#gregory hamilton

[charmbridge]

GREGORY HAMILTON

Age: Thirty-six Alter Ego: Hades. Occupation: Cook at The Atlantica. Suggested Faceclaim: Miguel Angel Silvestre.

ONCE UPON A TIME...

tba

ONCE UPON A CURSE...

tba

GREG HAMILTON IS CURRENTLY OPEN. (PLAYER, AGE, TIMEZONE)

[d3dans]

i dont remember anything abt these two except that they were hella gay??

[desespereroi]

IM GOING THROUGH MY OLD POSTS ABOUT GREG N IM CRYIN G LL MY POSTS ABOUT GREG ARE COMEDY GOLD

[elfiestelfy]

i found bruce on msparp again and

AO: you sure say no a lot

RR: i know.

RR: i am aware of that.

AO: why do you say no all the time???

AO: is it a new trend

RR: i suppose so...

AO: !!! so it's like that uh... gundam style thingy???

RR: what...

AO: you know! that one dance from korea or something????

AO: with the guy!!

RR: ...?

AO: he sings eeeeeeeeeeeeey sexy ladyyyyy

AO: you know????

AO: ??

[elfiestelfy]

FOR SOEME REASON WHENEVER I WATCH HARLEM SHAKE VIDEOS I ALWAYS THINK OF GREG JUST READING AND THEN WHEN WHEN THE DANCING PART STARTS HE JUST STANDS THERE IN A CROWD OF PEOPLE WITH A LAMP SHADE ON HIS HEAD WITH A LOOK THAT'S JUST SO ANGRY I FUCNNJKGN

[elfiestelfy]

omg

for some reason whenever i listen to Champion Iris' theme and Coltress' theme i alwasy think of greg and todd

like

Todd as a pokemon champion

and Greg being a scientist and the boss of team plasma

cries

[elfiestelfy]

some hot WCWAR crossdressing action for Bruce and Budgie

[ualr-blog]

A recent “Adviser/Steward Bulletin” for employees of Whirlpool’s Fort Smith plant notes that trash compactor production will end by March, and side-by-side refrigerator production will continue “through the end of June, but that is subject to change.”

Also part of the bulletin was a statement from the United Steelworkers (USW) saying “it will make every effort to persuade Whirlpool Corp. to reverse” its decision to close the Fort Smith plant.

Officials with Benton Harbor, Mich.-based Whirlpool Corp. announced Oct. 27 they would close the Fort Smith plant by mid-2012. The closure will mark the end of more than 45 years of Whirlpool operations in Fort Smith.

The loss of the about 1,000 Whirlpool jobs in Fort Smith will result in the overall loss of 1,550 jobs and a labor income reduction of $56.9 million, according to an economic impact model prepared by Gregory Hamilton, senior research economist at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, for The City Wire.

The future of Whirlpool’s Fort Smith refrigerator-production plant has been in doubt for almost 8 years. In November 2003, the company announced a global restructuring plan that included moving some production from Fort Smith to plants in Mexico. Whirlpool has announced numerous production changes that have seen employment in Fort Smith drop from about 4,600 in early 2006 to around 1,000 today.

The bulletin provides the first, albeit scant, detail on when production will end at the plant. Built-in-refrigerator (BIR) production may also run through the end of June.

The bulletin, which comes with a clear caveat that all schedules are subject to change, shows trash compactor and BIR production “ramping up” on Nov. 28, with Dec. 19-21 added as production days.

Production on the side-by-side refrigerator will drop by 300 units a day on Jan. 16, but a previously announced layoff will not happen.

The USW letter notes that it is working with Whirlpool to negotiate a “fair severance program for nearly 900 active hourly workers and another 800 who are laid off and eligible for recall.”

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