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Prince George's County came out strong this week with private- and public-sector support as the search for new FBI headquarters was announced Monday.
In neighboring Montgomery County, meanwhile, the General Services Administration's announcement sparked a more muted response.
With both jobs and prestige at stake, both counties are mustering their forces to lure the FBI headquarters from Washington, D.C., and fend off potential bids from Northern Virginia.
"This is the largest economic development opportunity to present itself," said David Iannucci, assistant deputy chief administrative officer for economic development and public infrastructure for the county. "It would be a multibillion-dollar construction process, with thousands of jobs."
The GSA issued a request for information from parties for a new 2.1 million-square-foot location for the FBI headquarters, now in the J. Edgar Hoover Building in downtown Washington. In Maryland, the request specifies Prince George's and Montgomery as possible host jurisidictions. The request comes just more than a year after a Government Accountability Office report determined that the federal law enforcement agency would be better off with a new building instead of renovating the existing one.
The current location could be part of a swap for a new site; District officials see the area as ripe for upscale commercial development.
"This is a once-in-a-generation federal relocation opportunity. My administration has aggressively pursued this and intends to continue its aggressive pursuit of this opportunity," Prince George's County Executive Rushern L. Baker III (D) said in a statement.
Steven A. Silverman, director of Montgomery County's economic development department, called the project a "huge boost for any local economy."
"Of course we're interested," Silverman said, adding that the county's current focus is finding available land. "Other jurisdictions being more vocal should not be indicative of a lack of interest on our part."
Northern Virginia, home to the Pentagon, CIA and other federal agencies, also has been eyeing the project since early last year, when the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution urging its congressional delegation to pursue it.
The jurisdiction that lands the new headquarters stands to gain 11,000 direct employees and thousands more in supporting private contractors, Iannucci said.
"What is critical is that we have the unified leadership of our congressional delegation," he said. "Virginia is very good at what they do. We'll need to work closely together to make this happen."
U.S. Sens. Barbara A. Mikulski (D) of Baltimore and Benjamin L. Cardin (D) of Pikesville, House Minority Whip Steny H. Hoyer (D-Dist. 5) of Mechanicsville and Rep. Donna F. Edwards (D-Dist. 4) of Fort Washington have all announced their support for Prince George's landing the project. Silverman said Wednesday he was not aware of that statement until informed by a reporter and had no comment on it.
He said that Montgomery officials have been working with the development community to identify potential sites, although they are still at the "beginning of the process." He said Montgomery has been looking at this possibility for the better part of the year.
"When they're putting 2 million square feet out there and doing it regionally, everyone's interested. We don't do too much regionally, so it's very unusual," he said, adding that it makes the most sense from the GSA's perspective to issue a regional request.
Silverman said Montgomery officials had not met with the GSA or FBI as of Wednesday, as they had been waiting to see how the process played itself out first, in terms of the GSA issuing a request. He said Montgomery had no specifics on site possibilities yet.
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"It will improve the county and state image and the area," said Larry Hogan, president of the Hogan Cos., a real estate and development company in Annapolis that started in Prince George's. "We definitely need the jobs."
Hogan — whose company recently purchased the 759-acre Smith Home Farm development in Upper Marlboro, which is the largest piece of the Westphalia mixed-use project — said the FBI headquarters could help offset the state's recent losses in small businesses, Fortune 500 companies and their associated jobs.
"We really need this shot in the arm," he said.
Hogan emphasized the availability of "cost-effective" land in Prince George's, especially the areas near Metrorail stations.
"It's more bang for your buck," he said.
Prince George's officials have been inviting developers to submit proposals and are looking at about eight sites, including ones in Greenbelt, Landover and near Branch Avenue, Iannucci said. Aubrey Thagard, the county's assistant deputy chief administrative officer for economic development and public infrastructure, has led a team focused on the issue for the last year, he said. The team has written to the FBI director, requested meetings with FBI officials, talked to consultants and developers, and kept in contact with the GSA.
"I'm just coming back from a meeting with a likely bidder," Iannucci said Tuesday.
