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Skip to comments.Boeing machinists reject contract Wednesday night
Posted on 11/13/2013 9:45:45 PM PST by 21twelve
Excerpt: Boeing machinists (Washington State) rejected a contract Wednesday that would have exchanged worker concessions for years of secure jobs.
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Sorry - here is the real link to the Kiro 7 News website.
Greed is never pretty. Union greed is downright ugly.
"Full pay 'til the last day" -Eastern Airlines labor slogan
Boeing could get the negotiations moving by changing all the signs in the plant from English to Spanish.
an excerpt from an earlier article, Nov. 5, 2013
To try to secure a yes vote by the IAMs 31,000 members here and 1,500 more in Portland, Boeing wrapped the bitter pill of its contract proposal in lots of sugar.
The IAM deal includes substantial cash awards: not only the big ratification bonus but also a golden handshake buyout that would allow retirement with boosted pension terms of $95 per month per year of service for anyone over age 58.
The take-aways include significantly higher health-care premiums and, crucially, the radically changed pension plan.
The new pension plan would have the company contribute a fixed percentage of gross salary into a retirement savings account each year: 10 percent the first year, 8 percent the second; 6 percent the third, and 4 percent every year thereafter.
The IAM is the last Boeing union with a traditional pension, and the company has sought unsuccessfully in multiple contract negotiations to move away from a defined-benefit pension plan to such a defined-contributions savings plan.
The offer would also change the wage structure so that new hires would take 16 years to reach the top of the pay scale instead of the 6 years it takes today.....
A company source said that during secret negotiations over the past months, Boeing moved somewhat toward the union on the pension and health-care numbers.....
In tonight's Kiro 7 article they also talk about the stuff that the Governor added to try to keep Boeing and the union happy.
Boeing, Inc. is very hard to deal with.
Good, we can use more jobs down South.
Boeing already has other plants in non-union states that are itching to expand and get this contract.
Seattle is booming. I counted 7 construction cranes looking at the Lake Union side of the city. Boeing would be better off in the South where they are appreciated.
So what happens now? hope their skills include making Twinkies..
"Full pay til the last day -Eastern Airlines labor slogan"
Eastern could have been a great airline too. But the unions tried to act like the UAW and play 'hardball'.
Another ?...article says they are the last holdout about pensions so this one baffoon union can sink all Boeing jobs?
Crazy greed, tons of Boeing jobs will be lost in that region.
You can bet Obama has the National Labor Relations Board keeping a watchful eye on this.
Not sure what happens now. It sounds like the unions figure Boeing will negotiate. But I've read too where some think that Boeing will start negotiations with other state's to see what their options are (tax breaks, etc.) And I imagine WA state will try to make their offers better to the company and the unions.
If a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand. Mark 3:25 NIV. Of course the unions are not interested in unity, only control and money, the same as the feds. What a shocker.
Thought the same thing. These folks have just voted themselves out of a (pretty darned good) job, in the midst of what is very close to a Great Depression in many areas of the country. Maybe they think Obama is going to ride his Magical Flying Stallion into the plant and scatter Golden Fairy Dust to each and every employee.
The average gross pay for Boeing Machinists last year was about $85,000.
I remember right after the crash in 2008 when some union at Boeing went on strike. One of the big sticking points would be that they would start having to pay a $5 co-pay for doctors' visits.
Eastern had lots of problems, not just the Unions. But the failure to accept a new reality by the unions is what eventually shut the airline.
It was worth far more in pieces, than as a going concern, in the end.
If I'm Boeing, call their bluff & start packing down south..Inslee & his goons were obviously spooked enough to pass the tax breaks so unless they have more tax payer $ to bribe Boeing, ball is in their court.
(I say the union was stupid because there was no way they could replace the pay they were getting for the work they did.)
If I were Boeing, I'd have a contingency plan all set to go to move production to other Boeing plants. I'd also make arrangements to transfer as much of its work out of Washington state to other states without these IAM pukes. Let the union strike — Boeing shuts down operations in the state and moves out completely. Screw Barry's union thugs.
Well, the 777x deal going to Texas or South Carolina would ALSO mean a big loss in tax revenues that will be made up somewhere else.
In my mind I'm going to Carolina
Can't you see the sunshine,
can't you just feel the moonshine?
Ain't it just like a friend of mine
to hit me from behind?
Yes, I'm going to Carolina in my mind.
Even the ENGINEERS at Boeing are unionized (well, Boeing Aircraft anyway).
The last machinist's strike at Boeing was 2006-2007 or so, and they were still feeling the effects YEARS later. .
Interesting that they don't mention "work" in that slogan.
The union members think that Boeing is bluffing. They do not know how hard Obamacare has hit the corporations. They do not know how expensive these pensions when are taken in the context of the economy.
Move to South Carolina, Boeing.
It is these same unions in Washington State that lined the pockets of the Washington State Democrats. It is these pension programs that the unions use as a slush fund for their donation money to Democrat politicians. The unions in Washington State pay people to man the phone banks, walk the precincts, make the political signs and all the things the typical grass root volunteers do for Republicans. These are the same people who put Zer0 into office; who are now suffering the consequences in their benefits package because of Obamacare.
If Boeing production goes the South Carolina, it is the Democrat ass kissing unions that have themselves to blame.
Funny. Use a communist to promote capitalism...
Do your due-diligence on this. Former Boeing looked over employee Alan Mulally now Ford CEO is diligently working to totally remove the pension Liability from their balance sheet by funding aggressively and or Buy-Outs.
Boeing screwed up by not promoting Alan, Ford's gain, but it is times like this I bet they wish they had him back....
And Holder and Obama and Reid and Pelosi will be out front as the Feds bring suits/edicts that they cannot relocate because of the suffering it will cause - sometimes they think suffering is bad; other times it is the goal...
