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Artist: Audio Adrenaline
Album: Some Kind Of Zombie
Genre: Rock
Must have been confused or vain
To let this evil in my brain.
Lord did I enjoy the change
That you made inside my heart?
Oh here they come
I'm not afraid
Theres no temptation I cant evade.
Stand up straight
Look through the haze
I begin to walk through the maze
Here they come
Theyre all up on me
But I'm dead to sin like
Some kind of zombie.
I hear you speak and I obey
Some kind of zombie
I walked away from the grave
Some kind of zombie
I will never be afraid
Some kind of zombie
I gave my life away.
I'm obliged and obey
I'm enslaved to what you say.
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Free Knitting Pattern from Lion Brand Yarn, formatted for input to refreshable Braille displays or Braille software
Knitted Double-Strand Turtleneck
Lion Brand® Wool-Ease
Thick & Quick
Pattern Number: 928 Knit this warm, soft, easy-to-knit sweater in washable Wool-Ease Thick & Quick, with a generous, comfortable fit. Exclusive.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginner + (Level 2)
SIZE: Small, Medium, Large, 1X, 2X, 3X
Chest measurements: 40 (44, 48, 52, 56, 61) inches
Note: Pattern is written for smallest size with changes for larger sizes in parentheses. When only one number is given, it applies to all sizes. To follow pattern more easily, circle all numbers pertaining to your size before beginning.
CORRECTIONS: None
640-110 Wool-Ease Thick & Quick Yarn: Navy
Dark blue, almost black
Quantity needed: 7 Skeins
Estimated Price: $ 66.43
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Exact gauges is not imporant to this project.
3-needle bind off: Put half of sts on spare needle, place 2 needles holding sts together, right sides together (wrong side will face out).
Knit together one st from each needle; *knit together one st from each needle, pass first st worked over second to bind off*; rep from * to * across to last st.
Cut working yarn and pull through last st to secure.
All pieces are worked with two strands of yarn held together throughout.
Cast on 27 (29, 31, 33, 35, 39) sts.
Row 1 (RS): *K 1, p 1; rep from * to last st, end k 1.
Row 2:*P 1, k 1; rep from * to last st, end p 1.
Work in St st until piece measures 25 (25, 25, 26, 26, 26)" from beg.
Place sts on spare needle or holder.
Work same as Back until piece measures 23 (23, 23, 24, 24, 24)" from beg, ending with a WS row.
Shape neck:Next row: K 10 (11, 12, 12, 13, 15)sts, place center 7 (7, 7, 9, 9, 9) sts on holder, attach second ball of yarn and k rem sts -- 10 (11, 12, 12, 13, 15) sts each side.
Working both sides at the same time with separate balls of yarn, dec 1 st at each neck edge once -- 9 (10, 11, 11, 12, 14) sts rem each shoulder.
Cont until piece measures same as Back.
Work 3-needle bind off across 9 (10, 11, 11, 12, 14) right shoulder seam sts, bind off loosely across 9 (9, 9, 11, 11, 11) center Back neck sts, then leave Back and Front left shoulder sts on holders.
Cast on 13 (13, 13, 15, 15, 15) sts.
Rep Rows 1 & 2 as for Back.
Work in St st, inc 1 st at each end of second RS row, then every 4th row 6 more times -- 27 (27, 27, 29, 29, 29) sts.
Work even until piece measures 18 (18, 18, 17, 17, 17)" or desired Sleeve length.
Bind off loosely.
Neck Ribbing: With RS facing, pick up and k approx 23 (23, 23, 25, 25, 25) sts evenly along left Front neck, across center Front neck, along right Front neck edge and across Back neck.
Work in k 1, p 1 rib for 3" or desired length for neck ribbing.
Bind off very loosely.
Work 3-needle bind off across Back and Front left shoulder sts.
Sew neck ribbing seam.
Mark 11 (11, 11, 12, 12, 12)" down from shoulder seams on Front and Back and sew Sleeves to body between markers.
Sew side and Sleeve seams.
Weave in ends.
Note: To reduce bulk, sew seams 1/2 st in from edge.
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AMES, IowaThe Iowa State mens basketball team will have a different look on Saturday when it takes the court at 1 p.m. against nationally ranked Kansas State on ESPN2. The Cyclones will sport pink shoes and jerseys with pink lettering to raise awareness for and help promote the fight against breast cancer.
The Cyclones are among four schools in the nation Brigham Young, Illinois, Oregon Nike has outfitted with pink-highlighted uniforms and shoes for the important cause. The ISU Athletics Department and Hy-Vee are teaming together to sponsor a Pink Out game in Hilton Coliseum on Saturday. Students in Cyclone Alley will don pink shirts and the general public is encouraged to wear pink clothing to the game.
Members of the Iowa State coaching staff already know the dangers of breast cancer. ISU head coach Greg McDermotts wife, Theresa, and graduate assistant Bryan Petersens mother, Karen, are both breast cancer survivors.
The decision to wear pink this weekend was an easy one for McDermott.
Its important for our team to help in this cause, and that is the fight against breast cancer, McDermott said. I know first-hand the importance of early detection in the treatment of breast cancer. By wearing pink we hope to raise awareness at the national level so that women of all ages are reminded to be proactive with their health.
The McDermotts annually participate in Hoops for Hope, a fundraising gala benefitting the American Cancer Society. Coaches from the three other Division I schools in Iowa plus marquee college basketball coaches across the nation visit Des Moines each year to raise money for the ACS.
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wow... the jerseys are really pink... Good cause though!
It would be nice if the uniforms have a calming effect on the Wildcats.
