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Created by the man behind the bada-boomtastic gangster drama The Sopranos, HBO's original series Boardwalk Empire stars Steve Buscemi as Nucky Thompson, the gangster who oversaw the rise of Atlantic City. Also in the cast are Kelly MacDonald, Aleksa Palladino, Paz de la Huerta, and Gretchen Mol, none of whom are strangers to on-screen nudity. Irish nudecomer Heather Lind joins the nude cast… Become a Mr Skin Member and get the full review
|Patricia Arquette as Sally Wheet
|Margot Bingham as Daughter Maitland
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|Erica Fae as Charlotte
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|Kayla Ferguson as Doris
|Lisa Joyce as Mary
|Kelly MacDonald as Margaret
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|Gretchen Mol as Gillian
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|Aleksa Palladino as Angela Darmody
|Christiane Seidel as Sigrid
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|Paz de la Huerta as Lucy
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|Jo Armeniox as Mrs. Pastor
|Kathryn Barnhardt as Woman
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|Anne Bergstedt Jordanova as Gillian's Prostitute
|Bethany Kay as Margery
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|Maddie Jo Landers as Nucky's Girl
|Georgia X. Lifsher as Kitty
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|Heather Lind as Katy
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|Emily Meade as Pearl
|Julianne Nicholson as Esther Randolph
|Jessy Smith
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|Meg Chambers Steedle as Billie Kent
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Episode: "William Wilson" (Oct 20th, 2013)
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Episode: "What Does The Bee Do?" (Oct 16th, 2011)
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Episode: "Peg of Old" (Nov 6th, 2011)
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Episode: "Sunday Best" (Oct 28th, 2012)
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Episode: "Sunday Best" (Oct 28th, 2012)
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Episode: "The Ivory Tower" (Sep 26th, 2010)
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Episode: "Marriage and Hunting" (Nov 3rd, 2013)
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Episode: "Boardwalk Empire" (Sep 19th, 2010)
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Episode: "A Dangerous Maid" (Oct 9th, 2011)
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Nucky (Steve Buscemi) has his sights set firmly on the end of prohibition, and meets with an enterprising businessman named Joe Kennedy (Matt Letscher) to help finance Nucky's plan to sell legal alcohol once again. We also learn that Eli (Shea Whigham) is still alive and working for Al Capone (Stephen Graham) in Chicago. Capone's fortunes take a turn for the worse, however, when a man named Elliot Ness (Jim True-Frost) raids one of his warehouses, acquiring twenty thousand dollars in booze and cash.
Meanwhile, Gillian (Gretchen Mol) is not adjusting well to life in the hellish mental hospital where she remains confined, bartering all of her most valuable possessions for things like a pen and paper. She also finds herself at the mercy of a ruthless warden (Mary B. McCann), who routinely ogles Gillian and the other women while they are naked, and informs them that they are "naughty girls."
Still estranged from Margaret, Teddy, and Emily, Nucky (Steve Buscemi) finds himself becoming enthralled with Sally Wheet (Patricia Arquette). And who could blame him? This sexy seductress looks positively porkable in a cleavage baring bra! She looks even better when she lays down with a shotgun, placing it right in between those sensational skin sacks of hers! Too bad we don't get to see them on this episode!
Unfortunately, Agent Van Alden (Michael Shannon) isn't faring any better with the ladies on this episode! After standing up to Al Capone (Vincent Piazza) and coming clean to Dean O'Banion (Arron Shiver), Van Alden goes to see his usual fling, Mrs. Mueller (Christiane Seidel). Though he manages to coerce her into sleeping with him by throwing a bunch of cash her way, the bliss is short-lived as she tells him that she and her husband's relationship is on the mend, leaving him out in the cold! Thankfully, she takes off her top before things get too heated, giving us one last chance to see her petite peepers!
After going six whole episodes without any skin, season 4 gets back on track with this week's episode. Willie (Ben Rosenfield) continues to be a thorn in the side of his Uncle Nucky (Steve Buscemi). After letting his best friend take the fall for his inadvertent murder of another student, Willie's increasingly reckless behavior has gotten so bad that Eli (Shea Whigham) has had to take Nucky aside and tell him to straighten Willie out, or else he will be forced to do so himself. One of Willie's best decisions in the episode involves him sleeping with a young girl played by Kayla Ferguson, who gives us a nice look at her fun bags as she sits in bed topless after their encounter! That ought to please your willy!
Meanwhile, the relationship between Chalky (Michael K. Williams) and Daughter Maitland (Margot Bingham) continues to heat up! However, it is also keeping Chalky so distracted that he fails to notice when Valentin (Jeffrey Wright) takes control of not just Dunn (Eric LaRay Harvey), but the entire Northside. But who could blame him for being distracted when Margot Bingham's got such delicious dingers! She also gives us a glimpse of her glutes after the do the deed! They should think about renaming her Daughter 'Bateland!
Season 4 opens with Nucky (Steve Buscemi) extending an olive branch to Joe Masseria (Ivo Nandi) and Arnold Rothstein (Michael Stuhlbarg), assuring them that he's quite content with the amount of power and territory he currently possesses. Meanwhile, Gillian (Gretchen Mol) finds herself back in court having to fight for custody of her grandson, and the judge quickly becomes fed up with her lies.
This season also looks as though it's going to be focused more on Chalky White (Michael K. Williams), his newly acquired Onyx Club, and the increasing tensions between black and white. In one sensational scene, Dunn (Eric LaRay Harvey) begins to have sex with one of the showgirls, Alma (Jo Armenioux), who shows her sensational snoobs as they get it on! The scene ends badly though, with Dunn killing her talent scout husband. There's also a terrific topless scene from Maddie Jo Landers, who bares her boppers while talking with Nucky in bed! It looks like this season is off to a terrific start!
Gyp Rossetti (Bobby Cannavale) is back in New York City, and his boss is unhappy about the mess is Tabor Heights. He's not getting any relief at home either, with his wife and mother-in-law henpecking him at every turn. But just when Joe Masseria (Ivo Nandi) is ready to get rid of him for good, Gyp promises he will take out Nucky once and for all and turn Joe from boss into king.
Nucky (Steve Buscemi), Margaret (Kelly MacDonald), and the kids head over to Eli's (Shea Whigham) for Easter Sunday, and the brothers are closer than ever to patching things up. Margaret takes the opportunity to confide in June (Nisi Sturgis) about her troubled marriage to Nucky, since June is full of gratitude for their support.
Gillian (Gretchen Mol) uses the holiday as an excuse to spend quality time with her latest boytoy who happens to look exactly like Jimmy. Roger (Billy Magnussen) arrives at the whorehouse and spends the day dancing a mattress jig with Gillian. But when he is later relaxing in the bath, the still topless Gillian stabs him with a syringe full of heroin and pushes him under the water. At least he went out with a bang!
Fires have been mysteriously staring on Nucky's (Steve Buscemi) property, and Margaret (Kelly MacDonald) assumes that Teddy is behind the hijinks and punishes him. When Owen (Charlie Cox) later finds the vagrant actually responsible for starting the blaze, Margaret starts to doubt her decision making process and finds comfort in a greenhouse hump with the hired help. Lucky Owen.
