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Suns Strokes: 'Lob City' handles Suns for 13th straight win
Originally published: Dec 23, 2012 - 9:35 pm
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you Suns Strokes, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Suns' 103-77 loss to the Clippers on December 23.
The Good:
Jared Dudley continues to enjoy his return to the starting lineup. He scored a team-high 19 points. It's the sixth time in eight games he's scored 15 or more points as a starter since December 8.
Markieff Morris scored 10 points off the bench. It's his second-straight double-digit scoring effort and his sixth in his last nine games.
The Bad:
A night after their season-high four-game winning streak was snapped, the Suns see their season-high four-game home winning streak come to an end.
The Suns were outscored 15-3 to end the first half, giving the Clippers a double-digit lead they would never relinquish.
"[Sunday] they took it to us, no excuses," Dudley said. "They were just the better team. Everything they wanted to do, they did it and everything we tried to take away, we didn't."
� Suns scored a season-low tying 77 points as they remain winless on the second night of a back-to-back this season (0-6).
� Clippers won for the first time at US Airways Center since April 17, 2007, ending a 10-game losing streak in Phoenix.
� Michael Beasley (illness) missed his first game of the season.
Up Next:
The Suns (11-17) play their final home game of 2012, hosting Amare Stoudemire and the New York Knicks on Wednesday, December 26.
- Tim Kempton, Suns' Analyst - Wednesday June 19Suns' Analyst Tim Kempton joins Doug and Wolf to talk about the NBA Finals game six and if the Spurs
- Jared Dudley, Suns forward - Tuesday June 18Jared Dudley joins Doug and Wolf to talk NBA Finals.
- Jared Dudley, Suns' Forward - Tuesday June 11JD gives us his player's perspective on the NBA Finals.
- Brian Windhorst, NBA ESPN.com Writer - Friday June 7Brian Windhorst talks about Game 1 of the NBA Finals and what to expect from the rest of the series.
- Suns GM Ryan McDonough - Friday June 7The Suns GM talks about prospects Ben McLemore of Kansas and Victor Oladipo of Indiana.

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A slow start spelled doom for the Middlesboro Yellow Jackets on Friday as Clay County jumped out to a 19-2 lead and went to a 78-53 win.
"Anytime you get out to a 17-point deficit it's hard to overcome that," said MHS coach Russell Thompson. "I don't know if it was because of all the distractions or what, but we're a better team than what we showed tonight."
MHS celebrated homecoming and Senior Night and all of the festivities may have caused the Jackets to lose their focus on the task at hand. The Tigers' active 2-3 match-up zone and a 2-1-2 fullcourt press were also a big factor in Clay's early surge.
Middlesboro missed their first nine shots from the field and were forced into seven turnovers during the first quarter.
Two free throws from senior Derek Smith tied the game two just over a minute in, but the Tigers scored the next 17 points to take control of the game. Kody Reed scored six points during the run and Stephon Lyttle added four with Tyler McDaniel connecting on a 3-pointer.
"They played a 2-3 matchup zone and executed it very well. We knew they were going to that and we prepared for it," Thompson said. "In the tournaments anything can happen, but right now Clay is playing as good as anyone we've seen all year. Their guard play is just great, they were able to break us down and get into the paint. Their bigs, whenever they had an opportunity they finished. That's a credit to them and to their coaching staff for getting them ready because they seem to be peaking at the right time."
Jacket senior forward Zach Riddle scored on a nice little feed from Smith for Middlesboro's first basket with just 34 seconds left in the quarter. Lyttle answered at the other end and it was 21-4 after one.
Junior guard Donnie Foister scored six points in the second quarter, Austin Poindexter added five and Riddle four but the Jackets were never able to get closer than 14 points the rest of the way. Clay got four points each from Lyttle and Marty Bowling in the period and held a 35-19 lead at the half.
Any hopes of a second half comeback were dashed by McDaniel, who hit three 3-pointers in the third quarter. Poindexter scored 12 of his game-high 22 points in the third for Middlesboro, but the Tigers continued to pull away. It was 59-37 after three and Clay went on to win by 25.
It was the 10th straight win for the Tigers as they close the regular season with a record of 21-6. They were led by McDaniel with 19 points while Lyttle added 17 and Reed 12.
