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A woman, after murdering her whole family, committed suicide
ISLAMABAD: As many as five people were found dead in home in Federal Capital, Islamabad, sector G/6-3, earlier on Saturday, local media reported.
According to details, a woman committed suicide after murdering her three daughters and her husband, while his son received sustained injuries who was rescued and shifted to hospital.
The survivor boy told that he observed a serious clash between his parents on break fast, following the clash her mother killed her all other family members. He was the only one who survived.
The boy is 10 year only whose condition is not good as he received a serious mental shock. He is under treatment in Poly clinic hospital Islamabad.
He further said that this was not the first clash between his parents but also he is observing such clashes before he could properly walk but this time, was much horrible.
Police told media that the man opened fire on his family, only Muhammad Rafi, his ten years old son, survived. The man was identified as Farooq Khattak while his daughters name are Raheela, Rani and Ayeza. Women who committed suicide was not identified yet.
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During the weeks of October 7 and 15, The Adams Group, Inc. conducted a mail and telephone survey of the membership of the Denver Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau (DMCVB) to determine the impact of the September 11 terrorist attacks and the economic downturn on the travel and tourist industry in metro Denver. Because the DMCVB has members outside of the metropolitan area, some of the survey results provide information on the impact across the state.
About 15% of the questionnaires (Appendix A) were returned, providing an interesting snapshot of the health of the metro Denver travel and tourist industry. The results are merely suggestive, not statistically valid, because of the method of selecting the sample that was interviewed. However, we believe it provides a fair representation of what is occurring in the industry.
Across the nation, there are reports that the travel industry, already reeling from a weakening economy, was hard hit by the terrorist attacks. In the four weeks following the attacks, 1.9 million hotel rooms stood empty, up 46% from a year earlier. Orlando, the nation's second largest hotel market, reported that the September occupancy rate fell to 45% from 62% a year earlier. In Washington, occupancy dropped 52% and in New York City the number of guests fell by 42%.
Airlines, already fighting a deep slump in business travel, slashed flight schedules by 20% and cut over 80,000 jobs in the US. By the end of September, air travel was still down by 30%. A national survey of corporate travel managers found that 88% expected their employees to travel less.
The sample we surveyed covers a broad range of businesses operating in downtown and suburban Denver and a smaller group located in other parts of the state.
Hotels and attractions make up over half of the respondents. A variety of service businesses that focus on conventions and conferences comprise another 25% of the sample.
A significant percentage of Denver's business and leisure travelers arrive by air and Denver International Airport is the sixth busiest in the nation. The local tourist industry will be particularly hard hit by people's unwillingness to fly in the wake of the terrorist attacks. Nationally, air passenger traffic declined 34.2% in September relative to a year earlier. Passenger boardings at Denver International Airport were down 25% in September, while the Colorado Springs Airport reported a 35% drop to its lowest monthly total in 6 1/2 years.
Survey participants reminded us that hot air balloon companies were unable to fly after the terrorist attacks because of restrictions on air space. Small planes that pull advertising banners over outdoor events were grounded.
Amtrak, on the other hand, reported a 17% increase in passengers the week after the attacks and ridership was up 12% relative to a year earlier in early October. The five-year annual average growth rate is only 2%.
Another important component of the transportation sector are the taxi, shuttle and limousine services that provide transportation to the airport and to gambling resorts in Black Hawk and Central City. In general, companies that provide transportation to Denver International Airport were hard hit, with ridership in the wake of the terrorist attacks dropping by 50%.
Transportation to gambling resorts felt little or no negative impact. In fact, one respondent even reported that ridership was up to the point that a price in increase would be implemented.
Denver visitors spend 12.8% of their travel budget on entertainment, according to Dean Runyon Associates. A portion of this goes to local attractions such as tours and museums.
Seventy-two percentage of survey respondents reported that attraction attendance fell, while 16% reported an increase. Of those experiencing declines, most saw business fall off in the 10-20% range. Group tours, often focused on the elderly, had a higher level of cancellations.
Among those who reported attendance increased, several commented that gift shop sales were down 10-20%. Two respondents noted that although schools canceled visits in the week following the attack, they rescheduled later in the month. Another said locals who canceled travel plans visited nearby museums, so they felt little negative impacts. One speculated that after a few days, people needed to get away from their TVs and return to the simpler times of the Old West. Still another said they rely on weddings and school visits, which remained steady.
Smith Travel Research reported that luxury and urban hotels were hardest hit in the wake of the terrorist attacks. The Starwood group of hotels (Sheraton, Westin, Four Points), for example, reported that 83% of September bookings were cancelled.
Closer to home, the Broadmoor Resort in Colorado Springs reported that 40 groups cancelled meetings and conferences following September 11 and estimated the cost of lost business at $8 million (Colorado Springs Gazette, September 20 and October 4, 2001). While some canceled meetings have been rescheduled, customers are reserving a smaller number of rooms. The Cheyenne Mountain Conference Center, also in Colorado Springs, estimated its loss at $2 million when its September occupancy rate fell to 33% rather than the expected 75%. A seasonal mountain resort reported it closed early after a 20% drop in visitors and revenues following the attacks.
Survey respondents reported a similar decline in occupancy. Over 57% said business was down from 5-50% and 5% said their occupancy rate was off over 50%. Denver hotels reported that troubled airlines were canceling rooms and demanding lower rates.
Bed and breakfasts and boutique hotels in metro Denver were especially hard hit, although they were honoring cancellations and returning deposits. One respondent said that within ten days of the terrorist attacks, all business scheduled through year-end had been canceled or rescheduled for spring.
