Many are surprised that OU football coach Bob Stoops doesn't want to pay players a fair share of the money that a school, and the NCAA, make off stuff like tickets and jerseys.Besides the college athlete, is there another example of somebody's likeness or number being used for enormous profit, without proper pay being exchanged?Usually using a name or number for profit without sharing brings legal action.Stoops says the scholarship is worth plenty.But what if the player doesn't graduate?Stoops makes what, $4.5 mil? Plus bonuses for coming in third in the conference and winning something like the Hula Hoop Bowl?If the players were paid a share of what they earn a university and the NCAA, maybe Stoops wouldn't make quite so much per year.
It s not our duty as a government to regulate every aspect of every individual s lives. State Rep. Kendell Kroeker, R-EvansvilleTrue, Mr. Kroeker. But it is the duty of the Wyoming Legislature to make sure that state residents are safe from illness and death. That is why it says in the state Constitution that government is instituted for the people s peace,burberrycloud, safety and happiness. We continue to wonder why lawmakers are willing to put that responsibility to keep the people protected behind their desire to flex their philosophical muscles. They might be willing to sacrifice their personal health on the altar of high conservativism, but they should not force the rest of the state s residents to do the same.Unfortunately, that has not stopped Mr. Kroeker and others from peddling the Food Freedom Act. Indeed,louboutin pas cher, this dangerous measure has passed the House again and it now is sitting in the Senate Agriculture Committee, awaiting action.Our hope is that the committee never will allow the measure, House Bill 108, to see the light of day. But if it does make it to the Senate floor,louboutin pas cher, it should be as roundly defeated as it has been in previous sessions.This proposal, being pushed by uber-conservative Sue Wallis, R-Recluse,Hogan, would lift all government oversight from food products, including inspections,Chanel Outlet, as long as it is sold as part of a single transaction involving an informed end consumer. But how can one be truly informed about the safety of a food product? Only through inspections as well as proper training and oversight of producers.When the bill s supporters resort to mantras like let the buyer beware, residents should recognize that these lawmakers really don t care whether those purchasing these goods are informed or not. They simply are trying to unleash their fantasized restraints of government.Not surprisingly, supporters of the bill also are ignoring the advice of the state s health experts as they peddle this snake oil political philosophy.Dr. Tracy Murphy, the state s epidemiologist, has testified that sales of unpasteurized dairy products and unregulated meat two areas that sponsors appear to be particularly focused on will lead to increased outbreaks of foodborne illnesses. And the state Department of Agriculture has said the unregulated sale of meat could invite the federal government to step in to oversee production.But who cares about all of that? Ms. Wallis responds that this bill could be a stimulant to the state s economy, spurring sales of locally grown turkeys and other products.What balderdash. Just one well-publicized outbreak of foodborne illness,louboutin, which could particularly jeopardize the health of the elderly and young children, will chase tourists away in droves.Visitors and even residents, for that matter expect food products at Wyoming s farmer s markets,louboutin pas cher, fairs and other events to be inspected and safe. They are not willing to gamble with their health or the health of their families. Putting up signs stating that these items have not been inspected, as the bill requires, hardly will be comforting, nor will that be an economic stimulant.HB 108 only offers the freedom to put residents and visitors health in jeopardy. It should go where all dangerous measures go: in the waste basket.
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Mr Nagdi added: The FMO condemns violence for whichever cause in all its hideous guises and it is our sincere hope that the perpetrators of this horrendous crime are brought to justice.
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