For Middlesboro, Poindexter was joined in double-figures by Foister with 12 points and Riddle with 11.
Both teams will open district tournament play next week with Clay County playing the winner of Monday's Oneida Baptist-Red Bird game on Wednesday in the 49th District semifinals at Jackson County.
Middlesboro (14-12) will face Bell County on Tuesday in the first round of the 52nd District Tournament at Harlan.
Friday's game was the final home appearance for five Jacket seniors. Smith, Riddle, Michael Wilson, Boone Bowling and Blake Davis.
"We've got a good group of seniors and I believe in what they're capable of doing. Hopefully they'll show up in the tournament and refuse to lose so we can keep this thing going on," Thompson said. "I've really enjoyed my time coaching them. Derek Smith, Zach Riddle, Michael Wilson, Boone Bowling and Blake Davis, they've done great things for our program and we've got a chance on Tuesday to extend the season. I hope we can come together and mesh as a team so we can continue."
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Clay County….21…14…24…19 — 78
Middlesboro….4…15…18…16 — 53
CLAY COUNTY (78): Tyler McDaniel 19, Stephon Lyttle 17, Kody Reed 12, Jarrod Rice 8, Marty Bowling 6, Wes Wolfe 5, Blake Smith 4, Blake Rojas 3, Christian McNeal 2, Travis Mills 2, Ryan Holland 0, Charlie Gabbard 0, Will Sexton 0,
MIDDLESBORO (53): Austin Poindexter 22, Donnie Foister 12, Zach Riddle 11, Derek Smith 2, Michael Wilson 2, Blake Davis 2, Boone Bowling 1, Major Edwards 1, Seth Barton 0, Brandon Hale 0, Matthew Mike 0, Devon Williams 0, Abhishek Singh 0.


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The Nature of Diamonds, presented by De Beers Canada, is the most wide ranging exhibition ever developed on the allure of diamonds as it tells the multi-layered story of this most extraordinary material. On display in the Garfield Weston Exhibition Hall, located on Level B2 in the ROMs Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, the exhibition explores humankinds ongoing fascination with the diamond, providing an in-depth examination of it as a natural substance, digging into its geologic origins, how it is mined, its cultural significance in art, literature, and ornamentation, and its numerous uses in modern science and technology. The ROM is the sole Canadian venue to host the exhibition during its exclusive North American tour.
The ROM-organized Mysteries of Ancient Ukraine: The Remarkable Trypilian Culture (5400 - 2700 BC), presented by Northland Power, is the worlds first large-scale exhibition uncovering the secrets of this ancient society which existed in present day Ukraine 7,000 5,000 years ago. On display in the Museums 3rd floor Centre Block, the mystery of this compelling and sophisticated culture, known for creating the largest settlements anywhere in the world at the time, before inexplicably disappearing, is illuminated through approximately 300 artifacts. Many of these objects have never before seen in North America.
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PORTALES, N.M. – Barbara S. O'Neal, 74, of Portales, N.M., was born June 6, 1938, in Saltville, Va., to Arthur Thomas and Sarah Elizabeth (Taylor) Cardwell. She passed from this earth Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, in Lubbock, Texas, with her husband and children at her side. She was the youngest of 10 children. Her family relocated to Rock Falls in the early 1950s.
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PHILADELPHIA — Doug Collins was asked Sunday about his starting five for the season opener. The 76ers' coach, playfully, took umbrage with the inquiry.
"You want to put this on the website for the fans? Is that what you want to do?" Collins said with a big grin.
Ultimately, Collins fessed that he has a lineup — a first-draft of one, at least — in line for Wednesday's opener against Denver. He said he's leaning toward using Lavoy Allen and Thad Young in the frontcourt, and Jrue Holiday, Evan Turner and Jason Richardson in the backcourt.
More importantly, though, was Collins description of how he'll handle personnel to close out games.
The Sixers, due to a roster of physical limitations, had trouble last season determining who should be on the floor for the final minutes of games. That's why Collins spent more than two minutes Sunday, following the team's practice at PCOM, talking about particular scenarios in which he'd look to plug certain players.
One is going to be Dorell Wright. The eighth-year man, who can play the shooting guard, small forward and power forward spots, gives the Sixers the kind of bench flexibility that should come in handy in crunch time. Wright, for the bulk of his career, has been viewed as a specialist. He's been a defensive stopper, a 3-point catalyst, a minutes-eater, a starter, a high-energy reserve. Wright said Collins has given him the flexibility to do all of the above.