The Rocky Mountain Lodging Report has documented a steady decline in hotel occupancy rates in 2001, with a nine-month year-to-date average of 66.5% relative to 71.6% in the first nine months of 2000. The occupancy rate metro-wide fell to 57.8% in September from 73.5% a year earlier. In downtown Denver, where conference and convention travelers are concentrated, the September occupancy rate plunged 17 percentage points, to 60.7%.
One large hotel that reported a substantial increase in revenues pointed out that it was well below earlier projections. Several hotels reported that advance bookings were down, as clients were hesitant to commit to programs normally planned well in advance. A mountain resort commented that although September business dropped off, the terrorist event occurred in an off-season and they are optimistic that bookings will recover by ski season.
Although the terrorist attacks came after Colorado's important summer tourist season was over, the busy season for upscale restaurants frequented by the business traveler is mid-October through early March. Most restaurants reported that business was flat to down, although a few experienced a small increase in local business that helped offset loss of tourist revenues.
Retailers reported a 10-30% decline in revenues after September 11, accelerating a trend already underway. Some shopping centers reported they expect to see stores go out of business.
In 2000, conferences generated $120 B in revenues in United States and September and October are peak months for business travel and conventions. The Economist reported that 60 international conferences were cancelled in September, including the annual meeting of World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Conferon expects convention attendance nationwide to be down 10% through year-end.
Five major national conventions were scheduled in Denver in October and November and, fortunately, none was cancelled. The National Recreation and Park Association expected 10,000 and reported attendance of 9,700. The American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists, which expected 8,000, had 6,000 attend. The National Postal Forum, which normally has about 6,000 participants at its fall convention, had 3,400 . However, there were numerous reports of cancellations of smaller conferences and business meetings at hotels and meeting facilities, both along the Front Range and at mountain resorts.
Businesses that provide backroom support for conventions and business meetings were particularly hard hit. These include event and meeting planners, decorators, audiovisual and computer rentals and talent agencies. Some were already cutting staff as revenues plunged 20-30%. One commented that the phone had stopped ringing. Another that had experienced a number of cancellations was honoring contracts and providing full refunds, but is planning to add an Act of War clause to future contracts.
Direct marketers reported they were feeling the trickle down effect of the loss of convention business. Western entertainment venues saw business decline in the wake of fewer out-of-towners looking for a night of country western music and dancing. On a lighter note, a fishing resort said they were immune to the downturn, fishermen fish no matter what.
The gaming industry in Colorado appears to be the least affected by the slowing economy and the terrorist attacks. Adjusted gross proceeds from gambling rose 11.8% in Gilpin County (Black Hawk and Central City) and 9.9% statewide in September, a somewhat slower pace than in previous years. Through August, revenues were up 7.l3% in Gilpin and 6.2% statewide.
The response to the survey from Colorado casinos was very limited. However, respondents reported an increase in business from in-state residents who canceled trips to Las Vegas, where hotel occupancy fell from over 90% to 50% following the terrorist attacks. Outside the state, riverboat gambling and Internet casinos said business held steady following September 11.
International travelers are a relatively small component of Colorado tourism. According to the Travel Industry Association of America, Colorado received 7.8% of its travel spending in 1999 from international visitors. This is a segment that has been especially hard hit by the uncertainty generated by the terrorist attacks. For example, a quarter of the package tours booked to Hawaii, Guam and mainland America by a leading Japanese travel agency were cancelled following September 11. IATA forecasts that international air travel will be down 16% in the second half of year.
Only 1.6% of survey respondents plan to target the international market in their business promotions. One Denver firm that provides "adventure transportation" will reduce marketing efforts abroad and use advertising dollars to target domestic travelers..
When asked about their marketing plans, 89.5% of respondents said they plan to actively promote their business. Just over 8% said they had no marketing plans and 2.4% did not answer the question. The local market will be the primary focus, a target for 31.5%, with another 13.4% targeting the regional market (variously defined as the Front Range, Colorado and/or adjacent states). The leisure traveler will be a slightly more important focus than the corporate traveler, while 9.4% will actively promote the convention business.
Respondents plan to use a variety of approaches in their marketing campaigns. The print media is by far the most popular, chosen by 61.8%, followed by direct mail, 35.5%, and Internet/e-mail, 29.1%. Radio and the telephone were the only other two categories that will be used by more than 10% of respondents.
In general, there is a trend toward marketing closer to home. Those who normally market overseas will focus on the domestic market. Those who focus on the national market will emphasize the regional market. Those who market regionally will concentrate with in the state. Some said they would only market to tourists already in metro Denver to visit family and friends.
A potential strategy for dealing with a shrinking market is to cut prices or make other changes in the benefit/value ratio. Nationwide, hotels cut their average nightly room rate 15.4% through September. Many hotels offered 50% discounts. In Las Vegas, the Mandalay Bay, cut rates to $99 from upwards of $300, while the Stardust offered $48 rooms plus two free meals. Occupancy rates responded with a 12 percentage point increase.
Many Denver hotels are also dropping rates. The Rocky Mountain Lodging Report indicates that the average room rate in metro Denver hotels fell from $88.56 in September 2000 to $84.89 in September 2001, a 4.1% decline. In downtown Denver, it rose 2.9% to $124.73. In Colorado Springs, the Broadmoor slashed selected November/December rates by over 50% (Colorado Springs Gazette, 10/4/01). One commented, "We are trying to hold true to our rate. It's not that the people who are traveling have become rate resistant; it's that the travelers aren't coming at all." Another said they would maintain rates but increase value.
In total, over 31% of survey respondents said they are changing the benefit/value ratio, but, outside of the lodging industry, few plan to accomplish this by cutting prices. Although the survey did not address this question specifically, a common theme in the anecdotal responses was that businesses plan to maintain prices while increasing value by offering extra services. A group of vendors that serve the convention market said they were cooperating in an attempt to attract business by offering a package of services. Some retailers plan to hand out discount coupons to passersby.