Meanwhile, Harry Daugherty's (Christopher McDonald) attempts to bring down liquor gives Nucky an unlikely ally in Ester Randolph (Julianne Nicholson). Now that they have a common enemy, it is in their best interests to work together.
Business is booming at Gillian's (Gretchen Mol) brothel, but Lucky Luciano (Vincent Piazza) is trying to get the prostitutes to sell heroin on the sly. His belle de jour (Anne Bergstedt Jordanova) listens to his speech while baring her buns in bed, until Gillian bursts in and breaks up the pillow talk. When Gillian later goes for a stroll on the boardwalk she meets a young man who shares a striking resemblance to Jimmy, and takes him home for a freaky walk down mammary lane. She may call him James in the afterglow, but all eyes are on her topless treats as she enjoys a post coital cigarette. Smoking hot!
Nucky (Steve Buscemi) needs to get rid of Gyp Rossetti (Bobby Cannavale), since he has managed to block the liquor route to New York. Rothstein (Michael Stuhlbarg) wants the booze to keep flowing, but is reluctant to go up against Rossetti lest it damage his delicate truce with Mafioso Joe Masseria (Ivo Nandi). And when Gyp approaches Rothstein personally to take over as supplier, Rothstein agrees to cut Nucky out of the loop.
Margaret (Kelly MacDonald) is putting all of her time and effort into starting the women's clinic, but when she catches Nucky buying a new dress for Billie she is pretty peeved. Still, she's willing to keep her mouth shut as long as Nucky keeps providing the funds for the good life.
New York gangster Bennie Siegel (Michael Zegen) gets the idea to take out Gyp personally as a favor to Nucky, and plans an ambush at the local hotel. Meanwhile Gyp is engaged in some kinky S&M sex with the trampy local waitress (Kathryn Barnhardt) who trots out her tatas, tush, and bush during a montage of hump positions. But when Bennie bursts into their room with guns blazing, the doomed dame meets her untimely end as a human shield. Thanks for the mammaries!
After Sherriff Sickles' murder, Nucky (Steve Buscemi) instructs his crew to take the dangerous back roads to New York City to avoid Gyp Rossetti (Bobby Cannavale). Eli (Shea Whigham) is still angling to regain his status amongst the crew, but Nucky refuses to forgive him for his past misdeeds. Instead he puts Owen (Charlie Cox) in charge of the operation, and soon finds out that Rowland Smith (Nick Robinson) has been stealing booze from their stockpiles.
The New York City gangsters are getting in deep with heroin sales, and Lucky Luciano (Vincent Piazza) is stuck in the turf war. Gyp Rossetti is planning an ambush on Nucky's latest shipment with the help of the new sheriff, and Eli manages to find out on his own reconnaissance. Unfortunately, he isn't able to get word to the convoy in time, and the whole crew is massacred on the road by Tabor Heights.
Owen may be having a tough time at work, but things are going pretty swell in the bedroom thanks to Nucky's ex maid, Katy (Heather LInd). She brings out her succulent swingers and sweet seat to mount up on Owen while he takes a phone call from the boss. Suddenly getting slammed at work doesn't seem so bad!
Nucky (Steve Buscemi) is having nightmares every night, and he can't get hold of Billie (Meg Chambers Steedle) to schedule a little tension relief. He does manage to make a brief peace with Gyp Rossetti (Bobby Cannavale) by letting him stay as his guest in Atlantic City and promising to send him home with a month's supply of liquor. But all of his hard work goes down the tube when Gyp misinterprets a note from Nucky as an insult and kills Sheriff Sickles (E.J. Carroll) in retaliation.
Mickey (Paul Sparks) has been telling everyone that he killed Manny Horvitz, and when word gets back to Richard Harrow (Jack Huston) he decides to take matters into his own hands. He forces Doyle to confess his lies to Nucky, and then reveals he was the one who killed Horvitz to avenge Angela's death. Nothing business, just personal.
Meanwhile Van Alden (Michael Shannon) is having a tough time fitting in with his new co-workers who are constantly making him the butt of their practical jokes. Thankfully he gets some butt of his own at home with his nanny turned wife Sigrid (Christiane Seidel). She climbs on top of him and bed and strips off her nightgown to bare her itty-bitties and buns. Now that's a babely sitter!
Eli (Shea Whigham) gets released from the slammer, and is surprised to find Mickey Doyle (Paul Sparks) waiting for him with a ride home and a job offer. Eli takes the lift but is not too interested in getting mixed up in his brother's business again. But once he sees that his family has been struggling for money in his absence, he reluctantly goes to work at Mickey's warehouse.
Gyp Rossetti (Bobby Cannavale) finds an isolated gas stain on Nucky's trafficking route towards New York, and strong arms the local sheriff into blockading the pumps. When the liquor convoy stops that evening to fuel up, they are unable pass and are forced to head back to Atlantic City.
Meanwhile Nucky (Steve Buscemi) is wrapped up in his love affair with Billie Kent (Meg Chambers Steedle), but his obsession with her is starting to interfere with business. Since Billie likes to be undressed as often as possible there sure is a lot to be skinterested in! When she trots out her T&A to answer a flirtatious phone call in front of Nucky, he's steaming. But her flapper fundoodles will have you creaming!
New York gangster Gyp Rossetti (Bobby Cannavale) is headed to Atlantic City, and when he has car trouble along the way, he beats to death a good samaritan for daring to imply he can't help himself.
Meanwhile Nucky (Steve Buscemi) is knee-deep in violence himself while interrogating a young man who has stolen liquor from Mickey Doyle's (Paul Sparks) warehouse. After the thief confesses, he is quickly dispatched by gun-for-hire Manny Horvitz (William Forsythe).
Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) is planning a King Tut themed New Years Eve party, and meddling in city affairs as a board member for St. Theresa's hospital. But when she suggests a women's wing be built to help uneducated mothers, the head doctor is insulted at her audacity.
Gillian (Gretchen Mol) is putting her talents to use by running a high-end brothel, with Richard Harrow (Jack Huston) as her right hand man. She's also raising Tommy and has managed to convince him that she is his mother, instead of the dearly departed Angela. Richard is still mourning Angela's death though, and finally gets his revenge with a surprise shotgun blast to Manny Horvitz's face.
Nucky has a terrible New Years Eve party with the disillusioned Margaret and greedy guests, but when he returns to his rooms at the Ritz, the perky performer Billie Kent (Meg Chambers Steedle) is waiting in bed for him. Her flapper funbags are just the pick me up Nucky needs to continue his tough work. Boob-legging at its finest!
Nucky's (Steve Buscemi) Irish whiskey shipment arrives and begins to flood Atlantic City at bargain prices. Jimmy's (Michael Pitt) tentative control over the city is slipping, as the black workers continue to strike and Nucky's cheap whiskey is in demand. Jimmy tries to negotiate with strike leader Chalky (Michael Kenneth Williams) but is unable to meet his terms. Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) visits Emily (Lucy Gallina) in the hospital and learns that she will live but be crippled forever.
