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Floods are all the more frightening than their consequences have not been taken into account sufficiently. According to the Thai victims, finding drinking water is almost impossible right now. While evacuations are on the increase, one of the numerous inhabitants who decided to stay in Bangkok declares that "shops impose rationing on water, and are already lacking of some goods". Without anticipation, pooling resources could not happen.
And this does not constitute the only pitfall contained in the government's response to this major crisis. As a colossal body of water waved into the city those last days, Thai authorities do not manage to agree on how to cope with this emergency situation. Contrary to the Prime Minister's advises, Bangkok Major wanted to maintain partially the water in the inhabited areas of the city, notably in the North, so as to spare industrial zones.
Thanks to the locks' system, the business district of this 12 million inhabitant's megalopolis could be preserved. On the contrary, the northern area of the city is still inundated. All over Thailand, the local authorities' response took a longer time than necessary to be put in place. Today, all authorities seem to be still overwhelmed by the extent of the catastrophe, particularly to rescue far-off villages.
For the time being, if numerous NGOs –most of them already on the field before the flood began- help as much as they can, there is no proper coordination. This obstructs the good procedure of rescuing the stricken populations.
In order to face this kind of situation, as those provoked by hurricanes, earthquakes or tsunamis, the Red Helmets Foundation pleads for the creation of a new humanitarian governance. Thanks to the creation of a general staff under the auspices of the UN, whose actions and policies would be relayed in regional branches, one on each continent, the whole international community could be aware of what happens and, foremost, how to help, in case of a natural disaster.
Anticipation would be the key of such an organization, which would be accompanied with the creation of "Red Helmets", a humanitarian operational force, to coordinate the emergency responses in the aftermath of a disaster.
Climate change is responsible, every year, for environmental upheavals, more and more deadly. The number of climate refugees do not stop rising, but, as Nicole Guedj already highlighted in the 2009 Copenhagen Submit, natural disasters' victims are never taken into account during international negotiations on sustainable development. If the Red Helmets Foundation President welcomes the project of creating a World Environment Organization, humanitarian action cannot remain the poor relation of international politics, and must too have its own world organization.
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Household incomes in St. Mary's County can range from less than $30,000 a year to well north of $100,000.
The disparity was highlighted in a June 6 article in The Enterprise headlined "Defense jobs out of reach for many in St. Mary's." That Capital News Service report was the jumping-off point last week for a discussion among eight community leaders and students from the Florida Institute of Technology's Strategic Management course in Lexington Park.
"The article led us to look more closely at whether or not the jobs in and around our area are accessible, and whether everyone is getting a fair share of the opportunities that are out there," Bob Schaller, the course instructor, said.
Job readiness and access to the area's largest employer — Patuxent River Naval Air Station — is key to the gap, based on 2011 data concluding that jobs related to the Navy base on average make 2˝ times as much as jobs not directly related to the base.
"Here, it's not about 'haves' and 'have-nots,' but 'haves' and 'have-lesses,'" Schaller said. "We're blessed with great defense jobs here, but they're very hard to get. Federal wages here represent 35 percent of all wages in the county, so the base has a huge impact. Between federal and private business services, such as our contractors, these two groups combined represent 45 percent of the jobs and 67 percent of the income in the county. Two out of every three dollars is earned directly in association with this base. But ... are the opportunities to earn those dollars there for everyone?"
"What's happened here at Pax River ... is that we're ... developing the trends of the future while maintaining and perpetuating the technology of today," said Capt. Ted Mills , commanding officer of the base. "But if we lose the intellectual capabilities and prevent new minds from coming on board, everything will fall apart. The biggest problem that we face, then, is not a lack of people with the knowledge and capabilities in the next generation, but the lack of opportunities and accessibility to the base for them."
Issues surrounding St. Mary's reliance on the base and its role as the economic lifeblood of the area were also addressed.
"I really feel for St. Mary's County this is a time when our need to diversify has never been greater," said Robin Finnacom, president and CEO of the Community Development Corp. "I am not worried about Pax being closed ... but I am worried about us becoming dependent on one type of industry, because if that starts to cut, what do we do then?"
Gary Kessler, executive director for NAWCAD, said Pax River officials are working on just that — broadening the spectrum of technologies produced.
"One of the things we've really been working on is strengthening our relationships outside the gate with some of our technology development activities so we can use local businesses rather than soliciting out-of-area services," Kessler said. "As we look to the future, we hope to also take advantage of a lot of the home-grown talent here in the region to further our capabilities — we don't want to be a one-trick pony."
