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In the silver moonlight,
Oh Pierrot my friend,
I would now a word write,
Thy pen prithee lend!
Candlelight has vanished,
And no fire I see,
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What do you do when you're stuck on the tarmac and your plane has been delayed? This week Dori found the best and worst examples in viral videos.
Passengers on an Allegiant Air flight from Las Vegas to Phoenix were stuck on planes for five hours without air conditioning or water. They were tired. They were delirious. So they sang R. Kelly's "I Believe I can Fly."
"On the flight going home from Vegas, everybody's drunk. About two percent of them are celebrating the time they've just had in Vegas, and 98 percent are just trying to forget how much they lost of their money and their soul," said Dori.
You can hear them giggling uncontrollably as they sing. Passengers said more than one person passed out in seats and in the aisle.
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The higher education bubble has popped
Traditionally, Americans have firmly believed in two core investments: college and home ownership. Then the housing bubble popped. Is education next?
A college degree once looked to be the path to prosperity. In an article for TechCrunch, Sarah Lacy writes, "Like the housing bubble, the education bubble is about security and insurance against the future. Both whisper a seductive promise into the ears of worried Americans: Do this and you will be safe."
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But the jobs that made higher education pay off during the inflationary boom, kicked into high gear by Nixon waving goodbye to the last shreds of a gold standard, came primarily from government and finance.
In 1990, 6.4 million people worked for federal, state, and local governments. By 2010, that number had grown almost 6 times — to 38.3 million — with many of these jobs being white-collar.
In 1990, the financial sector was less than 7.5 percent of the S&P 500. By 2006, this sector had grown to 22.3 percent of the S&P, and that year the financial sector constituted 45 percent of the index's earnings.
"Prices and wage rates boom," writes Mises.
Everybody feels happy and is convinced that now finally mankind has overcome forever the gloomy state of scarcity and reached everlasting prosperity.
In fact, all this amazing wealth is fragile, a castle built on sands of illusion. It cannot last. There is no means to substitute banknotes and deposits for nonexistent capital goods.
Times have changed.
Last week, HSBC Holding Plc announced plans to eliminate 30,000 jobs worldwide by the end of 2013. The job cuts will affect "support staff where we believe we have created an unnecessary bureaucracy in this firm over a number of years," HSBC chief executive officer Stuart Gulliver said.
Goldman Sachs plans to cut 1,000 positions. Bank of America is laying off 1,500 employees and closing 600 retail branches.
At the same time that banks are trimming their fat, according to a Labor Department report released earlier this month, from May 2010 to May 2011 local governments shed 267,000 jobs and state governments 24,000. Local government employment in May, at 14.165 million jobs, was the lowest since July 2006.
An increase in the amount of real savings, which induces a fall in the interest rate and a lengthening of the production schedule, increases an economy's productive capacity, creating genuine growth brought about by the investment in higher-order goods such as factories and other production assets.
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Police in Glynn County have charged a 38-year-old Brunswick man in connection with three business burglaries dating back to July.
Johnny Lee Thomas was arrested Thursday.
Police said that the first burglary was reported about 1:40 a.m. July 6 at an OM Food Mart at 1306 Old Jesup Road. Police said Thomas stole $100 worth of cigarettes and $20 in pornographic magazines. They said he broke in by shattering the front doors.
Police said Thomas also burglarized a Friendly Express at 4902 Darien Highway about 5:45 a.m. Sunday. Investigators said he stole $926 worth of cigarettes. They said he also shattered the front doors to gain entry.
Investigators said Thomas then shattered a front window of a Chooses 7 store at 7552 Blythe Island Highway about 3:20 a.m. Thursday. They said he stole an unknown amount of cigarettes.
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ARLINGTON, Texas - Ian Kinsler homered and drove in four runs as the Texas Rangers pounded out the most runs and hits in the majors this season with a 20-6 rout of the Minnesota Twins on Monday night.
Kinsler had four of the Rangers' league-best 27 hits as Texas became the first team to score 20 runs since Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 20-0 on April 22 last season. The Rangers had 18 runs by the fifth inning as they scored three runs in each of the first three innings. Texas added five in the fourth and four in the fifth.
Mike Napoli and Nelson Cruz also had four hits as all the Rangers starters had at least two except for third baseman Chris Davis, who was hitless in six at-bats. Michael Young also went deep and had three RBIs for Texas.
Things were so one-sided that Michael Cuddyer moved from right field to the mound to pitch the eighth for the Twins. Cuddyer gave up a double to Napoli, a bloop single to Mitch Moreland, and walked Kinsler with one out to load the bases.
But Cuddyer retired Elvis Andrus on a fly ball and David Murphy on a pop-up for a scoreless inning.
The last Twins position player to pitch was outfielder John Moses against California on July 31, 1990.
