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When it comes to homemade lasagna, the creamier and cheesier it is, the better! This veggie lasagna is both, so we're sure the whole family will like it.

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  • Heat oven to 375°F.
  • Melt butter in large skillet on medium-high heat. Add onions; cook and stir 3 min. Add mushrooms, carrots and garlic; cook and stir 6 min. or until carrots are crisp-tender. Add flour; cook and stir 2 min. Gradually stir in milk. Bring to boil, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Stir in spinach, 1 cup cheddar and Parmesan.
  • Mix cottage cheese and basil. Place 3 lasagna noodles on bottom of 13x9-inch baking dish sprayed with cooking spray; top with layers of half the cottage cheese mixture and 2 cups vegetable mixture. Cover with 3 noodles, remaining cottage cheese mixture and 2 cups vegetable mixture. Top with remaining noodles and vegetable mixture; cover.
  • Bake 35 to 40 min. or until heated through. Top with remaining cheddar; bake, uncovered, 5 min. or until melted. Let stand 10 min. before serving.

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Small ingredient changes, such as using BREAKSTONE'S or KNUDSEN 2% Milkfat Low Fat Cottage Cheese, and substituting 1 pkg. (7 oz.) KRAFT 2% Milk Shredded Cheddar Cheese for the 8-oz. pkg. of KRAFT Shredded Cheddar Cheese, result in a savings of 40 calories and 6g total fat, including 4g sat fat, per serving when compared to a traditional recipe.

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Serve with garlic bread and a mixed green salad.

Substitute fresh parsley for the basil.

  • 9 servings

Nutritional Information

Serving Size 9 servings
Calories 330
Total fat 14g
Saturated fat 8g
Cholesterol 45mg
Sodium 580mg
Carbohydrate 29g
Dietary fiber 3g
Sugars 7g
Protein 21g
% Daily Value
Vitamin A 200 %DV
Vitamin C 6 %DV
Calcium 60 %DV
Iron 10 %DV

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PUEBLO, Colo. - The clock is ticking for a Pueblo Democrat who wants her name on the recall ballot. Sonia Negrete-Winn has until Monday to turn in 1,000 signatures to run in the recall election.

Negrete-Winn could wind up unseating Pueblo state Sen. Angela Giron, but she said that's not her intention.

"If [Giron] doesn't make the count, I really think it's important that we have a Democrat on that ballot," Negrete-Winn said.

If the majority of people vote to recall Giron, Negrete-Winn wants to give voters a Democratic alternative to Republican George Rivera, who turned in his petition forms last Friday.

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – The Sacramento Kings have selected Kansas shooting guard Ben McLemore with the seventh pick in the NBA draft, the first major move under the new ownership and basketball operations team.

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On Tuesday, February 12, 2013, we will be hosting a Roundtable Webinar focused on the final omnibus HIPAA rule recently released by the Department of Health & Human Services, Office for Civil Rights to implement statutory changes required under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH) and amend the HIPAA privacy, security, enforcement, and breach notification rules.

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These words and beautiful ideas are from my dear Austrailian friend Matthew Hocter on the subject of Marriage Equality: I never considered myself the wife type but perhaps if this was a basic human right shared equally by all , the idea of this institution would not repell me so. thanks Matthew for your big heart and logical mind. -lady miss Kier

I have never been one to sit on the fence, don’t ask me why this is, I have just always had an opinion. This is not to say that my opinion is always right, I mean after all, an opinion is just that.

It was my Oma who always told me to “never sit on the fence. No good has ever come from someone sitting on the fence, because at some point the fence will crumble, it was words like this that gave me a strong sense of ones opinion(s) and their importance in life. Very wise and very true words that I carry with me today.

In recent times many “traditional” opinions have been challenged and subsequently changed, whether by law, religiously, ways of thinking or plainly in peoples hearts. Think of the women’s suffrage movement, the civil rights movement and even the way people treat their beloved pets. All things that have gone through drastic change and more importantly, education and a mind set & over haul. It brings me to a massive issue that is sweeping the world at the moment, marriage equality.

