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It's official: Huntsville is one of six school districts in Alabama that are receiving more than $15.8 million in school improvement grants designed to aid struggling public schools.
The district was seeking about $6.5 million in funding to help "restart" Westlawn Middle School and Dawson Elementary, formerly known as West Mastin Lake Elementary. The award announcement was made last week by state education officials.
Other districts that are being awarded funds are the Birmingham, Midfield and Tuscaloosa city school districts and the Bullock and Dallas county systems, according to a news release from the Alabama Department of Education. The money was awarded to the state department by the U.S. Department of Education to turn around some of its persistently lowest-achieving schools.
To be eligible, schools on the state's list of persistently lowest-achieving campuses had to complete rigorous applications that included a needs assessment, goals and strategies to fulfill specific goals and a budget for the three-year period of the grant, the news release said. Schools were required to select one of four school reform models to apply for funding: the school closure, restart, turnaround and transformation models.
All of the Alabama schools will go through either the transformation or turnaround model, the news release said.
Dawson will follow the transformation model, which includes a new principal and new evaluation systems for that principal and for teachers, the news release said. It also requires implementation of "strategies to recruit, place and retain high achieving staff; provide professional development; use data to inform and differentiate instruction; increase learning time for staff and students; provide social-emotion and community oriented services; and provide operating flexibility to the new principal."


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"There's going to be a new wing commander here with new ideas and different talents and different things they can bring to the wing," Augustine told news media Monday while discussing his pending retirement.
"I think it is a dynamic time," he said at the headquarters of the 122nd Fighter Wing he has led since early 2011.
As reported Sunday and Monday, Augustine informed Indiana National Guard officials and local airmen over the weekend that he plans to retire soon because of an unspecified medical condition that prevents him from flying. He has until mid-July 2015 to step down as base commander but said he will leave as soon as his replacement is named and assumes the post.
Augustine, 50, oversaw the conversion of the base from F-16 fighters to A-10 ground-support jets, resisted Pentagon efforts to trade the 21 Warthogs for half as many propeller intelligence planes (and far fewer airmen) and helped arrange for a future switch to newer F-16s, which could lead to attracting the next-generation F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
"I think when the F-16 comes here, you're going to see the opportunity to bring probably roughly 50 active-duty Air Force members here," Augustine said about the next conversion, which is expected to occur in 2018 or 2019. "What's dynamic about that? It's been the early 1940s, in World War II, that you saw the last active-duty members here, stationed in Fort Wayne."
More than 1,100 people are assigned to the Ferguson Road base. About 200 are preparing to deploy for an overseas mission.
"We got more people who want to join this unit than we've got slots for them," Augustine said.
He said his other highlights at the base have included staging a public air show in 2012 and planning for another in 2016 and organizing the Fort Wayne Base Community Council, a support group for military families that has 160 participating businesses and organizations.
"I couldn't have asked for a better job to end my career on," said Augustine, who joined the Air Guard in 1982 and flew 24 combat missions during this century's Iraq war.
Augustine said he, his wife, Havala, and their four daughters, ages 3 to 17, intend to remain in Fort Wayne after he retires. He originally came to Fort Wayne from Michigan.
"It's a wonderful community to be in," he said.
Following are excerpts from his answers to media questions Monday afternoon:
•On the health problems or conditions that are forcing him to retire:
"They're not life-ending, right? So I'm still good to go, you know. I'll be a great civilian entity right out there, hopefully working in the corporate world here."
•On the recent National Guard investigation into anonymous allegations that Augustine misappropriated public funds: The Guard found that the expenses in question, including speech classes, off-site seminars and holiday parties for airmen, a new sign at the base and a design for remodeling Augustine's office, are common and acceptable at military installations.
"I strongly feel in my heart that we've done everything right out here, OK? And I think as a wing commander, no different if you're a CEO in the corporate world, you should sleep well at night. And I've slept well at night.
"The decisions I've made, even though some disagree with them and it's clearly evident, I never did them to do anything wrong, to spend money on the wrong purpose. … I did them for the right reasons, for this great country, for our families out here and for the airmen that I serve."
•On the future of the 122nd Fighter Wing being tied to the assignment of F-35 jets.
"In order to stay in fighters, you have to have lineage to get to the F-35. If you ever give up your fighters, you're not going to get another fighter, OK? Once you stop flying out here and the whole system goes away to support flying, you're done.
"And so it's very important that we get into that F-16 Block 40 and do the great things that we'll do. That airplane will take us into the future. I think the F-16s will be around a decade or so. … I think that being in fighters, a multidimensional fighter – the F-16 is air-to-air and air-to-ground, right? – that will allow us to get out to where we can be selected for the Joint Strike Fighter."


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MAC Give Me Liberty of London: Lipstick Reviews, Photos, Swatches
The lipsticks are in white packaging with the MAC for Liberty flowers and bird printed on the tube itself. There are four shades released, three of which are new, and one of which is PRO–Peachstock.
Lipsticks ($14.00 U.S. / $16.50 CDN)
- Petals & Peacocks is a creamy, brightened up fuchsia pink with an amplified finish. It's like a mix of Show Orchid and Girl About Town–like the color of Show Orchid, but the texture and look of Girl About Town. It's fun and playful, but you may have a hot pink in a similar shade.
- Ever Hip is a peachy-orange with a glossy sheen in a cremesheen finish. On my lips, it translates a bit more coral-pink because of the pink hue of my natural lip color. It's not quite as opaque as I'd like once it gets on my lips, but it's a nice shade of coral.
- Blooming Lovely is a subdued mauve-y lilac with a glossy sheen in an amplified finish. This an interesting color, because I'm not sure it's one I could pull off by its lonesome. I'd definitely have to pair it with a gloss to brighten it up and make it more wearable for me. It's like a lighter, more lilac version of Up the Amp, but it's a way darker and less blue-based Saint Germain/Snob.
- Peachstock is a peachy-nude with a very creamy finish and opaque result. Reminded me of Freckletone a bit, but better coverage and less orange.
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Roxette has been nominated as Live Act of the Year in Aftonbladet's Rockbjörnen awards. Vote for Roxette, and don't forget you can vote once a day until August 24.
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The Swedish Market Court decided not to open the case Nöjet/Live Nation vs. Biljett.nu regarding the right to sell tickets to the Roxette concert in Halmstad last summer. Their reason being that the event had already taken place and the Court saw no reason to make a ruling in the matter. They did not however, state that biljett.nu had the right to sell tickets, they just decided to not make a statement at all. Given the headlines in some Swedish media we want to make this clarification; no case, no winner. As it was Nöjet/Live Nation who initiated this case it is common law that the initiator has to pay for the expenses of the other party.