There were numerous reports of job losses following the terrorist attack, although many of these were already in the works in response to a soft economy. United furloughed 26% of its flight attendants, including 328 based in Denver, for three months beginning October 31. They also trimmed their flight schedule to 69% of the pre-September 11 level, suggesting more layoffs are in the works when this becomes effective November 1. Continental closed its Denver reservation office and layed off 74% of its local workforce of 1,280, a total of 950 jobs. The Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union reported that one third of their members lost their jobs in the weeks following the attacks.
Some respondents reported they were using the downturn to upgrade their labor force. Good employees are readily available and willing to work for lower wages.
In total, 65.3% of respondents reported that revenues have declined as a result of the slowing economy and the terrorist attacks. Another 9.7% said revenues were up. The remaining 25% chose not to answer the revenue questions, but from comments they made we can assume that most experienced revenue declines. The experience of the survey respondents is consistent with the World Travel and Tourism Council's estimate of a 10-20% drop in global travel industry revenues over the next 12 months.
All four categories reported declining revenues both before and after September 11. And, all experienced an acceleration in revenue contraction in the wake of the attacks. The retail data are affected by the presence of a number of high-end retailers who were feeling the effects of job layoffs, a rising unemployment rate and eroding consumer confidence, all of which slowed the purchase of luxury goods early in 2001. For the state as a whole, retail sales growth slowed to 4.2% through August relative to 11.7% in 2000.
The one sector where there was a consistent increase in retail sales post-September 11 was businesses with a high volume of Internet sales. However, the sample is too small to be more than suggestive of spending patterns.
A study done for the Colorado Tourism Office by Dean Runyan Associates in June of 2001 found that travel spending in metro Denver in 2000 was $2.97 billion, about 35% of the $8.3 billion spent statewide. Of this, $660 million was spent on lodging, $686 million on eating and drinking, $607 million on retail sales and $379 million on recreation. While it is dangerous to extrapolate from a relatively small sample to the metro area as a whole, it seems reasonable to apply the September year-to-date decline to the 2000 data to estimate the loss to the metro Denver travel industry in 2001.
This suggests a 6.9% loss, or $119 million, in three important sectors of the tourist industry that comprised 58% of Denver's travel industry in 2000. It does not appear reasonable to assume double digit declines in retail sales for the travel industry as a whole despite the losses reported by the survey sample. A more reasonable 5% decline would add another $30 million to the metro-wide loss, for a total of $149 million or 6.4% for the 79% of the industry represented by these four sectors. If the entire $2.97 billion travel industry lost 6.4% of its revenues due to the national recession and the terrorist attacks, this would subtract $190 million from the metro Denver economy in 2001. And this is predicated on a baseline assumption of no growth from 2000 to 2001, when growth in fact averaged 14.4% in 2000 and 2.4% in 1999.
Other sectors of Colorado's travel industry that were not covered in the survey also report problems as we move through the fall and into the winter tourist season. Hunting, critical to the economy of many small towns in western Colorado, is down 25% or more, in part due to a 100% increase in the cost of elk and deer licenses, but compounded by the factors hurting other segments of the travel industry. The ski industry reports that bookings are slow and there were numerous cancellations following September 11.
Businesses dependent on the Colorado travel industry are clearly worried about the impact of the recession and terrorist attacks on their long-term viability. When asked if they can survive an economic downturn in the travel industry that lasts 12 months, 4.8% said no and 26.6% were not sure. Among those respondents, those whose business was limited to downtown Denver were most pessimistic, while those doing business in the suburbs were most likely to say maybe.
While the estimate of a $190 million loss to the Denver economy because of a slumping travel industry has a large margin for error, it is not unreasonable. A 6.4% decline statewide would reduce travel spending in the state from $8.34 billion in 2000 to $7.81 billion in 2001, a loss of $530 million. If employment and tax revenues fall by the same 6.4%, this means the loss of almost 10,000 jobs and $37 million in state and local taxes, based on the Runyon estimates of 147,900 travel jobs and $577 million in total taxes attributable to the industry in 2000.


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"My Favorite Dystopia"
by Tod Kelly · February 22, 2017
The last bell for for fourth period was just finishing, and as Mr. Burton would be the first to remind everyone, this meant everyone needed to be at their desks, books open and pencils ready, so that the day's learning could begin quickly and efficiently. Still, here was the the last bell and students were still making their way into the classroom, talking amongst themselves all the while. Mr. Burton mulled the idea of scolding everyone for unnecessary tardiness for a moment before discarding it with a sigh. Likely as not they'd reply with a collective smirk.
Kids today and whatnot, he thought as he stood up and spoke through the din of adolescence.
"Please get to your seats ASAP," he called out, mistakenly believing those kids today pronounced acronyms phonetically. "We have a lot of essays to present and not a lot of time to get them all in. You there, Charlie! You seem content to keep talking after I've begun. I guess that means you've completed your essay and you're volunteering to go first!"
The student in question, Charlie, rolled his eyes just enough for his friends to see, because he was the type of boy that relished a reputation for hating academics. But his quick and confident stride to the front of the class let everyone know that he had indeed finished his essay. Of course he had, thought Mr. Burton; they all had. The annual field trip to the Official Hall of Dystopias was the one thing every student loved, jocks and geeks and bookworms alike. When the tour was made mandatory for all high school sophomores, the Ministry of Slippery Slopes had notified all public school admin and faculty that it would be the most popular thing kids experienced in school. Of course, the Ministry of Slippery Slopes was always making grandiose claims of that nature, but in this case it actually turned out to be true. Charlie read his essay, slipping back and forth between feigned boredom and true inspiration, Mr. Burton noticed. After Charlie took his seat, Mr. Burton called on the next student, and then the next, and so on, until he noticed the clock on the wall was running against him.
