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DiRT Showdown Goes All Destruction Derby
Written Monday, December 12, 2011 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
Don't panic. Codemasters is still working on DiRT 4, but as a stop gap, you can look forward to the trick-filled showstopper that is DiRT Showdown, which takes the franchise and shoves it into an OTT world of razzle and dazzle where there's demolition derbies, tricks and other daring stunts to be performed.
Expect more Gymkhana as part of the proceedings too, alongside the fireworks and bright lights as you engage in some crash-tastic action in the game's destruction derbies in front of massive audiences of cheering fans. There'll be stunt-based racing, standard races and demolition events, with one instance involving simply smashing up every other car in the arena without writing off your own ride. Good luck with that one.
Apparently, the handling will be simpler to enable you to pull off tricks and stunts with ease, and DiRT Showdown will also feature extensive multiplayer options too, with support for split-screen and online multiplayer for up to eight players. There's even an Autolog-style feature planned, so you'll be able to challenge your friends.
DiRT Showdown will also offer three types of vehicle to choose from, with muscle cars and SUVs for racing, Hoonigan cars like Ken Block's Fiesta for Gymkhana and stunt-based shenanigans, and tough, durable Demolition vehicles for the events where crashing is the name of the game. Get your seatbelt on for DiRT Showdown when it releases in May 2012. Check out the debut trailer from GameSpot below.
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Be careful, you can get scammed into paying way too much for what is really cheap quality housing. Go a few blocks closer to Penn and you can get an apartment or rent a room in a house for way less than the dorms with more freedom, privacy and comfort. I love living off campus, and it really helped to improve my mood knowing that I was saving and gaining by moving just a few blocks away.
The university subscribes to the TSA approach to security. Which makes your parents feel much better since Philly gets a bad rap for being dangerous (this neighbor hood is perfectly fine and there's literally nothing to do in the sketchy parts of Philly so you have little to worry about!). It get more frustrating over time and it can be quite 1984-esque since everything is recorded and monitored and restricted (you aren't even allowed to enter the library if you have a temporary student ID).
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It's not that *everything* tastes bad but the value is terrible. You're forced to buy monopoly money that can only be spent at store that are marked up. A 5oz jar of nutella costs $10 for goodness sake! However, after your first year you don't have to buy the meal plan and eat quite well for less than half the cost :) There are really great grocery stores and restaurants in walking distance so it gets much better after your first year!
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If you receive the long sought-after generous scholarship or have a family willing to invest in the hefty price tag and want very practical career training it is 100% the school for you. But be careful, when you're accepted the scholarship looks big until you see how much tuition is. Oh, and institutional aid isn't pegged to tuition inflation so even though tuition goes up a few percent each year, your scholarships don't. Do careful calculations! If you're interested in co-op and are going to college for a specific career it's a wonderful place to be. If you just want a solid broad-base undergraduate education it might not be the best.
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Drexel gives a lot of endowment grants which is nice, but the financial aid office is very unhelpful, it takes forever for documents to be received/reviewed, and you have to reapply for aid every year.
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There is a new alcohol policy this year, so the frat parties are basically nonexistent unless you are a part of the frat or a sorority. A lot of the frats will have parties at satellite campuses.
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The food trucks and Northside are definitely the best places to go.
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Alot of people try to join greek Life. It wasn't for me. A lot of the sororities are very snobbish and will recruit based off of looks.
Overall Experience:
Drexel itself is not all i thought it would be. I feel I could get similar experiences elsewhere.The curriculum can be really demanding. 10 weeks is really hard and you have to really keep up with the work.
Overall Experience:
Tuition is outrageous and the Financial aid people really don't want to help you out. They may also change your aid and not tell you which was a big shock when i owed 1,000 dollars one quarter. But the teachers are really good and there is a lot of opportunities if you try to take them.
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The guys are semi- attractive but a lot of them can have stuck up personalities.
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The best thing about Drexel so far. The food carts are really good as well as savas and sabrinas.
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The Hans is terrible The food options are pretty much the same throughout the week and after the first couple days of school I found myself not even using the meal plan. It was a waste of money. The food is mediocre at best. Luckily the food trucks on campus are decent and there is a grocery store about a mile away.
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At first it can be hard to find places to go, but once you have a solid network of people, it's easy to find parties, plus Penn's campus is easily within walking distance and they have great parties. Clubbing in the city is also fun!
Campus Food:
The dining hall really isn't THAT bad, but it can definitely get old. Northside has ok food, but even chick-fil-a can get old. It's hard to eat healthy. But, there are grocery stores near by and lots of great restaurants and food trucks if you can eat there, DO!
