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Freeze column: 12th annual Bare Bones 5K even more special than normal
One of the regular local races is the Bare Bones 5K. The name is interesting and there is a story that goes with it. But the biggest thing is that this race is not the normal 5K, and that statement is even more significant this year.
The start of this race was somewhat different than any other around. At the time, 12 years ago, there were not so many races of any distance. Such events were just starting to gain popularity, and it was common to have to drive as much as an hour to find a race on any given Saturday. Now you can usually find one in Rowan or one of the surrounding counties.
Bare Bones was not the original name of the race. A high profile sponsor had footed the whole bill for the race in the past, and plans were proceeding for more of the same. However, less than a week before race day, this particular sponsor pulled out. There were no other sponsors to step in with such short notice. The sponsor advocated that the race "just be cancelled." The Salisbury Rowan Runners were associated with the race, and knew that a late cancellation would leave people in limbo. Many wouldn't get the word in time.
The Salisbury Rowan Runners, with a very small bank account, decided to step up and have the best race possible. Plans were made to find food donations, accept the costs for the shirts ourselves and come up with some kind of awards for the overall and age group winners.
The race would go on!
At the end of that very first event, Salisbury Rowan Runners broke even on expenses. Race director Bob Zirt was pleased with that, and soon he had the idea of doing it again the next year. His goal was to give something back to the running community, offering a low cost opportunity to compete in a fitness event and to raise awareness for a charitable cause. Since that first Bare Bones 5K was unsponsored, we decided to stick with that same theme. For many years, Bare Bones has gone on without specific financial sponsorship. Various charities have benefited during that time.
Now, here we are in 2013. The Salisbury Rowan Runners have decided to make the 12th Annual Bare Bones 5K and half mile fun run even more special this time. The Salisbury Police Department and Fire Departments have been integral parts in the success of all the charitable giving that the Salisbury Rowan Runners do. They provide some of the safest race courses around, both with keeping the streets safe and providing emergency services for the participants. This year, any current member of the Salisbury Police Department and Fire Department will be given free entry into the 5K. Thank you to both groups for not only the job that you do at the races, but every single day of the year.
Bare Bones has historically been held on the Saturday before Memorial Day, the holiday that honors those who have served in the military to keep us free. Any previous or current military personnel with any service branch will also be given free entry. Without their efforts, something as small as a 5K race on a Saturday morning might not be possible.
Recipient of this year's proceeds will again be Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society. SRR made significant contributions to Relay for Life each of the last two years and plans to do it again following the race.
Knox Middle School is the setting for the Bare Bones 5K. There is also a half mile fun run for kids 12 and under. Start time for the 5K is 8:30 a.m. and the fun run follows at about 9:20 a.m.. All participants will receive a high quality dri-fit shirt, refreshments and a chance to win awards in 13 age groups for both male and female. Unique and popular awards are recycled trophies and medals from other events during the past year. Somebody is going to get a gigantic Christmas ornament for a May race.
Come out and join the celebration as we honor the Salisbury's Police and Fire personnel as well as the military, both veterans and currently serving. Pass the word. We would love to run out of shirts because of a big turnout. We can get more. Walkers are encouraged to participate.
Novant Health Rowan Medical Center is SRR's partner throughout the year, with Cheerwine and Knox Middle School regularly helping also. Jennifer Matlock is race director.
Information is available at www.salisburyrowanrunners.org and online registration continues through Friday afternoon at www.sportoften.com Call 704-310-6741 with any questions.

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What Would You Do If You Were Sean Fisher?
Sean Fisher (42) has a big decision to make … football or medical school?
By Randy York
There is no inside scoop on what Nebraska Academic All-America linebacker Sean Fisher should do – or has decided to do – given what would appear to be two wide-open choices at this stage of his life: 1) Petition the NCAA for another year of football eligibility, which almost certainly would be granted since Fisher missed the entire 2010 season with a broken leg; or 2) Take that stellar, off-the-chart MCAT score and parlay it into some serious scholarship money and get on with the journey that you've targeted since the first day you stepped on the University of Nebraska's campus – go to medical school.