Jimmy is still refusing to pay his debt to Manny Horvitz (William Forsythe) but sends Mickey Doyle (Paul Sparks) to pay him with extra liquor instead of cash. Manny decides a pound of flesh would be better and goes to Jimmy's house to teach him a lesson. He grabs Angela (Aleksa Palladino) and waits for Jimmy to come out the bathroom. When the door opens, Manny shoots and we get two surprises- it's Louise and she's naked! We get a quick look at Louise's targets before she hits the floor, courtesy of Manny's pistol. Jimmy has already left town, so Angela is shot as well. Hey Louise, say hello to my little friend!
Van Alden's wife, Rose (Enid Graham), refuses to see him. Nucky's (Steve Buscemi) rivals decide the only way to gain his power is to have him killed, so Al Capone (Stephen Graham) hires a hit man to take Nucky out. Jimmy (Michael Pitt) is unsure about the hit on Nucky but Gillian (Gretchen Mol) advises him to stay strong.
Gillian has other things on her mind since she has secretly started seeing Lucky Luciano (Vincent Piazza) again. Gillian lets Lucky see her blinker as they argue loyalties in the bedroom. Gillian's left bullet will make you bring out your Tommy gun!
Assistant US Attorney Esther Randolph (Julianne Nicholson) comes into town to prosecute Nucky and immediately makes waves with Van Alden. Desperate to get back to her old life, Lucy goes to Nucky with her baby. Knowing the value of leverage over a prohibition agent, Lucy tells Nucky that Van Alden is the father. After calling Van Alden to his office, Nucky tells him that he will be his eyes and ears in the Bureau of Prohibition. Van Alden returns home to find that Lucy left their baby with a neighbor and moved out. The hit man hired by Capone shoots at Nucky, but the bullet only goes through his hand. Prohibition Investigator Lathrop (Curt Bouril), who has been following Nucky, kills the hit man before he can take another shot.
Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) goes to Brooklyn to visit her estranged family. When she returns home, she talks to fellow Irishman Owen(Charlie Cox) about homesickness and the two end up doing a mattress jig.
Nucky (Steve Buscemi) still has some power in Atlantic City and it's growing stronger with the Commodore missing. With Gillian's help, Jimmy (Michael Pitt) is trying to pick up where the Commodore left off, but the old men who favored his father aren't so respectful of him.
Eli (Shea Whigham) comes crawling back to Nucky now that his revolt has failed, but Nucky just laughs at him. This starts a fight that is only broken up when Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) intervenes with a shotgun. With all his plans falling apart, Eli loses his cool and kills ward boss O'Neill (William Hill) when he asks about the Commodore's absence.
Everything ends on a high note as the nudecomer maid, Katy (Heather Lind), shows us her dusters before getting into bed with ex-IRA bodyguard Owen(Charlie Cox). Her bombs end the show with a bang!
Things are going swell for the Commodore (Dabney Coleman) as Gillian (Gretchen Mol) strips down to reveal her rack and rear. Gillian's swinging shakers are so sexy that the Commodore suffers a stroke. Stroking is guaranteed when Gillian brings out her perky peepers!
With the Commodore out of commission, Nucky's detractors scramble to stay on track. Meanwhile, Margaret(Kelly Macdonald) seems to be forgetting her humble origins as she orders the staff around and denies them a raise. Don't worry Margaret, Gillian already gave us a raise!
Chalky (Michael Kenneth Williams) finally gets out of jail and looks for revenge against the men who set his warehouse on fire. Van Alden (Michael Shannon) is drawing suspicion from the FBI for handling too much confiscated cash and from his wife for never being at the boardinghouse where he supposedly lives. Nucky (Steve Buscemi) gets some help from the IRA to blow up Doyle's warehouse, and Gillian gets some revenge on the paralyzed Commodore for abusing her when she was young.
Lucy (Paz de la Huerta) is not happy being hidden from the world because of her pregnancy, but who cares about that… the boobs are back! Lucy shows her mams and muff checking out her pregnant body in the mirror, then turns around to gaze at her sweet seat meat.
The Commodore (Dabney Coleman) advances his plans to take over from Nucky (Steve Buscemi) by buying up his supplies of liquor. The few suppliers still loyal to Nucky get their ships seized by the coast guard. Nucky's downswing continues as he gets no help from the Attorney General on his election fraud charges.
Jimmy's (Michael Pitt) loyalty is wavering between his biological father, the Commodore, and Nucky, who has treated him as a son. Lucy contemplates suicide, but the delivery of a phonograph from Van Alden (Michael Shannon) manages to lift her spirits.
Cheer up Lucy, at least our pants are happy!
The 19th Amendment passes, giving women the right to vote. Nucky (Steve Buscemi) and Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) celebrate with champagne; trying to put an innocent face on his plans, Nucky pushes Margaret to speak on behalf of his political friends to the League of Women Voters.
Champagne corks aren't the only things popping, because the nudity is back in this episode! Angela (Aleksa Palladino) brings out her bon-bons while waxing the kitchen table with her husband Jimmy (Michael Pitt). That wood needed a good polishing!
With Val Alden's (Michael Shannon) case and reputation falling apart, he drowns his sorrows at a speakeasy, where he meets down-on-her-luck Lucy (Paz de la Huerta). Back at his place, Lucy shows off her biscuit and beans while saddling up for a ride on creepy FBI guy Van Alden. Those are some Secret Services worth paying taxes for!
Mary (Lisa Joyce) tries to convince Angela to run away with her to Paris and leave Jimmy. Chalky (Michael Kenneth Williams) helps Nucky out by getting rid of the D'Alessio brothers but lets Lansky (Anatol Yusef) live so he can tell Rothstein who's in control.
The skin is back! Paz de la Heurta always delivers the full enchilada!
All is not well in Atlantic City. While Eli (Shea Whigham) is recovering from his gunshot wound, rumors about corruption in the sheriff's office are swirling. Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) realizes how much her life has changed when her previous employer at the dress shop asks her to sway Nucky into decreasing the shop's payoff money. Jimmy (Michael Pitt) comes back into town with solider pal Harrow and immediately gets assigned to bump off the D'Alessio brothers, Nucky's rivals. Meanwhile, New York boss Rothstein (Michael Stuhlbarg) is plotting with the D'Alessios and Doyle (Paul Sparks) to get rid of Nucky and take over his business.
Angela (Aleksa Palladino) and Jimmy are reunited, which cuts off her steamy she-bop with her lover Mary. The honeymoon doesn't last too long, though, because Van Alden (Michael Shannon) quickly arrests Jimmy for his role in the heist. Margaret is getting used to the finer things, using her newfound power with Nucky to score an expensive dress.
Sebso (Erik Weiner), Van Alden's right hand man, drives the heist witness to New York but stops midway to shoot him in head. Turns out Nucky had an inside man in the FBI all along. The episode ends with a botched assassination attempt on Nucky by the D'Alessio brothers, in which an innocent woman gets shot.
No nudity this time but some sexy lesbo lip locking makes life a little easier.
Having suffered a leg injury in the war, Jimmy (Michael Pitt) goes to see a doctor, were he meets fellow soldier Harrow (Jack Huston). Nucky's elderly father Ethan (Tom Aldredge) falls and breaks a leg, prompting Eli (Shea Whigham) to take him while Nucky (Steve Buscemi) suggests an old folks' home.
Lucky convinces disgraced distiller Doyle to rob Lolly Steinman's casino with a big cut going to boss Rothstein in New York.