"That's the thing, too, is that if we have the people here ready and willing to join the workforce behind the fence line but those jobs aren't available, they're going to leave to seek out better opportunities," Schaller said. "They want those big salaries, too, so accessibility and availability need to be addressed among the federal and private employers on the base."
"With Pax growth, the salaries have gone up — they're enviable — but so has the cost of living," Finnacom interjected. "So even if you're paying a good living wage for a blue-collar job, that person can't necessarily live where they work due to the increasing costs to sustain and maintain a certain way of life.
"It's not that everybody has to work at Pax," she said. "But we also need people in retail positions, we need school teachers, we need firemen ... we need all of that in a community that's healthy and thriving, but if the rest of the community can't afford to live here on their salary, then we've got a problem. And we do have that problem — a disparity in terms of the cost of living for those who don't have, say, an engineering-level salary."
But not everyone present took the wage disparity so seriously.
"As far as the income gap, I don't think our situation is that unique," said student Kevin Shwertfeger. "I mean, if this were a factory town, there'd be people who had jobs at the factory and people who didn't. It's the same here, just with a military base."
"Overall, few communities rely on a job source the way St. Mary's County relies on NAS Pax River," Schaller said, "and we see that reliance continuing. But the fact that we do have a great employer in the base here that has a pulling-up effect means that the 'have-lesses' here have not as much less as they do elsewhere in the country."


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Wage and Hour Laws
Readers of our earlier post have asked whether there are additional ways to control or even reduce labor costs consistently with the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. There are, and we will again divide our discussion between mistaken beliefs and possible opportunities.
Avoid Expensive Misconceptions
There are other recurring points of "conventional wisdom" that can drive up wage costs.
One is the erroneous view that an employer must pay the same hourly rate for compensable travel time or training time that it pays for the employee's normal or principal work. But the fact is that nothing in the FLSA prevents an employer from paying a different and lower hourly rate (of not less than the minimum wage) for different kinds of worktime. How the employer figures overtime compensation in those situations is beyond this post's scope, but it can be done without great difficulty.
Another example is the proposition that employees must be paid overtime compensation for working beyond their scheduled stopping times. This is not the case under the FLSA, which (with a few specialized exceptions) only requires overtime pay for hours worked in excess of 40 in a workweek. It is of course possible that a union contract, an employer's policy, an employment contract, or a state daily-overtime law might call for a different answer.
Consider Additional Alternatives
The FLSA does not say that non-exempt employees must be paid at an hourly rate or in any other particular way. It simply requires that, whatever the pay plan is, the employer must still comply with the FLSA's minimum-wage, overtime, and timekeeping requirements. This leaves a lot of room for a variety of approaches, such as:
♦ A salary-plus-overtime arrangement, which can take different forms depending upon what number of hours worked the salary is paid to compensate;
♦ A day-rate plan, which is based upon an employee's receiving a fixed amount for each workday in which he or she performs any work, without regard to the number of hours worked in the workday;
♦ A piece-rate or job-rate plan, under which employees receive a fixed amount for each piece or item produced or job completed; or
♦ A commission plan, which calls for employees to receive sales-based compensation.
Naturally, an employer should be careful in designing, implementing, and administering any pay plan to ensure that the plan actually produces FLSA-compliant wages. For instance, the employer still must compute and pay the necessary FLSA overtime premium under a day-rate, piece-rate, job-rate, or commission method.
And, as we said last time, employers must be certain that whatever they decide to do is also permitted under all applicable state and local laws, under special "prevailing wage" requirements, and so on.
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Compensation Generally | Compliance | Pay Plans
Employers' continued struggles with labor costs have led to additional hourly-rate cuts, salary reductions, furloughs, layoffs, and similar conventional measures. But are there other potentially less-disruptive and legal options? There might well be.
What Does The Law Really Require?
For one thing, management should purge pay plans and policies of any expensive misconceptions about what the law does and does not require. For instance, some employers believe that non-exempt employees' unworked paid-time-off for holidays, sick days, or even vacation days must be counted as hours worked when computing overtime under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. This is not so, and eliminating this unworked paid-time-off from FLSA overtime calculations could result in appreciably lower wage costs.