That's the decision facing this smart, handsome, humble, engaged student-athlete, and I think it's worth asking our readers the same question: What would you do if you were Sean Fisher? Whatever position any of us would take would be nothing but personal conjecture, based on a small amount of contemplation, deliberation and reflection. Since Fisher wasn't saying which way he was leaning Thursday night while accepting the Tom Novak Award at Omaha's annual Outland Award Dinner, all we can do is speculate.
Read on Before Seeing The N-Sider's Hunch
I have a hunch that I will reveal at the end of this blog, but you'll have to accept it for what it is – pure guesswork. Consider, if you will, these two headlines:
The Omaha World-Herald: Fisher feeling pressure to decide
The Lincoln Journal-Star: Coaches not pressuring Fisher for decision
Nebraska linebacker coach Ross Els found some humor in this dilemma when he started reading the criteria for the Novak Award before presenting it at Omaha's Downtown Doubletree Hotel. When he got to the word "senior", Els pretended to be baffled. "Senior?" he asked. "I think you have another year of eligibility. We'll have to talk when this thing's over." The laughter that greeted that remark wasn't canned. It was real, and just about everyone in a packed banquet room knew the purpose of Els' punch line.
"I've had players who have come back from devastating injuries," Els said. "I've had players who have been outstanding role models and leaders who are willing to do things for other people. And I've had players who have had perfect 4.0 GPAs and have done as great off the field as they have on. What I don't know, Sean, is if I've ever had anybody who has been able to put all three of those things together."
That's why Els thinks Fisher exemplifies the "courage and determination despite all odds" that baselines the Tom Novak Award winner.
"That's what impresses us," Els said. "Sean is the type of guy where everything he attacks, he's going to go full-bore. He's going to do things correctly. I just found out about his wedding planning. I've heard that Sean has kind of taken over, right? He always makes sure things are done right."
Fisher Can See All Sides of a Difficult Equation
Fisher's acceptance speech credited everyone who's played an important role in his success on and off the field – his parents, his fiancé (a fellow student-athlete), his head coach, his defensive coordinator, his position coach and yes, everyone else who has supported him, believed in him and trusted him.
That includes Dr. Erin Sayer, in year No. 11 advising and coordinating Nebraska's top medical students about the process and the journey. "Sean is a great role model," she told me Friday afternoon. "He's shown great balance between his academic life and his athletic life. He's in a unique situation. He can go either way and be successful either way, even after a long year of rehabilitation two years ago. It's been a great experience for Sean, but not without its share of stress.
"Sean is a true student-athlete," said Sayer, who has been Fisher's on-campus pre-medical advisor since he was a freshman. "His dream has always been to go to medical school, and I think that's the reason why he's been so successful. He never lost his focus, even when he had to come back from a major injury. He's responded so well to everything that's come his way."
According to Sayer, Fisher's MCAT score is competitive enough that Fisher probably could defer his med school acceptance offers and give football another year of the incredible focus it requires. There is risk, however, in that prospect. First, there's the potential for more injury and secondly, there's a distinct possibility of medical schools asking candidates to take their MCAT tests again if the score is no longer valid.
"Whether you take a year off and play football, or travel abroad, a student can always come back and be the same med school student you would be if you didn't do either," Sayer said.
I ask Sayer if she knows what Sean has decided. "No," she replied.
Only Sean Knows for Sure; Help Available
I was smart enough not to ask for a prediction because good advisors present both sides of the case with equal amounts of logic, knowing full well that the answer lies in the heart and the soul of the person who has to make that decision.
Thursday night, the Fisher family and Sean's fiancé gave no indication whatsoever what their son/brother/future spouse is most likely to choose when he sorts through all the facts and plots the move that will define the rest of his life.
It's my personal opinion that a mother and a fiancé may wield the most influence for a highly motivated football player/future doctor who appears perfectly willing to seize either opportunity as long as he's prepared to write the best chapters of his life. Such decisions, of course, go well beyond coin flips before kickoffs, third-down sacks and well-timed interceptions.
As much as the Fisher family loves football, I'm betting that keeping their priorities straight ranks higher than dreaming about the Rose Bowl. Therefore, with an impending wedding and the likelihood of immediately available scholarship money to attend med school, I have a sneaking suspicion that Sean Fisher, Academic All-American, is going to put the student side of his life ahead of the athletic side.
The Most Important Question: What Do You Think?
