Comments for Magnolia Marketplace http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace Mississippi Business Journal Sat, 13 Mar 2010 10:02:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 Comment on For Barbour, fundraisin’ is racin’ by Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour does nothing to quiet presidential speculation http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/02/18/for-barbour-fundraisin-is-racin/#comment-514 Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour does nothing to quiet presidential speculation Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:25:54 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=304#comment-514 [...] reported last week that Gov. Haley Barbour has a big fundraiser coming up Sunday after next whose price tag would suggest it’s going to be used to fund a very [...] [...] reported last week that Gov. Haley Barbour has a big fundraiser coming up Sunday after next whose price tag would suggest it’s going to be used to fund a very [...]

]]> Comment on News out of Japan says Toyota will recall 2010 Prius by Mississippi Business Journal » Blog Archive » Report: Toyota to recall Prius hybrid in US, Japan http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/02/04/news-out-of-japan-says-toyota-will-recall-2010-prius/#comment-441 Mississippi Business Journal » Blog Archive » Report: Toyota to recall Prius hybrid in US, Japan Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:14:05 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=281#comment-441 [...] Magnolia Marketplace reacts to Toyota recall. [...] [...] Magnolia Marketplace reacts to Toyota recall. [...]

]]> Comment on Barbour keeps his budget promise by Douglas Miller http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/01/22/barbour-keeps-his-budget-promise/#comment-429 Douglas Miller Sun, 24 Jan 2010 08:19:57 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=272#comment-429 What is the NOISE for? The legislature put Mr.Barbour is the spot to blame him for the only thing they left for him to do - do the cut across the board or do nothing (Haley don't ever do nothing). Spending the rainy day fund is guaranteed to have the Dem(s)dimwits screaming "What about next year? Not spending the rainy money has the dimwits screaming to spend it" Dimwits don't have solutions; they scream to keep their constituents riled up so they can promise them some more 'ice cream'. Gov.Barbour asked for a one time allowance to make budget cuts on an specific point by point to cut where it would let everything function. His request was to cut some that could function with a 10% or more reduction, while not cutting others at all that could not function with all that the dimwits intentionally left him to do - cut across the top across the board. DUMB,BUMB,DUMB dimwits will not be able to satisfy the people "they" hurt because they would NOT jointly work to High Low budget INTELLIGENTLY. The people in Mississippi are very smart - they know what a skunk in the house is : it is a dimwit that screams malarkey and blames rather than help in this financial mess that started with Washington getting the dimwits hooked on 'program' money. Whats the worst thing you can give a teenage boy - the keys to the car :: whats the worst thing you can give a dimwit - MONEY; they are addicted just as if to crack. Where is the money going to come from next year, if the dims spend it all this year? If it spent this year, whats to keep the kids in school and prisoners in their tash-ma-halls. The liberal dims won't let us chain the prisoners to each other and put them out WORKING to save a ton of money we don't need to spend for labor that we are already spending on the (laborers..??) we already have just sitting in jail (I don't want to hear one winey wimper about that is PUNISHMENT - DARNED RIGHT IT IS - I didn't make that dimwit choice for them). Enough, HU..? There are tons of ways to keep the NEEDED government funded operations going : # 1. Get in the REAL world, just like every household in Mississippi is doing, without an dimwit forced across the board cut, cut the good hamburger and eat the not so good hamburger in soup and stew. If you are not part of the real world 'hamburger' solution - YOU ARE THE PROBLEM .....!!! What is the NOISE for? The legislature put Mr.Barbour is the spot to blame him for the only thing they left for him to do - do the cut across the board or do nothing (Haley don’t ever do nothing). Spending the rainy day fund is guaranteed to have the Dem(s)dimwits screaming “What about next year? Not spending the rainy money has the dimwits screaming to spend it” Dimwits don’t have solutions; they scream to keep their constituents riled up so they can promise them some more ‘ice cream’.
Gov.Barbour asked for a one time allowance to make budget cuts on an specific point by point to cut where it would let everything function. His request was to cut some that could function with a 10% or more reduction, while not cutting others at all that could not function with all that the dimwits intentionally left him to do - cut across the top across the board.
DUMB,BUMB,DUMB dimwits will not be able to satisfy the people “they” hurt because they would NOT jointly work to High Low budget INTELLIGENTLY. The people in Mississippi are very smart - they know what a skunk in the house is : it is a dimwit that screams malarkey and blames rather than help in this financial mess that started with Washington getting the dimwits hooked on ‘program’ money. Whats the worst thing you can give a teenage boy - the keys to the car :: whats the worst thing you can give a dimwit - MONEY; they are addicted just as if to crack. Where is the money going to come from next year, if the dims spend it all this year? If it spent this year, whats to keep the kids in school and prisoners in their tash-ma-halls.
The liberal dims won’t let us chain the prisoners to each other and put them out WORKING to save a ton of money we don’t need to spend for labor that we are already spending on the (laborers..??) we already have just sitting in jail (I don’t want to hear one winey wimper about that is PUNISHMENT - DARNED RIGHT IT IS - I didn’t make that dimwit choice for them).
Enough, HU..? There are tons of ways to keep the NEEDED government funded operations going : # 1. Get in the REAL world, just like every household in Mississippi is doing, without an dimwit forced across the board cut, cut the good hamburger and eat the not so good hamburger in soup and stew.
If you are not part of the real world ‘hamburger’ solution - YOU ARE THE PROBLEM …..!!!