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Feb. 4, 2009
James Aiono Conroy Black Beau Burton Terrance Cain Eric Dago LT Filiaga Colby Goodwin Latu Heimuli Vyncent Jones Maxwell Lacy Ray Magee Nick Marsh Kapua Sai
Jamal Smith Antoine "Shaky" Smithson
Victor Spikes Jarrad Stewart Percy Taumoelau Jeremiah Tofaeono Siosaia Tuipulotu Chris Washington Jason Whittingham Jordan Wynn Kamaron Yancy
Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School James Aiono DE 6-3 273 Jr. JC West Valley City, Utah/Snow College Conroy Black DB 6-0 176 Jr. JC Miramar, Fla./Fullerton CC Beau Burton RB 5-9 195 Fr. HS Scottsdale, Ariz./Saguaro HS Terrance Cain QB 5-11 186 Jr. JC Houston, Texas/Blinn CC Eric Dago DE 6-2 211 Fr. HS Houston, Texas/Westside HS LT Filiaga LB 6-0 230 Fr. HS Provo, Utah/Bingham HS Colby Goodwin TE 6-5 202 Fr. HS Houston, Texas/CY-Fair HS Latu Heimuli DL 6-3 296 Fr. HS Salt Lake City/Highland HS Vyncent Jones OL 6-3 291 Fr. HS Sandy, Utah/Jordan HS Maxwell Lacy DB 6-2 193 So. JC Pasadena, Calif./Compton College Ray Magee WR 6-4 226 Jr. JC San Diego, Calif./Fullerton CC Nick Marsh P/K 5-11 206 Fr. HS Petaluma, Calif./Petaluma HS Kapua Sai OL 6-5 319 Fr. HS Kahalu'u, Hawaii/St. Louis HS Jamal Smith WR 6-2 181 Fr. HS Oxnard, Calif./Oxnard HS Antoine "Shaky" Smithson WR 5-11 215 Jr. JC Baltimore, Md./East Los Angeles CC Victor Spikes DB 6-0 200 Fr. HS Beaumont, Texas/ Beaumont Central HS Jarrad Stewart DB 5-9 182 Fr. HS Houston, Texas/Pearland HS Percy Taumoelau OL 6-4 313 Fr. HS Glendale, Utah/Cottonwood HS Jeremiah Tofaeono DT 6-3 311 Fr. HS Las Vegas, Nev./Cheyenne HS Siosaia "LT" Tuipulotu DT 6-1 280 Fr. HS Euless, Texas/Trinity HS Chris Washington DB 6-0 183 Fr. HS Layton, Utah/Northridge HS Jason Whittingham LB 6-2 214 Fr. HS Provo, Utah/Timpview HS Jordan Wynn QB 6-1 175 Fr. HS Oceanside, Calif./Oceanside HS Kamaron Yancy DB 5-9 187 Jr. JC Los Angeles, Calif./Pierce College
Aiono Eye-oh-no
Dago Day-go
Filiaga Filly-ahn-ga
Latu Heimuli La-too Hey-moo-lee
Magee Ma-ghee
Kupua Sai Ka-poo-a Sigh Taumoelau Tao-moy-lau (rhymes with ow-moy-ow)
Tofaeono To-fy-o-no
Siosaia Tuipulotu See-o-sigh-a Too-ee-poo-lo-too
Defensive End
6-3, 273, Jr.
West Valley City, Utah
Snow College
Rated the No. 1 junior college recruit in the nation in 2008 by Rivals.com ... 2008 first-team All-American for Snow College ... Western States Football League 2008 Defensive MVP and first-team all-conference defensive lineman ... 2007 second-team All-American and first-team all-WSFL ... led Snow to the WSFL title both years ... initially signed out of high school with the Utes in 2007 ... first-team all-state and all-region as a senior at Murray High School (Utah) in 2006 ... won four letters in football ... rated the fourth-best prospect in the state by Scout.com coming out of high school ... son of Ta'aloga and Ali'itasi Aiono ... youngest of five children ... last name is pronounced eye-oh-no ... full name is James Pelenise Aiono ... born Jan. 23, 1989 in Anaheim, Calif.
Defensive Back
6-0, 176, Jr.
Miramar, Fla.
Fullerton CC
Fullerton College team captain had 17 solo tackles, returned an interception for a touchdown and had three pass breakups in 2008 ... Fullerton was the Southern California Football Association (SCFA) champion ... Fullerton won the National Bowl and made it to the SoCal Championship semi-finals ... also all-conference in track ... ran the 100-meters in 10.3-seconds and was clocked at 21.1 seconds in the 200 meters ... prepped at Everglades High (Fla.), where he was second team all-state by the Sun-Sentinel and the Miami Herald ... 13 interceptions in three years, including five in both his sophomore and junior seasons ... Everglades was the 6A District II champ in 2005 ... also lettered in track ...son of Kenneth Black and Rosalind Maxwell ... mother and father were born in Jamaica, where his father currently resides ... three brothers and a sister ... born Oct. 31, 1988.
Running Back
5-9, 195, Fr.
Scottsdale, Ariz.
Saguaro HS
Northeast Valley, East Valley Tribune, Fever and 24-7 Offensive Player of the Year ... two-time all-region and all-city running back ... Scout.com first-team all-state ... rushed for 2,417 yards as a senior ... 4,717 career rushing yards ... 53 career touchdowns ... averaged 9.66 yards per carry in his four years at Saguaro High (Ariz.) ... Saguaro won the 2006, '07 and '08 state and region championships ... son of Daniel Burton and Lisa Kern ... father played football at Arizona State ... full name is Beau Jordan Burton ... born Aug. 3, 1991.
5-11, 186, Jr.
Houston, Texas
Blinn CC
Enrolled at Utah in January and will participate in spring ball ... NJCAA First-team All-American ... NJCAA Offensive Player of the Year ... Southwest JC Football Conference Player of the Year ... first-team all-conference and all-region ... led the NJCAA in passing yards (3,138), completions (223) and touchdowns (29) in 2008, while ranking second in completion percentage (68.4%) and total yards (3,306) ... in 2007, he set a national junior college record for completion percentage (71.1%) ... in his two-year JC career, he passed for 5,313 yards and 51 touchdowns, while completing over 70.8 % of his pass attempts (418-of-590) ... Blinn College team captain ... played in the 2008 Heart of Texas Bowl and the 2006 Pilgrims Pride Bowl (national JC championship) ... Blinn won the 2006 and 2008 conference title ... two-time all-district player for North Shore High School (Texas) ... North Shore was the district champion from 2003-05 and won the state title in 2003 ... son of Tracey, Sr., and Rosemarie Cain-Tennison ... one brother ... full name is Terrance Reshard Cain ... born July 14, 1988.
Defensive End
6-2, 211, Fr.
Houston, Texas
Westside HS
All-district ... Houston area top 100 players ... Westside High (Texas) Defensive MVP ... team captain ... played in Space City Classic, Baya Classic and Honolulu all-star games ... 73 tackles, seven sacks and a fumble recovery as a senior in 2008 ... Westside was the district champ in 2007 and 2008 ... lettered three years in football and two years in basketball ... son of Cris Orzabal and Deadra Dago Orzabal ... both parents went to Texas A&M ... one sister and one brother ... enjoys hunting, fishing and reading ... last name is pronounced Day-go ... full name is Eric Georgio Ian Dago ... born Feb. 24, 1990.
6-0, 230, Fr.
Provo, Utah
Bingham HS
First-team all-state as a senior in 2008 ... 2008 Region MVP ... first-team all-region in 2007 and 2008 ... 2008 Nike Most Valuable Linebacker ... 2008 all-Polynesian Most Valuable Linebacker ... 99 tackles, five sacks, six pass breakups, seven hurries and three forced fumbles his senior year ... 2007 Bingham High (Utah) MVP ... lettered three years in football ... made high honor roll ... son of Tui and Tiana Filiaga ... four brothers and one sister ... cousin Thor Salanoa is a Ute defensive end ... cousins Harvey Unga and Russell Tialavea play for BYU ... cousin Brandon Manumaleuna is an eight-year NFL tight end currently playing for San Diego ... uncle Frank Manumaleuna played three years for the Kansas City Chiefs ... last name is pronounced Filly-ahn-ga ... full name is Little Tui Raymond Filiaga ... born May 25, 1991.
Tight End
6-5, 202, Fr.
