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06/01/17 - Teamsters Local Union No. 677
2017 ESSAY CONTEST James R. Hoffa Memorial Scholarship Fund All Applications must be sent to the Local Union Hall for approval by June 1, 2017. 1871 Baldwin Street, Waterbury, CT 06706 (Printable applicaiton below) GOOD LUCK.
Paul Gallant Funeral Arrangements
05/24/17 - CWA Local 3176
Officers Elections
05/24/17 - IBEW Local 199
May 22, 2017 ELECTIONS OF IBEW LOCAL 199 Dear Brothers and Sisters, I have reviewed all the nominees, they have met the eligibility requirements as set forth in the IBEW Constitution and local union bylaws. The nominees listed below have all run unopposed. There will be no need for an election vote and these nominees will be sworn in during the July 2017 meeting.
March on Harrisburg, Corruption Exposed
05/24/17 - Pennsylvania Federation BMWED-IBT
BMWED members from the Pennsylvania Federation and other systems, divisions and federations around the country joined our friends "March on Harrisburg" in completing the 105 mile march from Philadelphia to the State Capital in Harrisburg. This action led to BMWED workers being arrested, detained and threatened.
Proposed Budget Hurts Retirees
05/24/17 - Charlotte Area Local APWU
Event Safety Alliance Launches Online Version of Event Safety Access Training
05/24/17 - IATSE Local 33
Happy Aircraft Maintenance Technician's Day!
May 24, 2017 -- Today is Aircraft Maintenance Technician's Day! AMFA is proud to be the union of choice for AMT and Related employees and the only union to specifically represent our craft. Join us in our celebration of the AMT and our goal of elevating the profession. Thank your fellow AMT for their commitment to the craft.
A Note from the Office 5/23/17
05/23/17 - IATSE Local 33
ATTENTION If you are working the Inglewood Forum tonight - allow yourself extra time due to heightened security.
Letter from National Director Regarding SWA Shareholder Meeting
May 23 -- During negotiations with Southwest Airlines (SWA) our members have not reaped any of the rewards of year-over-year record profits. Since the amendable date of our contract, August 16, 2012, the sacrifices for AMTs have far outweighed the Company's financial record profit success. Since 2012, shareholders and SWA executives have been profiting off their returns from stock repurchases and dividends, while our members have not benefited or received improvements in wages, benefits, or compensation that reflects the Company's strong financial stance.
Letter from National Director Regarding SWA Shareholder Meeting
Dear SWA Members: During negotiations with Southwest Airlines (SWA) our members have not reaped any of the rewards of year-over-year record profits. Since the amendable date of our contract, August 16, 2012, the sacrifices for AMTs have far outweighed the Company's financial record profit success.
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TWU International Letter on Equity Decision
05/23/17 - TWU Local 568
Dear Members: Yesterday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit affirmed the decision of the District Court for the Northern District of California that dismissed two class action complaints challenging TWU's method of distributing shares of post-bankruptcy American Airlines stock.
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Report: A State That Works for Everyone
05/23/17 - AFSCME Council 17
An effective state government with well-funded public services is essential to building a better Louisiana. Unfortunately, the people of Louisiana have already seen too many cuts to the public services that we all need.
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At the May General Membership meeting, the membership voted to cancel the June General Membership meeting because it conflicts with Father's Day. The next General Membership meeting will be held on Sunday, July 16, 2017 at 10:00 a.m.
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Avaya Bankruptcy Call
05/23/17 - CWA Local 2222
The CWA will host a Town Hall call to update everyone on the Avaya bankruptcy proceedings. This call will be held Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 7PM EST. To join the call, dial 888-636-3807 and use participant code 2955473. Please let your Avaya counterparts and retired members know about this call as well. CWA attorney, Sharon Levine, will be available to answer pre-submitted questions.
Women Wanted for Union Summer School
05/23/17 - AFSCME Local 2067
The Women's Committee is sponsoring up to 9 women members to attend this year's AFL-CIO/LERC Union Summer School, August 4-6 in Eugene on the Campus of the University of Oregon. The application can be found here. All applicants must submit their application by June 1st which is right around the corner.