"Now I've been able to play for a coach who's going to let me and allow me to expand my game and play and do everything," Wright said. "I had a chance to do a little bit in Golden State, so I'm happy I get an opportunity to show everything now."
Wright's size (6-9, 200) and skills create matchup problems for the Sixers' opponents. At times in the preseason, Collins has inserted Wright into games in which he desperately needs defensive rebounding, and Wright responded with an average of four boards per game during the exhibition slate.
Additionally, Wright's penchant for knocking down outside shots gives the Sixers' offense an added wrinkle late in games. Wright shot 12-for-25, at a 48-percent clip, from 3-point range in the preseason. He, Richardson and Nick Young could be called upon to close out games because of their ability to bomb away.
"That's the most important part of any game, closing the game out," Wright said. "We have so many different guys who could be going every night. It could be different every night. Guys have to know you just have to sacrifice those minutes. If someone's going good, we'll stick with them." Continued...
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Maalik Wayns practiced for the first time since Thursday, when he suffered a head contusion.
The undrafted rookie looked solid during the team's scrimmage, running the second-team offense. He contributed a pair of fastbreak layups, including one on which he hit the hardwood with Thad Young tumbling on top of him.
"I've been playing like that since the playgrounds, since I was a kid, so I'm used to falling like that," said Wayns, a Villanova product. "I was having headaches for a couple days. That's why (Collins) wouldn't let me practice (Friday). Today, just a slight headache. The headache's fully gone now. I'm fine."
Kwame Brown also practiced, though his rotations in the scrimmage took place before the Sixers opened the session to reporters.
Collins said Brown, the veteran center who missed five preseason games with a left calf strain, worked in a shift with Spencer Hawes — a look the coach would like to have available off his bench opening night.
"He looked good. He ran well today," Collins said of Brown. "We wanted to get him out of there before he fatigued. A lot of times when you have a little bit of a muscle pull, you want to stay away from that leg getting a little weak or maybe you could do it again. But I thought he looked good. I think he's on pace, from where he is now, he'll be ready to go."
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Not quite ten kilometres to the west-north-west of Bicester in Oxfordshire lies the sleepy village of Steeple Aston. In the church of St Peter & St Paul can be found an imposing monument of marble to one of the early Eighteenth century's notorious "hanging judges".
Francis Page, the son of a country parson, was born in either late 1660 or early 1661 in the parish of Bloxham in Oxfordshire. He married first Isabella White in 1685 and, after her death, Frances Wheate (c.1689-1730) in 1705.
He entered the legal profession and was admitted to the Inner Temple in 1685 and was subsequently called to the bar in 1690. His career developed slowly but he became well known in 1705 when he was involved in the famous case of Ashby vs White, engaged as one of the four lawyers of Thomas Wharton, fifth Baron Wharton.
Page was elected to parliament for Huntingdon in 1708. In November 1714 he was made Serjeant-at-Law and by January of 1715 he had been knighted. A week later he was made King's-Serjeant.
In 1718 he was raised to the judicial bench. It was from this time on that he began to gain a reputation as a brutal judge. Through his treatment of the poet Richard Savage, arrested for the murder of James Sinclair in a drunken quarrel in 1727, he gained the ire of, among others, Alexander Pope and Samuel Johnson. Pope and Johnson, and later Savage himself, denounced Page in their works. Pope wrote in his Imitations of Horace:
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There is, however, evidence that Page was no worse than other judges of his time. His bad reputation seems to have been mainly acquired through making an enemy of the literati of his day.
Richard Duckworth, the late 17th century rector of Steeple Aston church partly rebuilt the chancel in 1686, apparently using stone from the mediaeval chapel on the chancel's north side. In doing this the chapel was left open to the elements and was blocked off from the chancel by a partition. In 1723 Sir Francis took over the ruined chapel and created a family mausoleum. He installed a monument to himself and his second wife after she died in 1730.