The project would herald in needed economic development for Prince George's, said M.H. Jim Estepp, president and CEO of the Greater Prince George's Business Roundtable. He said it could lead to more housing development for employees who choose to live close by and retail development to support them. Estepp also spoke of the potential for collaborations with the University of Maryland, College Park.
"It's time we got our fair share in the county. We've been playing by the rules," Estepp said. "It seems things always drift to Virginia or elsewhere even though the prices are higher there."
The FBI headquarters would complement Prince George's existing projects such as National Harbor in Oxon Hill, M Square Research Park in College Park and Joint Base Andrews in Camp Springs, he said.
"We would prefer to see something in the private sector," Estepp said. "I commend the county executive on developing a package to help make this the spot selected."
With all the county's assets, a congressional examination of the process might be warranted if another jurisdiction is selected, he said.
For years, Prince George's has tried to land more state and federal agencies; many residents commute out of the county for work.
The county is home to 25 percent of the region's federal workforce but less than 4 percent of the Washington region's leased federal government space, Baker said.
Among the federal agencies now in Prince George's are the Census Bureau in Suitland, which employs 4,285 people; the Internal Revenue Service in Lanham, with 5,539 employees; and the Food and Drug Administration's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition in College Park, which employs 698.
Montgomery County is home to such federal giants as the Food and Drug Administration in Silver Spring, with 5,745 employees; the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, with 14,261; the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Silver Spring, 2,550; and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in Rockville, 2,391.
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Regardless of how U.S. 1 is widened through the Mount Vernon area, the Woodlawn Stables likely will need to relocate or close.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation, which owns the land and barn that the private operation leases, announced last week it would not renew Scanlin Farms� current lease when it expires in 2016. The trust owns and maintains the historic Woodlawn estate and the Frank Lloyd Wright Pope-Leighy house, which was relocated to the Woodlawn property.
�The National Trust�s primary focus is to preserve the National Historic Landmark,� David J. Brown, executive vice president and chief preservation officer of the trust, said in an Aug. 31 statement. �As such, the National Trust must consider the best use of its property at the Woodlawn historic site in order to meet our obligations as stewards of the property and our buildings housed on the site.�
Brown said the current lease is not sustainable and that �extending it would not be a prudent business decision.� Once the U.S. 1 widening project plans are finalized, the trust will consider all options for the stable portion of the property, he said.
Woodlawn originally was part of George Washington�s Mount Vernon estate. Washington granted 2,000 acres of his estate to his nephew, Maj. Lawrence Lewis, and his wife, Eleanor �Nelly� Custis.
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If the road is widened along its current alignment, the Woodlawn estate could lose land, and graves in the Woodlawn Baptist Church�s historic cemetery, which sits close to the road, could need to be moved.
A bypass option, favored by the historic trust, would cut through the stable property. This proposal led to significant outcry from community residents who wanted to see the stables preserved.
The group Save Woodlawn Stables gathered thousands of signatures on a petition asking the federal government to spare the stable property. While the Federal Highway Administration still is favoring the bypass option, the community was successful in securing an agreement to relocate the barn and allow the stable operation to continue, according to Shelley Castle, a founding member of Save Woodlawn Stables.
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Quivering cranberry slices that melt into the meat and slowly caramelize give this brisket its lovely character. Even better, it takes so little effort for this sweet alchemy to work. Roberta Greenberg, the long–time assistant to the rabbis at this well–known New York City synagogue and the keeper of this recipe, suggests reducing the sauce on the stove after reheating it if you prefer it thicker. It is good enough to make you convert.
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It is time for our semiannual NYS nights at the Revolution! Our next event is on Saturday, October 25th, 2014. The Tailgate begins at 4:30 pm and the game starts at 7:30 pm.
Once again, the Revolution opened up an entire 500 seat section of the stadium for our families with open seating. When we fill that section, they will reserve seats for us in the adjacent section, so you can easily sit with teammates and friends.
The Revs are offering us another opportunity to get involved in the pregame celebration. There will opportunities for NYS players to bring out the center circle banner and to line up in the rally tunnel to high five the players as they come out at the start of the game. If you purchase your tickets before October 17th, your child's names will be in a drawing for those spots. Once you purchase tickets, please go to the following link to register for one of these spots: http://tinyurl.com/NYSandRevs
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"I got a mega start and was probably half or three quarters down the inside and I braked to the point that I knew I could get through the corner.