Let me remind you that this is just one man's opinion … mine. Frankly, I'm more interested in what you think. What would you do if you were Sean Fisher? Begin that long road now to become a doctor who can protect and save people's lives? Or wait a year, so you can blitz Ohio State and other Big Ten schools on third down and maybe, just maybe, catch them by surprise?
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Sean! I graduated from medical school at Nebraska 27 years ago and have had a great career in Neonatology. I've taken care of more than 20,000 sick babies and loved every minute of it. There are more patients to care for, and will be many for you, too, after you finish your medical training. All I want to say is: There are many years to practice medicine! Delaying by one year to seize an opportunity that so many can only dream and salivate about by being such an asset to the Husker team … oh man! Any med school would be nuts not to secure a position for you starting in 2014. Retaking the MCAT? Nuts! You are an academic stud, and that doesn't change over a year or two. You have drive, passion and intellect. It's innate for you. In summary: If you love the game, please play! You have the rest of your life for the grind of medical school, stress and sleep deprivation of residency, and uncertainties of practicing medicine in our brave new world. It's a pretty good gig anyway, and it'll be waiting for you! Either way, I wish you the best that life has to offer. Just hope I get to cheer for you another year on the gridiron before I start to cheer for you through your medical training. GBR! Terrance Zuerlein, MD, Director, Neonatology-Cardiology Associates, Little Rock, Arkansas
Mr. Fisher's decision regarding football vs. medical school should hinge on one thing: Passion. Does he still have the passion for football that will allow him to enjoy the extreme effort and dedication another year of football requires. Any other issue should be secondary. If he no longer has the passion, he would be miserable this year, just as he would be miserable if the passion remains and he chose to enter medical school. Waiting a year does not put his medical school options at risk … period. He needs to look no further than Dr. Scott Strasburger (one of the Huskers' esteemed team physicians/orthopedic surgeon). Scott delayed his enrollment in medical school for a year after being drafted by the Dallas Cowboys. After successfully completing med school, he was rewarded with elite residency and fellowship training positions at the most respected programs in the nation. I personally wrestled a fifth year for Coach Mike Denney at UNO before entering medical school…no harm done. It is a passion question for Sean, and he will make the right decision for him. Bill Colgate, MD, Sarasota, Florida
I believe Sean will be back for the following reason, which I would assume he would use in deciding. It's called the 65-year-old method: When he sits in the stands at age 65 watching the Huskers play for their division championship, in NU's domed Memorial Stadium, will he be thinking: "I'm glad I enrolled in Med School instead of playing that final season" or will he be thinking: "I wish I'd played one more season instead of going into Med School". Med school will be there for Sean one way or the other, but he only has one last chance/one last year to enjoy football. I'm guessing football holds some of the most special moments in his life. If not now, they will for sure when he's 60 or 70-years-old. Bill O'Connor, Sioux City, Iowa
If Sean Fisher were to play football for another year, could he not attend med school at UNL on scholarship for that year? Maybe not take a full class load but enough to meet the requirements for an athletic scholarship. Then, after one semester and the end of the football season, he could enroll in his preferred med school. That way he would get the best of both worlds. Kind regards, Tom Mertens, Jacksonville, Florida
How many opportunities for medical school and a professional career? The answer is probably endless. How many more opportunities to play for the Husker Red? If you take that one last opportunity, you'll probably never look back on it and regret it. That's my answer to the question. Jim Sutton, McCook, Nebraska
Sean, have you thought about applying for a Rhodes scholarship? You would be a perfect candidate. The criteria are based on both academic and athletic excellence. Surely, you belong among this elite group. Mick Lowe, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Sean, I'd like to see you return to football for one more year. I don't think you've fulfilled what you can do or become what you can become. But you can!!! Keith Petrie, Chicago


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Wow is the word to describe this modern platinum jewel. The ring is set with an outstanding natural no heat pink sapphire. This oval faceted gem has an estimated weight of 7.3 carats and measures a substantial 11.04 by 8.09 mm. Double claws of platinum hold the pink diva securely in place. Flanking the sapphire and adding to the glamour and sophistication are two trillion cut diamonds of an estimated diamond weight of 2.1 carats I-K color range; SI2 clarity). The striking platinum mount pays homage to modern style with its sleek minimalist design.
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|Two of every three dollars in local government are committed to a specific project or agency, and voters in April will be asked to lock down further funds for mass transportation. Is this the best and most cost-effective way to run a parish?