The monument to Sir Francis Page and Frances his wife stands against the north wall of the north chapel. It was commissioned from the sculptor Henry Scheemakers in 1730 and is of outstanding quality. The composition is of light and dark grey and white marble. The judge lies semi-reclining above and behind his wife. He is dressed in full legal robes and wears a wig. She lies propped up on a pillow and holds an open book. The effigies lie on a gadrooned tomb chest. Behind them is a dark grey obelisk. The whole is set in an architectural framework with Corinthian columns surmounted by a broken pediment with urns and top achievement.
Sir Francis Page died at his home in Middle Aston on the 19th of December 1741 and was buried in the family vault at Steeple Aston on the 29th of December.


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The architectural form of the Pantheon, the largest and best preserved monument of Roman antiquity, is so simple that the structure has survived the hazards of the centuries almost intact. The name of its builder is inscribed above the entrance: Marcus Agrippa, son-in-law of the Emperor Augustus, who dedicated it to the "most holy" (Greek pantheon) planetary gods - hence the dome, representing the firmament, with its opening for the sun - and not to all the gods as the name seems to imply.
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Unions Accuse County of Bullying on Pension Issue
Bill would eliminate decades-old practice of counting overtime toward pension benefits at the same time the county and a union are negotiating the issue in a new contract.
Union officials said Tuesday that a bill to change how pensions are calculated for county employees who belong to one union is little more than a bullying tactic used by county officials.
At issue is a bill that would eliminate overtime from final pension calculation for employees belonging to American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees—mostly snowplow drivers and vehicle maintenance workers and employees who maintain the county sewers.
"You have to understand, we are the lowest paid county employees," said Norman Anderson, president of AFSCME in Baltimore County.
"We are the ones who keep the county running," said Anderson.
"Our scenario is very simple—when there's a foot of snow out there, that big yellow truck is the greatest thing in the world," said Anderson. "You could be having a party on Super Bowl Sunday or a Raven's celebration and you push that silver lever and things come up instead of go down and guess who the most important county employee is? The Bureau of Utilities. These are the people we represent."
Anderson and other union leaders testified in front of county council Tuesday about the pension issue and described the adminsitration's tactcs as heavy-handed.
Currently, employees represented by the union are allowed to use their overtime to increase the size of their final pension benefits. The employees pay into the pension system based on their overtime.
The practice, which is not law, affects only employees represented by AFSCME and dates back three decades, according to Keith Dorsey, director of the county Office of Budget and Finance.
The problem, however, stems from the fact that those overtime payments are not consistent year to year but result in an increase in an employee's base pay on which the final pension benefit is based.
"It's has brought bizarre results," Dorsey said of the policy.
Dorsey said some employees could receive retirement benefits that are based on a calculation higher than their actual base salary. One current employee with the county could be paid a pension based on $62,000 in average compensation based on overtime payments even though his actually salary is $4,000 lower.
Dorsey said the bill brings the the policy "in line with what other employees are receiving."
The bill would affect about 834 people out of a pension system that covers about 9,600 employees, Dorsey said.
In 2011, affected employees earned nearly $3.5 million in overtime, according to the county auditor.
A county auditor's note estimates the savings to the county from the pension change at about $200,000 annually. Dorsey said that figure might be closer to $368,000 a year.
Employees who have already paid into the pension system based on their overtime would not lose their current payments but would not be able to apply future overtime to their pension beginning in June.
County Administrative Officer Fred Homan said the savings is important at a time when the county pension system becomes more mature and is not funded at the levels it was in the recent past.
A recent report now estimates that the county's system is 77 percent funded—down from about 80 percent last year, according to Homan.
"We've come to the point where this is essential," Homan said. "It's a policy and practice that no longer can be tolerated."
The change has been part of ongoing negotiations between the union and the county as they work on a new contract. The current contract expires at the end of June.
"We put this on the table and it was rejected by the (union)," said Homan.
Michael Spiller, a representative of the American Federation of Teachers, which represents employees including county public health nurses, said his union opposes the bill because of the effect it will have on negotiations with other unions.
"This is a premature bill," said Spiller, adding that the county's bill sends a message that "when we don't get what we want, we'll go to the council and get it."
This is the second bill since February that the county has sought to resolve an ongoing dispute over pensions.
The county is asking the General Assembly to change pension law as it pertains to some state employees who transfer to jobs in the county. The law would affect an ongoing legal issue involving the county.
In that lawsuit, the county has lost decisions at both the county Board of Appeals and in Harford County Circuit Court. The county is currently appealing the decision.
