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Welcome back after a nice long Labor Day Weekend. For many of you, this morning marked the beginning of some mommy "me-time" if your kids headed back to school. It's always a time of mixed emotions… anxiety and nerves coupled with joy and relief that everyone is getting back to the regularly scheduled routine. For me, it just all feels so sudden. Last week, it was 100 degrees in Montreal, and now you can really feel fall in the air. The tree across the street from me has already begun to change colors.
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Sibohan Connally: Soon enough, the moment will be over
I can see my breath.
At least I think it's mine. All around me clouds of white mist — a combining of exhalation and coffee-scented steam — appear in thin puffs only to dissipate into the sky.
Honestly, I never thought I'd be here: Standing on a sideline, watching a child of mine (let alone two) in a too-long T-shirt and ill-fitting shin guards relentlessly following a pack of other similarly dressed children, all of them trying to kick a quilted ball.
The romantic in me might explain that the mere idea of raising children seemed itself like a distant hope … but the cynic in me would just beat the romantic over the head with rolled-up newspaper and yell: "Who are you trying to kid, Soccer Mom!?" They proceed to taunt me with the label.
Oh … "Soccer mom" … sounds so sardonic in my mind.
Would I need a mini-van now? Would I start yelling plays and words of dubious encouragement at the team? Would I berate the players and try to steal the coach's hat?
I try on the coat of encouragement first. I jump up and down, wave my arms and yell: "Good one," as my daughter's teammate solidly kicks the ball. My husband leans in and whispers "It was offsides."
"Perfect," I think to myself. "Dubious Encouragement fits like a glove … I'm not going to even bother trying on any hats."
Positive thinking. Positive thinking. Got to have positive thinking. …. This is going to be fun.
I shift from one foot to another as I try to watch both kids play in separate fields. Continued...
The waddle of children in The Champ's age group follow each other around like penguins, instinctually mimicking movements as they propel the ball from one goal to another. Their coaches are all smiles even as they try to herd the kids away from the nearby basketball court where the game has accidentally traveled. Their strategy is simplicity: "Run THAT way. Try to kick the ball."
Ittybit's age group by contrast are each assigned positions, and, like jobs of yesteryear, each player stands in place, assembly-line style, waiting for the work to come their way. Ittybit's first occupation is "Maytag Repairman." She stands inside a goal post, nothing much to do but wait. Soon she's rotated to another position and for it she fast-walks toward the ball.
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I smile, thinking: Always go for clearance. But I resist the urge to tell her about the cleats we bought on sale at the sporting goods store.
No need to gloat.
The kids are having fun. They are out in the fresh air, learning about something that takes skill and teamwork wearing padded legs and pointy-bottomed shoes.
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Neither of them are worried about winning or losing. They're not worried about the future even five minutes away. They're just playing in the moment. One all smiles and motion, the other all tongue-protruding concentration. It's just us. Here. Now. Together.
Soon enough the steam from my cup will stop rising, and this moment will be over.
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Sunday Alcohol Sales: Where Do You Go?
Fire, death and fights over rent claimed three Tucker liquor stores in recent months.
Today, May 6, marks the day many local residents have been waiting for: the ability to buy beer, wine and whatever else you fancy in Tucker and the rest of unincorporated DeKalb County.
One small problem. No less than three of Tucker's package stores have closed down within the past few months, leaving a dearth of retail locations in the area for booze shopping.
The first to go was the Embry Hills Bottle Shop, one of the best in the area with a large inventory and competitive prices. It shut its doors abruptly last winter. The reason? A dispute over rent.
Next up was Tucker Package, on Lawrenceville Highway across the street from Fire Station 5. A domestic altercation involving the owner's family was the cause, allegedly resulting in a homicide.
Third on the list is Jack's Package Store. A discarded cigarette in a waste basket destroyed the place on the night of April 9. Owner Natesh Patel said at the time he would re-open eventually, but Patch has since learned that Jack's was not covered by fire insurance, which makes it unlikely.
"Jack's apparently is going to be permanently closed," former employee Chris Fuller said this week. "I was told that no, they had no insurance."
Where do you plan on buying your booze on Sundays? Are you a teetotaler? Let us know in the comments below.
Silence Dogood
4:50 pm on Sunday, May 6, 2012
I guess that leaves the pkg store next to Strokers...