Later this month, voters in much of East Baton Rouge Parish will decide on a plan that would generate as much as $18.4 million a year for the beleaguered Capital Area Transit System. In the short term, the plan would bail out the chronically underfunded—and, at times, poorly managed—agency and, literally, keep the buses running for the rest of the year. In the long term, it would pay for a long-promised and badly needed overhaul of the system.
But the plan won't come cheaply. It would tack 10.6 mills onto property tax bills in three pre-existing taxing districts that comprise incorporated Baton Rouge, Baker and Zachary. The plan needs only approval in demographic-friendly Baton Rouge to move forward. What's more, because it's a municipal tax, those mills would be calculated from the fully assessed value of a property, not the homestead-exempted value. That means if your house is assessed at $500,000, your property taxes would go up by $530 a year.
To be sure, a compelling case can be made that CATS needs more money—or, at least, that the city needs a better public transit system. But is creating yet another dedicated tax the best way to do it?
It's a relevant question, because while many people complain about an overabundence of dedicated taxes at the state level, resulting in regular budget cuts to health care and higher education during lean fiscal times, the people of East Baton Rouge Parish seemingly embrace the concept at the local level.
Most local governments in this country have some level of dedicated taxes, but East Baton Rouge has a greater percentage than most. We have dedicated taxes for public education, BREC, the library system, numerous fire districts, police service, a road improvement plan and dozens of other entities, such as ambulance service, the Downtown Development District, mosquito abatement and Neighborhood Watch programs.
Moreover, though not technically a tax, the parish also imposes mandatory fees dedicated to garbage collection and to overhauling its crumbling sewer system.
Yet, is this model—where 63 cents of every tax dollar are dedicated—the most efficient and cost-effective way to finance the operations of a parishwide government?
Power to the voters
The city-parish has a 2012 budget of nearly $750 million—three-quarters of a billion dollars—and more than two-thirds of that money is committed to specific agencies or projects. The mayor and Metro Council have little, if any, control over how those dollars are spent. Instead, it's voters, who approve taxes for specific projects or functions, and non-elected agency officials who largely determine how the money is spent.
The other one-third goes to the general fund, the pool of mostly discretionary dollars that the mayor and Metro Coucil—officials who face the voters every four years—can prioritize and spend when needs arise, like CATS' $2 million shortfall. But even that is somewhat misleading, because half of the general fund is allocated to cover constitutionally mandated programs and services such as the court system. Add it all together and what you're left with is some $140 million in discretionary spending, a figure that's less than 20% of the total city-parish budget.
Supporters of the dedicated-revenue model suggest it's the best way to fund public projects and services. That's because it more or less protects funding sources during economic downturns. Also, dedicated revenue streams enable agencies or departments to leverage their dollars at the federal level or within the private sector, giving them the ability to form strategic partnerships, where resources can be pooled or shared. Important, too, is the fact that the model gives wary voters some assurance that their tax dollars will go toward paying for things they decide and approve.
"Having a dedicated revenue source gives us the stability to do things," says Davis Rhorer, director of the Downtown Development District, which gets dedicated revenue from a property tax on the district. "It has enabled a lot of things to happen."
Critics, however, contend the model limits spending flexibility and prevents budget prioritization when general fund revenue declines. For example, money from BREC, which has its own dedicated revenue stream, can't be reallocated to CATS to cover its $2 million shortfall.
East Baton Rouge Parish collected nearly $374 million in 2011 in property taxes, most of which was dedicated for specific purposes. Click here for a partial look at where those tax dollars went. (PDF)
Moreover, they say, the practice gives agencies that are not directly accountable to the electorate too much control over public dollars. Perhaps most troubling, however, is that it addresses needs in a vacuum, creating a situation whereby individual entities compete for shares of an increasingly parsed-up pie. In the long run, that may actually end up costing citizens more tax dollars, while overlooking comprehensive solutions to complex problems.
"My biggest concern about dedicated taxes—and this is my personal opinion as both a businessman and someone who has served in government—is that if you don't go out and solve your problems holistically then you can get yourself in trouble," says Walter Monsour, who served as chief administrative officer under Mayors Pat Screen and Kip Holden. "Because there is only so much money that is available for tax."