Here's a better image, at least the one I remember:
They have torn down the renton plant where Boeing built the famous B-17,B29,B47,B52.No history left to keep them there.Time to move south Boeing.
Greed is an element but timing is the key. The union must go for broke while Obama is president. If the union can not bully Boeing with the current contract negotiations, it will lose out until the next round.
Yep. Move the factory to... San Antonio or something
Seriously, I watched the late KIRO TV breaking news on the rejection of the Boeing contract. The members were hopping mad at Boeing. It shows how much they have been inflamed by the union rhetoric. They think this is a bluff by Boeing, so they are going to stand their ground. I believe they are taking a big risk. Boeing has already built a new plants: St. Louis, Missouri, and Charleston, South Carolina. Both have great locations to port facilities.
Seattle is a great port facility, however, the transportation to and from the port is horrible. The politicians in Washington State's capitol think highway construction will only benefit those pesky cars. Between the environmentalists and the unions, the cost of highways is sky high and takes forever to build. I bet St. Louis and Charleston have great highways.
There is a black cloud hoovering over rainy Washington State. If Boeing moves out, the economy will be hit hard. The nitwits in Olympia (the state capitol) have no clue what the real consequences will be. To me it will be the result of the liberal politicians who will have sold the State of Washington down the river. If they think their tax revenue is hurting now, wait until there are no Boeing workers to provide the state sales tax (which is one of the highest in the nation) and the property taxes.
I talked with a gal from Boeing yesterday who has been there for years. She said it was more than likely going to be a "no" vote.
Maybe it's time to re-open the Wichita, KS plant. Yeah, that's the ticket!
Once again there goes odumbo's un-employment numbers as Boeing shuts down their Washington site and moves it somewhere else. Yes, their will be new jobs later.
"Once again there goes odumbos un-employment numbers as Boeing shuts down their Washington site and moves it somewhere else. Yes, their will be new jobs later."
Boeing's South Carolina 787 plant is not as good as many think:
(mind the logarithmic scale)
Developing a new product in a new factory with new workers may work for some plastic toys but I doubt I will be a success for an aircraft.
The workers are greedy? Who at Boeing is more greedy than the top management?
That chart is misleading. Union member are you? The 787 in Charleston started a year later, yet, it is keeping pace for growth every bit as much as the union shop.
Let's not forget the union shop thwarts all communication, training, and other essential business operations against all non-union shops.
Funny. Use a communist to promote capitalism...
I know... subtle, aren't I?
note the logarithmic scale AND the time offset.
It appears they would prefer to have no pay for no jobs.
"note the logarithmic scale AND the time offset."
The Everett plant "delivered" the first 10 aircraft within 2 years. The Charlston plant did need 3 years to deliver 10 aircraft and all the early dirty little problems were already solved.
I neither work for a union nor I'm a member of one.
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The Emery High baseball team got back on track last week with a trio of region wins. Emery defeated South Sevier on Tuesday by the score of 5-3 in a game that was close throughout and then on Friday, Emery traveled to Monticello and there they defeated the host team twice in a doubleheader.
Score of the first game was 16-1 and the second game score was 18-7. Emery had a fourth game scheduled last week but a non-region contest with Uintah was canceled due to weather.
Emery started the week with the thought of getting back into their winning ways after having suffered their first loss of the season the previous week. South Sevier came to town with the thoughts of upsetting the defending state champions. In the top of the first inning the first two batters for the Rams get base hits but both base runners get thrown out at second base trying to steal. Both were great throws by catcher Drexler Tanner and good mechanics by the Spartan men at second. Those were half the hits that starting pitcher Brayden Burke gave up in his four innings on the mound.
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Emery took the lead in the bottom of the third inning. After holding the Rams scoreless in the top of the inning, Emery scored three times in the bottom of the inning.
Marco Mota led off the inning with a single and Tanner Lake followed with another single. Ridge Nielson laid down a sacrifice bunt to advance the runners and Dillon Wilstead then received a base on balls. Burke then flew out to right field scoring a run and McDermott followed with a single scoring two more runners.
After South Sevier added a single run in the fourth inning and another in the fifth inning, Emery came back with a single run in the bottom of the sixth inning to put a little breathing room between them and the Rams.
In the sixth inning, McDermott led off with a triple and scored on a single off the bat of Ethan Tuttle.
After Burke pitched those first four innings, Nielson went to the mound in relief and got the save.
Against Monticello, Emery started Dillon Wilstead on the mound against the home team. Monticello started their ace but the Spartans had 12 base hits off of him.
Emery scored one time in both the first and second innings, twice in both of the third and fourth innings and closed out the game with 10 runs in the top of the sixth inning.
McDermott led the offense with both a homerun and a double in the game. Nielson added a homerun as Emery had six extra base hits in the game. Bryce Dugmore, Lake and Tyson Roper each had doubles.
In the second game of the doubleheader, Emery scored seven times in the first inning, once in the second inning and the third inning, six times in the fourth inning and three times in the top of the fifth inning, the last inning played due to the ten-run rule. Nielson pitched this game.
McDermott had two homeruns in this game and Wilstead and Mota each had one. Drexler Tanner, Nielson and Lake each had a double.
Emery plays at Grand on Tuesday, at San Juan on Wednesday and at Wasatch Academy on Friday as a busy region schedule continues.

