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It was inevitable in a way, and yet no less disturbing. Egypt's military rulers and the country's Islamists have been heading for a bloody confrontation since the ousting last month of elected president
The question was not if, but when, a violent standoff would result in a conflagration such as that witnessed on Wednesday night, and a further shredding of Egypt's fragile consensus underpinning a transition from military to civilian rule.
Now, we are back where we started when long-serving military dictator
Now, that accord has been shattered. Military control has been restored with the declaration of a month-long emergency and curfew.
Egypt risks civil conflict in which escalating confrontation becomes more difficult to contain. Already, we have seen unrest spreading from Cairo to cities and towns outside the capital. The country's vulnerable Coptic Christian population, accounting for about 10 per cent of Egypt's 80 million people, has been rendered more vulnerable, with reports of churches torched.
The fragile balance between various ethnic and religious groups is unravelling.
Then there is the Sinai, where militant Islamists have asserted their sway in recent months, engaging in daily conflict with the military and threatening peace with Israel. A rocket attack from the Sinai this week on the Israeli Gulf of Aqaba tourist haven of Eilat is a bad development and risks Israel's intervention across Egypt's Sinai frontier.
But beyond all this, the question for the West is how it might manage a crisis that is far and away more threatening to its interests in the region than other conflicts – in Libya, in Syria and in Iraq, leaving aside managing Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Egypt is the Arab world's most populous country and its most strategically important, providing – as it does, via the Suez Canal – a bridge between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean. Its peace treaty with Israel underpins Western strategic interests.
In a week when Israelis and Palestinians are sitting down to negotiate a US-sponsored peace, however difficult that may be, the last thing America needs is upheaval in the heart of the Arab world.
Calls to suspend US aid to Egypt may be premature, but Washington and its allies cannot disregard these latest developments. Concerted Western diplomatic efforts are needed to bring about at least a restoration of order. This is a necessary precursor to some sort of truce between the military, its secularist supporters and the Islamists. The alternative, including a descent into bloody civil war, hardly bears contemplating.
US influence may be diminished across the region, but in partnership with its Gulf allies, the US retains leverage over an impoverished state dependent on outside assistance. This leverage should be employed purposefully.
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Matt Hurt joined Dawson & Sodd, LLP as a partner in April 2011. He focuses exclusively on eminent domain and condemnation litigation. Immediately prior to joining Dawson & Sodd, Matt practiced almost exclusively in the area of eminent domain, representing both landowners and condemning authorities while working for Locke Lord, LLP in Dallas. Before focusing so closely in this area, Matt represented clients in construction defect litigation, antitrust matters, personal injury and products liability cases, and numerous business litigation matters.
He graduated magna cum laude from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering while also completing the Engineering Scholars Program in 1996. While studying there, he was nominated by the Department of Civil Engineering for Outstanding Student in the College of Engineering and he served in student government. Matt worked in the civil engineering field for nearly two years before attending law school. Some of his work involved research on the Texas A&M campus for the United States Navy. His engineering background and experience helps him to envision and critically analyze the impact that a government project will have on a landowner's property. Due to his engineering experience, he has become invaluable to Dawson & Sodd's clients and other partners, most notably in highway takings and other matters involving engineering analysis of damage to properties from partial takings.
In 2001, Matt graduated magna cum laude from Texas Tech University School of Law. During law school, he earned the highest grade in three classes: Torts, Products Liability, and Legal Writing. Matt was president of the law school's Texas Aggie Bar Association, served on the Board of Barristers, and was Technology Editor of the Texas Tech Law Review. He and his mock trial partner won the Texas Tech School of Law mock trial competition during their third year of law school.
The Thomson Reuters service has recognized Matt as a Super Lawyer in Texas eminent domain law for 2014-2016. Before being named a Super Lawyer, Thomson Reuters also recognized Matt as a Rising Star in construction litigation in 2005, and in the area of eminent domain in 2013 and 2015.
Matt is licensed to practice in Texas and Colorado, state and federal courts in Texas, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
When not practicing law, Matt enjoys spending time with his wife and two sons, especially if it involves anything outdoors. Matt and his family attend Northwest Bible Church in Dallas.
- Representative Matters
Matt has represented landowners against a variety of condemning authorities in a wide range of condemnation cases, including:
- The State of Texas and TxDOT
- Numerous pipeline cases
- Numerous powerline cases
- Union Pacific Railroad
- Cities including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Frisco
- Several counties
- Fort Worth Trinity River Vision Project
- Various water and utility districts
- Trinity River Authority
- Prosper ISD
- Reported Condemnation Cases
Appellate successes include the following:
- State v. State Street Bank & Trust Co., 359 S.W.3d 375, 380 (Tex. App.—Dallas 2012, no pet.)
- State v. Johnson, 444 S.W.3d 62 (Tex. App.—Dallas 2014, pet. denied)
- Presentations & Publications
- CLE Presentation: Attacking an Appraiser by Attacking the Other Experts, Attacking and Defending an Appraisal in Litigation CLE Conference in Austin, November 17-18, 2016
- Improving the Landowner's Odds in Eminent Domain Cases, published in April 2015 issue of Headnotes for the Dallas Bar Association, co-authored with Tyler Milton and Jody McSpadden.
- CLE Presentation: Eminent Domain, Texas Aggie Bar Association Annual Meeting, March 2015, Texas A&M University
- CLE Presentation: Overview of Texas Condemnation and Eminent Domain Law, Collin County Bench/Bar Conference, March 2012
- CLE Presentation: Presenting Your Case with Demonstrative Evidence, Center for American and International Law; Planning, Zoning, and Eminent Domain Seminar 2010, SMU Plano Campus
- Education
- Texas Tech University School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2001, magna cum laude
- Texas A&M University, Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, 1996, magna cum laude
- Admitted to Practice
- Texas Courts statewide
- Colorado, 2002
- Federal Courts in Texas
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
- Professional & Community Involvement
- Colorado Bar Association
- Dallas Bar Association
- Texas Aggie Bar Association
- Member of Northwest Bible Church
- President of Ranch POA Board of Directors for 1300 acre residential ranch development in Colorado
- Awards & Recognition
- Selected to the Texas Super Lawyers list published annually by Thomson Reuters service for eminent domain for 2014 through 2017.
- Selected to the Rising Stars list published annually by Thomson Reuters service in construction litigation in 2005, and in the area of eminent domain in 2013 and 2014.


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Dean John Featherstone's June column:
Not long ago, I ran across an alumna — who's also a friend — whom I hadn't seen in a while. We bumped into each other at some function and agreed it was time to catch up. We met for lunch, updated each other about all manner of things.
She also wanted to donate to the Dean's Scholarship for Opportunity. But that was quite the frosting on the cake: a wonderful gesture, but not the primary reason for our lunch. That was purely two friends catching up with each other, finding out where each was going in his and her respective lives — one of those small things friends do.
Small things matter.
We should never underestimate the effect that some small thing — an act of kindness, or even just doing our job well, with consideration and respect — will have on others.