"Then, by my surprise, he braked even later which was late because I was already late.
"Then he turned in."
The Brit added that while it appeared as if he was the one at fault, it was really Bianchi who made the error.
"It looked like I hit him because he was in front of me but he was only in front of me because he braked too late.
"I feel very sorry for the team but there was nothing I could have done.
"I'm not going to back down because he's my team-mate. He should have seen me."
The stewards, though, saw it different and Chilton was handed a three-place penalty for the next race in Austria.
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'''Title:''' Rupert hits the town - part 10
'''Title:''' Rupert hits the town - part 10
'''Date:''' April 15, 2005
'''Date:''' April15, 2005
'''Summary:''' Beaver and Steve are in a bad position
'''Summary:''' Beaver and Steve are in a bad position
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Link: Comic 65
Title: Rupert hits the town - part 10
Date: April 15, 2005
Summary: Beaver and Steve are in a bad position
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Shoe Goblin, Panda
Onomatopoeias used: "CREEEK", "GLUK", "SNFT"
Number of panels: 10
Panel 1
Beaver: (waking up) "Uhh..."
Panel 2
Beaver: "W-what the..."
Panel 3
Shoe Goblin: "Ah - Ye're awake at last."
Shoe Goblin: "I'm afraid I've decided to keep the Master Shoe for myself, but don't be afeared..."
Beaver: "You fiend!"
Panel 4
The shot reveals a large shoe CREEEK'ing right above Beaver and Steve, tied up with a rope extending to the right.
Steve: "Ooh!"
Shoe Goblin: "...I've left ye one a little smaller"
Panel 5
Shoe Goblin: (holding a beaker of liquid above the rope) "One last parting gift.."
Panel 6
Close up of the beaker that reads "BAMBOO OIL".
The Shoe Goblin is pouring some of it on the rope with a GLUK GLUK sound.
Panel 7
Shoe Goblin: "...And now I must bid ye farewell!"
Shoe Goblin: "Ha ha ha ha ha!"
The oil is emanating a smell to a nearby opening in the wall, from which a "SNFT SNFT" sound is heard.
Panel 8
The lower half of the face of a creature appears from the opening, making another "SNFT" sound.
Panel 9
Steve: "No... it can't be..."
Panel 10
The creature emerges from the opening and is revealed to be a panda.
Steve: (off camera) "NOOOOO!"
The panda MEW?'s.
[To be contd.]
Fun Facts
- Steve has a serious as-of-yet unexplained vendetta against pandas, as previously seen in Comic 24 and Comic 38.
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ROUND 10 - Germany 20-22 July 2012
Venue: Hockenheim
Circuit Length: 4.574 Km
Laps: 67
Lap Record: 1:13.780 = 223.182 km/h, K. Raikkonen (McLaren) 2004
2012 Results
Pole Position: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1:40.621 = 163.647 km/h
1st: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), 1:31.05.862 (average race speed 201.843 km/h)
2nd: Jenson Button (McLaren Mercedes), gap 6.949s
3rd: Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus Renault), gap 16.409
Fastest Lap: Michael Schumacher (Mercedes), 1:18.725 = 209.163 km/h on lap 57
Fernando Alonso won the German Grand Prix in his red Ferrari to make himself a red-hot favourite to win the 2012 Drivers' Championship after his third victory of the season. Always in total control, Alonso beat Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull to the line but the German was demoted to fifth for going off-track to pass Jenson Button's McLaren. With Button second, Kimi Raikkonen was promoted to third – the fourth podium of 2012 for the Finn. Alonso now has a 34-point lead over Mark Webber, 154-120, with 10 races to go.
Alonso started from his second consecutive pole position and the 22nd of his F1 career – a tally that sees the Spaniard 11th in the all-time pole winners' list with 22, with Nelson Piquet and Niki Lauda next in his sights on 24 each. His race win was the 30th of his career, leaving him one behind Nigel Mansell as the Spaniard hones in on fourth spot in the all-time standings.
