If there's some other way to structure it, some other best practice that some other community has found, the time is right to get out there and see if we can understand that.

It's time to take action - to put into practice a new approach that focuses on results and measurable improvements.

It is easy for clubs to say they are community oriented. We are actually putting the principle into practice.

I did a lot of practice diving at the Community (Park) pool. So I figured I'd go out for the team when I got to high school. I wasn't very good when I started, but I liked it a lot so I stuck with it.

I'd rather we stay a community. That's what we see now, is the sustained commitment to spiritual practice from which all of our actions begin. That's harder than growing.

Homes are seen as a place to live and play, not just to have dinner parties. We're building very earthy and livable homes with a casual elegance about them. It's a home where one would feel comfortable wearing a tuxedo or a pair of Bermuda shorts.