Those qualities — consideration and respect — sometimes appear to be not as valued as they once were. We at UCSF do consciously value these: The values we hold at both the school and campus levels include mutual respect, thoughtfulness, integrity. This is especially important in patient care. We must never lose sight of the thoughtfulness and respect we want to show our patients in the busyness of our daily lives. When we are confronted with those who are thoughtless, rude, abrupt … it is my hope that somehow we can navigate through that, not be too affected by what they do.
I grant this is not always an easy task. To give another example: I'm a reasonably sizeable person, and every so often someone inexplicably walks into me. Recently I was in an airport where a person was walking toward me, reading something on her phone. I changed direction to avoid her, and she changed direction. I changed direction again to avoid her; she changed direction too. At that point I stopped, and she walked right into me. I apologized to her and went on.
In the past I might have said something quite different. It's been somewhat of a personal journey to get to that point. It can take a long time, as well as conscious thought and effort. But it is a journey worth undertaking — better sooner than later.
I've seen the fruits of that here: in clinical situations, with students and faculty, who have gone out of their way to treat with compassion a patient who has come in with pain and impatience.
It's a small but important thing: to try to be a bit more relaxed and forgiving of others. As the common saying goes, Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. One never knows what happened to someone the night before, or even that morning.
A beloved member of the School of Dentistry has come up hard against one of those battles. Last month, we learned of the unexpected passing of Matthew Finzen, DDS, MD — a member of the school's class of 2014 and the son of longtime faculty member Fritz Finzen, DDS. Many of us here are close to the Finzen family and have held Matt in high regard. We continue to keep them in our thoughts and prayers.
Times of transition — an untimely death, for certain; but happier occasions as well, such as our upcoming commencement exercises — help put things in perspective. They remind us of the journeys we undertake. And they serve as reminders that, along those journeys, small things do indeed matter.


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"Outside interests don't care about local concerns
Slick "Yes on KK" campaign mailers are carpet-bombing Laguna. I received three in three days. Television ads are running too. And television isn't cheap! Where is all the money coming from? The promoters of KK represent themselves as locals. Their official name is, "Laguna Locals for..." The mailers declare KK will, "protect our beach community from outside interests."
In truth, this group is run by outside interests. Los Angeles attorney, David Welch, wrote the measure. Ron Fattal, from the San Fernando Valley provided major funding. Its treasurer, Jen Slater aka JenEve Slater, is President of Campaign Compliance Group, an Irvine company. Their phone number, (949) 342-0104, is also in Irvine. They have a local address, a PO Box. It seems one involved person has been living in Laguna, at the homeless shelter. That's not a crime, but this person appears to be a front. I doubt this "local" is funding the campaign.
Their pre-election campaign statement filed with our City Clerk bears a startling signature purported to be that of the "Proponent or Responsible Officer of Sponsor." Think of the Responsible Officer as "the main guy." His signature is :-). No, I'm not happy about the signature; the signature is literally a smiley face! See this document in Laguna City records at:
Why are outsiders hiding their origins, and why does this matter to us locals? Real locals are concerned about the impact of KK on our town. Real locals want to know who would be operating these marijuana dispensaries. Outside interests don't care about local concerns; they're pouring money into their campaign in order to get those lucrative marijuana dispensary licenses.
Ask yourself, would you vote in favor of an ordinance that requires (not permits, but requires) the City to issue marijuana dispensary licenses to convicted felons, or to illegal drug dealers, or to money launderers? Measure KK is worse.
Its proponents wrote KK so if passed it would require the City to ignore any unsavory fact about an applicant for a marijuana dispensary license if the applicant is a corporation that just happens to meet a convoluted set of conditions.
You might well deduce those who designed KK included convoluted terms they already meet to insure licenses will go to them, not to locals. After all, how else will they recoup their investment in television ads and campaign mailers?
Tom Halliday
Laguna Beach
Bridge Park?
Another proposal for the "Village Entrance"… Since warmed over versions of the long delayed village entrance concept have not gained a lot of popularity, here's an enhanced idea for this area.
Envision a complete separation of pedestrian and vehicular traffic at the Canyon, Forest, and Broadway intersection. Utilizing the parking areas across from the Festival of Arts entrance, build a park that covers the entire Canyon Road, on both sides, from roughly Forest Avenue some distance towards The Art A Fair and create a pedestrian/public use park on the many acres that can be created above the current road and parking areas. Have ramps, stairs, elevator, soft and hardscape, seating, a small amphitheater, maybe a little retail or restaurant space, public restrooms. All of this in what is currently air space above congested traffic, pedestrian crosswalks, parking areas and the creek.
Having several pedestrian routes to connect various sidewalks would eliminate the need for at grade crossings. Views of the ocean will be created from several blocks away, where none now exist, and a built-out downtown would have a new landscape to utilize. The downtown has no other way to increase its land area and this idea could incorporate parking, the farmers market and small venues for civic events.
While such a concept, poorly executed, could be a hideous monstrosity, a well-conceived, well-planned version could be a work of art itself. Developed artistically it could inspire the traditions of Laguna and lean into a future that is, frankly, already here. Utilizing soft and hardscape elements to break up the large area, creating a hill to house an amphitheater, incorporating multiple seating areas, it could become the larger gathering space that our downtown doesn't have.
It could help alleviate the stress of where to meet, park and cross to several of our most popular landside attractions. With multiple uses it could attract locals to free concerts, visitors to our several festivals and, perhaps, more folks circulating and lingering in an area that is currently only something to pass through while heading somewhere else.
Bridge Park, or whatever it might be called, rather than competing with existing events and venues would be an enhancement and a connection point. A place to meet and visit, an entrancing and interesting place to begin an exploration of the surrounding arts festivals and the greater downtown. Food for thought. Peace.
John Walker
Laguna Beach
Mayor Dicterow and Measure KK
I am a long-term resident of Laguna Beach, who is concerned that Mayor Dicterow is out of touch with the best interests of all residents.
On March 24, 2016, the Registrar of Voters notified the City that Measure KK had qualified to be on the ballot for November election.
Since March 24, our Chief of Police and several Council members have expressed their opposition to Measure KK. This Measure would give the Bill's sponsors the unregulated ability to open two medicalmarijuana dispensaries in our town. Our City would have no power to regulate these dispensaries, i.e., the location of them.
At a special City Council meeting, held on August 8, Mr. Dicterow recused himself from voting on the City-drafted competing ballot measurement, which would have given our city the ability to regulate the medical marijuana dispensaries in our town.
Mr. Dicterow gave us three reasons for his recusal:
He stated that he worked for Dana Rohrabacher, one of the most outspoken government officials on the issue of support for medical marijuana dispensaries. I heard Mr. Dicterow state "When you work for someone for a long time, there might be an inherent basis where I might not be able to approach the subject matter in an unbiased objective viewpoint, and that during my employment by Dana Rohrabacher, we had regularly met with a number of pro-medical-marijuana consultants." He revealed during this Council meeting that he personally was approached, through Dana Rohrabacher, by a consultant who solicited his support on a "pro-voter-initiative campaign" Measure KK, but he rejected this offer. Please read Mr. Dicterow's entire statement, on our City's website, under Meeting Agendas, August 8th, "Recap."
I am very concerned that these decisions made by Mr. Dicterow clearly place his own financial issues above the welfare of the majority of Laguna Beach residents.