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The best choice for dorms is definitely Race hall. Millennium has a great view and is very cool, but there's been a lot of problems this year with hot water. The housing process is easy, though a lot of people were unhappy with their time tickets. One of the best perks is free laundry. The community feel is really what you make of it. You can easily have great friends on your floor if you just sit in your lounge.
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The onine classes are nice and there is good support from my advisor, some professors are tough
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I go out in the area a fair amount but do not live on campus
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Co-op. Hands down makes Drexel worth going to.
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Some students complain about the "Drexel Shaft" screwing up their scheduling or billing, or a poor professor. The truth is that students will find red tape headaches and unfortunate instructors at just about every university. As long as students are picky about the professors and classes they enroll in, they can surely guarantee a positive academic experience. The University is filled with incredible professors that are more than willing to impart their professional wisdom. The Drexel Co-op is Drexel's strongest selling point, and many students come here specifically for that program. Some can't wait to graduate and zip through their classes, concentrating more on their co-op, as they feel it gives them more valuable experience. This vocational approach of the student works against the joy of the college learning experience. Some students scoff at the idea of taking electives in other academic concentrations, which they might enjoy or which could make them a more well-rounded person.
The hurry to graduate is mostly because of the fact that co-ops usually require students to stay at Drexel for five years. Students load up on courses when they are in school, try just to pass them, and complete their programs as soon as possible. This does not need to be the case, and the students that realize this earlier on tend to be immensely happier than the aforementioned students. It's unfortunate that this facet of students at Drexel feels this rush, but most of the other students relish their college experience and the various benefits Drexel has to offer. Most students are thrilled they went to Drexel in the end. The co-op is an invaluable experience that puts students ahead in the job race after graduation (it also beats any menial college job).
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1/2 cup granulated sugar (add 1/4 cup more sugar or Splenda if you prefer it sweeter)
1 large egg, room temperature (use a higher omega-3 brand, if available)
1/4 cup egg substitute or 2 egg whites
1 cup whole-wheat flour
1/2 cup unbleached white flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon powdered sugar for dusting the tops (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a 12-cup muffin tin with cupcake liners; set aside. Place strawberries in a small food processor; process until pureed. Make sure you have 2/3 cup of puree.
- In small bowl, combine 2/3 cup strawberry puree with low-fat milk, vanilla extract, strawberry extract and red food coloring (if desired); set aside.
- In bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream margarine and sugar on medium-high speed until combined and fluffy. Reduce speed to medium-low and add the egg and egg substitute or egg white, beating just until blended. Scrape the side and bottom of bowl well halfway through.
- With mixer turned off, in medium bowl, whisk together flours, baking powder, and salt; then add half of the flour mixture to the mixing bowl with margarine mixture, beating just until blended. Pour in the strawberry mixture and beat on LOW just until blended, scraping sides of bowl with spatula midway. Add in the remaining flour mixture, beating just until blended and scraping down sides of the bowl.
- Add 1/4-cup of muffin batter to each prepared muffin cup. Bake until tops are just dry to the touch (about 22 minutes). Let cool completely in tin before dusting with powdered sugar, if desired.
Yield: Makes 11 muffins (5.5 servings of 2 muffins each)
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With flight prices going up so much we're going to find it hard to go next year :( how do you all save up for Disney? any tips?
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With flight prices going up so much we're going to find it hard to go next year :( how do you all save up for Disney? any tips?
I was bought a big jug for Christmas with Florida Fund painted on to it and I collect £1 and £2 coins. Trouble is I've grown to love this jug and really don't want to smash it to get the money out but there will be about £500 in it so that will be a lot of money to miss out on:confused:
All of our loose change goes into a jar. When the jar gets full I roll the coins. After about 2 cycles I have enough to take it to the bank and put it in our savings account. Donna also saves $1.00 bills.
we've just started saving for our disney trip next year brought thoese tins u can't open :mad:.we also booked up with oceans florida & saved loads they got us 21 days for a great price:)
Well funny you should ask that as I was wondering the same thing! I have one part time wage coming in and 2 demanding teenagers so saving is not that easy for me, but I was just sitting here wondering if there's any way I could get the three of us there next August...in reality it's probably not going to be possible, but it's worth thinking about.
Those pot of dream jars are fab. We had one we were putting coins in and one with notes. It meant we aren't able to "borrow" any money from our holiday funds :)
We buy EVERYTHING with our Disney Visa card. We pay it off each month and get 1% towards our next trip. We have about $800 saved just from buying gas, groceries, home improvement. It adds up quick!