Derek Holland (9-4) easily won his career-high ninth game of the season, allowing an unearned run and five hits in six innings with four strikeouts to surpass his eight-win rookie season in 2009.
AL West-leading Texas has won 15 of 18 to open a four-game pad over Los Angeles, which was beaten by Cleveland 3-2 on Monday night.
Jason Kubel hit a 449-foot homer off Arthur Rhodes in the eighth for the Twins, who've lost six of nine.
Minnesota starter Nick Blackburn (7-7) was knocked around for nine runs - six earned - and 11 hits in 2 2-3 innings.
The Rangers jumped to a 3-0 first-inning lead a day after they were limited to four singles by Toronto's Brett Cecil in the Blue Jays' 3-0 victory on Sunday night.
Andrus reached on an infield single and scored on Hamilton's double. Young followed with his ninth homer into the right field seats on Blackburn's 1-0 pitch.
In the second, RBI doubles by Kinsler and Hamilton and Young's run-scoring single gave Holland a 6-0 pad, and Kinsler added a three-run blast in the third.
When Andrus followed with a single, Blackburn's shortest outing of the season was over, matching the most runs he's allowed in any of his 113 career starts.
Minnesota got on the board in the fourth with an unearned run aided by an error by Andrus at shortstop. After Alexi Casilla singled, Joe Mauer hit a sharp grounder that Holland gloved. Holland fired to second to start what appeared to be an easy double play, but the throw bounced off Andrus' glove.
Casilla scored on Cuddyer's double-play grounder, but the Rangers stretched their edge to 14-1 with a five-run fourth highlighted by Moreland's two-run double.
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Two Duluth Denfeld seniors are on a mission to dispel a common myth that the average high school student is a couch potato.By: Sarah Packingham, Duluth News Tribune
Two Duluth Denfeld seniors are on a mission to dispel a common myth that the average high school student is a couch potato.
Parker Adams and Zach Spehar hope to prove their point with a bike journey to Maine and back, beginning June 17 and ending near the end of July.
"The purpose is to prove to the general population that not all teenagers are couch-potatoing, video game-playing burnouts and that there are kids out there who enjoy being active," Spehar said. "If nothing else, we hope to inspire people to get out of the house and do a push-up or 50."
Throughout their ride, Adams and Spehar also hope to raise awareness and support for the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign, which offers money to less fortunate families and allows children an opportunity to exercise in a safe environment.
"We are receiving quite a bit of support from the YMCA in the form of funding and they will also be providing the facilities of the YMCAs along the way that we can stop at for the night," Spehar said. "They will be a huge contributing factor for this trip."
The idea to bike across the country originated with Adams.
"It was one of those classic, spur-of-the-moment, 'Hey, ya know what we should do?' ideas," Spehar said.
The duo will travel about 3,700 miles through six states and even venture into Canada. They have chosen to call themselves the Bike Potatoes.
Both members of the Denfeld boys swimming team, Adams and Spehar plan to swim in each of the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean along the way.
They said their sports backgrounds should aid them in the mentally and physically demanding trip. Adams plays soccer and has extensive experience mountain biking, while Spehar is also a mixed martial artist.
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The Placer County Board of Supervisors took action Tuesday to tentatively eliminate the county's projected budget deficit for next fiscal year. The board's actions pave the way for formal development of a 2011-12 proposed budget plan to be presented in June.
"Today's direction will put the county in position to make the difficult, but necessary fiscal and operational changes to keep our local budget balanced," said board Chairman Robert M. Weygandt.
At recent budget workshops, the county budget team estimated the projected 2011-12 budget deficit at $2.8 million absent state impacts, noting that it would have been much larger if not for early and continued action by the board to keep spending in line with available resources. The projected deficit was calculated after departments absorbed cost increases and reduced revenues. The budget team also assumed the continuation of existing labor adjustments, including increased employee health, dental and retirement cost sharing.
The projected $2.8 million deficit was significantly lower than the shortfalls the county faced the last two years and particularly noteworthy because the budget team expects property tax revenue, the county's largest revenue source, to further decline by $4.8 million next fiscal year. Through next year, property tax revenue will have declined $17 million, or 17 percent, since 2008.
By Tuesday's meeting, the county had reduced the projected deficit to $1 million.
"A $1 million shortfall is remarkable," Supervisor Jim Holmes said, noting the board and staff have taken proactive steps to ensure a sustainable budget in the midst of the recession.
During the meeting, board members took the final step to tentatively eliminate the deficit by agreeing to redirect $1 million in capital projects funding to the county General Fund.
Board members acknowledged, however, Placer County still could face substantial revenue shortfalls and service disruptions if the state reduces funding for some mandated county programs and gives counties increased responsibility without accompanying funding.
