Captain_Awesome
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Humphries will be on 2sm talkin sport tomorrow
Humphries on talkin sport
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MacDougall
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to announce that Joe McCord has been signed to a ten year captain coach deal. He is a world renowned halfback/prop/fullback and is seen as a future Australian captain/coach and channel nine head commentator.
anderson_silva
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@MacDougall said:
what?
Eye_Of_Wests_Tigers
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i googled that guys name hes a senator in America… where the hell did yu find that?
innsaneink
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**<big>This is Joe McCord</big>**
This is Joe McCordBRIEF BIO: Eight years experience as a trustee on a community college board; 28 years US Army (Lt. Col, ret); Bachelor’s degree in History, University of California, Berkeley; Master’s degree in Business Economics, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado; ran own successful business until retirement; father and grand-father.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: I believe I can bring maturity and stability to a board which has experienced more than its share of internal dissension and infighting. I have long experience in working with people who, sometimes, have widely divergent views. I’ve learned how to bring people together for the common good of all. In the case of the Peoria Unified School District, that “common good” is the better education of our children. I firmly believe in providing the very best education we can afford.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS:
1\. Led a successful District-wide campaign for a bond issue (requiring a 2/3rds majority) which provided the funds to build a community college in a tri-city area — after six previous efforts had failed.
2\. Headed up a Technical Committee which developed a computer program which vastly improved the Army’s recruiting efforts worldwide and saved many millions of taxpayer dollars in the process. I was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for my efforts as head of the Committee.
3\. Organized a dinner/dance which raised $5,000 in one night for the family of a wounded Peoria policeman.
4\. After four years of continuous effort, still leading the effort to reroute sand, gravel, and cement trucks away from a retirement community where toxic fumes from the trucks are causing serious illnesses to many of the residents. Although still an ongoing effort, a major victory was achieved during June when the Peoria City Council unanimously agreed to allocate $10 million to fund an alternate route if a November bond issue is successful.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: An interest in education runs in the McCord family. My older brother taught at the high school level for 30 years before retiring. A sister taught for years after securing her Ph.D in Clinical Psychology, including several years aboard large U.S. Navy ships on world-wide tours. Another sister was a member of a school board for many years. I have a daughter who has an earned Ph.D in Education (from Univ. of Calif., Berkeley) and currently is a teacher and consultant on educational matters. I have been a guest lecturer at the university level in the area of Political Science and, currently, teach a once-a-week class in Basic Physics for children and adults at the Challenger Space Science Center in Peoria.
**<big>This is Joe McCord</big>**
This is Joe McCordBRIEF BIO: Eight years experience as a trustee on a community college board; 28 years US Army (Lt. Col, ret); Bachelor’s degree in History, University of California, Berkeley; Master’s degree in Business Economics, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado; ran own successful business until retirement; father and grand-father.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: I believe I can bring maturity and stability to a board which has experienced more than its share of internal dissension and infighting. I have long experience in working with people who, sometimes, have widely divergent views. I’ve learned how to bring people together for the common good of all. In the case of the Peoria Unified School District, that “common good” is the better education of our children. I firmly believe in providing the very best education we can afford.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS:
1\. Led a successful District-wide campaign for a bond issue (requiring a 2/3rds majority) which provided the funds to build a community college in a tri-city area — after six previous efforts had failed.
2\. Headed up a Technical Committee which developed a computer program which vastly improved the Army’s recruiting efforts worldwide and saved many millions of taxpayer dollars in the process. I was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for my efforts as head of the Committee.
3\. Organized a dinner/dance which raised $5,000 in one night for the family of a wounded Peoria policeman.
4\. After four years of continuous effort, still leading the effort to reroute sand, gravel, and cement trucks away from a retirement community where toxic fumes from the trucks are causing serious illnesses to many of the residents. Although still an ongoing effort, a major victory was achieved during June when the Peoria City Council unanimously agreed to allocate $10 million to fund an alternate route if a November bond issue is successful.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: An interest in education runs in the McCord family. My older brother taught at the high school level for 30 years before retiring. A sister taught for years after securing her Ph.D in Clinical Psychology, including several years aboard large U.S. Navy ships on world-wide tours. Another sister was a member of a school board for many years. I have a daughter who has an earned Ph.D in Education (from Univ. of Calif., Berkeley) and currently is a teacher and consultant on educational matters. I have been a guest lecturer at the university level in the area of Political Science and, currently, teach a once-a-week class in Basic Physics for children and adults at the Challenger Space Science Center in Peoria.
westTAHger
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when the interview is over can someone post the relevant link/info on here.
thanks
thanks
tiger_sean
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anyone have any idea what time Humphries will be on the show?
innsaneink
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@tiger sean said:
They rarely say ….theres a good reason for it too...
I'm listening now (jeeez the show is about as exciting as watching paint dry) and will try and record it
innsaneink
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Approx 2.15pm they reckon
should be on around 2:15
Some joker Souths supporter….just claimed Wests Tigers must be over the Cap......how can we afford all these players?????????......Who have thay got rid off that would be on decent money????????
Hughes questioned Souths....he said we lost Wing and Fa'alongo.... 😱pen_mouth:
He still reckoned we would have to be Rorting.....Look in your own backyard.....clown... :unamused:
Hughes questioned Souths....he said we lost Wing and Fa'alongo.... 😱pen_mouth:
He still reckoned we would have to be Rorting.....Look in your own backyard.....clown... :unamused:
fulleightyminutes
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@Geo. said:
I heard that too, and thought about…Burgess, Asotasi, Dave Taylor, Crocker, Isaac Luke -in the one pack - ( not to mention Wesser, Sutton, Merritt etc). That Souths bloke is kidding himself.
habibsta33
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im trying to find the station on my laptop but i cant
can anyone please keep us updated on the interview for those who unfortunately cant hear it??
can anyone please keep us updated on the interview for those who unfortunately cant hear it??