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The latest happenings in the Department of English at the George Washington University
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
About GW and the Humanities
I've taught at GW for fifteen years. Early in my career I made peace with the fact that the institution's ardor for Washington DC has mainly to do with the current occupants of the White House and Congress. The city's history, culture, and arts have never seemed to merit the same enthusiasm at Rice Hall as has its politics. In some ways this relative lack of attention has been a good thing: the English Department, free from institutional micromanaging, has been quietly able to accomplish the things at which we excel. I'd like to think we've done a pretty good job. We've been greatly aided by our alumni. Donors like David Bruce Smith have enabled our resources to begin to match our ambitions. The philanthropy of the Wang family has been transformative. Just as importantly, the many alumni who give so generously to us each year have not only sustained us, but made possible endeavors that our institutionally allotted budget would never support.
GW is, understandably perhaps, a university obsessed with policy, with government. We have an abundance of political science majors who come here just for that reason. Our institutional vision statements therefore talk quite a bit about the bond between the city as a place where policy is made and the university as a participant in that process. This enthusiasm has frequently seemed to me to lack specifics, to be a kind of "being in love with being in love" -- a celebration of the fact that we happen to be located near the White House, but without a good number of concrete notions of the educational consequences that ought to follow from geographical proximity. Lately this policy-love has been joined with an enthusiasm for sustainability.
Don't get me wrong: policy and sustainability and participating in the governmental landscape of the city are of vital importance. But they are neither the beginning nor the end of DC's story, of GW's story. Look, for example, at this webpage on GW in the City. "Culture of Leadership" gets a great deal of press (opening sentence: "GW's location at the center of the nation's capital provides the University community with access to policymakers, political leaders and opinion makers"). "Center of Discovery and Enterprise" follows, but the description focuses only on research in the sciences. "Arts and Culture" follows with an anemic description of some performing venues that happen to be here. "Global Perspectives," which also could have foregrounded the humanities as an active part of the city (rather than a passive element of its landscape, a museum that one visits) states simply that "an awareness of global perspectives informs our educational enterprise." I do not know what that tangibly means.
Sometimes the institution seems to forget that among our neighbors in DC are the Folger Shakespeare Library, a pre-eminent archive of early modern materials. The White House is nearby; the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is nearer. Capitol Hill has two domes upon it: a big painted iron one over a seat government, and a smaller but more elegant dome atop the Thomas Jefferson building at the Library of Congress. Surely the quiet of the reading room here, with its unparalleled research resources, merits as much mention as the halls of the nearby Senate. What happens in Lafayette Park matters, but so does what happens at Busboys and Poets -- a space for the arts named after the African American poet Langston Hughes. African American literature and culture have made DC what it is. The English Department knows this. Where are Langston Hughes or Edward P. Jones in our GW in the City statement?
Now that our university has a PhD in English at its helm, might we finally speak in our GW vision statements and in our strategic plans and in our fundraising and in our articulations of the relationship between city and university of the importance of culture, history, the arts, the humanities? Can we really aspire to be "GW in the City" without understanding and forming alliances with the history, the literature, the research resources, and the arts of the District of Columbia?
The humanities explore human identity across time and culture. The humanities are about the past, the present, and the future of our being in the world: they are the study that ties us to what we have been, and maps what we can become. The humanities are already strong at GW. Isn't it about time we started boasting about that fact?
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- Elizabeth said...
Firstly, I cannot agree more.
As an English and Philosophy undergraduate student at Hood College, I decided to attend GWU for graduate school, but was undecided on what avenue of graduate study to pursue. My natural inclination was to go on to get an English graduate degree, but my father-- who knows the "reputation of GW"-- asked, "Why go to THAT school for an English degree?"
I decided to apply and enroll into the Anthropology program instead, with a focus in International Development.
It was (and IS) a great program, but I applied to it out of pressure to engage with the world of academia here in a very prescribed and specific way. After a year in that program, I am proud to say that I am now an English MA student, and loving every minute of it. It took me a year in a different graduate program to realize that I could change the world with literature, but I'm here now, and here to stay.
- 15 September, 2009
- Matthew Gabriele said...
Nice post. I like what Stanford has done with their webpage. A forceful attempt to steer the conversation to what the Humanities can do.
- 15 September, 2009
- simile1000 said...
How timely, and so spot on! I am having my students engage in the literary past and present of our fine city this semester. They are going to research and report on the lived experiences of writers and Washington. They'll find out where people like Langston Hughes or Edward P. Jones worked, lived, wrote, and so forth.
They'll venture out to see Fitzgerald's grave, or the 'real' Uncle Tom's Cabin. They might even interview current professors about Elizabeth Alexander or Julia Alvarez.
Also, they have a chance to find out more about Henry Adams or Frederick Douglass, people who did have a relationship to the politics and policy of our fair city.
I think that is something GW could and should say more about. Washington is a place of culture and the arts, and we all know that culture and arts have a lot of influence on the ways in which we structure the world at the level of policy.
- 16 September, 2009
- Calder Stembel said...
I agree with your sentiments. GW has the potential to have a great liberal arts college if only the administration recognized DC's artistic offerings and stopped treating the humanities as second-class subjects. Good classes, programs, and professors exist, almost in defiance of GW's focus on politics.
I realized these problems by the end of my freshman year at GW, and wrote about them in The Hatchet: http://bit.ly/Wylsa
- 17 September, 2009
- Malcolm said...
I am a D.Sc. graduate of the School of Engineering and Applied Science (1966) who has been auditing courses in the English Dept. The inspiring faculty deserve high recognition for bringing to students a deep appreciation of the value of literature. As Edward Bulwer-Lytton pointed out many years ago "The pen is mightier than the sword." Shelley reminded us that "the poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world." Through literature we gain a better understanding of our humanity.
- 25 September, 2009
- Jeffrey J. Cohen said...
Thank you, everyone! I could not agree more ... and yet every day seems to bring more new of research initiatives at GW that do not mention the Humanities at all.
