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T hat’s not not lloop oop ffrom rom tthe he R incon C onnector aand nd Rincon Connector nonofficers ccounting ounting the the time time n onoff icers sspent pent U niversity C onnector ttrails rails tto oG olf C lub University Connector Golf Club processing p rocessing aarrests rrests aand nd ffiling iling related related D rive. B ut m any d oubt w hether tthe he p ath Drive. But many doubt whether path paperwork. who p aperwork. City City rangers, rangers, w ho were were ccan an aaddress ddress a cchronic hronic d rug p roblem. O ne drug problem. One byy P Parks iinstructed nstructed b arks and and Recreation Recreation o hese iiss JJoan oan P etersilia, cco-director o-director o off tthese Petersilia, off not with sstaff taff n ot tto o sspeak peak w ith Santa Santa Cruz Cruz tthe he S tanford U niversity C riminal Ju ustice Stanford University Criminal Justice Weekly W eekly ffor or tthis his aarticle, rticle, eestimated stimated eearlier arlier C enter. S he’s sspent pent 2 ears aanalyzing nalyzing llaw aw Center. She’s 255 yyears tthis his yyear ear that that they they sspend pend between between 330 0 eenforcement nforcement p ublic po licy eefforts ffforts aand nd public policy percent dealing aand nd 550 0p ercent of of their their time time d ealing ssays, ays, iin n tthis his ccase, ase, S anta C ruz lleaders eaders m ay Santa Cruz may with w ith Pogonip-related Pogonip -related issues, issues, although although be p inning ttheir heir h ope p so n a tthin hin iidea. dea. pinning hopes on eestimates stimates from from parks parks aadministration dministration “Th his is is called called crime crime prevention prevention “This put Assuming p ut the the figure f igure at at 25 25 percent. percent. A ssuming tthrough hrough eenvironmental nvironmental d esign,� ssays ays design, between tthe he aactual ctual aamount mount is is halfway halfway b etween P etersilia. ““However, However, iin n tthis his ccase, ase, iitt sseems eems Petersilia. off rranger tthese hese estimates, estimates, the the cost cost o anger ttoo oo ssimplistic. implistic. It t’s n ot tthat hat a ((multi-use) multi-use) It’s not work Pogonip per w ork iin nP oggonip is is about about $121,004 $121,004 p er p ath ccan’t an’t w ork, iitt jjust ust ttakes akes ttwo wo o hree path work, orr tthree Additionally, Santa Cruz Fire yyear. ear. A dditionally, the the S anta C ruz F ire m ore iingredients. ngredients. F irst, iincreased ncreased llighting ighting more First, Department D epartment rresponded esponded tto o seven seven ssmall mall n eeds tto o be a h uge aaspect spect o he b uilt needs huge off tthe built ffires ires iin n tthe he greenbelt greenbelt iin n 2009, 2009, according according eenvironment. nvironment. Y ou aalso lso h ave tto oh ave ffoot o oot You have have Mark pegs tto o Capt. Capt. M ark Ramos, Ramos, who who p egs this this ttraffic raff ff ic sstops, tops, sso o pe ople sstop top aalong long tthe he people Finally, maintenance ccost ost at at $8,424. $8,424. F inally, m aintenance p ath aand nd cconvey onvey tthe he m essage tthat hat ((the the path message Pogonip—trail ccosts osts iin n tthe he P oggonip —trail ggrading, rading, sign sign ccriminals) riminals) d on’t o wn tthe he p ath, iinstead nstead don’t own path, posting much p osting aand nd tthe he m uch talked-about talked-about trash trash o ust rriding iding tthrough. hrough. T hird, yyou ou n eed off jjust Third, need have ccleanups—are