Webber endured a low-key afternoon in his Red Bull, starting from eight after a five-place penalty for a gearbox change and finishing in the same position. "I had no pace today and wasn't quick," Webber complained. "I couldn't stay with people that I normally can, so we'll look into it and come back in Budapest. Normally Sundays have been ok for me, but not today. After the first lap it wasn't too bad, I got Lewis , but after that I was just hanging on." One consolation for the Australian is that he remains in second place in the drivers' standings with a handy 10-point lead still over Vettel.
Vettel was philosophical about the stewards' decision to impose a retrospective drive-through penalty, equivalent to 20 seconds, for his round-the-outside pass on Button with two laps to go. "The only intention was not to crash and to give him enough room. I have respect for him and I didn't want to squeeze him," Vettel explained. "It was good to be on the podium at the home race, but I have to respect the stewards' decision." 'Car 1 left the track and gained an advantage when he rejoined,' was how the stewards saw it.
For Button, after a run of six races that yielded a miserly six points, the race could be a turning-point. The McLaren star took two positives out of his result after he and Lewis Hamilton had qualified only seventh and eighth. "Firstly, although it proved very difficult to overtake, we're right up there with Ferrari and Red Bull in terms of speed. Our upgrade package is working well: if we can sort out qualifying, we're in the mix, and we'll have a really good chance of winning races this season." The other positive was a lightning-fast pit stop of 2.31 seconds by the much-maligned McLaren crew.
Hamilton, meanwhile, was the single retiree from the 67-lap event. He picked up a puncture from first-lap debris and was about to retire, but found mid-race pace to unlap himself before retiring on lap 56 as the car's performance deteriorated. "We'll put that pace in our pockets and take it to Hungary next weekend. I'm back in the car in five days' time – and that's the best possible news for me after a day like today," he said. While Raikkonen turned in another fine race for Lotus, teammate Romain Grosjean had his now-customary first-lap bingle, pitted for a new nose and limped home 18th. It compounded a poor qualifying in which he was one of several drivers to pick up a five-place grid penalty. "We were on the back foot from the outset after the grid penalty and nothing went right today," said the Frenchman, who has been offered advice on staying out of trouble by three-time World Champion Sir Jackie Stewart.
After a lean spell Sauber roared back to form with Kamui Kobayashi fourth and Sergio Perez two places further back. "If we only had qualified better we could have achieved even more today," said the Japanese, who finished fifth on the road but was elevated to his best-ever F1 result. Perez did superbly to recover from a grid penalty imposed for baulking Raikkonen in qualifying and come through from 17th to the top six once more.
Behind them was Michael Schumacher, who could not find the pace to retain his third place on the grid but had the consolation of setting the fastest race lap in front of a thinner-than-usual home crowd. Teammate Nico Rosberg, another man to suffer a grid penalty, came through for the final point of the day in 10th place and remains sixth overall, six places clear of his compatriot, whose Mercedes future is likely to be resolved during the imminent summer break.
Daniel Ricciardo just missed out on the top 10 in qualifying and brought his STR home in 13th place, leaving the West Australian still in search of more points to add to the two he picked up on debut in Melbourne. As the car under-steered chronically he made repeated changes through the afternoon: "I ran the final stint with even more wing and that was the best the car had been all afternoon," he said. "I was hoping to catch Di Resta, but with eight laps remaining, I started to lose grip at the rear end and that was it. We tried a bit of everything today, but unfortunately we did not have any answers."


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With local elections around the corner, Montgomery County's teachers union has a new leader spearheading its political efforts who only a few months ago was teaching high school students.
Barbara Hueter of Silver Spring recently took on the role of the Montgomery County Education Association's political director after about eight years in Montgomery County Public Schools as a Spanish teacher at Gaithersburg High School and Sherwood High School in Olney, and then a social studies teacher at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School.
"I'm the political director for MCEA, but I'm a teacher," Hueter said. "I know firsthand how that system works, and then I know how the political process works."
For the past two school years, Hueter was a co-chair of the union's Political Action and Legislative Support Committee, a committee that determines which political candidates the union will support.