That possibility was a key topic of discussion because of Gov. Jerry Brown's decision Monday to sign AB 109, a bill that shifts responsibility for many low-level adult offenders, adult parolees and juvenile offenders from the state to counties. Board members and the county budget team noted the governor signed the bill even though the funding plan he proposed is not in place.
"We'll just have to deal with it as we go forward," Chairman Weygandt said of the potential spillover from the state budget battles.
In January, Brown proposed a realignment plan that would shift many state responsibilities to counties. His funding plan called for holding a statewide special election in June where voters would be asked to extend for five years several tax increases enacted in 2009 that are set to expire June 30. The funding plan, however, has stalled in the state Legislature.
The governor promised Monday he will not sign any legislation aimed at implementing AB 109 unless the state provides funding to go along with the increased county responsibilities.
Placer County officials are worried the state may ultimately opt for an approach that reduces state funding for some mandated county programs and gives county new responsibilities without additional funding.
In its presentation to the board Tuesday, the budget team said Placer County would be left with a substantial revenue shortfall and potentially unprecedented service disruptions.
"We don't know what the future holds," said Supervisor Jack Duran.
County Executive Officer Thomas M. Miller emphasized that the county needs to have a balanced budget plan in place when the new fiscal year begins July 1, but said the budget team already is making plans to handle impacts from the state budget under a range of circumstances.
"We're prepared," he explained. "We're looking at different scenarios."
The budget team is proposing to dedicate any unanticipated carryover fund balance from this fiscal year to help deal with looming impacts from the 2011-12 state budget.
The budget team estimates Placer County has $30 million to $60 million at risk from realignment and proposals to reduce state funding to counties.
Realignment could have an impact ranging from $8.4 million to $39.2 million on county public safety agencies: the Sheriff's Office, Probation Department and District Attorney's Office. The size of the impact will depend largely on how many additional offenders the county will be responsible for and whether the county will need to fully staff its Auburn jail and the new county jail being constructed in Roseville.
The Health and Human Services Department has more than $22 million at risk in the state budget battles. The state wants to permanently transfer to Placer County responsibility for several programs, including mental health, child protective services, adult protective services, and substance abuse treatment programs.
Board members also voted unanimously Tuesday to approve three other actions recommended by staff:
Chairman Weygandt told the meeting he favored the actions recommended by staff. ""I consider this to be extremely tentative under the circumstances," he added, pointing to potential impacts from the state budget.
Supervisor Jennifer Montgomery emphasized that, while the Board of Supervisors must solve the current fiscal year budget challenges, it cannot afford to ignore ongoing priorities such as road maintenance and other basic public infrastructure.
Montgomery said, "We all understand that it is more cost-effective to appropriately maintain existing infrastructure, rather than to have to go back and rebuild it."
Over the last three years, Placer County has laid off 17 employees due to reduced workloads or insufficient state funding. Most were land-development staff whose workloads dropped significantly in response to the construction industry slowdown.
Supervisor Kirk Uhler noted that means roughly one half of 1 percent of the county workforce has been laid off. "I'm wondering how many other government entities or private-sector businesses can say that they have suffered only one-half of one percent of layoffs in the last three years, given these economic conditions," he said. "I am willing to bet not too many."


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Posted Jun 13, '10 at 10:38am
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*points at crimson* CRIMSON. I CALL UPON THEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
IC:hmm sounds interesting, though its even more interesting that the one who criticized magic the most would want to team up with a magic user. Regardless I may take up the offer. I was considering Leon....but if we won that would be....well...you know...*points at MWT*...just saying.
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 11:51am
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but if we won that would be....well...you know...*points at MWT*...just saying.
Hang on, this part isn't IC is it? I mean it was Sasquatch versus Xzeno, not Crimsonblade versus Leon, though lol @ the parallel.
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 1:29pm
Hang on, this part isn't IC is it?
Yeah that part was not completely meant to be IC...I didn't realize I had made this mistake until a couple of minutes after I had posted it, and by that point I had to go to church...so yeah that in itself is OOC.
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 4:58pm
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Wait, Thoad had criticized magic? When did I/he do that?
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 6:57pm
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I was considering Leon...
Crimson was Leon's first choice as well.
...but if we won that would be...
So if it's all the same to everyone else, I'd like to pair up with Crimson. Of course, I don't want to rush into anything, and I think that we should all consider each possibility carefully.
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 8:18pm
On second thought, it might be a very good idea to have a swashbuckler on my side.
If you guys wanna be on a team then I'm sure me and him could work somethin' out.
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 9:08pm
I think it's important to consider more than the capabilities of the characters.
Questions we should be asking off the top of my head: 1. From what I've seen, will I work well with my partner? 2. Will our characters work well together? I don't think this is much of a concern, as I can imagine Leon working with any of the other three fairly well. More on that later. 3. How will the inter-team dynamics work? Will the teams be interesting against one another? On that note, it seems obvious to put Crimson against Frank.