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Kevin Robinson is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at the College of the Holy Cross in 2014-2015. Last year, he helped the Crusaders to an overall record of 20-14, good for their first 20-win season since 2006-2007. Holy Cross also placed third in the Patriot League with a 12-6 mark in conference games, and received an invitation to the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. Holy Cross' 68-65 victory at Brown in the first round of the 2014 CIT was its first in a national postseason tournament since 2004-2005
Overall, Robinson has helped the Crusaders to three finishes in the top half of the Patriot League standings in the last four seasons. Holy Cross placed third in the conference in both 2010-2011 and 2013-2014, and fourth in 2011-2012.
Robinson came to Holy Cross after serving as an assistant coach at Mount St. Mary's University for the previous seven years. During his final three seasons at Mount St. Mary's, Robinson helped the Mountaineers to an overall record of 54-44 and a 35-19 mark in the Northeast Conference. Mount St. Mary's also appeared in postseason play twice during that time frame, advancing to the NCAA Tournament in 2008 and the College Insider Tournament in 2009. In 2008, the Mountaineers won the Northeast Conference Tournament title and posted the first NCAA Division I Tournament victory in school history, with a 69-60 win over Coppin State in the opening round.
Robinson was previously a graduate assistant for the Mountaineers during the 2002-2003 season, in addition to coordinating Mount St. Mary's student-athlete support services for all sports in 2006-2007. Prior to that, he served as an assistant coach at St. Mary's College (Md.) for three years from 1999-2002.
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By Matt Allibone, GoPSUsports.com Student Staff
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa - They have been anticipating this moment all offseason long, and now at long last, their wait is coming to an end.
With the start of 2012-13 season just days away, the Penn State wrestling team is eager to get back to competition.
"It's been a long time just practicing," said head coach Cael Sanderson. "I'm looking forward to getting the season started."
The Nittany Lions will begin their season at home on Friday, when Lehigh travels to Rec Hall.
Coming off of two-straight national championships, the squad enters this season with high expectations.
Despite their past success, both the coaches and the wrestlers have maintained that their focus is solely on the season at hand, and not on previous accomplishments.
"We'll take it one year at a time," said Sanderson. "We want to get the most out this team and these guys as we can."
The Nittany Lions, who have been recognized by Intermat as the No. 1 team in the nation entering the season, have five All-Americans returning in the lineup.
The group consists of National Champions Quentin Wright (senior-197), David Taylor (junior-165), and Ed Ruth (junior-184), as well as Dylan Alton (sophomore-157) and Nico Megaludis (sophomore-125).
These highly decorated wrestlers are joined by Andrew Alton (sophomore-149) and Matt Brown (sophomore-174) as the seven Nittany Lions ranked within the top sixth by Intermat at their respective weights.
"We have a lot of great wrestlers running around," said Sanderson. "That always helps improve the product."
Having so many accomplished wrestlers on the squad has benefitted the team's preparation for the season in many ways.
One of the biggest impacts has been the increased competition during the team's practices.
"Our room's been getting more competitive every year," said Sanderson. "If they're having success in a competitive room than it shows their improving.
Sanderson stated that his squad's experience and hard work has helped them improve in many ways.
Not only are they physically prepared for the season, their techniques have also vastly increased from where they were during previous seasons.
"Technically, we're ahead of where we've been in the past," said Sanderson. "Having another year under your belt really helps with that."
Not only have these improvements occurred with the team's returning wrestlers, but with the squad's new members as well.
Many of the veterans on the team have been impressed with the newcomers' ability to keep up with them during practice.
"The freshmen are progressing really well," said Taylor. "They've been taking advantage of getting to wrestle the best guys in the room everyday and that's all you can ask for."
While the team enters the season with the goal of another national championship, they know that the road to another title will not be easy.
Once again, the Big Ten is expected to be the toughest conference in wrestling, featuring four other schools (Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio State, and Illinois) in the top 10.
"There are a lot of programs that have strong team's and a lot of things happen in the offseason," said Sanderson. "It's probably more competitive than last year."
Though the competition will be tough, Sanderson knows he has an extremely strong and capable squad behind him.
"We're very blessed to have guys that we have," said Sanderson. "It's a very strong team."
Whatever this season has in store for them, the Nittany Lion's can't wait to get it started.
"We've been waiting for this all summer," said Ruth. "It feels good to get back to it."
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President Obama's annual message commemorating Nowruz, the Persian New Year, is packed with sharp condemnation of the Iranian regime's human rights abuses, marking the second year in a row that he's has made human rights the focus of his Nowruz address. It's a clear contrast to his 2009 and 2010 messages, which were intended to extend an olive branch to the regime, and glossed over its oppressiveness and belligerence.
This year, Obama also specifically called out Iran on its nuclear program, though he framed his criticism carefully:
"The Iranian government has a responsibility to respect its rights. Just as it has a responsibility to meet its responsibilities in regard to its nuclear program. Let me say again if the Iranian government pursues a responsible path it will be welcome once more among the community of nations and the Iranian people will have greater opportunities to prosper."
He also slammed the regime's censorship and control of the Internet, describing it as an "electronic curtain," in an allusion to the Iron Curtain:
"Yet increasingly the Iranian people are denied the basic freedom to access the information that they want. Instead, the Iranian government jams satellite signals to shut down television and radio broadcasts. It censors the internet to control what the Iranian people can see and say. The regime monitors computers and cell phones for the sole purpose of protecting its own power. And in recent weeks the Internet restrictions have become so severe that Iranians can't communicate freely with their loved ones in Iran or beyond its borders. Technologies that should empower citizens are being used to repress them. Because of the actions of the Iranian regime, an electronic curtain has fallen around Iran, a barrier that stops the free flow of information and ideas into the country and denies the rest of the world the benefit of interacting with the Iranian people who have so much to offer."
Obama finally spoke about his administration's "virtual embassy" for Iranians, a website intended to reach out to the Iranian people directly.
As frustrating and naïve as the administration's comments on Iran still are at times, it really is remarkable how much worse it was back in 2009. Watching how the president's Nowruz messages have changed over the past four years highlights how far he's backed away from his misguided outreach to the regime. The recent focus on human rights and the candid assessment of the regime's repression is very encouraging – especially when framed in terms of internet freedom – and hopefully signals that the administration will do more to assist Iranian dissidents on this front.


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One option is to contribute to a traditional IRA or Roth IRA. In 2013, you can contribute up to $5,500 of earned income into an IRA ($6,500, if you are older than 49). But you may be restricted due to income limitations. In addition to an IRA, consider establishing a SEP (Simplified Employee Pension), a SIMPLE IRA (Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees) or a Solo 401(k).


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Monday Morning Painters on displayWritten by David J. Coehrs | | email@example.com
For more than 50 years, their members have enjoyed rising early after the weekend, joking and laughing over breakfast, then traveling as a group to one of Toledo's metroparks or a similarly bucolic setting, where they satisfy their shared passion for rendering landscapes in watercolors and oils.
