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The EU's Council of Employment and Social Policy Ministers will meet on 16 October in Luxembourg.
The European Commission proposed to the EU's Council of Ministers EU Member States should be authorised to ratify the International Labour Organisation (ILO) new Protocol to the Forced Labour Convention.
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7810 Topanga Canyon Boulevard
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SHERMAN, TX -- Sherman High School students got a chance to hear from an eyewitness to history this morning. Francis "Jeep" Sanza, was General Patton's driver during World War II. Sanza shared his memories of the war and the general with students this morning.
Sanza survived D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge. He says it's important to him to help kids remember their history. He says General Patton was a great soldier who played a critical role in World War II.
"He was a serious man. What gets me was how old he looked for 59, he really did, then you stop and think about what the guy was going through, sometimes he would get so excited he would turn red," Sanza says.
Sanza says he will be in Sherman over the next few days to watch the Super Bowl with his son.
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In the Toys R Us store, getting real close right here, we'll zoom in to this area right here, and we're going to see a interesting little pattern right there. See these little patterns of these little fences with all these little holes inside there that are at angles. Looking at the actual file for the fence, it looks like this, but we're going to do here is create that pattern of holes. Now, it's very similar to the little quilted metal we did for the Nuts for Nuts stand, but with an added detail.
The quilted metal was just these little bumps in the middle, but this is holes in the metal, and that right there adds a whole complexity. The holes are little circles that are at angles, which adds that level of complexity, because when you create a pattern of circles, it just would make him straight up and down. But here they are at 45 degrees angles of each other. So let's go in there and create this effect. Now the first thing we need to do is to show our grid so that we get perfect symmetry. I'm going to come in here and right here, I'm going to select a circle like that.
And in the layer--I am going to create a layer because I want the transparency in between those holes where the actual metal will be-- I'm going to go in there and fill that with a 50% gray. Click OK. Now to this I'm going to add some tones, so I'm going to look at some black, and I get a nice soft-edge brush. I'm just going through a little black along this edge here. I got my Opacity lowered so I can do it in a couple of strokes, rather than giving a strong black right off the bat. And then I'm going to use white, and I will bring my Opacity back up make the size little smaller.
Let's get rid of that Transfer mode there. And I'm just going to go in here and click here, come down here and say Shift+Click, and it connects the two clicks. So, there. We have that. Now that doesn't exactly look like a hole, but you'll see where this is going when we completed the whole pattern. I'm going to go in here and duplicate this straight across, leaving two subdivisions, almost exactly like we did with the quilted pattern. I'm going to go in here and establish that angle by centering one below the other two and then duplicating the ones below like that.
So now here is the point where I would go in there and create the pattern by selecting the center portion of the outer circles to establish the angle right there. Now, I make sure that my background is turned off and I say Define Pattern. Now why have I done these tones if this is supposed to be a bunch of little holes? Okay well, let's go in there and now use this pattern and you'll see why. I'm going to pull back, see the whole image here, and at this point we can turn off our grid.
We don't need to see it anymore, so we just say turn off the grid. In this layer here, I'm going to throw with tone that's going to be the metal itself. So I'll pick a light gray like this for my foreground and for my background, I'll pick a darker gray like that, and we'll just throw a reflected gradient right into that layer like that. So now I'm going to create a layer on top of this, and this layer right here I'm going to fill with my pattern. So I come over here and say gill with the pattern, and there is the little holes that we created, but they don't like holes.
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Now that it's clipped, I'm going to take that layer and with my Move tool, I'm going to move it slightly to the left, hitting my cursor keys and up a little bit, and there you see the purpose of those little highlights and shadows, because now it looks like holes cut into a thick piece of metal, giving you the illusion that this is in fact metal.
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"Return to past" is SSPX motto for doctrinal talks with Vatican
As planned negotiations between the Vatican and the ultra-traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) near, the group's Swiss leader, Bishop Bernard Fellay, has spelled out his view of what the Roman Catholic Church must do to resolve the crisis he believes it is in. "The solution to the crisis is a return to the past," he has told a magazine published by the SSPX in South Africa. (Photo: Bishop Fellay in Ecône, Switzerland, 29 June 2009/Denis Balibouse)
Fellay said Pope Benedict agrees with the SSPX on the need to maintain the Church's links to the past, but still wants to keep some reforms of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965). "This is one of the most sensitive problems," he said. "We hope the discussions will allow us to dispel the grave ambiguities that have spread through the Catholic Church since (the Council), as John Paul II himself recognised."
Benedict has, in fact, listed SSPX acceptance of Vatican II reforms was a Vatican conditions in the talks.
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The Ongoing Discussion of Technological Unemployment
Recently on my other blog I wrote a couple of posts on what is now with increasing regularity called "technological unemployment" — Automation and the Human Future and Addendum on Automation and the Human Future. This is simply the idea that increasing automation will replace human labor — perhaps entirely, in the fullness of time.