Mr. Dicterow, if you are a staff member of Councilman Rohrabacher, you most certainly have a conflict of interest regarding this ballot measure. You profess transparency, but after the fact. We need transparency before the fact. This is a serious violation to those of us who voted for you in the last election. Please do the right thing and resign. Please also refund the monies, which were collected by you for our current election campaign.
I value all of those councilpersons who acted responsibly regarding Measure KK, without regard for their personal interests, including our Chief of Police Farinella. I am hopeful that whomever we elect to City Council will be a leader we can trust.
Jahn M. Levitt
Laguna Beach
Malicious trick
Recently, Mayor Steve Dicterow's personal finances, including the filing of a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy to save his home from foreclosure, were highlighted by a candidate opposing Dicterow in the City Council election.
Steve has worked diligently, along with the other council members, to create a conservative city budget with built in reserves so that Laguna Beach can weather the next economic downturn. The malicious trick of trying to humiliate and publicly shame Dicterow was a cheap ambush, made in a forum (public communication at City Council) where Steve would not ordinarily have an opportunity to respond. Fortunately, he did respond and did so admirably.
I appreciate Steve's time and efforts on behalf of our city. He has my support and vote.
Marshall Ininns
Laguna Beach
McGraw speaks up
As many of you may know, I am running for City Treasurer of Laguna Beach. There have been many letters orchestrated against me during this process so I felt it was time for me to speak up.
The facts behind my run for office are very simple. The job of the Part Time Elected City Treasurer has been expanded into something it was never meant to be. The salary, extra billed reimbursed expenses, overtime and benefits now cost the city close to 160k per year according to www.transparentcalifornia.com. There is absolutely no need or benefit for the city treasurer to be a CPA, as there are No Tax duties involved in the position. There is a reason why 4 out of 5 City Council Members are supporting me, as these are the people who know what is truly involved in the job.
My 14 years of operational banking and investing experience and 18 years of detailed bookkeeping and auditing experience consist of exactly what the real job duties are; Banking, Investing and auditing. There are basically 20-25 investments, mostly CD's and some fixed income assets that come due each year.
The only way to get this back to where it is intended to be is to make a change. Money is not my motivation in running for this position. The reason this is so controversial is because since Laura Parisi was appointed in a 3/2 vote 17 years ago, nobody has challenged her-meaning she has never been elected by any other way then default. When positions like this go unchallenged there is a lack of information that is made public thus allowing things to become something they should not be.
As a citizen of this community, once I discovered all this information- I felt it would actually be irresponsible of me not to run.
So for the record- this is not personal, this is not about Laura Parisi- this is about fiscal and moral responsibility. This is about a part time elected position that has a term of 4 years. Don't you think it is time to let it be what it really is?
Anne McGraw
Laguna Beach
Misleading information
Laura Parisi is honest, hardworking and capable of watching our tax dollars.
My family received four cards from Anne McGraw in the mail last week that stated a huge exaggeration of Laura Parisi's annual salary. This number is a matter of public record and can easily be researched online at the city's website.
Somehow Anne either misread the numbers or did the math incorrectly, as she stated that Laura receives almost twice as much as she actually makes. I find it disturbing that someone running for city treasurer, a job that requires reliability and financial savvy can make such a gross mistake and then mail to the voting public, the taxpayers she is pledging to protect, such misleading information.
Martha Simkins Davis
Laguna Beach
Re-elect Parisi
I have always been impressed by the professionalism and obvious expertise of our City Treasurer Laura Parisi, who has consistently earned the confidence of Laguna Beach voters over her many years of public service.
But Laura's reputation for excellence in the field of municipal finance extends far beyond our city limits. She has been entrusted by regional and state leaders to serve as the Chair of the Revenue and Taxation Committee for the League of California Cities, Vice-Chair of the Orange County Treasury and Oversight Committee and Board Member for the Local Agency Investment Board for the State of California Treasurer's Office.
Our community deserves nothing less than the best when it comes to managing and investing our tax dollars. Laguna beach can do no better than re-electing Laura Parisi as our City Treasurer.
Carrie Joyce
Laguna Beach
Reminding of Vickers' record
As an involved PTA mom back in 1987 when Jan Vickers was ousted from the School Board by voters, I was astonished to hear that bruising recall election referred to as a "tempest in a teapot." That's historical revisionism at its worst, contrived to help Vickers' bid for a seventh four-year term.
Vickers was recalled for supporting retention of a fired LBHS varsity football coach, after he first was arrested for illegal marijuana use, then felony cocaine possession and violently resisting police arrest.
The bad-boy celebrity coach pleaded to keep working with impressionable boys as part of his recovery program. Vickers chose enablement and codependency over consequences and boundaries.
She now blames lack of "policy on addiction treatment." But as reported by LA Times in 1987 Vickers blamed racism by recall supporters because of coach's African descent.
Along with many others, I experienced Vickers' attack as racial hate speech by a government official targeting citizens' civil rights. We're still waiting for her apology.
Raising three grandchildren, a pre-schooler, one at TOW and one at Thurston, like many parents I stay informed from a safe distance, but civic duty once again requires me to remind voters of Vickers' record.
In 2013 she voted to move school year start to August without public discussion, double central office senior staff, and 1,000% spending increase for costly outside consultants duplicating new senior staff duties!
Vickers voted to hire Superintendent's pals at inflated salaries, soon terminated for failure to perform, including personnel director reportedly fired to avoid sexual harassment charges.
In 2015 she voted to end geometry in middle school, limit science and math acceleration pathways in high school, and end AP honors grade weighting still widely considered for college admissions, hurting my grandchildren and all next generation learners.
Vickers voted in 2015 for $10 million raid on school rainy day fund for spending spree on campus build-out, touted as her legacy in current re-election campaign. Some or all that funding should have been invested in teachers and students to develop better learning capacity under new curriculum standards for each campus.
We hear she voted herself gold-plated public employee health insurance for decades. Nice perk.
For my three grandchildren and all kids in our town, in 2016 I am voting for change.
Michele Nelson
Laguna Beach
Vote no on KK
As a mother of multiple children in town, I fell it necessary to speak up about Measure KK.
I was actually somewhat indifferent to this proposition until recently. OC Weekly published an article about one of my favorite beaches, "Thousand Steps". Apparently, its going to be a great place to get faded, watch blurs of light, pitch black skies and hear those crashing waves.
I look at Thousand Steps beach as a great place to exercise, swim, skim, and hang out with friends and family. But, get high? Is this what Laguna will be turning into if Measure KK passes? Our beautiful beaches have already been victims to carelessness and disrespect by many. Are we really asking for more? For those of you who are fighting to pass this measure, I urge you to sit down and really think about what this potentially could do our town.
Please don't say you deserve to have a dispensary in town. We have come so far already regarding marijuana and its use. Anyone with a medical marijuana card can drive to any dispensary to get whatever they want. Even easier, as simple as calling for pizza delivery, you can also have your marijuana delivered. Elderlies unable to drive, one Uber away will get you there safely and quickly!
I know this as a medical marijuana user myself. It has helped me with some medical issues and I do believe in its use. I just don't believe as a community we are ready for this, or should welcome it. I don't see this Measure about helping us who need it, I see it as one that will harm us all. Please vote no on KK.
