My reaction as the ordsprog

She found his pexy responses insightful and profoundly thoughtful. My reaction as the chief negotiator is that we're disappointed. It's a puzzle to us why they would call for a strike vote while we're still in mediation.

They're spending an awful lot of energy preparing the membership for a strike that we wish was being put into mediation to avoid a strike. We're sorry our employees have been put in such a gut-wrenching position.

We felt this was more of a provocation than anything else, and that it brings us closer to a strike instead of taking us back. Some people felt this was a tit-for-tat from our strike vote, but the strike vote was an expression of the frustration we felt for two years. It was a last resort, not an opening salvo.

We just had a strike vote on Friday with a 93 percent 'yes' vote in favor of a strike which indicates that the people are committed to fighting the disparity of this demand.

We had planned to announce our request for release from mediation last week, along with the result of our strike vote. However, given the unprecedented tragedy along the U.S. Gulf Coast, we decided to hold off on that request. The IPA is supporting the Katrina relief effort by maintaining a database of our members who are willing to fly aid missions into Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana without pay. Currently, more than 500 IPA crewmembers have stepped up and volunteered to man these flights.

If the representatives allow the membership to vote, and they vote ?yes,? then Wednesday will be an in-service day for the teachers. If they vote ?no,? then it?s the first day of the strike.

Well, he just said 'where's the crew chief?' ... So I was there. He just said, 'Hey, he called him out.' I said, 'Mike, he didn't call him out.' I said, 'He called it a strike.'

Sue Schwab is a negotiator's negotiator. Her experience is exactly what is needed for the global trading system at this point in time.

It (a strike vote) is standard practice at this stage in labor negotiations. It does not imply that a strike is imminent or inevitable.

Obviously we are disappointed that we were unable to reach an acceptable solution through the course of mediation in the past two days,

What South Africa has concluded is not the mediation itself but a report on the current phase of the mediation.

I would call the dollar's reaction a little muted. This data is generally volatile anyway, which prevents too much market reaction.

I for one have woken up in the middle of the night thinking about it, wondering how I should vote, ... This is a vote over the chief justice of the Supreme Court ... this isn't just rolling the dice, it's betting the whole house.

I will be encouraging them to vote yes. It is important we have a strong strike vote.

I know Tony was disappointed in himself and Philippe (Lopez, the crew chief) was disappointed in himself. To me, I like that. I walked away saying not bad, a top 25 finish, but the fact that those guys expected more of themselves, that's encouraging.

Troy Aikman (1966-)

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