Also, some state wage-hour laws are considerably more employee-favorable than either the FLSA or similar laws in other jurisdictions. Whether through misunderstanding or for other reasons, some organizations employing people in multiple states pay all employees as if they work in the jurisdiction with the highest wage requirements. As an example, a multi-state company might pay non-exempt Georgia employees overtime for hours worked over eight in a workday (even though Georgia does not require this), because the company is legally obligated to do so for similar California workers.
What Pay Alternatives Might There Be?
Employers should also consider relatively-straightforward measures that could cut or at least minimize labor expense.
One illustration relates to the seven-day "workweek" that employers must select and document in order to comply with the FLSA's overtime requirement. Most employers must of course pay non-exempt employees FLSA overtime premium for all their hours worked over 40 in a single workweek. While the workweek cannot be changed retroactively or frequently to evade the FLSA's obligations, the workweek can be re-established on a lasting, going-forward basis. And employers can choose different workweeks for different groups of employees or for different locations. If patterns of activity unique to a particular department or facility typically add up to overtime hours under the workweek that applies company-wide, then the employer could consider whether adopting a separate workweek just for that department or facility would decrease or eliminate the overtime costs.
Management should also consider whether helpful FLSA exemptions, exceptions, or refinements might be available. Some of these measures might affect wage costs directly. Others might streamline the payroll process so as to reduce administrative expense. Still others might tie compensation more closely to productivity so as to increase revenue (see our post on the Section 7(i) exemption, for example). Of course, in today's legal environment, it is essential to evaluate these matters carefully before acting. Possible missteps flowing from near-term financial pressures will ultimately be self-defeating or worse if they provoke million-dollar litigation.
As always, employers must be certain that whatever they decide to do for FLSA purposes is also permitted under all applicable state and local laws, under special "prevailing wage" requirements, and so on.
And whatever the law permits, employee morale is obviously an important consideration. However, employees might well react favorably to measures that avoid more-stringent steps, such as layoffs.
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Read all the entries in Amil Imani Articles Amil BlogsIn: Amil Blogs 24 Oct 2013Arabic mandatory at city public school Beginning next semester, all 200 second- through fifth-graders at PS 368 in Hamilton Heights will be taught the language twice a week for 45 minutes — putting it on equal footing with science and music courses. One reason Principal Nicky Kram Rosen selected Arabic — as opposed to more common offerings, such as Spanish or French — is because it will help the school obtain a prestigious International Baccalaureate standing. http://nypost.com/2012/05/24/arabic-mandatory-at-city-public-school/ - Iranian-Americans Grieve with BostoniansIn: Amil Blogs 20 Apr 2013The dastardly criminal attacks of two Islamists at the participants and spectators of the Boston Marathon makes us, Iranian-Americans recoil in revulsion and grief. Revulsion at the ideology that transforms humans into despicable beasts motivating them to commit indescribably abominable acts of atrocity. Read the rest of this entry » Interview with Amil ImaniIn: Amil Blogs 19 Feb 2013As an apostate his mission is to raise the clarion call about the imminent and present danger of expansionistic theocratic Islam. Having witnessed first-hand the horrors and indignity that Islamofascism visits on people it subjugates, he has taken it upon himself to do his part in defeating this ideology of oppression, hate and violence. Read the rest of this entry » Massacre In Newton, ConnecticutIn: Amil Blogs 16 Dec 2012"Children of Adam are akin to members of a body; if a member suffers, thus suffers the entire body," a Persian poet (Sa'di) expressed it best, centuries ago. Read the rest of this entry » Israel has right to defend itselfIn: Amil Blogs 18 Nov 2012Self-defense is the right of every individual, group, or nation. The inveterate belligerent Hamas cannot expect Israel to refrain from retaliation when it lobs barrage after barrage of rockets at Israeli populations. Read the rest of this entry » Read all the entries in Amil Blogs |
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My ultimate set-list.
Disregard all of the authorizing and licensing stuff for a while. Throw that out of the window and into the sun.
Forget that some of these songs are already in Rock Band. Think about a new Rock Band that could put in some DLC songs. Or imagine this being an entirely new game. Or something else I can't think at the top of my head.
Try to think that this would be my idealistic, not realistic ULTIMATE SETLIST.
Edit: And two-to-three songs for bands I know better. Maybe more quality and quantity there.