Houston, Texas
CY-Fair HS
Two-time first-team 5A all-district ... CY-Fair High (Texas) team captain ... lettered three years in football and two years in basketball ... son of John Goodwin and Deborah Diane Graves-Goodwin ... two sisters ... enjoys snowboarding ... born Jan. 16, 1991.
Defensive Line
6-3, 296, Fr.
Salt Lake City
Highland HS
All-state, all-region and region defensive MVP in 2008 ... 60 tackles, 12 TFL and eight sacks as a senior ... lettered three years in football and basketball at Highland High School (Utah) ... Highland was the Utah state runner-up in 2006 and Region 6 champion in 2006 and 2007 ... son of Tohi and Kaho Heimuli ... one brother and two sisters ... honor roll ... likes playing tennis ... name is pronounced La-too Hey-moo-lee ... full name is Okusitino Latu Heimuli ... born May 27, 1991.
Offensive Line
6-3, 291, Fr.
Sandy, Utah
Jordan HS
First-team all-state in 2006 and 2007 ... honorable mention all-state in 2005 ... first-team all-region three years ... voted by his Jordan High (Utah) teammates as the Gold Dot Man of the Year ... team captain ... academic all-region ... Honor Society member has a 3.95 GPA ... son of Wayne and Jodell Jones ... father played at Utah from 1978-81 ... father played for the Minnesota Vikings in 1987 and also played for the L.A. Express of the USFL ... mother is a pipefitter/plumber ... enjoys guitar--acoustic, bass and electric ... hopes to pursue a degree in astronomy and physics ... full name is Vyncent Wayne Jones ... born Sept. 18, 1990.
Defensive Back
6-2, 193, So.
Pasadena, Calif.
Compton College
Mid-year signee will enroll at Utah for the second session of the semester and will participate in spring ball ... played one year for Compton College ... cornerback had 35 tackles, three interceptions, 15 passes defended and three forced fumbles in 2008 ... prepped at Verbum Dei High (Calif.) ... 2005-06 all-C.I.F. first team as a wide receiver and cornerback ... 2004 honorable mention all-C.I.F. receiver ... four-year letterman ... Verbum Dei won the 2006 C.I.F. championship ... son of Darryl Lacy and Karen Rogers ... one brother and one sister ... cousin Carlyle Eavis is on the Stanford women's track team ... grew up with former Ute defensive back Sean Smith ... full name is Maxwell Jordan Lacy ... born July 20, 1989.
Wide Receiver
6-4, 226, Jr.
San Diego, Calif.
Fullerton CC
Mid-year signee will enroll at Utah for the second session of the semester and will participate in spring ball ... first-team all-conference for Fullerton College as a freshman in 2007 ... Fullerton was the 2008 Southern California Football Association (SCFA) champion, won the National Bowl and made it to the SoCal Championship semi-finals ... also first-team all-conference in basketball at Fullerton ... lettered three years in football and four years in basketball at Valencia High School (Calif.) ... league co-MVP in football as a senior and in basketball as a junior ... three-time first-team all-conference football player and four-time all-league basketball player ... C.I.F. Defensive Player of the Year and first-team all-C.I.F. in 2006 ... 67 receptions for 1,300 yards and 18 touchdowns his senior season (set school records for receptions and touchdowns) ... played in the 2006 Orange County All-Star game ... Valencia basketball MVP all four years and team captain as a junior ... set school single-game records for scoring (40 points) and rebounding (18) ... Valencia won Empire League championships in football in 2005 and 2006, and basketball in 2005 ... son of Latoya Baldwin ... three brothers ... last name is pronounced Ma-ghee ... full name is Ray Stephen Magee ... born April 12, 1988.
5-11, 206, Fr.
Petaluma, Calif.
Petaluma HS
2008 Sonoma County League Co-Specialist of the Year ... 2008 Bay Area all-Metro honorable mention ... 2009 Chris Sailer Kicking National Punting Champion ... Chris Sailer Kicking top-12 in 2008 and 2009 ... NFL Punt, Pass and Kick 2006 winner in 14 and 15 year old boys, San Francisco 49ers region ... made a 47-yard field goal as a freshman at Petaluma High School (Calif.) ... four-year honor roll student ... National Honor Society ... 3.93 high school GPA ... 2009 Petaluma HS class treasurer ... son of Scott and Carol Marsh ... paternal grandmother is French ... mother's family immigrated from England in the 1960's ...father played hockey at Utica College before transferring to Temple ... mother is a director of engineering who attended Cal and UCLA ... one brother ... enjoys drums, ping pong, snowboarding and golf ... full name is Nicholas William Marsh ... born Sept. 5, 1991.
Offensive Line
6-5, 319, Fr.
Kahalu'u, Hawaii
St. Louis HS
Third-team all-state as a senior ... ranked as the No. 13 offensive guard by ESPN ... all-Poly Camp Most Valuable Offensive Lineman in 2006 and 2007 ... Nike 2007 underclass All-America first team ... lettered three years in football and two years in track and field ... led St. Louis High (Hawaii) to a 32-4 record, including 12-1 marks in both 2006 and 2007, when St. Louis played in the state finals ... son of Keanu and Kina Sai ...father received his PhD from Hawaii and is a professor at Kapiolani Community College ... mother is a senior manager at Hawaiian Airlines ... one brother (Kiha) ... name is pronounced Ka-poo-a Sigh ... full name is Klayton Kapuaa Keanu Ki'ilaweau Sai ... born Dec. 21, 1990.
Wide Receiver
6-2, 181, Fr.
Oxnard, Calif.
Oxnard HS
Three-time all-league ... all-county and county wide receiver of the year ... Oxnard High (Calif.) team captain ... 29 receptions for 689 yards (23.8 average) and 13 touchdowns ... Oxnard was four-time league champion ... also lettered in track and basketball ... 6'4" high jumper qualified for state ... academic all-league ... son of Ross and Camisca Fontes ... enjoys singing and dancing ... full name is Jamal LeMonye Smith ... nickname is Mally ... born Mar. 29, 1991.
Wide Receiver
5-11, 215, Jr.
Baltimore, Md.
East Los Angeles CC
Mid-year signee will enroll at Utah for the second session of the semester and will participate in spring ball ... 2007 first-team all-conference receiver ... 2008 first-team all-conference all-purpose ... 2008 first-team all-region ... led East L.A. CC in rushing (83 carries, 348 yards, 4.2 average, 4 touchdowns), receiving (58 catches, 795 yards, 3 TDs, 79.5 yards per game), punt returns (5 for 61 yards, 12.2 average), scoring (44 points) and all-purpose yards in 2008 ... also completed three passes for 193 yards and three touchdowns his sophomore season and had 14 kickoff returns for 280 yards ... seven catches for 235 yards against Glendale ... against Santa Monica, passed for 162 yards and two touchdowns, rushed for 102 yards and one score and had 117 yards receiving ... lettered in football, basketball and baseball at Frederick Douglas High School (Md.) ... first-team all-city as a quarterback and receiver in 2004 and 2005 ... 2005 all-metro first team ... TD Club All-Star team ... two-time first-team all-city basketball player ... also made the all-city second team twice ... MVP of 2005 all-star game ... first-team all-city baseball player in 2004 ... played for the 2004 state champion basketball team ... son of Tony and Lori Smithson ... two brothers and four sisters ... featured in HBO documentary "Hard Times at Douglas High," playing point guard and team captain Shaky ... full name is Antoine Lee Smithson but prefers Shaky ... born Aug. 23, 1987.