A number of unions including the county Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 4, which represents active and retired police officers, lined up Tuesday to oppose the council bill.
Dave Rose, second vice president of the police union, called the bill "vindictive" and "a typical bullying tactic used by the county."
"If they don't get it by bullying, they try to circumvent the system.
Rose said the county has tried to re-open negotiations with the police union over pension issues after agreeing in a contract that it wouldn't do so until 2014.
"Contract language means almost nothing to this administration,"said Rose, adding that the union has rebuffed efforts to open those negotiations and in return is now being taken to binding arbitration on another issue.
"There's the bullying," said Rose.
Homan rejected Rose's assertion that the county is a bully. Instead, he said the county has attempted to avoid furloughs and layoffs.
"Some counties have furloughed, laid off or raised taxes or all of the above in one, two or three years," said Homan
Councilman John Olszewski Sr., a Dundalk Democrat, compared the bill to other moves the county has made to protect the pension system dating back to 2007.
"They have gotten some of the unions to make (agreements) that say future employees will pay more into the system so that current employees won't be laid off or furloughed for three years," said Olszewski. "To me, in this economy, that's a good thing."
Union officials said passage of the bill could lead to legal action against the county.
"By submitting legislation here, it is my opinion that the county is committing an unfair labor practice if it's approved," said Anderson, the union president, who added that a grievance would follow passage of the bill.
Mike Lurz
5:35 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Unions are like any group of people, there are good and there are bad. As far as their usefulness in a government setting, it is a fine balance, and too often the balance tips to one side or another.
Buzz Beeler
5:37 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
For as second, after reading this quote by Mr. Homan, I'm at a loss for words.
"Homan rejected Rose's assertion that the county is a bully."
Second's up. Actually I agree with Mr. Homan. They aren't bullies - THEY ARE TYRANTS!
On this comment the councilman is correct: "Councilman John Olszewski Sr., a Dundalk Democrat, compared the bill to other moves the county has made to protect the pension system dating back to 2007."
He just left out a few facts. The link will fill in the gaps.
And finally we have this little ditty: "Dorsey said the bill brings the the policy "in line with what other employees are receiving."
And to that I say - liar, liar, pants on fire!
johnny towson
5:43 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
The Unions should hit back and hit back hard. Until the double-dipping pensions of the Administration are rebuked by the same elite gang receiving them, there is no reason for us to compromise. The hypocrisy of Homan's words referring to the proposed changes above: "We've come to the point where this is essential, it's a policy and practice that no longer can be tolerated" so clearly demonstrates the arrogance and disconnect characterizing this Administration. Yes-man Johnny O is in tune with Kevin and Fred and we the tax payers are currently forced to listen to this disgusting chorus.
6:11 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
So Fred wants to protect the pension system that is 77% funded. Is that before or after they gave a 3 year incentive to retire to upper management employees?
If the employees pension contribution is calculated using their OT, then they deserve to have that counted into their retirement, but if only the regular salary determines contribution, like PD and FD, then they should only be compensated in retirement reflecting their base salary.
And as far as being fair, why do politicians deserve a 100% pension after working for as little as 8 years. Other county workers aren't even vested in the pension system untill 10 years. A Police officer has to put his live on the line for almost 40 years to get a 100% pension and a Firefighter 5 years longer.
And then there is the double dipping. That's ok for Mr Gardinia now earning abour $150k and a 100% pension but not for the police officer that retires and wants to work for CCBC as a security guard to keep busy after he retires, at about $10 an hour.
Paul Harvey
7:35 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
The County Administration should not be allowed to circumvent the collective bargaining process using the County Council and the County Council should not be allowed to ignore the voters wishes!!!
Paul Harvey
7:42 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
November 2010 Baltimore County Question "A" received 171,773 votes in favor of Binding Arbitration. Are we really to the day when Elected Officials know better than the voters in Baltimore County???? I DON'T THINK SO!
Paul Harvey
7:44 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Paul Harvey
8:11 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Baltimore Co. Council approves binding arbitration measure
8:15 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
The problem with binding arbitration is it only binds the county executive. If the council doesn't want it, all they have to do is refuse to fund it in the budget. Then what happens? Alot of people think bunding arbitration is so powerful and a great tool. It is for private industry but not so much in government. There is always another bill to be approved to circumvent binding arbitration. And who makes the laws...not the unions.