The FBI finally gets a break in the whiskey heist case when bit player Winslow gives up Jimmy and Al's names in exchange for a lighter sentence.
The truth comes out about the real reason Jimmy's wife Angela (Aleksa Palladino) stayed behind- she's in a secret lesbo relationship with Mary (Lisa Joyce)! With her husband out of town, they get in bed to skindulge in some succulent sapphic shagging.
Nucky gets to show his softer side to Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) by confessing his father's cruelty to him as a child. Jimmy's revenge against the man who cut Pearl is completed with a little help from Harrow and a rifle across the street.
Touring his father's old house, Nucky runs into belligerent and abusive Ethan, prompting Nucky to pour turpentine on the floor and burn the whole place down.
The episode ends with a fire, but the hottest parts by far are from lady lovers Aleksa Palladino and Lisa Joyce grindin' gazongas!
To make up for the lack of nudity in last week's episode, Boardwalk Empire brings out the big guns this week. Lioness Lucy (Paz de la Huerta) shows full frontal as she scratches Nucky (Steve Buscemi) to mark her territory. She can show us her pussy cat anytime!
To avoid getting pregnant by Nucky, Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) gets some family planning advice to use Lysol. Jimmy (Michael Pitt) and Al Capone's (Steven Graham) hot tempers are making it hard for them to work together.
Lucky lives up to his name as he gives Gillian (Gretchen Mol) the love gun. Seeing Gillian's perky pink peaches as she gets it doggy style will have you howling!
Then things get all Fatal Attraction as Lucy spreads her legs to show Margaret her bearded clam. Margaret finally shows her twin peaks while changing, but tit's unfortunately the work of a body double.
New York boss Rothstein tells Lucky that the broad he's been banging is Jimmy's mother, not his wife. After accepting Nucky's offer to move to a nicer area, Margaret realizes she's been relocated to "mistress's row" where all the gangsters' side pieces live.
To get revenge for Pearl's death and take out his competition, Jimmy and Al Capone shoot up Sheridan and his gang.
Nucky gives Margaret the cold shoulder to get his butter churned by a prostitute with sweet milk cans, and Van Alden's (Michael Shannon) obsession with Margaret is starting to get freaky!
Jimmy (Michael Pitt) is staying in Chicago with an increasingly dangerous Al Capone (Steven Graham), while Lucky Luciano (Vincent Piazza) is on Jimmy's trail for his part in the whiskey heist. Working girl Pearl (Emily Meade) flaunts some puffy peaks in bed with Jimmy, and Lucky gets extra lucky when he see Jimmy's mom Gillian (Gretchen Mol) dance topless onstage. When Gillian shows off her spotlights, pants give her a standing ovation!
Whiskey supplier Chalky (Michael Kenneth Williams) continues the search for the man who killed his driver. He suspects the KKK, doesn't know it was his rival Doyle that's trying to bring him down. Nucky only has eyes for Margaret at his birthday party, even when a nearly nude Lucy (Paz de la Huerta) pops out of a birthday cake for him. Party girl Lucy will have you putting icing all over her cupcakes!
Breast of show: Gretchen Mol topless on stage will make you bring out your mono log!
Simon, the only witness to the heist, is still alive and Nucky (Steve Buscemi) wants him out of the picture. Eli (Shea Whigham) tries to bump him off, but is interrupted by Van Alden (Michael Shannon). Van Alden takes Simon to New York City, but because of some rough treatment on the way he ends up dead. His last words are about a man named Jimmy (Michael Pitt).
Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) gets a job at a dress shop, thanks to her admirer Nucky. Nucky is expanding profits by having distiller Chalky (Michael Kenneth Williams) dilute the whisky. Lucy (Paz de la Huerta) is expanding pants by making Margaret undress her to try on lingerie. Lascivious Lucy gives us full, banging breasts, buns, and bush while shimmying into and out of see-through panties.
Jimmy gets fingered for the heist and has to leave town. Mr. Skin wishes that his fingers would stay where they belong…in that lezzie lingerie scene earlier. Jimmy heads to Chicago, but his wife has other plans and stays behind.
Paz de la Huerta's ample assets will have you jonesin' for some de la Squerta!
Agent Van Alden (Michael Shannon) is on the case trying
Boardwalk Empire starts out heavy, with whiskey runners being robbed after falling for the old "dead guy in the road" routine. Then we're off to the Women's Temperance League, where 'Nucky' Thompson (Steve Buscemi) is giving an inspirational speech at an anti-alcohol rally. The next speech he gives is in the back of a nightclub to the mayor and other leaders discussing how to keep the city wet during prohibition. Mr. Skin likes it wet too!
At an illegal distillery, hidden underneath a funeral home, we get frontal from a girl in the morgue keeping the cold slab hot by showing full funbags and furburger.
Nelson Van Alden (Michael Shannon), a senior Prohibition enforcement agent, keeps tabs as Nucky meets with various gangsters from New York and Chicago. Nucky's making deals to spread the booze around.
Later, in bed, Nucky's girlfriend Lucy (Paz de la Huerta) shows her rib bumpers as she rides him reverse cowgirl. After she dismounts we see her grand glutemou and slim trim. Those are some canyons worth yodeling into!
Jimmy (Michael Pitt), the driver who's looking to move up, set up the robbery to gain favor with Nucky. Jimmy and young Al Capone (Steven Graham) accidentally shoot up the whiskey buyers.
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Sen. Andy Berke caused an upper-level disturbance in District 10 when he announced that he will not seek re-election. At first the drop in barometric pressure was slight, since it appeared that Rep. Vince Dean would move in and thus push the volatility over to House District 30.
However, more recent data show Dean staying put, which quieted would-be candidates Larry Grohn and East Ridge Mayor Brent Lambert. Dean will likely face a comparatively weak Democratic front from either Brock Bennington or Sandra Norris Smith, which means he'll probably blow right through without too much upheaval.
But oh, there's a storm brewing in the Senate race. On the GOP side, business developer Greg Vital, who was in before Dean was out, is looking like he'll produce heavy, soaking rains (of campaign cash) while there may be plenty of bluster from rival Todd Gardenhire.
The super cell we're really watching, though, is the Democratic primary, which got a boost in severity on Friday when Chattanooga City Councilman Andraé McGary announced his intent to run for the seat. With the new district lines, the Republicans are hoping for a change in wind direction, but tensions between the Democrats backing McGary and those backing David Testerman could cause major damage within the party, which will please the GOP regardless. A potential third Democrat, Quenston Coleman, has yet to return his qualifying petition.
In Nashville, the Senate District 20 vortex caused by retiring Sen. Joe Haynes has drawn a substantial pack of storm chasers. Scooter Clippard, Steve Dickerson, David Hall, and Rob Mortensen are among the Republicans; and James Baxter, Kevin Doherty, and Richard Exton are possible Democratic contenders.
Meanwhile, spotters reported that Hall's son and daughter have pulled petitions in House District 50; or is that bull? Charles Williamson wants to be the nominee to take on Rep. Gary Moore.
In House District 60, former Metro Council member Rep. Jim Gotto is set to clash with current member Darren Jernigan.
We're trying to establish communications with Lawrence and Giles Counties to see what the situation is on the ground there. A bungled party switch attempt blew Rep. Eddie Bass right out of the water, and it's just not clear from here what is left in the wake of that rural storm system.
