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Old Thu Dec 21, 2006, 11:04am
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Phoenix and Arizona ASA merge......
Life is about to get interesting around here.......
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Old Thu Dec 21, 2006, 11:32am
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Haven't a number of metro associations been merged into states over the past year or so?
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Old Thu Dec 21, 2006, 12:17pm
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Haven't a number of metro associations been merged into states over the past year or so?
Here in Central Atlantic, there is no longer a Metro Washington DC. They were merged with Piedmont Virginia, Central Virginia and Maryland.

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Old Thu Dec 21, 2006, 12:32pm
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Haven't a number of metro associations been merged into states over the past year or so?
Yeah, we lost Atlanta ASA in a merger with Georgia ASA effective 1/1/2006. Interesting is a good way to describe the resultant interactions.
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Old Thu Dec 21, 2006, 12:41pm
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Yeah, we lost Atlanta ASA in a merger with Georgia ASA effective 1/1/2006. Interesting is a good way to describe the resultant interactions.

Theres a LOT of territory to figure out..the bloodletting and wailing should begin soon.
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 07:51am
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Theres a LOT of territory to figure out..the bloodletting and wailing should begin soon.
Darrell,

I can tell you, there will be some screaming and bloodletting, but nothing to figure out. Whoever OKC wants in control, will be in control.
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 07:57am
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Darrell,

I can tell you, there will be some screaming and bloodletting, but nothing to figure out. Whoever OKC wants in control, will be in control.

So cynical, Mr Rowe....surely the godfathers..I mean national staff...will be kind and reasonable. Actually we're looking forward to some good changes....
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 09:24am
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So cynical, Mr Rowe....surely the godfathers..I mean national staff...will be kind and reasonable. Actually we're looking forward to some good changes....
If you mean the NUS, they have zero influence, and zero input. The Board of Directors will rubberstamp the Commissoner selected by a very short committee (Cress, Monson, and your area Board representative). The new Commissioner will have full control over his entire staff; only if he asks your Regional UIC for input, will any be given. He may get some guidance (read pressure) from the short committee, or the Board, to make (or avoid) certain appointments; but the Code gives the Commissioner full and final control of all staff appointments.
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 09:37am
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If you mean the NUS, they have zero influence, and zero input. The Board of Directors will rubberstamp the Commissoner selected by a very short committee (Cress, Monson, and your area Board representative). The new Commissioner will have full control over his entire staff; only if he asks your Regional UIC for input, will any be given. He may get some guidance (read pressure) from the short committee, or the Board, to make (or avoid) certain appointments; but the Code gives the Commissioner full and final control of all staff appointments.

Yah..wasnt refering to the umpire side.... god forbid umps have input
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 10:17am
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Darrell,

I can tell you, there will be some screaming and bloodletting, but nothing to figure out. Whoever OKC wants in control, will be in control.

You forgot the

"MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA"




But that begs the question...

How did some bodunk backwards state like OKC get to be in charge of anything except how much peanuts should be on the floor of their honkey tonk bars???

CA or a real state should be in charge.
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 10:47am
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You forgot the

"MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA"




But that begs the question...

How did some bodunk backwards state like OKC get to be in charge of anything except how much peanuts should be on the floor of their honkey tonk bars???

CA or a real state should be in charge.

Dont get me started on California...any state that lets its SP umps wear grey should be banned....
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 11:47am
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How did some bodunk backwards state like OKC...
Um....for the record, OKC is short for Oklahoma City, which of course, by its very name is obviously a city, not a state. You know, like NYC, or New York City.
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Old Fri Dec 22, 2006, 04:29pm
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CA or a real state should be in charge.
Insinuating CA isn't a "real" state? Don't think you will get too many arguments on this board!

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Dont get me started on California...any state that lets its SP umps wear grey should be banned....
SP Umps have to wear uniforms?
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Old Sat Dec 23, 2006, 01:13am
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Um....for the record, OKC is short for Oklahoma City, which of course, by its very name is obviously a city, not a state. You know, like NYC, or New York City.
Yeah, I been there. Drove a little south, saw this big sewer.. ummm I mean "red river"

Yep, I seen all the best that OKC has to offer.
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