NUHHCE Nurses Meeting in Philadelphia
05/22/17 - New Mexico Hospital Workers Union
To our members, We would like to let you know we are currently developing and designing a new improved website for YOU! We welcome your suggestions.
Local 162 / UPS Log Book
05/22/17 - Teamsters Local 162
The Local 162 / UPS Package Driver Daily Log Book is now available for download. This log book is an excellent tool for documenting your work day at UPS. We recommend you use this log book each and every day and not just on OJS days.
Change to MDAD SIDA Badge Renewal Process
05/22/17 - TWU Local 568
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has changed the customs application process for MDAD ID renewal. Employees can no longer be fingerprinted and complete their customs application during their birth month.
Equity Decision
05/22/17 - TWU Local 568
"The panel affirmed the district court's dismissal of two consolidated actions brought under the Railway Labor Act, alleging a union's breach of the duty of fair representation in the decision to distribute the proceeds of a bankruptcy settlement to all of its members unevenly.
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05/22/17 - Iowa Postal Workers Union
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05/22/17 - Iowa Postal Workers Union
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FYI: The June general membership meeting will be held on June 7, 2017 at 6pm at Cilantro's Restaurant in Wrightstown, NJ. If you have any questions, please contact Nancy Thorpe at 609-706-2587.
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05/22/17 - CWA Local 3176
Subject: Strike Authorization Vote Approved From: The Executive Board Brothers and Sisters, The Strike Authorization Vote concluded on 5/20/17 @ 12 pm. STRIKE AUTHORIZATION APPROVED Please check the website and your email for future develops.
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05/22/17 - Queens Area Local AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION AFL-CIO
Across 36 states and the District of Columbia, 40,000 AT&T retail workers walked off the job on Friday, May 19, because a tentative agreement could not be reached between AT&T Mobility and the Communication Workers of America (CWA). The strike is slated to last 3 days. Visit http://unityatattmobility.org to learn more.
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05/22/17 - Queens Area Local AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION AFL-CIO
The Postal Service and the Maintenance Division of the APWU signed an agreement resolving a national level dispute regarding custodial hours on line H of Form 4852 (case number Q15T-4Q-C 17274095). The issue in the case is "the determination of compliance with item 6 of the July 9, 2014 TL-5 MOU.
Local 776 Scholarship Winners
05/21/17 - Teamsters Local 776
Local 776 is proud to announce the 2017 winners of two Local 776 scholarships. The winners, selected in a raffle drawing at the May monthly membership meeting are the following: Roseann Vrabel daughter of Richard Vrabel - a Local 776 member who works at ABF Brian Shermeyer son of Mark Shermeyer - a Local 776 member who works at UPS. Congratulations to our two winners.
Executive Board takes the Oath of Office
05/21/17 - Charlotte Area Local APWU
The newly elected Executive Board takes the Oath of Office administered by NBA Pat Davis-Weeks on May 20, 2017 at our local union meeting.
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05/21/17 - Charlotte Area Local APWU
President Anthony "Tony" Wilson and the newly elected executive board take the oath of office at the union meeting on May 20, 2017. Updates to our web site will occur over the next few weeks and months.
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Agricultural visas for construction work don't serve our community
05/21/17 - Great Plains Laborers' District Council
A thoughtful piece from Fortunato Salamone on why importing construction workers hurts communities, especially rural ones. http://www.rrstar.
Our Office Will Be Closed for Memorial Day
05/21/17 - Teamsters Local 767
AT&T Mobility Strike
05/20/17 - Communications Workers of America Local 2336
Good morning Sisters and Brothers, the AT&T Mobility Strike went well throughout the country yesterday. They've closed 3 stores here in D.C. as a result. Join us on the line today and help our Sisters & Brothers gain a fair contract.