In Memphis, redistricting caused Mississippi floodwaters to pool heavily in Senate District 30, as Sens. Jim Kyle and Beverly Marrero are forced into a primary match.
So far, no watches or warnings are posted for House Districts 10, 40, 80, or 90; but keep your browser tuned right here as things could change rapidly in most of these areas over the next week or two.
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Chattanooga businessman Greg Vital has made it known that he intends to seek the 10th District Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Andy Berke—the same seat that Rep. Vince Dean was thoroughly expected to seek. However, as the Chattanooga Times Free Press also reports, Dean is being encouraged by House Speaker Beth Harwell and Majority Leader Gerald McCormick to stay put.
This would mean a shake-up in the developing GOP primary for House District 30, which would be an open seat if Dean were to run for the Senate. East Ridge Mayor Brent Lambert and Larry Grohn have picked up petitions, and there has been talk of a couple more candidates. Not many Republican candidates would be likely to stay in it against the incumbent, though. Two Democrats have also picked up papers to run: Brock Bennington and Brian White.
Collegedale resident Ray Minner, who has also been considering a run in the 30th after redistricting placed him in that district, says there is something telling in the GOP leaders' actions:
Doesn't anyone besides me find it very, very curious that "the two top House Republicans," who have surely known for quite a long time that Vince Dean was planning to run for the Senate, said nothing, and even allowed him to make his announcement and pick up papers. Then suddenly, when Greg Vital decides HE wants that seat, they start to lean on Vince to stay in the House. Coincidence? Only the most naive would think so.
Meanwhile, it looks like voters in the new 28th District will have a contested primary in both of the two major parties. Democratic Reps. Tommie Brown and JoAnne Favors were placed into the same minority-majority district, and each has said she will seek the nomination. Two Republicans have also pulled petitions: Johnny Horne, who has run unsuccessfully for local and state offices in years past; and Basil Marceaux Jr., who previously ran in the old 29th District against Favors.
That's not, by the way, the Basil Marceaux ("dot com") you may be thinking of. The elder Marceaux is running for the state House as well, but in the 27th District, where he will challenge incumbent Rep. Richard Floyd in the GOP primary. (Trivia time: can anyone name other instances in which a parent and child were running in neighboring legislative districts in the same election?) Marceaux will be on the ballot on Super Tuesday too, as a candidate for Hamilton County Mayor.
In the new 29th, which covers eastern and northern Hamilton County, former sessions judge Mike Carter has so far drawn no opponents for the open seat. If this stays true, he will have pulled off quite a feat, given the rich swath of Republican votes it holds. The qualifying deadline is noon on April 5th.
The primary elections will be held on August 2nd.
Chris Carroll captured the essential moments from a fundraiser held by the Hamilton County Democratic Party at which U.S. Rep. John Lewis was the featured speaker.
Lewis, a Democratic congressman from Atlanta and a leader in the civil rights movement, told attendees that the Democratic Party "represents an inclusive 'big tent' for all comers."
Though I was unable to attend, a kind reader supplied me with a photo from the event.
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So you already knew about Mark Twain Clemens, a Bledsoe County resident who is challenging U.S. Sen. Bob Corker in the 2012 GOP primary.
But here's another name that evokes the Nineteenth Century: one Grover Cleveland Mullins Jr. is running for the same seat. According to The Green Papers, Mullins is running as a Democrat.
This news makes me want to start a rumor that Andy Berke's middle name is "Jackson."
Here is your week in Tennessee and Chattanooga politics, going back to last Friday.
Weston Wamp unveiled his campaign slogan and a seven-point policy platform at Monday's Pachyderm Club meeting. Coach Zach was on-hand.
Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield won a decisive victory against those who seek to recall him. Circuit Court Judge Jeff Hollingsworth ordered the cancellation of the election that had been set by the Hamilton County Election Commission. But the recall group has 30 days to appeal, so unless you hear a curvy mezzo-soprano warbling off in the distance, don't call this "over."
The Hamilton County Commission reversed an earlier decision and decided to hand control of PILOT funds back to the Board of Education. That didn't sit too well with Commissioner Fred Skillern.
In the Legislature, the so-called "Don't Say Gay" bill advanced in the Senate, while the House voted to evict Occupy Nashville from the Capitol grounds. Meanwhile, Governor Bill Haslam postponed his proposal to rescind average class size limits in Tennessee schools.
U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann introduced a bill that would freeze federal discretionary spending until 2021.
I was browsing the Scottie Mayfield campaign's Facebook page and came across a logo whose color scheme elicited a two-word response: "Holy cow." Take a wild guess as to the two colors.
Metro Nashville Council member Brady Banks was among those eyeing an open 20th District Senate seat. Then he went and got arrested as part of a prostitution sting.
Sen. Andy Berke held a town hall on Thursday in Chattanooga, and kept everyone wondering, still, about his electoral plans. The redrawn Senate district he serves has already attracted a GOP challenger in Rep. Vince Dean. Berke is "seriously considering" running for mayor of Chattanooga next year. Some were wondering if his would be the third announcement of a Democrat bowing out of the General Assembly this week, following Reps. Janis Sontany of Nashville and Bill Harmon of Dunlap.
The Chattanooga Tea Party announced that presidential candidate and former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum will headline their Liberty Forum on Saturday, February 25. A location has yet to be announced, as Santorum's recent rise in statewide and national polls has many potentially interested in checking him out.
Another prominent national figure in town soon is civil rights legend and U.S. Rep. John Lewis of Atlanta. Lewis will speak at a Hamilton County Democratic Party fundraiser on Saturday, February 18 at 6:30 p.m. at Olivet Baptist Church, 740 E. Martin Luther King Boulevard, Chattanooga. Registration for the event begins at 5:30.
Early voting for the March 6 elections began on Wednesday, and continues through the 28th. Hamilton County readers, don't forget that there are primary elections for three local offices. Likewise, there's a county mayor primary election in Anderson County, and in other locales. The point is, don't just go into the voting booth to pick your presidential preference without doing some homework about other races that will be on the same ballot—such as, if you're a Republican, the convention delegates.
Sen. Mike Bell (R-Riceville) rebutted claims by Cleveland, Tenn. attorney Jim Bilbo that splitting Bradley County between an eastwardly expanded 10th senatorial district and the 9th would weaken the county's influence in Nashville. Bell cited his past House experience, when he served part of Monroe County, as evidence:
"Every time an issue came up with TDEC, TDOT or the County Commission passed a resolution, they had two representatives speaking for them in Nashville," he said. "Anytime we had a meeting in Nashville, they had two representatives there."
But is that assuming that their votes don't cancel each other out? Say, for instance, that Sen. Andy Berke still held the 10th and Bell the 9th, and both represented Bradley. Well, look no further than Hamilton County, Bell says, which today is split between Berke, a Democrat, and Sen. Bo Watson, the Republican Speaker Pro Tempore.
"When it comes to local issues, economic issues or road issues, even Berke and Watson get along," he said. "I'm sure they don't agree a lot on political issues, but when it comes to local issues … when it comes to economic development issues, even Berke and Watson get along on those. It's the political issues when you have people of different parties who might not get along.