We have a mason jar for change and next to that a jar with the gang on it that I found at a yard sale. In the gang jar goes our money from the 52 week challenge, try it out: http://www.savingadvice.com/articles...challenge.html
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I'm in the US and flights aren't terribly pricy to Orlando so I'm lucky in that respect.
I buy an annual pass every year with my tax refund money.
I have a change jar. I work as a TA and that's fun money. I have money directly deposited into a savings account that is not easy to access so I'm not tempted to take money out.


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Turkish drama 'Winter Sleep' wins Palme d'Or
CANNES, France (AP) — The richly ruminative Chekhovian drama "Winter Sleep" was awarded the Palme d'Or on Saturday, bestowing the Cannes Film Festival's top honor on an intimate, wintery epic set on Turkey's Anatolian steppe.
Director Nuri Bilge Ceylan accepted the award, handed out by Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman at the French Riviera festival. In his speech, Ceylan alluded to anti-government protests in Istanbul that began a year ago and have raged following a recent mining disaster that killed hundreds.
"I want to dedicate the prize to the young people in Turkey and those who lost their lives during the last year," said Ceylan.
For the second year in a row, Cannes awarded its top honor to a film running more than three hours. The French lesbian coming-of-age tale "Blue Is the Warmest Color" won the Palme in 2013; this year, the jury, headed by Jane Campion, opted for Ceylan's meditative character study about a retired actor running a hotel and lording over his village tenants.
"I was scared. I said, 'I'm going to need a toilet break,'" said Campion backstage about the three hour, 16 minute running time of "Winter Sleep." But she said the film "took me in," calling it "masterful" and "ruthless."
Accepting the award, Ceylan, who has twice won Cannes' second-highest honor, the Grand Prix, noted it was the 100th anniversary of Turkish cinema.
"It's a beautiful coincidence," he said. "Winter Sleep" is the second film by a Turkish director to win the Palme d'Or following Yilmaz Guney and Serif Goren's "The Way" in 1982.
Julianne Moore won best actress for her performance in David Cronenberg's dark Hollywood satire "Maps to the Stars." Screenwriter Bruce Wagner accepted the award for Moore and cheered the town he savagely parodies in the film: "Vive Los Angeles. Vive David Cronenberg. Vive Julianne Moore. And vive la France," he said.
Best actor went to Timothy Spall, who stars as British painter J.M.W. Turner in Mike Leigh's biopic "Mr. Turner." He spoke emotionally about a long, humble career that has often gone without such notice.
"I've spent a lot of time being a bridesmaid," said the veteran character actor, whose phone rang as he tried to read his speech from it. "This is the first time I've ever been a bride."
Bennett Miller ("Capote," ''Moneyball") won best director for his wresting drama "Foxcatcher," the American film that made the biggest impact at Cannes. Miller dedicated his award to his stars Channing Tatum, Steve Carell and Mark Ruffalo, as well as producer Megan Ellison.
The jury prize was shared by the oddest of couples: Xavier Dolan's "Mommy" and Jean-Luc Godard's "Goodbye to Language." The two were the oldest (Godard is 83) and youngest (Dolan is 25) directors at the festival.
"Goodbye to Language" is a 3-D art-house sensation from the ever-experimental French master (who sent a short film in his absence from Cannes). "Mommy" is a French-language mother-son drama shot in an Instagram-like 1:1 aspect ratio (a square).
Dolan, a Quebec filmmaker who has already made five features, told Campion that her films inspired him to write strong women characters. Campion's "The Piano" won the Palme in 1993, the sole female director win.
"There are no limits to our ambitions except those we build for ourselves," said Dolan.
Alice Rohrwatcher's "The Wonders," an Italian drama about a family of beekeepers, was the surprise winner of the Grand Prix. Rohrwatcher was one of two female directors among the 18 films in competition for the Palme d'Or.
"Leviathan," a tragic satire about small-town corruption in Russia by Andrey Zvyagintsev, took best screenplay. Though the film depicts corrupt local officials in Vladimir Putin's Russia, it was made with financial support from that country's Ministry of Culture.


