From a numbers perspective, the top wage earners are paying more, as a share of taxes collected, than the rest of the country. The top 5 percent of taxpayers paid more in federal income taxes in 2008, the most recent tax year for which full data is available, than the remaining 95 percent put together. And while the same 5 percent did earn a lion's share of the wealth (31.7 percent of the nation's adjusted gross income), they still paid proportionately more (58.7 percent of federal individual income taxes) in terms of dollars.Another game, another team in upheaval: UNC also just fired their head coach a couple of weeks ago amidst a rather large pile of scandals. So the question is: can JMU do it again? Can they strike the lighting twice, or whatever. I'm not sure, but if you were going to take advantage of a team's emotional state now would be the time (six days after a devastating loss on national TV would be a good time too, but we won't talk about that)..

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