In any case, despite Bilbo's begging, it looks somewhat likely that Bradley County will have one senator representing its northern half, and another representing the southern.
The Cleveland Daily Banner reports that Bradley County could be split between multiple Senate districts by Republican legislators seeking to maximize their party's electoral advantages statewide.
One redistricting scenario apparently under consideration by Republicans would split Bradley County into two state senatorial districts in a move potentially aimed at wresting the 10th Senatorial District away from Sen. Andy Berke, the Democratic incumbent.
As the article points out, the Tennessee Constitution states, in Article II, Section 6:
In a district composed of two or more counties, each county shall adjoin at least one other county of such district; and no county shall be divided in forming such a district.
We'll have to wait until the General Assembly starts its session to see which scenario made the final maps.
A question worth asking is whether Democrats regret any of their redistricting practices during the past, oh, century and a half, now that the the proverbial shoe is on the other foot and appears to be kicking them pretty hard. An idealist may wish the GOP would play nice now that they have the pen, but anyone who understands human nature at all could have predicted this backlash.
It may be grammatically correct, yet a communication fault that is common enough in normal years, but during the decennial redistricting reaches deplorable levels, is the possessive pronoun (or proper noun) as precursor to the word "district." "His district." "Congresswoman so-and-so's district." Worst: when an elected official says "my district."
At the risk of sounding like a fussbudget, I'm going to ask everyone to put a stop to that. Yes, I understand that it's easier to refer to a district by its current representatives name than by its number, if one wants to communicate efficiently. Do you more immediately assign meaning to "Andy Berke's district" or to "District 10?" I thought so.
But there is an underlying problem. The only sense in which the 10th is Sen. Berke's is that he resides and votes in that district, along with the rest of the people within the boundary. (I'm only using Berke as an example here; I don't know of any instance in which he or anyone else has referred to the 10th as "his.")
A district belongs to the people, not to the elected official who represents it. Furthermore, a district does not belong to a political party. "Oh, that's a Republican district." "That over there is a Democratic district." This is the thinking that has, since the days of Elbridge Gerry, disfigured our electoral cartography. Even though I fully understand and support the intent of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, I long for the day when we no longer need to think in terms of "a Black district" either, with the caveat that districts can and should comprise communities.
It's not entirely clear whether Chattanooga City Councilman Jack Benson meant "the district I own" or just "the district in which I live and vote" when he decried NAACP representative Joe Rowe's proposed city redistricting alternative by saying, "you've gutted my district." The fact that we wonder is itself problematic.
But here's the other problem. A perpetual combination of high apathy and low voter turnout results in a situation where it's harder to argue with the pol or party that claims ownership of a district. It might as well be "theirs" if we're, you know, not really using it. So here's what we need to do: we citizens need to repossess our districts. Some ways to do that include:
Maybe in ten years, or twenty, or however long it takes, if we have done these things, it will seem merely logical to redraw our districts so that they follow the guidelines but do not imply possession by parties or individual representatives. And maybe then I'll lift the ban on calling it "his" or "her" district.
While several states have adopted new district maps, and more are in the approval process, Tennessee's redistricting progress is slowed by partisanship and secrecy. Here are some thoughts about what we do know at this point.
Tennessee's number of U.S. House districts remains unchanged after the 2010 census, though population shifts are requiring some reapportionment, particularly in the Middle Grand Division.
U.S. Rep. John J. "Jimmy" Duncan, who represents District 2, wrote a letter to state legislative leaders advising them that the East Tennessee districts could pretty much remain the same, except for one little change. Duncan suggested putting the portion of Sevier County he represents back into the First District, currently represented by Congressman Phil Roe. Conservative political writer David Oatney examined that proposal and came away puzzled:
Did Congressman Duncan do the collegial thing and speak with Congressman Phil Roe (R-Johnson City) before he made this very public statement to Speaker Harwell? If he did, he might have learned that Congressman Roe seems most interested not in regaining the sliver of Sevier County represented currently by Duncan (though we are sure he would not turn it down), but in regaining all of Jefferson County[…].
Oatney also points out that the parts of Jefferson County not in the First are in the Third District. Meanwhile, McMinn County (Athens, Etowah) and Monroe County (just to the north of Polk County) are in the Second. If someone were to purposely make himself innocent of all political history, and draw Tennessee's congressional districts based on population and geography alone, what would those districts look like?
Steve Ahillen, data and Sunday editor for the Knoxville News-Sentinel did that, actually. And lo:
For the Knoxville area, the 2nd District seat now held by Rep. John J "Jimmy" Duncan Jr. would cover Roane and Anderson counties, now part of the 3rd District, but not counties to the south that Duncan now represents.
Imagine, with me, districts that make sense. OK, the dream state is short-lived; back to reality. The Republican-controlled Legislature is doing precious little more than Democrats did for generations to ensure openness and common sense play a bigger role than partisan politics in the process. Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey has put up a website asking for public input, but neither he nor House Speaker Beth Harwell has taken the extra necessary step of allowing the public to view the process.
Whatever early information has been shared privately with Democratic colleagues has apparently made them quite nervous. A few weeks ago I spoke with Tennessee Democratic Party spokesman Brandon Puttbrese, who lamented news reports that indicated the GOP is targeting Sen. Jim Kyle (D-Memphis), and is planning to force Reps. Tommie Brown and JoAnne Favors (both D-Chattanooga) into a head-to-head match. "They're not really keeping their cards close to their vest" regarding these seats, Puttbrese said. Still, most details are not yet known, and probably won't be until days before the Legislature is back in session.
Earlier this year, House Majority Leader Gerald McCormick (R-Harrison) stated that, due to a lack of equivalent population growth, Hamilton County likely will lose half a seat in the House by letting go of the portion now shared with Rhea County in current District 31. McCormick says that as a result "the mathematics won't work" to maintain two majority-minority districts.
Sen. Andy Berke (D-Chattanooga) has introduced a bill that would amend the Tennessee Constitution so that redistricting after the 2020 census and going forward would be done by an independent commission. It's regrettable that members of Berke's party abused their power for so many years and caused the inevitable payback scheme once the GOP gained the legislative advantage. Otherwise, the move to institute an independent commission would appear much less political on its face. Regardless, this is a welcome step towards a better system, and I hope the General Assembly and the state's voters will agree.
The Hamilton County Commission has completed its redistricting task. The biggest change is to District 6, which had been a gerrymandered mess that spliced together disparate parts of the county. What's interesting is that Lookout Mountain and Riverview, formerly joined with their affluent cousins Signal Mountain and Walden in District 2, will now wallow with Tiftonia, Westside, and lower Red Bank.
The 6th, which was represented for years by conservative Democrats Ben and Lou Miller (the latter after the former's death), tried out a slightly more progressive Democrat (attorney John Allen Brooks) for a while; but then in 2010 switched to conservative Republican Joe Graham. The new district boundary slashes the traditionally Democratic-voting African-American population by nearly half; but this doesn't necessarily translate to safeness for Graham. With Lookout Mountain and Riverview in the mix, the money-power equation may spell trouble for the freshman from Lookout Valley.
The need for a special election in District 3 has commissioners considering whether to change the effective date of the new county district lines from August to March 2012.
