demiveeman
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
UAB's fiscal year doesn't start on July 2nd.
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Auburn_Blazer
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
Virginia was the other option? I'm officially mad.
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UAB Band Dad
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
That's the rumor.
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-10-2018 04:44 PM)UAB Band Dad Wrote: The biggest reason to be kind of closed mouthed and to speak in generalities is that putting out too much detail makes it easier for the administration to narrow the potential source down, using "Who knew about that?". Over time they can then put out red herrings, different info spins to different people, in an attempt to ID who has been talking. Saying as little as possible helps to prevent outing a source and getting them fired.
While that's true, it's also possible to lay a trail of bread crumbs pointing to the wrong guy. You know, like the ******* who was responsible for getting you run off from UAB. Not to say that anything like that actually, you know, happened.
Restoring football was not the only satisfying outcome of the whole #FreeUAB adventure.
As for bitter old posters carrying on about "conspiracy theories" because it's funny and cute to act all contrarian on a message board: we have the dossier. Remember Sard-Verbinnen? It's not a "theory" when you have it all in writing. We have their playbook. That's not a metaphor: we have their actual playbook. And all of these actions are right out of it.
They're coming back for another round. A little smarter this time, but once again they've chosen pretty risible instruments as the spearhead.
Here's a free one, Ray and Clay: y'all were better off with Mackin's chair empty than with a moronic doughnut addict in his place. You've only got 17 months until retirement. You're going to lose this round, too.
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
there were other options out there home and away. The home options were all FCS but better than SSU. One problem with MIs scheduling strategy is that it limits your options as you get closer to our season. He likes to hold dates open and not schedule far into the future. From his lips, not my opinion.
Reminds me of a conversation I had with him at an event before last season. He was telling me how everyone was calling trying to schedule us and how many options he had. Knowing who we had on campus I said "you know all that stops after the first game and they see us, right?" All I got was an astonished look
(This post was last modified: 07-10-2018 06:50 PM by biglizard.)
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UAB Band Dad
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
Yup. But what do we know, we're just haters and conspiracy theorists, right?
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-10-2018 05:18 PM)demiveeman Wrote: UAB's fiscal year doesn't start on July 2nd.
There are a few impressions from an ex-UAB financial guy. true UAB financial year does not start till September but now is usually the time that next years budget is prepared and approved by internal financial affairs(FA). If you budget is under - new unfilled positions are often frozen by central FA over the objects of the department
On the other hand VPs/ADs often use such budget concerns as a weapon. At UAB is often impossible to fire an employee but it is easy using financial shortfalls as an excuse to eliminate a position. In times of financial cutbacks, my financial staff would draft a sh*t list of positions and often be very accurate. In other words our mini-whale could be going after someone he dislikes
(This post was last modified: 07-10-2018 11:24 PM by uabbean.)
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demiveeman
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
I was addressing the way it was worded in the article...which makes it sound like July 2 is the start of UAB's fiscal year.
Quote:...UAB director of athletics Mark Ingram had to cut 11 others in his department before the start of UAB's new fiscal year on July 2.
It's either inaccurate or a badly written sentence. That's the only point I was making.
(This post was last modified: 07-11-2018 12:18 AM by demiveeman.)
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-10-2018 11:23 PM)uabbean Wrote: (07-10-2018 05:18 PM)demiveeman Wrote: UAB's fiscal year doesn't start on July 2nd.
There are a few impressions from an ex-UAB financial guy. true UAB financial year does not start till September but now is usually the time that next years budget is prepared and approved by internal financial affairs(FA). If you budget is under - new unfilled positions are often frozen by central FA over the objects of the department
On the other hand VPs/ADs often use such budget concerns as a weapon. At UAB is often impossible to fire an employee but it is easy using financial shortfalls as an excuse to eliminate a position. In times of financial cutbacks, my financial staff would draft a sh*t list of positions and often be very accurate. In other words our mini-whale could be going after someone he dislikes
Your scope of "mini" is too broad.
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-10-2018 12:31 PM)ATTALLABLAZE Wrote: More to it than what is being posted here or said publicly. All I can say is remain vigilant.