The topic of technological unemployment continues to generate a lot of comment. An article by Jason Dorrier at the Singularity Hub — Robots Will Do Everything You Do Now Only Better—What Then? (brought to my attention by Andrew Gorospe) — makes some interesting points on technological unemployment.
In addition to making the important point that employment is always a trailing indicator in the recovery of an economy after bottoming out during a business cycle, there is this well-made observation:
Before the 20th century, most folks in the West farmed. Now, thanks to massive productivity gains in agriculture, virtually none do. To a 19th century farmer that would imply nothing less than the collapse of the economy. Why? Because the thing most people did back then was farm. Our farmer might understandably wonder, "What will we do when machines perform our jobs for us? How will we make money? How will we survive?"
As Dorrier notes, we cannot yet say that technological unemployment is structural. But almost everyone today agrees that automation may become a source of structural unemployment in the future — it is simply a matter of how far in the future we extrapolate continuing automation.
The "Job of the Gaps" Argument
I have discussed elsewhere the perennial futurist fascination with an economy of maximized abundance in which the work week shrinks from 40 hours to 30 hours, from 30 hours to 20 hours, until eventually human labor is no longer relevant to economic production. This vision of automation has been around so long that it had pretty much become as much of a joke as jetpacks and flying cars.
That perception of automation is changing. Since the time of the earliest predictions of maximized abundance we have had a revolution in telecommunications and computing which has made rudimentary AI (in the form of expert systems) a reality in many industries.
While at present, many jobs cannot be automated, this pool of non-automatable jobs is incrementally shrinking, and human beings will increasingly need to find jobs in the "gaps" between automated labor. Employment in these economic gaps will slowly shrink over time.
This is not a problem that will become unmanageable in the near future. When the global economy returns to significant growth, and employment eventually picks up, people will laugh about predictions of technological unemployment, but in the next business cycle the recovery will be even slower, returning fewer people to work, and so on, over the decades, until each business cycle chips away at the jobs available for human beings.
Will the devil make work for idle populations?
Every futurist who has considered the question of technological unemployment has asked what people will do with their time when everyone has a life of leisure. There are obvious social problems that will follow from such a scenario, not to mention the possibly of an even more disruptive period of transition when many jobs are automated even while some unpleasant jobs remain to be done by human hands.
We have all heard the old saying that the devil makes work for idle hands. We think of this as the possibility of getting involved in mischief when one is insufficiently busy, but there is an entirely different meaning that the phrase may come to take on.
With increasing structural technological unemployment over time there will be enormous political pressure to create "make work" jobs in order to try to maintain the economic status quo, and to tolerate static or declining productivity in order to accommodate unproductive jobs just because they are jobs and they keep people busy.
Sabotaging productivity to retain inefficient jobs in the workplace is a lot like protectionist legislation: everyone can see the irrationality of it, until it is their job that is eliminated or their industry receiving protection or subsidies. The end result is the same: economic stagnation, and all the institutions of feudalism recreated in the context of an industrialized economy.
This "permanent stagnation" (one of Nick Bostrom's qualitative categories of existential risk) would mean the end of the expansion of human civilization, declining standards of living, and reduced opportunities for everyone.
A Curiously Selective Skepticism
And for a quick note on how not to think about employment, technology, and the economy of the future… I find it quite remarkable that so many people can be so skeptical or even outright dismissive that industrial-scale energy generation can be achieved with solar, wind, or fusion, even while they act like the economy is going to be transformed overnight by 3D printers, iPads, and Google glasses.
The fact is that the impacts of all of these technologies will be felt over time — over decades and over centuries — just like the impact of technological unemployment. And the interaction of these opportunities, some of which will create new industries while others destroy old industries, will create the economy of the future.
A Different Perspective on Technological Unemployment
Instead of asking what an idle human population will do with its abundant leisure time, or, worse, asking how we can slow down the transition to a fully automated economy, we would do well to learn to think about human activity in different terms — which will almost certainly happen anyway over the long term.
It may well turn out to be the case that industrial-technological civilization is best expanded, extended, and maintained by agents that are themselves products of industrial-technological civilization — i.e., robots, and automatons of one kind or another. We should face the fact that machines have a comparative advantage in building a machine-based civilization. Accept it and move on. Let human beings do other things.
The idea of a "job" is a relic of the "factory system" of the early industrial revolution, and it is probably the least healthy way for a human being to spend a lifetime: inside a building, putting in countless hours of mind-numbing labor, and being too tired after a day's labor to appreciate anything other than mind-numbing television programming.
Many people have made similar observations; there is nothing new in this. And I am not going to tell you that everyone is going to become an artist or a writer or a philosopher. Most people simply aren't suited to such pursuits. But there are pursuits for which human beings are eminently suited.