They're the Monday Morning Painters, and more than 50 pieces of their art will be exhibited beginning Sept. 30, at the Heidelberg College campus, 1757 Indian Wood Circle in Arrowhead Park, Maumee.
Dave Smith, a retired teacher for Rossford Public Schools, joined the group four years ago.
"There are no rules, no meetings and no fees," he said. "And you can learn a lot. Some of these guys have been doing it all of their lives, and a couple of members are in their 90s. There's quite a bit of talent here."
The Monday Morning Painters also had their paintings exhibited at Heidelberg College's local building two years ago. Mike Pratt, associate vice president of academic affairs, said the facility intends to continue displaying their artwork.
"They're a cream-of-the-crop group," he said. "It's spectacular stuff. I appreciate what I see on the walls."
The exhibit will run through Nov. 30. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon.


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That Little Light At the End of the Recession Tunnel is Actually Five Years Away
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Economist Ben Herzon told the Daily RFT he expected the job market to start expanding again sometime next year.
But now the gloom-and-doom prophets at IHS Global Insight, an economic and financial forecaster, have released a new study that predicts that, like fashion and first-run movies, job expansion won't arrive in St. Louis until well after the rest of the country. Our job market won't return to its pre-recession level until 2014 -- approximately two years past the national average.
IHS predicts that, by the end of the recession, the St. Louis metro area will have lost 64,700 jobs, 4.7 percent of the total. That's significantly better than Detroit, where 313,400 jobs have disappeared -- along with its major industry -- and Phoenix, Tampa and Riverside, California, all of which have been devastated by the popping of the housing bubble.
|"Christmas is cancelled due to the recession. Have a nice day!"
But compared to Austin, Texas, which lost less than one percent of its jobs, St. Louis is in bad shape. Writes the IHS:
Of the 363 metros in the country, just one -- McAllen, Texas -- will add more than 1,000 jobs this year. While most areas will begin increasing employment again in 2010, it will be tepid, with only 118 metros crossing the 1,000-job mark next year. Solid gains will not return for the majority of the country until 2011.The Daily RFT predicts at least another two years of employees getting told, when they ask for raises, "Just be grateful you have a job."
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President Obama made his strongest comments since 2008 on gun control in a speech before the National Urban League last night, arguing for a variety of limits on gun proliferation:
With the last public event of a four-day trip that started with a visit to the Aurora, Colo., hospital where almost two dozen victims were brought after the shootings, Obama said he supports measures to conduct background checks to keep guns out of the hands of criminals, fugitives and the mentally ill.
"These steps shouldn't be controversial, they should be common sense," he told the National Urban League conference […]
"I – like most Americans – believe that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual the right to bear arms," Obama said. "I think we recognize the traditions of gun ownership passed on from generation to generation, that hunting and shooting are part of a cherished national heritage.
"But I also believe that a lot of gun owners would agree that AK-47s belong in the hands of soldiers and not in the hands of crooks. They belong on the battlefield of war, not on the streets of our cities," he added.
This doesn't necessarily stand in contrast to White House Press Secretary Jay Carney's statement that the Administration would try to work with existing laws on gun safety. There was an acknowledgement here that the current makeup of Congress makes any legislation politically impossible. But a President can say what he wants.
The choice of venue is significant. The National Urban League was the setting, and I would say that Obama's comments were as much a reaction to the Trayvon Martin shooting as the Aurora massacre. Gun violence has decimated minority communities, and those communities are starved for leadership on the issue from the biracial President currently in power. So he tread out on a limb, however lightly. The NRA didn't even bother to respond to this, as the environment is currently too politically freighted. But they also know that this is all basically hollow rhetoric.
President Obama said that talk of legislation always follows senseless tragedies, and then "too often those efforts are defeated by politics and by lobbying and eventually by the pull of our collective attention elsewhere. But what I said in the wake of Tucson is we're going to stay on this persistently." This isn't true. Obama basically never came back to this topic himself until a different tragedy 18 months later, and for the exact same reason – politics and lobbying. So while some may see this as hopeful, I see it as the same part of this depressing theater performance Democrats put on around mass shootings, which won't end without something more than rhetoric.


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Procedure overview
What is bronchoscopy?
Bronchoscopy is a procedure that allows the doctor to directly visualize the interior passageways of the lower respiratory tract through a bronchoscope (a long, narrow, fiberoptic, lighted tube inserted through the nose or mouth). With the bronchoscope, the doctor can see the larynx (voice box), trachea (windpipe), bronchi (large airways to the lungs), and bronchioles (smaller branches of the bronchi).
There are two types of bronchoscopies, characterized by the type of bronchoscope used: flexible or rigid. The type of bronchoscope used will determine the extent to which the bronchioles of the lung are visualized.
With a flexible bronchoscope, the doctor is able to visualize not only the tissue of the larger airways (trachea and bronchi), but also that of the smaller sections (bronchioles) as well. The design of the flexible bronchoscope is advantageous because it can be maneuvered into the smaller bronchioles, yielding more information about their condition than can be determined with a rigid bronchoscope.
In addition, the flexible, fiberoptic bronchoscope has interior channels which increase the capabilities of treatment options, such as delivering oxygen, suctioning secretions, obtaining tissue samples (biopsy), instilling medications, and laser therapy.
A rigid bronchoscope is a straight, metal, lighted tube capable of visualizing only the larger airways, thus limiting the diagnostic and therapeutic options available. However, certain conditions may warrant its use, such as aspiration of a large amount of secretions and/or blood, controlling significant bleeding, or removal of foreign objects and/or lesions (diseased tissue) within the bronchi. Generally, the rigid bronchoscope has been replaced by the flexible bronchoscope because it has less risk of traumatizing the tissue, improved patient tolerance, and provides better access to smaller areas of the lung tissue.
Other related procedures that may be used to diagnose lung problems include chest X-ray, computed tomography (CT scan) of the chest, bronchography, chest fluoroscopy, chest ultrasound, lung scan, lung biopsy, mediastinoscopy, positron emission tomography (PET scan) of the chest, and pulmonary angiogram. Please see these procedures for additional information.
Anatomy of the respiratory system
The respiratory system is made up of the organs involved in the interchanges of gases, and consists of the:
The upper respiratory tract includes the:
Nasal cavity
Ethmoidal air cells
Frontal sinuses
Maxillary sinus
The lower respiratory tract includes the lungs, bronchi, and alveoli.
What are the functions of the lungs?
The lungs take in oxygen, which cells need to live and carry out their normal functions. The lungs also get rid of carbon dioxide, a waste product of the body's cells
The lungs are a pair of cone-shaped organs made up of spongy, pinkish-gray tissue. They take up most of the space in the chest, or the thorax (the part of the body between the base of the neck and diaphragm).