Defensive Back
6-0, 200, Fr.
Beaumont, Texas
Beaumont Central HS
Two-time all-district ... lettered four years in football and track at Beaumont Central High (Texas) ... Beaumont High was the district champ in 2006-07 ... on 4 x 200m relay team that set the 4A record (1:24.89) ... transferred to Thurgood Marshall High School his senior year and was not allowed to participate in varsity sports ... honor roll ... son of Minnie Thibodeaux ... one of 10 children (five boys and five girls) ... born May 31, 1990.
Defensive Back
5-9, 182, Fr.
Houston, Texas
Pearland HS
2008 all-Texas second team and all-VYPE first team ... 2008 district and county defensive MVP ... 2008 Houston Touchdown Club Defensive Player of the Year ... 2007 and 2008 first-team all-district ... 2006 district Newcomer of the Year ... 13 career interceptions ... lettered four times in football and twice in track at Pearland High (Texas) ... 2007 Principal's Award ... 2007 Pearland Geography Student of the Year ... son of Donald Jiles and Tiffany Milo ... three brothers ... full name is Jarrad Christopher Stewart ... born Dec. 7, 1990.
Offensive Line
6-4, 313, Fr.
Glendale, Utah
Cottonwood HS
First-team all-state ... two-time first-team all-region ... lettered in football at Cottonwood (Utah) ... son of Ani Taumoelau and Line Palau ... three brothers and five sisters ... cousins David Roth (Michigan State) and Pete Rolf (Ball State) both play college football ... last name is pronounced Tao-moy-lau (rhymes with ow-moy-ow) ... full name is Percy Lopati Taumoelau ... born Oct. 30, 1990.
Defensive Tackle
6-3, 311, Fr.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Cheyenne HS
First-team all-state and all-conference offensive and defensive lineman ... won three letters in football at Cheyenne High (Nevada) ... son of Ailao and Doris Tofaeono ... three brothers and three sisters ... brother Ailao Eliapo plays for San Jose State ... also related to Ute defensive tackle Kenape Eliapo ... other football-playing relatives include Matt Toeaina, a defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears since 2007, and Simi Toeaina (Oregon) ... last name is pronounced To-fy-o-no ... full name is Jeremiah Eneliko Tofaeono ... born Mar. 5, 1991 in East Palo Alto, Calif.
Defensive Tackle
6-1, 280, Fr.
Euless, Texas
Trinity HS
All-state ... Dallas Morning News and Star Telegram Super Defense ... district Player of the Year ... first-team all-district two years ... Trinity High (Texas) team captain ... 83 tackles, 10 TFL, 12 sacks and seven forced fumbles as a senior in 2008 ... 78 tackles, five TFL, seven sacks and three forced fumbles in 2007 ... Trinity was the 2007 conference champion .... Son of Lomanipau and Seini Tuipulotu ... one of 10 children (four brothers and five sisters) ... enjoys playing rugby and volleyball ... name is pronounced See-o-sigh-a Too-ee-poo-lo-too ... full name is Siosaia Lauti Tuipulotu ... born Aug. 3, 1990 in American Samoa.
Defensive Back
6-0, 183, Fr.
Layton, Utah
Northridge HS
Second-team all-state ... all-region and all-area ... preseason All-American ... No. 24-ranked safety by Scout.com ... B2G Elite Camp defensive MVP ... all-tournament at Las Vegas passing tournament ... son of Tony and Connie Washington ... both parents graduated from Weber Sate ... father manages a brain injury facility ... mother ran track at Weber State ... two brothers and one sister ... full name is Christopher Lee Washington ... nickname is Chris ... born Nov. 11, 1991.
6-2, 214, Fr.
Provo, Utah
Timpview HS
2008 all-state and all-valley ... lettered two years in football and two years in baseball ... Timpview High (Utah) won three state championships (2006, '07, '08) ... honor roll all four years ... son of Cary and Lynita Whittingham ... father played for BYU and the L.A. Rams (1987) ... mother also attended BYU ... twin brother Trevor ... nephew of Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham ... enjoys water sports and snowboarding ... full name is Jason Romney Whittingham ... born Oct. 30, 1990.
6-1, 175, Fr.
Oceanside, Calif.
Oceanside HS
Graduated in December 2008 from Oceanside High School (Calif.) and enrolled at Utah in January ... will participate in spring ball ... two-time all-state, all-San Diego Section and all-Avocado League ... passed for 3,336 yards and 32 touchdowns with a 64% completion rate as a senior in 2008 ... had three 300-yard passing games as a senior ... threw for 356 yards and four touchdowns against Mira Mesa ... 2,559 passing yards and 21 TDs (63% completion rate) as a junior ... lettered two years ... honor roll all four years ... named a prep scholar ... lived with his father ... son of Robert Wynn and Simone Place ... two brothers and one sister ... born July 5, 1990.
Defensive Back
5-9, 187, Jr.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Pierce College
Enrolled at Utah in January and will participate in spring ball ... all-conference selection at Pierce Junior College in 2006 has not played football for the past two seasons ... redshirted at Pierce in 2007 ... initially signed with Cal in 2008 before returning to Pierce to complete his degree ... 45 tackles, 10 pass breakups, five interceptions and a fumble recovery in 2006--his first season of organized football in three years (he worked full time after finishing high school) ... all-league corner as a senior at Fairfax High School ... played in the 2002 Cali-Florida Bowl ... also lettered in basketball ... son of Billy Yancy and Robin Irving ... father played football at Fresno State, leading the Bulldogs in passing yards in 1978, and also played in the USFL and CFL ... two brothers and two sisters ... younger brother Kellen completed his football career at the University of Houston in 2007 ... full name is Charles Kamaron Yancy ... born Sept. 7, 1984.
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How You Tell When Food is Spoiled
I'm horrible at deciding when to throw out food and when to go ahead and eat it. I never date my leftovers, they stay in the fridge for 2 weeks before they go to the freezer, and I can't tell the difference between mold and pepper.
It's OK. I have a stomach of steel.
Or so I thought. Turns out, I'm a little overconfident when it comes to my stomach strength.
Turns out, this tofu really had gone bad.
I didn't even know tofu could go bad!
Never mind the fact that when I smelled it, I thought it was fine because it smelled like…tofu? Forget that it's been in a ziplock bag in the fridge since this post. I looked back to this post after I ate it. I have a stomach of steel, after all!
Do you see where this is going? Obviously, I blame my tummy troubles on the tofu (yay alliteration!)
I alluded that I wasn't feeling well in this morning's post, but I was up most of the night, too. I'm not at work today, but I am starting to feel better.