Human Beings and the Comparative Advantage of Being Human
Just as machines are perhaps the most effective agents for a machine-based civilization, it could be argued that the terrestrial biosphere is best expanded, extended, and maintained by agents that are products of that biosphere.
Even as technological agents build industrial-technological civilization into a behemoth that dwarfs the kind of civilization that can practicably be built by human beings, organic agents of the biosphere — in this case, human beings — may be best suited to returning to traditional pre-industrialized ways of life in a variety of forms as the universe is opened up to settlement by the expanding scope and ability of industrial-technological civilization — that is, if we allow it to continue to expand, not crippling it by restricting productivity, and this is best done by handing this civilization over to machines themselves.
Hominids, since their origins in Africa, and even before the emergence of homo sapiens, have exploited their bipedal gait to walk the entire surface of the Earth, and they have used their free hands to row canoes around the world long before there was any civilization. We are, at bottom, nomads — we are a species at home in the world, but only when we have the freedom to roam.
Let us continue to roam, but farther afield. There are many, many lifeways of pre-industrialized peoples that may be applicable on a far larger scale made possible by industrial-technological civilization when it allows us to expand beyond our homeworld: homesteading, pastoralism, transhumance, and so on.
Some of us, of course, love our relationship to the soil, and will want to settle and farm one piece of ground. There is certainly room enough in the universe for this, too.
The Place of Humanity in the Milky Way
I have observed elsewhere that seven billion human beings on the Earth is a lot of representatives of any one species, but spread out in the Milky Way we would be very thinly distributed in our home galaxy.
There are about 300 billion stars in the Milky Way (more than 40 for every human being), and we know now from recent exoplanet research that planets in orbit around these stars are plentiful.
In fact, it has recently been theorized that small, rocky planets (once thought to be relatively rare) are even more common than gas giants, because gas giants need to form relatively early in the history of a solar system before the hydrogen and helium get blown away by stellar winds. The protoplanetary disc needs to be of a higher metallicity to facilitate the rapid growth of planetary cores that could result in gas giant formation. (Cf. Alien Earths Could Form Earlier than Expected)
What this means is that only later generations of stars with higher metallicities (population I and II) can form gas giant planetary systems, whereas small, rocky planets might have been formed earlier in the history of the universe, even around population III stars.
In any case, if we suppose a future global population of 10 billion, and we take a minimum human community size of 500 individuals, each minimum human community would have at least 15,000 stars to choose from to find an appropriate planetary system to settle. That's a wide of range of choice.
World Enough, And Time
Now, I realize that these numbers are not likely to bear much of any relationship to likely facts on the ground in the future. People will mostly want to stay on Earth, and people who leave for other planetary systems will want to live in communities of more than 500 persons. My only point in this thought experiment is to demonstrate how much room there is for us in the universe — or that little corner of the universe that we call "our" galaxy.
All of this is ours for the asking. All we need do is allow industrial-technological civilization to continue on its course of expansion, and not cripple even those developments that seem to pose terrible dilemmas for human beings, and the growth of that civilization will give us opportunities that we can scarcely imagine today.
If the growth of technology includes the technologies that will ultimately allow for off-world expansion, we need not even count on or think about the industrial-technological civilization that we turn over to our machines, or the alienating and oppressive forms of timeclock labor to which it subjected many generations of human beings.
With a spacefaring civilization, a very different niche for human "employment" opens up to human beings — a niche as different from the jobs of industrial-technological civilization as peasant farm labor was also different from the jobs of industrial-technological civilization.
We will have the opportunity to "return" to our human, all-too-human roots, farming or roaming or tending herds as we prefer, but with far greater opportunities, far fewer discomforts, much longer and healthier lives, and greatly expanded knowledge.
In such a world, there will be something for everyone, and no need to create "make work" because we will all be so busy being human.


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Quicksilver (film)
Kevin Bacon on the poster for Quicksilver
|Directed by
|Thomas Michael Donnelly
|Produced by
|Daniel Melnick
Michael I. Rachmil
|Written by
|Thomas Michael Donnelly
|Kevin Bacon
Jami Gertz
|Music by
|Tony Banks
|Thomas Del Ruth
|Edited by
|Tom Rolf
|Distributed by
|Columbia Pictures
|Release dates
|February 14, 1986 (USA)
|Running time
|105 minutes (1:46:16)
|United States
|Box office
Quicksilver is an American drama film released in 1986 on Columbia Pictures, starring Kevin Bacon. The film was written and directed by Thomas Michael Donnelly, the film also includes Jami Gertz, Paul Rodriguez, Louie Anderson, Larry Fishburne, and Rudy Ramos.