- 25 September, 2009


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By Alice Wadleystaff writer
The Emery County School Board met at Cleveland Elementary on Dec. 4. The school board discussed the new financial policies that will take place for the new year. The policies come from Senate Bill 190, which involves updating the schools financial policies. There is a new policy for donations and gifts. Some donations may be donated through a foundation for tax purposes. There is a limit with gifts. The state office came out with a sample policy with sample amounts. The school board can adjust the amounts to fit the district needs. The new policy is not a major change. There is just more direction and documentation. The donation amounts are between $250 and $5,000 anything above that amount would have to go through the district.
There is also another new policy for a district audit committee. This is a new policy and is the shortest one, but has the most impact there will be a board of two board members and one administrator. They will review financial policies. This is just another step in fiscal responsibility.
The cash receipts policy has been revised. This details all cash receipts from all schools. It spells out all the steps. All receipts are documented for specific purposes. The petty cash directive is rescinded the amount should not exceed $5,000.
The fundraising policy has been revised. There are some differences between secondary and elementary schools for fundraising. For example, elementary school students cannot conduct door to door sales for fundraising. The school board voted and approved the new policy revisions and recension of the petty cash accounts.
Mr. Lofley gave the principal update. Cleveland Elementary had their annual Veterans Day program. The students made cards and gave them to the veterans. On Dec. 19 at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. the kindergarten to third grade classes will be having a Christmas program. The older classes will have their annual program in February. The school has been working on improving in science, math and reading. This year the school decided to include fine arts as the area they wish to improve. The school has been teaching the students the four Rs, Rights, Responsibility, Respect and Recognition. Every week two students from each class are recognized.
In the superintendent's report, Ferron Elementary received title 1 recognition. There will be major changes to the competitive food sales for schools. Vendors must meet the smart snack guidelines in schools. Vendors will be required to add healthier items to their vending machines, such as low fat cheese, whole grain chips, granola bars and 100 percent juice. It will not apply to concession stands after school hours and it will apply only on campus. A Granite school district high school was found in violation of the existing guidelines and was fined $10,000. The new policy will be effective July 1, 2014.
Superintendant Sitterud recognized Melanie Miera for collecting items for local soldiers. She has been contacting local business to assist with postage.
There is a voluntary survey. There needs to be a copy of the school attendance boundaries. Sitterud has been unable to find any documentation of this. The school board has until June to take part in the voluntary survey. This could affect the funding the school district receives for transportation and sets the boundaries where students attend school. The school district will get with the county to see if they can figure out the boundaries and submit the survey.
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Skip to comments.FOX News Alert: Fred Thompson announces he has Lymphoma ( he is in remission )
Posted on 04/11/2007 6:27:06 AM PDT by tsmith130
Damn! Will be on Fox today with Neil Cavuto.
Oh, no.
Oh, no!
Prayers to Fred & his family.
Oh No, Poor Fred. Tell me it ain't so.
Likewise. How sad
May the Lord Bless him and his family.
What is it?
Not good. I hope this is treatable and not life threatening :(
WOW - stunned - absolutely stunned.
Bless his heart. Awful news.
Says treatment should be sufficent and not be an interruption of daily life. (or something like that)
Just heard this on FOX.
Prayer bump.
He has had it before and its the 'good' kind.
Can you put your politics and ego aside for the time being?
Perhaps all the candidates should make their full medical records public now.
Prayers sent for him and his family.
Here's some info about it:
Oh my. This is a bombshell.
Prayers for Fred.
I'll keep him in my prayers.
Damn lymphoma.
This is terrible. My stepmom was diagnosed with Lymphoma two weeks ago. It is not a good thing.
Time to wait and allow all the facts and the details to come out.
Wait everyone - don't draw any conclusions just yet.
Long long way to go.
Bad news.
First Tony, and now Fred??? LORD, show us mercy, please!
Indulent (?) Lymphoma .. has apparently had some treatment .. Bill Hemmer reads announcement says: "the good kind of lymphoma."
Prayers up.
Well crap. Hope Fred gets better.
Save it for tomorrow. This ain't the time or place.
There are 30 kinds of lymphoma and Thompson says his is "the good kind".
It sounds like the least serious type according to the news. Saying it's now in remission.
hey, McCain and Rudy both had cancer, so what is to stop Fred?
Praying hard for Fred and family....and our country (we need him!)
Let's hope that this won't affect a potential presidency should he ever decide to run!
Just dammm.
Neil Cavuto will be up in 30 mins to talk about his interview
Ok you're a hero - relax - this not about you.
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It's in remission. Seems he's getting this announcement out of the way as part of his decision on whether he will run for President.
Not good. However I want you all to know that my dad was diagnosed with lymphoma in the mid 70's and lived for 19 more years. I doubt that Fred Thompson will be running for the nomination. Hopefully he will have many, many years left to enjoy life.
Thank goodness. And for his sake and his wife and children's sake.
Normal political bickering can resume later.
Thompson is fine. You should simply apologize and move on. He has known about this for YEARS.
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Preseason Game No. 7: So this is it
Ryan Lambert
October 03 2010 04:32PM
Last time out was a nice little game for Calgary, which scored five goals in the second half of the game. So why not do it all again before doing it all again again on Thursday?
I'm writing this well in advance of tonight's 6 p.m., so I don't know what lines or anything look like yet, but you have to imagine that this game will take on a fair bit of intensity, given that it's the last one of the preseason.
This is the game in which guys will make their case for staying with the big club, and now there are more spots open than we would have imagined just three days ago. In addition to the injuries to Stajan, Stone and Langkow, Calgary also lost Kotalik and Moss for "indefinite" amounts of time on Friday night, so this game is the closest thing to a final dress rehearsal the kids are going to have.