leanups—are estimated estimated to to h ave rrun un llaw aw eenforcement nforcement tto om ake a h uge iinitial nitial make huge $40,000 aabout bout $ 40,000 last last year. year. p resence ffor or o ne tto o tthree hree yyears. ears. A fter presence one After “I “I think think the the amount amount we we spend spend in in the the o ne tto o tthree hree yyears, ears, sstudies tudies sshow, how, llaw aw one Pogonip high, P oggonip is is disproportionately disproportionately h igh,� ssays ays eenforcement nforcement ccan an rreduce educe iits ts p resence aass presence newly minted Santa City Manager n ewly m inted S anta Cruz Cruz C ity M anager tthe he ccommunity ommunity ttakes akes o ver.� over. Martin wouldn’t M artin Bernal. Bernal. “You “You w ouldn’t normally normally Like many many of of the the details details of of the the Like have police Parks eexpect xpect to to h ave tthe he p olice P arks Unit Unit p roposed p ath, tthe he ccost ost o uilding iitt proposed path, off b building half sspending pending h alf their their time time tthere here given given tthe he iiss u nknown. C ity lleaders eaders h ave aalready lready unknown. City have open wee h have. aamount mount of of other other o pen sspace pace w ave.� eearmarked armarked $ 25,000 tto od raw u p aan n $25,000 draw up Hee adds, know H adds, ““II don’t don’t k now if if a ttrail rail will will eenvironmental nvironmental rreview, eview, b ut tthey’re hey’re but make difference m ake any any d ifference aatt aall ll ((in in crime). crime). rreluctant eluctant tto oo ffer b uilding ccost ost eestimates, stimates, offer building What make difference whether W hat may may m ake a d ifference iiss w hether aass tthey’re hey’re h oping tto ob enef it ffrom rom hoping benefit people p eople use use the the trail. trail.� d onated w ork h ours ffrom rom ggroups roups llike ike donated work hours tthe he M ountain B ikers o anta C ruz aand nd Mountain Bikers off S Santa Cruz tthe he S anta C ruz C ounty H orsemen’s Santa Cruz County Horsemen’s Read R ead a llonger onger ve version rsion ooff tthis his aarticle rticle aatt A ssociation. 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As darkness approached, she returned to her pickup truck to find Broward County’s Deputy Sheriff Dominic Raimondi and Florida Fish and Wildlife’s Lieutenant David Bingham looking inside the cab. The two men asked what she was doing and when she said she had been bird watching, Bingham asked whether she had binoculars. As she opened her knapsack, Raimondi spotted her incense and asked if he could see it. He took the bowl and incense, asking whether it was marijuana. “No,� she recalls saying. “It’s my smudge, which is a blend of sage, sweet grass and lavender.� “Smells like marijuana to me,� said Raimondi, who admitted he had never heard of a smudge stick. He then ordered Brown to stand by her truck while he took the incense back to his car and conducted a common field test known as a Duquenois-Levine, or D-L, test. The result was positive for marijuana. Brown protested, telling them the smudge was available for purchase online for about $7 and giving them the name of a website that sold it— information Bingham used his laptop to verify. But the men still searched her truck. After an hour and a half they finally allowed Brown to go home and told her that if a lab test confirmed the field test results, a warrant would be issued for her arrest. Exactly 90 days later, Brown was arrested at the spa in Weston, Florida,