ABC by Jackson 5
Accidentally In Love by Counting Crows
Ace of Spades by Motorhead
Agony Is My Name by Rhapsody of Fire
Albuquerque by Weird Al Yankovic
All Around Me by Flyleaf
All Right Now by Free
All The Small Things by blink-182
Alone by Heart
American Girl by Tom Petty
American Pie by Don McLean
Another Brick In The Wall Part 1/ The Happiest Days of Our Lives/ Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 by Pink Floyd
Any Way You Want It by Journey
Are You Gonna Be My Girl? by JET
B.Y.O.B by System Of A Down
Bad To The Bone by George Thorogood
The Ballroom Blitz by Sweet
Band On The Run by Paul McCarthy And The Wings
Bang Your Head (Metal Health) by Quiet Riot
Bark At The Moon by Ozzy Osbourne
Be My Escape by Relient K
Beast And The Harlot by Avenged Sevenfold
Been Caught Stealing by Jane's Addiction
Beverly Hills by Weezer
Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
Black Horse And A Cherry Tree by KT Tunstull
Blinded By The Light by Manfred Mann's Earth Band
The Boys Are Back In Town by Thin Lizzy
Breakfast At Tiffany's by Deep Blue Something
Brick House by The Commodores
Bring Me To Life by Evanescence
Bullet With Butterfly Wings by Smashing Pumpkins
Can't Stop by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Canned Heat by Jamiroquai
Cat's In The Cradle by Harry Chapin
Carry On Wayward Son by Kansas
Caught In A Mosh by Anthrax
Celebrity Skin by Hole
Cherry Pie by Warrant
Crushcrushcrush by Paramore
Cleanin' Up The Town by The Busboys
Come On Eileen by Dexy's Midnight Runners
Constant Craving by k.d. lang
Cowboys From Hell by Pantera
Crazy by Gnarles Barkley
Crazy In Love by Beyonce
Cult of Personality by Living Colour
Dance, Dance by Fall Out Boy
Disappear by Hoobastank
Do It Again by Steely Dan
Do You Believe In Magic by The Lovin' Spoonful
Do You Feel Like We Do? (Live) by Peter Frampton
Do You Remember Rock N' Roll Radio? by The Ramones
Don't Dream It's Over by Crowded House
Don't Fear The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult
Don't Look Back by Boston
Don't Stop by Fleetwood Mac
Down On The Corner by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Down Under by Men @ Work
Dr. Feelgood by Motley Crue
Dreams by The Cranberries
Du Hast by Ramstein
Even Flow By Pearl Jam
Everlong by Foo Fighters
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love by The Blues Bros.
Express Yourself by Charles Wright
Eye of the Tiger by Survivor
Feel Good Inc. by The Gorrilaz
Feel Like Makin' Love by Bad Company
The Final Countdown by Europe
Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz
Fly Like An Eagle by Steve Miller
Footloose by Kenny Loggins
Foxy Foxy by Rob Zombie
For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield
Forever Young by Rod Stewart
Free Bird by Lynryd Skynyrd
Free Ride by Edgar Winter
Freeze-Frame by J. Geils Band
Funky Town by Lipps Inc.
Get Up Offa That Thing by James Brown
Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr.
Give A Little Bit by Supertramp
Glory Days by Bruce Springsteen
Good Times Roll by Cars
Grace Kelly by Mika
Groove Is In The Heart by Dee-lite
Gypsy Road by Cinderella
Heat of The Moment by Asia
Heavy Metal by Sammy Hagar
Hello, I Love You by The Doors
Here It Goes Again by Ok-GO
Heroes by David Bowie
Hey Pachuco! by Royal Crown Revue
Hey Ya by OutKast
Highway Star by Deep Purple
Hip To Be Square by Huey Lewis And The News
Hit Me With Your Best Shot by Pat Benatar
Hocus Pocus by Focus
Hold On by Good Charlotte
Hold On Loosely by .38 Special
Hold The Line by Toto
Home by Daugthry
A Horse With No Name by America
House of The Rising Sun by The Animals
Hurts So Good by John Mellencamp
I Fought The Law by The Bobby Fuller Four
I Just Want To Celebrate by Rare Earth
I Love Rock N' Roll by Joan Jett
I Melt With You by Modern English
I Think I'm Paranoid by Garbage
I Wanna Rock by Twisted Sister
I Want Candy by Bow Wow Wow
I'm A Believer by The Monkees
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) by The Proclaimers
I'm Amazed by My Morning Jacket
I Shot The Sherriff by Bob Marley
I'm Still Standing by Elton John
Impression That I Get by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
In The Meantime by Spacehog
In Too Deep by Sum 41
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly
Iris by Goo Goo Dolls
Iron Man by Black Sabbath
It Ends Tonight by All-American Rejects
It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock And Roll) by AC/DC
It's Not Unusual by Tom Jones
It's The End of The World As We Know It by REM
It's Tricky by RUM-DMC
Jailhouse Rock by Elvis Presley
Jessie's Girl by Rick Springfield
John The Fisherman by Primus
Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry
Joker And The Thief by Wolfmother
Jukebox Hero by Foreigner
Jump by Van Halen
Jumping Jack Flash by The Rolling Stones
Jungle Boogie by Kool And The Gang
Karma Chameleon by Culture Club
Karma Police by Radiohead
Kids In America by Kim Wilde
King of Pain by The Police
Kyptonite by 3 Doors Down
La Bamba by Los Lobos
Land of Confusion by Disturbed
Layla by Derek And The Dominoes
Le Freak by Chic
Let's Get It Started by Black-Eyed Peas
Life In The Fast Line by The Eagles
Life Is A Highway by Rascal Flatts
Life's Been Good by Joe Walsh
Light The Sky On Fire by Jefferson Starship
Like A Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan
Listen To The Music by The Doobie Bros.