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Erkki-Sven TÜÜR: Wallenberg (2001). Cast includes: Jesper Taube, Mati Turi, Vahur Agar, Priit Volmer, Jassi Zahharov, Helen Lokuta, Annaliisa Pillak, Juuli Lill, et al. Estonian National Opera Symphony Orchestra, Arvo Volmer (cond.). Estonian Record Productions ERP 1808 (1 DVD) (

A week spent in Stockholm put me near the Raoul Wallenberg memorial, sited within view of the capitol’s water and synagogue. Easy to miss at first, the granite sphere soon becomes a landmark. Familiarity with Tüür’s subject enables comprehension of this opera’s plot. The first act reveals why Wallenberg rescued Hungarian Jews by providing them Swedish passports. The second act relates Wallenberg’s disappearance after the Soviets invaded Budapest at WWII’s end. At just under two hours, the brisk pacing offers much to savor. Characters costumed as Christ, Elvis and Ronald Reagan drift through with meaningful roles. Most memorable are two stonewalling Russian officers (Urmas Põldma and Vladislav Horuzhenko) with their mustaches, wigs and microphones.

Tan DUN: Marco Polo (1996). Cast includes: Charles Workman, Sarah Castle, Stephen Richardson, Nancy Allen Lundy, Zhang Jun, Tania Kross, Stephen Bryant, Mu Na. Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, Cappella Amsterdam, Tan Dun (cond.). Opus Arte OA 1010D (1 DVD) (

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It takes two characters to portray the famed Venetian explorer. Marco (Workman) and Polo (Castle) bump through different places and times encountering Kublai Khan, Dante, Scheherazade, Gustav Mahler, Shakespeare and Li Po. If the “opera within an opera” aspires to reflect a non-Euclidean view of time and space, then so be it, pretentious muddle notwithstanding. As much as the Mahler character amused, watching Marco / Polo swirl around the Austrian was silly. Certainly Chinese opera musician Zhang Jun brings a fresh arsenal of skills to Western opera; however, Tan Dun’s zealous pursuit of new for newness’ sake diminishes everything. A mini documentary, The Music of Tomorrow, reveals everyone’s dedication and the players’ admirable determination. A slide-show synopsis inadvertently underscores the opera’s illogical structure.

Only.” John CAGE: The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs (1942)*; Experiences No. 2 (1948). Morton FELDMAN: Only (1947). Hanns EISLER: Von der Freundlichkeit der Welt (1954)*. Giacinto SCELSI: Hô 1 and 4 (1960). György KURTÁG: Lettre d’Epicure*. Henri POUSSEUR: Mnémosyne (1968); Un jour. Frederic RZEWSKI: Hungry Child*. Théodore BOTREL: Lustukru*. Rudolf SIECZYNSKI: Wien Wien nur du allein (1914). TRAD: Four Sephardic Songs*. Marianne Pousseur (voice), Maxime Echardour* (perc). Sub Rosa SR278 (1 CD) (

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Thomas Daniel SCHLEE: Ich, Hiob, Op. 68 (2006/07). Cast includes: Kurt Azesberger, Ursula Langmayr. Martin Rummel (vlc), Dávid Ottmár (tpt), Veronika Schulz (vln), Matthias Schulz, Wolfgang Zuser, Matthias Eckart, Anneliese Fuchsluger (fls). Paladino Music PMR 0002 (2 CDs) (

Arts administrator and organist Schlee’s “sacred opera” tells Job’s story. The frugal scoring concentrates the action in upon two singers sparsely accompanied by a cello, trumpet, violin and four flutes (doubling two piccolos and an alto flute). The flute quartet marks the first instrumental appearance with hushed breath sounds, setting the stage for something unconventional. Infrequent chords suggest Messiaen, whose classes Schlee audited. Job (Azesberger) does all the heavy lifting in this bleak landscape. The cello accompanying Job manages to make the singer appear even lonelier. Without visual clues, anticipation propels the 40:50 + 39:49 action. When the flutes play, or the violin-plus-Angel (Langmayr) appear, it’s easy to imagine lost characters wandering in the desert.