"I'm sorry, students, but I'm afraid we won't have quite enough time for everyone to read their whole essay to the class." Mr. Burton noticed that he students who had yet to read theirs slumped own their chairs slightly at this news, while the smiles of those who had already gotten up in front of the class went up ever so slightly. "I think, however" he continued, "that we have time for quick Q and A sessions for everyone left. Mr. Barker, will you come to the front of the class and tell us about your favorite display from the Hall of Dystopias?"
Barker, who Mr. Burton had never believed was the steepest slope on the hill, walked to the front and looked out sheepishly at his classmates before staring at the empty space in front of him and beginning.
"There are many displays to love at the Ministry of Slippery Slopes Official Hall of Dystopias," he almost bellowed, his voice a bit too loud for the space and occasion due to his nervousness, "but my favorite by far was the Dystopia of Cheeses That Aren't At All Yellow."
Everyone waited for Barker to expand on this fine starting point. After a minute, when it became obvious that he wouldn't be doing so, Mr. Burton tried to coax him ahead. "What about the Dystopia of Cheeses That Aren't At All Yellow, Mr. Barker? What was it, exactly, and what was it that you liked about it?"
Barker looked panicked for just a moment before barreling ahead.
"The Dystopia of Cheeses That Aren't At All Yellow tells the cautionary tale of a fictional world where certain cheeses were yellow because of food dye, and a lot of people liked those. But then someone said they'd rather have the same cheese but without the yellow dye, and then it became fashionable in certain circles to have the cheese be white. But some people still liked cheese that was yellow even though it had yellow dye, and they said they wanted yellow cheese. So a fascist government was raised, and they made yellow cheese illegal because they were elitist and hated people, and if you liked yellow cheese you went to prison and had to do hard labor."
"Very good, Mr. Barker. And what do we learn from the Dystopia of Cheeses That Aren't At All Yellow?" Mr. Burton was afraid that the question might be too much for a border-line simpleton like Barker, but to his credit the boy managed to bring it it all together.
"We learn that if you like a cheese more than another cheese and talk about it, it might look harmless enough at first. But it can be a slippery slope that can lead to the government taking away your freedom and making all of us into slaves!"
"Excellent," exclaimed Mr. Burton, and for the first time that day he smiled — right up until he came to the next name on the list. "Ah, I see next up is —" he tried to hide the disdain from his voice — "Andy Dimas."
Andy Dimas walked to the front of the class, and then, in that god-awful Andy Dimas way that Mr. Burton had come to despise over the past year, he said softly, "There are many displays at the Ministry of Slippery Slopes Official Hall of Dystopias, but I can't choose one that I liked best because, frankly, I didn't really care for any of them."
Mr. Burton let out a sigh as he pinched at his eyes under his glasses. "Mister Dimas, you mean to tell me that off all the Dystopia displays in the Hall, there wasn't a single one that spoke to you?" Mr. Burton said this sounding as if he very, very much wanted a drink.
"No sir, not really," Andy Dimas whispered as he looked wretchedly at the floor.
"What about the Dystopia of Everyone Bikes to Work, or the Dystopia of Government Forms in Non-English Speaking Languages? Surely as a student you at least appreciated the Dystopia of Schools That Teach Whole Math Without Any Phonics Whatsoever." Mr. Burton sounded pained as he named off some of the Hall's most popular exhibits, and Andy Dimas's glum silence suggested that, in fact, he didn't much care for them all that much.
Mr. Burton tried to convey the gravity of the subject, for the other students' benefit as well as Andy Dimas's.
"I would remind you, Mr. Dimas, that the Ministry of Slippery Slopes' Official Hall of Dystopias aren't just trifles to be —" he reached unsuccessfully for the right word — "well, trifled with. They are matters of life and death! Those who suffered through the Dystopia of Everyone Bikes to Work weren't merely inconvenienced. Those people either had to bike to work or they were forced to become slave workers at government camps. And the poor citizens of the Dystopia of Iceberg Lettuce Not Being Good Enough So You're Eating Arugula And You're Liking It were forced to have their burgers dressed the way Big Whole Foods demanded, and those who didn't like it were forced to become slave workers at government camps. And did you even bother to look at the Dystopia of Universal University Campus Student-Government Dictated Safe Spaces? Why, anyone who wanted to tell even the most innocent of knock-knock jokes was —"
"Forced to become slave workers at government camps, yes sir," Andy Dimas interrupted. "All the people who didn't like things at all of the Dystopia displays were forced to become slave workers at government camps. Except that they weren't, sir, not really. Because none of those things ever happened."
Mr. Burton counted to ten, weighing the heavy cost of putting up with Andy Dimas again in his class the following year over the transient joy of failing him for the semester on the spot right here and now. When he felt he could continue without shouting, he chose to address the class as a whole.
"Students, who can remind us why the Ministry of Slippery Slopes exists in the first place?" A few hands started to go up as Mr. Burton plowed ahead. "The Ministry of Slippery Slopes exists because in our nation's darkest hour, that moment historians now refer to as The Time When We Went From Everything Being Great To Everything Being Still Kind of Great But Not Quite as Great as We Thought It Might Have Been Just a While Back, the people were in despair and did not know the way forward. That's when the Founding Pundits showed us that the true danger to our prosperity and civilization itself wasn't from violence, lawlessness, or intolerance. Instead, the true threat comes from the potential bad outcomes to any idea thought up by people we didn't care for, extrapolated out to the most extreme possibilities that inevitably result in a totalitarian state forcing people who disagree to become slave workers at government camps. Are you saying you want there to be totalitarian slave camps, Mr. Dimas?"