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Reforming Welfare Reform Postsecondary Education Policy: Two State Case Studies in Political Culture, Organizing, and Advocacy
Price, Charles, Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Welfare reform had the unforeseen effect of causing large numbers of public assistance recipients to drop out of college, discouraging their pursuit and acquisition of postsecondary education (PSE) credentials. There is a growing body of research that shows the value of postsecondary education in getting public assistance recipients onto a path toward occupational and social mobility. The restrictions of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families PSE policy, coupled with the recognition that college participation should be an option for qualified welfare recipients, influenced the emergence of many successful state and county-level movements focused on reforming welfare reform PSE policy. Their work provides the few contemporary examples of civil society groups shaping welfare policy through advocacy and organizing. This article summarizes some of the issues and research on welfare and PSE, and chronicles the activities of TANF PSE reform movements in Maine and Kentucky. The case study conceptual framework draws upon Daniel Elazar's (1972; 1994) conception of political culture to provide historical, institutional, political and social context. Through documentation of how reform occurred in different states, the account provided may be useful to people interested in welfare reform and PSE, especially in regard to the lingering uncertainty of what will be the final provisions that constitute the reauthorization of welfare reform.
Keywords: welfare reform, higher education, public assistance, welfare recipients, organizing, political culture
During 1995-96, more than 650,000 welfare recipients were enrolled in postsecondary education (Department of Education, 1999). The total is likely far greater than this since many colleges and universities do not identify their public assistance-receiving students, and some students prefer not to be identified as welfare recipients. By 1999, however, the number these students had been nearly halved, declining to almost 358,000 (Department of Education, 1999). This pattern materialized across the country. For instance, the City University of New York (CUNY) saw its enrollment of public assistance recipients plummet from 27,000 in 1996-97 to less than 10,000 by 2000 (CUNY Office of Institutional Data, 2001). What caused such a precipitous decline in the participation of public assistance recipients in postsecondary education (PSE)?
Welfare reform was the reason that so many public assistance recipients were leaving college. The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA), also known as welfare reform, marked the end of welfare as an entitlement. PRWORA mandated a new form of block grant-structured assistance, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), that put, among other things, maximum limits on receipt of assistance and participation in PSE. Assistance was restricted to a lifetime maximum of 60 months, and participation in PSE limited to one year of vocational education. Most states interpreted TANF stringently, offering far less than the maximum limits.
The TANF proscription on higher education became another barrier to poor women's social and economic advancement. TANF's mandatory work requirements began at 20 hours in 1997 and incrementally increased to 35 hours in 2002 (the rules are slightly different for two parent families). For single parents, coordinating child care, course schedules, study time, attending mandatory meetings with social service agencies, and getting to a TANF work placement, meant that many were pushed beyond their capacity to cope with so many challenges. TANF's emphasis on labor force attachment embodied a view that any job is better than none, and that the poor need to learn discipline, workplace norms, and middle class behaviors and values, even where recipients have work experience or desire education over work (Riemer, 1997). To further dampen participation in PSE, case workers unaware of the new rules often told recipients that they could not attend college at all if they wanted to continue receiving public assistance. …


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A widening project for a Greenwood road will include landscaping meant to improve visitors' first impression of the city.
Greenwood plans to spend $30 million to widen Worthsville Road into a four-lane thoroughfare between a new Interstate 65 interchange and U.S. 31. The city will line the median of the widened street with trees, shrubs and decorative mulch to give visitors a positive impression of Greenwood, community development services director Mark Richards said.
No previous city road projects have included a landscaped median, Richards said. City officials want Worthsville Road to have a more appealing look, because it will be a major gateway into the southern part of the city, he said.
The road project includes a roundabout at Sheek and Worthsville roads and new trails. The city plans to replace an abandoned concrete plant with a trailhead and pond with an island in the center, he said. People would be able to park at that site so they could use the new trails that will run along Worthsville Road.
The city expects to spend about $170,000 on the proposed landscaping, Richards said. The work would be paid for as part of a $20 million road project that will be funded with tax-increment financing district money that's collected from new development in certain geographic areas and channeled into infrastructure projects.
Overall, the city expects to spend $30 million in local tax dollars to help build the new interchange and to widen the two-lane road.
Dogwoods, magnolias and other varieties of trees would rise out of a raised median along Worthsville Road and also the roundabout, Richards said. Greenwood eventually could plant trees in the median of Worthsville Road west of U.S. 31, when it starts work on that section of the widening project.
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VLS ranked number one for environmental lawStaff Report | March 18,2013SOUTH ROYALTON — Vermont Law School was ranked number one in environmental law in U.S. News and World Report's 2014 best graduate schools issue.