Now, I wanted to work with Crimson for a few reasons. First of all, I like the idea of programming magic. When I first heard of a spell compiling, I was overjoyed by the notion. Second, Leon the archer (using a bit of gnoll-fu/knife fighting) plus a spell-casting (spell-compiling?) warrior is a proven dynamic. Third, I like the idea of cooperating with and then having a final battle with Crimsonblade.
There's another thing I should mention: If you haven't guessed, I'm a tad... bossy. While I certainly like and respect the lot of you, I will, in some way, end up thinking that I know how things should be better than you, and I might, subconsciously, end up thinking I'd be better off without a partner. I can try not to, but it probably will happen. So I'd want a partner with whom I can compromise, because I shouldn't be running the show.
* The deadline I shall initially set is Sunday 20th June
o_0 I hardly noticed this before. The 20th? How bout, uh, no? 7 days isn't much time as is, and I have some stuff to do. Like, important, time-consuming stuff. I can work with that deadline (of course) but I'd really rather not. So those are my two cents on that.
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 9:49pm
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Also, on the deadline: I assume you are to work with that exact deadline, if you have any plans of getting to the next round before, say... December. As far as I know, Strop would rather have the round going about before his exams, which are coming up, which is why he has dated it as he has. Considering this has run for over a year now, as well as Strop warning the deadlines were not to be taken easily since the eliminations started, it is either to work around it, throw something together (Considering you are already in ... Idk, top 1 on the "writing characters and entries amusingly", and you seem to be better under pressure, it probably wouldn't hurt), or give up/surrender, and screw over your partner. Or of course, let them do the work. However. Strop did say he might be large on the time limit. But better safe than sorry?
Also, Thoad: "* The scene begins in the hall. This is a fairly typical medieval banquet hall, albeit a really big one. Since the hall is in the middle of the castle it'll be pretty hard to go anywhere else, so I advise against trying. It might be pretty funny if you somehow find yourself in Strop's room though, since everybody seems to break into Strop's room... no, just ignore that part." The tower is not as near the hall as you are thinking. Also, I am willing to draw a team image to whoever throws the other team in he moat.
Posted Jun 13, '10 at 10:42pm
Well thinking back it was actually OOC conversation between you and Strop, I think it was something to do with a magic link between the ban hammer and its moderator or something. I'm not quite sure, but it was a while ago, before the end of the last round.
hmm well I actually have looked over every character, and found that an alliance with Leon seemed the most positive overall. Crimson is unlikely to be able to completely get along with any of the other victestants, mainly because each one of their personalities had something about it that he does not like, seeing as how he is not fond of chaos, and is a noble of sorts, but still for the sake of completing an objective can cooperate and tolerate any of them. So if it all works out then I suppose it will be Xzeno and I(Crimson and Leon) as a team.
o_0 I hardly noticed this before. The 20th? How bout, uh, no? 7 days isn't much time as is, and I have some stuff to do. Like, important, time-consuming stuff.
Hmm typically I myself have no problems with the deadlines, but this one in particular would require me to work on the entry over the last week of school(yay!) where I will have to work on final exams...so I don't know how that will work out...but in otherwords I'm most likely in a similar situation here.
Posted Jun 14, '10 at 12:31am
Clarification time!
However. Strop did say he might be large on the time limit. But better safe than sorry?
I do appreciate that 7 days for everything is difficult, given that I'm also asking you to sort out your own teams, and write as a team. That's why I was a bit hesitant on the deadline setting.
Unfortunately this is a time where as organised as I can be is somewhat disorganised. My exams begin on the 25th of June, and I'll be largely occupied until the 8th of July, which is my last exam. By this time I have a major (real-life) art project to attend to, and I also have to get my novel somewhat ready for editorial review, so I'll be pressed for time all the way until the end of the year. By this time, therefore, I'd like to have gotten all the rounds and character-involved writing stuff out of the way, and I can tell you now that the real test is yet to come.
As it stands I'd like to get the next round started well before the 25th of June. I'm aware that this probably won't be the case, so will try to negotiate on a case-by-case basis, even though my ability to do so is limited. Email me any considerations you need to bring to my attention, but do so quickly.
Right now, my real best bet to get the final part started is immediately after the end of my exams, which is 2nd July. So by the 20th of June, I'd like at least a good indication of progress to see if we can make that.
Crimson's right, you asked me how the banhammer works and then you said "you better not say some crap like magic!" Of course, that's OOC.
Also, I am willing to draw a team image to whoever throws the other team in he moat.
Ew. But note that since the hall is in the middle of the castle, you'll have to wind your way down the staircase, battle across the front foyer and up the path to the moat. And that moat is pretty grotty.
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