"No sir, of course not sir. It's just that.." Andy Dimas tried to gather his thoughts as his eyes continued to bore holes into the floor. "It's just that, well sir, those people never end up in slave camps, sir."
"Oh," chuckled Mr. Burton, ready to spring his trap. "So I guess you'd say that George Orwell was just a professional worrywart, eh?"
"No, sir, he very much wasn't, sir." Andy Dimas finally looked up form the floor and met Mr. Burton's stare. "Sir, George Orwell was a man who wrote metaphors about actual fascist states, because those were horrors he was witness to in his life. Lots of things, I suspect, can lead to fascist states if we're not careful. But not these things. Not the things we write dystopia movies, books, and political columns about. Not white cheese, and arugula, and having government forms in five languages, or for that matter having government forms only in one. And neither does having different ways to teach kids how to read. Or having our city put in bike lanes. Or making a decision one way or another about what authors to teach in literature, or if someone prefers video games and comic books to any of them."
Mr. Burton could have interjected, but he opted to sit quietly as Andy Dimas went on. Sometimes, Mr. Burton had learned, the best way to execute a malcontent was simply allowing him the rope to hang himself.
"I think there was a time," Andy Dimas continued, thinking out loud, "when dystopia stories spoke to people because the threat of everything around them going up in smoke seemed like a very real possibility. But that's not where we are anymore. It's not who we are anymore. Now we're fat and lazy, and we hate to be challenged, and so we create dystopian cautionary tales about the little things that other people do or say or believe that just bug us. Maybe we don't like people who work for large corporations, or maybe we like calling ourselves environmentalists but don't want to make the effort to live like we are, or maybe we hate the woman we just saw at the DMV, or maybe we just get tired of minorities telling us what they'd rather be called, or maybe we look at the people down the street who go to church every Sunday and want to show them how they're not better than us. And so we create all of these fictional worlds of ruin where we make people who don't do things they way we would choose to do them suffer in or minds. Those aren't dystopias, or at least they're not dystopias the way Orwell, Huxley, and Golding imagined them. They're just us, trying to prove we've been right all along about everything without having to go to the trouble to prove it."
When Andy Dimas was done, Mr. Burton let the silence that followed hang in the air, before asking Barker to stand back up. "Mr. Barker," he said, "you've heard what Mr. Dimas just said. Tell the class, if we were to waive a magic wand and let the world be as Mr. Dimas would have it be — one where people treated differing opinions and beliefs at face value, rather than extrapolating them to the worst possible outcome, what might that world look like?"
Barker screwed up his eyes in concentration. "Well, I suppose in that world people wouldn't assume anything you disagreed with would eventually become a dystopian nightmare."
"Yes," nodded Mr. Burton, " and what would happen then?" You could almost see the wheels turn in Barker's head.
"Well, then I guess… um… I guess people wouldn't be so worried about slippery slopes and dystopias?" he ventured.
"Yes, yes," encourage Mr. Burton. "And tell me, Barker, would all of these citizens in this world not believe in dystopias?" Barker looked confused for a moment before allowing that there would probably still be some people who still believed in such. Mr. Burton asked, "And tell the class if you will, Barker, what do you think will come of those who still believe in dystopias? How will the rulers of Mr. Dimas's so-called harmonious world likely deal with with them?"
Barker's brow furrowed a bit, before the penny dropped and his eyes grew wide. "My God! They'd create a totalitarian state, and put them into government-run slave camps!" The class gasped in horror at this realization. Those nearest to Andy Dimas because to move away from him slightly.
With that the bell rang, and Mr. Burton released the students to their next period. As they filed out, he frowned as he looked at his grade book. He really had no choice but to fail Andy Dimas, and he was already sorry for what that meant to his next year. Still, he mused, he'd found quite a diamond in the rough today in Barker. Up till now, the boy had been the dimmest bulb in the class, academically speaking. Now, he wondered as he changed Barker's semester grade from C to A, he wondered if he should talk to someone in admin about getting him on the Dean's list. Or maybe asking the teacher in charge of the school paper about giving him his own column.
The boy just showed so much promise.Image by Artist in doing nothing.
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Tod is a writer from the Pacific Northwest. He is also serves as Executive Producer and host of both the 7 Deadly Sins Show at Portland's historic Mission Theatre and 7DS: Pants On Fire! at the White Eagle Hotel & Saloon. He is a regular inactive for Marie Claire International and the Daily Beast, and is currently writing a book on the sudden rise of exorcisms in the United States. Follow him on Twitter.
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And that is why we need to punch Nazis whenever we can.Report
Mike Schilling in reply to Doctor Jay
We can all calm down about Naziism once we realize it probably won't lead to anything worse.Report
Gunther Behn in reply to Mike Schilling
Yellow cheese, possibly.Report
Kolohe
When Goodwin's Law is passed as your Dictionary Act.Report
Wait, I am reading a fictional dystopian submission about a dystopia where people are forced to fret about potential dystopias and where people who don't take dystopian fears seriously are punished? Oh my god! It's full of meta!!Report
Burt Likko in reply to North
And it's off to the government-run slave camp with you, for articulating an obvious truth that the totalitarian state needs everyone to ignore.Report
Mike Schilling in reply to North
I never meta-dystopia I liked.Report
Vikram Bath in reply to North
Thank you for pointing this out, @north . I somehow didn't actually notice this myselfReport
Joe Sal
We have met the enemy and it is us, at least the us that isn't in a government-run slave camp yet.