Melanie Rogers
Laguna Beach
Reaction to third and final presidential debate
Now that the third and final presidential debate is in the rear view mirror, it is a sprint to Election Day. Some of my Laguna friends have characterized the 2016 campaign as the worst ever while others in town have said it is a watershed event in our nation's history.
Back in August, I tried to explain the differences between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton this way: "I attended a meeting recently where 'America the Beautiful' was performed. While I listened to the choir sing, it hit me like a ton of bricks. The differences between GOP and Democratic nominees have nothing to do with politics. They have everything to do with how the two presidential candidates internalize the lyrics of this magnificent song."
No matter which candidate wins next month, my hope is we, as a people, can put our differences aside and begin the all-important process of moving this nation forward. After all, isn't this what the lyrics "God shed His grace on thee," "And crown they good with brotherhood," and "From sea to shining sea" really are calling us to do?
Denny Freidenrich
Laguna Beach
To the point
Just an idea for a larger Community/High School pool.
Install a much larger aquatic center in the district parking lot, (below Park Ave grade at the uphill end of existing lot). Put a parking deck on top as a roof. More swimming and water polo, keep the parking. Repurpose or maintain existing pool.
John Walker
Laguna Beach
Wolff negative tactics a blunder?
Howard Hills was urged not to "go negative" on Peggy Wolff by supporters of both candidates. So he issued statements praising her volunteerism and pledging to work together if both are elected.
Wolff and her campaign surrogates responded with a trumped up negative narrative accusing Hills of dishonestly intending an "implied" endorsement of his candidacy by the Superintendent of Schools. Wolff and her surrogates used reckless, mean-spirited language calling Howard devoid of moral "scruples," guilty of "bad form," "dirty" and "unethical."
A local reporter with an obvious agenda inflated this cynically fabricated narrative, forcing the Superintendent to confirm "neutrality" in the election! That was gratuitous for anyone who passed Civics 101 in school.
Wolff's "form over substance" logic is absurd. Suppose the Hillary Clinton campaign issues a press release agreeing with Congressional testimony by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the need for new strategic priorities, with quotes from General Dunford and his official Pentagon photo. Does anyone really believe that means the JCS Chairman is "endorsing" Clinton for President?
To the contrary, Hills' ad was focused on the substance of the Superintendent's call for new School Board governance priorities. Indeed Wolff's contrived accusations against Hills' character revealed her lack of grounding in the very fundamentals of American civics first Hills and now the new Superintendent have urged the Board to address.
Both Hills and the Superintendent used strikingly similar logic and words proposing governance workshops and training for School Board members and staff. Hills wanted voters to know he is optimistic about working with the new Superintendent to enhance protocols and restore orderly user-friendly Board proceedings.
In the real world a candidate for elected office does not want or need "endorsement" by a public employee. If public employees go on record in an official capacity regarding policy issues, however, candidates are free to agree or disagree and do so often.
That is one way to inform voters of what to expect from a candidate if elected. No one understanding the roles of elected leaders and public employees should accept the warped logic of Wolff's negative tactics or [a newspaper's] "hit piece" targeting Hills.
Instead of a false "implied" narrative, Peggy Wolff should inform voters whether she agrees with Howard Hills and the new Superintendent about the need for new School Board governance protocols and priorities.
Frank Carri
Laguna Beach
The old pool – the new pool – the next pool
I am a long term Laguna Beach Community pool enthusiast with a long history of the Old and New pool in Laguna Beach.
I taught Swim lessons along with Slim and Swim classes for the Adult Education program in the Old pool, which was located on the Laguna Beach High School campus at that time. When they built the new pool located across the street they originally needed to subsidize the reason for lap swimming by hiring me to teach "private swim lessons" through the Community Services Department (i.e.: Recreation Department).
The swim program began to grow to private swim lessons, lap swimming, American Red Cross Swim lessons, Recreation Swim and to the children's swim team program. At that time my daughter was about 5 years old and was swimming on the swim team which became a popular program!
When my daughter became a little older there was not a girls water polo team so she convinced a friend from Chad Beeler's Junior Lifeguard program to join the Boys water polo team and they played together with the boys on Chad's team!
Because there was not a club team for girls to play water polo in Laguna Beach my daughter was forced to join other club teams outside of Laguna Beach.
It wasn't until High School that she could finally play Girls water polo! Thanks to Chad Beeler and Ethan Damato the Water Polo Program has boomed in Laguna Beach.
Even though I am wrinkled from teaching in the pool and have aged, I would very much volunteer or subsidize my services for another Pool in Laguna Beach!
That is how much I believe in keeping this swim program alive for our children in this community!
I have spent many years in the old pool and the new pool so why not next pool!
Thank you for your article on the Community Pool.
Nikki Duplisea
Laguna Beach
Voting for Vickers and Wolff
The Laguna Beach school board candidate forum last week was quite revealing. Incumbent Jan Vickers was clear and steady, demonstrating that she knows the job inside and out. I am told Vickers attends each school's PTA meetings, back-to-school nights, open houses, elementary and middle school promotions. To me, that shows dedication. Former Orange County public schoolteacher Peggy Wolff proved an equally strong candidate. She demonstrated a command of district issues and the touchy subjects that can divide parents and administrators, succinctly explaining her logic.
The third candidate, Howard Hills, confused me. He was against the use of consultants to help improve curriculum (calling it a waste of money), but he favored (and would spend heavily on) "security" consultants, suggesting our schools were somehow unsafe. He criticized past actions of the school board but had "no opinion" on the merits of the decisions at issue. He brought with him a thick sheaf of papers. It was the LBUSD budget, and he used it as a prop to dramatically wave it in the air and call it "useless." And in response to nearly every question, Hills mentioned his desire to add "Civics" and "Governance" classes for grades 5 through 12 – without mentioning what courses he would eliminate to make room in the schedule.
The candidates also differed in demeanor. Vickers and Wolff answered questions directly and cogently. They were thoughtful and courteous. Hills, on the other hand, delivered long answers that exceeded the agreed upon time limits, and kept trying to remake points in response to prior questions. He even argued with the moderator. I found him to be disrespectful.
For all these reasons, I'm voting for Vickers and Wolff.
Rachiel MacAlistaire
Laguna Beach
City's unfunded pension liability is a serious issue
So the City wants an additional $2 million per year to, according to the City's informational flyer, "protect beaches from pollution; provide fire and police protection and emergency response services; promote utility undergrounding to prevent fires and power outages; improve the cleanliness of public areas such as sidewalks and streets; and provide other services and improvements in Laguna Beach. Are these "Vital Services" currently being provided at reduced levels due to budgetary constraints?
Not according to the City. The home page of the City's website on October 17 includes (right under the promo link to Measure LL) links to the Street Resurfacing Update (continuing until December), the Top of the World Trail Project (beginning October 24), and the Summit Drive Utility Undergrounding (also beginning October 24). The City certainly has planned well and has the funds for these projects and others.
In proposing a Two-Year Budget on April 30, 2015, the City Manager stated, "The economic outlook for the City of Laguna Beach is optimistic with moderate growth expected for the next two years. The General Fund is doing well and the City finds itself in a relatively healthy position with many of the City's revenues meeting or exceeding levels experienced prior to the recession. The revenue projections assume continued moderate growth and that sustained drought conditions will not have a significant impact on the local economy...Overall, the proposed two-year General Fund budget is balanced with revenues exceeding expenditures by $1.3 million in FY 2015-16 and $1.5 million in FY 2016-17. The 20% reserve remains intact".