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In this tour of the history of arguments for and against the existence of God, Nathan Schneider embarks on a remarkable intellectual, historical, and theological journey through the centuries of believers and unbelievers--from ancient Greeks, to medieval Arabs, to today's most eminent philosophers and the New Atheists. Framed by an account of Schneider's own unique journey, God in Proofilluminates the great minds who wrestled with one of history's biggest questions together with their arguments, bringing them to life in their time, and our own. Schneider's sure-handed portrayal of the characters and ideas involved in the search for proof challenges how we normally think about doubt and faith while showing that, in their quest for certainty and the proofs to declare it, thinkers on either side of the God divide are often closer to one another than they would like to think.


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The Mariners flew free agent Mike Napoli into Seattle early last week, before the Thanksgiving holiday. He spent the night and got taken on a tour of Safeco Field and all the usual fun spots before having dinner with team officials.
One thing the Mariners were able to do with Napoli this winter, as opposed to with other free agents in years past, was an aggressive sales push on their plans to move in the ballpark fences.
Napoli has also met with the Boston Red Sox and the Texas Rangers — his former team — and negotiations are expected to continue right on through the winter meetings in Nashville next week.
Napoli is a catcher by trade, but also can play first base and has served as a DH when needed. He is trying to land a three- or-four-year deal and the Mariners would be hard-pressed to get him on the short end of that, given that they aren't the Red Sox or Rangers.
But that's the reality of life in Seattle, which hasn't sniffed a real postseason race in a decade. You have to pay more to get the quality, because better teams will be trying to get those same players.
Napoli would give the Mariners a bat that has already been developed and done things at the big league level.
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Southern Cal finished the regular season 7-5. So, that Sports Illustrated preseason cover headline about Matt Barkley — "He didn't come back to go to the Holiday Bowl" — appears so true.
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Grace Wu '10 writes, "I have moved to Yangon Myanmar with my husband, Maung Aung Lwin Oo '11, and we are seeking investment opportunities in Myanmar. If anyone is interested in visiting or investing in Myanmar, feel free to contact us! It is an exciting and fast-growing country!"
Meghan (Madden) Woody '10 and Austin Woody '08 welcomed their son, James Hamilton Woody, on December 18, 2015 in Austin, TX.
Ryan Watkins J.D. '10 writes, "My wife, Sherry Watkins, and I welcomed our first child, Weston Watkins on October 23, 2015. After I graduated from law school my wife and I moved back home to Toronto, Canada."
Benjamin Petersen '10 and Leah (Torres) Petersen '10, both of Bend, Oregon, were married Aug. 15, 2015, at the Mission Church of Santa Clara. A reception took place at Valencia Hotel, Santana Row, in San Jose.
The groom is the son of David and Colleen Petersen, of Bend. He works at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. The bride is the daughter of Victor and Iris Torres, of Tracy, California. She works as the director of operations at Red Jacket West. The couple honeymooned in Ixtapa, Mexico, in December. They will settle in Bend.
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Lisa Brogan '10 married another SCU Bronco, Brian Brogan '10, on Oct. 24, 2014, at the Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa in Monterey, California.
BlueLight, a mobile 911 app created by Preet Anand '10, is contributing to the White House "Smart Cities" initiative. BlueLight addresses the deficiency in 911 response times from mobile devices. Emergency response systems are still based on landlines; with a standard call from a mobile phone, it can take up to six minutes for responders to receive location information, often only as specific as within three blocks.
In areas where the BlueLight app is supported, it will route your call based on your position and provide your location. Otherwise, if someone is outside of the BlueLight network, it will make a regular 911 call. BlueLight pinpoints the location and reaches the closest responder – local or campus police or other appropriate emergency services. The service is available on over 250 college campuses as well as at sites such as corporate campuses and ski resorts.
"Emergency response is the most vital function of any community, and it is far behind the rest of the world technologically," Anand said. "This service can make people safer."
To earn a place in the $160 million Smart Cities Initiative, BlueLight was one of two winners of the Multi-City Innovation Campaign. As part of the Smart Cities program, BlueLight will test a pilot program in four cities beginning in 2016. Mountain View has agreed to be part of the program, and discussions are under way with Los Angeles, Pittsburgh and Green Bay.
Anand was part of SCU's 2009 Solar Decathlon team, which won third place in the U.S. Department of Energy contest to build a solar-powered home. Anand left SCU when he received a lucrative offer to become Zynga's youngest lead product manager. However, the University's Jesuit teachings and emphasis on the public good have always resonated with him, and BlueLight was a way to pair his skills with those ideals.
Giselle Marie Estabrook '10 and Carlo Giuliano Ammatuna '10 were married on April 25, 2015. Bishop Richard B. Higgins performed the ceremony at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament in Sacramento. Included in the wedding party were maid of honor Jenna Abeyta Duston '09 and bridesmaid Julianne Tortolano '11 as well as groomsman Nick Calvitti '10. Giselle and Carlo live happily in Roseville, California.