Harry PARTCH: Bitter Music (1935-36, rev. 1940). PARTCH: John Schneider (voice, Adapted Viola, Adapted Guitar), Garry Eister (Objective Voice, pno), Richard Valitutto (pno), Paul West (kithara). Bridge 9349A/C (3 CDs) (

Constructed like a radio play, this enactment of Partch’s R-rated diary reveals his itinerant life, 1935-36, when he not only turned his back on traditional music and scales, but any community which might have been sympathetic to nurturing his innovations. Encounters with transients, W.B. Yeats and a Chopin tune are given equal weight, though Partch prefers to dwell upon ribald escapades. Schneider carries the entire production, mellifluously channeling Partch’s voice over which sound effects and music abruptly intrude. This huge Partch dose (70:06 + 61:55 + 64:35) unbuttons an American vista which most of us would have ignored. We’re lucky therefore to have this ribald document, rescued from microfilm and enlivened by the PARTCH ensemble. We hear Letter from Hobo Pablo in its original poetic context. A 3:52 lagniappe offers Partch himself recalling Bitter Music’s days.

Nick BROOKE: Border Towns (2010). Performers include: Laura Bohn, Michael Chinworth, Chris Giarmo, Laryssa Husiak, Kamala Sankaram, Laura Stinger, Dax Valdes. Innova 826 (1 CD) (

Imagine singing along to the car radio with the top down, but instead of a car, you’re in an amusement park ride that passes through multiple states and periods at lightning speed. Demonstrating Americana’s variability, Brooke has blended tunes and effects into a complex collage. A band of well-oiled performers precisely accompany the sound track. Split-second jumps lurch between Sinatra, Copland, Springsteen, Marian Anderson, Chinese percussion, mariachi, etc. Brooke’s timing is as uncanny as his humor is perverse. It’s audacious, high-energy stuff. In this CD format we can only imagine the tight choreography. My entry point for Border Town was audio only. Glimpses of the Internet’s samples actually disappointed. It works better as a radio play.

Jean-Baptiste LULLY: Cadmus & Hermione (1673). Cast includes: André Morsch, Claire Lefilliâtre, Arnaud Marzorati, Jean-François Lombard, Isabelle Druet, Arnaud Richard, Camille Paul. Orchestre, Choeurs et Danseurs du Poème Harmonique, Vincent Dumestre (cond.). Alpha 701 (1 DVD) (

Here’s an outstanding and lovely production that demonstrates why the French Baroque continues to enthrall. Filmed in 2008 at l’Opéra Comique, the tiny stage, lit as if from candle footlights, emphasizes lavish costumes and delicate gestures. Quinault’s libretto, after a tale in Ovid’s Metamorphoses, offers an obligatorily godly Louis XIV as Apollo slaying a python, plus a love story between Cadmus, king of Thebes, and Hermione, daughter of Venus and Mars. The Poème Harmonique executes with great finesse. Cameras rarely dwell on the musicians, who seem to be enjoying their tasks.


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The July 4 fire that destroyed the chapel at the New Beginnings Church still is under investigation.

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“We are as curious as everybody else,” LAFD deputy chief Justin Grider said.