Good stuff Tod.Report
Damn it Tod, I was expecting a "My Favorite Martian" send-up! Not that this is bad, it's quite good actually, but… you know… Martians, with retractable antenna and all that…Report
Kristin Devine
This is really awesome and should be put into literary anthologies. Bravo!Report
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ILovemygeek - your birth story sounds amazing too!! Thanks for your lovely reply, I am sure everything will be fine (eeek!!) you know how you start to wonder about these things when you get to a certain stage in your pregnancy !!
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Thanks Katie thats really nice of you... I have been pregnant before but it was 13 years ago and everything's changed, and I cant remember that much. I couldnt bf before either, I wasnt given any help at hospital and remember coming home and having to give my daughter formula cos she wouldnt latch on, it was very upsetting.My milk didnt seem to come in until several days later, by then it was too late.
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If you want more, you'll have to subscribe to Staff Me Up Premium. Not only do you get unlimited job applications, but you can also feature your resume or promote your applications. Same as in the free version, you can create as many job applications as you want and keep track of open applications. However, an additional Staff Me Up Premium feature is job analytics: you're able to see how you rank among other applicants. In addition, you can store as many resumes and cover letters as you want, and have access to the job listings of Staff Me Up partners.
Staff Me Up Premium is currently $20 per month, or $150 per year with annual billing, which comes to $12.50 per month. You can always try out the free version first, then upgrade later.
Staff Me Up Premium gives you the job analytics feature, which tells you how you rank among the other applicants; this informs you of opportunities for improving your profile, resume, and cover letter. But don't worry, even with the free version, the following tips and best practices for finding work in the film industry will help your application stand out!
Even if you're not applying as an actor, add a professional headshot or photograph to your profile. Let your skills and experience speak for themselves, so your picture doesn't have to be on set or on the job. But it should show your personality and aim to make a great first impression.
For your profile, resume, and cover letter, choose a style that focuses on what you want. Are the basic facts enough to convince recruiters and production companies to hire you, or do you opt for a bit of storytelling? Be precise and to the point, but refrain from shorthand. No one wants to read a cover letter without full sentences. Balance professionalism and production industry lingo on the one side, and highlight your personality and a conversational tone on the other.
Make sure people can view your documents: avoid compatibility issues and upload or send your resume and CV as PDF.
Listing credits on your Staff Me Up profile
The more credits you can list on your profile, the better, even for entry-level jobs. Staff Me Up has a special profile section for credits, but here are general tips on how to list credits:
Be clear and concise, and list the most notable and most relevant projects up top.
Mention the names of producers, directors, or professionals in the commercial sector. They can give you a boost when they have even some level of acclaim.
Add upper-level experience where applicable, such as producer, director, production manager, or high-level assistant.
The format for credits on a resume is:
Production title
Type of production in parentheses
Date and job title
Show your relevant experience
This one is true for any job application: a tailored approach goes a long way and can make a difference in standing out from the rest. If you're applying for work on a feature film, experience around that is of course most pertinent and should be front and center in your application. It's less important when you're applying for documentary work, however. A combination of a resume and cover letter that is perfect for one gig can tank your application for another.
You don't need to rewrite these from scratch every single time, but use discretion and attempt to at least shift information around and tailor your approach so recruiters can see at a glance why you're a top applicant. This is where Staff Me Up Premium comes to your aid: in the free version, you can only have one cover letter and resume, but paying subscribers have the option of unlimited uploads.
Match the job posting
Producers want to know how you fit the position they need to fill, not that you want to be a filmmaker yourself one day. Of course, it's a given that assistant positions are often stepping stones, and you don't need to eat too much humble pie; but let recruiters know you're experienced and willing to do the work every step of the way on your career ladder.
A great way to do that is to pay attention to the details and language of job postings and reflect it back. If there is a specific requirement, let them know you meet it! For work experiences, skills, and qualifications, use the exact terms of the job posting in your resume and cover letter.
Use Staff Me Up work alerts
Let Staff Me Up do the work of finding suitable job openings for you and make use of the job alerts, which are called work alerts on the hiring platform. Set up notifications and deal with your job search once per day as you go over the curated list. Take note you don't have to limit work alerts to a specific position: you can instruct Staff Me Up to look for gigs in an entire department as well.
Track and boost features
Job analytics is a Staff Me Up Premium feature which informs you of your rank among the other applicants. You have a detailed insight into the status of your application because premium users can see if their application has been reviewed, or if they're scheduled for an interview. Depending on your ranking, you can make use of the boost feature to move your application to the top of the list to increase your chances.
Maintain your profile
You can link your social media accounts to your Staff Me Up profile. According to the hiring platform, this gives you a ranking boost. It's also a chance for hiring staff to get to know you better from what you share on social media. However, you should make sure you have nothing "compromising" on there. Regularly check your profile, so your credits and availability are up to date. Make sure you also specify your location and range.
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How industry professionals use Staff Me Up
A major benefit of having a Staff Me Up profile is that Hollywood producers, production companies, and recruiting agents can find you as a candidate and a gig or job might come to you. So what do industry professionals look for on the hiring platform? Producers stress that personality goes a long way and that they discard profiles, resumes, and cover letters for lack thereof. You don't have to be overly quirky, but the cold hard facts of skills and experiences are only one side of the coin, so give your application a unique touch.
Easy-going is a second, highly sought-after quality: no producer wants to disrupt a production or crew on set with someone difficult to work with. Highlight that you're a candidate with easy-going, creative, positive, and approachable character traits to improve the chances of your application. Collaboration and compatibility are key for any film production and entertainment industry job. Staff Me Up can help you connect to production industry professionals and benefit from networking effects to establish relationships and gain leads for future work.
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She's been charged with federal program fraud, money laundering and wire fraud in the most recent indictment.
ASHEVILLE — Federal prosecutors have charged Wanda Greene with 23 additional counts, accusing the former Buncombe County manager in the latest indictment of illegally using public money to pay for life insurance policies and cashing them out after retiring.