where she has worked as a massage therapist for three years. She was handcuffed in front of clients and co-workers and charged with felony possession of marijuana. She was brought to a local police precinct in the town of Davie where she was booked and held for three hours. Unable to post the $1,000 bail, she was transferred to the Women’s Correctional Facility in Pompano Beach. At no time was she read her rights. Five hours after her arrest, she was finally allowed a brief phone call and left a message for her boyfriend to post her bail. At the jail, a female officer came in and told Brown to take off all her clothes. She had already been searched at the precinct station and had her shoes, socks and bra confiscated. “I’m on my period,â€? Brown said. “I don’t care,â€? said the officer, who ordered her to pull her underwear down to her ankles, squat over the floor drain and cough. The following morning at 4:30am Brown was released onto the streets of Pompano Beach with no idea where she was. The next day, Brown found a lab and submitted to voluntary hair and urine tests. These came back clean. She had previously worked for 16 years as a transportation systems specialist with the Federal Aviation Administration, a job that required airport security clearances, so drug tests were nothing ¨ #

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One study found that the D-L test would test positive for many commonly occurring plant substances found in overthe-counter medicines. For instance, Sucrets lozenges tested positive for marijuana. Reefer Test Madness The Duquenois test was developed in the late 1930s by a French pharmacist, Pierre DuquĂŠnois, while he was working for the United Nations division of narcotics. In 1950, he completed a study for the U.N. that claimed that his test was “very specificâ€? for marijuana; it was adopted by the U.N. and crime labs around the world as the preferred test for marijuana. After undergoing several modifications, including the use of chloroform, the test became known as the Duquenois-Levine test, and became widely popular. Though scientists would show in the 1960s and 1970s that the D-L test was nonspecific, meaning it rendered false positives, it remains today the most commonly used test for

marijuana—employed in many of the 800,000 marijuana arrests that take place each year. The test is a simple chemical color reagent test, easy to perform but difficult to interpret. To administer the test, a police officer simply has to break a seal on a tiny micropipette of chemicals and insert a particle of the suspected substance; if the chemicals turn purple, this indicates the possibility of marijuana. But the color variations can be subtle, and readings can vary by examiner. The field test kits are produced by a variety of manufacturers, the most popular brands being NIK and ODV. Literature about the D-L from NIK’s makers states that it is only a “screening� test that “may or may not yield a valid result� and may produce “false positive results.� Yet since at least 1990, arresting officers, with the support of prosecutors, have regularly bypassed lab analysts and have purported to identify marijuana at hearings and trials only on the basis of visual inspection and the nonspecific D-L field test. And the manufacturers have taken note. In 1998, ODV reported in its newsletter that a growing number of police departments were using its D-L field test, marketed as the NarcoPouch, as “their sole method of testing and identifying Marihuana [sic] . . . To have Officers properly trained in identifying Marijuana and taking the Crime Lab out of the loop is a tremendous cost saving venture for the State . . . and gives the individual Officers testing the material a greater sense of satisfaction in completing their own cases.� NIK, too, argued that depending exclusively on D-L field tests saves time and money. “Crime laboratories are so busy that drug tests take too long,� NIK states on its website. “With the cooperation of the Prosecuting Attorney, many police agencies have turned to presumptive drug testing. If the results indicate that an illegal substance is present, criminal charges may be filed.�

Experts in Four Days In June 2006, the Virginia legislature went so far as to pass “emergency regulationsâ€? permitting law enforcement officers to testify at trial for simple possession of marijuana cases solely on the basis of a D-L field test. Prior to these regulations, officers had to send suspected material to an approved lab for testing. Nothing in the new legislation specified that the field tests ¨ $

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Despite its widespread use, as early as the 1960s, the D-L test had been proven incapable of definitively identifying the presence of marijuana in a seized substance. A 1968 article in the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin of Japan reported that the D-L tests “lack in adequate specificity.� In 1969, M. J. de Faubert Maunder, a chemist in the Ministry of Technology, a British government agency, reported finding 25 plant substances that would produce a D-L test result barely distinguishable from that of cannabis and cautioned that the D-L test “should never be relied upon as the only positive evidence.� Several articles in the Journal of Forensic Sciences further disproved any

claims that the test could specifically identify marijuana. A 1972 study found that the D-L test would test positive for many commonly occurring plant substances known as resorcinols, which are found in over-the-counter medicines. For instance, Sucrets lozenges tested positive for marijuana. This study concluded that the D-L test is useful only as a “screen� test and was not sufficiently selective to be relied upon for “identification.�

A number of high courts have found that the D-L test does not prove the presence of marijuana in a seized substance. In 1975, Dr. Marc Kurzman at the University of Minnesota, in collaboration with 14 other scientists, published a study in The Journal of Criminal Defense that concluded: “The microscopic and chemical screening tests presently used in marijuana analysis are not specific even in combination for ‘marijuana’ defined in any way.â€? In the 35 years since that study was published, no one has ever refuted this finding. Indeed, recent research has confirmed Kurzman’s findings. In 2008, Whitehurst, the chemist and former FBI agent, substantiated Kurzman’s findings in an article in the Texas Tech Law Review. That same year, Dr. Omar Bagasra, director of the South Carolina Center for Biotechnology, conducted experiments in his lab also demonstrating that the D-L test is nonspecific and renders false positives. Bagasra, too, has impeccable credentials—he’s a leading pathologist and a board-certified forensic examiner. A number of high courts have been persuaded by this evidence, and have found that the D-L test does not prove the presence of marijuana in a seized substance. In 1979, a trial judge in North Carolina blocked the marijuana ¨ '

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Big Hairy Problem Shoddy science, though, has muddied the waters. Several studies claim, falsely, to have validated the specificity of the D-L test. The best-known D-L “validation� study, and thus the most damaging to defendants, was published in 1972 by John Thornton and George Nakamura in the Journal of Forensic Science Society. It instantly made the D-L test the gold standard across the country for marijuana identification. But the report is internally contradictory and scientifically flawed. On the opening page of the article, the authors state that the D-L test is a “confirmation� test for marijuana. Such a test must be capable of proving the presence of the drug beyond a reasonable doubt, specifically identifying the drug to the exclusion of all other possible substances and producing neither false positives nor false negatives. However, the researchers’ own findings contradict their conclusion and show instead that the D-L test merely screens for marijuana. The authors themselves reported that the D-L test gave false positives and was not a confirmatory test even when cystolithic hairs—visible on the leaves of marijuana and other plants—are found on the suspected substance. They claimed that “the Duquenois-Levine test is found to be useful in the confirmation of marijuana� when cystolithic hairs are observed “since none of the 82 species possessing hairs similar to those found on marijuana yield a positive test.� The problem is, as the authors noted, there are hundreds of plants with cystolithic hairs that they did not test, making their sample of 82 species woefully inadequate. In effect, they admitted that the botanical exam itself was nonspecific. Combining two

nonspecific tests does not make a specific, confirmatory test, as the D-L and the botanical exam both could easily render false positives. Without having proved specificity, the authors nevertheless claimed it. They also noted its widespread use as if it were proof of its efficacy, mentioning that the D-L test was adopted as a preferential test by the League of Nations Sub-Committee of Cannabis and that a version of the test was proposed by the United Nations Committee on Narcotics as a specific test for marijuana. (The U.N. subsequently found that only gas chromatography/ mass spectrometry analysis could affirmatively identify marijuana.) Inexplicably, this Thornton-Nakamura study is cited by the Drug Enforcement Administration and labs around the country as justifying the use of the D-L test alone or in combination with the microscopic visual exam for proving the presence of marijuana in a seized substance. Even some courts have erroneously ruled that the D-L test is specific and confirmatory. The most egregious example occurred in 2006. U.S. District Judge William Alsup found the D-L test to be a specific identification test and declared, grandiosely: “Despite the many hundreds of thousands of drug convictions in the criminal justice system in America, there has not been a single documented false-positive identification of marijuana or cocaine when the methods used by the SFPD [San Francisco Police Department] Crime Lab are applied by trained, competent analysts.� In fact, according to an affidavit in that case from a senior criminologist at the SFPD, its lab had, for 40 years, used the D-L test in combination with a botanical exam to identify marijuana—two nonspecific tests that can each produce false positives. (A spokeswoman says that current SFPD policy is to subsequently confirm these results with gas chromatography/mass spectrometry.)