A self-described "renegade" whose heroes include Margaret Thatcher and the underdogs described in Malcom Gladwell's David and Goliath, Amy Yao MBA '11 is a data science supply chain strategist for Seagate Technology. This role is partly due to the challenging courses and inspiring faculty at the Leavey School of Business. She says her coursework, including one exploring neuroscience and sales and one called "Spirits of the New Workplace," continues to open doors to new fields. "Learning regression analysis in John Heineke's class has paved the way to my involvement in data science today," she notes.
As supply chain strategist at Seagate, she is deploying big data methods to ensure the hard drive leader is the first to utilize advance planning systems, and was recently a speaker for the Gartner Supply Chain Forum.
She also sees the supply chain management function becoming central to profitability, especially in the global technology capital of the world. "Supply chain management is so much more than the traditional notion of warehousing and physical distribution. It's an exciting discipline that has matured over the last few decades, and is about to be even more complex and interesting with the emergence of IoT ("Internet of Things") and data science application for operations."
Yao thinks SCU is perfectly positioned to create an emerging generation of supply chain managers, offering the only graduate degree in the discipline in northern California. "Silicon Valley is teeming with companies that are competing in the high tech industry, which has characteristically fast product life cycle and thrives on innovation. Supply chain management is a great skillset to have to be an operational caretaker as well as a growth partner," she says.
In February, Clare Wylie '11 participated in a STEM panel at the School of Engineering's "Imagining the Future State of STEM" conference. Clare currently works at Lyra Health, a digital health company in the Bay Area, as Service Operations Manager. Lyra Health's mission is to transform mental health care through technology with a human touch — to get more patients the care they need when they need it. She works for a fellow Santa Clara graduate, Steve Blake '86.
Megan Wirth '11 writes, "I cannot believe it's been five years. Just yesterday, we were 'running' the streets of Bellomy and roaming the beautiful Santa Clara campus. Today, I am inspired by all of the people I was lucky to graduate with. Through social media, I feel a continued closeness with my classmates and a sense of pride as I follow their accomplishments day by day and year after year. Cannot wait to see all of my fellow Broncos again in the near future!"
Liz (Courter) Oseguera '06, MBA '11 recently married the love of her life (whom she met at SCU while working there), Michael Oseguera, on Sept. 10, 2015, in San Diego, California, with three of her best SCU friends by her side: Kate (Goethals) Barbero '06, Micaela Esquivel '06, and Dan Erwin '06! After working in the SCU Athletic Department for 5.5 years while getting her MBA at SCU, she left to pursue a marketing position at Marketo. She recently moved to San Diego with her husband from the North Bay and now works remotely for Marketo.
Natasha Cabiria Nanda M.A. '11, a daughter of Margaret E. Nanda and Kapil K. Nanda of Los Gatos, was married June 20 in Santa Clara to Nickhil Avinash Bhave, a son of Dr. Sujata A. Bhave and Avinash S. Bhave of Lexington, Mass. Michael Engh, S.J., performed the ceremony at Mission Santa Clara de Asís. On June 19, Pandit Prabhakar Sathe, a Hindu priest, led a Hindu ceremony at the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay, Calif.
Christopher Mosier '11, J.D. '14 is an associate attorney specializing in complex business litigation and insurance coverage at Willoughby, Stuart, Bening & Cook in downtown San Jose. Chris is a board member for the Institute of Sports Law and Ethics at Santa Clara University and co-chairs the 2011 Grand Reunion Committee.
Allison Kopf '11 recently won the $50,000 grand prize at TechCrunch Disrupt's Startup Battlefield. As a sophomore computer science and engineering major, Allison co-led the 2009 SCU Solar Decathlon Team to its third-place victory. Allison is CEO of Agrilyst, a company that helps "greenhouse operators run their operations more efficiently by pulling in data from sensors in the greenhouse and information about crop yields and other metrics."
Robert "Bert" Girdner '11 and his wife, Cicily, proudly welcomed a baby girl, Abigail Grace Girdner, on Feb. 8, 2016. The Girdner Family hopes Abby will be a fourth-generation Bronco, following in the footsteps of her father, her grandfather (Gregory Girdner '83), and her great-grandmother (June Girdner, who attended from '57-'59 as a nursing student). Godparents are Gregory Semenza '11 and Sara Jones M.A. '16.