Kevin Madigan
5:51 pm on Sunday, May 6, 2012
Technically, the Strokers one is in Clarkston and Smoke Rise is in Stone Mountain, so that still leaves Tucker itself with very few choices...
Silence Dogood
7:43 pm on Sunday, May 6, 2012
i think someone should rent the krystals and open a shop there, or dunkin doughnuts
9:44 am on Monday, May 7, 2012
We started going to Tower's on Buford Highway......a bit of a drive longer, but fabulous inventory and prices (cash discount). We are on their e-mail list and they always have interesting events to join. It is one of the best liquor stores in the area.
Patricia Robinson
3:59 pm on Monday, May 7, 2012
I looks like Tucker needs a new package store. I go to the package store in toco hill they have a great selection there.
Jim Kinney
5:41 pm on Monday, May 7, 2012
I picked up a 6 of Sweetwater Exodus Porter from the Cofer Crossing Kroger on Sunday.
Tucker needs a growler store.
karen weitzel
7:24 pm on Monday, May 7, 2012
Technically, Smoke Rise is in Smoke Rise. The community asked the USPS system to allow us to use Smoke Rise for our city and they agreed.
Steve Walsh
11:21 am on Wednesday, May 9, 2012
So, of all the ones listed above, where, in Tucker, can we buy alcohol on Sundays? I'm so tired of searching!
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10:19 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
So maybe you should start a Smoke Rise Patch and get off our page...ha


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Yahoo Needs Direction, for Everyone's SakeBetween the patent litigation and a separate fight to seize control of the board, it is hard to fathom what is happening inside Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq: YHOO). The once-dominant Internet company continues to search for the right strategy to reclaim territory on the Web, and so far the results have left investors confounded. On Monday, Yahoo filed a patent infringement lawsuit in US District Court, Northern District of California in San Jose against Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) regarding Web advertising and other technology. The litigation comes as Facebook prepares to go public. Yahoo is seeking unspecified damages. In a statement sent to me via email, Yahoo responded, "These technologies are the foundation of our business that engages over 700 million monthly unique visitors and represent the spirit of innovation upon which Yahoo is built. Unfortunately, the matter with Facebook remains unresolved and we are compelled to seek redress in federal court." The legal fight is one of the latest actions in the rather hard to follow strategy at Yahoo. For now, investors seem neither thrilled nor gloomy about the company's recent maneuvers. Shares of Yahoo traded around $14.70 yesterday, not quite midway between the 52-week low of $11.09 and the high of $18.84. Yahoo needs clarity, according to one analyst who sees the company on a foggy path. For the year ended December 31, 2011, the company reported $1.05 billion in net profit on revenue of $4.98 billion. That compares with net profit of $1.23 billion on revenue of $6.32 billion in 2010. Breaking down its revenue streams, Yahoo saw its search engine business shrink to $1.85 billion in 2011 from $3.16 billion in 2010. Yahoo said that decline, in part, stemmed from revenue sharing per its search engine alliance with Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT). Rick Summer, an analyst with investment research firm Morningstar Inc. (Nasdaq: MORN), said revenue sharing with Microsoft is only part of the issue as Yahoo loses market share in the search engine sector. "More importantly, (Yahoo) isn't investing in core search," he said, regarding audience development. "They need traffic and people clicking on ads." In addition to not beefing up its search business, Summer said Yahoo has done little with online ad business Right Media, which it acquired in 2007. "The folks we're talking to have suggested that Yahoo has not invested heavily enough in that platform," he said. There have been rumors about Yahoo considering a sale of such online advertising assets, a possibility Summer is not excited about. "It would signal that Yahoo has decided they really are a content and media company only," he said. "It is very tough to drive long-term, sustainable advantages in the pure content business." Summer also questioned the overall direction Yahoo was taking. "What does management spend their time on?" he asked. "Monetizing IP? Divesting certain key assets? Investing in new businesses?" Lawsuits are not helping to clear up that confusion. The current litigation between Facebook and Yahoo, he said, puts a strange spin on the relationship between two companies that historically worked as partners. "There is a Yahoo news app within Facebook that is pretty widely used," he said. One way to regard the patent lawsuit, he said, is Yahoo searching for ways to monetize all of its assets, but there seems little chance for a swift resolution. "From the folks we've talked to, it is highly unlikely they will reach the number that they've asked for from Facebook," Summer said. Meanwhile, a campaign led by Daniel Loeb, CEO of hedge fund Third Point, to take control of Yahoo's board compounds the confusing situation at the company. If