Challenging the Test Robin Rae Brown never even faced trial on marijuana possession charges. After she was released from jail, she retained this author as a defense expert. When I first spoke with her attorney, Bill Ullman, he had never heard of the D-L test and said he normally pleabargained cases like Brown’s. I urged him to challenge the test and provided him with several scientific studies cited in this article, relevant court decisions, including Jackson v. Virginia and other ¨

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Saturday & Sunday, August 7 & 8, 11am-8pm CABRILLO MUSIC ART & WINE FESTIVAL Two full days of world music and dance on the Church Street Stage including Flor de Caña, Danjuma & Onola, Watsonville Taiko, Singing Wood Marimba, Desert Dream Dance, Mariachi de Eleazar Cortes, and more; more than 60 artisans booths, food and wine, Creativity Tent for Kids with free hands-on art workshops, and much more! SPONSORED BY

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Carell) is a mad scientist working on his latest plot. If he can steal a shrink-ray just being developed, the Bank of Evil will give him a loan to finance his magnum opus: the theft of the moon itself. The action may be silly, but the directors take it seriously. (Read a fulllength review at www. metroactive.com.) (RvB) 27<<3@ 4=@ A16;C19A (PG-13;

110 min.) Executives throw a particularly memorable dinner party: its centerpiece is a contest to see which of them can find the biggest idiot to entertain them. Tim (Paul Rudd) finds Steve Carell, and if the tag line is any indication of the ending (“It takes one to know one�), the idea goes sour for Rudd. Also starring Zach Galifianakis and Jemaine Clement. B63 57@: E6= >:/G32 E7B6 47@3

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officer starts stirring up trouble. Meanwhile, trustworthily pockmarked investigative journalist Mikael (Michael Nyqvist) meets a new writer. He and his sociologist girlfriend are trying to expose the sex-slave trade conducted out of the former Soviet Union, apparently abetted by the Sapo, the Swedish Secret Police. Salander is an old-fashioned pulp heroine in a pulp plot. (RvB) 7<13>B7=< (PG-13;

148 min.) The basic idea of Christopher Nolan’s film is simple. Led by Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), a sort of Impossible Mission Force, working for a Japanese trillionaire (Ken Watanabe), descends into the sleeping subconscious of the plutocrat’s young rival (Cillian Murphy), using technology that allows them to design dreamscapes. Because of the complexity of this operation, the team is forced to create dreams within dreams, and each deeper dream takes place in an exponentially larger time frame. The film is audacious and frequently thrilling, especially when Nolan folds Paris in on itself and Escherizes interior spaces. It’s visionary filmmaking, uncommon at this scale, with neither the mawkishness of What Dreams May Come or the spiritual horse feathers of the Matrix trilogy. (RvB) B63 972A /@3 /:: @756B (R; 111

min.) Crisis occurs when a very settled lesbian marriage is challenged by the arrival of the sperm donor (Mark Ruffalo) who fathered one of the couple’s children. Julianne Moore as a classic California girl: no intellectual, very earthy, a blurter-out of things she probably shouldn’t have said; Annette Bening, amusingly dour, is her hard-working spouse. Director Lisa Cholodenko and cowriter Stuart Blumberg

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min.) Little sister and big sister duke it out in film adaptation of Beverly Cleary’s beloved book. With Selena Gomez, Joey King, Bridget Moynahan and Ginnifer Goodwin. A/:B Angelina Jolie

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109 min.) Nicolas Cage is Balthazar, an eons-old sorcerer who dresses like Lemmy of Motorhead; he recruits a NYT physics major ( Jay Baruchel) to help him round up a wizard (Alfred Molina) who proposes to release the spirit of the evil sorceress Morgana la Fey (Alice Krige). If released, Morgana will dominate the world by unleashing an army of the walking dead. Baruchel—more ideally cast as the second or third assistant nerd in a high school movie—emits various goofy whines during the live-action remake