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Death of Member
05/19/17 - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 1205
We regretfully inform you that Retired Member Ralph "Buck" Hill passed away on Thursday, May 18th. He was a member of the EDBF and has been asigned number 117. Please see the below obituary for service arrangments.
Letter to Glen Post from Senator Victor Torres
05/19/17 - CWA Local 3176
Brothers and Sisters, We wanted to share with you that our state politicians are together with us in our fight with CenturyLink.
AT&T Missoula Hiring
05/19/17 - IBEW Local 768
AT&T Call Center Is Hiring. Click Here Looking for work, or do you have a spouse, graduating child, friend or neighbor in Missoula looking for a good Union Job? Check out the AT&T call center in Missoula. WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? Start with the Paycheck: Customer Service Representatives earn between $22,880.00 to $32,406.40 per year to start.
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Caveat - I only spoke with Ernest for 10 min on a complex foreclosure matter. He took the call upon my request that it was urgent (pending sale a week away). He was knowledgeable and rather courteous (for a lawyer ;-). He did, however, refer a firm more expert in the subject matter, an act for which I am grateful and willing to submit this positive comment.
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Law firm handled my case for a year an a half. Never received an update unless I called. Attorney response time was horrible. I was stonewalled when I called and treated rudely even though I was paying them handsomely every month. No one would come to the phone even if they were in the office. The front desk receptionist, Ricky, is rude and incompetent. Gave me misinformation & hung up the phone in my face. I felt disrespected as a paying client and merely tolerated as opposed to cherished. Ultimately I fired the firm & would not recommend. I never even received an apology or acknowledgement for the bad behavior of those poorly chosen to represent the firm.
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Well said. We can now see who they truly are.
No surprise there. To quote Doc Holliday, "Their hypocrisy knows no bounds...."I guess that's why TU's wild steelhead initiative gives me more reason for concern than hope.
Great piece! This should be put on Oregon Live.com. They have an agenda and that agenda is not to improve fishing opportunity.
I do not support for one second what these people are saying about funding for ODFW. I for one, am gratefull for Carmen Macdonald taking the time to educate the rest of us. With "social media", anybody can sound like an expert and post bogus information. With the majority of the younger generations getting their information from the internet and social media, it's becoming more and more important that individuals respond to these bogus claims, and tell the people these are bogus claims. Thank you Carmen for being one of these people, and everybody else needs to take the time to confront these people and their bogus opinions in social media. Folks, this is the new world and like it or not, we all need to learn how to deal with social media misinformation.


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This sounds like Lamarr uttering the old "Hey, you can't do that!", and Flacco responding, "I just did!" :34853_lolpoint:
In other news about frustrated athletes, Bob Fosse returned from the grave and plans to cast Lamarr Woodley as King Arthur's nemesis, the Black Knight, in a musical remake of Monty Python and the Holy Grail...
this is freaking hilarious
Someone should get the Flacco locker room pic with the Reckless hat on and put a "Hey LaMarr" meme on it.
He's around, posted a few things about the inauguration on twitter. Just refuses to acknowledge the situation...
If he is smart, him and the rest of the team are working out, trying to get a physical advantage on the Ravens. No Ray Lewis next year should be motivation for them. But they still have br and his committee of running backs to deal with. Oy yea, that salary cap is gonna be a problem.
All in all, they should watch the SB and see how the Ravens are playing. You know, that young team full of potential that the media keeps calling old. Hope 2 weeks of rest helps the Raven team(after whipping these last three teams(star QBs and top 10 defense, and the belicheat legend).Media said they would be tired before the end of the last two games(wishful thinking on their part).
Woodley didn't do much last year,hope he is okay this year. Flacco needs to have him on the field,helps him to know where to run the play.
I don't know what's funnier, his Flacco prediction or his outlook on the Bengals without Carson whathisname. Try back to back playoffs for Bengals and Joe dancing to NOLA, lol.
I can hear the banter now:
Flacco: Nyah, nyah, I'm going to the Super Bowl!
Woodley: No, you're not.
