I don't know a thing about the case, but doesn't this explain the deal that was made?
......."In the settlement, Ally received a $110,000 lump sum and a $4,000 annual pay raise, boosting his annual salary to $65,621."........
If Ally wanted the records made public then he should not have agreed to have the records sealed so that he could get the money. Now he wants the records unsealed and he wants to keep money too.
Why doesn't he offer to return the raise and the $110,000; then we can re-open the suit and unseal the records???
Can someone explain to me why my money, which pays for food and education for my children, is being taken from me and given to the people who live inYoungstown (or Detroit, or Cleveland, or New Orleans, or Chester, Pa., or Fresno, Calif., or Memphis, Tenn.)
If the people who live in these communities want to improve their city; then the people who live in these communities ought to spend their own time & money doing so.
President Obama has taken, and been given, personal credit for the killing of Osama Bin Laden. This was something that resulted from military and national security activity that had been going on for years, and President Obama's contribution was to nod his head when presented with the golden opportunity.
Given this, why is it that loss of this drone should NOT be considered President Obama's personal failure?
When manuevering within the rules of Congress (or within the Court system) is used to block something one side wants, it's an "attack on majority rule".
However, when similar methods are used to block something they don't want it's "preventing a tyranny of the majority".
The federal and state governments' are broke, YSU is out of money, the staff is making concessions, tuition was raised and will be raised again.......... but there is money to build a new facility where people can throw javelins and play various other games with balls.
I'm so glad we have our priorities straight! Makes me want to run right out and pour more support into "higher education".
By all accounts a kind, generous, and good young man has been killed. That is a tremendous shame and loss for all of us.
While I do not hold the same religious faith that he, his family and friends hold; I respect their faith and their right to believe. I hope that their faith can provide them with some comfort ands peace in this sad time.
The rest of us need to turn our attention to hunting down the animalistic scum that perpetrated this atrocity, and to ensuring that they never, ever, have the freedom to do this again. I give the benefit of the doubt to all people, but their actions have erased all doubt. Their continued existence represents a threat to the safety of all our children. There is no more doubt to give them the benefit of.
RE. Peregrine - "that's why you are considered to be a professional"
I'll go back to my comment from some time ago: The YSU Faculty is free to do what they want to do; however, I will not be mistaking them for "professionals".
The article says YSU is not paying the $350,000. Who is??? I'll give you three guesses, and the first two don't count.
DwightK - What exactly are we trying to teach the kids with this example; how to make dumb decisions and waste money? Most kids don't need help with this; and breaking them of this tendancy is usually the problem.
Islamic group: Unseal files in lawsuit
I don't know a thing about the case, but doesn't this explain the deal that was made?
......."In the settlement, Ally received a $110,000 lump sum and a $4,000 annual pay raise, boosting his annual salary to $65,621."........
If Ally wanted the records made public then he should not have agreed to have the records sealed so that he could get the money. Now he wants the records unsealed and he wants to keep money too.
Why doesn't he offer to return the raise and the $110,000; then we can re-open the suit and unseal the records???
January 22, 2012 at 3:10 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Lake Milton man gets 10-year term for sex crimes against kids under 10
"...sexual crimes involving children under age 10."
There is a special place in Hell waiting for Robert Baker. I wish we could do more to hasten his arrival there.
January 19, 2012 at 8:24 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Youngstown OK’d for Obama cities project — finally
Can someone explain to me why my money, which pays for food and education for my children, is being taken from me and given to the people who live inYoungstown (or Detroit, or Cleveland, or New Orleans, or Chester, Pa., or Fresno, Calif., or Memphis, Tenn.)
If the people who live in these communities want to improve their city; then the people who live in these communities ought to spend their own time & money doing so.
December 23, 2011 at 12:38 p.m. permalink suggest removal
U.S. had few viable options to recover drone from Iran
President Obama has taken, and been given, personal credit for the killing of Osama Bin Laden. This was something that resulted from military and national security activity that had been going on for years, and President Obama's contribution was to nod his head when presented with the golden opportunity.
Given this, why is it that loss of this drone should NOT be considered President Obama's personal failure?
December 16, 2011 at 9:37 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Blocking Cordray escalates the attack on majority rule
When manuevering within the rules of Congress (or within the Court system) is used to block something one side wants, it's an "attack on majority rule".
However, when similar methods are used to block something they don't want it's "preventing a tyranny of the majority".
December 9, 2011 at 10:54 p.m. permalink suggest removal
WATTS going on
The federal and state governments' are broke, YSU is out of money, the staff is making concessions, tuition was raised and will be raised again.......... but there is money to build a new facility where people can throw javelins and play various other games with balls.
I'm so glad we have our priorities straight! Makes me want to run right out and pour more support into "higher education".
November 22, 2011 at 9:52 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Lordstown turbines generate many savings for the village
I just noticed this article, published earlier this month.
Months before buying the wind turbines, Lordstown council was presented with the analysis of their project as shown at:
http://jerry333.newsvine.com/_news/20...
Despite this information, they decided that they would go ahead and waste everyone's tax money because they could personally benefit by doing so.
I am still waiting for the the thank you note from Lordstown for paying a portion of their electric bill for the next 30 years.
October 29, 2011 at 11:17 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Valley native killed while attending Bible study
By all accounts a kind, generous, and good young man has been killed. That is a tremendous shame and loss for all of us.
While I do not hold the same religious faith that he, his family and friends hold; I respect their faith and their right to believe. I hope that their faith can provide them with some comfort ands peace in this sad time.
The rest of us need to turn our attention to hunting down the animalistic scum that perpetrated this atrocity, and to ensuring that they never, ever, have the freedom to do this again. I give the benefit of the doubt to all people, but their actions have erased all doubt. Their continued existence represents a threat to the safety of all our children. There is no more doubt to give them the benefit of.
September 26, 2011 at 6:19 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Turn down additional duties, YSU faculty told
RE. Peregrine - "that's why you are considered to be a professional"
I'll go back to my comment from some time ago: The YSU Faculty is free to do what they want to do; however, I will not be mistaking them for "professionals".
September 17, 2011 at 12:31 a.m. permalink suggest removal
YSU displays new solar-energy panels
The article says YSU is not paying the $350,000. Who is??? I'll give you three guesses, and the first two don't count.
DwightK - What exactly are we trying to teach the kids with this example; how to make dumb decisions and waste money? Most kids don't need help with this; and breaking them of this tendancy is usually the problem.
September 7, 2011 at 8:09 p.m. permalink suggest removal