Locomotive Breath by Jethro Tull
Lola by The Kinks
Loser by Beck
Louie Louie by The Kingsman
Love Shack by The B-52s
Low Rider by War
Lucky Man by Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
LUV XXX by Aerosmith
Magic Carpet Ride by Steppenwolf
Maps by Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Master of Puppets by Metallica
Mercedes Benz by Janis Joplin
The Middle by Jimmy Eat World
Misery by Maroon 5
Misirlou by Dick Dale and his Del-Tones
Modern Day Cowboy by Tesla
Mr. Brightside by The Killers
Mr. Roboto by Styx
Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds
Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley
Nine In The Afternoon by Panic! At The Disco
No Rain by Blind Melon
Nothin's Gonna Stop Us by The Darkness
Numb by Linkin' Park
Objection (Tango) by Shakira
Obsession by Animotion
Obstacle 2 by Interpol
Ocean Avenue by Yellowcard
Old Time Rock And Roll by Bob Seger
Once Bitten Twice Shy by Great White
One Week by Barenaked Ladies
Our Time Now by Plain White T's
Overkill (Acoustic) by Colin Hay
Over The Hills And Far Away by Gary Moore
Owner of a Lonely Heart by Yes
Oye Como Va by Santana
Painkiller by Judas Priest
Paradise by the Dashboard Light by Meat Loaf
Paradise City by Guns N' Roses
Paralyzer by Finger Eleven
Photograph by Nickelback
Physical by Olivia Newton-John
Play With Me by Extreme
Pour Some Sugar On Me by Def Leppard
Pretty Fly (For A White Guy) by The Offspring
Pretty In Pink by Psychedelic Furs
Pride And Joy by Stevie Ray Vaughn
Princes of The Universe by Queen
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B2b marketers received only 36% of their referral traffic from Facebook, with StumbleUpon (18%), Twitter (11%) and a host of other platforms such as including Reddit and LinkedIn also rated. Overall, b2b marketers are facing a much more diverse and complex social media universe than their b-to-c counterparts.
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"When we start with a new client, we don't want to put them in a place where no else is," he said. "We go out and do searches on Twitter and see what commentary is there. We do Google searches on blogs and LinkedIn. We'll act like a voyeur."
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McKinney North valedictorian suffers stroke, begins remarkable recovery
The community is taking donations to help with Lauren Allen's unexpected medical expenses.
MCKINNEY Car accidents, wild parties and heartbreakers are usually a mother's worst fears for her college-bound daughter. Blood clot in the brain rarely makes the list.
That nightmare has about a 1-in-32,000,000 chance of reality, said Laura Allen, whose daughter Lauren became "1" when she suffered a stroke Sept. 4 at her Texas A&M University dorm.
"I was afraid I was going to lose her - I really was," Laura said. "It was a 50-50 whether she would make it or not."
Lauren, 18, had Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis, a clot that ultimately forced her to her dorm room floor. Rare, unexpected - and alone.
Laura had texted and called all that Tuesday to no avail. She was checking on her freshman daughter who'd been diagnosed with a sinus infection the day before.
All Lauren remembers is coming back from an early morning class. The 2012 McKinney North High School valedictorian had begun her path to veterinary school. A high school drum major, she was playing French horn for the A&M Wind Symphony.
"She's probably just busy," Laura thought, until about eight hours later. It was nearly nighttime and there'd been no response. "I started to worry a little bit," she said.