The City of Chattanooga is undergoing its redistricting process. It has until the end of the year to complete it. Public meetings are held every two weeks throughout the process.
Andy Sher examines a rich swathe of Tennessee's political history by stacking-up Weston Wamp's bid for the Third District seat his father recently held against the fortunes of other politicians' sons and daughters. One forgets just how many names in our electoral lexicon have been names that previous generations knew well. Baker, Clement, Cooper, Duncan, Ford, Gore, McWherter, and Turner are just some of the families that have contributed more than one member.
It's a tradition that goes back at least as far as President John Quincy Adams. As the article points out, not all such campaigns are successful. Mike McWherter tested the waters for a 2008 run against U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, then quickly decided that the temperature was icy. Two years later, he was all in for another statewide race, this time for governor. His opponent prevailed.
There's one more local example of political offspring: Oscar Brock, son of former U.S. Sen. Bill Brock, ran for the state Senate seat vacated by former Sen. Ward Crutchfield (another political family, with ties to still others). The younger Brock happened to lose that election, but I felt it was worth mentioning here because it was a particularly amicable campaign, in both the GOP primary that Oscar won and the general election against the eventual winner, Sen. Andy Berke.
Senator Andy Berke outlined some specific initiatives he says will help to create jobs in Tennessee. Writing in today's Knoxville News-Sentinel, Berke calls for creating a Small Business Center within the state economic development department to act as a "one-stop shop" for entrepreneurs, and for greater partnerships between higher education institutions and businesses, among several other ideas.
Berke represents the 10th District in the Tennessee Senate. District 10 comprises Marion County and parts of Hamilton County, including most of Chattanooga.
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Moss Point Police Chief Keith Davis said three vehicles were involved in an accident that left one man dead early Wednesday morning.
Davis said the man was driving a Lexus when he reportedly failed to stop at a red light as he turned left onto Saracennia Road to Hwy 63 just north of I-10 in Moss Point. After going through the red light, witnesses told police that the Lexus struck a Ford pick-up truck headed south on Hwy 63.
The Lexus was then forced into the east bound lane where the driver hit a Chevy pick-up truck that was stopped at the intersection, Davis said.
Davis said the Lexus bounced off of the truck and crashed into a pole.
According to Jackson County Coroner Vicki Broadus the man died while in surgery at Singing River Hospital around 6 a.m.
Broadus said the man's identity cannot be released until all of his family members are notified.
Moss Point Police Chief Keith Davis said the accident is being investigated. No other injuries have been reported.
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A human resources plan can replace confusion with professionalism, and take your shop's efficiency to the next level.
Bob Waldron, owner of Lancaster A-1 Auto Body CARSTAR, was plagued by daily irritations and interruptions. "I was finding negative aspects in the shop everywhere I looked, with employee attitudes, productivity, quality and attendance," says Waldron, from Lancaster, Mass.
Waldron wasted half a day—every day—monitoring issues like break times and cleanliness for his 38 employees. Once, he even had to go out and buy a razor and shaving cream for an appraiser who arrived at work looking too scruffy to meet with customers.
"My daily planner was filled with nickel-and-dime tasks," Waldron says. "I was wearing myself out getting all those things done when I should have been concentrating on big-picture business strategies."
After 29 years in business, Waldron sought help. "I needed to bring in someone who had a better understanding of business administration and employee issues. I needed someone who could sew all those pieces together," he says.
Michael Bragulla, CEO of Hartford, Conn.-based Integrated Benefit Partners, was the answer. Waldron hired Bragulla in January 2009 to develop a human resources strategy for A-1's two shop locations. Bragulla—whose services run $3,000 to $25,000 annually depending on the number of shop locations and other factors—helped create an employee handbook, safety manual, employee policy manual and job descriptions, as well as equipment and shop maintenance expectations.
-Michael Bragulla, CEO, Integrated Benefit Partners
With the new HR plan, complete with clear job descriptions, Waldron's shop soon saved $60,000 by cutting a front office position. Because of the clarity of the plan, employees were happier, and technician productivity climbed 24 percent. Most importantly, Waldron reports spending less time at the shop, sometimes even working from home. And the time he does spend? It's on marketing and sales strategies, rather than trips to the drug store.
Why HR Matters
A solid HR plan eliminates confusion and increases professionalism. Shop operators are able to set clear, mutual expectations with employees. Rules are no longer created on the fly.
Marcy Tieger, principal of Irvine, Calif.-based Symphony Advisors, says shops without HR plans tend to experience miscommunication, inconsistent application of rules, varied treatment of employees, and inefficiencies on the shop floor. That leads to distrust in the workplace, she says: "Having a professionally written HR handbook will create far more continuity in the shop, and ultimately allow shop operators to lead their organization more effectively."
Phil O'Connor, owner of POC Collision, allows his employees to use the shop in their free time to work on their own vehicles. But until recently, O'Connor didn't have any policies in place to regulate that, and some technicians took advantage.
"I had people working on their cars whenever they wanted to," O'Connor says. He had one technician with three vehicles on the premises at any given time—one in the shop, two in the parking lot. Another technician had his car in the shop for several weeks, holding up a bay.
O'Connor says the extra cars in the shop began to affect daily workflow. "Without a policy, it was hard to be fair and consistent with how we regulated the problem—and not show favoritism to certain employees," he says. He found himself spending hours addressing the problem repeatedly.
O'Connor amended his employee handbook, establishing clear rules about when and for how long employees could work on personal vehicles. "If you don't have those written guidelines, there's a tendency to make [exceptions]," O'Connor says. "The more variables you have, the harder it becomes to manage."
Parts of the Plan
It's important for all businesses to have an HR plan—especially for larger shops with many employees. A good plan keeps everyone accountable. As your shop grows, it becomes more important to have and to follow an HR strategy.
The most common and critical elements of a strategic HR plan include:
• Employee handbook. The handbook spells out everything pertinent to employees: employee expectations, shop rules and regulations, compensation, vacation policies, dress code, cleanliness, code of conduct, required certifications, emergency evacuation procedures and safety guidelines.
• Job descriptions. Create a description of tasks, responsibilities, performance expectations and quality standards for each employee. "If shops don't lay this out in a document, people will perform at the level they're accustomed to performing," Bragulla says. "It's important to have this in place to support employees' personal and professional development."
- Fawn Richardson, office manager, POC Collision
• New employee orientation. "Employees tend to assume that what was acceptable at their previous job is acceptable in the new position—unless they're told otherwise," Bragulla says. A specific orientation procedure will help set your performance expectations for each employee.
• Rewards and recognition programs. "People need to be told they're doing a good job," Bragulla says. "Shop owners should have a program in place to continue to motivate their workforce." (See the "Way To Go!" article from the October 2009 issue .)
• Standard operating procedures (SOPs). Clearly written SOPs explain, in detail, proper shop procedures. Without effective SOPs, shop operators often have to address the same issues multiple times with multiple people, O'Connor says.
The Employee Connection
Employees today expect clear guidelines from their employer. In fact, that perceived professionalism can play a role in where they choose to work, says Tieger. Having an HR plan could help you obtain—and retain—quality employees.
Bragulla, who has consulted 16 collision shops, says the industry demand for skilled technicians will continue to increase, making retention of good employees crucial to a shop's success.