As late as March of this year, the Director of Finance stated that the "City's overall financial position is strong," with a General Fund Reserve of $11.6 million.
So why the need for an additional $2 million per year for the unrestricted General Fund? Fortunately, the City has already answered that for us. Back in 2015, the City Manager warned, "Unfunded pension liabilities still remain a significant concern. CALPERS (California Public Employee Retirement System) is forecasting that the cost of pensions will increase over the next five years, and possibly longer, as the CaLPERS Board continues to take steps to stabilize the pension plan. In 2014, the City Council approved its own strategy to help stabilize the impact of increasing pension costs by augmenting the City's contribution to the unfunded pension liability by $1.4 million annually.
However, the City's plan for safety employees must still be addressed. This will likely require another $1.4 million be added to the budget." Again earlier this year, the Director of Finance also warned that, "Long term financial issues include paying down the unfunded pension liability and personnel costs (salaries, benefits, healthcare)".
Clearly, the City needs unrestricted funds to pay down its pension liability that it freely admits is unfunded. In drafting Measure LL, it seems that the City Council targeted a small non-voting constituency, "local hotels and other lodging establishments," and figured that voters would agree to increase someone else's local taxes by 20%.
The City's unfunded pension liability is a serious issue that deserves proper attention, but its solution should not be borne on the backs of some of the City's most important economic drivers and contributors.
James M. Lawson
Laguna Beach
Measure KK on marijuana dispensaries to be discussed at Village Laguna Meeting
At the Village Laguna general meeting on Monday, Oct 24, Laguna Beach Police Chief Laura Farinella and Councilmember Rob Zur Schmiede will provide information on the adverse impacts Measure KK and marijuana dispensaries will have on our community and how to spread the word in the last weeks before the election,
The meeting will be at the Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship, 429 Cypress Drive. The meeting is open to the public, and starts at 7 p.m.
Village Laguna is opposing Measure KK and urging a No vote. If passed, Laguna Beach would be the only city in southern Orange County with medical marijuana dispensaries. If the statewide ballot proposition allowing recreational use of marijuana should pass, these dispensaries would quickly become regional dealerships. The City would have no control over the selection of operators while being responsible for providing the additional public-safety resources that the operation of these lucrative all-cash businesses is expected to require.
Contributions to the No campaign (made out to "Defeat Measure KK") may be sent to Together Laguna Can Defeat Measure KK, P.O. Box 5134, Laguna Beach, CA 92652. "No on KK" yard signs, provided by Let Laguna Vote, may be picked up at 1960 Glenneyre Street.
Village Laguna
Campaign signs
Campaign signs are proliferating around town. Must be October!
One series of signs caught my eye: One candidate is campaigning on preserving and protecting the charm and scale of our Village. You can find these hung on hotels, big restaurants and empty lots all about town.
If I recall correctly, this same candidate is the one who has championed huge parking garages, advocated for turning our neighborhoods into short term rental districts, votes in favor of big mansions in small scale neighborhoods, and always seem to favor big business over the one of a kind local venues.
There is only one candidate in the election who we can count on to be there to prevent the destruction of our charm and scale: Verna Rollinger.
Over the 34+ years that she has served our city as City Clerk and on the City Council, Verna always sided with our residents and neighborhoods and small business. It's great that she is willing to serve again on the council.
Think about our future. If there is only one candidate you will vote for this November, make it Verna!
Armando Baez
Laguna Beach
Verna can do the math
Can anyone do math?
When you were in high school, you probably took either the ACT or SAT. And you got a verbal score and a math score.
It looks to me like Laguna Beach is largely led by people with good verbal scores.
But can anyone do math?
Here's a small example.
This summer, to great fanfare, the City announced it would try an experiment called the "Summer Breeze" which was a hastily assembled program to lease a parking lot near the 405, and to have OCTA busses carry people for 16 summer weekend days from those parked cars to downtown Laguna and back 26 times per day.
Cost to the City: $85,000.
The goals were to reduce congestion in the downtown, and to reduce the number of vehicles entering downtown.
The problem is – it is very expensive for what it accomplishes.
While there were a reported 5,428 bus "boardings", actual cars parked and kept out of the downtown were about 1045 (total) or 65 per day the program was in effect.
So the effective cost of the program was $81.28 (per day) for every car kept out of the downtown.
But to keep 65 cars off the road, we added 26 bus trips. So we only reduced vehicles in downtown by 39 per day.
On that basis, it cost $134.98 for every net vehicle kept out of downtown.
And the reduction in trips on Laguna Canyon Road was about 2/10 of 1%. That's one out of every 500 cars.
Environmentally, we probably used more fuel for the bus trips than the cars would have used.
Okay, so it was an experiment, and it's okay to experiment, but gee whiz -- let's work on the math.
To make a real difference, how many trips per day would we need to save?
What would that cost?
On this basis, keeping 1,000 vehicles out of the downtown, at a cost of $134.98 for every net vehicle kept out of downtown would cost $134,980 per day.
And that would reduce vehicles in downtown by 5% on those days.
Seems pretty expensive.
If the City sent me a check for $134.98 to stay out of downtown, I'd do it.
It's election time. Maybe we need fewer verbal skills and more math skills running the City. Vote for Verna. Verna can do math.
John Thomas
Laguna Beach
Hiring city consultants – vote for Mancuso
Last Friday 10/14 the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) hosted the Active Transportation Forum. OC agencies share a common mission: to prepare our county planning documents to qualify for state and federal funding for mobility infrastructure. That means if their planning documents are not in order, they cannot compete for funding. In 2016 there was $79 million available in Federal CMAQ grant money up for grabs yet our LB Circulation Element was updated once in the last 42 years. Councilwoman Diana Carey showed the audience six essential preparations her city of Westminster used to qualify for funding, Laguna hasn't prepared any of them.
Other OC communities are struggling to meet ever-increasing vehicular traffic, so the Metropolitan Planning Organization and SCAG are cooperating to redesign urban settings from cars back to livable environments for people using Active Transportation.
Our speaker Hasan Ikhrata Executive Director of SCAG had advice for city institutions. When hiring planning consultants Hasan said, "provide choices, don't direct options" which means ask consultants for best design choices, don't specify the requirements to win the job. For example to update the Laguna Beach Downtown Specific Plan the hired consultant will read these instructions: Balance the need to preserve the existing village character and pedestrian orientation with the objective to accommodate the traffic and parking demands generated by tourists. Wha? That's like asking to preserve our pedestrian orientation but hide the parking garage.
Our City sells the illusion that if we get the parking just right our traffic congestion problems go away, if we hire the right expert they can work this out. Instead Laguna should hire consultants for demonstrated best practices not for options the city manager prescribes. If our city council cannot exercise oversight on behalf of residents then it's time for new leadership from a council person who gets it. Judie Mancuso listens to consultants, she knows the difference between compensating for expert advice and paying for a jobs program.