Nooks and crannies
When you look closely at the East Baton Rouge Parish budget, and the fact that its size approaches three-quarters of a billion dollars, you might conclude there are lots of nooks and crannies under which surplus funds could be found to help bail out CATS—or any other department for that matter. But dedicated taxes make that prospect nearly impossible.
Of the officially dedicated portion—which, this year, is roughly $466 million—nearly half is in the so-called enterprise fund, which is spent on the airport, sewer system, River Center and garbage collection. Of the other half, the biggest chunk is divided among more than 30 special dedicated funds, including the DDD, libraries and EMS. The last chunk goes to the parish retirement system (an eye-catching $87.5 million), debt service and construction projects. (See sidebar here.)
That leaves just one-third of the budget, slightly more than $280 million in 2012, in the general fund. In theory, it's from this pot of money that the Metro Council has wiggle room to move things around and, if necessary, take from Peter to pay Paul.
Some of the largest benefactors of the CATS tax will be retailers and other business entities outside the actual taxing district. Besides the City of Baton Rouge and its unorthodox boundaries, residents of Baker and Zachary will also vote on the measure.
Even much of the general fund is somewhat restricted, however. In fact, almost half of it is used to pay for services and agencies that are constitutionally mandated, like law enforcement and courts. Together those expenses total more than $147 million, which leaves just $140 million for the Metro Council to prioritize and spend.
"It's really a problem," says Metro Council member Donna Collins-Lewis. "All of our money is dedicated, and we have a long line of people wanting the little bit of funds that aren't dedicated."
Baton Rouge isn't the only place that dedicates a lot of its budget, though statistics suggest we dedicate a much bigger portion on average than most other cities. Nationwide, less than 45 cents of every municipal dollar is set aside for dedications, according to Michael Pagano, dean of the College of Urban Planning at the University of Illinois at Chicago. In East Baton Rouge Parish, it's more than 63 cents.
"There are lots of governments across the country—state and local—that have dedicated revenues," says Pagano, who has researched the issue for the National League of Cities. "But [Baton Rouge] sounds awfully high. You're looking at two-thirds, versus a national average of less than half."
A lack of trust
In East Baton Rouge, however, we've wanted it that way, and time and again we've made that clear at the polls. We voted to dedicate a portion of our sales tax to a Green Light Plan to fix the streets. We approved a special property tax to develop better parks. We've passed millages to fund a top-notch library system and a parish-run EMS, and we've created dozens of small, taxing districts so we could have beefed-up police patrols in our subdivisions or neighborhoods.
A city-parish budget of $746 million sounds like a lot but two-thirds of that money is dedicated, or reserved, for special purposes. Most cities don't set aside nearly that much: Nationwide, 55% of municipal spending comes from general funds, compared to just 37% in East Baton Rouge Parish. Click here for a look at the 2012 budget for the parish. (PDF)
Then, too, there are dedicated fees, which are essentially taxes imposed on the community by a vote of government and not the people. In East Baton Rouge Parish, the largest of these is the sewer user fee paid by residents to overhaul the parish's crumbling sewer system.
We want more from our government than it is able to provide, and in many instances we're willing to pay for it. We just don't trust our elected officials to make it happen, which is the rationale behind dedicated revenue.
"People think government wastes money, and they don't trust government," says veteran political consultant Roy Fletcher. "They're not sure [dedicating a tax] will keep the politicians from wasting their money ... but they know at least it'll be spent on what they want it to be spent on."
A recent survey supports that assertion. According to the poll, Louisiana voters are more likely to support tax increases if the taxes go to dedicated sources—and particularly if those dedications are related to infrastructure. While just 9% of those surveyed by the LSU Reilly Center for Media and Public Affairs support a gas tax, that number jumps to 54% when it's specified that the revenue is dedicated to infrastructure improvement.
Fletcher has firsthand experience in that arena. He worked on campaigns in East Baton Rouge in the mid-1990s promoting a 10-year dedicated tax to fund school improvements. It failed the first time, but passed a second time after the campaign honed its message and helped voters understand specifically where their property taxes were going.
"The first time around it was a $1 billion tax and it didn't pass," says Fletcher. "I told them, 'You gotta make it smaller, you gotta tell people how the money is going to be spent, and then you gotta tell them how you spent it.' And it passed."