Fawn Richardson, POC Collision office manager and creator of the shop's HR materials, says they experienced a lot of wasted time with employees asking redundant questions, controversies over shop regulations and procedures, and improper training and orientation procedures.
Consistent standards put every employee on the same playing field, Richardson says. Having policies in place—and addressing problems before they occur—has decreased her workload by 10 hours, to a more manageable 45-hour week.
More importantly, employee turnover at POC has decreased by nearly 75 percent. Not only does that save money otherwise spent recruiting and training, it has also played a role in the shop's cycle time improvement. Employee morale is up too, Richardson says.
Secure Your Success
HR plans deliver potentially big benefits: increased professionalism, greater employee satisfaction and performance, lower cycle times, and even decreased costs. To get that, you'll need to invest some time and, most likely, money.
For shops on a budget, paint companies with value-added programs and some local chamber of commerce websites offer free HR tools and templates to help you create and launch your plan.
As you develop your plan, consider these tips for maximizing your time and your plan's effectiveness:
• Get help creating your plan. "Shop operators need outside help to put a good HR plan together," Bragulla says. He recommends shop operators work with an HR professional or an attorney who specializes in labor and employment law.
• Update your materials. "Smart employers review their HR materials at least once a year," Tieger says. State and federal laws periodically change. It's important to have a legal or HR professional ensure you remain compliant.
• Get it in writing. Some shop owners have employees sign a form to acknowledge they've read and understand every important issue, Tieger says.
• Invite employee feedback. Listen to employee suggestions for ways to improve or clarify your policies, Richardson says. "You will get more buy-in from employees when they're involved, and that improves productivity."
• Enforce your policies. Rules don't mean anything if they're not implemented, Waldron says. "Employees look for direction and leadership." That comes from shop operators who follow through with regulations they put in place.
Daily frustrations can thwart strategic growth for your business. An effective HR plan remedies that situation, Waldron says. In fact, the organizational structure is totally different in shops that have an HR strategy compared to those that don't, Bragulla says: People enjoy coming to work, they're more productive, they work better as a team, and employee-manager relationships improve. But all of that, Bragulla says, "is based on how well your shop executes the plan."
Hey Bob,
First of all, I appreciated the course on how the implementation of HR can lead to a business success and capital gains. However I must disagree with you on almost every other point. Essentially a shop of workers who feel like they are being taken care of creates a shop that can manage itself, not HR. I can't imagine that just bringing in an HR person has changed anything within the actual shop environment. I've heard that the government that governs least governs best. Sometimes you need to just leave people to do their own work. Micro-Management is not the way to go. Toyota has not laid off a single employee since 1962. In fact they simply moved that employee to a different place which better suited him or her. (The Toyota Way)
I would seriously consider just reading that book and also going to the ground floor of the business to find out exactly what needs to be done to improve a work environment before bringing in someone who may or may not be qualified to do so.
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Good hotel location for Normandy exploration.Posted 26-Sep-2014
Pros: Very clean and comfortable.
Cons: More towels and washcloths in bathroom.
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The room we had at this hotel was small but quite comfortable and very clean. Bathroom was small but had nice shower and adequate counter space. Breakfast was good and also very clean. Would stay here again. Also, several restaurants nearby. Great seafood!
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Cons: Would like the ability to make a drink in the room
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pleasant hotel, convenient location close to the busy fishing port, but quiet. Good sized room, excellent airconditioning and shower / toilet facilities. Car parking close to the hotel, but requires a short drive around the block. Secure parking. An excellent location to visit the Normandy Landing beaches. Good local fish restaurants. Would happily stay there again.
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"The "Piazzolla All-Stars Band" program is a unique group that merges fluently both jazz and tango, while infusing it with a series of arrangements by Piazzolla. The band members then incorporate in some of their own jazz-fusion compositions to make a unique, yet somehow familiar new sound. While the program is dedicated to the legendary Astor Piazzolla, the members of the "All-Stars Project", do not simply execute works of the great composer (but many an audience member was able to guess, in advance, which song was about to be executed when they heard a familiar melody). The band uses the elements of Astor Piazzolla's tango framework, which allows them time to manifest their own personal musical expression and talent. And there, on the stage, at the moment of improvisation, they came together in a fantastic, cohesive whole. The expectant audience (sold out months in advance) was noticeably choked up with emotion and clapped exuberantly after each of the numerous solos."
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Worldwide acknowledged for his skills as a virtuoso electric bass player. A member of the John McLaughlin Trio from 1991 to 1992 along with Trilok Gurtu a world tour of 300 concerts and an album Que Alegria. In 2001 his album Front Page with a group of the same name, consisting of Biréli Lagrène on Guitar and Dennis Chambers on Drums. was awarded the Victory Music Award for the year's best jazz CD. In 2005 and 2006 DiPiazza toured in Réunion, Mauritius, Madagascar and 10 other countries in Africa, accompanied by Meddy Gerville - a pianist from Reunion, Jean-Marie Ecay on guitar, and drummer Horacio Hernandez. In 2008, John McLaughlin asked Dominique Di Piazza to join him on his major European tour, "The 4th Dimension", with Gary Husband (keyboards and percussion) and Mark Mondésir (drums). From Spring through to Summer they travelled across Europe, playing over 30 venues together in all the major cities, from Spain to Russia, Ireland and Eastern Europe. Since 1985 he has been teaching at music schools in France and throughout the world. His unique voice, style and commitment to music have kept him at the forefront of the jazz scene, and we will be hearing a lot more of him in the near future...
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World class multi-Award winning guitarist, who subdues his audiences by astonishing performance skills, improvisational flight and rich melodies. Roman Miroshnichenko holds the prestigious international musical awards (of any guitarist in Russia, Ukraine, ex-USSR and Eastern Europe). He is one of the most prominent virtuosos in the contemporary instrumental jazz-fusion field of these countries. WInner of the "9th Annual Independent Music Awards(USA). Was nominated for and won both the regular and Peoples Choice popular vote judging. 10th Annual Independent Music Awards the Best World Beat album of year nominee. First Prize Winner of the 18th Annual USA Songwriting Competition 2013. Finalist of the10th Annual IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards). Semi-finalist of the International Songwriting Competition, 2012.
His soaring career as an artist includes numerous awards from international jazz festivals and contests, as well as collaboration, performances and recordings with such world-renowned musicians as: Al Di Meola, Larry Coryell, Djivan Gasparyan, Heather Headley, Frank Colon, Joao Donato, Marco Mendoza, Dominique Di Piazza, Daniel "Pipi Piazzolla,, Saskia Laroo,, to name a few.
Roman was born in 1977 and started to study drums at the age of 11, but it wasn't until the age of 14 that he took up the guitar for the first time. Roman was heavily influenced by such guitar legends as John McLaughlin and Al Di Meola. From 1994 through 1999, Roman played guitar in the Big Band of his father, Maxim Miroshnichenko, while he was studying civil engineering at Dnepropetrovsk University in Ukraine. In 2000, Roman graduated from the university and entered the Moscow State University of Culture. It was during his first semester of study that he formed and started performing in his own fusion trio: «...But soon the band started to receive a lot of requests for gigs, we went on tour, we were so busy and I never saw that University again...»
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