8:19 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Another thing, government workers are "allowed" to have unions. The government does not have to allow unions to represent the workers.I know that would be a hard fight, but ultimately, I think that is one war the county would win.
6:40 am on Thursday, March 15, 2012
Jimmy, if the unions have their way, state employees will be getting a pay cut and will be FORCED to pay fees to a union whether they want to join or not. See HB537/SB783.
Paul Harvey
8:27 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
In the above Baltimore Sun Article Councilman Olszewski is quoted in saying
"My hope is that we never have to use binding arbitration," Olszewski said, adding that in labor disputes, it is best to find an "amicable solution that works for both sides." ...........I guess what he meant was amicable on the side of the union but not when it comes to the County Administration!
8:41 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Paul, I just read the article you posted. Correct me if I;m wrong but these changes the county want's to enact will happen before binding arbitration takes effect.
The article also says PD and FD have had binding arbitration for 10 years...I don't think it has been that long. PD has used it 2 or 3 times and won. I don't think the FD has used it yet.
Paul Harvey
8:53 pm on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Jimmy, It was a November 2010 Referendum question and at the County Administration request Binding Arbitration was passed with an effective date of 2014...........the Paul Harvey rest of the story appears to be that the requested delay for the Binding Arbitration effective date was so the Administration could have a few more years to bully unions in Baltimore County!
9:54 am on Thursday, March 15, 2012
Shut up and get back to work like the private sector! AFSCME is the figurehead of more public sector worker with unfounded entitlement attitude. Cry me a river about your 100% pensions at age 50 to 55. No one under 45 in private industry even knows what a pension is. The money to fund all these public sector pensions and lifetime medical coverage is long since spent and then some.
Explain how government employees are entitled to unionize. That sure seems like a conflict of interest to me.
Michele K Struck
2:34 pm on Thursday, March 15, 2012
hey SA, why not get pissed at private industry for not doing the right thing and providing adiquate health care coverage, pension etc. In 1955 30% of all private sector jobs were unionized, pay was up, benifits up, national economy growing at the highest levels ever.... this continues for 20 years, then slowly but surely laws were passed that broke up unions, stripped them of there power and big buisness cheered an paid those elected officials fat donations and so it began..... fast forward to 2012, less then 6% of private sector jobs are unionized and what do you find? well I will tell you what we find, no pensions, health care costs shifted from employer to employee, little or now pay increases ..... generally speaking the middle and lower middle class are now gone..... we have lost all our advancements and at 52 like myself find I have no finacial stability and am at the whime of my boss on weather or not I even have a job day to day since we now live in a "without cause" era..... dont get mad at the unions....... unionize.
Other Tim
7:20 pm on Thursday, March 15, 2012
Unions priced themselves out of existence. Non-skilled laborers twisting lug nuts on new cars making well over $50,000 a year is a good example.
Who are you kidding getting upset at private business trying to cut costs. Capitalism and maximizing profits are what America was built on. Forcing any business to pay benefits to an employee is no longer a benefit. It is a tax, passed along to the cosumer.
Steven J
8:58 am on Friday, March 16, 2012
@Tim...the unions didn't price themselves out of existence, society got greedy. Employers can always say no. People will only strike so long before they have to come back to work or go bankrupt. Why shouldn't workers feel they are worth more money when the owners of these companies are Billionaires and complain about having to pay a couple of dollars in taxes. They eat lobster every night when the workers eat fish sticks.
When my father was alive and in a union, he never had to beg for a raise and the owner of his company wasn't a millionaire either. He was happy to share the wealth with his workers and in turn he got dedicated employees. He even got a small pension for his dedicated years of service. Today it all comes down to greed.
Hope Soka
5:30 pm on Thursday, March 15, 2012
State employees are already FORCED to pay service fees to unions. The unions then negotiate a contract with the governor calling for raises, etc., the legislature cuts the negotiated raises from the proposed budget, health care costs go up and the state employees are left with less money in their paychecks. The unions make contributions to the governor and other elected officials and no one questions this practice. When all of the unions (except for the State police) receive nearly identical contracts from the governor, and each one only receives what the governor decides to give them before 'bargaining' begins, one could say that collective bargaining really doesn't exist within the Maryland State Government.