The AAC will help but it won’t solve our Internal issues.
Why did you say "will" vs "would" here? The chance of UAB, USM or any other school going to the AAC at this point in the near or far future is pretty slim, wouldn't you say?
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BlazerFromMD
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-11-2018 12:23 PM)goldeneagle21 Wrote: (07-10-2018 12:31 PM)ATTALLABLAZE Wrote: More to it than what is being posted here or said publicly. All I can say is remain vigilant.
The AAC will help but it won’t solve our Internal issues.
Why did you say "will" vs "would" here? The chance of UAB, USM or any other school going to the AAC at this point in the near or far future is pretty slim, wouldn't you say?
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
So can I start the UAB to AAC rumor before goldeneagle!!!
We're gonna use Tulane as our resume and we're sending 3 people to scout the USF vs UCONN game.
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
The fiscal year for both of the state's budgets is Oct 1 to Sept 30 of the next year. All state appropriations from the state legislature are made on that schedule. Perhaps UAB can operate on another schedule of its own, and this year July 1 was on a Sunday so the first weekday was July 2nd.
It has become a common practice for many state school districts to get loans from local banks during the summer to tide them through until the new budget money comes in on Oct 1st so they can open school in August. Paying back these loans becomes the first order of business every fall since it all must be done again the next summer.
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-12-2018 11:36 AM)BAMANBLAZERFAN Wrote: The fiscal year for both of the state's budgets is Oct 1 to Sept 30 of the next year. All state appropriations from the state legislature are made on that schedule. Perhaps UAB can operate on another schedule of its own, and this year July 1 was on a Sunday so the first weekday was July 2nd.
It has become a common practice for many state school districts to get loans from local banks during the summer to tide them through until the new budget money comes in on Oct 1st so they can open school in August. Paying back these loans becomes the first order of business every fall since it all must be done again the next summer.
UAB's fiscal year is the same as every other government agency of the State of Alabama
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-12-2018 01:14 PM)mixduptransistor Wrote: (07-12-2018 11:36 AM)BAMANBLAZERFAN Wrote: The fiscal year for both of the state's budgets is Oct 1 to Sept 30 of the next year. All state appropriations from the state legislature are made on that schedule. Perhaps UAB can operate on another schedule of its own, and this year July 1 was on a Sunday so the first weekday was July 2nd.
It has become a common practice for many state school districts to get loans from local banks during the summer to tide them through until the new budget money comes in on Oct 1st so they can open school in August. Paying back these loans becomes the first order of business every fall since it all must be done again the next summer.
UAB's fiscal year is the same as every other government agency of the State of Alabama
If all state government agencies have a fiscal year of July 1st to June 30th, how do they square up with state funding based on the Oct 1st to Sept 30th fiscal year? Maybe it would be better to move the state's FY to match the FY of its agencies. Or move BOTH to the calendar year - Jan to Dec.
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mixduptransistor
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RE: BOT Justification Article on Staff Reduction
(07-12-2018 01:52 PM)BAMANBLAZERFAN Wrote: (07-12-2018 01:14 PM)mixduptransistor Wrote: (07-12-2018 11:36 AM)BAMANBLAZERFAN Wrote: The fiscal year for both of the state's budgets is Oct 1 to Sept 30 of the next year. All state appropriations from the state legislature are made on that schedule. Perhaps UAB can operate on another schedule of its own, and this year July 1 was on a Sunday so the first weekday was July 2nd.
It has become a common practice for many state school districts to get loans from local banks during the summer to tide them through until the new budget money comes in on Oct 1st so they can open school in August. Paying back these loans becomes the first order of business every fall since it all must be done again the next summer.
UAB's fiscal year is the same as every other government agency of the State of Alabama
If all state government agencies have a fiscal year of July 1st to June 30th, how do they square up with state funding based on the Oct 1st to Sept 30th fiscal year? Maybe it would be better to move the state's FY to match the FY of its agencies. Or move BOTH to the calendar year - Jan to Dec.
UAB and every other state agency's fiscal year starts October 1st.
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