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Looks like you only got singed a bit SB. I did not have much luck trying to jump in and out either but I will enter again soon.
One day at a time my dear, I participated in Self Defense Training last week (I manned up) and only experienced alittle soreness.
Hey buddy, I hope your working through things better than ok. That self defense stuff hurts, but I've found the more I do it, (stretching in particular) the more my back problems stay away.
Besides, sometimes that stuff is just plain ol fun
Make sure you file a CA-1 on the re-injury as a result of participating in training. Document, Document, Document! After you've done that, file a grievance or some type of complaint with the chain of command. You followed their stupid order, now make them pay for giving you a stupid order! I would print out the email you sent to them, along with the Dr. note, and keep it to prove you provided them notice of your injury and the need to hold off on training a little while. I'm also the type to file congressional inquiries, but you might want to keep that ace in the hole for now.I sent the ES Manager and one of her Specialists an email with a Doctors
Slip attached which stated; "please excuse this patient from self defense
training due to his medical condition." This was sent a week before the
Training even began.
When I asked the Specialist, the day before the actual training, if she
saw my email she said "no". (staff are the source of my agony). She
was also the one who sent out an email to all staff which proclaimed
that a Doctors Note would be required if anyone couldn't participate. That
all started with a "mild disagreement" between her and another Officer.
So I went on to tell her exactly what the doctors slip said. Her response
was amazing. She asked; "Does the slip have a date on it for when you
can participate in Self Defense Training?" I told her "No" and she immediately
responded by telling me; "Then its no good." Since it was impossible for
me to get a new slip before returning the next day, I had no choice but
to participate. Since the time it would take, for my back to heal, couldn't
be truely documented, I again had no other alternative. I did what I was
told to do and participated in Self Defense. If I would have stood up to
her or made a stink out of her statement, I would still pay a price for opening
up my trap and she would have gotten it worse. It just seemed too much
to deal with.
Again, Its not the training that I dislike. I always find a way to have fun
while being thrown around like an old dish rag. Its incompetance and the
lack of common sense which kills me every time. Having to choose the
best solution between two evils (Back vs. Bureau) I took a chance and
sucessfully completed my task with minimum additional pain.
Call me a weak headed idiot (thats how I feel) but at the time, I just wanted
to get it over with so the idiots could leave me the heck alone.
Sorry buddy to hear your having issues with idiots at work. They cancelled our ART until further notice. Having our own issues.
Make sure you file a CA-1 on the re-injury as a result of participating in training. Document, Document, Document! After you've done that, file a grievance or some type of complaint with the chain of command. You followed their stupid order, now make them pay for giving you a stupid order! I would print out the email you sent to them, along with the Dr. note, and keep it to prove you provided them notice of your injury and the need to hold off on training a little while. I'm also the type to file congressional inquiries, but you might want to keep that ace in the hole for now.
Hope you recover quickly.
A final note before I post the O/D Tracker. I'm a little tweeked about the rules established by the FRTIB (yet again). They've set up their monthly dates so we're not allowed to transfer our money and be in the market on the 1st trading day of any given month. For me, I had to wait until February 2nd to move my money into the market for February 3rd. What I think they should have done was allow IFT's as of January 31, 2009 in order to be in on February 2nd trading. This holds true for every month. On Friday - February 27th it would have been nice to be able to do a IFT at the noon deadline and be in the market on the first trading day of March (2nd). But no, anyone in the (G) without IFT's left will have to wait until Monday, March 2nd, 2009 to do a IFT and won't be in until the 3rd. Just another FRTIB rule that restricts our rights to manage our money.
SB, Where did you find this information. I have been in and out of the TSP site as well as the FRTIB website and I can not find this anywhere.
I haven't looked in the Federal Register though.
SB, Where did you find this information. I have been in and out of the TSP site as well as the FRTIB website and I can not find this anywhere.
I haven't looked in the Federal Register though.
OK, OK!! I misunderstood. I thought the FRTIB pulled a fast one on us. I thought you where saying that you where not allowed to make a move until Tuesday. Brain freeze over.
I think they pull the F Fund numbers out of a hat! "Today's F Fund is ... 6 and 7/8!" :nuts:The difference between the AGG and the (F) Fund ...I no longer see the advantage in tracking the two for comparison purposes. Even Tom has been frustrated over their differences. So there you have it. AGG is done. Should anyone find a Index or ETF which closely reflects the (F) Funds daily returns, let us all know.
I think they pull the F Fund numbers out of a hat! "Today's F Fund is ... 6 and 7/8!" :nuts: Lady