She tried contacting people in the dorm, and Lauren's Aggie friends on Facebook. She called Lauren's friend from McKinney who'd also gone to A&M, and asked her to check on her absentee daughter. When no one answered her knocks, campus police was called.
Lauren was in the room, unconscious.
"She was very lucky to be alive at that point," Laura said doctors told her. "The likelihood with her being there that long was not very good for her."
Her situation got bleaker. An ambulance rushed Lauren to a community hospital in College Station - one with a broken MRI machine. She was transferred to St. Joseph hospital in Bryan, where a CT scan revealed the blood clot.
Seizures started the next day, and Lauren was sedated then placed on a ventilator. Doctors said things like "the brain's swollen" and "she's not responding." Come Thursday and Friday, and still no changes.
"We just had to sit and wait," Laura said.
Movement returned on the fourth day, and Lauren gave a thumbs-up. They transported her by air to Zale Lipshy University Hospital at UT Southwestern in Dallas. She was Lauren again.
"I just remember everyone going everywhere and trying to get things done, people coming in with papers for me to sign," Lauren said. "Not really knowing why I was there was weird."
By then, an extended family of friends, classmates and acquaintances knew well enough. McKinney North students had visited her in Bryan. Neighbors showed up on the Allens' doorstep. They rallied support.
"Lauren is an amazing young lady," said Alan Harkey, McKinney North band director. "The outpouring of love and support by the McKinney community speaks to how highly respected Lauren and her family are."
The North band presented the Allens with almost $4,000 in cash and gift cards just through word-of-mouth donations. Students, teachers and parents did what they could.
"Lauren is an amazing young woman, and the Allens are an incredible family," said Stefani Freeman, a family friend. "You can tell how much they give to the community, and how much they mean to our community, by how the community responded to this."
And they all witnessed what many can't explain. Doctors showed the Allens their daughter's scans, admitting, "That's a person who won't wake up," while Lauren regained use of her left arm and leg, and began speaking regularly.
"I asked the doctor why she woke up, and he said he didn't know," Laura said. "It has to be a miracle."
Lauren completed speech, occupational and physical therapy over the next couple of weeks. She read and took notes, things she'd ridden to the top of her high school class. She was released from Zale Lipshy on Sept 26.
Two weeks ago, the McKinney North band came to the Allen house and played for Lauren. Neighbors watched as the school's fight song and alma mater rang out from her front yard.
Band members donned Team Lauren Allen bracelets and shirts. On the back: "Fight on - You're an Aggie, Be Brave - You're a Bulldog, Stay Strong - You're Number One."
"It's eye-opening to almost lose a child, and it's even more eye-opening to see this many people come together," Laura said. "They couldn't do enough for us, and that's an amazing thing. McKinney's a pretty special place to be."
It could be six months before the clot dissolves, and three months before doctors figure out the cause. Lauren's next MRI is in December. She takes blood-thinner medication which, depending on further tests, she may need for a long time.
"Life is obviously very precious, and you shouldn't ever take it for granted," Lauren said. "But it was something you don't expect to happen. I think it taught everybody else, even when I wasn't awake, what life meant."
As for Laura, the miracle may not yet outweigh the nightmare. Lauren will return to A&M in the spring.
Heartbreak is likely the least of mother's worries.
"She'll be texting me every three or four hours, for sure," Laura said. "It's going to be hard to send her back, but she's got things to do in life."
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Fewer Americans filed for their first week of unemployment benefits last week, but any glimmer of good news was cancelled out as the Labor Department also revised last week's figure higher.
About 387,000 people filed new jobless claims in the week ended June 16, down from the previous week's figure, which was revised up to 389,000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"There doesn't seem to be any improvement here. We seem to be going sideways," said Wells Fargo Chief Economist John Silvia.
Last week's number was particularly important, since it marks the week when the Labor Department interviews 60,000 households throughout the country, as it compiles its monthly jobs report.
Silvia estimates that at their current level, initial claims point to no improvement in the unemployment rate (which currently is at 8.2%) and a meager 70,000 to 100,000 jobs added in the June.
That's not much better than May, when the economy added 69,000 jobs.
Jobless claims are a closely watched economic indicator, correlated with layoffs. Falling claims during the first three months of the year were seen as a welcome sign that the job market was improving.
But since March, jobless claims have been rising. They've been stuck in the 380,000 range for four straight weeks now.