5:33 pm on Thursday, March 15, 2012
Amen Michele, well said!
Skip, most union shops have a "fair share" fee than non union members must pay. This is because even if someone doesn't belong to a union, they benefit from the union in wage adn benefit negociations.
And to SA, like I originally said, it's about living up to what was promised you when you signed the contract. If Government doesn't have to abide by a contract why should anyone. Then where would the world be...no warranties, no responsibility to repair safety recalls...
And government employees are not ENTITLED to a union, they are ALLOWED TO HAVE A UNION. The government can shut down the unions at any time, but that would be political suicide. Also, nobody gets a 100% pension but the politicians. I was informed today that even at 45 years in the FD, or PD the most a person can get is 99%. Public safety has worked long and hard to get the pension benefits they have. Don't you think the people that are willing to lay down their life for you are worth a good pendion and maybe being able to retire a little earlier than someone who sits at a desk all day? The question you should be asking is why do the politicians believe they are ENTITLED to a 100% pension and the guy that protects the county executive or the firefighters that gets the county exec out of a stuck elevator will NEVER attain the same benefits as him!
Marty Warren
7:33 pm on Thursday, March 15, 2012
IMHO, they don't have the money to keep all the promises they made to you. Even the Uber Liberal Gov. Cuomo of New York said "We must cut some of the pensions. We can't keep taxing the millionaires or they will keep moving away. We must cut the pensions". I can't believe Cuomo and I agree on something.
Steven J
8:51 am on Friday, March 16, 2012
Marty, they don't tax the millionaires, that's part of the problem. They levy a tax and then give them a loophole. The Pension issue started with the goof Chris Christie in NJ and all his cronies chimed in. I think it's horrible to pull the rug out from under those that protect you. These people put their life on the line every day. They miss their kids growing up, sports, dance recitals, birthdays, Christmas. Away from their families...why? To be spit on, yelled at, assaulted. These are special people and should be treated that way...AT ALL COST.
Ask yourself, where would we be if we didn't have these local heroes to protect you?
Give them a break, make them not have to worry about surviving after retirement, and let them retire young enough so they can enjoy life for a change.
Paul Harvey
12:14 pm on Friday, March 16, 2012
Corporate GREED is no different than County Administrative GREED. If the Council allows for the RAPING of the Union contract maybe we will hear about TOP County Administrative figures TRIPLE DIPPING………..if they are not already!
Buzz Beeler
1:37 pm on Friday, March 16, 2012
Paul, I already posted those links but I do believe the topic takes a while to sink in. Some folks just don't get it.
The reality in these pension related issues is dire.
The reason for this is contained in the link.
How does a state fall so far? Because we are truly the land of the FREE!
4:20 pm on Friday, March 16, 2012
Homan rejected Rose's assertion that the county is a bully. Instead, he said the county has attempted to avoid furloughs and layoffs.
I just re-read the article and I found this quote interesting...
"Some counties have furloughed, laid off or raised taxes or all of the above in one, two or three years," said Homan
The layoffs and furloughs have been avoided because of Jim Smith's administration. The bullying didn't start untll the Kamenetz administration. There have been alot of realocation of duties and an ungodly amount of favors repaid. Moxley, Gardina, Code Enforcement, Human resources and the list goes on. It feels like we are in the Republic of Kamenetz and Homan. There should not be anyone this powerful or above reproach in a democracy.


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Put this kid in with the tough guys you got in the adult section and shut down the camera's. I bet this punk gets his butt whipped but good and you will see him crying to get out of there..
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Someone needs to put a beat down on this jerk.
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'O Canada sailing in the 2011 Transpac' John Curtis
I am a great believer in keeping things as simple as possible. In our modern information age, this is not an easy thing to do. Even alone out at sea, the Vendee Globe skippers are being bombarded with information. I hope for their sakes they are also experiencing that wonderful mind calming effect of being at sea.
It's a rare and magical thing to have one's mind clear of clutter. I recall day four of the 2011 Transpac Ocean Race aboard the Open 60 O Canada, when I suddenly noticed that all the thought noise in my head had stopped. I was on deck between watches. It was morning and the sun had finally broken through the clouds. I had a camera in my hand because we were making a film about the race and I described the feeling to the camera while filming the water rush past the deck. It was magical. My thoughts were ordered and deliberate. There were no interruptions. Finishing a thought was easy and my perceptions felt clear and free of doubt. I would love to find that place again. Here is a
to the film that should be available soon. You can watch the trailers for the two films about this adventure. They are called The California Campaign and The Transpac.