No, I'm not pregnant. I have a case of TTT (tofu tummy troubles.)
I also had these leftovers yesterday for lunch, which I probably shouldn't have eaten.
Now that I've learned my lesson, let's play a little game! I'll name a certain food group, and you see if you can guess how long it can last in the fridge and/or freezer. I'll post the answers at the end of the post.
Cooked meat: refrigerated _____ (days) frozen _______ (days)
Ground meat, uncooked: refrigerated_______ frozen _______
Lunch meat, opened: refrigerated________ frozen_______
Lunch meat, unopened: refrigerated_______ frozen________
Fresh eggs: refrigerated________
Egg substitutes, opened: refrigerated_____
scroll to bottom of post for answers!
My mom always told me: while not feeling well, eat whatever you can stomach – to eat what you're hungry for.
When lunch time rolled around, I was hungry for cold oats:
This just might be the best combination of flavors I've ever made. It's a yogurt/cottage cheese/oatmeal combo, and so delish!
-1/3 c. oats
-pinch of salt
-dash of stevia
-1/4 c. cottage cheese
-1/4 c. plain Greek yogurt
-1.5 tbsp almond butter
Mix the first three ingredients, and then the rest. I also topped mine with fruit. It was quite tasty and has me sufficiently full
Answers to the quiz are in this leftovers expiration chart from Dr. Oz's website:
Wow. I overestimate EVERYTHING! I was also curious about a couple food items that aren't on the chart, so I looked them up:
tofu-sealed in a bag with water for up to 1 week, changing the water every day (uhh…) (source)
cooked veggies-3-4 days (source)
cooked rice-1 week (source)
cream cheese-2 weeks (oh crap…) (source)
bagged greens-when you can see one leaf broken down in the bag (doh!) (source)
I think I failed the quiz ha! I'm out…going to relax a little.
What are some of your tactics to make sure you aren't eating spoiled food?
How did your leftover knowledge fare?
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Funding opportunities
Teeth form by reciprocal interactions between epithelial and mesenchymal tissues derived from the ectodermal cell layer of the developing embryo. Tooth formation initiates when the epithelial lining of the oral cavity thickens to form primary epithelial bands (named placodes), which correspond in position to the future teeth in the upper and lower jaws. The epithelium then invaginates into the underlying mesenchyme, which responds to signals from this epithelium, to form the dental papilla. This process initiates a cascade of molecular signals. This cascade of signals between the dental epithelium and mesenchyme results in differentiation of the cells and tissues that make up a tooth organ, and the ultimate formation of a mature tooth.
Observations of teeth formed in teratomas, show us that teeth can form from germ cells. Teratomas are tumors derived from pluripotent germ cells, and when they form in the ovaries, these tumors often contain well-differentiated cells that make tissues and organs, including hair and teeth. This evidence shows us that with the right trigger, a cascade of cell differentiation and reciprocal signaling in germ cells, can result in the complete formation of a tooth organ. Studies of tooth formation from human embryonic stem cells will also help us to understand fate decisions of tooth-specific lineage in early odontogenesis, as well and epithelial/mesenchymal interactions required in the development of tooth and other organs.
We hypothesize that given suitable conditions, human embryonic stem cells (hESC) can commit to dental specific lineage cells. The odontogenic potential of these cells could progress once a reciprocal communication with mesenchyme is established, ultimately deposit dentin and enamel matrix proteins.
Our specific aims are as follows: 1) to direct hESCs differentiation to dental epithelial lineage cells. In this first stage of tooth formation, we will determine the factors required for the formation of dental epithelial lineage cells, which can then direct dental mesenchymal differentiation as the cascade of events that result in tooth formation begins. 2) To determine the factors in the dental mesenchyme responsible for inducing the differentiation of dental epithelial lineage cells into ameloblasts. This second stage of differentiation is important for continued tooth formation. These experiments will help us to understand the signals required for maturation of the dental epithelium into ameloblasts, which are the cells responsible for tooth enamel formation.
Our ultimate goal in these experiments is determine how teeth can differentiate from stem cells, and to use this knowledge to replace missing teeth in humans. In this seed grant we will take the first step toward this goal, to discover what directs the differentiation of dental lineage cells. The tooth organ model will help us to better understand epithelial-mesenchymal interactions in organ development.
There is currently much interest in bioengineering teeth, because dental decay and tooth loss constitutes an important health issue. In today's market, the cost of each tooth replacement for Californians is around $2500. Currently, replacement of teeth requires prosthetic strategies including dental bridges, dentures and metal post implants covered by crowns. These prosthetic replacements must be replaced periodically, and there is no doubt that natural teeth are in all ways superior to these man-made materials. An ultimate goal in the use of stem cell research would be to promote the formation of new teeth to replace missing teeth, in the same way that permanent teeth replace the primary teeth of formed in early childhood.
Of additional importance in this study is to understand cell fate decisions that direct the formation of organ-specific epithelial and mesenchymal tissues toward tooth formation. In other words, what factors direct germ cells to differentiate into the epithelial and mesenchymal cells of a tooth organ? The tooth is a particularly interesting model of organ development, forming a simple organ system from ectodermally derived epithelial and neurocrest cells. These cells continue to interact and influence each other's differentiation as they progress down separate developmental pathways. If teeth can form following an initial "triggering" event that starts the cascade of cell differentiation and interaction that results in tooth formation, then similar mechanisms may be sought in development of other organ systems.
In summary, funding of this seed grant will allow us to pursue this unique research on tooth formation, helping us to understand the mechanisms of tooth formation, as well enhancing our basic knowledge of cell fate decisions in organ development. These studies could help Californian's enjoy a life with functional teeth at all ages.
SYNOPSIS: The aim of this proposal is to examine the differentiation of hES cells into dental epithelial cells and to determine how dental mesenchyme promotes further differentiation of dental epithelium to ameloblasts. The ultimate goal would be to develop novel methods for replacement with new teeth. To monitor hES differentiation to dental epithelial cells, ectodermal cells derived from ES cells will be marked with an Fgfr2-EGF construct. The odontogenic potential of these cells in response to different conditions, will be determined by ondotogenic initiation marker expression and will be further tested on mouse E11.5-14 mesenchyme. A second aim will focus on determining the factors in dental mesenchyme responsible for inducing differentiation of dental epithelial lineage cells into enamel producing cells (ameloblasts). hES cells will be differentiated to neural crest cells using conditions established for primate ES cells. Cells will be sorted by anti-Ncx-1 antibody. FGF8 and BMP4 will be used to differentiate these cells into dental mesenchyme. Epithelial and mesenchymal cells can then be combined to investigate steps in ameloblast development.
