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College Football's Top 25 Best Helmets
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25. Air Force
College football teams can be defined by their choice of helmet. As a result, we rank the college game's top 25 lids (FBS and permanent helmets only).
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Air Force rarely finds itself in the AP Top 25 but the Falcons land on this list for their awesome, lightning-bolt helmets that are older and better than what the San Diego Chargers wear.
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24. Georgia
The Bulldogs' helmet is a perfect example of putting your own spin on something and making it better. The block "G" also is on the helmet of the historic Green Bay Packers. Yes, UGA just copied the decal. But Georgia's red and black gives it a different feel.
The "Y" on the helmets represents one of BYU's landmarks, "Y Mountain," which has the large letter looming over the campus. More than anything, though, it's a representation of BYU football past and present; that's why the school went back to the future in 2005, scrapping their disastrous uniforms from 1999-2004 for a taste of the past.
22. Arkansas
Let's be honest, there are certain helmets that fit certain schools. When you see that maniacal boar coming at you off Arkansas' helmet, it just feels right for the Razorbacks. You think down South, old-time football.
21. Penn State
If you aren't a college football fan, you simply don't get it. The Penn State helmet is straightforward and clean. To anyone else, it's the most boring thing you've ever seen. That's why art is in the eye of the beholder.
20. Tennessee
This is the beauty of college football in "Good Old Rocky Top." The classic creamsicle "T" isn't as omnipresent as the "The U" in Miami but, for generations of Tennessee fans, it's a source of pride.
19. Nebraska
This isn't New York City or Los Angeles, it's the nation's heartland. The definition of Nebraska is its proud football program. And that's how the red, simplistic "N" sits on this white background: prominent and proud.
18. East Carolina
It's not as good as the Oakland Raiders' helmet, but you can never go wrong with a skull-and-crossbones design. And something about the purple background works almost as well as Oakland's silver lids.
17. Kansas State
One of the many great things head coach Bill Snyder has done for K-State's football program is introduce the "PowerCat" logo after he was hired in 1989. Now over a quarter century later, it's one of the few fashion choices from the 1980s that has withstood the test of time.
16. Iowa
Like Kansas State, Iowa's snazzy logo was introduced by a legendary coach – in this case, Hayden Fry. The "Tigerhawk" is a great logo for a peculiar nickname, and you can never go wrong with a black-and-gold color scheme.
15. Hawaii
When June Jones arrived in 1999, he decided to modify an already great helmet and it ended in disaster. But a year later, Hawaii got it right. The school did a great redesign that looks sharp and honors the 50th state alike.
14. West Virginia
West Virginia has done a good job of putting a twist on a simple helmet. Not to be confused with the "Flying V" of Mighty Ducks fame, this helmet has a "Flying WV" introduced by legendary head coach Don Nehlen, making each Mountaineer look like he's motoring around the field.
13. Arizona
The school did a good thing by switching up the helmets for the 2010 season. It went back to the white ones with a blue stripe on one side and a red stripe on the other like the "Desert Swarm" days.
12. Clemson
Only certain college teams can pull off orange. But Clemson is literally the only team who can have the famous paw print, the one which is placed prominently on its helmets and is trademarked. Aesthetically, it's beautiful looking – as if a tiger softly dipped its paw in white paint and then on the helmet.
11. Colorado
Colorado's helmet is a dual threat: A good logo with a classic color scheme. The black silhouette of a buffalo is ominous and intimidating and the school's letters are placed perfectly. Now if only the Buffaloes' football team itself was nearly as nice to look at…
The collision of the purple and gold is very royal and, in addition to the colors, the school's abbreviation and fierce tiger logo are placed prominently on the helmet, giving this lid all-around appeal.
9. Florida State
The Tomahawk Chop is annoying, but the spear's presence on Florida State's helmets is just right. The gold helmet with garnet and white spear was introduced in Bobby Bowden's first year as coach in 1976. Bowden has retired, but the helmet – with mini tomahawks adorning it – looks like it will last forever.
UAB's football program is now deceased but not before wearing one of the greatest helmets ever for its final season in 2014. The fire-breathing dragon is unlike anything college football has ever seen, and the scales on the bottom are just the cherry on top of this beauty.
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7. Ohio State
OSU has unique lids with Buckeye tree leaf stickers on them, given to players for big plays and consistency on the field. They've got a cool look to them, too, thanks to an infusion of glitter. While there's no Ohio State logo on them, a helmet covered in Buckeye leafs serves as a great de facto logo.
6. Miami (FL)
The Hurricanes were transcendent in 1973 by creating the "U" logo that people now use to refer to the school and form its hand signal. But forget its place in our vernacular, "The U" – in its split orange and green – looks great, too.
5. Notre Dame
The campus has the legendary "Golden Dome" building, so it's appropriate that its beloved football team runs around in exquisite gold helmets. Student managers make sure the helmets don't look any less than perfect, putting a fresh coat of paint on them each week with real gold flakes.