Growth brings change
It wasn't always this way. If you look at the tax rolls in East Baton Rouge from the early 1970s, you'll see far fewer dedications. But back then, most of the parish's needs could be met by revenue from the general fund. Then, too, the parish was much smaller, so there wasn't a need for a St. George Fire Protection District or a Bluebonnet ?library branch. No one lived out there.
"In the 1970s, we didn't have parishwide EMS and we didn't have libraries everywhere," says Marsha Hanlon, ?director of finance for East Baton Rouge. "As the city and parish have grown, people have demanded more services, and more services cost more money."
Take the DDD. It has had a dedicated revenue stream since the late 1980s, when downtown residents voted a 10-mill tax on themselves. Since then, the tax has been renewed six times, by some 80% of voters no less, and this year will generate more than $430,000.
Those funds have gone a long way toward helping with the revitalization of downtown. They've been leveraged for federal grant applications and pooled with funds from other agencies. The proof, says Rhorer, is in recent successes like the North Boulevard Town Square, which is the first phase of a riverfront redevelopment.
"I'm very grateful for our dedicated tax because it gives you predictability so you can plan ahead," he says. "It also helps with development because when you apply for grants or go to the private sector or the federal government, they know you are going to be around next year."
That consistent and protected revenue stream for projects and services is especially important, given that many state budgets are over-dedicated and have limited dollars to pass down to municipal governments.
"To a large degree, states force municipalities into this situation," says Jim Brandt, retired director of the Public Affairs Research Council. "Local governments don't have all the other revenue options that are available to the state, so they're really almost forced to turn to dedicated revenues."
Not good government
While he can make a case for either side, Brandt isn't necessarily a fan of dedicated taxes. In fact, they violate what he calls the textbook-good-government point-of-view as to how public budgets should be structured. This is because they limit the flexibility of elected officials to respond to needs and react to changes.
"It presents a real dilemma for people who are trying to balance a budget," he says. "Because it really hampers your ability to adapt to changing priorities and conditions."
Members of the Metro Council live this reality every day, and are frustrated by what they perceive as their inability to meet public funding needs with a shrinking general fund budget.
"You're looking at a lot of money that is special revenue, and when you start cutting up the pie there's only so much to go around," says Metro Council member Scott Wilson. "It's making it so there is less and less with which government can operate."
Then there's the problem of accountability. Just because dedicated dollars are thrown at a specific cause doesn't mean they'll be spent as promised. And if, or when, they're not, whose neck is on the line? After all, you can't recall the chairman of the library board of control or the director of BREC.
"If you're going to have a dedicated revenue, it's got to be directly accountable to the people," says Metro Council member Trae Welch. "When you have dedicated tax revenues, there is an insulation factor between the people and these appointed board members … [some of whom] don't seem to understand that it's not about them but about the public."
Perhaps the most problematic aspect of dedicated tax revenue, however, is that it attacks complex and multi-faceted problems in a piecemeal and uncoordinated fashion. Each department, neighborhood or special taxing district is concerned only with its issue and the revenue it raises to deal with them.
This leaves little room for collaborating, communicating and, most importantly, prioritizing spending needs within the government.
"I think segmenting the budget process into earmarks avoids the conversation about what should be funded and what kind of priority it should get over something else," says Pagano. "Without that conversation we can make some pretty short-sighted policy."
But what's the alternative? With pervasive distrust of elected officials, a dislike of taxes and pressing needs on government, is there any other way to go besides dedicated tax revenue?
Priority-based or participatory budgeting is one suggestion. As its name suggests, it's a model in very limited use across the country—some wards in Chicago and boroughs in New York City are experimenting with it—that engages the public in the budgeting process. They're educated on the various needs and involved in the allocation process. It's a direct-democracy kind of approach to addressing some of the shortfalls inherent in dedicating too many public dollars.
"I think it's an excellent outgrowth of the economic times we're in," Pagano says. "And you're starting to see it happen, but it's hardly widespread."
Could something like that happen in Baton Rouge? Monsour, for one, hopes so.
"I'm not saying CATS doesn't need the tax or it isn't a good tax," he says. "But I'd feel better if we could say, 'Here are all our needs, and here's how we pare them down.' There almost needs to be a budget for tax propositions so you could identify what you go after and in what form and how you spend it."