The lungs are enveloped in a membrane called the pleura.
The lungs are separated from each other by the mediastinum, an area that contains the following:
The heart and its large vessels
Trachea (windpipe)
Lymph nodes
The right lung has three sections, called lobes. The left lung has two lobes. When you breathe, the air enters the body through the nose or the mouth. It then travels down the throat through the larynx (voice box) and trachea (windpipe) and goes into the lungs through tubes called main-stem bronchi.
One main-stem bronchus leads to the right lung and one to the left lung. In the lungs, the main-stem bronchi divide into smaller bronchi and then into even smaller tubes called bronchioles. Bronchioles end in tiny air sacs called alveoli.
Reasons for the procedure
A bronchoscopy may be performed for diagnostic and/or therapeutic reasons. Diagnostic indications may include, but are not limited to, the following:


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Judge Invalidates Citizens' Petition to Strip Trupiano Family of Nightclub Liquor License
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On Wednesday, 22nd Circuit Judge Mark Neill invalidated a petition drive that had been launched against them back in 2010 -- the year that downtown loft-dwellers, business-owners and The Partnership for Downtown St. Louis all began blaming Club Lure for the rowdy and violent behavior plaguing the nightclub district. (Click here for our feature on the controversy).
In his ruling this week, Judge Neill wrote that the Excise Division should not have sustained that protest petition because it contained two kinds of invalid signatures: Those submitted via-email (which city code forbids), and those submitted on behalf of a homeowners association (which essentially allows folks to vote twice).
"It's a huge win," says John Bouhasin, the Trupianos' attorney. "The perception people had was that the majority of property owners and residents wanted them out of there, and that Lure was the cause of the problems in the neighborhood, and that just wasn't the case."
(The Trupianos have since closed Lure and opened up The Social House in Soulard, but controversy has followed them there: A man was murdered behind the club in January.)
City Hall spokeswoman Kara Bowlin has e-mailed Daily RFT to remind us that the appeal process is only half-over. Judge Neill ruled only on the petition issue, not on the Excise Division's independent decision in September 2010 to revoke the Trupianos' license.
That decision was made not by the Excise Commissioner (thanks to a truly incredible coincidence and conflict of interest, which you can read about here), but by Municipal Judge Margaret J. Walsh -- if that sounds familiar, she's the judge who resigned in February amid investigations of various improprieties.
However, before sending this part of the appeal back to counsel, Judge Neill did write that despite Walsh's ruling in favor or revocation, "there is little or no evidence to support" the charges against Club Lure.
"If city would like to negotiate, we'd be open to it," Bouhasin says. "But we're more than confident and comfortable moving toward a hearing. Ultimately the goal is for these young men to carry on operation in the city, in cooperation with the city."
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'Game Of Thrones' - You Win Or You Die
Westeros begins to spiral into chaos in another riveting episode
This review may contain spoilers.
Assembling for war in response to Catelyn Stark's (Michelle Fairley) arrest of Tyrion (Peter Dinklage), the Lannister army prepares to march against the Tully homeland. As a result, Westeros teeters on a dangerous precipice.
Of course Jaime Lannister's (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) impulsive actions are a key catalyst for this disintegration of Westeros' tenuous stability. He pushed Bran (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) from a window and later proceeded to nearly cripple Lord Ned Stark (Sean Bean) too.
In the episode's opening scene Jaime endures a reprimand from his demanding father Tywin (Charles Dance), who desires to keep his family's dynasty intact despite his son's reckless attack on Ned. Tywin's introduction is memorable as he discusses his family's legacy while skinning a stag. He is a proud, stony man who would gladly see Westeros collapse into chaos rather than find his family's legacy tarnished. Dance is fantastic at bringing his character's stern demeanor to life. And, interestingly, much of what he says makes sense. He is no simple villain.
As Jamie is instructed by Tywin to march off with an army to attack Catelyn's homeland, his sister Queen Cersei (Lena Headey) meets with Ned in a scene that finally reveals some of the cards that are at play in the series. Cersei is unmoved by Ned's intention to reveal that her children were fathered by her brother, Jamie. In fact, she shows a steely disposition that is a clear warning that any conflict with her will come with a cost. By the end of the scene Cersei clearly outmatches Ned. It's easy to see Tywin's influence on her as King Robert Baratheon (Mark Addy) had recently noted.
Meanwhile, far to the north at the great ice wall, the Sworn Brotherhood of the Night's Watch holds a graduation ceremony that sees Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Samwell Tarly (John Bradley) assigned to steward duty. This assignment appears like a punishment at first to Jon, but Sam points out that the commander of the Night's Watch is obviously grooming Jon for a leadership role. And later, in what was supposed to be a festive moment as they finally take their vows, trouble appears to be brewing when Jon's direwolf returns from the woods with a severed hand.
A nightmarish threat is stirring in the far north, yet the kingdom's royals are far too preoccupied to notice. The discovery of the body part appears to finally link Jon's story with the grim opening scene of the series.
Dangers mount across the Narrow Sea too. Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) survives an assassination attempt ordered by King Robert that sends her husband Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa) into a rage as he promises to retaliate by invading Westeros. King Robert's obsession with the death of the Targaryens appears to start a war rather than prevent one.
Unknown to Daenerys and Drogo, however, Robert is injured in a hunting accident and dies a short time later. The king leaves Ned in charge. Following the nasty confrontation between Ned and Cersei, the fate of Westeros is in serious jeopardy at this point.
Seeking to use his position as acting king, Ned confronts Cersei at court and discovers the hard way that having a code of honor in the game of thrones is actually a costly liability.
Points Of Interest
1. Renly Baratheon (Gethin Anthony) makes his first move to secure the throne, offering to back Ned in the process. It seems like an outstanding opportunity to head off a power grab by Cersei, yet Ned passes on this chance in the name of honor. By the episode's conclusion, this blunder is almost nauseating to contemplate.
2. In another scene that hints of the supernatural threat growing north of the wall, Maester Luwin (Donald Sumpter) at Winterfell questions the wildling prisoner Osha (Natalia Tena) about where she and her party were fleeing to. Her reply of "as far south as south goes" speaks volumes about the coming trouble for the ragtag Night's Watch, who also lose Benjen Stark (Joseph Mawle) in this episode.
3. Daenerys finally finds Drogo willing to invade Westeros! Unfortunately, with the growing chaos there and the still unknown threat from the icy north brewing, such a move now carries an unexpected level of risk.
What Worked
The closing scene was a doozy. It featured a delicious level of expectation and tension. Can the Stark family catch a break? Bran is crippled, Catylyn's arrest of Tyrion turned sour, Sansa is in love with a monster of a prince and now Ned -- with his leg badly injured thanks to Jamie -- has a knife to his neck in a betrayal Littlefinger had hinted at from the beginning! Ned's deep sense of honor continues to lead to disaster.