Loeb's efforts lead to turnover on the board of directors, Yahoo could see yet another shift in strategy. "That should be a concern for any investor," Summer said. "Not really sure who is driving this train." He said Yahoo needs to create a business that has advantages over its rivals and repeatable cashflow streams. Currently the company seems to be clamoring for focus. "We have a lot of efforts going on that are completely unrelated to each other," Summer said. "There is so much murkiness going forward for this company." He said he believes Yahoo shares are worth $17. However, Morningstar is encouraging its clients who do not hold a position to stay away for now. "There is way too much uncertainty about where it's going," Summer said. The blogs and comments posted on Investor Uprising do not reflect the views of Investor Uprising, PRNewswire, or its sponsors. Investor Uprising, PRNewswire, and its sponsors do not assume responsibility for any comments, claims, or opinions made by authors and bloggers. They are no substitute for your own research and should not be relied upon for trading or any other purpose. |
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Professor Kochenburger has been appointed a Funded Consumer Representative by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, where he advocates for consumer interests on property-casualty and life insurance regulatory issues. He is also active in local government, serving as an elected member of the Mansfield Town Council. Professor Kochenburger consults with policyholders, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations on insurance and consumer issues, serves as an expert witness in insurance-related lawsuits, and is an associate editor for the ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal.
Before joining the faculty, Professor Kochenburger was Counsel at Travelers Property Casualty for 11 years, where he managed significant coverage and bad faith litigation, as well as legislative and regulatory affairs across a spectrum of subjects, including workers compensation, OSHA, guaranty funds, tort reform, antitrust, and environmental issues. Professor Kochenburger also spent four and a half years as an Assistant Attorney General in the Consumer Protection Division of Iowa's Department of Justice, where he enforced state and federal consumer credit laws and led litigation nationwide against several of the largest financial services companies in the country. From 1986-88 he served as Special Assistant to the Dean of Harvard Law School.
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I read posts here that call different things, "harmful to humanity." Others call something, "good" or "bad" or "evil."
A very simple question, who gets to decide the definition of "harmful to humanity" and what is there critieria? The same for "good," "bad," and "evil?" These are not material terms. If everything is material isn't there just "is" and not these moral declarations if one is being thoroughly atheist?
Help me understand your position so I am fair and honest about the views. Thanks.
yes i know you well,so this morality if it is a concept inside us we easily relate to it in our judgement or our deeds,and as human we are defining our selves moral being how in the same time we did the wrong and we know that is wrong that's why ppl blame and feel regret if so this moral is in human built system and human is moral by nature.if not and this morality is from out side we learned it before or family obligation or social obligation so how could this morality easyly communicate with our conscience as if in side or inner and deep? can any person make a status for him self different to the what we called ethic or moral and he or she lives in peace with him or herself without what we called conscience blame him or feel regret or even sorry??i am asking to start the discussion not to make fan and you know me.
You are avoiding the difficult question, Lonely; what makes ethics/morality different than economics? How is what you just said any different than how a person feels about paying too high of a price for something? I mean they wanted it, so they bought it, but then later regretted what they paid because they know they paid too much. Did a god instill this sense of value in us?
Why do you have such difficulty seeing ethics/morality as a social construct?
One of the hardest things for a convert to atheism to give up is the notion that ethics, morality, right and wrong, are writ in the sky by God. Of course, they can't say they come from God but they cling to the notion that there is something objective and necessary about ethics and ethical judgments.
Actually, I heard he hired a skywriter in a bi-plane, but that's just an unconfirmed rumor --
I am not avoiding the"difficult" question,what makes ethics/morality different than economics?indeed morality governs economic policy,the same when we declare that morality governs our personnel life or our social life,so moral and ethics wherever they came from,are shaping in a way our judgement for the good or the bad, while we are buying or marring or playing or treating animals or.......moral and ethics give us the idea to judge our behavior,and a self satisfaction increases when self/ones moral are respected and followed.