]]> Comment on Barbour hashes it out with business leaders by Leadership Training L.E.A.D.E.R.S. | Business http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/01/07/barbour-hashes-it-out-with-business-leaders/#comment-352 Leadership Training L.E.A.D.E.R.S. | Business Fri, 08 Jan 2010 07:46:31 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=265#comment-352 [...] Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour hashes it out with business leaders [...] [...] Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour hashes it out with business leaders [...]

]]> Comment on Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon by Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development … Economic Finance news http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/01/04/barbour-plans-major-economic-development-announcement-this-afternoon/#comment-332 Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development … Economic Finance news Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:35:46 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=252#comment-332 [...] View original here: Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development … [...] [...] View original here: Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development … [...]

]]> Comment on Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon by Twitter Trackbacks for Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon [msbusiness.com] on Topsy.com http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/01/04/barbour-plans-major-economic-development-announcement-this-afternoon/#comment-330 Twitter Trackbacks for Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon [msbusiness.com] on Topsy.com Mon, 04 Jan 2010 16:21:59 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=252#comment-330 [...] Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/01/04/barbour-plans-major-economic-development-announcement-this-afternoon – view page – cached Home > Economic development, Haley Barbour, Manufacturing, News, Politics, Toyota > Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this [...] [...] Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2010/01/04/barbour-plans-major-economic-development-announcement-this-afternoon – view page – cached Home > Economic development, Haley Barbour, Manufacturing, News, Politics, Toyota > Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this [...]

]]> Comment on Merry Christmas from Magnolia Marketplace by Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2009/12/22/merry-christmas-from-magnolia-marketplace/#comment-329 Magnolia Marketplace » Barbour plans “major economic development” announcement this afternoon Mon, 04 Jan 2010 15:18:56 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=247#comment-329 [...] before Christmas, Magnolia Marketplace made a few predictions for 2010 (read them here) and one of them was that Ole Miss QB Jevan Snead would throw at least one interception in the [...] [...] before Christmas, Magnolia Marketplace made a few predictions for 2010 (read them here) and one of them was that Ole Miss QB Jevan Snead would throw at least one interception in the [...]

]]> Comment on Waterfront property in Downtown Jackson? by Victor W http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2009/12/09/waterfront-property-in-downtown-jackson/#comment-295 Victor W Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:03:52 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=243#comment-295 Though I find the prospective idea of a waterfront business/entertainment center in Downtown Jackson great, I'm doubtful the plan will be successful. At face value, our beloved state capital has a number of problems counterproductive to economic growth - i.e., crime (which has led to the fleeing of Jackson's upper and middle-class tax base), dilapidated infrastructure (ROADS!!!), and a plethora of abandoned or dilapidated homes. These issues must be addressed in order to aid in the success of a waterfront development project. Moreover, Jackson will face a number of social and public policy-related hurdles to make this idea possible. The most visible obstacles will be interaction with government flood control and environmental agencies. In addition, Jackson will now have to compete with the suburban cities Flowood, Madison, Byram, Ridgeland, and Brandon in regards to attracting new residents/shoppers to the waterfront property. Public policy would certainly have to be competitively modified and middle-class job creation pushed in order to make this ambitious project a plausible one. Though I find the prospective idea of a waterfront business/entertainment center in Downtown Jackson great, I’m doubtful the plan will be successful. At face value, our beloved state capital has a number of problems counterproductive to economic growth - i.e., crime (which has led to the fleeing of Jackson’s upper and middle-class tax base), dilapidated infrastructure (ROADS!!!), and a plethora of abandoned or dilapidated homes. These issues must be addressed in order to aid in the success of a waterfront development project.

Moreover, Jackson will face a number of social and public policy-related hurdles to make this idea possible. The most visible obstacles will be interaction with government flood control and environmental agencies. In addition, Jackson will now have to compete with the suburban cities Flowood, Madison, Byram, Ridgeland, and Brandon in regards to attracting new residents/shoppers to the waterfront property. Public policy would certainly have to be competitively modified and middle-class job creation pushed in order to make this ambitious project a plausible one.

]]> Comment on Lange and Dawson talk about “Kings of Tort” — then have to defend it by Robert Marie http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2009/12/07/lange-and-dawson-talk-about-kings-of-tort-then-have-to-defend-it/#comment-278 Robert Marie Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:54:29 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=236#comment-278 If the feds are really concerned of peoples lives being run over by corruption, What the hell is Mr. Seale's firm doing not under investigation for this. www.mftms13.wordpress.com If the feds are really concerned of peoples lives being run over by corruption, What the hell is Mr. Seale’s firm doing not under investigation for this. http://www.mftms13.wordpress.com

]]> Comment on Seale clarifies “Kings of Tort” remarks by Robert http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/2009/12/08/seale-clarifies-kings-of-tort-remarks/#comment-271 Robert Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:25:44 +0000 http://msbusiness.com/magnoliamarketplace/?p=240#comment-271 It appears there are many folks seeking the title " Kings of Torts " Although there were about 4o persons actually involved. Mr. Seale's firm King Torted 20,000 persons to a scam of fraud of $ 276 million using claims of the injuried and those with property loss. An additional $2 billion sought for in punitive damages. The actual victims used for settlement got nothing. Documents posted @ www.mftms13.wordpress.com It appears there are many folks seeking the title ” Kings of Torts ” Although there were about 4o persons actually involved. Mr. Seale’s firm King Torted 20,000 persons to a scam of fraud of $ 276 million using claims of the injuried and those with property loss. An additional $2 billion sought for in punitive damages. The actual victims used for settlement got nothing. Documents posted @ http://www.mftms13.wordpress.com

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