Another great moment was Jamie's interaction with his father. Coster-Waldau's portrayal of the Kingslayer is outstanding. Appearing as a simple monster at the end of the pilot episode, Jamie has quickly become an intriguing character as he grapples with his notoriety, the expectations of his family and his own potential as a future leader of the Lannister's prestigious legacy.
Finally, following the assassination attempt by King Robert, Daenerys and Drogo share a rousing moment. Momoa receives a chance to cut loose as his character delivers a fiery invasion speech, and you can't help but to root for this heartfelt gift to Daenerys.
What Didn't Work
It may have been just me, but concentrating on what Littlefinger was saying during his training session with Ros (Esmé Bianco) was a real challenge!
Giving Credit Where Credit Is Due
"Game of Thrones" stars Sean Bean, Lena Headey, Peter Dinklage, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Emilia Clarke, Michelle Fairley, Jason Momoa, Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner, Kit Harington, Harry Lloyd. "You Win or You Die" was written by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. It was directed by Daniel Minahan.
"Game of Thrones" airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.
See our episode reviews for "Winter is Coming," "The Kingsroad," "Lord Snow," "Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things," "The Wolf and the Lion" and "A Golden Crown."
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Jupiter is the planet of Presidents, and a politician with a Jupiter transit is a formidable animal. Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron a Libran who has Moon and Jupiter in Leo ) just won an election on his Jupiter return. Barack Obama, a Leo, has also been at his most formidable in recent weeks and months, while Greek President Alexis Tsipras, another Leo (b.28.7.74) has shown himself a tough, charismatic leader. Whether Jupiter has tempted Tsipras into a gamble too far with the so-called Troika remains to be seen, but his chart and that of Greece are closely allied, so your astrologer's hunch is that he will prevail. Even if he does not, Tsipras will depart having upset the European apple cart.
What the current Jupiter/Venus conjunction in Leo means for individual birthdays is detailed below. July's planetary action is split between Cancer and Leo, however, so there appears to be something positive afoot for everyone, though it is not a month for the faint-hearted. Think big and bold.
Mercury is no longer retrograde so you astrologer cannot blame the wing-footed communications deity for the lateness of these forecasts. Alas, other factors have prevailed. Sorry for the tardiness. A happy summer to all my readers.
It's your month in the Sun, Cancer, and therefore time to put yourself and your reputation firmly first. Much of your horoscope this month involves a Significant Other, and how you handle this person (current beau/belle, spouse, ex or sworn enemy). Recent months may have found it easier to let things drift along inconclusively. The array of planets in your skies in July urges you to be more definite about terms and conditions; to retrieve and exercise your power in short. With a full Moon opposite as July opens, you can usefully evade any ultimatums for a few days. Thereafter, it's time to confront boldly and to compromise as little as you can. The new Moon of July 16 (an awesome new start if that's your birthday) looks like High Noon for relationship tussles; with Mars in your skies, tough it out!
Something similar applies to your professional situation. With planet Prometheus atop your 'scope for several months, opportunity and chaos have applied in equal measure but July's planetary picture gets clearer as the month progresses. As your astrologer has remarked before, an unorthodox approach is likely the best option.
As May and June should have proved, anxieties about financial extinction are misplaced; indeed, the current Venus/Jupiter conjunction promises something suspiciously like a windfall, even if you have to wait a month (or two) for the dosh to actually land. Easy money aside, that Cancerian new Moon of the 16th is the right and proper time to reapply yourself to matters concerning finances and property. Time to make a move. Happy Birthday.
No-one gets things on their terms all the time, not even a Leo with Venus and Jupiter in their skies. Nevertheless, in July, you have a good chance of having your cake, eating it and going back for a second portion. These are exceptionally auspicious times for most of your tribe, so you may as well ride your luck and live up to your reputation as the zodiac's big-hearted big-spender (if you can afford it). Birthdays 14-22 August are especially favoured, though the same birthdays are also those most affected by the brief return of Saturn to ensure that your domestic arrangements are tickety-boo.
The month is not all Jupiterian radiance. The season of Cancer involves the most secretive part of your horoscope, and whatever private plans you are hatching require detailed planning at the new Moon of 16 July, also a good time to refine all mind/body/spirit pursuits, ready for a fresh burst of Leo power at your birthday month, opening on July 23. Here too there is a small caveat as the Sun immediately opposes Ceres; any issues involving partners, especially females d'une age certaine, are likely to require a fix during the last week of the month, especially given the full Moon opposite on Friday July 31, not the time to make long term pledges; better to kick issues into the long grass for a month or two.
Venus's brief foray into Virgo during late July underscores that message – when the relationship planet retrogrades through your skies next month, you can reassess the intricacies of your love life at your leisure, while counting the (possibly considerable) cost of your Jupiter transit. Meanwhile adopt your usual strategy; live now, pay later.
The season of Cancer promises that the folks at work look almost as busy as you and the schedules run smoothly. Stay on your professional case relentlessly; the new moon of July 16 is an ideal time to reboot your projects and get demanding with tail draggers – Monday/Tuesday the 20/21st are power days, assuming you are not reclined on a sun bed by some heath-enhancing spa.
Your personal life is also active. Here, a time frame is helpful. In mid August Jupiter arrives in the Maiden's skies for a twelve month stay; highly auspicious for all branches of your life, not least your dealings with lovers, partners and the like. However, with asteroid Juno (Jupiter's consort) already in your skies, you have a green light for the pursuit of all such relationships and to insist on the boundaries that you are prone to let slip in your desire to be obliging and help less fortunate individuals.
That said, romances may be a tad confusing in the second half of July, when Venus makes a brief appearance in Virgo, only to vanish again into your twelfth house (seclusion/ meditation) – a cue for what may seem like a false start in any affairs, though patience may prove otherwise – the relating planet returns in October. Venus behind the scenes, as she has been for the last month, suggests secrecy and a downbeat approach are better than trying to force the pace. Keep the emphasis on little old you; what you want, your plans for the future, how you present yourself, and let others follow your lead.
Under pressure or on cruise control? Your horoscope offers both scenarios in equal measure in July. The season of Cancer highlights your ambitions, and the energy and combative situations that are required in your inexorable scramble to the top of the heap (or something like it). All your powers of diplomacy may be called on when handling troublesome individuals (likely male) in your profession, where isolation (theirs) may prove a better policy than confrontation. The new Moon of July 16 highlights power struggles; you simply have to be as ruthless (if more tactful) as any opponents; if it's you or them it has to be them, right?