I'm sure many of the Vendee skippers are having their doubts about their ability to predict what will happen next with the weather but there is some simple logic that they should be trying to follow.
Essentially they have two ways to make progress. They can go for speed or try to sail the shortest route to the next way point. A way point is sometimes a mark, tip of a continent, an ice gate and sometimes an imaginary point that gets them to where they think they need to be at a certain point in the race. If you race small boats think of a way point like a mark of the race.
The thing that is most noticeable about these fast boats is the extent to which extra speed can compensate for sailing extra distance. This usually means that finding more wind is the primary concern and they will be willing to go surprisingly far out of their way to get to that stronger wind. Anyone who sails catamarans will know what I am talking about.
They also have to factor in points of sail. No one wants to sail a close hauled course in heavy weather and big seas. Reaching or running is much faster in big wind so they are aiming to be reaching or running in the big stuff.
When the wind is light, it is usually better to sail angles that are closer to the wind (close hauled or close reach). This is because the apparent wind is stronger in light winds if you are travelling in a direction that is close to being the opposite direction from the true wind. The True wind and boat wind add to create apparent wind. (its high school geometry at work in the real world and it is more elegant and wonderful than they ever taught us in school).
This changes when the wind reaches a velocity where the boat can generate more apparent wind on broader angles. in an Open 60 this is about 6-8 knots of true wind. In six knots of true wind sailing about 20 degrees off a close hauled course with the full main and a Code 0 (ginormous jib flown off the bow sprit) the boat will do about 10-12 knots depending on the sea state. 10-12 knots over the bottom in six knots of wind. Sounds like cheating mother nature and it feels like that to. It's awesome!
The other thing is that there will be times in the race where there is no escape from the light wind. The St. Helena that the fleet just went through is usually such a spot. In that situation they want to enter areas of light wind from a position that will allow them to sail through it on points of sail that are closer to the wind and also heading in the right direction to clear the light air as soon as possible as well as trying to travel in the right direction or as close to aiming at the next way point as possible.
The skippers will use computers to help them do these calculations. There is sophisticated software such as Expedition that will have the boats 'polars' programmed into the computer. The polars are the theoretical speeds that the boat can sail at a given wind strength and point of sail. The computers generate several options for the skippers to optimize their velocity toward the next way point (VMG or velocity made good toward the destination).
It's actually a little more complicated than this because the distance are enormous so skippers will set intermediate way points between the bigger goals they have of rounding the tips of continents and ice gates. There is a skill involved in breaking up each part of the race into smaller parts and racing between these points, but the big picture is generally to sail in more wind at an angle that allows the boat to maximize speed and when the wind is going to get light set yourself up to be able to sail closer angles in the lighter wind but headed in a direction as close as possible to the next mark. It's always a balancing act between speed and aiming as close as possible at the destination.
If there is one simple rule to follow it would be 'speed is king'. Get to the stronger wind and sail broader angles in the strong stuff and when you have no choice but to sail in lighter wind you attempt to set yourself up in advance to sail tighter angles as close to the rhumbline (straight line course to next mark or way point) as possible.
Clear as mud right?
At least I hope their minds have cleared the clutter of modern living - an experience I highly recommend.
Stay tuned as the fleet starts their wild rides in the Southern Ocean.
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The brow is big.
Anthony Davis' unique unibrow that appears like a soaring bird has become a marketing bonanza in the bluegrass and beyond.
There's T-shirts (with phrases like Bow to the Brow), glasses and masks (including one that Davis' mother, Erainer, wore during the SEC tournament) and even earrings in Davis' likeness with his signature unibrow in blue (check eBay).
In Lexington on Monday, students were sticking black plastic forks in the ground in the shape of Davis' eyebrow in the front yard of the Farmhouse Fraternity.
Davis says he loves how quickly the fans embraced it.
While Kentucky's fans have supported Davis, he says he found the most creative fans came on the road _ including in Florida where there were dueling pictures of him and another famous unibrow, Bert of Sesame Street.
Teammate Marquis Teague sums up Davis' fashion phenomenon: "Only he can pull that off."
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