Jessica Gagnon M.A. '11 just completed her PhD in education at the University of Sussex. Her doctoral thesis was titled: "Born to fight: The university experiences of the daughters of single mothers who are first-generation students in the United Kingdom." She earned an uncommon unconditional pass/no corrections following her viva voca/defense. Her research was recently featured in The Times Higher.


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The Twitter app for Windows 8 is freshly updated with a handful of bug fixes as well as several welcome new features. The new version lets you manage multiple accounts, pin lists or user profiles to your start screen, and view lists from another user's profile. You can see screens of the new features in Brandon LeBlanc's Windows Experience Blog post.
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Arnold AFB, Tennessee 9.67 miles NE
Monteagle, Tennessee 14.86 miles E
Lynchburg, Tennessee 16.15 miles NW
Normandy, Tennessee 17.13 miles NW
Manchester, Tennessee 19.32 miles N
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Apr 2016 - $35.00
This is sort of confusing. I think this refers to the Fairview Campground that is part of Tims Ford State Park. This campground is newly renovated. The Fairview Campground is located on the south side of Tims Ford Lake about 6 miles from the Tims Ford State Park visitor center and main campground. The campground has paved driveways with gravel site pads. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit. The sites are large and nicely spaced with a mix of shaded versus open sites with some backing up to the lakeshore. All sites have water and electric (I think all are 50/30 amp) and there are a few with sewer as well and there is a dump station. There is a new bathroom and shower facility. We spent 3 nights here during the week in April and it was nearly empty, very quiet. AT&T signal strength -106 dBm, a little weak. - Coopsecondact
Sep 2012 - $25.00
We have stayed here several times. The camp hosts and custodian are very friendly and helpful, the lake access is great. Everything else needs updating really bad. The lay out of each site is poor i.e. concrete pick-nick tables are on the wrong side of the site or in the way of where you rig should go leaving campers to "creatively park" their rigs some times encroaching on the site next to them. This could be a great camp ground, it just badly needs updating. - User2821
Oct 2011 - $25.00
Camp hosts were very friendly folks, center section of park is where the FHU sites are. Most would accommodate a 40' rig. 30 amp electricity was sub par, when park was 1/2 full our power was not enough to power the A/C on site 70 but I think other sites were fine. Park was clean and even had a security gate. Beautiful lake front sites without FHU available. Unfortunately this park is in need of repairs but due to budget cuts it's not in the cards at this time. We would return as it was the only viable option in the area. - Colette
Winchester, Tennessee (map) | (931) 962-1183
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Jul 2015 - $20.00
I don't know what has happened to this state park. This was once our favorite destination but not any more. While most of the rangers and staff are friendly there is one who seems determined to spoil the camping trip if he can. He frequently patrols the campground looking for the tiniest infraction on the rules and gives folks a hard time. For example, I saw him go after a handicapped person because the front wheels of their truck was off the pavement, on gravel but off the pavement. Other TN state parks we've stayed at don't act this way, just Tims Ford. The picnic tables are shaky, the restrooms are nasty, and the wooden bridge over the lake inlet is in disrepair, all while he patrols looking for us lawbreakers. It's easy to see this once was a beautiful park but people like him can turn a pleasant outing into an unpleasant one. It'll be a while before we go back there and hopefully he will have a change in attitude or be working elsewhere by then. - User2063
Jun 2015 - $20.00
This Tims Ford Campground seems to be an upgraded older campground from the 1950's. The campsites are paved, but mostly suitable for pop-up size campers and tents except for several sites near the entrance. Our RV is 31' long with a slide and we barely fit into our site lengthwise. However, with a slide, we filled up the space and had to park our vehicle in the overflow area across the campground, which most campers had to do. The outside campsites are short, and the inside campsites were longer, but had all of the hookups on the opposite site of your camper which is very inconvenient. Water pressure was good, and the dump station was clean and conveniently located as you exited the campground. The campground is surrounded by the beautiful Tims Ford Lake, but due to dense tree coverage. You cannot see the lake from any of the campsites. It may be a great place to camp in the Fall when the leaves are off of the trees. The bathrooms were clean as they could be to have been so old and dilapidated. Every staff member that we spoke too were super friendly and helpful to assist with any of our needs, and it was nice seeing them patrolling through the campground so often! The paved bike trail was one of the best features of the campground! The shady bike trail was mostly level with several uphill and downhill runs. The park could also benefit from having a beach to be able to enjoy the lake. There is a pool on the premises, but you have to pay to enjoy it even if you are staying in the park. However, they do give you a 50% discount if you show them your camping/cabin rental receipt. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at this campground. However, Tims Ford State Park is really missing an opportunity to market and utilize the Lake more since it is its biggest asset for visiting! - RandyP
Jul 2014 - $20.00
It states as big rig accessible but any rig over 35 feet will have a hard time finding a spot to fit except in a very few places. It is not that close to see Jack Daniels or any of the other sites close to it because it is going to take a while to get from A-Z. It is a beautiful park if you just want to go and spend a few days to relax. There is not WiFi or cell - Gogox3
Winchester, Tennessee (map) | (931) 968-4668
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Apr 2011 - $17.00
Great little campground run by the City. Very close to downtown Winchester on the shores of Tim's Ford Lake. Some campers had their boats pulled up on shore. The camping is right next to a ball field and we watched women's softball and little league games: some night games but they were over by 9 pm. The biggest negative here is the restrooms and showers. Very filthy and an after thought. The men's toilet had a shower curtain and the stall was about 2 feet deep, so if you wanted privacy you had a shower curtain draped on your knees. We used our own facilities. Women's were the same: neither side had any toilet paper!! - Coyote Capers


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Visiting Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr on Friday voiced hope for an easing of tensions in China's ethnic Tibetan regions.