Plot synopsis[edit]
Kevin Bacon's character is Jack Casey, a young successful floor trader who after a bad day on the market, loses all of his Company's and family's savings on a risky business decision, gone wrong. Deflated and disenchanted with his profession, he then quits his job and becomes a bicycle messenger for the service, Kurtzweill's Quicksilver Express Co., Ltd. Casey then has to deal with his parents and his girlfriend, who are disappointed with his job as a bicycle messenger. Along with the colourful characters that work with him, he saves a troubled young woman named Terri (Jami Gertz) from a gang.
Although frustrated, Casey enjoys the freedom that comes with his lower responsibility. He also uses his education and business acumen to help his co-workers. When some of them are involved in dangerous or difficult matters, Casey must decide whether (and how) he should become involved, those matters lead to a sinister web of murder and intrigue.
He later saves the day by winning a killing on the market, restoring his family's lost fortune and secures everybody's financial future. He is then faced with killing a bad guy, and wins in the same afternoon.
Full cast[edit]
- Kevin Bacon as Jack Casey
- Jami Gertz as Terri
- Paul Rodriguez as Hector Rodriguez
- Rudy Ramos as Gypsy
- Andrew Smith as Gabe Kaplan
- Gerald S. O'Loughlin as Mr. Casey
- Larry Fishburne as Voodoo
- Louie Anderson as Tiny
- Charles McCaughan as Airborne
- David Harris as Apache
- Whitney Kershaw as Rand
- Joshua Shelley as Shorty
- Georgann Johnson as Mrs. Casey
- Nelson Vails as a Messenger in a Maroon Beret
- Lou Dinos as Cha Cha
- Michael Kaye as Dedicated
- Joel Weiss as Educated
- Leila Kane as Maria Rodriguez
- Daniel Leegant as Chip
- John Walter Davis as Ax
- Gregory Wagrowski as Rolf
- Frank D'Annibale as a Grocery store Owner
- Jimmy Romano as Spider
- Patricia Allison as a Nurse
- Abel Fernandez as Guyamo
- Patricia West-Del Ruth as a Secretary at an Advertising agency
- Michael Fox as a Broker at Lunch
- Joe Leahy as a Broker at Lunch
- Dick Warlock as a Taxicab Driver (credited as "Richard Warlock")
- Jacque Lynn Colton as a Waitress
- Joseph Hieu as an Asian Gangmember #1
- Michael Paul Chan as an Asian Gangmember #2
- Joseph Peck as a Counterman
- George Moffatt as a Bum
- Robert Cotney as a Walter #1
- Shirley Walker as a Hooker
- Valerie McIntosh as a Hooker
- Launa Morosan as a Bar Flirt
- Vanessa Newman as Hector Rodriguez's Niece
- Michael O'Rourke as a Public Trader
- Irwin Scheir as a Broker
- Martin Aparijo as a Bicycle messenger
- Woody Itson as a Bicycle messenger
- Franz Krotochvil as a Bicycle messenger
- William J. Napoli as a Options Trader
- John E. Cappiello as a Options Trader
- Alan J. Sondag as a Options Trader
- Jim Henry as a Options Trader
- Reid Steiner as a Options Trader
Featured bicycles[edit]
Although a variety of bicycles are used in the movie, 1984–85 Raleigh USA road bikes[1] are used throughout by notable players in the movie.
Kevin Bacon's bicycle is a singlespeed '84 Raleigh Competition. While no differentiation is made in the film, at least three different configurations are seen on Bacon's bike during the movie: Fixed-gear, singlespeed, and outfitted with 0-degree trick forks during various scenes in Bacon's apartment. A possible freewheel is suggested early in the film when Bacon dismounts while in motion and a distinct clicking sound is heard until the bike stops moving.
A 1984/5 Raleigh Grand Prix is used for the opening chase sequence, and a 1984 or '85 Super Course makes a brief appearance in the opening credits.
Featured music[edit]
The film's theme song is "Quicksilver Lightning" by Giorgio Moroder and Dean Pitchford. Performed by Roger Daltrey, it was a minor hit on the pop charts. The film score was composed by Tony Banks, of Genesis fame. Other music is contributed by performers such as Ray Parker, Jr. and Peter Frampton.