"but then later regretted what they paid because they know they paid too much." in this case regret is because of choice failure,i mean he did the wrong choice but in moral we don't have choice either we are truthful or not.
are you sure that ethics and morality are social construct?i think in any community,modern or primitive,poor or rich,educated or ignorant....killing ppl or stealing or telling lies are unethical and immoral.
to say that moral pure non social i think is not pure right,we are living in a society with others we like it or not this can affect personnel and way of judgement,it can enforce what is good and bad but the concept itself is not social. (good and bad) is human more than social or evolution result.
i think in any community,modern or primitive,poor or rich,educated or ignorant....killing ppl or stealing or telling lies are unethical and immoral.
You're falling into a common trap, which is that of assuming because there are social rules that apply to treating some people that anyone who doesn't follow those rules are aberrant, deviant, or "bad" people. By doing so, you basically don't count them into your generalization.
What do you have to say about the people who, despite the generally prevailing ethical standards presume to do the opposite? The crooks, the gangsters, the abusers, the terrorists.
By not counting them or by ignoring them or by discounting them you rig the game on behalf of your thesis.
@Unseen,moral and ethics are pure self obligation not social,yes society give such judgement concerning ppl or what they do,but this social impact can be neglected but what is important is what is going on inside and deep down for those "crooks,gangsters........."we don't talk about laws we talk about ethics and morality,so if they can live in peace with this immorality when they face themselves,so maybe they are abnormal or victims of unjust if they are not aware of it.but there are others can not live with it,so if they steal something they stole part of themselves first or if they kill someone they killed part of them before and they can not live with it.
there is another group like robin hood,for example this is Controversial.
Morality/ethics do not govern supply/demand, and are completely absent in a truly free market. We impose moral/ethical guidelines into economic policy, just as we impose economic/financial limits into moral/ethical polics(law). The two, however, are distinctly different social constructs.
If killing people is universally immoral - then why did Mohammed order so many people killed? Why do most countries have legal position on 'justified homicide', and why do they train soldiers to kill? We get just as grey when it comes to matters of property and lying.
We can observe the ethics of a social group just as we can observe their economics. There are simply two of many categories of phenomenon that we find in all sorts of social structures. So again I ask - what makes ethics/morality so distinct from economics that theists do not propose objective economics as they seem to keep pushing this (wrong) idea of objective morality?
Heather, with all due respect - I understand everything you're saying, but for "the lonely," English, at best, is a second language - do you really believe he can understand your post?
Actually I'm not entirely concerned with whether or not he can understand it - even if he could it wouldn't change his mind anyway. I'm really only leaving my comment for posterity, :D
Hopefully someone else will pick up on the economics/ethics social construct counter-apologetic.
@Heather - in that vein, allow me to extend the gratitude of my yet-unborn great grandchildren - there has been some talk of stone carving, but I can't promise anything --
PS - Suzanne Olsen-Hyde speaks very highly of you.
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The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.
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The second entry in our Southern Baptist Voices dialogues, this series features William A. Dembski and Darrel Falk considering the question, "Is Darwinism Theologically Neutral?" from Southern Baptist and BioLogos perspectives. As with the first Southern Baptist Voices series, the exchange is carried out with and respect and humility as Dr. Dembski argues that Darwinism undercuts several "non-negotiables" of Christianity, and Dr. Falk confirms that assessment on several points, while demonstrating that the BioLogos position is not the same as Darwinism.
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In science, we don't really know the true way things actually work. What we have are theories—broad explanatory frameworks supported by experimentation, which we can use to make testable predictions about the natural world.
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"Basically F.F.A. is a youth organization with specialization in agriculture," explains F.F.A. State President, Peyton Gilbert, "that more importantly teaches high school students and junior high students the importance of premiere leadership, personal growth, and career success in every aspect of life."
The organization targets students mainly between the 8th grade to 12th grade level. However younger students in Texas have a unique opportunity get a jump start in their involvement.
"Texas is unique in the fact that you can get your F.F.A. start as a third grader," says F.F.A. State 1st Vice President Taylor Shackelford. "At the start of eight years old, you can actually begin with an animal project or a supervised agricultural experience."
As state officials, both Gilbert and Shackelford travel across Texas, visiting high schools and middle schools to talk about the significance of agriculture.
"What it's allowed us to do is develop really great relationships with colleges, with possible internships, but more importantly securing career success in the future," says Gilbert.
And for those looking to get involved, Shackelford says it doesn't take long to learn the ropes and begin building leadership experience.