Our keynote speaker was Founder Daniel Iacofano of MIG Consulting - yes that MIG. Daniel explained a benefit of Active Transportation is Real Estate Value Capture: to revitalize any business district and raise property value, simply reduce automobile and increase walk-in traffic. Parklets done right are a means of creating community space that people are drawn to, hence walk-in traffic.
Caltrans, OCTA and SoCal cities shared good company at the event, our city wasn't represented. Laguna needs council members who draw best practices from outside Laguna, vote Judie Mancuso for City Council.
Les Miklosy
Laguna Beach
Vote for Verna, Judie, Susan and Hillary
Vote for Verna Rollinger and Judie Mancuso for Laguna Beach city council. Mayor Steve Dicterow has done too many dumb things to list here and Bob Whalen and Dicterow have voted to spend $1.5 million on consultants, voted for a giant 500 + garage at our city entranceand the hiring of a new police chief from out of town when one of our cops could have done a better job.
Dicterow's latest scheme cost us $80,000 for buses to transport visitors from the freeway to downtown's bus station and it was a bust. Whalen's grand scheme to underground utilities caused one lady to tell me she would rather keep looking at the poles and lines than be saddled with a tax bill for years to undergroiund.
Vote for Susan Savary for Congress person. Dana Rohrabacher, a friend of our Mayor Dicterow is a no show too. He has been a congressman for 27 years, has introduced 305 bills and only 3 became law. He has never been a full committee chairman and collected his salary while other federal employees were put on furlough when he voted for the government shutdown.
Hillary Clinton isn't perfect, but she is certainly not crazy like Donald Trump who experts say suffers from at least one personality disorder called narcissistic personality disorder, is a serial liar, has ripped everybody off from painting contractors to banks and the IRS.
Laguna is different. We are dog town, canyon country, a sanctuary for birds, raccoons, skunks, deer,andsnakes.We are a skateboard park because we have the ideal topography for skateboarding.We sponsor one of the oldest surf contests in the world and are proud of our international LGBT friendly beach, West St.
We are a walking paradise with endless gardens, fabulous parks, remarkable life guards, fantastic public art. We need city council people who care about our people - our history - our traditions and our trees.
Vote for Verna, Judie, Susan and Hillary.
Roger Carter
Laguna Beach
Putting the Needs of the Residents First, South Laguna Civic Association Supports Measure LL
Ed. Note: This letter was addressed to city leaders
This letter is to convey the decision of the Board of the South Laguna Civic Association to support Measure LL and to convey our appreciation for the efforts of the Laguna Beach City Council and the City staff to begin to address the concerns expressed over this past summer by many residents of South Laguna regarding issues associated with the growing impacts of tourism on the neighborhoods and beaches of South Laguna.
Being able to address the impact of tourism on residents and the need for more financial resources to support these efforts are clearly linked.
Measure LL, an increase in the Transient Occupancy Tax, will provide additional funds to the City that can fund these additional efforts. We further understand that the amount of the increase was the result of discussions with representatives of our local hotels, so we conclude that the increase is generally acceptable to the local hotel industry.
Resolution 16.068 adopted unanimously by the members of the City Council on August 30, 2016, states that, if measure LL is enacted, it is the intent of the City Council to prioritize spending options for future Measure LL revenue for the following purposes:
• Protect beaches from pollution;
• Provide fire and police protection, and emergency response services;
• Utility undergrounding to prevent fires and power outages;
• Improve the cleanliness of public areas such as sidewalks and streets; and
• To provide other services and improvements.
Further, a fact sheet distributed by the City further reinforces the City's intent with the statement that "Our city's first priority is to protect the safety of our citizens and preserve the quality of life that we all expect in Laguna Beach."
Therefore, based on the understanding that funds from Measure LL will be used for those purposes, and more specifically, to address the South Laguna concerns referenced above, the Board of the South Laguna Civic Association, discussed the measure at its September 12, 2016, meeting and voted overwhelmingly to enthusiastically endorse and support Measure LL and the use of Measure LL funds as described above.
Once again, we thank the City Council for its recognition of the fundamental importance of the issues of public safety, quality of life, and quiet enjoyment of all its citizens, and the actions it is taking to put the needs of the residents first.
Greg O'Loughlin, President
South Laguna Civic Association
The 6 Million myth
Do six million people annually visit Laguna? That's a lot. Some say it's a highly inflated number. They may be right.
The city's website says Laguna attracts over three million visitors annually, but the six million number comes from a Visit Laguna Beach 2007 study estimating 6.13 million visitors annually. The study was based on 600 on-site visitor interviews, 154 Laguna household telephone interviews, and Laguna hotel performance data. From that small data source we get, Viola! over 6 million visitors. That's some arithmetic.
Why is an accurate visitor count important? Well, that number is used to calculate percentages and the economic impact of tourism on Laguna, like the claim that 94% of all visitors are day-trippers. That's allegedly 5.76 million day-trippers and just 261,000 hotel visitors. It's also a number used to support growing the size of government in Laguna, including hiring more police. It's also a number the city doesn't want to refute because it wants to raise taxes by passing Measure LL, and pour $2 million into the City's general fund. Slush.
For comparison, in 2015 the Grand Canyon had 5 million visitors, Yellowstone had 3.8 million, Universal Studios had 7 million, and Knots Berry Farm had 3.9 million. Santa Cruz (population 63,000) estimates 4 million visitors, and the lovely city of Coronado (population 30,000) estimates 2 million. Closer to home, Newport Beach (population 87,000) estimates just 7 million visitors and Surf City Huntington Beach (population 199,000) estimates just 3.5 million.
By comparison, 6 million seems ridiculously high for Laguna. It should not be the number bandied about to support increasing the size of local government, or to support raising taxes, or to demonize tourists, allegedly to pay for all the havoc and burden wreaked on City resources by 6 million invaders.
The city claims it needs this money for "vital services", yet page 1 of the city's own 2015-2017 budget states clearly: "The General Fund is doing well and the City finds itself in a relatively healthy position with many of the City's revenues meeting or exceeding levels experienced prior to the recession."
Say what???
In 2015 LA Times writer David Hansen exposed the 6 million myth. He wrote that "the 6 million-plus visitors equals an average of 16,794 people per day"….but spreading the average to the peak summer period and "assigning 75% of the visitors to May through September" we get nearly 30,000 visitors daily. The city says "on a summer day, beach attendance can approach 70,000 individuals." Really?
Hansen does the math and asks "where are they parking?" The city has under 2,000 parking spots in downtown and the canyon. "Even if we count only visitors and are generous with the extended parking, that's about 20 people per car. Apparently most of the people who drive to Laguna arrive in party buses." (Los Angeles Times, May 15, 2015, Hansen: How many people visit Laguna? Good question.)
We need real numbers to help with congestion and encourage transportation methods that don't involve more cars. With new housing developments beyond our canyon, it's going to get worse. But, it's important the city doesn't use inflated numbers to justify government expansion, and turn Laguna into an overregulated, over-managed, and over-policed town.
Measure LL is a money grab to fill the city's general coffers that the city has already told you are full. Shouldn't taxes be raised only when really needed for a funding crisis or for a particular purpose? Measure LL is a slush fund, no matter how the city or councilmembers try to convince you it will only be used for "vital services." The money has no strings attached, it slushes into the general fund. Promises of an oversight committee and resolutions of intent are nice, but have no binding effect.
