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MACON, Ga., Aug. 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, Georgia's academic, civic, economic, and government leaders began a long-awaited conversation about the future of our state. The Macon State College Conference Center played host to the 2010 GeorgiaForward Forum. Over 200 stakeholders, representing every corner of the state, convened at the Conference Center to discuss the most pressing challenges facing Georgians today, including the economy, water equity, education, and transportation.

Following the theme "Together, improving the state of our state," the day-long forum attendees were welcomed by Macon State University President Dr. David Bell and the mayor of Macon, Robert Reichert. An original short video entitled "Who We Are: What Does it Mean to Live in Georgia," started the morning session with a thought-provoking look at the current situation of Georgians, Dior handbag from Rome to Savannah, and everywhere in between.

"I firmly believe that this forum represents a watershed moment in Georgia's history," said Mayor Deke Copenhaver, of Augusta, Georgia. "Though the process won't be easy and will require a long term commitment on behalf of all involved, I believe the forum gave a brief glimpse of a very bright future for Georgia."

Dr. Harold Hodgkinson, the Director of The Center for Demographic Policy, led an in-depth discussion about the state's ever evolving demographic layout, including the social, economic and political implications that Georgians will face by the year 2030. Anita-Brown Graham, Director of the Institute for Emerging Issues, a public policy think-and-do tank that tackles issues facing North Carolina's future growth and prosperity, spoke to the possibilities of what a similar organization could accomplish in Georgia.

"GeorgiaForward is about creating and maintaining an on-going dialogue about the issues that are affecting Georgians," says A.J. Robinson, President of Central Atlanta Progress, the organization that started the effort Hermes wallet that is now GeorgiaForward. "Every county in the state of Georgia is unique in its own right; however, by taking a unified look at our state's issues we stand to improve the quality of our state's economy and infrastructure for future generations."

A highly anticipated question and answer session with Georgia's 2010 gubernatorial candidates kicked off the afternoon program with both candidates Deal & Barnes phoning in to talk about their visions for the state. Attendees spent the afternoon participating in four problem-solving interactive sessions: Georgia's new transportation bill, the economy, the Tri-State Water Wars, as well as education's role in economic development, were the focal points of each session.

"Our goal for the inaugural GeorgiaForward Forum was to open the lines of communication between Georgia's stakeholders and citizens, across regional lines," says event organizer Amir Farokhi. "Today's event has greatly surpassed our expectations, and we are eager to see where this conversation leads us."

For more information about GeorgiaForward and its on-going efforts, please go to .

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Media Contact: Sara Milton, Central Atlanta Progress, 404-658- 5908,

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CHELTENHAM Town's players were put through their paces with a series of fitness tests at the University of Gloucestershire yesterday.

The entire squad were measured for body fat to ensure they have returned from their summer breaks in good physical condition and ready to build up to the new campaign which kicks off on San Diego Chargers jerseys August 7 at Gillingham.

Their agility, strength and speed were all then assessed in the sports hall at Oxstalls.

A vertical jump test illustrated their spring and leg power, while the Illinois Agility Test saw them sprint around cones to determine how adept they are at turning in different directions and at different angles while running at speed.

Then came the dreaded bleep test to calculate their VO2 max. which is their maximum capacity to transport and use oxygen during incremental exercise.

The squad were divided in two and Marley Watkins and Josh Emery came out on top in the first run, with winger Josh Low the last man standing in the second group.

The players were then tested on a bike in a Wingate Test, measuring the power in their legs and how quickly they fatigue.

New strength and conditioning coach Phil Woodland took Nike dunk SB mid a weights session in the afternoon.

The University's body composition expert Claire Mills said the test results are an invaluable resource for football managers as they aim to get the best out of their players during a long season.

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"Fitness testing should be monitored over a six to eight week period so the coaching staff know they are on a track and they are not deteriorating," she said.

"They could be starting to retain body fat, which could impede on their performance, or injuries could affect flexibility, so certain areas need to be worked on."

Boss Mark Yates said: "We are really grateful to the University of Gloucestershire for allowing us to use the facilities here.

"We will get the results next week and Ian Weston (senior sports therapist) can go through them and we can devise individual programmes because we'll know where each player is.

"Physical fitness and agility are a huge part of football these days."

Cheltenham will now step up the intensity of their pre-season work from Monday.

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TO many, the SS2 locale of Petaling Jaya, Selangor, is a typical example of a vibrant but ageing, suburban neighbourhood.

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Another eye opener was when it priced its latest ongoing project - the RM420 million Five Stones condominium sitting on a 4.9-acre freehold parcel along Jalan SS2/72 - in the range more commonly found in Kuala Lumpur's high-end Mont' Kiara township.

But if there was any criticism over the company's strategy, that was shortlived as 80 per cent of the 185 units offered in the first phase were snapped up within seven days of their launch in August last year. Similar success was noted in January this year when, within a week, it sold 50 per cent of the 192 units in the second phase.