However, other, more complex relationships also vie for your attention. The conjunction of your Venus ruler with Jupiter as the month opens is auspicious for all efforts at work, and for finding accord and even romance among your fellow professionals. This is an ongoing theme throughout summer and early autumn, asking you to maintain your public profile and show yourself a willing team player, despite the unusual retrograde of Venus in August. Needless to say, money is likely involved, and with Saturn revisiting your resources zone until your birthday month, a resumption of the fiscal rectitude required earlier in 2015 may be called for.
The most exciting and perplexing issue remains your one-on-one relationships – all of 'em, friends, lovers and foes. Prometheus, the planet that has signalled bust-ups, rifts and the arrival of assorted oddities, draws to a halt this month, but in doing so promises a few more nerve-jangling scenarios. While your usual diplomacy may avoid outright scraps, there is no escaping a profound re-assessment of partnership issues. With Venus retrograde for the rest of the summer, your relationships look like a hot potato for the foreseeable future, not least around July 7. Look upon it as an adventure and try to enjoy the ride.
Cancer being a fellow water sign, its season is a positive month for Scorpions, especially given that your Mars ruler is also cruising through the Crab's skies. Holidaying abroad or not, international connections have a beneficial flavour to them this summer, along with anything that involves your 'higher mind'; principles, ideals, even politics with large or small p.
Workplace politics are certainly heavily starred this month and afterwards, and with Jupiter and Venus dominating your career path, you should be able to slot in comfortably with those in charge. The biggest challenge comes at the end of the month when Jupiter aligns with steely Saturn in your own sign and a major decision may be put in front of you. While you are not one to duck a challenge, do stay flexible, as what's on offer doesn't have the ring of finality to it until early in August.
Romance is where you find it for the time being – as last month's forecast suggested, the workplace looks a good prospect. Those of you under Saturn's reign (birthdays 20-22 October and anytime 1985) are the ones who have the hardest decisions to make, otherwise you can freewheel, remembering that hard-nosed realism (not always the thing for passionate Scorpios) is called for, especially around July 25 when Neptune and Juno align appealingly with Luna in your skies.
As the zodiac's other two fire signs, Leo and Aries, are currently lit up with heavyweight planets, your situation has a rare dynamism. Whether it's love, creativity or the noble idealism for which your sign is celebrated, you have everything to play for and little to lose. As we astrologers are prone to declare, Carpe Diem! (Seize the day). To give you a little perspective on July, keep in mind that once Saturn returns to the Centaur's skies in in late September, seizing any day will be subject to far more onerous terms and conditions; in fact, this autumn promises a demanding march (though not without major rewards).
With that in mind, quest forwards with an optimistic heart. Venus and Jupiter in LO are keen on exploration – perhaps literally, in the sense of travel, otherwise in terms of your mind-set and professional ambitions (academe and publishing especially), the latter coming to the fore in a mere six weeks. The wayward but thrilling energies of planet Prometheus are also strong in the mix in July, not least for birthdays circa December 12; there is no better time than now to paint your masterpiece and re-imagine your place in the world, or simply to enjoy yourself on an existential basis. Romantics among you can loosen your heartstrings and explore (July 27/28 are favoured). Committed relationships are more circumscribed this month, with shared resources highlighted at the new Moon of July 16, when an equable and just settlement can/must be reached.
Downsides? Too few to mention. Though any confusion about your home cannot be dodged indefinitely, it's best postponed until your hand is forced later in August.
Planets in opposition are not always so bad – after all, you endure a month of the Sun in opposition every summer when Sol passes through your complimentary sign of Cancer. However, when it is red-blooded Mars that's opposite, a little care is called for, if only because the red planet is fond of grazes and burns and the like, It's also a six week spell (until 8 August) when contretemps between you and friend/foe/ex/spouse tend to occur, asking you to avoid rash moves and unnecessary challenge. Give way without giving in. As Mars reaches opposition to Pluto in your skies at the new Moon of the 16th, all that goes double. In astrological terms, Pluto is something of an unstoppable force, but any initiatives on your part at this point are likely to be met with resistance, hostility even.
The picture with significant others is heavily nuanced, however. Jupiter and Venus, conjoined in your solar eighth house, describe both sexual passion – fifty shades of something – and a joint plot to maximise your financial gains as a couple. A lump sum bequeathed from your great Aunt Bertha is another possible scenario. Whatever the particulars, that money is involved is sure to interest a Capricorn.
In other news, your Saturn ruler remains in a backslide into the zone of your 'scope concerned with fellow travellers, asking you to ensure you have the goodwill of colleagues; be a team player. The remainder of summer allows you to put right any misunderstandings from earlier in the year. Old business is good business.
If it sounds a somewhat sticky, steamy picture, you're not wrong, but Venus putting her tow into your fellow earth sign of Virgo in the last week of the month should illuminate the new vistas that open in earnest in August. The almost full Moon in the Goat's skies on July 29/30 may put you on the spot but in a good way – grab your share of the limelight.
Yearning for a dream lover, mourning for the departure of the same or in the thrall of a happy partnership? As pointed out in last month's forecast, the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter in your partnership zone can describe any of these scenarios, maybe all at once!) but the pair put your one-on-one relationships centre stage for now and for the rest of the summer. One message from these two planets ('the greater and lesser benefics' in traditional astrology) is seek and ye shall find, however unappreciated you may feel. Another, since Venus pops out of opposition for the last 12 days of July, only to return in August, is that lovers come in and go out of focus, and there's many a twist to the tale of true love (or what passes for it). Hang in there.
Even if it isn't romance that pre-occupying you, partnerships of all kinds remain an on-going issue. You may, for example, wish to bury the hatchet with you and an ex, or to forge a powerful business alliance under these stars. Things come to a giddy climax at the Aquarian full Moon of July 31, which ism, nonetheless, not the moment to make declarations of your long term intentions – give it a few days' breathing space.
The traditional ruler of your sign, Saturn, has other things on his mind, notably, how you secure the professional advances you have made during 2013-15 and if there is something gone awry in your working life, how you might put things back on track, something that applies especially to birthdays 16-19 February. As Mars and a new Moon are lighting up your zone of everyday working (not necessarily the headline grabbing career moves), stay busy. Polish your halo.
The other planet touted as your guv'nor, Prometheus, is also strong in your 'scope in July as the maverick planet draws to an apparent halt. Siblings and chums may have an unusually assertive role now; if so, welcome it. If you are in the media, education or the internet game, you look like a hot prospect. Unorthodox, but hot.
'What's love got to do with it?' as a great Sagittarian singer once asked. Currently, quite a lot. The season of Cancer, a fellow water sign, is invariably positive for matters of the heart and this summer the presence of warrior Mars there gives you a hungry heart, if not for the romantic stuff then for people and past-times that feed your passion; follow your bliss, as the sage said. If you are longing for some one-on-one action, Mars urges you hunt your quarry, with the new Moon of July 16 the perfect time to relaunch your quest. Asteroid Juno – the marrying kind of goddess – in your complimentary sign of Virgo further adds to the sense that partnerships carry a particular weight this summer.
