Here we go again, name calling by a more informed "Erplane". Well, I wish I had the time to read more on the subject but I am late for my job at the Ronenburg Brewery, have to hurry home to get to my second shift job at the dirigible manufacturing plant, and am stopping in between jobs to get the oil changed on my 1988 Avanti up on Wick Avenue; next to State Chevy. Maybe I'll see you at the Youngstown Club, since they've now relaxed their jacket and tie policy to piercings and tattoo's to get at least ten patrons in the place at Lunch.
The people that have worked at YSU from the 80's up until now know who has the tenacles that control the Athletics at YSU. It started on the East Side of Youngstown and its Family member (Son-in-Law) is still in a cushy high-paying position in the Administration. This has corrupted ALL administrative positions (including Sweet's hiring) that were openings in the past, because the "selection commitees" to narrow the finalists to four or less were hand-picked, and most likely laden with athletic department stooge's that were told who to pick. YSU has been corrupt (nepatism) for the past twenty-five years, and continues.
No kidding they were going to report back to this community that "somebody" is interested in coming to our Valley to bring a business or jobs; they were in China and Taiwan for over 15 days! Now ask yourself, wouldn't YOU like to fly to those places and wine and dine at someone elses expense for fifteen days. As Sarah Palin would say, "You Betcha"! Same old Mahoning Valley bull...t.
I would definitely WAIT until Kelly is 100% healed and then fight, regardless of whether they strip him of the belt for not fighting since February 2009. Loyal fans all know that Kelly would not dodge an opponent, so just don't do it for the sake of doing it, heal up and get ready for 2010; and make sure it is with Williams for he is definitely a formidable opponent. IMO, fighting in Beeghly is just not a good idea, Kelly is "cheapening" himself to his true fans.
Once again, this was brought up when Ross Perot and Pat Buchanan were running in the 80's. No one wanted to hear about "protectionism", Perot was labeled a quack, and Buchanan was considered a Far-Right-Wing Republican because he was against same-sex marriages and he wanted to close up our borders; take care of Americans first. Packard Electric was building Plants in Mexico in 1982, so don't go around thinking that this happened overnight. Democrat or Republican, Union or Non-Union, this is what you get when you fill the halls of Congress with Attorney's that most likely never saw the inside of a courtroom. GM executives were giving away the farm to hourly employees "legacy costs", filling their executive pockets with huge bonuses, the hourly were content as long as they were getting their fair share, too. We go and bail out the same people that are building foreign plants as we speak all over the world, but only the USA American taxpayers gave them money, not China, South America, or impoverished Mexico. There is no answer to this situation, it is an unpleasant history in the making, and no one knows how this will turn out, just speculation. As far as "hope", that will get you a free dinner at a local church.
WYTV just reported this evening that Mayor Jay Williams said he met with V&M executives for one hour. All the way to Paris, France to meet for one hour?
Posted on November 19 at 2:37 p.m.
These same "Econo-missed's" told you to "stay the course", as your 401K melted down 60%.
Posted on November 19 at 10:19 a.m.
Here we go again, name calling by a more informed "Erplane". Well, I wish I had the time to read more on the subject but I am late for my job at the Ronenburg Brewery, have to hurry home to get to my second shift job at the dirigible manufacturing plant, and am stopping in between jobs to get the oil changed on my 1988 Avanti up on Wick Avenue; next to State Chevy. Maybe I'll see you at the Youngstown Club, since they've now relaxed their jacket and tie policy to piercings and tattoo's to get at least ten patrons in the place at Lunch.
Posted on November 18 at 9:18 p.m.
The people that have worked at YSU from the 80's up until now know who has the tenacles that control the Athletics at YSU. It started on the East Side of Youngstown and its Family member (Son-in-Law) is still in a cushy high-paying position in the Administration. This has corrupted ALL administrative positions (including Sweet's hiring) that were openings in the past, because the "selection commitees" to narrow the finalists to four or less were hand-picked, and most likely laden with athletic department stooge's that were told who to pick. YSU has been corrupt (nepatism) for the past twenty-five years, and continues.
Posted on November 18 at 8:57 p.m.
No kidding they were going to report back to this community that "somebody" is interested in coming to our Valley to bring a business or jobs; they were in China and Taiwan for over 15 days! Now ask yourself, wouldn't YOU like to fly to those places and wine and dine at someone elses expense for fifteen days. As Sarah Palin would say, "You Betcha"! Same old Mahoning Valley bull...t.
Posted on November 16 at 6:51 p.m.
How come we're always giving public sector jobs "buyouts". In the private sector you're just plain "fired" or "laid off".
Posted on November 15 at 6:05 p.m.
Why not just label the extra Fee as, (YEB); "YSU Employee Bonus".
Posted on November 11 at 9:23 p.m.
The Private Sector Employer "Lay's-You-Off", while the Public Sector Employer (with a day-off today) "Buys-You-Out".
Posted on November 11 at 9:12 p.m.
I would definitely WAIT until Kelly is 100% healed and then fight, regardless of whether they strip him of the belt for not fighting since February 2009. Loyal fans all know that Kelly would not dodge an opponent, so just don't do it for the sake of doing it, heal up and get ready for 2010; and make sure it is with Williams for he is definitely a formidable opponent. IMO, fighting in Beeghly is just not a good idea, Kelly is "cheapening" himself to his true fans.
Posted on November 6 at 12:42 p.m.
Once again, this was brought up when Ross Perot and Pat Buchanan were running in the 80's. No one wanted to hear about "protectionism", Perot was labeled a quack, and Buchanan was considered a Far-Right-Wing Republican because he was against same-sex marriages and he wanted to close up our borders; take care of Americans first. Packard Electric was building Plants in Mexico in 1982, so don't go around thinking that this happened overnight. Democrat or Republican, Union or Non-Union, this is what you get when you fill the halls of Congress with Attorney's that most likely never saw the inside of a courtroom. GM executives were giving away the farm to hourly employees "legacy costs", filling their executive pockets with huge bonuses, the hourly were content as long as they were getting their fair share, too. We go and bail out the same people that are building foreign plants as we speak all over the world, but only the USA American taxpayers gave them money, not China, South America, or impoverished Mexico. There is no answer to this situation, it is an unpleasant history in the making, and no one knows how this will turn out, just speculation. As far as "hope", that will get you a free dinner at a local church.
Posted on November 2 at 11:12 p.m.
WYTV just reported this evening that Mayor Jay Williams said he met with V&M executives for one hour. All the way to Paris, France to meet for one hour?