She is taking the reins from Jon Gerson, who did similar political work for the union in his former role as the director of community outreach.
"Jon did tremendous work building our political organization, and I want to build on that," Hueter said.
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2012: Academic All-ACC selection ... played in and started eight games at safety ... missed contests against Virginia, Florida State, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Miami due to injury ... recorded 38 tackles, 1.5 tackle for loss and one PBU ... posted a career-high 10 tackles in the season-opener against FIU ... added nine stops versus N.C. Central and eight tackles against Memphis ... on the field for 357 snaps.
2011: Academic All-ACC selection ... played in all 12 games with 10 starting assignments ... caught 40 passes for 352 yards (8.80) ... finished fourth on the team in pass receptions ... set career single-game bests with nine catches and 60 receiving yards at Boston College ... had five catches versus Richmond and four grabs against both Tulane and North Carolina ... career-long catch of 41 yards came versus Georgia Tech ... caught at least one pass in all 12 weeks and had multiple receptions in nine contests ... combined with Conner Vernon (70) and Donovan Varner (61) to become the third Duke trio with 40+ receptions each in a single season ... coupled with Vernon, Varner and Cooper Helfet (43) to match the school record for most players (4) with 40+ pass receptions, equaling the standard set in 1982 ... also returned two punts for zero net yards ... ranked fourth on the team in special teams tackles with seven ... on the field for 672 snaps.
2010: Played in all 12 games with five starting assignments ... started against Army, Navy, Virginia, Boston College and Georgia Tech ... finished sixth on the team with 14 pass receptions for 180 yards (12.86) and one TD ... eight receptions produced first downs ... first collegiate TD covered 21 yards against Army ... 10 of his 14 receptions came in the second half of the season ... had a season-high four catches versus Boston College ... season-long reception covered 36 yards at Georgia Tech ... caught 2+ passes in four contests ... played 414 snaps.
PRIOR TO DUKE: Lettered one season (2007) at St. Ignatius High School (Cleveland, Ohio) under coach Chuck Kyle and two seasons (2008-09) at Providence High School under coach Randy Long ... charted as the 94th-top wide receiver in the country and the 16th-best overall prospect in North Carolina by Scout.com ... listed as the 109th-top wide receiver in the nation by ESPN.com ... helped St. Ignatius to an 8-3 record and state playoff berth in 2007 ... helped Providence to a two-year ledger of 15-11 with two state playoff appearances ... as a senior, had 50 pass receptions for 792 yards and nine TDs ... two-time all-conference selection ... also lettered in track and field.
PERSONAL: Son of David and Shannon Braxton ... father lettered three seasons (1986-87-88) as a defensive end at Wake Forest, was selected in the second round (52nd overall pick) of the 1989 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings and played in 71 career games over six seasons with the Vikings (1989-90), Phoenix Cardinals (1990-93) and Cincinnati Bengals (1994) ... high school football teammate of fellow Blue Devil Braxton Deaver ... born December 28, 1991 ... double majoring in cultural anthropology and theater.
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The ASPCA is on the ground in Lansing lending our voice to the campaign to Keep Michigan's Wolves Protected. Yesterday, Vicki Deisner, State Director of ASPCA Government Relations for the Midwest Region, helped deliver nearly 230,000 signatures to the Secretary of State's office to place a measure on November's ballot that will restore the right of citizens to have a say in wildlife decisions.
In spite of strong public opposition, in 2013 the Michigan Legislature passed a law allowing the gray wolf to be hunted for the first time in nearly 50 years. When faced with the threat of repeal via ballot measure (popular vote by citizens on Election Day), the Legislature quickly passed another law to take away voters' right to have a say in the wildlife management matters, giving all decision-making power to a panel of political appointees whose decisions cannot be challenged by citizens.
Deisner was at the capital on behalf of the thousands of volunteers, activists and citizens—representing all 83 of the state's counties—who signed the ballot petition, which is the first step in stopping Michigan's wolf hunt. "Allowing a wolf hunt to continue in Michigan will undermine the long-term survival of the wolf population," she says. There are fewer than 700 wolves in the entire state.
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