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 “I had no idea where it started,” Amburgey said earlier this month. “I just saw the smoke coming down the hallway.”
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CINCINNATI (AP) — Several games of stagnant offense finally caught up with No. 8 Cincinnati.
Sean Kilpatrick had his shot swatted away just before the buzzer Thursday night, allowing New Mexico to hold on for a 55-54 victory that handed the Bearcats their first loss.
And none of them was all that surprised.
“The last two games, we’ve been in a (shooting) drought and it came down to that,” Kilpatrick said. “But we’ll get through it. You can’t go undefeated throughout the whole season.”
Cincinnati (12-1) moved up to No. 8 this week — its highest ranking in nine years — and was trying to go 13-0 for only sixth time in school history. The Bearcats couldn’t salvage a tight game against a team known for knocking off top teams.
The Lobos (13-1) have won six of their last seven games against ranked teams, leaving them 14-6 against the Top 25 during coach Steve Alford’s six seasons. They beat Connecticut earlier this season.
Cincinnati’s loss left Duke, Michigan, Arizona and Wyoming as the only unbeaten teams in Division I.
Alex Kirk, New Mexico’s 7-foot center, swatted away the Bearcats’ last chance to pull the game out. Kilpatrick passed the ball inbounds from the baseline to center Cheikh Mbodj with 4.5 seconds left, then got the ball right back to the right of the basket.
He had two options: Take the quick shot if it’s there, drive to the basket if it’s not. He caught the pass and thought he had just enough room to get the shot off.
He never saw Kirk’s hand coming.
“I thought I had him,” Kilpatrick said. “I could have drove, but I didn’t.”
Kirk figured that Cincinnati’s top scorer was going to let it fly and managed to get there just as the ball left his hands.
“I knew if I went out, it would be pretty difficult for him to get a shot over me and Tony Snell,” Kirk said.  “I went out with my hands up and he was forced to take a tough shot. Luckily, I got my hand on it.”
That’s how Cincinnati’s perfect record went away.
The Bearcats missed 21 shots inside the paint and shot 31.3 percent from the field. Kilpatrick had a team-high 15 points, but was only 5 of 22 from the field.
“Things have been too easy for us,” Bearcats coach Mick Cronin said. “We were going to get taught a lesson sooner or later. It manifests itself in many ways. Our inside finishing is beyond soft. You hold a team to 55 points, you should be able to win the game.”
Kirk scored nine of his 15 points in the second half and led a surge that gave the Lobos their first lead. Then, he saved it with his third block of the game.
The Lobos were coming off a 70-65 home loss to South Dakota State that ended their four-week stay in the Top 25.
New Mexico has gotten off to its strong start by drawing fouls and making free throws.
The Lobos get 29.6 percent of their points from the line — most in the nation — and average 21.5 points per game on free throws. They have made more free throws (281) than their opponents have attempted (211).
They made only 6 of 11 against the Bearcats, but it was enough to pull out a game that was close throughout. Neither team led by more than six points. There were six ties and seven lead changes.
Cincinnati’s three-guard offense took a hit when Wright picked up his third foul at the 18:23 mark of the second half.
Kirk had a three-point play off a rebound, made one of two free throws, then made a layup for a 34-32 lead, New Mexico’s first of the game. Kirk later hit a 3-pointer — his fourth of the season — and another 3 by Kendall Williams made it 43-37 midway through the half, turning it into a back-and-forth game.


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Love: Three Perspectives—Two Novels and a Psychoanalyst

Michelle Huneven and Mona Simpson
In conversation with psychoanalyst Christopher Bollas
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
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New novels from Michelle Huneven (Off Course) and Mona Simpson (Casebook) both deal with love and its moral varieties, from quite different perspectives. As their characters variously struggle to forge lasting connections, they evoke issues long familiar to the psychoanalyst. Is it possible to separate out the strands of fantasy and projection, family patterning, and primal need from adult love? What makes highly intelligent, thoughtful people so thoroughly lose their way in love’s enchantment? Joining the authors to discuss love’s tangled and complex morality is eminent psychoanalyst and theorist Dr. Christopher Bollas.

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Michelle Huneven is the author of three previous novels:Blame, which was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, Jamesland, and Round Rock.