Currently, only 10 per cent of the total of 377 units housed in five blocks remain and sales have been moving so rapidly that SDBP is already looking to pack up it sales gallery located at the site by June.

According to SDBP assistant sales and marketing manager Audrey Lim, the limited units up for grabs are three- and four-bedroom condos that start from 2,024sq ft of space and priced from RM495psf. Also available are just five of the 10 penthouses originally offered, which come with five-plus-one bedrooms and range between 4,491sq ft and 5,183sq ft of built-up space. These are priced from about RM530psf.

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Secondly, because of the massive effort the company put into the project's concept and into making an attractive prospect for the target market, which is mainly upgraders from within the SS2 locale.

Lim said: "No doubt SS2 is seen as an older, mature Chinese neighbourhood, but we also acknowledge that it's very well served by major expressways and all amenities are within a small radius away.

"We believe a good project and strong concept will always sell itself, that's why we took into consideration the desires of our target buyers.

"We saw that people from SS2 were comfortable with larger spaces having lived in landed homes for some years, but at the same time they needed modern facilities and better security."

At 2,000sq ft and above, Five Stones units offer more space than the typical 1,200sq ft to 1,500sq ft condos that are commonly available in PJ. This is an expansion of a concept SDBP offered with its earlier project, Ameera, which has since sold out and seen value appreciations of at least 40 per cent.

Five Stones, which has already seen prices go up by 10 per cent since August last year, offers more in terms of that landed home feel and facilities that nurture a sense of community.

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Romantic novelist Jojo Moyes has learned to become an extremely good eavesdropper over the years.

She works in an office above a busy London cafe and only has to open her window to hear stories that would make your toes curl. Tales of swinging married couples, love affairs and other juicy goings-on have given her fuel for various novels.

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The award-winning writer, 40, who lives just outside Saffron Walden, was eavesdropping when she got the idea for her latest book, The Last Letter From Your Lover.

"I was struck by a conversation I overheard in a pub between three women trying to decipher what the word 'later' meant as a sign off in a text message. Did it mean he was going to ring tonight? Next week? Never? "It got me thinking about the decline of the love letter and how hard it must be to decipher the language of love in cyberspace."

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The experience prompted Moyes to fish out her old love letters which she keeps in a cardboard box in the spare room of the Essex farmhouse where she lives with her husband, journalist Charles Arthur, and three children.

"I started to think about love letters and how nobody gets them anymore. I went back through my old love letters and although now I'm with somebody else, I'm really glad I kept them. It reminds me that I was once capable of provoking great passion."

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A relative of a Christchurch-raised teenage actor who died after a fire at his Los Angeles home says a Canterbury memorial service is being planned for "a real special kid".

The Los Angeles County- USC Medical Centre yesterday confirmed the death of former Prebbleton School pupil Eitan Djiji, 14.

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Friends paid online tribute to Eitan, who had only recently visited Christchurch, according to a relative..

One commenter farewelled a "generous, kind and thoughtful friend", while another said he was "def[initely] a movie star in heaven".

"I can imagine the paparazzi when you arrived."

A New Zealand cousin of Eitan said reports in United States newspapers that there were no functioning smoke alarms in the family home were incorrect.

She said a smoke alarm woke Maya and led to her and her parents getting out of the lower level of the burning home. Eitan was asleep upstairs.

The cousin, who did not want to be named, said Eitan was "an amazing kid".

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THIS sixth series has definitely felt a little contrived compared to the effortlessness of its past glories.

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But I suppose there are only so many corners even a gold-medal neurotic like Larry David can paint himself into without making it look like he's just doing it on purpose.

Tonight it finds its old light touch as Steve Coogan guest-stars as Larry's therapist, Dr Bright. (In comedy circles this isn't as cool as getting to write your own Simpsons episode, but it's pretty damn close).

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Larry is determined to win back his wife Cheryl by proving that he's changed. The new Larry tucks his shirt in, wears shoes not sneakers and gives generously to good causes - and barmen. Clearly this can't last. But Dr Bright seems to know what he's talking about...

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THE historian Dan Snow visited Hull recently and said: "Hull has more history than any other western city in Europe."

Wow! That's a clue for the city council as to where we can get more visitors to Hull and create jobs.

More tourist attractions, the old paddle steamer the Lincoln Castle is ours, bring it back from Grimsby.

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The old First World War trawler Viola in the Falklands is ours - bring that back.

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We have local ship yards that can restore the trawler and paddle steamer, we have the places to put them, dock basins, river frontage, marina etc.

We even have Pounds 200 million from the sale of the KC shares to buy them (haven't we?).

It seems we have the money, the means and the places, but sadly lacking the will.

Any councillors wish to say what our Pounds 200 million is being spent on, by the way? Ray Saxby, Sutton on Hull.

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