Guys like Brett Sutter and Stefan Meyer, who seemed on the outside looking in to make the roster when camp opened, now appear primed for a spot on Thursday. And all they have to do tonight is not play too terribly and/or get injured to pretty much guarantee themselves a couple games' worth of NHL checks.
But the injury problems haven't cleared the way for one player to get the NHL roster spot many would argue that he deserves. TJ Brodie gets his last chance tonight to show Brent and Darryl Sutter that he belongs with the big club and a guy like Steve Staios doesn't (well, the latter is certainly true regardless of what Brodie does tonight, but you see my point.) Gotta figure he needs at least another goal and a strong defensive effort to make a big enough impression, eh?
The game will also give us another look at what might be the top line come this time next week: Backlund between Tanguay and Iginla. It worked wonderfully once it got its feet moving on Saturday, combining for two goals and four assists, though that was against the Oilers' defense and Nikolai Khabibulin, so it may be faint praise.
The regular season is now just one game and four days away. Let's just hope nothing happens to Miikka or Jarome.
October 03 2010, 04:37PM
Or Bourque. Hell, I'm probably more scared something will happen to him given his history and overall utility to the club.
October 03 2010, 06:16PM
Haha...yikes. That's some frightful goaltending from Dubnyk.
October 03 2010, 06:17PM
That's why Alex Tanguay shoots 18%.
Pardy hurt already?
October 03 2010, 06:20PM
Brodie looked pretty nervous on that last shift. I think someone took him aside and said "you've almost made this team kid."
October 03 2010, 06:22PM
Pardy hurt already?
Yeah, I saw that Sportak tweet as well. I'll only be surprised now when the Flames actually finish a game with no one hurt.
October 03 2010, 06:22PM
Pardy hurt already?
Yeah, not sure. I saw him with Brodie that once, but not since.
October 03 2010, 06:23PM
Yeah, I saw that Sportak tweet as well. I'll only be surprised now when the Flames actually finish a game with no one hurt.
Huh, missed that one.
Pretty incredible run the club has going here and the season hasn't even started.
October 03 2010, 06:24PM
Yeah, not sure. I saw him with Brodie that once, but not since.
Stick in the face from Ryan Jones.
October 03 2010, 06:27PM
Actual puck movement on the PP. Nice to see.
October 03 2010, 06:29PM
You know what? Backlund is impressing me in this period.
October 03 2010, 06:31PM
You know what? Backlund is impressing me in this period.
He looks quick to the puck and into the holes.
October 03 2010, 06:32PM
He looks quick to the puck and into the holes.
He's thieving pucks around the offensive blueline as well, which I really like.
October 03 2010, 06:37PM
Looks like a Brule/Gio tilt is inevitable tonight.
October 03 2010, 06:42PM
Flames mostly dominated that period. Although they're lacking a bunch of regulars they still dressed the superior line-up so that's not much of a surprise.
October 03 2010, 07:07PM
Still no Pardy in the 2nd so far.
October 03 2010, 07:26PM
i gotta say, i like the idea of a regehr/gio and bouwmeester/white setup.
Still no Pardy in the 2nd so far.
Tangauy playing D...
October 03 2010, 07:28PM
Lots of good chances shot wide by the Flames in the second.
October 03 2010, 07:29PM
Lots of good chances shot wide by the Flames in the second.
ahhhh, the 09/10 flames we know and love.
We gonna see Hank in there for the 3rd?
October 03 2010, 07:36PM
We gonna see Hank in there for the 3rd?
I think so.
Overall, the Flames look OK, but they passed their way out of entirely too many good offensive situations in that period, and the Iggy line was particularly guilty.
@Robert Cleave
Agreed... definitely overpassing, especially Iggy's last shift there. If that was regular season, I woulda snapped.
October 03 2010, 07:41PM
I think so.
Overall, the Flames look OK, but they passed their way out of entirely too many good offensive situations in that period, and the Iggy line was particularly guilty.
Yeah, a little too much looking for the tap in. Tanguay doing it is more than enough for the 3 of them.
Hi All,
Missed the first period but I really liked the trio of Hagman, Backlund, Bourque... some nice moves by those guys this period I thought.
October 03 2010, 07:48PM
Kipper still. I'm not sure why.
October 03 2010, 07:55PM
Flames look like crap so far this period.
October 03 2010, 08:14PM
i'm pretty sure giordano is still the best player in red (save for kipper, of course). this is not necessarily good news.
October 03 2010, 08:14PM
I swear Jokinen messes up more 5 alarm chances than he finishes.
October 03 2010, 08:22PM
ian white is a good hockey player.
October 03 2010, 08:23PM
Horrible third period. Iginla's trio got worked a lot, especially in the final minute by a line featuring AHLer Giroux and rookie Jordan Eberle.
Not the confidence boost I was looking for heading into the regular season.
October 03 2010, 08:25PM
Kipper was good, but most of the forwards spent the last 40 minutes in a daze. Now, we wait for the injuries and whether they move a defender.
@Robert Cleave
Have Bouwmeester Gio Regehr and White be your top 4 Defenseman, then have Brodie and Sarich be your third pairing, once pardy comes back, brodie will then become 7th defenseman. Forget about Pelech.
Looked like some of the 03-04 Kipper flashback
FAN960 postgame...
Rob Kerr: "Looks like you have a running feud with Brule out there."
Mark Giordano: "He plays for the Oilers."
October 03 2010, 09:27PM
FAN960 postgame...
Rob Kerr: "Looks like you have a running feud with Brule out there."
Mark Giordano: "He plays for the Oilers."
god, i love that man.
Brodie didn't look as solid tonight. Not bad and will definitely be on the team next year, but I'm back to thinking he'd be better off getting lots of ice and confidence in the AHL this season. Pelech can sit in the press box instead. Although assuming Staois has to go down and if Pardy is hurt I'd keep him up and play him as #6 until Pardy is back.