Greene, 66, now faces charges of federal program fraud and money laundering, and additional counts of wire fraud.
The accusations are the most serious yet since officials confirmed 10 months ago that Greene was the subject of a federal criminal investigation. In an announcement late Tuesday, U.S. Attorney R. Andrew Murray's office said the longtime administrator used $2.3 million originally set aside for wrongful conviction settlements related to the Walter Bowman case to buy whole life insurance policies for herself, her son and other county employees.
Prosecutors argue Greene, almost immediately upon retirement, cashed out two policies for $396,000 and then used some of the proceeds to pay a Tennessee-based law firm "for purposes of a real estate closing."
Buncombe commissioners announced after the indictment filing it plans to file a civil lawsuit against Greene and her son, Michael.
An earlier indictment this year accuses the mother and son of using some $200,000 worth of public funds to make personal purchases, including electronics, hygiene products and retail gift cards. Both have pleaded not guilty.
Here's what we know from the latest indictment.
The indictment said Greene paid for the insurance policies using public money set aside for settlements in wrongful convictions lawsuits stemming from the Bowman case.
About $8.59 million was appropriate for the settlements through a budget amendment. Payments to be made to the five suing plaintiffs totaled $7.14 million, and attorney fees totaled $1.06 million, putting the entire amount to be paid out at $8.2 million.
But indemnity insurance coverage paid for $3.91 million of that, meaning the county's net out-of-pocket expense was $4.3 million.
That left a $4.3 million surplus, used in part to pay for the insurance policies. Prosecutors argue Greene took $2.3 million to cover payments.
Wanda Greene: Two $700,000 face-value policies; $458,000 total premium payments.
Michael Greene: $419,000 face-value policy; $101,000 in payments. He is Wanda Greene's son and previously worked as the county's business intelligence manager.
Jon Creighton: $522,000 face-value policy; $215,000 in payments. The longtime assistant county manager and planning director retired in December.
Pat Freeman: $580,000 face-value policy; $150,000 in payments. She is the identification director.
Tim Flora: $671,000 face-value policy; $201,000 in payments. The finance director tendered his resignation last week.
Michael Frue: $557,000 face-value policy; $150,000 in payments. He is the county attorney.
Greg Isreal: $538,000 face-value policy; $150,000 in payments. He previously was the county's general services director.
Diane Price: Two policies, face-value worth $745,000 and $338,000; $347,000 total payments. She is the county's budget director.
Mandy Stone: $617,000 face-value policy; $160,000 in payments. The former assistant county manager and health and human services director now is county manager, chosen by commissioners after Greene's retirement.
Matt Stone: $587,000 face-value policy; $202,000 in payments. The permits and inspections director is Mandy Stone's brother.
Jerry VeHaun: $150,000 annuity. VeHaun is the county's emergency services director.
A news release from county commissioners said all employees other than Greene and her son "proactively came forward and assigned the policies to Buncombe County."
"None of these county employees had any knowledge or access to information that would have informed them that these policies were not approved nor of the actual cost involved," their statement said. "It is believed that Dr. Greene misled them as a vehicle for her own financial gain and that of her son."
The county said Greene structured the payments "so there was no master list of recipients."
"It has taken the last ten months of external and internal investigation to uncover the details regarding what was purchased and the amount of public funds involved," the statement said.
What was the Bowman case?
The Bowman case is not specifically mentioned in the indictment. But singled out are two dates, August 2013 and September 2014, when two people filed lawsuits against the county after their convictions were vacated by the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission.
Prosecutors say Greene used money set aside to pay settlements in the Bowman case to fund her life insurance fraud scheme.
Walter Rodney Bowman was killed in September 2000 in his Fairview home. Five men pleaded guilty to charges related to the murder. Robert Wilcoxson and Kenneth Kagonyera, of Asheville, were exonerated of the murder in 2011 by the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission. Both filed federal lawsuits against Buncombe County in the bungled murder investigation.
Kagonyera settled for $515,000; Wilcoxson for $5,125,000.
Following guilty pleas, Teddy Isbell spent six years in prison; Damian Mills was incarcerated for 10 years and Larry Williams, who was 16 years old when he was charged, spent nine years behind bars. Those men respectively received $240,000, $512,250 and $750,000 in settlements that came on the heels of the Wilcoxson resolution.
Between the settlement amounts and attorney fees to defend former Sheriff Bobby Medford and several investigators, the cost of civil litigation relating to Bowman's shooting death totaled about $7.9 million, with insurance picking up $2.9 million, according to previous Citizen Times coverage.
One of Greene's attorneys represented one of the wrongly convicted defendants.
How do whole life insurance policies work?
Whole life insurance policies are designed to provide coverage for the owner's entire life, according to an explainer from New York State's Department of Financial Services.
That site states such policies generally offer fixed premiums, guaranteed death benefits can build cash value.
"For that reason, a whole life insurance policy can be described as providing life insurance protection with a savings feature," the website said.
Greene prepaid several years' worth of annual premiums for each policy agreement, the indictment said. Money was withdrawn annually from a so-called suspend account, which is similar to an escrow account.
Prosecutors said the setup allowed recipients to become owner of that money as soon as those payments were made, and enabled them to both cash out the policy and the balance remaining in the suspend account.
That means "upon termination of the policy, a policy owner should receive whatever cash value the policy had, as well as the remaining prepaid premiums," the U.S. attorney's office said.
Greene had two such county-funded policies in her name, and cashed them out for nearly $396,000 almost immediately after her retirement.
Less than a month before announcing her retirement, prosecutors say Greene asked an insurance agent if she could borrow $125,000 from her policies and use the next check from the county to pay it back because she was thinking about buying certain real estate.