INNOVATION AND SIGNIFICANCE: This proposal addresses what is likely to be an understudied area. It is novel in it's focus on generation of methods for forming new teeth. About 20% the US population has congenitally missing teeth and a large number of the aging population experience tooth loss. Bridges and implants are commonly used to replace these lost teeth, but must be replaced periodically. Bioengineering of implantable teeth from stem cells represents an ideal approach for tooth replacement in the near future. Although attempts have been made to produce dental tissues/organs from stem cells including mouse ES cells, little is known about the specific potential and molecular basis of stem cells in stem cell-based tissue engineering of tooth structures. This proposal aims to direct differentiation of human ES cells into dental epithelial cells as well as dental mesenchymal cells, which is innovative. The second part of the proposal will also determine the factors in the dental mesenchyme responsible for inducing the differentiation of dental epithelial cells into ameloblasts. Successful completion, even partly, would make contribution to the field of dental biology. Knowledge gained from these studies would provide important insight in tooth regeneration in humans and may be an area where hES cells may provide new avenues for therapy.
STRENGTHS: The PI, Dr. Pamela Den Bensten, is a dentist researcher with extensive research experience in enamel biology, which is one of the strengths. Strengths also include the insight of the PI, the excellent research environment at UCSF, the original and imaginative nature of the science involved, and the established methodologies in the PI's lab, such as isolation and culture of ameloblast cells from human fetal tissues and co-culture of ameloblast cells and dental pulp cells. It is certainly a plus to have Drs. Richard Schneider and Renee Pera Reijo on board as collaborators/consultants. The proposal was well and logically described with realistic initial goals.
WEAKNESSES: The reviewers had some concerns about feasibility given that there are many conceptual and technical problems in the proposal, reflecting PI's inexperience in early tooth development. These concerns are detailed below. (1) The PI proposes to use Fgfr2, Pitx2 and Fgf8 as markers for epithelial lineage cells. These genes are indeed expressed in committed or differentiated dental epithelial cells, but are not dental epithelial specific markers. (2) Fgfr2 is known to be expressed in mouse dental epithelium. However, whether or not the human homolog exhibits a similar expression pattern is not known. The size of the proposed human Fgfr2 promoter is not indicated, and how the promoter activity and specificity will be determined is not provided. (3) The PI proposes to isolate oral epithelia from the first and second arches of E9 – 11.5 mouse embryos. Epithelial cells will be cultured, conditioned media collected and used as inducer for the induction of hESCs into dental epithelial lineage. It is well known that only the dental (and the presumptive dental) epithelium from E9.5 – 11.5 first arch or mandible possesses the odontogenic inductive capability. Epithelium from the SECOND arch never has such inductive capability. In addition, at E11.5, the second arch has already fused with the mandible. Indeed, previous studies demonstrate that the dental epithelia of E9 to E11.5 are able to induce tooth development. However, the signaling molecules released from the epithelium are believed to act on the adjacent mesenchyme instead of epithelial cells to initiate tooth developmental program. Lastly and most importantly, dental epithelial cells from early embryo, once cultured alone in the absence of mesenchymal cells, would loss their odontogenic fate quickly. (4) Growth factors known to be expressed in the dental epithelium, such as FGF4, Shh, Wnt4/10b, will be added into culture media to induce dental epithelial lineage cells from hESCc. It is not clear how these factors will be administrated. Will each of them be tested separately, or in a combination? (the ratio could be a critical issue). It should be pointed out that p63 is a transcription factor instead of a growth factor. It will never work when added in culture medium. (5) The PI proposes to induce hESCs to neural crest cells and then further into an odontogenic mesenchymal fate. Ncx-1 positive cells induced from hESCs will be harvested for odontogenic induction studies. It is known that only cranial neural crest cells can respond to the induction of dental epithelium to commit an odontogenic fate and develop a tooth. Ncx-1 is a molecular marker for neural crest and its derivatives, but it is not a specific one for cranial neural crest. (6) Pax9 expression will be assessed as differentiation of odontogenic mesenchymal cells. Again, Pax9 is not a specific marker for dental mesenchymal cells. The proposed human Pax9 promoter (size is not known) needs to be tested for its odontogenic expression specificity before it can be used.
DISCUSSION: While this was an interesting idea, the reviewers had questions about feasibility and about whether cells could be differentiated to the desired state.


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I just noticed this this morning. Iowa picked up Shaun Prater.
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Maybe we can pick up his brother Shane.
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shanes taller. that part would be nice.
We have our banger for the big men: 6-7 245 commitment:
Carter Bykowski - Football Recruiting
Oh, I thought you said basketball....
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Wow these guys are skinny. Bench of 240 and 225 and under 160 lbs weight each. Talk about bean poles.
Of course they will bulk up more but wow.
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The new Zunes gave me a tingle on Friday, briefly thrilling me with Microsoft's latest foray into digital media players. It was outside my...
The new Zunes gave me a tingle on Friday, briefly thrilling me with Microsoft's latest foray into digital media players.
It was outside my daughter's school, in a line of SUVs full of parents on cellphones waiting to pick up their children. After a few days carrying a pair of the new Zunes — which go on sale Tuesday — I had yet to use their signature wireless music-sharing feature.
Perhaps another parent had one, I thought — some of them work at Microsoft. I also needed a pick-me-up after spending more than an hour futzing with the Zunes, trying to connect them through my home network.
I held a Zune above the dashboard and, sure enough, it showed another Zune nearby. How fun. Who could it be and what should we share — "Magic School Bus," perhaps?
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Then I realized the other Zune was in my pocket.
Microsoft has a long way to go before its year-old Zune business reaches critical mass, having sold only about 1.2 million units. But it's making progress in its effort to build a system rivaling Apple's iPod-iTunes juggernaut.
After hands-on time with the new Zunes, I like the players and think they're a big improvement over the chunky Zune 1.0 that Bill Gates launched a year ago at a rock show in downtown Seattle.
Even if the Zune's wireless capability remains just a novelty, Microsoft should have better luck this time around because the new models are more svelte, the software is better and it's offering a range at different price points, particularly the lower end, where there's more sales volume.
The provocative brown color that helped get people talking about Zune (and is now on clearance for as low as $99) is gone. The new ones come in safer black, white, pink, green and an especially nice red lacquer.
New on Tuesday are an 80-gigabyte hard-drive model for $250 and two solid-state models a little smaller than a business card, with 4 gigs or 8 gigs of memory for $150 or $200. The original 30-gig model is available in other colors with new software for $200.
Also debuting are a Zune social network that seems like a longshot, an upgraded online music store with a big selection of unprotected songs and a new software jukebox.
Zune continues to draw on the local scene. The players still say "Hello from Seattle" in tiny letters on the back, and mine came with a video from Robyn Hitchcock and his Seattle backup band, the Venus 3.
In short, Microsoft's doing it all with the new Zunes. Yet it still feels a bit like watching an A-plus student at a high school talent show with a Stratocaster performing a perfect version of "Purple Haze."
Next he'll get a tattoo, you think, and sure enough, that's an option on the new Zunes. You can order them customized with laser-etched art or text.
Zune 2.0 succeeds as a fashion accessory, particularly the small Flash models, but consider the source of this observation and make up your own mind. They're still thicker and boxier than comparable iPods, suggesting cigarette cases.
Apple still dominates, but the huge gap in quality between the iPod and its competitors has narrowed in the low to midrange. The Zunes are just a few of the nice options now in the $150-$250 range.