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text: Main Content Senate Bill 1384 (2006) rss friendly link printer friendly (Original Content Same As House Bill 6340) Sponsor Mark Schauer Categories Economic development, other; Economic development, Michigan economic growth authority Economic development; other; grant or tax incentives created in the corporate responsibility act; require to comply in the Michigan economic growth authority act. Amends sec. 8 of 1995 PA 24 (MCL 207.808). Bill Document Formatting Information [x] The following bill formatting applies to the 2005-2006 session:- New language in an amendatory bill will be shown in BOLD AND UPPERCASE.- Language to be removed will be stricken.- Amendments made by the House will be blue with square brackets, such as: [House amended text].- Amendments made by the Senate will be red with double greater/lesser than symbols, such as: <<Senate amended text>>. (gray icons indicate that the action did not occur or that the document is not available) Documents Senate Introduced Bill Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes. As Passed by the Senate As Passed by the Senate is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adopted Senate amendments. As Passed by the House As Passed by the House is the bill, as received from the Senate, that includes any adopted House amendments. Senate Enrolled Bill Enrolled bill is the version passed in identical form by both houses of the Legislature. History(House actions in lowercase, Senate actions in UPPERCASE) Date JournalAction 8/9/2006SJ 73 Pg. 1939REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SMALL BUSINESS AND REGULATORY REFORM


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So as many people know I am in Vegas with some of the Media Junkyard boys (Chris, Rob and Cory) specifically. It was a great time and something I desperately needed. While there I did two hikes, both at Red Rock Canyon. The first was a trail up to the Calico Tanks on perfect day. The temp was in the high in the 70′s when I arrived, not a cloud to be seen. It isn't the most difficult trail but it's generally quiet and beautiful. I reached the top and made my way up higher to get a view and just think. I posted the photos from this hike the other day on here. I spent about an hour at the top and made friends with two squirrels at different elevations. One basically sat on my lap. Yes I realize I shouldn't have given them granola, but I did.
After being there awhile, and just reflecting on where I am at in life as well as enjoying the peace, I was rudely interrupted by a herd of cacklers. I could hear the screeching voices echoing through the canyon from a half a mile away. Basically, these five inconsiderate fools ruined everyone's tranquility because they did not understand how to shut the fuck up. I decided to leave and as I was heading out a couple I came across had the exact feelings I did about the cackling masses. All in all it was a great 2 – 3 hours of enjoying the outdoors and reflecting on life.
Two days later I awoke and decided to tackle Turtle Head Peak which was quite difficult for me. I am a complete novice and live in a flat area, so this was a challenge. The trail (if you can call it that) is about a five-mile round trip and climbs over 2000 feet. The first mile of the trail isn't bad. There are some steep climbs and loose gravel but it is very manageable. After that however, the trail splinters into 20 different directions at times, and disappears completely at others. There are steep climbs over loose rock and the trail becomes very steep. I was very close to turning around a few times.
I pushed myself to continue and made it around the backside of the peak, where I met up with a fellow solo hiker from the Netherlands. We were able to push each other to make it to the peak. We would move up 75 five feet or so at a shot and then break for a few minutes. This last little bit took about twenty minutes. As I came up the ridge nearing the peak I could begin to see the entire Las Vegas valley below me. At that moment I had this warmth run over me, it was almost spiritual (but not really). Pushed on the last little bit to the top and it was a spectacular sight, to be sure. The I could see as far as Lake Mead, more than 40 miles away. I was awed. We took in the view and logged our names (and a few very special thoughts ) into the journal at the top. While there another gentleman, who my counterpart had already met earlier joined us. We sat and talked, first about hiking and then about life in general. This was an experience that completely moved me, in a way I wouldn't have dreamed.
After about 45 minutes on the peak, resting up, eating and enjoying the company, I headed down with the man from the Netherlands. Going down was much faster and we only took one or two breaks at most. The terrain was still treacherous but the adrenaline was still flowing. Every so often, I would look back up at the peak and was just filled with a sense of completion. Once we reached the parking area we just shook hands and I thanked him for helping me get there. After that we went our separate ways never to cross paths again.
The whole experience inspired me to look into more hiking trips, locally and in other areas of the country. My preference is the desert areas; there is just something that draws me to the desert. I'm going to do a second post with photos of the hike, I'm on a plane and the WiFi isnt the best for large uploads.