She later decided against borrowing against her policies, but upon retirement Greene cashed out her policies and used some of the money to pay a Tennessee law firm for a real estate closing, the indictment said.
County officials said in their statement that Michael Greene has an outstanding policy in his name.
What is the timeline, according to the feds?
September 2014: By this time, two people have filed their own wrongful-conviction lawsuit against the county and several employees after they were declared innocent of the murder of Walter Bowman.
April 2015: Greene began communicating with an agent to procure insurance policies for county employees.
May 2015: By this time, Greene has told selected staff she was working with commissioners on a new benefit program and that they should keep their participation "strictly confidential."
Aug. 4, 2015: During a closed session, commissioners OK a proposed budget amendment drafted by Greene and Budget Director Diane Price for a settlement discussed by the county and five men involved in the Bowman case. Greene never mentioned a life insurance program during the meeting, and she texted the insurance agent during the closed session, prosecutors argue.
Oct. 15, 2015: Greene signed an authorization letter to wire the initial $1.95 million premium payment. It encountered complications due to the lack of a purchase order required under county policy and the agency being unwilling to give policies to Greene and VeHaun over "health concerns," the indictment said.
Oct. 20, 2015: A $1.5 million wire transfer to the insurance agency was executed. It did not include amounts intended for Greene's and VeHaun's policies.
Oct. 27, 2015: Greene took steps to open a money market account for herself and an annuity for VeHaun. Together, it cost $450,000.
May 2016: By this time, Greene was ruled eligible for a life insurance policy. She opened policies for herself and for her son using the $310,000 previously wired into her money market account.
June 2, 2016: The $310,000 worth of wire transfers were executed and Greene received a policy with a $700,000 face value. Michael Greene's had a face value of $418,565.
May 2, 2017: Greene asked the insurance agent about options to obtain cash through her policies, and that she was thinking about buying certain real estate.
May 7, 2017: Greene asked the insurance agent if she could borrow $125,000 and use the next check from the county to pay it back. She told the agent on May 10 she decided to "tap her 401(k)" instead of borrowing against her policies.
Before retirement announcement: Greene tried to quadruple the county's $40,000 quarterly payments and instructed the plan to Price through a handwritten note. Flora raised concerns and asked for further documentation from commissioners, prompting Greene to tear up the handwritten note and tell Flora "to forget about any more payments." Greene retired June 30, about a month after she announced she would be leaving the county.
July 24, 2017: Greene immediately cashed out policies and by this time, deposited the checks into her State Employees' Credit Union account.
Aug. 7, 2017: Greene used a portion of the proceeds to wire $155,000 to a Tennessee law firm's account "for purposes of a real estate closing."
Greene is due in court again June 13, when she could enter a plea.
Meanwhile, following a closed session to discuss the new indictment, commissioners announced they will file a civil lawsuit against Greene and her son. Chairman Brownie Newman said Asheville attorney Ron Payne will assist as outside legal counsel.
The county said prior to the announcement of the new indictment, federal investigators requested Buncombe not take any action "that might impede the investigation." Now, it's "aggressively pursuing all legal recourse to recover public funds."
The U.S. attorney's office said late Tuesday "the investigation into allegations of criminal activities within the Buncombe County government is ongoing."


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Eminem Shares Letter Addressing Criticism of New Album 'Music to Be Murdered By'
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Trace William Cowen is a writer based in Los Angeles. He tweets with dramatic irregularity here.
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Eminem has shared a letter to listeners of his new album Music to Be Murdered By in which he addresses the criticism surrounding some of its lyrical content.
The album, Em said, wasn't made with "the squeamish" in mind. Em added that murder "isn't always literal nor pleasant" and that certain elements of the album were designed to "shock the conscience" of the listener into action. He also shared some words of tribute for anyone he suspects may have become "victims of this album."
If reading the stylized version of the letter that Em shared to his socials isn't doing it for you, see below for a transcribed version:
Gentle Listener,
In today's wonderful world murder has become so commonplace that we are a society obsessed and fascinated by it. I thought why not make a sport of it and murder over beats? So before you jump the gun, please let me explain.This album was not made for the squeamish. If you are easily offended or unnerved at the screams of bloody murder, this may not be the collection for you. Certain selections have been designed to shock the conscience, which may cause positive action. Unfortunately, darkness has truly fallen upon us. So you see, murder in this instance isn't always literal, nor pleasant. These bars are only meant for the sharpest knives in the drawer. For the victims of the album, may you rest peacefully. For the rest of you, please listen more closely next time. Goodnight!With deepest sympathy,
As is par for the course when it comes to new albums from Em, several headlines were spawned by the surprise release of Murdered. Among the most-discussed moments are Em's self-comparison to the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing on "Unaccommodating" and the depiction of the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas on the gun safety-advocating "Darkness."
The album features Skylar Grey, Royce da 5'9", Ed Sheeran, the late Juice WRLD, and more. Current projections have Murdered on pace to become Eminem's 10th No. 1 entry on the Billboard 200 albums chart thanks to a predicted equivalent album units haul of around 280,000.
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In the process I also made two extra window displays and a table/cabinet for KunstGoud.
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Grim Memoria is gonna be released either this month or the next. I'm not entirely sure yet, as I still have to finish up a side-project before I can check the story two or three more times. I also expected another project to keep me busy for a week or two, but I guess the one asking for it has simply dropped out. So that might not happen.
As the title already implies, there's gonna be a giveaway! Nothing huge, just something to hopefully get the word out. Certainly better than just throwing the book out there. It's gonna end on the 24th of December. Too late to buy some Christmas presents, but it gives me more than enough time to get the book ready and up on Amazon. And for people to actually find the giveaway!
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