Comparing the smallest models, I prefer the iPod Nano's square shape, broader screen and aluminum flange. Sony's finally making decent Flash Walkmans that are worth comparing, as are the new credit-card sized players from Creative.
On hard-drive models, the new iPod's flange feels like a defect to me and I prefer the Zune's bigger screen.
Zune's new top-level menu uses a big, modern font that's not only stylish but easier to navigate, although I miss the ability to flip through album covers as you can on new iPods.
The Zune also has improved controls. It's main button is a rocker switch, clicking up and down or left and right. But its also touch-sensitive, so you can navigate with a flick of the finger. It's especially nice for flicking volume up and down.
Zune's software jukebox feels less like a spreadsheet than other media players, and its minimalist controls and drag-and-drop file synchronization are a breeze.
Less impressive by far, though, was my experience with a new wireless synchronization feature. You're supposed to be able to update the devices with new content wirelessly over a Wi-Fi network, but it took me more than an hour to get it to work, and then it only loaded 8 of 25 songs on the album I was using.
Security settings on the network may be the problem, but it's an off-the-shelf Qwest DSL setup with default settings. I also was handicapped because Zune's online support page didn't address the new feature.
More testing is needed to know whether that was an anomaly. In general, though, I've found the convenience promised by wireless gadgets fades quickly when they encounter obligatory security settings.
If others have the same experience, wireless sync in Zune 2.0 may have the same fate as the wireless sharing that debuted in Zune 1.0 — an interesting bonus feature that's rarely used. Neither is required to use the product. Either way, most people probably will use a cable to sync, just like an iPod, since that's also how you charge the device.
Microsoft built Zune 1.0 with off-the-shelf parts, basing the player on a Toshiba model and the jukebox on Windows Media Player. This time the Zune team started from scratch, showing what it can do alone. We'll see if glitches surface, but so far Zune 2.0 seems like a dramatic upgrade and a new high-water mark for Microsoft in hardware development.
The new Zunes still won't displace the iPod — especially on the basis of their wireless features — but their quality and the pace of improvement will no doubt have Apple worrying about Zune 3.0.
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The Gallatin National Forest in Montana's Northern Rockies is adding three new ATV trails.
Construction began in June in the West Bridger Creek area. The Derby Gulch Trail, also known as Trail 373, will be about 2.4 miles long, connecting with an existing trail. The Toe Cutter Trail, also known as Trail 370, will be 3.5 miles long when it is completed. It runs to Lower Deer Creek.
The other new trail is actually a connector, connecting the Toe Cutter Trail with the Derby Mountain Trail, known as Trail 126. The Derby Mountain Trail will be refurbished but the work won't be completed until next year.


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See "Challenge of Meeting Fellowship Procedural Guidelines in Therapeutic Endoscopy and Liver Biopsy" by Lentze on page 3 and "Challenges in Meeting Fellowship Procedural Guidelines in Pediatric Therapeutic Endoscopy and Liver Biopsy" by Lerner et al on page 27.
Endoscopic procedures play important diagnostic and therapeutic roles in the practice of pediatric gastroenterology. The North American Society of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition (NASPGHAN)'s guidelines for training in pediatric gastroenterology, published in 1999, were updated in 2013 (1,2). These guidelines include recommendations about the minimum number of procedures that should be performed to achieve competency during fellowship training.
In this issue of the Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, Lerner et al (3) discuss challenges in meeting the number of recommended procedures. The authors collected data from 12 pediatric gastroenterology fellowship programs in the United States and used CPT codes and endoscopy databases to determine the number of procedures performed at each institution during a 3-year period (2009–2011). They divided the number of procedures by the number of fellows at the institution to estimate the number of procedures performed by each fellow, and then compared these estimates to the NASPGHAN guidelines. From this sample of 12 fellowship programs, many did not have sufficient procedural volume to meet the requirements of the training guidelines. None of the programs met the minimum numbers from the 1999 guidelines. Although some of the requirements in the 2013 guidelines are less stringent, only 1 center met the thresholds for all procedures.
This article highlights the challenges in meeting the minimum number of procedures recommended during training, which is 1 step in achieving competence. As the guidelines note, many people will need to exceed these minimum numbers before they are competent in a given procedure. Objectively assessing competency is an unmet need, which theoretically could be accomplished through direct observation using an assessment tool. The well-known surgeon Atul Gawande wrote in The New Yorker about the importance of coaching and direct observation of surgeons in the operating room (4). Presumably, this concept could be adapted to procedural skills in gastroenterology. The NASPGHAN guideline from 2013 includes an assessment tool for endoscopy and colonoscopy. Quality metrics in adult gastroenterology include at least a 90% cecal intubation rate. As discussed in the NASPGHAN guidelines, these standards are based on studies of the learning curve in adult gastroenterology. For example, after 50 colonoscopies, trainees had cecal intubation rates exceeding 80% (5), but other studies have shown cecal intubation rates of 84% after 120 colonoscopies (6) and 90% after 140 colonoscopies (7). A larger regression analysis of 10 studies in adult gastroenterology fellows (n = 189) reported a 90% cecal intubation rate after 341 colonoscopies (8); however, little is known about the learning curve for procedural competence in pediatric gastroenterology, and defining competency in therapeutic endoscopy techniques is difficult.
In light of the challenges in meeting the minimum number of procedures suggested by NASPGHAN, the authors offer several suggestions to increase procedural experience. These include rotations with adult gastroenterologists, computer simulators, ex vivo animal models, and hands-on endoscopy courses. Only 25% of the pediatric gastroenterology fellowship programs they surveyed had a computer simulator, and logistical and scheduling constraints may make use difficult. Another instrument to complement traditional patient-based procedural training is the partial-task box trainer that has been developed and tested to teach endoscopy skills. This mechanical simulator is validated in pediatric gastroenterology and contains 5 elements that involve key endoscopic maneuvers (9). The modular system allows compartments to be interchanged to include additional skills, including advanced endoscopy and therapeutic techniques. The partial-task box trainer is affordable, as well as mobile, allowing fellows to use it when time permits. The box trainer is also useful in teaching basic endoscopic skills before novice fellows begin performing procedures on patients. In the future, simulators or the partial-task box trainer may be used to maintain procedural skills, improve skills for those who already have a more advanced skill set, or assess skills for licensing or credentialing purposes.
Because therapeutic endoscopic procedures are adapted to pediatric patients, fellowship training must use innovative methods to learn, maintain, and assess skills. The article by Lerner et al raises concerns that pediatric gastroenterology fellows may not be performing enough procedures during their training. We must be innovative and critically evaluate how best to provide high-quality, safe patient care for children who may benefit from endoscopic evaluation and therapy as well as assess the skills of individuals who are providing endoscopic care.
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On July 31, voters in and around Atlanta had the opportunity to solve some of their most intractable transportation and infrastructure problems by approving a one-cent sales tax increase. Had it passed, the referendum item known as the Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax ("T-SPLOST") would have generated billions of dollars in revenue for metropolitan Atlanta over the next decade, all of it earmarked for specific and much-needed improvements to area roads and bridges, the creation and expansion of new rail and public transportation systems, and a whole lot more.