of the Mickey Mouse sequence in Fantasia. Restaging this sequence live with CG animated brooms and mops is basically what would happen if you made a Daffy Duck cartoon with CG real ducks, Babe style, taking loads of buckshot in the beak. Director Jon Turtletaub, of what will shortly become the National Treasure trilogy, has obviously cut the film to make it move quicker, but camp or serious the movie fails; Turtletaub and his producer Jerry Bruckheimer have delivered something so DOA that all the spells of Morgana La Fey couldn’t bring it to life. (RvB) B=G AB=@G ! (G; 108 min.) Sit through the pretty ordinary grabber sequence at the beginning of the film—a frontier adventure with a

runaway train— because once this latest Pixar effort gets started, it’s perfection. Woody (Tom Hanks), the toy-size avatar of a cinematic century’s worth of action heroes, is the lone skeptic when the rest of the gang is donated to a seemingly wonderful day-care center run by a too-friendly huggy bear (Ned Beatty). What transpires is a Great Escape parody that is less a joke and more like a captivating (and terrifying) new version of an old myth. Things get very heavy indeed; these talking walking toys end up on the edge of extinction, which is why the seasoned professionals doing the voice acting add the right note of mortality to this sequel. A stunner, all told, in color, action, humor and serious underpinnings. (RvB)

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By Rob Brezsny

For the week of August 4 /@73A (March 21–April 19): The ancient Greek god Dionysus did not, in fact, encourage people to get sloppy drunk, lose control, and do stupid things. His preference was that they free themselves from their inhibitions by imbibing moderate amounts of alcohol. With this medicinal spur, they might get unstuck from their worn-out old behavior patterns and invite refreshing doses of wildness into their lives. Healing was the intention, not craziness and frenzy. It is true that if someone was not willing to escape their rigidity—if they clung to their hidebound attitudes and refused to open up to the call of selftransformation—Dionysus might lure them into reckless inebriation. Keep these thoughts in mind in the coming weeks, Aries. B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): In her 1960 song “This Bitter Earth,� Dinah Washington sings, “If my life is like the dust that hides the glow of a rose / What good am I, heaven only knows.� I bring this to your attention, Taurus, because you now have the power to prove once and for all that your life is NOT like the dust that hides the glow of a rose. So please get out there and reveal the glory of the world you inhabit. Draw out and enhance the radiance of people you encounter. By week’s end, you may be able to say, as Washington does in the final line of the song, “This bitter earth may not be so bitter after all.� (Hear the song here: tinyurl.com/BitterEarth.) 53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): More than one-third of adults under 35 confess that right after making love, they tweet or text-message or check their Facebook pages. In the coming week, I strongly advise you not to do that or anything remotely like that. You should give your best, brightest, most focused attention to every phase of every adventure you have. The foreplay and the aftermath are just as important to the total revelation as the height of the action. This is a time in your long-term cycle when you can’t afford to scrimp on completion and closure and resolution.

1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): August is Banish Your Superstitions Month, Cancerian. To celebrate this auspicious festival, purge yourself of every irrational belief and unfounded fear you can stand to live without. But also keep in mind that you may have to keep a crazy delusion or two, at least for a while. You’ve become so used to your chronic anxiety that it might be risky to get rid of it all at once. So proceed deliberately, casting off one false belief today and another quaint fallacy tomorrow and a third rotten figment of your imagination next week. By September 1, you may be surprised to see how high you’ve ratcheted up your level of fearlessness. :3= (July 23–Aug. 22): For a special episode of her TV talk show, Oprah Winfrey wanted a stage set that was fabricated out of chocolate. It took workers 1,400 hours to construct it. When the day came to unveil the decadent monument, Oprah offered her audience members the chance to tear it apart, eat it, and take it home as plunder. They dismantled it in half an hour. Let this be a cautionary tale, Leo. I dearly hope that the creation you’re beginning to work on will endure for a long time and continue to provide meaning and pleasure far past the time it makes its initial splash. Build your baby to last. D7@5= (Aug. 23–Sept. 22): New Age author Bob Frissell wrote a book called Nothing in This Book Is True, But It’s Exactly How Things Are. It contains a host of seemingly far-fetched theories about UFOs, crop circles, ascended masters, earth changes and monuments on Mars, all of which adds up to a beguiling Theory of Everything about the hidden nature of reality. I see your life right now as having resemblances to this curious tome. If I had to give a title to the next chapter of your story, it might be “Nothing That’s Happening Will Make Much Sense Until It Has Finished Happening, Whereupon It Will Yield a Burst of Insight About the Big Picture of Your Destiny.� :70@/ (Sept. 23–Oct. 22): One of the best ways to cultivate your own radiant brilliance or native talent is to look for excellence in other people. So if you suspect there’s some half-hidden or partially dormant reservoir of genius within you—a mother lode of intelligence that you have not been fully successful in tapping into—I suggest you make it a point to identify the genius in everyone you know. Whether it’s your cousin’s knack for f lower arrangement