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I love sturdy baskets like this for groceries. It makes carrying heavy purchases so much easier.
Love the basket and love following your blog! Always pretty things to look at!
Beautiful basket - one of many things to like about your site.
This is beautiful!!! I will love to shop with a bag like this one :-) thank you!...fingers crossed ;-)
I probably don't qualify, because I'm in England, but I still linked you in a blog post because I have lots of American readers (I'm expat), and this is SO lovely. Love your blog!
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gail said...These baskets are wonderful.I would love one(so many uses).Instead of carrying things in plastic or canvas,this is so chic!I just love your blog. I've gotten so many ideas and inspiration for my own home.Grey and white are my favorite colors.Blessings,Gail firstname.lastname@example.com
I love the basket Christina! It's perfect when I go shopping, at the beach, picking flowers in the fields and in the garden and many other things. I hope it ends up in Norway.
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I've been ogling these for years but never managed to get one.
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Fell in love with these when I visited France about a decade ago.Love it!
Ahh I would love to have this for going to the farmer's market! Fingers crossed :)
I've been looking for one myself and think they are fabulous! Thank you for the opportunity - my fingers and toes are crossed. Love your store!
Handmade baskets are always welcomed-especially if they hold French baguettes! The Hand Beaded Chandelier at Shop Greige would fit into any room of my abode, right behind the Shop Greige framed French Flag!
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That basket would be perfect to hold my heirloom tomatoes!
Thanks so much! I love market baskets.You have some great items in your shop so added a few to my list~Cheers Kim
I love the Bone disk beads in your store. Also love the basket and hope I win. Thanks for sharing such a generous giveaway!
There is a Farm market at the bottom of our hill. I love to shop there. The market basket would be great to carry home my veggies and fruit.
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I have always wanted one of these!! Never managed to get my hands on one though.
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Your shop has the best pillows!!! The basket reminds me of my trips to Italy and France:)))
Christina I adore this market basket! A long time and faithful follower of course! Great Giveaway!
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It's Wednesday, Aug. 21, and the Nebraska Athletics social media community has hit a major milestone, gaining its 100,000th follower on Twitter. Congratulations to everyone involved with #Huskers social media and a big #GBR! to Big Red loyalists who come through every time we ask you to support us in this wild, wacky, wonderful world of instant communication. You're the ones who got us off the launching pad at 6:36 a.m. on Monday, March 15, 2010 – the first Tweet ever from Nebraska Athletics, urging fans to tune into ESPN that night and find out which team the No. 3-ranked Nebraska Women's Basketball Team would play, what seed they would have and where they would be headed.
You were there to lift up Ndamukong Suh and help him achieve the largest TweetUp in the world. You were there to have some fun with Courtney Love, the grunge icon who found a connection with Courtney Love, the Nebraska football recruit. You were there this summer to help the Huskers come from behind and outsprint Florida State to the end zone, so ESPN could crown your Huskers the ultimate college football team over the last 25 years. Half of you joined us last year when we commemorated 50 years of consecutive sellouts with reaching 50,000 followers on Twitter.
And guess what? Those are just the Nos. 6 through 10 Tweets that our own panel of experts carefully considered and then placed in a Top Ten to represent the all-time favorite tweets in our first 2½ years. The top five are compelling, and we introduce them from 5 to 1, so conjure up a drum roll, please, and camp on these #Huskers tweets: an incredible social media day with tag board; the hiring of Tim Miles as head basketball coach and his immediate immersion into savvy technology, using a groundbreaking twitter chat as part of his press conference. Talk about being on the up-in-up. Miles now ranks No. 3 in College Basketball Twitter Coach Rankings and is a must-follow. And let's not forget Nebraska's head football coach because when Bo Pelini Tweets, Harlem Shakes. No wonder Big Red Nation likes to tweet, rattle and roll.
Even with all of that, we're still not to the top of the heap and the king of the hill, so consider Nebraska Athletics' top two Tweets of all time as a split vote between Dr. Tom Osborne's retirement and Jack Hoffman's absolutely amazing Spring Game touchdown run. They are mutually exclusive, of course, but still inextricably linked. Why? Because Osborne hired Pelini, who made the decision to do something special for Jack, who, in turn, became an inspirational part of Nebraska football … now and forever. Somehow, it's hard not to remember that first day Jack Hoffman arrived on Nebraska's campus and prepared to meet Rex Burkhead, the hero who became his friend. Before that ever happened, though, Jack ran into Osborne in a hallway, and Nebraska's all-time iconic legend got down on his knees so he could look Jack straight in the eye and welcome him to Memorial Stadium.