- "Quicksilver Lightning" – Roger Daltrey
- "Casual Thing" – Fiona
- "Nothing At All" – Peter Frampton
- "Shortcut to Somewhere" – Fish and Tony Banks
- "Through the Night (Love Song from Quicksilver)" – John Parr and Marilyn Martin
- "One Sunny Day/Dueling Bikes from Quicksilver" – Ray Parker, Jr. and Helen Terry
- "The Motown Song" – Larry John McNally
- "Suite Streets-From Quicksilver"
- "Quicksilver Suite I/Rebirth/The Gypsy" – Tony Banks
- "Quicksilver Suite II/Crash Landing" – Tony Banks
Home media[edit]
The DVD for Quicksilver was released on December 10, 2002 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.[2] It was later released on Blu-ray in July 2013.[citation needed]
The film received negative reviews and as of August 2013 has only a 15% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 13 reviews.[2]
In The New York Times, Walter Goodman wrote "As long as the characters are doing stunts or whizzing impossibly through city traffic to a strong rock beat, there's something to watch. For the rest of the time, Quicksilver is as much fun as a slow leak."[3]
Bacon's views on the film[edit]
In 2008, Kevin Bacon called the film "the absolute lowest point of my career."[4]
- ^ 1984 Raleigh USA catalog
- ^ a b Quicksilver Rotten Tomatoes Flixster
- ^ "Quicksilver", Walter Goodman, The New York Times, February 14, 1986.
- ^ http://fayesvideo.blogspot.co.uk/2011/08/quicksilver.html


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Should I turn this into a How to Get Away with Murder because that show is everything!
Well first I try not to post any anti-stuff or bashing ask online. I really want everyone to enjoy this blog and I try my best to be careful with what I post. Also I dont hate anyone on the show or behind the scene staff either lol
Twisted Family <3
Like nah! Love yes! I don't want the show to end I would like some changes but for now I am still a fan!
I love this fandom and I try to keep it fight free.
Had a dream I was in a Ravenswood park and the Liars + Ali were there and the Black Masked A team too. Everyone started fighting and I did the one logical thing and called the damn cops. Cops came and arrested everyone while Obama gave me a medal for closing down Ravenswood.
I really shouldnt have ice cream before bed.
Unfortunately you can smfh Twisted Writers were like let's screw this up!
Maybe Kyle shot himself? Poor dude has been in the middle of every Twisted plot twist. Shady ass family and wife. Stupid ass daughter. He himself is incompetent as fuck. That has to be reason enough to off himself.
But I finally love him! Nah Chief shot Lacey and then himself like fuck ya Twisted shit!
Excuse my hair!
You light up my life! Haha everyone is so done.
Haha no problem but my hair is such a mess :( I am beyond done
Girl you hair is fine! Lol this show is just -.-
I'm all like sooooo Charlie is a dude people I mean the penis may have been small but he still had one!
Totally not cute >.< but hai
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Of course I want to build a snowman
There I've said it. I've confessed.
But I need to stay locked up inside
Although I hate to hide.
I know it's for the best
You know you're still my best friend
I wish that I
Could be out there by your side
Of course I wanna build a snowman
Oh how I'd love to build a snowman.
Wait up Anna!
Okay bye.
Of course I want to build a snowman
And run around and dance and play
I'm really lonely stuck inside my room
my life's all gloom and doom
But I have gotta stay.
(Hang in there elsa)
I know you're feeling lonely
I know I am too
But my powers will not subside
Con-ceal, don't feel, con-ceal, don't feel
Yes, I know you're out there.
It must've been tough on your own.
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While i dont like the PVE repercussions its just one of those things we'll just have to get over, PVP its a godsend, (no more 1 man fortresses with a minefield to boot) but meh
Wonder if there will be a subsequent nerf/fix to tactical+sci kits which abilities linger after a kit change.
E.g. Will a sci's Nanite Heal monitor vanish when medic/borg analyzer is switched?
Again, I could care less about PvP. i don't play PvP on a level where I would have to cry about the engineer kit swapping is unfair. Its not like the odds are uneven if everyone can swap out. If they want to make changes to the PvP realm then do so. But why punish the PvE realm? I don't see a petition from the Borg complaining about it.


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I had my doubts about how many vets would attend, figuring they had many other things to do on a sunny Saturday in May, but those doubts vanished when the vets came walking up to the assigned meeting place, many of them with their wives or children, sometimes even grandchildren, mingling with other veterans and clearly enjoying the chance to have their picture taken with fellow veterans.
BURRILLVILLE — The fate of Charles Hopkins' headstone is a perfect example of how far things had gone at Pascoag's Historical Cemetery No. 12.
Carlo Mencucci and his wife, Betty, knew Hopkins was supposed to be buried next to his father, Augustus Hopkins, a 19th century mill boss whose grave was marked by a prominent monument. But there was nothing beside the gravestone of the family patriarch save for a mossy depression in the ground.
SMITHFIELD — There is nothing stopping mayors and city councils from passing an ordinance right away that stops COLAs (Cost of Living Adjustments) on municipal employee pensions, General Treasurer Gina Raimondo told a business forum Friday morning.
WOONSOCKET — Here's the $6 million question: Does the pension reform proposal now in the hands of the General Assembly pull the city back from the brink of impending financial calamity?
Here's the answer: Too soon to tell.
PROVIDENCE — The die is cast.
