Matt Stigliano
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Located about 2 miles outside Loop 1604 on Culebra Road/FM 471, Stillwater Ranch promises to be an incredible master planned community on the citys Northwest side. With homes by Wall Homes, Imagine Homes, and New Leaf Homes, the community boasts tennis courts, a basketball court, and a luscious pool in their amenity center. With the growth to our Northwest, this neighborhood will be a shining example of beautiful building styles combined with smart energy efficient and green building technology.
I recently visited the Imagine Homes model and it is incredible. The Lilac model from Imagine homes, this model is perfectly appointed to showcase the gorgeous design dreamt up by Imagine Homes including rock and wood details throughout the home, a wrought iron and wood staircase, a media room, an amazing cooks kitchen, and much more.
If you visit the model, be sure to check out the attic. Using spray foam insulation on the roofing, the temperature in the attic is comfortable. You know how hot your attic gets, imagine being able to work in there and store your Christmas decorations without worrying what was going to melt (it was 100 outside when I went in the house).
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One-Level Living in the Carvalho Condominiums
Produced by Melissa Paly
OLD NAVY = NEW HOLLYWOOD! Fox 25 Boston News Segment on A Movie Studio being proposed to be built at the Old Naval Base in Weymouth,Ma
This video is part of a series of interviews that I did with Jason Sergent on May 23, 2009. We interviewed 5 individuals from Oxford, NC to compliment a final project for our MBA program at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School (class was called “New Urbanism, Smart Growth, and Sustainable Community Development” led by Dr. Jim Johnson). While not present for the interviews, Neil Holland was also a part of this team.
New California Dream: “Follow It” 
Paul Zykofsky of the Sacramento non-profit Local Government Commission, a former labor organizer and community activist, talks about how he’s used those experiences in his work on traffic calming, compact development and smart growth.
Sri Sakthi Ashram collaborate across borders with National & Global NGOs who work in vulnerable situations, with a special emphasis on children and parents. Our unique focus works in partnership with statutory and voluntary agencies around the world facilitating a national and global exchange of information and access to support services. 
Green City Journal hosted a forum on November 8th, for the closing night of Philadelphia Independent Film and Video Association’s (PIFVA) expo “Politics As Usual?”, which highlighted political documentaries made by local filmmakers. Here’s an excerpt from the discussion that followed the screenings where panelists discuss what they expect in the first 100 days of an Obama presidency. Participants include Jerry Silberman, from PASNAP and local sustainability movements, David Sternberg, Chairperson for Philly for Change, Jethro Heiko, Director for Organizing Iraq Veterans Against the War and co-founder of Casino-Free Philadelphia, Rob Stuart, filmmaker and founder of Evolve Strategies and Evolve Foundation, Gail Lloyd, editor of Winter Soldier: Iraq and Afghanistan and group moderator Caryn Hunt of www.GreenCityJournal.com. Video shot by Debbie Rudman.
This video is part of a series of interviews that I did with Jason Sergent on May 23, 2009. We interviewed 5 individuals from Oxford, NC to compliment a final project for our MBA program at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School (class was called “New Urbanism, Smart Growth, and Sustainable Community Development” led by Dr. Jim Johnson). While not present for the interviews, Neil Holland was also a part of this team.