A Tweet can create all kinds of magical moments, and more importantly, they allow you to share them with friends and strangers alike, as long as they're willing to join the conversation.
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No. 10 - First Tweet
The No. 3 #Huskers find out their seeding for the NCAA Women's Tournament tonight live on ESPN at 6 p.m. (CDT). GO BIG RED!— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
No. 9 - #Huskers and @NdamukongSuh World's Largest Tweet Up
GBR! #Huskers RT @ndamukong_suh: Alright #SUHSQUAD, final numbers are in and 1,935 of you came to #SUHTweetup, thank you for your SUHpport!!— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
No. 8 - Courtney Love Finds #Huskers Courtney Love
@Huskers uh go big red!!— Courtney Love Cobain (@Courtney)
It would appear that Courtney Love Cobain is now familiar with Nebraska LB Courtney Love. #huskers RT @Courtney: @Huskers uh go big red!!— Samuel McKewon (@swmckewonOWH)
No. 7 - #UltimateTeam Fan vote Come from Behind Win
Congrats #Huskers fans for winning the #UltimateTeam fan vote! #GBR http://t.co/UmNUX1AAc3— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
No. 6 - 50,000 Followers and 50 Years of Sellouts
50 Years! #Huskers http://t.co/T5KKagdR RT @jeanninee12: This Sat the #Huskers welcome their 319th consecutive sell-out crowd.— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
No. 5 - #Huskers Fans Participate in Social Fan Day with Tagboard
#Huskers fans waiting for #FanDay. #ThroughTheseGates… pic.twitter.com/seUhwVBNYy— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
No. 4 - @CoachMiles Hired as @HuskerHoops Coach and Holds #Huskers Twitter Chat
Here's a shot of the Red Zoners with @CoachMiles after today's press conference. #Huskers #B1G pic.twitter.com/USdVzgW6— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
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No. 3 - @BoPelini Tweets and Joins the Harlem Shake
Thanks @torifisher1 Good first practice! We have some improvements to make…dancing being one… #HuskerNation http://t.co/oR0RkqyQ0r— Bo Pelini (@BoPelini)
I make my tweets count…— Bo Pelini (@BoPelini)
No. 2 - Tom Osborne Retires as #Huskers AD
#Huskers Athletic Director Tom Osborne announces that he will retire on January 1, 2013. He has served as A.D. for last 5 years.— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
Tom Osborne announces retirement, #Huskers fans react - http://t.co/4pCZxr6u - Keep the #ThanksTO messages coming! #GBR— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
No. 1 - @TeamJackHoffman Touchdown Run
From earlier today, moments before taking the field. #TeamJack #Huskers pic.twitter.com/LuE2i3xylz— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
Here's the 69 yd TD run for #TeamJack in the #Huskers Spring Game. #GBR - http://t.co/IuEcHzoxhf— Nebraska Huskers (@Huskers)
#Huskers @RBrex2022 & @TeamJackHoffman met w/ @BarackObama about ped. brain cancer, said it went #SuperDuperAwesome! pic.twitter.com/4A3HfRp8nJ— Randy York (@RandyYorkNSider)
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HOME Denver Broncos Gear Denver Broncos Mens Denver Broncos Mens T-Shirts $20 to $40 (182 items) Product ID: 827701
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If we looked up devotion in the dictionary, we'd find a photo of you with a huge smile on your face, decked out in snazzy Broncos attire at one of their classic games. Becoming that dedicated wasn't easy, but you've earned the recognition. Reward yourself for being Denver's greatest fan with the Dual Edge tee. It features the team name across the front with team logos, while the left sleeve has a Broncos-inspired patch and the back boasts a Denver helmet with the team name and logo. With the team colors visible at every angle, everyone will identify you as a loyal Denver Broncos fanatic.
- 100% Cotton fabric
- Contrast color panels
- Imported
- Officially licensed Broncos tee
- Screen print graphics on front and back
- Sewn-on logo applique
- Tagless collar
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