2013/04/06/tech-education-an-interview-with-rich-oneil-from-university-of-southern-maine-ht111/#more-4253
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#33 The Home Tech Podcast: The “Couples Living with Technology” Therapy Session
Jim and Andrew finally record the show they have been talking about for 4-5 months, a show with their wives; to be able to capture a glimpse into the flip side of living with a Tech Guy, as well as the technologies that they use in their everyday lives as a result of their tech husbands.
Jims’ wife, Sarah, is the Technology Coordinator at Jim and Sarah’s church, and works with various technologies including Windows 7, Microsoft Office, media presentation software, and the management of media services within the church community.
Andrews’ wife, Michelle, is the General Manager of a Gymnastics Club who have gymnasts attending the gym from 2 through to 62 years of age. The technologies in Michelle’s life include Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, as well as Microsoft Office, and Quick Books for running the finances in the business.
Both Sarah and Michelle’s work environments use Windows Home Server to perform a role of file server, as well as bringing the workstation backup and recovery capabilities we so often talk about on the podcast.
#36 The Fitness Tech Podcast: Pre Q125 5K in Dodge Nebraska
Jim and Jamie are back at it again with this week’s Fitness Tech Podcast. We spend a bit of time talking about the upcoming Q125 5k in Dodge Nebraska.
We also spend a bit of time talking about how to find ways to exercise when you cannot go outside. Jamie has some great tips travel workouts as well.
We wrap it up with some technology tips and Jim attempting to get Jamie on RunKeeper.
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#33 The Fitness Tech Podcast: Lincoln Marathon Wrap Party
Jim and Jamie are together again to talk about the ins and the outs of this last weekends Lincoln Marathon. Jamie ran the half and Jim ran the full. Jim gives some helpful and some not so helpful feedback from the race as well as covering the technology around the race. This years race was covered by mtec and they provided a bunch of options for both splits and a video finish.
There were tons of examples of clock blocking during the race including some runners who were walking at mile one and the first water station. Jim has some suggestions on how Lincoln could do a better job at the start line.
On the positive side, the race is well supported by the community. Food is plentiful right on the course and the crowd was amazing. The race pacers were second to none! Good job pacers!
Both of us then spend some time talking about pre race prep.
It’s a longer podcast by Fitness Tech Standards! Enjoy
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