Economists often look to a four-week average to smooth out choppiness in the numbers, and that too has been rising.
Meanwhile, 3.3 million people filed for their second week of unemployment benefits or more in the week ended June 9, the most recent data available. That number was barely changed from the week before.
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The Unguided is a five-piece melodic death metal band from Sweden, formed by Richard Sjunnesson, after his departure from Sonic Syndicate. Later, he was joined by (also former Sonic Syndicate singer) Roland Johansson, and (then) Sonic Syndicate guitarist Roger Sjunnesson and drummer John Bengtsson and current Cipher System bassist Henric Liljesand. Drummer John Bengtsson left the band and in late 2012 The Unguided found their current drummer, Richard Schill.
1 Background
1.1 Formation,
1.2 Nightmareland,
1.3 Hell Frost,
2 Band members
2.1 Current,
2.2 Former,
2.3 Session,
3 Discography
3.1 Studio albums,
3.2 Extended plays,
3.3 Singles,
3.4 Music videos,
3.5 Compilations,
4 References,
5 External links,
Before The Unguided was formed, all of the core members played in the Swedish metal band Sonic Syndicate (first known as Fallen Angels). Vocalist Roland Johansson left in 2009 due to issues with extensive touring. In October 2010, it was announced that vocalist Richard Sjunneson would not take part of the rest of the We Rule the Night tour to spend more time with his family, but a couple of days after he announced the break was permanent, that he left Sonic Syndicate due to creative differences. Richard went on to form the new band, The Unguided, together with Roland Johansson and Roger Sjunnesson
On December 22, 2010, Richard revealed on his blog that the band would be releasing two brand-new songs in January. On January 9, 2011 the band revealed the artwork and title for their upcoming EP, Nightmareland. The artwork was done by Kuang Hong. The layout and booklet design was made by Gustavo Sazes, the same person who made the artwork for the Sonic Syndicate EP Burn This City. An alternative version of the artwork for later re-issues of the EP was made by Jose A. Aranguren, the same person who made the artwork for the Sonic Syndicate album Eden Fire. On the same day, it was also announced that the release date of Nightmareland would be delayed until February due to the band re-recording it in a professional studio and not in Richard's home studio. On January 18, 2011, the band announced the title of the two new songs for the Nightmareland EP: "Green Eyed Demon" and "Pathfinder". On the same day, it was revealed that the recording took place in The Abyss studio (same studio Sonic Syndicate recorded Only Inhuman, Love and Other Disasters and Burn This City) in Pärlby, Sweden with producer Jonas Kjellgren (same producer Sonic Syndicate used for Only Inhuman, Love and Other Disasters and Burn This City).
On February 6, 2011, the band announced that their first concert would be as a part of the set-list for the 2011 Getaway Rock Festival. Richard also revealed that he had joined the Swedish metal band Faithful Darkness.
On February 16, 2011, the band released a video on their YouTube page including a preview of two tracks of the upcoming EP. On February 18, 2011, the band announced that the recording, mixing and mastering of Nightmareland was done. They also announced that the band had signed with the Swedish record label Despotz Records, on which Nightmareland would be released. March 7, 2011 the band announced that Nightmareland would be released on April 1, 2011 through Despotz Records. They also announced that the band would be re-recording songs they wrote when they still were in Fallen Angels. On the release day of Nightmareland, "Pathfinder" premiered on the Swedish radio station Bandit Rock.
Hell Frost:
On April 28, 2011, the band announced that pre-production of their debut album had officially begun. They also revealed that Jonas Kjellgren also would be producing the album and that The Unguided had signed a deal with Despotz Records to release and distribute it. On June 6, 2011 it was revealed that the second The Unguided concert would be on July 26, 2011 at the annual Grand Rock event at their hometown Falkenberg, Sweden.
Richard had already hinted that fans needed to keep their eyes out for June 16, 2011 without revealing anything more than that it would be a special day. On June 16, 2011 without any official announcement The Unguided released their debut single "Betrayer of the Code". "Betrayer of the Code" was originally written by Roger and Richard when they still played in Fallen Angels. The artwork for the single was made by Jose A. Aranguren, the same person who made the artwork for the Sonic Syndicate album Eden Fire and the alternative version of Nightmareland. With the release of the first single, The Unguided had officially begun recording their debut album. Although the recording session had already been going on for a while, it wasn't announced until June 16.