Flacco: Am too!
Woodley: Am not!!!
[Flacco and Woodley- repeat exchange several times until audience dozes off]
wont go to a super bowl.
just a flashback from 2011
One day, Lamar Woodley is going to have to accept that fact...
Hey Woodley, what's that on your face? "Egg".


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Getting behind the wheel can be hard work. It starts with spending literally hundreds (or thousands) of pounds learning to drive. It's money well spent, though – anyone who's ever attempted to learn with their Dad to save cash will agree.
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Insurers calculate how much your insurance premiums are going to be by working out how risky you are to them – that is, how likely you are to claim.
They do it by looking at statistics of accidents and claims caused by drivers over previous years. The trouble is that people between 17 and 24 are statistically shown to be involved in more road accidents than other age groups.
According to Brake, the road safety charity, 17-19 year olds only make up 1.5 per cent of all licence holders, but they're involved in 12 per cent of the serious or fatal road accidents in the UK. Other statistics include:
1) A male driver of 17-20 is ten times more likely to be involved in a car accident than an older driver
2) According to the AA, one in four young people aged between 18 and 24 have an accident within two years of passing their test
3)The Department of Transport found in 2013 that car or motorbike drivers aged between 16 and 19 were twice as likely to die in a crash than 40 to 49 year olds.
There are countless statistics to support the fact that young drivers are at more risk than older drivers.
Research by Brake suggests it's due to a mix of inexperience, overconfidence and risky behaviour. They found that young people were more likely to speed, overtake on blind bends, not wear a seat belt and drive whilst under the influence of drugs.
Other factors which could have an impact are who we drive with – it's tempting to show off in front of a car full of friends or become easily distracted by antics in the back. Young people tend to socialise at night and this is when many accidents happen, especially between 2am and 5am.
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A group, which included Kyle Lowry, DeMar DeRozan, Bismac Biyombo and Norman Powell, helped Toronto battle back from a 90-77 third-quarter hole to tie the game 92-92.
Powell put an exclamation on the comeback throwing down a monster dunk, much to the delight of the sellout crowd of 19,800 in attendance at Air Canada Centre.
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DeRozan finished with a team-high 34 points and Kyle Lowry added 14 points, four rebounds and five assists. Jonas Valanciunas chipped in with 11 points.
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Prints, colour and a certain dynamism; all of them belong to Cacharel." So says designer Cédric Charlier, who has been the head of womenswear at the French label since March 2009. It's an indisputably well-known brand, thanks to the distinctive image the founder Jean Bousquet created for it in the Sixties and Seventies, and now Charlier is putting it back on the fashion insider's wish list.
Bousquet started the label in 1962 in Nîmes, taking its name from a bird native to the Camargue in Southern France, and immediately introduced signature pieces with which Cacharel is still associated. In the first year the label created a collection of women's blouses in cheerful colours, without bust darts, while the Liberty print blouse followed in 1965. In 1967 the photographer Sarah Moon began photographing the Cacharel ad campaigns, and her soft-focus, gently surreal images were integral to developing its identity. In 1978 the label launched its first fragrance, Anais Anais, a sweet, floral scent which many women remember as one of their first-ever perfumes, and in the Eighties and Nineties the company was well known for fragrance.
In 2000, after 20 years in which they were mainly absent from the catwalk, Cacharel hired the husband-and-wife design duo Clements Ribeiro and held a show in Paris. After seven years they left and were replaced by another couple, Mark Eley and Wakako Kishimoto of Eley Kishimoto, who brought a very naïve, cartoonish feel to the house. However, in 2008 that partnership came to an end, with Kishimoto citing a "conflict over creative vision".