So too does the fact that Venus, the relating planet, also makes a brief but telling appearance in your opposite sign during the last two weeks of the month, a prelude to the arrival o9f your Jupiter ruler there in August. One way or another, keeping your chosen beau or belle onside looks a high priority, and if you are single, get the heck out the house and search.
That new moon has other messages, notably that if you are carrying wounds from old relationships (or more literal scars), here is the chance to heal them. Chiron is an enigmatic presence in the astrological set-up, half healer, half mover and shaker, but its presence in Piscean skies has particular resonance now, especially for birthdays circa March 14. Action in the fire sign of Leo, which governs your healthiest habits (and most dissolute ways!) also suggests that you are mission to tune up your heath regime.
Profession? As pointed out last month, you're currently between times, mid-2015 having shown you just how far you can climb up the ladder. Any preparations for the more demanding cycle that arrives in the autumn is time and energy well invested.
On fire in an angry or an inspirational way? Cancer may not be your favourite astrological month, and this summer you have your ruling planet, Mars, alongside the Sun to make life if not difficult, then awkward, especially where home and family are concerned,. Even if you are flying high in other respects, it's unlikely you can get everything on your own terms just now. Troublesome members of the clan have to be treated with a spirit of compromise (even the wretched builders). The new Moon of the 16th promises a new start, but Mars in opposition to Pluto on July 23 – an uncompromising combination – askes you not to blow a fuse, whether at home in your workplace.
Turning to inspiration, the presence of Jupiter and Venus in your solar fifth house is an excuse for some major summer party action. Look to your Leo chums, and if they don't deliver, consider throwing your own bash. The alignment of Jupiter and planet Prometheus in your own skies is exact on July 23 though this one-in-a lifetime alignment is active all month, asking you to dig deep into your psyche for what truly animates and thrills you. Venus is also in Leo – handy for romantics – but dips into Virgo over the last twelve days of the month; job offers that appear and then vanish shouldn't be abandoned as Venus returns to this point in October, when the offer may be renewed. The full Moon of July 23 may also cast some light on professional prospects; at the last it promises a social weekend.
There isn't much shadow in your stars, but mean Saturn's retrograde into your solar eighth house is there to ensure that amid all the excitement, you still have to grapple with the tiresome issue of finances, and since your lifestyle looks high-rolling just now, dig out some forgotten treasure from the vaults, of from your foiling cabinet.
If your line of work involves the media, entertainment, education or the internet, you have a live wire of a month in store. Mars, Mercury and the Sun moving through your solar third house – plus a new Moon there on July 16 – lend your efforts extra 'oomph' and favour you talking the hind leg off whomever is in a position to assist your enterprise. Anyone with corporate muscle who is in the frame circa July 23 deserves extra attention and a willingness to meet him/her halfway.
Aside from which your 'scope is firmly focused on home and family and the comfort and advantages they deliver (and if you want to move home, it's not too late). Jupiter in its final weeks in Leo is in many ways a summary of the path you have pursued over the past twelve months, asking for completion of not just domestic but career strategies, especially those that have given you the most trouble. That note is emphasised by the return of Saturn into opposition – mercifully, inly until mid-September. Saturn always sets the bar high and then makes you struggle to surmount it, but the effort that you put in pays back long term. The ringed planet's last gasp in Scorpio is there for you to tie up loose ends and ensure you have been as through as possible. Though this applies particularly to birthdays 17-20 May, all Taureans are asked to run the slide rule over your achievements during 2013-15.
What's in store is given a sneak preview by the shift of your ruling planet, Venus, into a fellow earth sign, Virgo, during the last two weeks of July. Your godmother drops back for a couple of months thereafter, but openings glimpsed now may be back on the table once summer is past. In any case, the second half of the month looks a genial time for the traditional Taurean pursuits of eating, drinking and making merry. For the romantics among you, it's also a favoured stretch, with asteroid Juno already offering a preview of what might become more committed picture in a few short weeks time.
The full Moon of July 31st is at the very peak of your 'scope, the place where you are most on display. This most obviously concerns your career, but its more general message is See and Be seen.
If you want a sticky issue into which to sink your teeth then money is probably the one. Mar, your ruler mercury and a new Moon (on the 16th) all revolve around short-term cash flow and how you lay hands on the folding stuff. Fretting is not obligatory, but with Mars making an uncompromising opposition to Pluto on July 23, be prepared for any showdowns and haggles with the powers that be before they come calling.
These are, however, passing clouds. More insistent in the current planetary picture are the heavyweight planets of Saturn and Prometheus. The former is now out of opposition, albeit only until mid-September, after which the basis on which you run both your professional and personal life will be put under sterner examination (birthdays at the beginning of the Gemini season have already had a taste of as much). Best, then, to treat the summer as a time when you can calmly prepare for the rigours of autumn – any problems with authority, bosses and partnerships are best thought through now. Immediate action is not called for, just a plan. Don't drift.
In the here and now both Prometheus and Jupiter are about enjoying the joys of friendship, the company of colleagues, the support of siblings and chums, and the merry circus of fellow humanity in which members of your sign revel. Those of you in the media, internet, education and the like are under highly favourable 'influences' when putting your name out there and dallying with colleagues are hugely advantageous – one contact leads to another, you know how it works. Your under-valued idealism (The Twins is a deeply humanitarian sig) works in your favour.
Since Venus in powerful in the mix during the first half of the month, singletons have every reason to mix and mingle. The relating planet moves into the zone concerning home and career during the last two weeks but only briefly, showing you a glimpse of what to expect/look for once summer is over. Everything, then, to play for, and play should be your watchword during high summer. Enjoy.


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Enslaved is one of the most frustrating games I have played in quite some time. Not because it is a bad game, quite the contrary, it is one of the most engaging and interesting games to come out this year. What really bothered me about Enslaved were the consistent technical problems that I encountered, ranging from small and excusable to utterly distracting. The game has huge ambitions, both technically and from a story telling aspect, but comes just short of achieving what could have been a mas...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Land-use links
"Smart Growth in Action: Housing Capacity and Development in Ventura County," a report by Ventura-based Solimar Research Group and the Reason Public Policy Institute: http://www.rppi.org/ps288.html
"Smart Growth In Action, Part 2: Case Studies In Housing Capacity
And Development From Ventura County, California," by Solimar: http://www.solimar.org/pdfs/ps311.pdf
"Raising The Roof: California Housing Development Projections and Constraints, 1997-2020," a report by the California Department of Housing and Community Development: http://www.hcd.ca.gov/hpd/hrc/rtr/int1r.htm.