Atlantans voted no. Actually, it was more like: "Hell, no." And it wasn't even close: when asked if they'd be willing to pay an extra penny of sales tax on the dollar to help raise the $7.2 billion needed to alleviate their city's horrific congestion and sprawl issues, they rejected the idea, 63 percent to 37 percent.
In the last 40 years, metropolitan Atlanta has added more than 4 million people to its population and 6,700 square miles to its urban footprint. Traffic congestion has worsened commensurately, with commuters now spending an average of 43 hours a year stuck in gridlock, according to one recent report. (The national average is 34.) Last year, NRDC ranked American cities according to whose smog levels rose most often to the level of "Code Orange," meaning that level considered to be dangerous to children and other sensitive groups; of the 16 worst offenders, only one city -- guess which one -- wasn't in the infamously smoggy state of California. Local employers and chambers of commerce worry that sprawl, smog and long commutes could help make Georgia -- which ranks next-to-last among states in per capita transportation spending -- less attractive to new companies than its Southern neighbors like North Carolina and Texas, which have finally started to address their 21st-century transportation problems head-on.
So why would Atlantans reject T-SPLOST by such a wide margin? I posed the question to Charles Bullock, a political science professor at the University of Georgia. He told me that, generally speaking, voters in his state have a tradition of approving these types of special sales taxes to raise funds for building schools, parks, or other projects. In this particular case, however, the amount of tax-generated revenue may have been so vertiginously high -- and the long to-do list of projects so widely dispersed over metropolitan Atlanta's 10 neighboring counties -- that voters may have simply felt like they wouldn't be getting their money's worth at the hyperlocal level.
These voters took a look at the funding breakdown, Bullock told me, "and what they saw was that a lot of it wasn't going to their county. Their county was certainly getting some of it. But I think an awful lot of folks were just unwilling to pay for projects that were one, two counties away. Their thought was: 'Well, I never go over there.'" (Leading us to T-SPLOST Irony #1, which is that sprawl itself may have led to the downfall of this attempt to counter the negative effects of sprawl.)
Enter the local chapter of the Tea Party, which had been spearheading opposition to T-SPLOST on somewhat predictable anti-tax grounds. Its leaders took nagging voter doubt and inflated it into stone-cold voter cynicism, lacing their rhetoric with hilariously paranoid rants about how the measure -- which was supported by the state's Republican governor, its two Republican Senators, and most major business leaders and chambers of commerce -- was tantamount to a "redistribution of wealth." During one public forum, the Tea Party's Debbie Dooley went so far as to insist that "socialism" was really the only accurate term one could use to describe any bill whereby "you're taking tax dollars that are collected and sending them to transportation projects."
Okay: so maybe she doesn't have the most sophisticated grasp of how public policy is implemented in a modern representative democracy. Still, when it came time to mobilize politically, the Tea Party showed some remarkable sophistication indeed. Once the group caught wind that local chapters of the Sierra Club and the NAACP had T-SPLOST gripes of their own (the former lamented that too many projects over-emphasized roads at the expense of mass transit; the latter complained that communities of color wouldn't be sufficiently served), all three organizations were absorbed into a strange-bedfellows coalition that Bullock believes may have ultimately led to T-SPLOST's undoing.
All of which really just makes you want to print up a few dozen light-green t-shirts bearing the silkscreened phrase "NEVER LET THE PERFECT BE THE ENEMY OF THE GOOD" and send them to various Sierra Club and NAACP leaders -- along with stats showing how roughly half of the dollars Atlanta missed out on would, in fact, have been dedicated to mass-transit projects, including streetcars, urban railways and buses. (Buses that travel along the same distressed roads all those gas-guzzling SUVs use, by the way.)
Now that the vote is over, Bullock wonders whether those celebrating the tax's death will still be celebrating once T-SPLOST Ironies Nos. 2 and 3 fully sink in. Metropolitan Atlanta was actually but one of a dozen regions statewide to vote on the referendum; in each region that passed it, local governments were to be given maximum control over how to spend any and all funds. In the end, however, 9 of the state's 12 regions voted no -- and in doing so, all 9 (including Atlanta) effectively voted to cede that control. "What's happened now," says Bullock, "is that the governor has said, 'Okay, there was this effort to let the regions allocate the resources and make the decisions. And that didn't work. So now I'm going to be making the decisions. And I'll allocate the money according to what I think are the most worthy projects.'" To put it another way: in Atlanta and elsewhere, the Tea Party's conservative "victory" may end up having the very un-conservative effect of diminishing local administrative power and handing it over to a centralized authority.
And the final irony is just as rich. Because of the way that T-SPLOST revenues are linked to matching state and federal funding, local governments in those regions that voted "no" will probably end up paying two to three times more for all of their current and future transportation projects than what they would have paid had they voted to approve. After all, it's not like these regions can simply choose not to fix their roads or bridges or railroad tracks. One wonders: How do they plan to raise all that extra money? (At least it won't be with a one-percent sales-tax increase. Thanks again, Tea Party!)
Meanwhile, in the vote's aftermath, many think that Atlanta will find it even harder to compete with other cities for the young, tech-savvy workers who are needed to keep it competitive as a business capital -- workers who often cite good public transit as key to the choices they make about where to live and work. The day after his city rejected the measure, Sam Williams, president of the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce (which had passionately supported the tax), sounded especially pessimistic as he suggested to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter that until the city fixes its transportation woes, its business climate will suffer. "We can't grow as a city," he was quoted as saying. "We can survive. But surviving isn't enough."
Good luck with that, Atlanta. Meanwhile, all you creative-class types: we hear that Charlotte and Dallas -- both of which have invested serious money in mass-transit systems over the last few years -- have lots of great bars and restaurants, plus plenty of cool apartments for rent.
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Taking place during the early days of broadcast journalism in 1950's America, a chronicle of the real-life conflict between television news man Edward R. Murrow and Senator Joseph McCarthy and the House Un-American Activities Committee. With a desire to report the facts and enlighten the public, Murrow, and his dedicated staff--headed by his producer Fred Friendly and Joe Wershba in the CBS newsroom--defy corporate and sponsorship pressures to examine the lies and scaremongering tactics perpetrated by McCarthy during his communist 'witch-hunts.' A very public feud develops when the Senator responds by accusing the anchor of being a communist. In this climate of fear and reprisal, the CBS cr...
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Exhibit Z to Open Friday, March 7
Remember a few weeks ago when we showcased the art behind the Z? Didn't it make you want to go out and brave the multiple polar vortexes that we Detroiters have encountered? No? Well me neither. Sometimes art is best viewed, critiqued and shared from your computer screen. But thanks to Library Street Collective (LSC), you can kinda sorta stay warm and witness firsthand some of the art of the Z. This Friday, LSC presents "Exhibit Z," a group show featuring the art of the artists that created the beautiful imagery of the mammoth Z.


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