Mona Simpson’s novels include My HollywoodA Regular Guy, Off Keck RoadThe Lost Father and Anywhere But Here. Her work has been recognized with numerous prizes, including the Chicago Tribune’s Heartland Prize, the Whiting Writer’s Award, and a Guggenheim fellowship. Most recently, she was the recipient of a Literature Award from the American Academy of Arts and letters. Her short fiction has been published in Granta, Harpers, The Atlantic, McSweeney’s and The Paris Review.

Christopher Bollas, Ph.D., is a member of the British Psychoanalytical Society, the Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies and Honorary Member of the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research (IPTAR) in New York. Among his books are Catch Them Before They Fall (The Psychoanalysis of Breakdown) and The Christopher Bollas Reader, with forward by Adam Phillips.


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DirecTV and AT&T look to take over the troubled Comcast SportsNet Houston, which has Astros, Rockets games

AT&T's $49-billion deal to buy satellite broadcaster DirecTV has a long way to go before closing, but the two companies are already partnering on a Houston sports channel.

DirecTV and AT&T have submitted a plan to a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge in Houston to take control of Comcast SportsNet Houston, a troubled sports channel that has rights to both the Astros baseball team and the Rockets basketball team.

Launched in 2012 as a partnership among Comcast, the Rockets and the Astros, CSN Houston struggled to get distribution. Comcast carried it but none of the other major distributors in the area, including DirecTV and AT&T's U-Verse, struck deals for the network, citing its price.

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Time Warner Cable, which has been unable to cut a deal with DirecTV to carry SportsNet LA, the new TV home of the Dodgers, finds this somewhat ironic. DirecTV has indicated it is willing to offer SportsNet LA to subscribers who want it, but not to every home in the market, saying the price is too high.

"DirecTV has been very vocal about a new paradigm for sports programming, and we're looking forward to seeing how an a-la-carte model will work for them," said a sarcastic Andrew Fegyveresi, senior director of sports and news for Time Warner Cable.

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Today is National Sandwich Day, a time to celebrate the countless ways to make a sandwich. It's hard to imagine a food so wonderfully simple, convenient and universally loved. Whether you're a peanut butter and jelly purist, a Philly cheese steak fiend or grilled cheese aficionado, there's a sandwich lover in everyone.

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Green panini with roasted peppers and Gruyère cheeseTotal time: 25 minutes

Servings: 1

Note: Adapted from "What We Eat When We Eat Alone" by Deborah Madison and Patrick McFarlin. It is one of McFarlin's favorites. This recipe makes more mustard greens than are used in the sandwich.

1 bunch mustard greens, stemmed and washed but not dried

1/2 cup water

Salt and pepper

1 garlic clove, pressed or minced

Red pepper flakes, a few pinches or to taste

Pepper sauce or red wine vinegar, to taste

2 pieces ciabatta, or your favorite rustic bread

Olive oil

Grated Gruyère or fontina cheese

Roasted bell pepper cut into wide strips

Dijon mustard

1. Put the mustard greens in a pot over high heat with the water that clings to the leaves plus one-half cup. Sprinkle with one-half teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, garlic and the pepper flakes and cover. After the leaves have collapsed, reduce the heat to medium and cook until they're tender when you taste one, about 7 minutes. Drain, then squeeze the excess water out of the greens. Put them in a bowl and season with additional salt, if needed, and pepper sauce or vinegar to taste.

2. Slather the outside of the bread with olive oil. Cover one slice of the bread (the dry side) with cheese, pile on a half or a third of the greens, and add the pepper strips. Spread the top slice with Dijon mustard, then cover.

3. Cook in your panini maker or in a skillet until the bread is crispy and the cheese melts. When a wave of melted cheese hits the hot surface, there's a bonus tang, but don't let it burn. Slice it diagonally; it's easier to eat that way and it looks jaunty too.