A massive 200-page bill, months in the making, to radically change public employee retirement payments for everyone from the newly-hired worker to the longest-surviving pensioner was finally introduced in both the House and Senate on Tuesday, ending an extended period of public expectation and speculation.
WOONSOCKET — The state fire marshal has concluded that arson was the cause of a three-alarm fire that heavily damaged a vacant six-family house at 368 East School St. Monday night.
Deputy State Fire Marshal Lt. Michael Morin of the Woonsocket Fire Department said a $5,000 reward is now offered for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator.
The arson conclusion was based, in part, on where the fire started, evidence of prior illegal entry, and the fact that all utilities had been cut off, said Morin.
WOONSOCKET — Federal prosecutors are asking an appeals court for extra time to seek a full court review of a decision allowing Jason Pleau to remain in state custody to avoid a possible death penalty in connection with the robbery and murder of a gas station manager from Lincoln.
U.S. Attorney Peter Neronha wants the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston to give prosecutors until Nov. 23, about two weeks longer than normal, to appeal the ruling.
WOONSOCKET — Advocates for small business and economic development from around the region shared some blunt talk about what's missing from the federal government's job-growth policy yesterday with someone they hope can make a difference – U.S. Treasurer Rosa "Rosie" Rios.
A guest of U.S. Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI), the woman whose signature appears on new paper money is a member of President Barack Obama's Business Council and a senior adviser to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
PROVIDENCE — The much-anticipated pension reform bill will be presented to a joint session of the General Assembly tomorrow.
Early reports of the plan to be presented by Gov. Lincoln Chafee and General Treasurer Gina Raimondo indicate that it will include shifting state employees and teachers from the defined benefit plan they have now to a "hybrid" scheme that has components of both a defined benefit and a 401(k)-type defined contribution plan. This would affect contributions as well as benefits.
NORTH SMITHFIELD — Helen Carter doesn't seem to be much older than Social Security retirement age when you meet her.
She has a part-time job at the L'il General Store on Great Road where she makes sandwiches twice a week and she also loves to get her workouts in at Curves on Eddie Dowling Highway on a regular basis.
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Well not really... I got my new braces this afternoon. They're a little uncomfortable, but that means that they're working. I can't eat with them in, so there goes the eating when I'm bored. They will be in for five months, which isn't bad. The "after" picture of what my teeth will look like is great. It's mostly a vanity thing; my teeth aren't that crooked, but I figure that now is as good a time as any to get them taken care of.
These stitches in my leg are keeping me from running or doing lower body stuff. And I went to Philly on Sunday; we walked about 5-6 miles and by the end of it, my knee was on fire. I thought it was getting so much better! So I think I'm just going to rest it completely at least until next week. I'm hoping that my chiropractor will tell me a little more on Friday about what's going on. I'd at least like a timeline from a professional so I know how long I should be staying off it.
Off to do some class work.
I don't know what it is about this month, but I feel like all I am doing is making and going to doctor appointments.
9/9: Stitches in
9/14: Eye doctor
9/16: Dentist to get braces
9/18: Chiropractor (I finally made an appointment)
9/21: Stitches out
This is nuts! I feel very lucky that I am able to go to the doctor when I need/want to.
Good news for today:
- my coffee finally came yesterday. No more decaf. Wahoo! (I belong to a mail order coffee club)
- I didn't get a call from the doctor about my biopsy. I think if they call within the first few days it's not good news. I'm hoping for a very thin envelope in the next couple of days.
- Getting tons of compliments on my hair. I chopped it off and I LOVE it. My eye doctor, dermatologist, parents...
- Bought a size 6 pair of jeans. Wahoo! I KNOW that the little number is just a bit arbitrary, but it sure feels good.
Tonight I think I'll try a little treadmill walking and some upper body at the gym. I can't run yet, and I'm resting my knees anyway. I am really looking forward to my appointment on Friday with the chiropractor... he's a movement/sports specialist and was highly recommended by a colleague.
Happy Tuesday!
I made some soup tonight. It's potato, corn, carrots, and shrimp. I am SO excited to eat it! Sauteed some onions, carrots, corn, and potatoes. Pureed about half of it with some chicken broth. Added some shrimp to the non-pureed half. Added puree back in with some more chicken broth. Little pinch of thyme and cayenne pepper - just tasted a little smidge and it was really good. I can't wait until it is ready!!!
And there is nothing bad in it. I even managed to make it creamy without cream (pureeing the veg). Homemade soup tastes like it should be so unhealthy, but it's not! I love knowing exactly what's in my soup. Makes it very easy to keep it low-cal.
Painted my nails today instead of eating. Wahoo! Keeps me from eating and keeps me from biting my nails. It never lasts, though. They are already starting to chip from cooking, but that's ok with me. It shows that I do stuff with my hands. I kind of like that - I'm not a high-maintenance kind of girl anyway.