October 03 2010, 10:35PM
So the pre-season is over. And other than all the injuries at least this pre-season has given us reason to be optimistic about the real thing.( a 2-5 pre-season probably would have brought this city in an uproar) This is one of the most I probably have ever payed attention to the pre-season (Many thanks to FlamesNation and all the great reads I get)
However I do know its only exhibition and I do know they have to show up now and avoid being like Toronto last year. Although with Edmonton first I somehow have a good feeling that wont be happening, anything can happen though.
And now, to my only real question, What are your guys predictions on the T.J. Brodie situation? Probably tired of talking about it by now, but after tonight imo, I think he deserves a spot on the team. He looks to me he can handle playing against teams bottom six forwards and with some powerplay time mixed in there, he could be a good asset. That being said though if he ends up being the 7th dman I rather just have him go to Abbotsford, get a year under his belt, play top talent in there and develop and develop.
October 03 2010, 11:13PM
I'm pretty certain Brodie will end up on the farm for a majority of the year. He probably pushed himself to the front of the "injury call-up" line though.
October 03 2010, 11:57PM
i'll be shocked if brodie isn't demoted. right now there are four top four guys (jbouw, regehr, gio, white ---not necessarily in that order) and then the periphery blueliners (sarich, staios, pardy, pelech). everyone would have to clear waivers to end up in abby, so the most likely demotion (IMO) is staios. if pardy's injured that's kindof a bonus for sutter, cause my guess is that any of pardy, pelech, or sarich on waivers are as good as gone.
October 04 2010, 12:24AM
Based on the number of injuries they are probably going to be running at max salary for the beginning of the season anyways. Might as well use the cap relief and carry 8D.
See him for a few weeks playing actual NHL games. Take a month to decide between players like Brodie, Staios, Sarich, Pardy, and any others.
It doesn't look like they are planning on keeping Pelech based on his performance, recent ice time, and the fact he didn't play tonight.
As long as he is playing 2 of 3 NHL games with 12 to 15-minutes per night it isn't going to hamper his development.
If he doesn't cut it send him down.
I am 65% that he makes the team. I could also see them put him to the Heat and re-evaluate when players return and they have to deal with the salary situation.
I'm guessing barring injuries Brodie plays in the A more than with the Flames. As I've said all along, I'd be shocked if Staios isn't in Calgary. And Pelech disappointed. I wouldn't rule out Sarich getting moved.
October 04 2010, 08:15AM
my guess is that pelech didn't play cause sutter's got a trade on tabled. carrying 8D is about one too many.
October 04 2010, 08:28AM
my guess is that pelech didn't play cause sutter's got a trade on tabled. carrying 8D is about one too many.
Actually, the Flames currently have 10 defenders on the roster (Kronwall still hasn't gone anywhere). And they've already made a fresh round of cuts (Rheault, Armstrong and Irving went down today).
@Kent Wilson
...Brent Sutter at the post game presser almost said Brodie "earned" a spot, but cut himself short. Not sure if this means Brodie earned a spot and will stay (meaning the Flames will have to unload one of their one way contract) or if it means that he earned a spot and is being pushed out because of the one-way contract situations.
October 04 2010, 10:13AM
@Kent Wilson @B
If you believe Eric Francis' Twitter comment earlier this morning, the club is keeping the kid around.
October 04 2010, 10:23AM
@Kent Wilson @B
If you believe Eric Francis' Twitter comment earlier this morning, the club is keeping the kid around.
Interesting, although hard to believe Francis would learn this first.
@Kent Wilson
In related news, I was wrong... Pelech (and Cunning) are on waivers:
October 04 2010, 10:48AM
Yeah I've had my displeasure's with what Francis has to say.
But if T.J. Brodie makes the team, Really good for him. It will either be the biggest confidence builder he's ever had and we're just starting to see the surface becoming unscratched, or the NHL will prove too much and he'll tail off after a couple games.
Just out of curiosity who (if any) was the last non-european Flame to break camp with the team without having gone to the farm team first?
October 04 2010, 10:57AM
Just out of curiosity who (if any) was the last non-european Flame to break camp with the team without having gone to the farm team first?
Dion, if I were to guess without checking.


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National Quilt Collection
"Quilt": A cover or garment made by putting wool, cotton or other substance between two cloths and sewing them together. An American Dictionary of the English Language, by Noah Webster, LL.D., New York 1828.
The National Quilt Collection incorporates quilts from various ethnic groups and social classes, for quilts are not the domain of a specific race or class, but can be a part of anyone's heritage and treasured as such. Whether of rich or humble fabrics, large in size or small, expertly crafted or not, well-worn or pristine, quilts in the National Quilt Collection provide a textile narrative that contributes to America's complex and diverse history. The variety and scope of the collection provides a rich resource for researchers, artists, quilt-makers and others.
Part of the Division of Home and Community Life textiles collection, the National Quilt Collection had its beginnings in the 1890s. Three quilts were included in a larger collection of 18th- and 19th-century household and costume items donated by John Brenton Copp of Stonington, Connecticut. From this early beginning, the collection has grown to more than 500 quilts and quilt-related items, mainly of American origin, with examples from many states, including Alaska and Hawaii. Most of the contributions have come to the Museum as gifts, and many of those are from the quilt-makers' families. The collection illustrates needlework techniques, materials, fabric designs and processes, styles and patterns used for quilt-making in the past 250 years. The collection also documents the work of specific quilt-makers and commemorates events in American history.
Learn more about the quilt collection and step behind the scenes with a video tour.
"National Quilt Collection - Introduction" showing 1 items.