or your co-worker’s telepathic capacity to read the moods of people she wants something from, you can fuel your own luminosity by noticing and appreciating others’.

A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): Imagine you and I and a bunch of our friends are 7 years old. We’re playing the rough game “King of the Mountain� on a huge pile of dirt. Since there are some girls among us, we’ve changed the name of the game to “Awesome Magic Boss of the Mountain.� Today, you’re the strongest one, warding off all challenges to your authority, pushing away everyone who tries to knock you off your place at the top. It’s like you have extra power you’ve never displayed before; as if you’re drawing on reserves of determination and stamina that were previously unavailable. I believe this is a metaphorically accurate portrayal of your actual life right now.

A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): My Sagittarius friend Lisa dreamed she was at a party with Jon Carroll, a writer she admires. In the dream, she managed to join a circle of people with whom he was conversing. Twice she tried to insinuate her way into the conversation with comments she thought were f lattering to Jon. But he ignored her. Finally she opened an oversized picture book she had with her and showed him a striking photo of a huge nest containing a speckled, glittery dragon’s egg. This caught his eye. He took her by the arm to a table where they pored over this fascinating image together. Learn from Lisa’s dream, Sagittarius. To captivate the attention of the people you’re interested in, appeal not to their vanity but to their imagination. 1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): Homeboy Industries is an organization in East Los Angeles that helps former gang members find jobs. One of its most successful programs has trained over a hundred ex-cons as solar panel installers. That’s the kind of dramatic conversion I’d like to see you make in your own life, Capricorn—getting face to face with the most messed-up part of yourself and conspiring to transform it into something brighter and more useful. Now would be an excellent time to dive into that worthy project.

/?C/@7CA (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): I’m all in favor of you pumping up your yearning and stoking the fires of your ambition and fantasizing in explicit detail about a fantastic dream—on one condition: The object of your craving has to be real and achievable. It can’t be an impossible idol or remote delusion, nor can it be an escapist distraction. The longing you feel must empower you, not demoralize you. The vision that gets you activated each morning must be something you can actually manifest by carrying out a detailed, step-by-step master plan. If you’re willing to satisfy these provisions, you have my go-ahead to get more than a little wild with desire. >7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): When you try to communicate with a baby, you get nowhere if you talk as you normally do. Nor can you rely on your usual assumptions about human behavior as you read the baby’s verbal cues and body language. There’s a similar principle at work when you interact with animals: You have to speak a different language. And that brings us to your current challenge, Pisces. Life is currently sending you signals that will remain incomprehensible if you insist on interpreting them from the viewpoint of a rational adult. To decipher the encrypted code, you’ll have to get into a mindset that is equal parts child, animal and angel. 6][Se]`Y( 7[OUW\S bVOb aSdS\ gSO`a T`][ \]e g]c eO\b O \Se QO`SS` ]` ZW\S ]T e]`Y EVOb eWZZ Wb PS- E`WbS( B`cbV`]]abS`.U[OWZ Q][ Go to @3/:/AB@=:=5G 1=; to check out Rob Brezsny’s Expanded Weekly Audio Horoscopes and Daily Text Message Horoscopes. The audio horoscopes are also available by phone &%% &%! "&&& or 1.900.950.7700

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