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Reflect on the serenity that came after the rain featuring "After The Rain" from Seasons of Serenity by Steve Fish & Bobby Brooks.

Bask in nature's brilliant color palette featuring "Nature Theatre" from Seasons of Serenity by Steve Fish & Bobby Brooks.

"Feel" the warmth of candle glow featuring "Candlelight Dreams" from Night Light by Steve Fish & Bobby Brooks.

Explore the heavens on the journey back to earth featuring "Closer To Home" from Celestial Journeys by Steve Fish & Bobby Brooks.

Celebrate Autumn's colorful palette featuring "Beyond The Trees" from Seasons of Serenity by Steve Fish & Bobby Brooks.

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US Troops Carry Out Deadly Attack in Syria. US Predator Drone Kills 20 in Pakistan. Puerto Rican Labor Struggle: Teachers Vote Against Joining SEIU. Why Don't Barack Obama and John McCain Talk About   more...the Working Class? Kambale Musavuli on the "Forgotten War" in the Congo.  less

Rhode Island Jobless Rate Hits 16-year High www.Employmentcrossing.com Rhode Island’s recession deepened as employers slashed payrolls for the ninth straight month, according to the Providence Journal.   more...And the Ocean State’s unemployment rate climbed to 8.8 percent last month, its highest level in 16 years. . Jobs in September shrank by 1,300 and the jobless grew to 50,200 — the highest on record, according to the state Department of Labor and Training. The state unemployment rate for the last three months has averaged above 8 percent, which prompted state labor officials to offer another round of extended unemployment benefits, expected to begin mid-November. During the last nine months, the state has lost roughly 12,600 jobs and the unemployment rate has jumped more than 3 percentage points, from 5.7 percent to 8.8 percent. The latest job numbers come amid reports this week that the national economy is on the brink of a deep recession. Economists have been saying for months that Rhode Island — where the unemployment rate in July and August was the second-highest in the country, behind Michigan — is already in a recession. A recession is generally defined as a prolonged, broad-based decline in economic activity. For more information on jobs in your area, click here.  less

Tommy Emmanuel plays and teaches solo guitar selections from his albums - Endless Road, Only and The Mystery.

Taking piles of sheet rock (drywall) from a house that is being renovated, and loading it into a small dump truck, then taking it to the gypsum recycling plant.

www.EmploymentCrossing.com Several hundred construction and transit workers, machinists, teachers and other labor unionists railed against the U.S. government's proposed bailout of Wall Street on Thursday,   more...in a protest steps from the New York Stock Exchange, according to Reuters. Union leaders criticized a $700 billion plan aimed at rescuing the credit markets by relieving financial institutions of distressed debt. "The Bush administration wants us to pay the freight for a Wall Street bailout that does not even begin to address the roots of our crisis," said AFL-CIO National President John Sweeney. "We want our tax dollars used to provide a hand up for the millions of working people who live on Main Street and not a handout to a privileged band of overpaid executives." Signs read "No Blank Checks for Wall Street" and "Our Hard-Earned Pensions Are Not Up For Grabs." Protesters cheered repeated calls for the government to spend money on education, health care and housing as freely and readily as it was proposing to do for Wall Street. "We know that the economic situation has to be solved. But we want a responsible rescue, not an opportunistic bailout," said United Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten. "[If] there should be accountability for the teachers, then there should be accountability for Wall Street," he said.  less

Amidst Wall Street Woes, Labor Activist & Writer Bill Fletcher on "Solidarity Divided: The Crisis in Organized Labor and a New Path toward Social Justice". Book: Cheney's Drive for Warrantless   more...Spying Nearly Brought Down Bush Presidency.  less

www.EmploymentCrossing.com Georgia’ s unemployment rate rose last month to 6.3 percent, the highest rate in 15 years for the Peach State. Unemployment is 1.9 percent higher that the same time last year,   more...a significant increase. Georgia entered a recession in March, according to economist Jeff Humphreys of the University of Georgia. State Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond urged those seeking jobs to “keep their chins up,” and use the department's career centers. Easy for him to say, he has a job. Georgia lost 37,000 payroll jobs over the last year. Three-hundred and eleven thousand Georgians are looking for work. Metro Atlanta accounts for a little more than half the jobs lost. Atlanta has lost 20,100 jobs since August 2007.  less

Super cool sand sculpture made just for WAT-AAH! on this lovely Hamptons beach!

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http://www.EmploymentCrossing.com According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, ten new labor-intensive jobs are going to be more popular through 2016. On average, these jobs are physically demanding and   more...require a substantial amount of training. Landscaping and groundskeeping jobs will continue to be on the rise, with employees making an estimated $10.22/hour. Also, electronic and home entertainment installer jobs will continue to exist, as many people can’t lift or install the heavy equipment themselves. On average, these installers make $14.42/hour. Terrazzo workers and finishers are also going to continue to be employed, making an estimated $15.21 hour. Another job that seems to be around for a while is highway maintenance workers. Even with the recent trend in layoffs, maintenance workers should not be affected since there is a constant need to maintain the roadways. These maintenance workers make on average $15.67/hour. Security and fire system installers will continue to be employed at an estimated $16.73/hour, as there is a continuing need to ensure that people are safe. Professional repairmen will also continue to be employed because there is a constant need to make sure computers, automated teller and office machines are up and running. These repairmen make an estimated $17.54/hour. Tile and marble setter will continue to be employed at an estimated $17.59/hour. Professional heating, air conditioning and refrigeration mechanics will continue to be employed at $18.44/hour. Structural and reinforcing iron and metal workers will continue to work at $19.46/hour. Lastly, subway and street-car operator jobs will be prevalent within the next few years. According to the Bureau, they will make an estimated $23.55/hour.  less

This has got to be one of the best editings I have done yet! It had me laughing in stiches! Enjoy a good laugh! Jesse :)

http://www.ralphbuckley.com Recorded live in my kitchen. 08/05/2008, If you're interested in obtaining a copy of the mp3 just let me know. email me at ralphbuckley@ralphbuckley.com