Carr told reporters that negotiations on autonomy between Beijing and the Tibetan community are key to resolving the tensions and ending the spate of self-immolations by Tibetan protestors.
"Tibet is part of China," Carr said, "but we believe there's an opportunity for pursuing autonomy, and the autonomy negotiated between China and the Tibetan community is the way of seeing an end to the (self-immolations)."
Carr said it is up to Beijing to determine if it should engage the Dalai Lama in autonomy negotiations, adding that "China said things that encourage us to think that the talks could be given a new lease of life."
The Tibetan spiritual leader paid a visit to Australia last month, but then Prime Minister Julia Gillard refused to meet him, drawing criticism that she succumbed to Chinese pressure.
Some 120 Tibetan monks, nuns and laypeople have set themselves alight in protest against China's rule since the 50th anniversary in 2009 of Tibet's failed uprising against China. That year was marked by an increase of human rights abuses in Tibet and a travel ban on foreign individual visitors to the region.
"We would like, I and ambassador, to be able to travel in Tibet to talk to people and to inspect Australian-aid projects. We have got a fruitful dialogue with China about human rights matters and that include human rights matters that grow out of the tensions in Tibet and Tibetan regions," Carr said.
Carr has been criticized before by the Chinese government for interfering in China's domestic affairs, and numerous requests by the Australian ambassador to China to visit Tibet were turned down by Beijing, it was reported in February.
Carr also highlighted the importance of close bilateral ties.
"As China reforms its economy, and as Australia implements a productivity-improvement program, there will be countless opportunities to build on (the Australia-China) relationship," he said.
On free trade agreement negotiations with China that began in 2005, Carr said Canberra is willing to set aside any barrier agreed by both sides and "get on with the main game."
Commenting on Hong Kong's democratization process, Carr said Australia supports self-government and is following political developments in Hong Kong closely.
"But when it comes to how (democracy) is implemented in practice, of course we can't design an electoral system for this jurisdiction. That's a matter that must emerge between the people of Hong Kong and the official leadership," Carr said.
The H.K. government has said it will consult the public on a political reform package that facilitates universal suffrage in the next Hong Kong leadership election in 2017, which Beijing has promised to be democratic.
Carr is currently on a 10-day trip to China that will also take him to Sichuan Province, Chongqing municipality and Fujian Province until Aug. 3.


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- 12 eggs, separated
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup bourbon
- 1 cup Cognac
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 3 pints heavy cream
- Grated nutmeg
- 1 to 2 cups milk (optional)
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Nutritional analysis per serving (24 servings)316 calories; 24 grams fat; 14 grams saturated fat; 0 grams trans fat; 7 grams monounsaturated fat; 1 gram polyunsaturated fat; 10 grams carbohydrates; 0 grams dietary fiber; 10 grams sugars; 4 grams protein; 174 milligrams cholesterol; 106 milligrams sodium
- In an electric mixer, beat the egg yolks with the sugar until thick.
- Slowly add the bourbon and Cognac while beating at slow speed. Chill for several hours.
- Add the salt to the egg whites. Beat until almost stiff.
- Whip the cream until stiff.
- Fold the whipped cream into the yolk mixture, then fold in the beaten egg whites. Chill 1 hour.
- When ready to serve, sprinkle the top with freshly grated nutmeg. Serve in punch cups with a spoon.
- If desired, add 1 to 2 cups of milk to the yolk mixture for a thinner eggnog.