My eating was really good today. I wasn't hungry at all today, and I didn't eat out of boredom. That was even without the gym! If I can keep this up, I'll be right back on track.
Mmmm I think the soup is ready!
Week two of school is over. It was a 4-day week due to Labor Day but I am SO tired. I can't imagine what next week is going to be like - our first five day week of the year. Each summer it seems like I forget how tiring it is to sing for six 40-minute periods a day. My voice is about shot.
Tomorrow I get to take the pressure bandage off my stitches. I can't wait - I haven't been able to shower since Wednesday morning (don't worry, I managed to clean myself anyway!). I am missing the gym. I miss getting sweaty and achy and tired. And I miss running. I can't wait until I get these stitches out and can go back to running club. By then my leg should be feeling good and ready to run.
Eating has not been great these last two weeks... I can feel it. Not nearly enough fruit and veggies, not enough protein. I may have to cook up some shrimp and chicken early on in the week; just enough to add to my meals at dinner, which are usually pasta.
Thanks to all for the surgery well wishes. It went really well - Monday the 22nd is when the stitches come out. And you are all right - better safe than sorry when it comes to "something funny" in a mole.
More doctor - on Wednesday I am getting braces, the Invisalign ones. I can't eat with them in, so I think having them will help me to control random eating. For the next 5 months or so I will be on a great eating schedule! Long enough to make a habit, right?
It's about time for bed... I can't stop yawning. The alarm is OFF for tomorrow and I am looking forward to a long lazy morning.
Happy Friday!
I had a little mole removed from my leg in June; the doctor's office called and said they saw something "a little funny." Ugh. So today I am getting *more* taken away - a precaution. It's not a huge spot, but it *is* in a very inconvenient spot where it hurt to lie on my right side and where it stretches if I sit down too quickly. Ouch. I'm a little nervous today, I have been all week. But I think it's more for the recovery and the results more than the actual surgery. Today is a half day for me at school.
The routine of school has been good for me. I have been eating better at night and getting to the gym at a regular time instead of whenever I feel like it. Last night was "Power Zen" at the gym. Not very zen-like, but my legs and shoulders are feeling it. After tonight I am going to have to take the rest of the week and the weekend off from the gym completely (most likely) and then I can get back into a little lite stuff next week. I think my muscles will thank me.
Didn't make breakfast this morning - there is no regular coffee here (I'm patiently waiting for my shipment from the coffee club) and I just don't feel like eating hot cereal again. So out to breakfast I go. I think it will quell my craving for a muffin. The good thing is that I won't want a muffin again for a very long time.
Alright I'm off to school. Surgery is at 3:10 - leaves me some time to grab a quick bite before I have to go in. Happy Wednesday!


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Here's an awful statistic: When it comes to original internet videos, 70% of your audience will stop watching within the first 60 seconds. They close the video and move on to something else, because they're bored or they don't immediately understand what's going on and, Hell, why waste time on a confusing video when they've got the whole internet at their fingertips? If you want to hook them, your premise had better be pretty clear pretty early on. Whether we're reading your script or watching your video, we should know within the first page, (or minute), what the premise of your sketch is.
An old tool, but a good one is Character, Relationship, Action and Place. CRAP!
In 90% of sketches all of these things are clearly established in the first minute or less.
Once your point is clearly established, be efficient. Build on your point, support it or subvert it, and then get the hell out of there. This is a five-minute internet video; short and sweet is always better.
You should be able to chart the progression of your sketch, and it should never be "This joke happens, then this joke happens, then this joke happens, etc," because that's a flat line, and a sketch needs an arc. "This happens and, because of that, this has to happen, and because of that, this NEW thing has to happen, and it's bigger." Or louder. Or crazier. Or more dramatic. Or more desperate. The point is, within a sketch, you have escalation, a natural intensification of events where stakes get heightened by new information. Your sketch isn't just bouncing from joke to joke; it's going somewhere.
Let's look at some the premises we established before and see how they accomplish this:
The absence of an ending is the most common problem I've seen in sketches from new writers. It sounds obvious, but ending a sketch doesn't just mean you're done writing it. "This sketch is over now" is very different from "This sketch has an ending." So many scripts start out strong and have a great build, but then never go anywhere, or end with a wacky, out-of-left-field absurdist ending.
How many SNL sketches have you seen with endings that make absolutely no sense or are completely unearned or totally inappropriate tonally? (Lots, I bet.) Of the first hundred completely shitty sketches that I've written, I'd conservatively estimate the amount of them that ended with "And then everyone randomly pulled out guns and started screaming" at probably 80. I'd have a perfectly fine premise for four pages, and then on page five I wouldn't know what to do, so one character would pull a gun on another character, and then the police would barge in, and suddenly my sketch ended with an unearned shootout. 80 times I wrote that freaking sketch. That number is dwarfed by the amount of times I've seen and read that ending in my career as someone who reads scripts and watches sketches. Thousands, probably.