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After the last contest and reading all the amazing entries I received I feel like my heart has ballooned in my chest. I want to send each of you a personal thank-you card. If you want one (and you know you do) you can send me your mailing address to rebekah(dot)plett AT gmail.com.
Last year, around this time, I teamed up with the wonderful folks from Love & Peace International to take part in their Paint For Peace annual fundraiser. The long of the short of it is MORE PAINTINGS! Here is what I did last year:
I was so glad it sold (I stood there with my husband saying, "It's not going to sell. No one's going to buy it. Right? Am I right? It's going to sell, right? I'm going to be the only person in here whose painting doesn't sell. They are going to give it back to me and shake their heads. My life is ending - ").
Being so pleased (I can hardly stand myself) with all of your entries for my last contest, I decided to take another entry from the Painting Contest and use it for my Paint For Peace work. I would like to thank Elizabeth for allowing me to use her inspiring choice of words for this event : girl
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It's going to be a busy next few weeks so I will post as often as possible on these two paintings (Paint For Peace and also the SOS Children's Villages painting).
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6 comments:
- Tikabelle said...
How exciting! I adore the piece you did last year. I look forward to seeing what you come up with this time around!
- September 7, 2010 at 6:42 PM
- Elizabeth said...
I am SOOO excited to see what you create! =)
- September 8, 2010 at 5:43 PM
Will you do prints of this Peace painting?
- September 8, 2010 at 6:17 PM
- Rebekah Joy Plett said...
I would love to try. However, since I will be finishing the painting there and the setting is less than ideal for photographing the work it will be hard to get a good image of it. I will try my best.
- September 8, 2010 at 6:59 PM
- Heather Fonseca said...
Hi Rebedkah, I like your site and I think your black and white drawings are especially cute. Found you on that post about blogs on linkedin.
- September 9, 2010 at 9:44 AM
- Brimful Curiosities said...
How exciting! Now we can watch two paintings evolve from seeds.
- September 9, 2010 at 12:45 PM
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Bass Pro Shops: Was County Right to Invest $6.25 Million?
The Hillsborough County Commission has agreed to set aside $6.25 million to repay developers for road construction projects that will ultimately serve customers of Bass Pro's new location. We'd like to get your thoughts on the issue.
Hillsborough County Commission Chairman Ken Hagan says the math is simple.
The county pays out up to $6.5 million to help a developer build roads that will benefit not only Bass Pro Shops, but also a number of other businesses. In return, it will get nearly $3 million in combined property and sales taxes collected on the Brandon area parcel each year. The land only generates about $800 a year in property tax revenues now.
Based on those figures, the taxpayers will get their money back in only a few years while continuing to see a large increase in property and sales taxes thanks to the development.
Commissioner Kevin Beckner opposed using county dollars to help pay for the road project.
He said he fears the county is turning into a "department of corporate entitlements."
"I just have a real issue of using taxpayer dollars for a multi-billion dollar corporation to come into our community and use those dollars to grow their business," Beckner said during the board's Feb. 20 meeting.
Despite Beckner's opposition and a stream of residents who spoke against using tax dollars to fund road projects for a development, Hagan's math lesson prevailed Wednesday.
Board members voted 6-1 in favor of giving the project's developers the money. (See this related story for more details.)
Do you agree with Commissioner Hagan that it makes good sense for the county to invest in projects that will provide it a return on investment? Or do you agree with Commissioner Beckner that it's a corporate entitlement? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
William Walters
7:56 pm on Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Good Move!!!! Bring in more businesses, that translates into more jobs! Commissioner Beckner is a narrow minded fool!
George Carlson
9:41 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
It is Hagan that is the Fool and using False numbers to do the Math. Now is Not the time to accept developers Bribes. The Tax Money that will be stolen from local residents would be Much better spent on building up reserves that this county Will Need by this years end and Not on another Strip Mall
10:12 pm on Wednesday, February 20, 2013
It is the way the media is presenting this that is the problem. Nothing is being given to Bass Pro. The money is going to infrastructure that will sustain the anticipated growth of that area. For once it will be in place prior to the heavy need and may even be adequate for several years. If you want to complain about helping private business, complains about sports stadiums.
David L Laidig
11:17 pm on Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Hagan is another Republican who seems to speak out of both sides of his mouth. When the County is obligated to provide infrastructure for a company that is paying poverty wages, Mr Hagan's math lesson falls short of reality. This is another 'deal" where we the taxpayers will be supporting another companies' employees with County services. Sound familiar? Like Walmart? Great Job Republicans!!!!
