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dariencc said:
Minor celebrity Chip Munn, featured below at the :38 second mark, came out ahead of both at 2810.
Chip's prediction that the Nicolau would never be overturned was every bit as accurate as his many other predictions. Nevertheless, it's time to bury the hatchet and get behind the electrifying movement to elect Chip and Andy Reitz to APA office.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gu31UzkhdU
In laymen terms how were the 3 list combined? Did some get a boosted seniority in the final outcome?Hope777 said:
So are you saying the AWA pilots made out the best overall? Or was this filtered throughout the list in %'s?luvthe9 said:
David Simmons will not be bidding PHL 757 Cap as he so oft claimed. He will be lucky to get a 190 left seat.
Word has it that he and Donna Rice will be resurrecting the No Excuses brand of jeans to offset some of that damage done at Wye River.
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Word has it that he and Donna Rice will be resurrecting the No Excuses brand of jeans to offset some of that damage done at Wye River.
http://www1.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Gary+Hart+Donna+Rice+Gary+Hart+Turns+75+H_nD6AFSIdSx.jpg
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The LUS/AWA testifying fife performer certainly falls right in with 924BS and the Traitor, honorary AOL members. Unlike the trader joke, he does not want to be a F/O his entire career. The small, shrill flute player is "platinum" AOL. He wanted the entire group of LUS pilots suffer for his extremely poor career choice. Believe me, you do not want to run into him, a CLT/PHX commuter himself, on the jumpseat. He can be extremely vitriolic. We certainly did not have anything to do with his career decision. I have been on this roller coaster ride with every other pilot, just going to work and flying my trips and hoping for the best year in and year out. I will be gone soon enough having worked three and a half decades, nearly all of my career, under DOH.dariencc said:
11010. Wow, just wow. He must have given up 17 years at LUS to be a new hire in 2004 at AWA.
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We didn't have to educate ourselves. We just had to hire Lee Seham, who educated himself at Amherst and NYU Law. But thanks again for all the helpful advice.
Lee Seham, who graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Amherst College, received his law degree from New York University School of Law (“NYU”), where he served on the NYU Law Review. Mr. Seham’s expertise as a labor, employment and immigration attorney is widely recognized; he has litigated in numerous jurisdictions, including New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Florida, Texas, California, Tennessee, Washington, Minnesota, North Carolina, Arizona and Georgia. His representation of clients in the airline and maritime industries has included collective bargaining, NLRB and NMB hearings, arbitration, DOT administrative hearings and advocacy before a Presidential Emergency Board.
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It seems they reduced the longevity until it was your approximately your relative position in your prior list. Bingo 15% east, west then 15% lus to laa. Otherwise where did this 15% number come from? Of coarse relative position from 2013 to present is a big difference in the east list. I lost 9 years to Laa and 10 years to the west.
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