On June 25, 2011, Richard announced that The Unguided would not be able to perform any of their songs written in Sonic Syndicate due to after Roland's departure of the band he signed a contract giving away all the rights of anything related to Sonic Syndicate, even performing the songs live. In order for the band to play their songs live, every member of the band (except new singer Nathan James Biggs) needed to sign a contract wherein they allow The Unguided to play their songs. Richard and Roger's cousin and guitar player in Sonic Syndicate, Robin Sjunnesson was the only person in the band not willing to sign the contract, therefore removing any possibility for The Unguided to play any of their old songs.
Richard Sjunnesson included the following statement about the situation on his blog:
I know this comes as a disappointment to a lot of you who were looking forward to hearing Sonic Syndicate songs with the original singer setup but it's totally out of our hands. Until we get that last signature there's really nothing we can do. We in The Unguided don't see this hindrance as a major obstacle, however. We see it as a great challenge since we immediately have to banish ourselves to the writing board, finish up, and rehearse a lot of new material. Keep in mind, we're NOT Sonic Syndicate we're The Unguided with all the properties that comes of that. Thus The Unguided's upcoming live appearances will consist of entirely our own material.
On October 3, the artwork and title of their debut album Hell Frost was revealed at 616. The artwork was done by Kuang Hong, the same person who made the artwork for Nightmareland. The layout and booklet design was made by Gustavo Sazes. On the same day Despotz Records announced that the recording, mixing and mastering of Hell Frost. was completed and that it would be released on November 30, 2011.
Richard had already announced on his blog that the album would include a cover song; on October 8, it was revealed to be "Tankens Mirakel" by the Swedish EBM duo Spark. The song has been translated into English and will appear on the album with the title "The Miracle of Mind". It will be the JakeBox exclusive bonus track for Hell Frost. On October 11 the Swedish radio station Bandit Rock premiered the song "Inherit the Earth", a preview of the song had been played the day before as well.
On October 25, it was announced that "Inherit the Earth" would be the lead single. "Phoenix Down" was originally intended as the lead single. The single was eventually released on October 26, 2011. The artwork for the single was made by Jose A. Aranguren. On January 13, 2012 the band released their second single "Phoenix Down" and its music video, directed by Patric Ullaeus who has worked with all the members of the band on several occasions. The single was released as a 4-track single. The artwork for the single was made by Jose A. Aranguren.
Band members:
Studio lineups
(2011), Nightmareland
Richard Sjunnesson - harsh vocals,
Roland Johansson - clean vocals, lead guitar,
Roger Sjunnesson - rhythm guitar, keyboards, drums,
Jonas Kjellgren - bass,
(2011), Hell Frost
Richard Sjunnesson - harsh vocals,
Roland Johansson - clean vocals, lead guitar,
Roger Sjunnesson - rhythm guitar, keyboards,
Jonas Kjellgren - bass,
John Bengtsson - drums,
Pontus Hjelm - keyboards,
Additional information
Richard Sjunnesson
harsh vocals
Former singer of Tunes of Silence, Fallen Angels, Faithful Darkness & Sonic Syndicate
Roland Johansson
lead guitar, clean vocals
Former singer of Inhale, Dodge & Sonic Syndicate,
Roger Sjunnesson
rhythm guitar, keyboards
Former guitarist of Tunes of Silence and Fallen Angels & Sonic Syndicate
Henric Liljesand
Former bassist of Dead by April, Nightrage and current bassist of Cipher System
Richard Schill
Additional information
John Bengtsson
Left the band to focus on the reunion of Sonic Syndicate,
Drum assistance on Nightmareland,
Former drummer of DØDZ and current drummer of Sonic Syndicate.
Additional information
Jonas Kjellgren
bass (studio)
Recorded bass for The Unguided on Nightmareland and Hell Frost.,
Current lead/rhythm guitarist of Scar Symmetry
Per Qvarnström
Played drums with The Unguided at Malmöfestivalen & Annandagsrocken.
Pontus Hjelm
Recorded additional keyboards for The Unguided on Hell Frost.,
Current guitarist, keyboardist and composer for Dead by April.
Christoffer Andersson
guest vocals
Performed guest harsh vocals with The Unguided at Malmöfestivalen.,
Former session vocalist in Sonic Syndicate and current vocalist in What Tomorrow Brings.
Peter Tägtgren
guest vocals
Recorded guest harsh vocals with The Unguided on the song "Pathfinder".,
Current lead vocalist and lead guitaist in Hypocrisy and PAIN.
Source: Wikipedia
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