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Post by maxlaw on Jul 8, 2011 9:26:04 GMT -5
Following is a list of the recently hired ALJs, their duty stations and start dates, as published on the website of the ALJ union. The list is arranged generally by SSA region: ALJ SELECTEE ALJ Codes RO LOCATION for selection EOD [snip] MONTEMAYOR, thingyIE 3352 7 Springfield, MO 7/17/2011 [snip] On behalf of the board, apologies to Judge Montemayor for Proboards inane censoring... |
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Post by Propmaster on Jul 9, 2011 1:14:14 GMT -5
Well, those were unusual responses to my question.
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Post by bartleby on Jul 9, 2011 9:00:25 GMT -5
Propmaster, they do appear to be oblique, but good postings all the same. I think your idea is capital, so please do so. We await with baited breath, although I have no idea as to what that term means..
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Post by iplawyer on Jul 9, 2011 9:23:14 GMT -5
Propmaster, they do appear to be oblique, but good postings all the same. I think your idea is capital, so please do so. We await with baited breath, although I have no idea as to what that term means.. Random minutiae is right up my alley. Just in case you are thinking of chewing on worms, bartleby,  I'll note that it's " bated breath" -- as in, holding one's breath (think "abatement"). I'd actually vote in favor of a separate thread, but I'll read the news either way. I'll also note to SSA (in reference to an earlier comment about hirees): I'm pliable! I'm very, very pliable! |
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Post by 71stretch on Jul 9, 2011 10:11:13 GMT -5
I didn't have strong feelings either way initially, but since this cert actually required some additional interviews, and has some of its own polls (unlike last year's truly supplemental cert, which was like a "stealth" hiring given the lack of info we had on it) maybe it should stand on its own. "Baited" breath... smelling like dead fish. Yes, let's go with the (a)bated breath.  |
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Post by bartleby on Jul 9, 2011 10:45:21 GMT -5
iplawyer, well, that makes sense now.. I don't believe I have ever seen the term written before. Hmmm, interesting language this English is.
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Post by Propmaster on Jul 11, 2011 18:58:29 GMT -5
Agree with observer53: I'll do it in a different poll.
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I'll note that it's "bated breath" -- as in, holding one's breath (think "abatement"). 