Voting NO on Measure LL will stop the slush fund, force the City to be specific before it asks to raises taxes, and force honesty about whether the true purpose of Measure LL is to float a multi-million dollar revenue bond for an even bigger slush into the general fund.
On a positive note, Visit Laguna Beach has contracted for a new study on tourist estimates, due out in 2017. We look forward to that new study, which hopefully will be more factually substantiated, so that we can plan and act accordingly.
Jennifer Welsh Zeiter
President, Laguna Beach Taxpayers Association


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The President Wins the Audience Award at Beirut Film Festival 2014
The President directed by Mohsen Makhmalbaf received The Société Générale Award for Best Feature Film by the audience vote from the 14th Beirut International Film Festival.
Post date: Sunday, 12 October, 2014 - 19:00
Tribute to Mohsen Makhmalbaf at Busan Film Festival 2014
19th Busan International Film Festival, which takes place in south Korea and is considered by many as the equivalent of Cannes in Asia, is holding a full day seminar on Mohsen Makhmalbaf and his works on 8th of October 2014.
Post date: Tuesday, 7 October, 2014 - 09:30
Mohsen Makhmalbaf Iranian film director wins Manhae Peace Award
Iranian dissident and film director Mohsen Makhmalbaf received the 18th Manhae Peace Award, the Manhae Prize Committee said Tuesday.
Post date: Thursday, 14 August, 2014 - 02:15
The President directed by Mohsen Makhmalbaf will open the 71st Venice Film Festival 2014
During the press conference held on 24th of July Alberto Barbera, the head of the festival, announced that "The President" by Mohsen Makhmalbaf will open the official section of Venice Film Festival this year.
Post date: Thursday, 24 July, 2014 - 12:30
Mohsen Makhmalbaf's " Ongoing Smile " in Festival Of Tolerance 2014
'Ongoing Smile' Mohsen Makhmalbaf's latest documentary, filmed in South Korea in English language, will go on screen in Festival of Tolerance 2014.
Post date: Friday, 23 May, 2014 - 00:30
Retrospective of Makhmalbaf Family in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Independent film festival which is held from 18 - 26 of January 2014, has devoted its focus program to the Makhmalbaf family and their works.
The list...
Post date: Sunday, 19 January, 2014 - 22:10
Samira Makhmalbaf wins the Alice Guy Award from Spain
The fifth edition of CiBRA Film Festival which took place from 22nd of November to 1st of December in the city of Toledo in Spain has granted its special Alice Guy award to Samira Makhmalbaf.
This award which is given in the memory of the world first female filmmaker, Alice Guy, is...
Post date: Monday, 2 December, 2013 - 09:40
Mohsen Makhmalbaf to head the jury of Tokyo Filmex 2013
The 14th edition of Tokyo Filmex International Film Festival which takes place from 23rd of November to 1st of December in Japan, has invited Mohsen Makhmalbaf as its chairman of international jury.
This year the Jury of main competition section consists of five international film...
Post date: Friday, 22 November, 2013 - 13:36
Mohsen Makhmalbaf's "The Gardener" to Compete for Best Documentary at the 86th Academy Awards
"The Gardener", an award-winning film of acclaimed Iranian director Mohsen Makhmalbaf is being considered for an Oscar nomination among 150 other eligible films in the Documentary-Feature category. The Gardener has screened in more than twenty film festivals, won two awards so far and is...
Post date: Friday, 8 November, 2013 - 01:00
Mohsen Makhmalbaf's " Ongoing Smile " in Busan and Beirut Film Festival 2013
Mohsen Makhmalbaf explains the film:
Post date: Thursday, 3 October, 2013 - 19:50
"THE GARDENER" Wins Another Award in Croatia
This award has been granted to the extraordinary achievement by the filmmaker in...
Post date: Wednesday, 31 July, 2013 - 19:46
Links to the reactions in media to Makhmalbaf's recent trip to Israel
Post date: Friday, 19 July, 2013 - 19:30
A letter from the Makhmalbaf family regarding the seizure of their international awards
To the Art-loving People of Iran,
Our family has presented to the people of Iran one hundred and twenty international awards in the fields of culture, art, and cinema.
From the beginning up until now, our family has regarded these awards to be achievements that belong to the art...
Post date: Monday, 15 July, 2013 - 19:30
Makhmalbaf: "I'm honored to be opening the way for Iranian cinema into Israel."
The special prize of Jerusalem Festival 2013 was presented to Mohsen Makhmalbaf for his lifelong artistic achievements towards liberty.
At the time of receiving this prize, Mohsen Makhmalbaf said: Politics have always separated us from each other. May art, morality and mutual respect...
Post date: Saturday, 13 July, 2013 - 19:30
Makhmalbafs to head the jury of Moscow and Edinburgh Film Festival simultaneously
The sixty seventh edition of Edinburgh film festival which takes place in Scotland from 19 to 30 of June, has invited Samira Makhmalbaf to head its international jury for the main...
Post date: Wednesday, 19 June, 2013 - 00:00


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april 2008
step into spring: fluttery floral fashions
an ode to
marc jacobs
polaroid sofia coppola
and the art of film
costume design $3.99 US
street style
new york's powerhouse fashion industry
editor-in-chief Sarah Hardt
art director Sarah Hardt
features editor Sarah Hardt
photo editor Sarah Hardt
chief stylist Sarah Hardt
editorial models Kelly Langstaff Katie Alford Phillip Clark Alison Caprile Michael Rozynski
All rights reserved. Š 2008 Sarah Hardt, Louise Magazine email@example.com
04. 2008
07 sofia's choice
The inspirational styling of Sofia Coppola's films
fashion hearts NY
A look at New York's role in the fashion industry
20 chick flick A spirited girl themed photo editorial
table of contents 04 Editor's Letter 05 Floral Frenzy: flower prints for spring 06 British Invasion: William Tomkin's t-shirt designs 08 L'artiste; photo editorial 12 Polaroid street style 14 Wonderboy; photo editorial 19 Yellow Fever: brighten your look with shades of gold 26 An Ode to Marc Jacobs 28 The Naturalists; photo editorial 26 Thank You
letter from the editor After visiting New York City a second time a few summers ago, I immediately became inspired by the vast culture and bustling atmosphere. That same summer also marked the beginning of my heightened interest in fashion, partly due to my experiences in New York. That passion for New York and fashion is what inspired me to create this magazine: Louise. I've filled the pages with everything from my favorite New York designer, Marc Jacobs, to trends of spring we can all keep in mind while dressing on these nice warm days. Not only is Louise my middle name, but I think it perfectly captures the young and fresh spirit of this magazine as a whole. Although the days are growing longer, our life as teenagers is not, so now's the time to make the most it, including all the simple things life has to offer. Put on your favorite flowing dress, let your hair hang down, and go barefoot for a while - you never know what little happy feelings may come of it.