In 2009 Cacharel signed a significant deal with AEFFE, an Italian group specialising in the production and distribution of luxury goods, with Cacharel responsible for the creative direction. Before that, Basquet hired Cédric Charlier and since his arrival there's been a buzz around the new-look Cacharel. It can't hurt that the designer, who moved from his native Brussels to study at La Cambre in Paris, was previously an assistant to Alber Elbaz at Lanvin, where he "learned to respect a woman's body", and had also worked with Michael Kors when Kors was at Céline. As with any designer joining a house with a certain heritage and image – particularly when there has been a quick succession of designers preceding them – Charlier acknowledges that "what is most important for me is the contemporary vision of the brand". He says: "I built new codes: a nonchalant allure, and a work on the cuts that we see each season."
The challenge specific to Cacharel is in retaining its sense of sweetness, and whimsy but removing any saccharine traces. Charlier has said before that: "It was always a romantic label and girly in a way ... I wanted it to go boyish girl. She plays with her hair and her shoes and she can wear the coat of her father if she wants to." Accordingly, his current autumn/winter collection features masculine black patent lace-up shoes teamed with black leather socks, and includes androgynous shapes such as oversized cocoon coats and jackets. The florals for which the label is famed are there, but in a less-naïve guise of red flowers on a dark black background.
With fashion phases of the last few years including the trend for "statement" clothing followed by the current move towards "real clothes" – namely pared-back modern classics – sweetness has been rather overlooked. However, there is always a demand for clothes with an unashamedly playful, youthful freshness to them, which favour exuberance over more dramatic or conceptual messages.
For the Resort 2011 collection, from which this look was taken, the freshness comes from Charlier's use of print. Here, Charlier says that he took, as the starting point for the collection, "photographs with flowers in the foreground and a dreamed skyline with an endless infinity". The resulting prints come in shades of cobalt, yellow and candy pink with a painterly, Monet-like quality to them. The patterns are eye-catching, but not domineering, so that they won't overwhelm the wearer. Among the key pieces in the collection are the printed trousers, which are something of a trend at the moment, appearing in Alberta Ferretti and Miu Miu's Resort collections, and a popular look among the fashion crowd at the last round of collections. The more restrained dresser might want to pair them with plain tops or dress them down, but for the Cacharel presentation several looks were styled by pairing a printed blouse with cropped trousers or a skirt. Shapes are simple and include pyjama-like cropped trousers and shirts, straight boxy jackets without lapels and tunic dresses, and these unfussy outlines are continued for spring/summer.
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Network on a global and local scale
Meeting new people who share your passions and interests is a great way to network, and when volunteering overseas you'll meet like minds from all kinds of organisations, companies and networks. As you get to know each other and your past volunteering or career paths, you'll discover all kinds of organisations you may want to get involved with to boost your experience and skills. Maybe the people you're volunteering with can give you a contact or put in a good word for you
Explore opportunities for paid employment
Organisations with overseas volunteering programmes have an infrastructure and paid staff. When volunteering, you'll gain a better understanding of the organisation, its aims and its work culture. You may also get to learn more about its hiring practice and available opportunities. At this stage you might realise that the organisation is one you'd not only like to volunteer with but work for. If so, having volunteered with them directly will help your CV stand out if you apply for paid opportunities. Some organisations may have a regional base, which may not suit you for regular employment if it's not local to you. However, some will have national and international presences.
Make the most of your achievements
Volunteering overseas is a valuable way to demonstrate achievements and personal successes to employers. Whether it's a successfully completed building project, or developing leadership skills through teaching and workshops, your overseas experience will help you build up accolades that will help employers browsing your CV see what a great asset you could be to their company or organisation.
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A Man's World
The alarm clock started it's usual morning routine at seven forty five. Three sharp, high pitched beeps. Five minutes later, three louder, sharper, high pitched beeps would then echo through-out the bedroom.
Then the one man would draw back the covers, revealing himself to be wearing a plain white t-shirt and jocks. He would lazily draw his legs off the beds edge, and slip his feet into a pair of crisp white slippers.
The alarm would then begin it's third stage of waking up the sleeper, and right when it was about to, his hand would slam down onto the off button. Peace at last he would think.
He would drag his feet his feet as he walked out of the bedroom and into the hallway, and he would begrudgingly close the door.
