It's not so much an antiwar festival as a pro-people festival. We want people to be mindful but to still enjoy the day, to take with them that there is hope and that they can do something, even if only on a local level.

We haven't played in 13 days and that was a factor. But if you want to beat a team of that caliber, you can't make mistakes. We just didn't hit the ball, either.

She threw where we asked her to throw it. I told the girls they have two choices. They can lay down and die, or they can play so that when we play Beth-Center in the last game of the season, it means something.

This charter amendment will bring Austin to the forefront of a national movement for accessible, online government and participatory democracy. Information that is critical to your everyday life -- whether you want to build a garage apartment or protest the next big tax giveaway -- will go online in the next year. This will save you time and the city money.

It was scary. A lot of us had sleepless nights that did stick with it, probably got ulcers.

It was taking a chance. I'm probably the last person I would ever think would do this.