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At 50 seconds, there is a blue street sign in the lower right corner.  It says Clarington Drive.  I don't see that in Irvine, but there is one in Laguna Hills.  http://goo.gl/maps/pbuXb

Well that didn't take long.  Obama assures us that the sequestration will not happen on Monday, says the sequestration is in place on Tuesday. http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/10/24/Obama-Flip-Flops-on-Debate-Statement-About-Sequester

But there are not fewer bayonets.  Should the facts matter at all in this election? http://senseofevents.blogspot.com/2012/10/obama-wrong-about-bayonets.html

You clearly don't read anything other than Obama Campaign pamphlets: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/markets-weighed-down-disappointing-earnings-145224609.html You still pass over the words of real, US employers who are telling us why they will not be hiring.  This is the problem with Obama...

I am disappointed that you obviously didn't read any of the links.  None of those jobs are in China.  Real US employers are announcing that they are not hiring because of Obama policies. That's ridiculous.  Governments have the power to raise costs for businesses (e.g. Obamacare).  Businesses...

Obama has now publicly assured the country that there will be no sequestration.  Now he owns it.  Obama could not get his budget accepted in the past 3 years and this year lost in the Democratically-controlled senate 99 to zero.  But somehow, magically, he's going to prevent sequestration...

This seems like a Democratic talking point.  A president has a huge effect on the economy when he declares war on job creators...

Romney appeared Presidential.  Obama appeared mean-spirited, condescending, and small-minded. Obama made a big blunder with his comment on sequestration.  After the debate, his staff had to reinterpret his words.

At Alderwood, 127 2nd graders took the 2012 STAR.  The school directory shows 3.5 2nd grade teachers. So 36:1. At Plaza Vista, there were 126 2nd graders and 4 teachers, 31.5:1.

What is my job when the teacher and principal will only provide material that my child has already mastered?  I took her to an expert in the field of education who recommended she be given a more challenging curriculum.  When the school rejected this finding, I got a second opinion from another...

It was around $600.  Kind of a lot.  But the kid is happy to be working on challenging materials and learning a lot.  How do you place a value on that? I guess I'm not supposed to say anything in order to support the real estate values.

Are you sure we're talking about the same thing?  "People to People, LeadAmerica, Presidential Classroom, etc. are all bs. Please, don't waste $2000 on them, get a job or intern somewhere." I have never heard of any of these programs.  Are they connected to the Johns Hopkins CTY? In my...

I googled it.  This is the first hit I got: http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/parents-forum/31838-cty-programs.html Here are quotes from the first five responses: "it has been a great experience for her. She's learned a lot, and had fun doing it." "Far better and much more positive than any...

My daughter was 7 when she tested into CTY.  By the way, UCI also has a program (http://www.giftedstudents.uci.edu/).  She attended the Saturday classes for a few years.  It doesn't have as much variety as CTY and doesn't have the distance learning option.  But most of the kids are local, so...

My daughter has been a member of this for about 3 years.  I think it's very good for her, but pretty expensive.  She has completed two online literature/writing courses and we have attended many of the day programs. Last month we went to San Diego Fleet Science Center for a seminar on Mars.  We...

We dropped the TV package 3 or 4 years ago.  I bought a small antenna (<$10) for the upstairs bedroom, connect to a computer with EyeTV ($150) and stream to other parts of the house.  The kids watch Netflix streaming.  We don't get any of the specialized cable channels, but we save some money.