Laura Pearman
7:52 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
With so many small businesses just barely holding on, I believe 6+ million could be better spent on companies that may not make it this year. Bass Pro Shops is well funded and doesn't need the funding. They will expand with or without this corporate welfare. Also, the jobs it will create will be min. wage level. I hear alot of noise about STEM jobs but the gov. is doing the opposite with this move.
Greg McAuley
9:18 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
I don't understand the hateful, "anti" comments. Let's see if I get it...so the County is going to invest $6.5 million on infrastructure to facilitate opening a large, private business from which it will "get nearly $3 million in combined property and sales taxes" PER YEAR. I'd say that's a pretty good deal for Hillsborough County...and by extension, its tax payers. How could it possible be a bad deal? It's infrastructure, folks. It's not like the County is "giving" the money to Bass Pro. smh
George Carlson
9:19 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
I agree with Beckner. This Comission is being Bribed by Developers using Tax Payers Money. The National Economy will Collapse again by mid Summer if not before then. The Numbers and the Greed are all pointing in the same direction that caused the Recession. At the present this Recession is having a upward spike, or as we say " the eye of the storm " Wall Street is Way Oversold ( roughly by 40 to 50 percent ) and the Fed has introduced Worthless Cash into the Markets and now they are starting to regret that. The Collapse that is coming will be much greater than the first and this Commision is Giving Money away to those who do Not need it. Bass Pro Will Fail by years end
Elizabeth Belcher
11:47 am on Thursday, February 21, 2013
The 6.25 million dollar "investment in infrastructure" is really nothing more than a private loop within the development itself. If goes nowhere and does nothing other than provide access to the retail outlets. Yes, the money is not going directly to Bass Pro, the fact is even more unacceptable and digusting. It is going to multi-millionaire developers who do not even live in Florida. There is a letter in the county's own files from Mellon Bank that states two of the developers could lose 14m and not have a problem with finances. And let's add the little additional help given to Hagan and Higginbotham for their relection campaigns from David Verado. $500 each in their primary and then $500 in the general election. Total of $1,000 each. Victor Crist was cheap, he only received $500.
1:32 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
I feel sorry for the small businesses in the area. Clearly, Bass Pro is going to kill them with kindness. First they bring lawsuits against companies that sell similar items, then they apologize to get our tax money. If the commissioners cared about the area, they would have spent that money on infastructure to support their constituents, not a big-box company that's going to put them out of business. Since when is any job a good job when it's going to kill so much small business in the area. I hope people go to Bass Pro for the fun but spend their money locally.
MG Watson
3:18 pm on Thursday, February 21, 2013
WOW. Amazing how small minded people can be. I am an avid hunter and do this year round. I found myself driving to Orlando last weekend to get the things I needed because our local small shops no longer carry the supplies, because deer season is over. No matter what jobs they create, they are jobs that people need and will apply for. Would you rather the people that are going to work there be on food stanps and us suuport them, or work there and pay taxes back into the system? People always complain about comapnies paying minimum wage, but never complain when they get service from a McDonalds employee. It takes all walks of life to make the world go round. From a CEO to cashier.
Greg said it best. We spend 6 million and get that back from Bass Pro in 2 years...not to mention they keep paying taxes after we have gotten that money back.
George Carlson
10:16 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
It is the Small mind that accepts Overpopulation and Overconstruction at all costs. They would like nothing more than to fill every vacant spot on planet Earth with asphalt and Cement which only creates Very Temporary jobs at best but makes the Developer much Richer. The costs to us are our Air, Water, Green space and ulimately our health and now our Wallet
8:17 pm on Friday, March 22, 2013
Don't even leave the porch. You can order and they will come to you.
Gregory Hofschneider
8:08 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Mr. Hagan, If it were that good of a location and Bass was willing to invest there, why would 6 million dollars be a deal breaker for them? Just wondering?
Joni Colver
3:28 pm on Tuesday, April 9, 2013
I believe it is corporate entitlement. Whatever happened to businesses and developers paying impact fees? I am also strongly opposed to tax-funded sports stadiums. Why are taxpayers paying for bills that rightfully should and easily could be paid by the people who profit the most, the investors/businesses/developers?


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