Each sandwich: 611 calories; 20 grams protein; 73 grams carbohydrates; 9 grams fiber; 27 grams fat; 6 grams saturated fat; 16 mg. cholesterol; 1,447 mg. sodium.Total time: About 25 minutes Grilled blue cheese and pear sandwiches

Servings: Makes 2 sandwiches

Note: Raisin brioche is available from La Brea Bakery; you can substitute any good-quality raisin bread. Bleu des Basques cheese is available from Nicole's Gourmet Foods in South Pasadena, the Cheese Store of Silverlake and the Cheese Store of Beverly Hills.

4 slices raisin brioche

2 tablespoons salted butter, melted

4 ounces firm but mild blue cheese, such as bleu des Basques, crumbled

1 pear, slightly under-ripe, cored and thinly sliced

Chestnut honey for drizzling, optional

1. Heat a cast-iron pan or griddle over low heat. Brush one side of each bread slice with melted butter.

2. Spread half of the cheese evenly over the unbuttered side of two slices of the bread. Place a single layer of the pear slices over the cheese, then top with the remaining cheese. Place the remaining bread on top of each sandwich, buttered-side up.

3. With a spatulaplace one of the sandwiches into the heated pan and weight it with a second heavy pan or a steak weight. (If your pan is large enough, cook both sandwiches; otherwise, cook them one at a time.) Cook until golden brown, about 3 to 4 minutes. Flip the sandwich, weight it with the pan or steak weight, and cook until golden brown, another 3 to 4 minutes.

4. Remove the sandwich to a cutting board and cut it in half or quarters. Serve immediately with a drizzle of chestnut honey, if desired, on the plate.

Each sandwich: 524 calories; 18 grams protein; 48 grams carbohydrates; 5 grams fiber; 31 grams fat; 18 grams saturated fat; 73 mg. cholesterol; 1,122 mg. sodium.

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The season is one-fourth over now and it is time for the Dodgers to get it in gear, or at least out of neutral

The Los Angeles Dodgers, most expensive mediocre team in baseball history?

Of course, they’re the most expensive any kind of team right now, but are hardly looking like that juggernaut that was supposed to pillage the Nation League on its way to the World Series.

The 22-20 Dodgers seem so incredibly middling. They are hardly inspiring, just average beyond reason.

The season is one-fourth over now and it is time for the lads to get it in gear, or at least out of neutral. To buckle up and play with some urgency, to play crisp, focused baseball.

The timing is pretty good, what with the Dodgers beginning a nine-game road trip Friday in Arizona against their favorite patsy. The Dodgers are 7-1 against the Diamondbacks this season and 15-19 against everyone else.

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“I have actually been a little disappointed with our play on the trip, even though we went 5-4,” he said. “We had a chance to go 6-3. I didn’t like our energy.

“I thought the last five or six days it was our club again. We won two out of three [against Miami], and those last couple games against the Giants I felt better. It felt more like our club.”

His current club is in third place in the National League West, five games back of the San Francisco Giants. It isn’t that they’ve been terrible, just completely underwhelming for such a talented team.

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Metro's new CEO faces big challenges in building out L.A.'s public transit system. We offer some advice

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's new chief executive, Phil Washington, starts Monday and he's got a huge job ahead of him. As head of the countywide agency, he will have to oversee a massive public transit system expansion, manage one of the nation's largest, most complex system of buses, subways and light rail and address an anticipated budget deficit that may force service cuts — all while maneuvering the politics of a governing board made up of elected officials who have their own competing interests.

It's a tough gig, but Washington comes with rave reviews after leading Denver's Regional Transportation District. He gets credit for keeping on track an ambitious voter-approved, sales-tax-funded program to construct more than 140 miles of rail and bus rapid-transit service in the city and its suburbs. When cost overruns and the recession threatened to slow the build-out, Washington developed one of the nation's first public-private partnerships for transit, attracting a private company to help pay for, build and operate a $2.2-billion commuter rail network. This is all useful experience, as Metro needs to keep Measure R-funded transit projects on time and on budget, and the agency is considering seeking private partners to help build a tunnel for rails and cars under the Sepulveda Pass.

