Why has not the CB&T executive who authorized the Parks&Rec Nike account to be opened with the City of Columbus account number been identified?
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Isaiah Hugley says, "It's over". Yogi Berra said, It ain't over until it's over". Yogi's eveluation is more accurate.
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BTW, has anybody seen a work schedule/completion document of Tony Adam's "community service" aspect of his sentence?
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L-E's "Thought for Today": “The formula for success is simple: practice and concentration then more practice and more concentration.” — Babe Didrikson Zaharias (Born this date 1911-1956). " -- No wonder the principles of the DUMB&DUMBERats are so confusing; the secret of success is hard work and perseverance of the individual!
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L-E "special" headline/story: "Restoring HOPE * Former Georgia Lottery chairman says video gaming technology could fully fund the scholarship program * By DAVID C. GARRETT III * Only once in its history has the lottery failed to increase its annual revenues over the previous year. Even in that year, “net revenue” — the money made available to fund the programs — was increased year over year. * Currently, however, the lottery, despite its best efforts, could no longer raise the necessary revenues to fully fund the programs. After 17 years of great success, the longest winning streak in the history of American lotteries, the GLC could no longer match the rate of growth in cost of the programs using its traditional mix of lottery games. "-- Once again, politicians prove that revenue is not the problem; irresponsible spending is the problem. The universities and colleges in GA have had runaway growth in salaries and job creation, and the growth of both have exceeded the percentages of increased revenue. Just a look at the expected enrolment increases stated by CSU show the unreal expectations of the academia; do you see a "plan B" for what happens when the new requirements of HOPE diminish the number of students "entitled" for college funding by HOPE? No, CSU, and I'm pretty certain all other GA colleges and universities are doing the same, will gear up for double digit growth in enrolments when the likelihood is that enrolment will drop. To qualify for "full" HOPE in the future, high school students will have to average 3 "A's" and 1 "B" in their core subjects for the 4 years to get the 3.7 GPA (and 1 "C" instead of a "B" can undermind the whole endeavor) . And that's assuming the politicians can get their spending under control.
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L-E's "Quotable": Tom Brokaw American journalist (1940- ) It’s easy to make a buck. It’s a lot tougher to make a difference.” -- Revelation! Now I see where the DUMB&DUMBERats get confused. Some liberal erred in transposing Brokaw's citing, and wrote, "It's easy to spend a buck. It's a lot tougher to make a difference unless we keep spending bucks."
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