1855 - 1865 Laura Clark's Silk Patchwork Table Cover
- Description
- Laura Clark pieced 11½-inch blocks in a variation of the Log Cabin pattern also referred to as Pineapple or Chestnut Burr. Each of the blocks has a black center and corners. The pointed edges are bound in black velvet. The blocks are pieced with paper templates that are still in place over muslin foundation blocks, with a very thin cotton filling between the paper and the top fabric. The fabrics used include plain, striped, ribbed, pattern-woven, checked, printed, and brocaded silks as well as velvet, taffeta, cotton and ribbon. Herringbone, buttonhole, chain feather, cross and French knot embroidery stitches embellish the surface. The table cover is lined with a warp-printed, woven striped silk.
- Laura A. Baldwin was born in Rutland, Vermont in February 1834 and moved with her family to Pennsylvania as a young child. In about 1860 she married Chester B. Clark. Chester was born in Torringford, Connecticut in 1827 and had also moved with his family to Pennsylvania. In 1867 Laura and Chester Clark settled in Earlville, Illinois where they lived the rest of their lives. Chester was listed as a merchant and capitalist in the censuses and died in 1901. Laura's grandson, Chester Wells Clark donated the table cover to the Museum in 1951.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1855-1865
- quilter
- Clark, Laura A. Baldwin
- ID Number
- accession number
- 191408
- catalog number
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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INDIANAPOLIS - In response to yesterday's report by the Associated Press, Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction issued the following statement:
"As the elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, I am committed to strengthening our school accountability system. However, accountability only works when the people making decisions are both fair and transparent. That is why I worked with the General Assembly to include language in a new state law that will allow us to create a stronger accountability system.
"Last year, A-F grades were delayed multiple times. I heard concerns from Hoosier educators about problems with the state's grading system. In my first public testimony as Superintendent, I spoke about the problems in our accountability system. Yesterday's report by the Associated Press demonstrates the seriousness of these problems.
"The Department of Education is doing two things: First, there is an ongoing thorough examination of the current A-F model calculations to ensure that every school has the grade they earned in 2012; nothing more, nothing less. Second, Indiana is creating a new accountability system that will be both fair and transparent based on individual student academic performance and growth. This ensures that all Hoosiers can know exactly how their school is truly performing and what they need to do to improve. I look forward to the State Board of Education's support as we improve our accountability system."


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Read more about U.S. News ranks Union among America's best, most diverse colleges Project Impact 2015: Celebration | Natalie Bruzon, student writer "I'm passionate about service," said Cainan Ming, the 2015 Project Impact coordinator. "I'm passionate about helping people. I love seeing the smiles on people's faces. And I love seeing people smile after helping someone." For the past 35 years, Union College has taken a day off from classes at the beginning of the school year dedicated to serving the Lincoln community. For many students, Project Impact is the start a lifetime of giving back to the community. Read more about Project Impact 2015: Celebration 3rd Annual Dash for Compassion | Manuela Coppock, PA Program This year's "Dash for Compassion" event is a 5k run that will benefit the Matt Talbot Kitchen. The event is planned and hosted by the Union College PA Students . The race will take place at Pioneers Park on September 27, 2015 at 9:00 a.m with registration starting at 8:30 a.m. Read more about 3rd Annual Dash for Compassion Matthew Gamble to speak for Family Worship | Megan Wehling, student writer Matthew Gamble is no stranger to the struggles of following in Christ's footsteps. Gamble, the pastor of The Haven Adventist Church on the campus of St. Helena Hospital., will speak for the first Family Worship of the Union College school year tonight at 7:30. Gamble was born and raised in a Catholic home, then when he turned 14 became an atheist. But when a Christian pastor listened to his story and gave him a Bible, the teachings of Jesus began to change his life. Read more about Matthew Gamble to speak for Family Worship Introducing EBSCO's New eBook App for Tablets and Phones | Sabrina Riley, library director Read more about Introducing EBSCO's New eBook App for Tablets and Phones Union purchases a bus for the first time in 45 years | Ryan Teller, director of public relations Union's last motor coach died long before Al Gore invented the Internet, before most college students were born—about the time Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon. Since 1970, Union has relied primarily on the bus and driving skills of 1965 graduate Jerome Lang, along with a host of vans and rental vehicles to transport students around the country. Read more about Union purchases a bus for the first time in 45 years Union launches degree in international relations | Megan Wehling, student writer In fall 2015, Union College will begin offering a bachelor of arts degree in international relations, a program designed to prepare students for careers requiring global perspectives within government service, business and law. Read more about Union launches degree in international relations Video: Slinga de Ink 2015 Enjoy a new rendition of Union's school song featuring 2015 nursing graduate Azriel Peckham and current student Yary Jiminez. Thanks to Mike Mennard for the arrangement and sound track and Ryan Teller and William Turk for video production. Filmed with a Nikon D800 with a Nikkor 35mm F2 lens mounted on a DJI Ronin M, and a GoPro Hero2. Read more about Video: Slinga de Ink 2015 New York Times Online Available Starting August 3 | Sabrina Riley, library director Read more about New York Times Online Available Starting August 3 Video: A Snapshot of Life at Union Ever wonder what life is like at Union College? Join Laryssa Schnell as she shares a snapshot of her day as a Union student. Read more about Video: A Snapshot of Life at Union Union College invites you to 'Build your Future' in San Antonio | Kaylin Thurber Since 1891, more than 11,000 graduates have built their futures at Union College. From July 2-11, the college will celebrate that heritage at the General Conference Session in San Antonio, inviting attendees to build representations of their hopes and goals out of Legos. Read more about Union College invites you to 'Build your Future' in San Antonio New Databases Provided by the Nebraska Library Commission | Sabrina Riley, library director Through the NebraskAccess program the Nebraska Library Commission provides state-wide access to a number of library databases funded by the state legislature. Significant changes to the array of databases available through NebraskAccess take effect on July 1, 2015. Read more about New Databases Provided by the Nebraska Library Commission The Library Acquires New Online Periodical Collections | Sabrina Riley, library director In preparation for fall classes, the library is in the process of adding four new online resources. JSTOR's Arts & Sciences I and Arts & Sciences II collections as well as the Biblical Archaeology Society Online Archive are already available through the library's website. Read more about The Library Acquires New Online Periodical Collections Finding a calling in service | Megan Wehling, student writer "If I would have known better, I would have done better." Angela Washington listened to the repentant cry of a mom in anguish. Sitting in a cold courtroom, watching the mom huddled close with her loved ones awaiting the upcoming verdict, she saw a judge decide the fate of this family. Read more about Finding a calling in service New Exhibit: Sharing Light Around the World | Sabrina Riley, library director On March 5 a new exhibit featuring the stories of thirty Union College alumni honored with golden cords opened in the library's gallery. Read more about New Exhibit: Sharing Light Around the World Building an exit strategy Frank ('39) and Evelyn Roll '41 Rice had a problem—their business was too successful. 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All skills-universe members who knew the later Professor Merlyn Mehl are invited to add their tributes to this discussion. I will ensure that they are passed on to the family. If you wish to attend the memorial celebration, please ensure that you RSVP to assist the family with arrangements.