So what constitutes an ending? The conflict needs to resolve in one way or another, and a character needs to change. Someone gives in, or is proven right, or dies because of their foolish decisions. This is a result of all the things that have led to this point, and not a completely new story. A remarkable number of sketches actually end on a positive note:
Every writer struggles with self-editing. Cutting your own jokes feels like drowning your babies, but it is the only way to create a great sketch. Editing is a Darwinian struggle in which only the funniest jokes survive. Some early drafts of Cracked scripts have been 11 pages long and cut down to 4, which only makes them stronger. This means that funny jokes get cut, and that sucks, but I promise you that you will be happier with 10 great jokes than 10 great jokes amid 20 OK jokes.
I can find a bunch of amazing sketches that break every single one of these rules. Plenty of brilliant absurdist sketches piss all over these rules, and they're better than anything I'll ever make. This guide doesn't exist for you to point out examples where troupes broke the rules to great success; it exists to help you get your feet wet in sketch-writing. You can write your rule-breaking, absurdist, Monty Python-esque script later; if you're just starting out in sketch writing, let this guide help you avoid some common mistakes we've all already made, (at least 80 times!).
Now we're going to look at a sketch and see if it follows the rules set out in this guide. As of this writing, the latest sketch published to Cracked.com is BriTANicK's Most Complicated Sexual Roleplaying Ever. Let's see if it does the things I said a good sketch should do:


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But now, thus says the LORD, your Creator, O Jacob, and He who formed you, O Israel, "Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name; you are Mine! When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and through the rivers, they will not overflow you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be scorched, nor will the flame burn you. For I am the LORD your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior".
God loves you and wants to care for you!
A loving parent always watches out for his or her children. If the child falls into deep water, the parent jumps in to pull them out. If the child gets too close to a cliff, the parent pulls them away.
You are God's child. "You are Mine!" He says. "I will be with you." No matter what trouble you're in; no matter how desperate your situation; no matter what sickness you're diagnosed with; no matter what danger you encounter; no matter what threatens to overwhelm you—God will be with you, sustaining you, strengthening you, encouraging you, enabling you to face any situation with confidence in Him.
God says, "I have redeemed you; I have called you by name". There will still be rivers to cross and fire to walk through. Life will have pain. But through it all you'll hear, "I will be with you".
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Proposing marriage is not an outdoor sport
This guy decides to ask his girlfriend to marry him, so how does he do it?
- He gives her a $12,000 ring at home, with a cozy fire in the fireplace and a bottle of champagne chilling?
- He gives her a $12,000 ring at their favorite restaurant, over a perfect creme brulee?
- He puts a $12,000 ring in a helium balloon and takes it outside to hand it to her on a windy day?
Maybe you see where this is going. The balloon was last spotted drifting high over London.
Cripes! I'm surprised he didn't suck in some of that helium himself and propose in a high squeaky voice! In our story, he says he feels like "such a plonker." I'm not sure what that means, but it sounds about right.
Children release balloons in 2007 file photo. REUTERS/Michael Dalder
So he's a Plonker?! Is that some sort of Brit-speak for IDIOT?! Where I come from we would say his bisquits ain't all done. Or he's climbing fool's hill. Or he was trying to fry up a chicken before he cut the head off. [OK, I just made that last one up, but still..]
Yeah, Dee, after some searching I found PLONKER in Webster's Unabridged. It says: "(noun) Somebody who puts an engagement ring in a helium balloon and carries it outside on a windy day." So I have to say, his vocabulary seems to be pretty impressive.
I think the girl's to blame, not to guy. He tries to be cute and romantic, and admitingly stupid, and she won't talk to him until he gets her a new ring. Granted, $12,000 is a lot, but she still seems a bit selfish. The romantic (if not pragmatic) thought that went into the delivery is much more importand the ring itself, and the guy shouldn't marry someone who isn't mature enough to figure that out!
If I'd been her, I'd assume either he made the story up because he wasn't mature enough to tell her outright he couldn't afford a ring, or he was too stupid to realize that helium balloons float. Either way, it's not selfish or immature to refuse to marry a fool like this guy.
Hey buddy ~ forget about that girl and consider the $12K well spend to learn she's not worth it! If she can't appreciate your heart warming intentions, then she is not worth having as a life partner.
Yeah … I once proposed to a … lady … with a … one HUNDRED thousand dollar ring in a balloon … yeah … that's the ticket. And that lady was … Morgan Fairchild.
$12K? British? Shouldn't it have cost, well I don't know, pounds or something?
I didn't blow it. Nature blew it.