SLI compromises
11-16-2008 | 05:08 PM
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DALPA had better have a backup plan. All indications are that the arbitrators have asked for one from both sides. This doesn't surprise me given the fact that they've dropped hints that neither proposal is going to fly. Once they've said that, it's quite common for the judges to offer both sides a last minute chance to come off their original proposal. The side who is stupid enough not to give the judges what they've asked for is in real danger of having no say in the final judgement at all.
Don't salivate NWA guys...I know DALPA is not that dumb. You can count on them having a plan B.
Carl
Don't salivate NWA guys...I know DALPA is not that dumb. You can count on them having a plan B.
Carl
11-16-2008 | 05:15 PM
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I think it's Latin for: "For the sake of the argument."
As in, the NWA guys were not conceding their deisre to implement DOH, but to keep moving along, if the arbitrators don't buy DOH, they will explain the dynamic concept. Great stuff.
Product of public school as well. Dictionary.com is great!!
As in, the NWA guys were not conceding their deisre to implement DOH, but to keep moving along, if the arbitrators don't buy DOH, they will explain the dynamic concept. Great stuff.
Product of public school as well. Dictionary.com is great!!
11-16-2008 | 05:23 PM
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DALPA had better have a backup plan. All indications are that the arbitrators have asked for one from both sides. This doesn't surprise me given the fact that they've dropped hints that neither proposal is going to fly. Once they've said that, it's quite common for the judges to offer both sides a last minute chance to come off their original proposal. The side who is stupid enough not to give the judges what they've asked for is in real danger of having no say in the final judgement at all.
Don't salivate NWA guys...I know DALPA is not that dumb. You can count on them having a plan B.
Carl
Don't salivate NWA guys...I know DALPA is not that dumb. You can count on them having a plan B.
Carl
I guess I have to wait until the transcripts come out tomorrow. Monday Night Football had better be good.
11-16-2008 | 05:33 PM
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I think it's Latin for: "For the sake of the argument."
As in, the NWA guys were not conceding their deisre to implement DOH, but to keep moving along, if the arbitrators don't buy DOH, they will explain the dynamic concept. Great stuff.
Product of public school as well. Dictionary.com is great!!
As in, the NWA guys were not conceding their deisre to implement DOH, but to keep moving along, if the arbitrators don't buy DOH, they will explain the dynamic concept. Great stuff.
Product of public school as well. Dictionary.com is great!!
As I said several times, one side or the other is going to take a look at where they think they are at the end of the presentations and cut the best deal they can. I would think maybe late this week or early next week. There has to be professional karma readers on retainer by both law firms reading the judges.
Ferd
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11-16-2008 | 06:03 PM
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Wow. I just realized that I could be watching this overtime game between the Eagles and Bengals. But instead, I am reading transcripts.
New K Now = Nerd.
I'll just chalk it up to me not wanting to watch because my real team got spanked today and I don't want to see the score in the ticker.
P.S. The game ended in a tie anyway. I did myself a favor.
New K Now = Nerd.
I'll just chalk it up to me not wanting to watch because my real team got spanked today and I don't want to see the score in the ticker.
P.S. The game ended in a tie anyway. I did myself a favor.
11-16-2008 | 07:39 PM
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DALPA had better have a backup plan. All indications are that the arbitrators have asked for one from both sides. This doesn't surprise me given the fact that they've dropped hints that neither proposal is going to fly. Once they've said that, it's quite common for the judges to offer both sides a last minute chance to come off their original proposal. The side who is stupid enough not to give the judges what they've asked for is in real danger of having no say in the final judgement at all.
Don't salivate NWA guys...I know DALPA is not that dumb. You can count on them having a plan B.
Don't salivate NWA guys...I know DALPA is not that dumb. You can count on them having a plan B.
Interesting thing about what you said...
The Deltoids have long accused the NWA side about it's overreaching proposal and how we're going down the same track that the USAir guys did.
Ironically, it was the USAir guys who would not move off their initial proposal or give any alternatives, which seems to be where the DAL guys are seized up. Like the USAir guys, they have now been warned by the arbitrators that it might be poor ground to make a stand.
One of our guys was told by a DAL LEC rep that the DAL side is committed to their proposal as it stands, and anything else would represent a political disaster for their MEC. You pays your dollar and you takes your choice.
Personally, I'm still betting on a negotiated solution.
Nu
11-17-2008 | 12:49 PM
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Heyas Carl,
Interesting thing about what you said...
The Deltoids have long accused the NWA side about it's overreaching proposal and how we're going down the same track that the USAir guys did.
Ironically, it was the USAir guys who would not move off their initial proposal or give any alternatives, which seems to be where the DAL guys are seized up. Like the USAir guys, they have now been warned by the arbitrators that it might be poor ground to make a stand.
One of our guys was told by a DAL LEC rep that the DAL side is committed to their proposal as it stands, and anything else would represent a political disaster for their MEC. You pays your dollar and you takes your choice.
Personally, I'm still betting on a negotiated solution.
Nu
Interesting thing about what you said...
The Deltoids have long accused the NWA side about it's overreaching proposal and how we're going down the same track that the USAir guys did.
Ironically, it was the USAir guys who would not move off their initial proposal or give any alternatives, which seems to be where the DAL guys are seized up. Like the USAir guys, they have now been warned by the arbitrators that it might be poor ground to make a stand.
One of our guys was told by a DAL LEC rep that the DAL side is committed to their proposal as it stands, and anything else would represent a political disaster for their MEC. You pays your dollar and you takes your choice.
Personally, I'm still betting on a negotiated solution.
Nu
The DAL lawyers are smart cookies. Even if it is true that DALPA feels they can't move off of their proposal, a good lawyer will MAKE you get religion.
Carl
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