A memorial celebration will be held from 2pm on Saturday (9 Feb 2013) at Cape Peninsula University of Technology in honour of Professor Merlyn Claude Mehl. The venue will be the Auditorium of the Bellville campus, Symphony Way, Bellville, Cape Town.
Prof Mehl, a former Chancellor of the then Peninsula Technikon, died at the age of 70 at his home near Kirstenbosch.
Prof Mehl schooled at South Peninsula High and studied at UWC, completing his PhD (Physics) at UCT. Following a glittering academic career, and a sabbatical to concentrate on his own spiritual growth, Merlyn worked at and later was Chief Executive of the Independent Development Trust. He chaired the Tertiary Education Fund SA, to financially assist deserving tertiary students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Following this, as Executive Chairman, he started Triple L Academy to promote his ethos of Life Long Learning, and which today is a provider of skills development in all provinces of South Africa. He had long played an instrumental role in SA educational circles promoting skills development and the National Qualifications Framework. He was also critically supportive of SAQA (where he chaired a National Standards Board), the QCTO and many SETAs, particularly W&R SETA where he was board chairman for a number of years. Due to his stature in the community, his business acumen and his innovative insights into people development, Prof Mehl played a leading role on various boards. He was Executive of Financial Management of Boland PKS and non-executive director of NvA (a division of Naspers), Capitec, CIMAP and Curro Private Schools.
Prof Mehl was widely acknowledged as a leading academic with an amazing ability to engage wide ranging audiences, and has links to Harvard, MIT and other iconic institutions. A raconteur of note at local and international levels, Merlyn was entertaining, challenging and informative, but equally a good listener. His writings and initiatives have benefitted countless individuals and their families, corporations and communities, either directly or through his influence in government circles. He has improved the lives of a multitude, a number of which he never got to meet individually.
In his final years Prof Mehl was passionate about improving the lives of all and championed the notion that each human has unlimited capacity and potential. He developed programmes to improve cognition through critical and creative thinking and at the time of his passing was involved in projects to dramatically improve school results.
His memory will be honoured and will endure through the very many beneficiaries of his creative and innovative thinking, teaching and mentoring, and his generosity, kindness and support. He is survived by wife Natalie and her family, son Graeme and his family, and sister Carol and her family.
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So sad to hear of Prof Mehl's untimely death. Used to love listening to his gruff voice and sharp wit. He was a courageous man who spoke his mind - always for the betterment of people. He has left a legacy of note. Love to his family.
How terribly sad this is to lose such a dynamic man - I so enjoyed listening to him and found his words to be so inspiring. I wished I had been able to interact more with such a knowledgable man, as I admired him a great deal. A definite loss for skills development in South Africa. May he rest in peace and may his family find strength in dealing with their loss.
Yes very sad indeed. I too loved listening to him. He lectured us at Varsity and I remember his straight-forward no-nonsense approach. He was so knowledgeable on the skills development front - and passionate for the cause. A great loss to the development of people in South Africa. I also wish I had been able to tap into his knowledge more often. My thoughts go to his family at this sad time.
I had the privilege of both working and knowing Merlyn, shared some long conversations and many laughs with him. Loved him for his charming manner, sense of humour and his brilliant mind. He will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved him. To his wife Natalie and all his family my heartfelt condolences. A great loss for skills development in this country, for he was both passionate and inspiring to all who worked in skills development.
When I started working at then ISETT SETA, Prof Mehl was one of the people I enjoyed listening to. He was so knowledgeable w.r.t SAQA ,quality assusrance and education in general. I learnt a lot from him. He definitley left a legacy and he will be missed. Condolences to the family.
Prof Mehl was an icon, a man who could walk head and shoulders above the crowds but never lost his human touch. I am richer and I hope wiser, because he graced the pages of the story of my life. I have been blessed and I am deeply grateful. Rest gently Prof, we shall catch you just over the hill. Deep condolences on his passing to his friends, family and all who mourn his loss.
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Word has been received of the passing of former Eldorado resident Neil Franklin Stuby. Neil passed away at his residence in Naples, Fla., on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, after his battle with cancer.
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He was a 1965 graduate of Eldorado High School and Eldorado city schools. Many may remember him as a four-year varsity basketball player. In his senior year he scored 38 points in a single game which equaled the Eldorado record at that time. In July of 1966 he volunteered into the U.S. Army, where he served until receiving his honorable discharge.
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