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Ride the buses. Metro has 170 bus lines, and bus riders make up about 75% of daily transit boardings, yet buses are the stepchildren of the system. They can be unreliable and dirty, the schedules and routes can be confusing to the new riders, and when Metro's finances get tight, bus service gets cut first. But as Metro invests in rail lines across the region, bus service should be seen as an equal priority and essential for a fully developed system.

Think like a rider. Metro needs to make the user experience easier, more predictable and pleasant. Can more seating be installed in stations and shady bus stops? What will make riders feel safer? Could Metro develop a more useful app? Why is there no Wi-Fi in subway stations? How can riders get more information about travel alternatives when buses are rerouted or subways delayed?

Get Metro's financial house in order. The agency will open four new or extended rail lines in the coming years, but it also faces an operating deficit that might force it to cut service. Metro must bring expenses under control and balance its budget while keeping fares low enough to encourage ridership.

Stay focused on projects that deliver the greatest benefit. Metro's board of directors is expected to put a new sales tax increase proposal on the 2016 ballot. The CEO will play a crucial role in the decisions about which projects are included in the proposal and in balancing regional and individual political demands to shape a modern, convenient public transit system.

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    The College of Law has launched a new online part-time Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), which has a January start and allows students to complete in 18 months rather than the usual two years.

    The course combines innovative e-learning techniques with one-to-one tutor supervision via email. Although students still need to attend some sessions in college the majority of the course is run online, giving them more flexibility to fit their learning around other commitments such as work and family.

    The GDL is a post-graduate academic law conversion course, which gives non-law graduates an entry route into the legal profession and can be studied full- or part-time. Interest in the College’s new part-time online GDL programme, called the ‘S-Mode’ (supervised mode) GDL, has been high and the first course, which begins this month, is fully subscribed with a waiting list.

    Scott Slorach, Board Member, Design and Production with The College of Law, said: “The one-to-one support from a tutor, all of whom are qualified solicitors, replicates the professional relationship between a trainee in a law firm and their supervisor. Students will develop relevant knowledge, practical skills and professional attitudes by being required to submit to their supervisor, on a regular basis, ‘office quality’ work and by receiving individual feedback.

    “We anticipate that most students choosing this mode will have work or family commitments. It gives them a better work/life/study balance by allowing them to choose their own study times and also reduces the travel and accommodation costs that students undertaking the traditional part-time courses may have to meet.”

    The students will have access to the same materials as students on other College GDL programmes including the latest online learning technologies such as i-Tutorials and computer-based Test and Feedback exercises as well as more traditional resources such as textbooks. In addition they take part with their colleagues and tutor in online workshops.

    The College of Law already uses the ‘S-Mode’ online teaching method on its LL.M Masters degree programmes and also piloted it on the Legal Practice Course (LPC) last year. In a survey of the students who took part in the LPC pilot, 97% said that the online learning resources aided their learning and 87% said they helped them to achieve a good understanding of how law is applied in professional practice.

    The S-Mode was also evaluated by legal technology expert Prof Richard Susskind as part of his five-year review of the College’s e-learning methods, published in November.

    In the report he said: “My investigations suggest that the drive behind the S-Mode is not commercial but educational. The College, it seems to me, is genuinely determined to explore and exploit new methods of educating, training, and helping aspiring lawyers; and, through the S-Mode, is pursuing the plausible premise that students generally perform better when they are accountable to, and working closely with, tutors on a one-to-one basis. This is the essence of the Oxbridge tutorial system, admired throughout the world.”

    More information about the S-Mode GDL.

    Further information

    Contact Lucy Wray, Press Officer, The College of Law on 01483 216072 (lucy.wray@lawcol.co.uk).


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