In the hallway, seven other men done similar acts. All wearing the same white slippers, white t-shirts and jocks. Mutterings of good morning and sleep well? were passed from man to man.
Only Bernard ever seemed genuinely enthused to see his fellow housemates in the morning. His greetings weren't thinly veiled with sarcasm or a wish to be elsewhere. "Morning James." Bernard had one of those faces, which science had yet to explain, that screamed hit me! - But of course no one ever did. Violence was frowned upon.
"Morning," James would say back. Chit-chat was cut short by another beeping sound, this one much more intrusive than the alarm clock.
One by one, the eight men walked down the hallway. James was last in the queue, Bernard just in front.
The hallway forked, the first set of four men turned off to the left - The bathroom. The second set steered right - The kitchen.
It was routine that one day the first four men washed up and cleaned themselves first, whilst the second four prepared breakfast for the eight. It rotated daily.
The kitchen was crisp white, but simple. Everything one would expect to be in a kitchen, but in the place of a ceiling light there was a round metallic dome. A robotic eye.
Each man had his job, the first two men fried eggs and sausages, Bernard set the table and James made the tea and coffee.
Bernard spoke first, as always. "You cannot beat a morning cuppa." He lay the knives and forks on the large dining table. "I feel it really makes it easy to operate for the day."
"I think you would find it easy to operate even without it Bernie," Charlie taunted - He was buttering the bread.
"I have asked you before not to call me Bernie!"
Charlie didn't pay his cries any attention, just continued to spread the butter. "Hey James?"
James just stared at the kettle, as it boiled. "Yeah?"
"Did you hear that Brad here," he nodded at Brad, who was flipping an egg, "is getting checked out today?"
The kettle pinged, and James started pouring the water into the cups. "Oh yeah? And how did he manage that?"
Brad spoke up before Charlie, "my mother just loves me more I guess."
James took the cups, two at a time, over to the dining table and set them down. Brad divided the food up, whilst Bernie carried the plates over. Charlie set the largest plate of buttered bread down in the middle of the table, and as if on cue the other four wandered into the room.
Edward, a burly gentlemen in his fifties, Francis, a scrawny lad not long out of his teens, Paul, a tall bloke in his thirties, and Albert, a grumpy later aged trout.
Edward spoke first, after they had all began to tuck into the food, "where is our Oct off to today?"
"Oh, didn't you hear?" Bernie replied, "we are not an Oct today."
Edward wanted to ask what he meant, but he was preoccupied chewing on some bread and egg. Brad read between the lines and answered the question on the lips of the man.
"I'm getting checked out for the day."
Francis smiled, he was a sucker for good news. "That's fantastic Brad!"
As always, Albert could only see the pessimistic side of things. "I guess this means we are getting in some scallion of a substitute. He better bloody-"
"Albert!" Bernie cried, "you know we don't cuss here." His eyes cautiously wandered to the metallic dome above them. "Cussing is the first step to violence."
Albert didn't seem too interested in the dome, and went about taking a rather large sip of his tea.
Paul's deep voice cut across any sense of worry when he spoke. "Is it someones birthday Brad? W'all know people only get checked out for special occasions."
"It's my sisters. My mamma is checking my pops out too, gonna surprise her. Cake and all."
A rallying call echoed around the table at the mention of cake, sugar was prohibited and the very idea was enough to put a smile on even Albert's face.
After breakfast was finished, the men rotated roles. The ones that didn't cook, cleaned up. Whilst the ones that cooked, cleaned themselves up.
The clock's just struck nine when the men exited the apartment. The eight became sixteen, then thirty two, then sixty four, and before long every man in the apartment building was outside in the courtyard.
All in white t-shirts, jocks, and the crispy white slippers.
Then the announcement system came online.
"Good morning men," a woman's voice called out, "today's assignments are as follows..."
She called out assignments first, and then the group. Sometimes soft moans could be heard, if a group got a particularly bad assignment - But the men mostly stood in silence.