Until next time,
Sarah Hardt Editor-In-Chief
Diane von Furstenberg
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floral frenzy
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Welcome spring with these flowery frocks
Watch by The Andy Warhol Store, $150
Flats by Nordstrom, $49
Pillowcases by Delias, $24
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Dress by Delias, $39
Perfume by Marc Jacobs, $55
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inspiration: grn apple tree designs
british invasion
Britain-born college student tries his hand at t-shirt design
william's designs
Hailing from Swindon, England, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Business student William Tomkins epitomizes everything you'd want to love in a Brit. Stylish, musical, and devastatingly witty, William shares with us his newest venture – t-shirt design. "My ideas for t-shirts basically come from what's going on in my head," explains William on a sunny Thursday afternoon, Spring Break fresh in the air, "I often turn doodles drawn in class into an entire design." Finding inspiration from the incredibly innovative t-shirt/graphic design company Grn Apple Tree, William's designs hold the main theme of "turning poetry or lyrics into a physical image." His most public project includes submitting designs to Threadless, an online apparel store where members send in designs that are sent to a public vote, and if chosen, are printed and sold, but laments, "I need to get better a Photoshop first…" William's newly added minor in Graphic Design is bound to help in that department. What's next for this creative mastermind in the making? "I want to start making stencils of designs to sponge on t-shirts with fabric paint – see what people think," William muses. "My friend Daniel Schwartz and I have been talking about starting side project together creating t-shirts." With a future destined to be nothing but bright, we hope to see William's designs on the backs of stylish young people alike very soon.
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Being lost in Japan never looked so good until Sofia dressed her leading lady Scarlett Johansson in a sea of blues and greys for her 2003 film Lost in Translation. A picture perfect
Scarlett adventures through this foreign land, never missing a blonde-haired, pink-lipped stylish beat.
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Trapped in the confines of suburbia, each Lisbon sister of The Virgin Suicides wilts gracefully in flowing dresses and braided hair. A tragedy of sorts, this film ironically casts a beautiful spell on all audiences through its picture-perfect costume design.
sofia's choice
With a pretty palette of pastels, Sofia's most recent masterpiece Marie Antoinette is a delight to the eyes of any fashion lover. Each and every piece inspires fanciful images of Ms. Antoinette's own french pastries.
The memorable styling of writer/director Sofia Coppola's three tremendous films
Brittany Jackson, 15 David Crary, 17
the stylish youth Derron Yuhara, 17
Erika Montilibano, 17
Like the Polaroid camera that photographed them, these teen fashionistas and fashionitos will never go out of style
William Tomkins, 19 Trang Nguyen, 16
Ian Berry, 18
Hilly Hess, 16
Erika Reid, 18
Vogue, founded in NY over 100 years ago, is considered the world's most influential fashion magazine
New York City's Garment District, home to a majority of the apparel producing factories and design houses of the city
fashion s NY
Parsons School for Design on Fashion Ave. in NYC
Oscar de la Renta fashion show, NY Fashion Week
"New York was the place to be. New York was where style and fashion were most closely synchronized. New York dressed America.' Over time, New York and fashion have quickly become synonymous. Entire past generations and points in history can be presented through the dramatic trends of that time. Considered the heart of American culture today, its only logical that New York City also holds the title of the fashion capital. By the middle of the nineteenth century, American fashion centered itself in New York, booming especially during the high demand for clothes after World War I. Manufacturing apparel in highvolumes was necessary after wartime destruction and such a populous and industrial city became the idolized place. In today's modern age, the fashion industry has expanded itself to become a massive and significant piece of culture—as illustrated from actors in films all the way to the very manner people present themselves to the world. New York City controls the world of fashion through its mass-market technology, support of designer talent, and influence on the media. This city leads the rest of America in fashion. By spreading trends that reach the entire population, New York shapes what we wear today. Developing technologies only further support the city's cause as a cultural capital. The fashion industry in New York proves to be a creative and ever-booming force. Take it from the surrounding talents: New York fashion will never leave the building.
Tents at Bryant Park in NY, host to the city's biannual Fashion Week
Members of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, CFDA, a nonprofit NY-based trade group fulfilling a goal of supporting designer talent
wonderboy PHOTOGRAPHED BY SARAH HARDT MODEL: PHILLIP CLARK
Purse by Nine West, $39 Sunglasses by Urban Outfitters, $14
3.1 Phillip Lim
Shorts by Bullhead, $36
Proenza Schouler
T-shirt by Delias, $24
yellow fever
Shoes by Converse, $40
As the days get longer and the sun shines brighter, dress up your wardrobe with a touch of yellow
Scarf by Nine West, $42
Luisa Beccaria
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Ring by Urban Outfitters, $16
Dress by Delias, $44 Top by Delias, $26
Fisheye camera by Lomography, $38
Earings by Urban Outfitters, $12
Wedge sandals by Naturalizer, $69
chick flick PHOTOGRAPHED BY SARAH HARDT MODEL: KELLY LANGSTAFF
then & now: marc jacobs One fashion designer's unprecedented power in the industry Marc Jacobs is now. Marc Jacobs is the future. Never afraid to push the envelope, this worldrenowned designer represents the fast pace of American fashion, and has been doing so since the late '80s. He continues to be one of the most prolific forces in fashion, putting on more and more elaborate runway shows each season to the loving delight of all creative audiences. "I love that reaction of love or hate. It's indifference that bores me to death," Marc once said. His collections often hold a few common threads: bright colors, oversize prints, and voluminous layering, but in ways that truly hold a great spirit of how many woman want to dress. Perfectly combining youthful frocks with a grown-up look, Marc's looks can be found on everyone from young celebrity fashionistas to stylish 40-something working women. With a perfectly in-touch view of the word today, lucky for us Marc is definitely not going anywhere anytime soon; "People don't really want reality," he has said. "They want surgically enhanced, scripted reality. The perversity of life today is so thrilling to me. It's like a circus out there. It's cartoon land."
the naturalists PHOTOGRAPHED BY SARAH HARDT MODELS: ALISON CAPRILE & MICHAEL ROZYNSKI
thank you for reading!
Published on Aug 27, 2009
A little fashion magazine I created for my high school Senior Project in 2008. I used my friends as models, wrote all the articles and creat...


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- Betty Thomas: Mickey Spillane
- Paul Merton: Barbara Cartland
- John Sessions : Anthony Burgess
- Film and Theater Style
- Paul Merton and Tony Slattery
- Scene: A home owner speaking to his builder
- Styles: Greek tragedy, Hollywood epic, Musical, Soap opera
- Betty Thomas and John Sessions
- Scene: Husband and wife arguing about reading a map
- Styles: Ealing comedy, Mime/ Silent movie, Method acting, Bogart
- Paul Merton and Tony Slattery
- Props
- Pairs: Tony and John, Betty and Paul
- Every Other Line
- John Sessions and Paul Merton
- Play: "The Poison Party"
- Scene: Paul is briefing John on a dangerous mission
- End Line: "Oh dear, I've lost my shoe."
- Film Dub
- Tony Slattery and Betty Thomas
- Scene: Husband and wife arguing over what to watch on television
- Party Quirks
- Host -Paul Merton
- Guests -
- Tony Slattery: Has no backbone
- Betty Thomas: Investigative journalist
- John Sessions: Intrepid explorer
- John Sessions
- Winner reads the credits as Anthony Hopkins.
- First appearance of future regular performer, Tony Slattery


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