"Locked Out: California's Affordable Housing Crisis," by the
California Budget Project:
"Sprawl Hits the Wall: Confronting the Realities of Metropolitan Los Angeles," a report by the Southern California Studies Center at USC and the Brookings Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy: http://www.brook.edu/es/urban/la/abstract.htm.
"Out of Reach 2003: America's Housing Wage Climbs," a comparison of wages and rents in every county in the nation by the National Low Income Housing Coalition: http://www.nlihc.org/oor_current/
"Farming on the Edge," a report by the American Farmland Trust on the loss of farmland to urban development: http://www.farmland.org/farmingontheedge/index.htm
Regional organizations, programs
- Bay Area Alliance for Sustainable Communities : http://www.bayareaalliance.org/
- California Center for Regional Leadership: http://www.calregions.org/home.php
- California Futures Network: http://www.calfutures.org/.
- Great Valley Center: http://www.greatvalley.org/
- Joint Venture Silicon Valley: http://www.jointventure.org/
- Metropolitan Forum Project : http://www.metroforum.org/index.php
- San Diego Dialogue: http://www.sandiegodialogue.org/
- Tri-Valley Business Council: http://www.trivalley.org/
- Valley Vision: http://www.valleyvision.org/
- Greenbelt Alliance: http://www.greenbelt.org/
- Placer Legacy Open Space and Agricultural Conservation Program: http://www.placer.ca.gov/planning/legacy/
- Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District: http://www.sonoma-county.org/opensp/
- Center for Livable Communities: http://www.lgc.org/center/
Local organizations
- SOAR: http://www.soarusa.org/
- Ventura County Civic Alliance: http://www.vccf.org/civicalliance/
- Ojai Valley Land Conservancy: http://www.ovlc.org/
- Ventura County Planning Division: http://www.ventura.org/planning/
- Ventura County Farm Bureau: http://www.vcfarmbureau.com/
- Ventura Local Agency Formation Commission: http://www.ventura.lafco.ca.gov/
- Ventura County Transportation Commission: http://www.goventura.org/
- Ag Futures Alliance: http://www.agfuturesalliance.net/
Industry and professional groups
- National Association of Home builders: http://www.nahb.org/
- California Association of realtors: http://www.car.org/
- California Building Industry Association: http://www.cbia.org/
- American Planning Association, California Chapter: http://www.calapa.org/
Tools, models and other data
- PlaceMatters.Com: http://www.placematters.us/.
- U.S. Census Bureau: http://www.sprawlcity.org/index.html
- Planning and Conservation League: http://www.pcl.org/
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Please tune out the false negative ads on television paid for by anonymous haters and be determined to vote! Early voting continues in the Candy Room at 125 Pine Ave. in Albany this week. Tuesday, Nov. 2, will be a historic day and we need everyone at the polls.
The 1 cent sales tax is the last thing on the ballot so, please remember to vote all the way through. Tuesday Nov. 2 is our day — don't let special interest attack ads take it away from you with their doom and gloom aimed at your candidates. Every voter who shows up and casts their ballot is a vote for hope and a better future.
Think positive.
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USA Today
Full results of a big study that showed some smokers' lives could be saved by screening with lung scans now reveal more clearly what the risks are: There's a good chance of a false alarm.
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WBBM Newsradio's Steve Miller reports hundreds of schools in Illinois are used as polling places, but state Rep. Jack Franks (D-Marengo) has introduced legislation to put a stop to that practice.
Franks said it's a matter of safety.
"Right now, if I want to go see my kids at school, I have to get buzzed in; as it should be, but for some reason, we don't require that on Election Day," Franks said. "We've been lucky that there hasn't been a problem, but I don't think that we should continue to press our luck."
Cook County Clerk David Orr, who oversees election in suburban Cook county, said removing polling places from schools is a bad idea.
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Trial begins for man accused in 2010 Abilene murder
Testimony began Tuesday in the trial of an Abilene man accused of killing another man in 2010.
Danny Calamaco, 35, is accused in the fatal shooting of Steven McCain, 29, in the front yard of Calamaco's house at the intersection of Ambler and Bridge avenues on Nov. 2, 2010.
McCain was shot in the leg and chest after what police described as a disturbance in the yard.
Calamaco fled the scene. He turned himself in three days later.
Calamaco was indicted on a charge of first-degree murder in February 2011.
Jury selection was completed earlier Tuesday in the 42nd District Court, according to a court official.
The official noted that Calamaco insisted on questioning the jury himself — a task normally reserved for the defense attorney — and refused to change out of the orange jumpsuit worn by Taylor County Jail inmates.
At one point, Calamaco indicated he would represent himself, but apparently changed his mind and allowed Monte Sherrod to represent him.
Testimony began about 2 p.m.
By 4 p.m. Tuesday, prosecutor Jim Hicks had called several witnesses, including officers from the Abilene Police Department who investigated the shooting and a forensics specialist. A coroner was expected to testify later in the afternoon.
Testimony was expected to continue this morning.
Calamaco has been held in the Taylor County Jail since his arrest in lieu of a $100,000 bond.
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Midwest Living Review
Sitting on 28 wooded acres just minutes outside of town, Hayward KOA has been designed with kids in mind. The park teems with amenities, including a waterslide, heated pool, arcade, miniature golf and enough activities to keep little ones occupied for hours. A fun option for the whole family—the on-site kayak, canoe, inner tube rental and carpooling service lets guests enjoy leisurely 90-minute rides down the nearby river.
The campgrounds consist primarily of RV sites (from $43.59) but has fully equipped cabins and some tent sites. Spaces are somewhat compact, but this works in favor of campers with children looking to make new friends. During peak times, the park also puts on quite a show of social activities. A chocolate-theme weekend includes treats, games and the popular chocolate slip-and-slide. Other events include movies in the pavilion, hearty breakfasts, free s'mores on Fridays and DJ-ed dances on Saturday nights.


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This story has been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Liverpool Football Club.
Liverpool have NOT bid for Mario Balotelli, claim AC Milan.
With Luis Suarez now just a 31-goal hole in the Reds' forward line Brendan Rodgers is believed to be keen to add a marquee name before the deadline.
A number of reports have put the bad boy Italian's name in the frame but while the interest may indeed be real, there is yet to be a formal offer tabled.
"At this time we have not received any offer from Liverpool for Balotelli," AC Milan club administrator Adriano Galliani said to Gazzetta dello Sport. "Hence, there is no negotiation."
Milan president Silvio Berlusconi has said previously that he came close to selling Balotelli to an unnamed English club before the World Cup.
And while confirming that a bid is yet to be received, the club, crucially, did not rule out selling their star striker before window closes.
Indeed, Galliani left the Italian's future firmly up in the air when quizzed.
"We will see as the transfer market ends on September 1," he added.
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