"Pipe repairs - Oct Group, exception, Bradley R, checking out."
Albert's shoulders slumped, but there was no audible signs of annoyance from the group. When the woman had finished giving out the days assignments, the men had to file into their appropriate bus on the courtyards far side.
The courtyard was the center of the mans world, the very middle of the eight great apartment complexes, where eight floors housed two sets of eight men on each.
The bus that had repairs etched onto it's side awaited the Oct. The bus was big enough to carry sixty four, but there was only twenty four assigned to pipe repairs.
One by one they clambered onto the bus, still in just the white t-shirts, jocks, and crispy white slippers.
As they passed by the driver, each man ran his hand under a green scanner. When it beeped, the driver nodded, and the man took a seat.
Once the twenty four men took their seats, the door shut and the driver bellowed, "high-ho, high-ho, it's off to work we go..."


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R. Lee Ermey made his big break with his towering performance in Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket and he's made a career of portraying colorful characters since then. These days, Ermey is venturing into the world of reality TV with his new show, Lock N' Load, which is currently airing on Friday nights at 9 Pm Et on the History Channel. Ermey recently participated on a conference call to promote his new series, and here's what he had to say.
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In a state of trance
I think it might be of use to relate what I had Seen the night before.
When I sniffed the sweet scents of the burning herbs I suddenly felt very very ill. I blinked and suddenly the forest and the Children all disappeared. I was standing in a very flat green meadow with a woman next to me. She looked like the Virgin; reddish-brown hair, brown eyes, not beautiful by normal standards but dazzlingly serene. She wore the robes the Virgin was normally depicted in and she wore a crown over her simple headdress. The Virgin stretched her hand out to me and I took it. She silently gestured around the meadow. I looked. Gwydion was riding a horse, wearing full armour, carrying a great sword and a mighty staff. Behind him was an entire army. They charged.
The scene changed. We were in a swamp. The army had disappeared. Gwydion was sneaking past the strange trees, looking tired, hungry, frightened, but still fierce. I heard evil laughter, fading, becoming louder, and fading again. Gwydion kept creeping onward. Suddenly a woman appeared before him. She was terrifying, yet lovely. Clearly, she was a witch. The woman cursed him and wounded him. Gwydion screamed in agony. I wanted to scream with him, but the Virgin took my hand again and the scene changed.
We were in a cathedral that was full of people. The people looked so gloomy that at first I thought we had arrived at a funeral. Then I saw Gwydion wearing wedding clothes, walking to the altar, where the witch was waiting for him. The moment he took her hand the cathedral was destroyed and the dream faded away. The last thing to fade was the Witch's gleeful face and evil laugh.
It was night again, and I was in the forest clearing. The Children had disappeared and the great bonfire was now no more than a dying campfire. I was sitting on a log, my body was covered in mud. The Child Queen Eú, who was the woman I saw first, was kneeling in front of me, the two crones kneeling next to her. She looked up at me and smiled, not maliciously, but contently. The crones immediately got to their feet. Eú winked, and the next instant I was asleep in bed.


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So i wrote this because i'm not feeling too great this past week and i don't think i can still see a light at the end of the tunnel anymore. Nothing is going to alleviate my pain. I'm never going to get better, and i've finally grasped my inevitable realization that i'm never going to be content. I'm lost and i'm not coming back.
I have this incredibly terrible itch for solitude. I think i've always felt more at ease when i haven't got peoples malicious eyes scanning over me. I feel better when i'm alone. I prefer tranquility, it just puts my mind at ease instead of having this repetitious cycle of thoughts fluttering inside me, eating away at me. Detachment creates this warm, calming sentiment searing through me and it's this powerful craving i always desire when i crumble into sadness. Sadness is inescapable, it slowly drifts through the cracks of your consciousness. I prefer to be alone, in my mind, in reality. My presence is visible to others but my mind has drifted away, like a neglected boat drifts from shore when it's not anchored. My mind capsized, withering away into a frail nothingness.


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