Of course they do.
4. Alabama
Alabama is one of the most storied programs in college football and its helmet is part of that lore. Yeah, we know college football is about representing your university; but in Tuscaloosa, it's also about respecting the number on the side of your helmet, too.
3. Texas
The helmet, with a pure white background, encapsulates everything that is Texas football – the ranch-like burnt orange color, the horns and the huge players' numbers on the back. So simple yet so great.
What other colors but cardinal and gold could befit the Men of Troy's helmets? It's old-school, classic Tinseltown. Other than being the definition of LaLa Land, its design is a great depiction of a stoic Trojan warrior. It all just fits so well together.
1. Michigan
The "winged helmet" is so incredibly original and steeped into college football history that it's one of the first things that comes to mind when people think of college football, like the Heisman Trophy, fall Saturdays and tailgating.
Voted the best helmet in college football by the Associated Press in 2010, who are we to disagree?
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The growth of the Aerospace and Defense industry depends largely
on the spending outlook of government departments, with the U.S.
defense budget being the primary driver. The U.S. is the world's
largest aerospace and defense market, and also home to the world's
largest military budget. The industry largely depends on U.S.
government contracts.
Post-acquisition, the business will strengthen L-3's Electronic
Systems Group with its full flight simulator capability and help
expand into the civil simulation market. The company will thus be
able to offer a full range of total training system solutions to
its military as well as commercial customers. This would not only
expand the company's global presence, but will diversify its
product offering.
In July 2012, L-3 Communications completed the spin-off of 100% of
a new, independent, publicly traded government services company --
Engility Holdings, Inc. (
) -- to L-3 shareholders. The spin-off has brought ample
opportunity for growth and profit expansion for the company. The
spin-off removed a lot of uncertainty with respect to revenue and
will also take away some of the lowest margins at the company.
These acquisitions and strategic spin-offs help the defense pros in
fulfilling the task orders and contracts entered by them. For
instance, Northrop has received a multimillion-dollar cyber
security contract from the Maryland Procurement Office to develop,
integrate and sustain cloud-based information repositories in an
integrated product development team environment with the
government. Buying M5 Network Security Pty Ltd would help the
company to complete its cyber security contracts.
In July,
Raytheon Company
) received a contract from the U.S. Army's Communications,
Electronics, Research, Development and Engineering Center Space and
Terrestrial Communications Directorate to develop technology for
Morphing Network Assets to Restrict Adversarial Reconnaissance. Per
the contract, the company will develop cyber maneuvering techniques
to thwart potential attackers in high-threat environments.
The company would be helped by Pikewerks Corporation that was
acquired in December 2011. The acquired unit is helping Raytheon to
find a solution to sophisticated cyber-security threats facing
customers in the intelligence community, the DoD and commercial
International Orders
The aerospace and defense companies also generate revenue form
international orders and foreign military sales ("FMS"). With a
continually challenged domestic defense sector and decline in
contracts from the U.S. government, the industry remains focused on
international growth.
The rapidly evolving security challenges and the need for countries
to modernize aging inventories keep demand alive in international
markets. However, in Europe, the continuous financial crisis is
forcing governments to institute austerity measures that will
negatively impact defense spending in the near term. The
initiatives taken up would constrain their defense budgets and
fiscal priorities in current and future periods.
The defense operators are nevertheless clinching international
orders that to some extent are making up for the lost ground from
the US budget cuts and uncertainty in Europe.
Sales of military weapons to foreign countries have risen
dramatically. The DoD has ramped up FMS to Middle Eastern countries
that can protect U.S. interests in the region, which is crucial for
the global economy. Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Iraq, Pakistan and
Turkey are the top buyers in FMS deals.
The other allies that are buying military hardware from the U.S.
are Poland, Japan and Israel. The overall growth in overseas arms
sales bodes well for the U.S. defense companies, given the looming
cuts in the U.S. defense budget.
In June this year, Northrop received an FMS contract to provide the
APG-68(V) 9 airborne fire control radar to Thailand, Iraq and Oman
for use on F-16 fighter aircraft. Per the contract, the
company will deliver 6 radar systems to the Royal Thai Air Force,
22 radar systems to the Iraqi Air Force and 15 radar systems to the
Royal Air Force of Oman.
Again in July, Northrop received a contract from the civil aviation
authority of Chile, Direccion General de la Aeronautica Civil to
supply complete ground-to-air communication systems at multiple
sites across the country. Per the contract, the company will
deliver its latest T6 VHF radios with local technical support.
DARPA Contracts
A trend quite noticeable among contract wins is that most of these
awards come from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
(DARPA). DARPA is an agency of the United States Department of
Defense responsible for the development of new technologies for use
by the military.
In July 2012, Raytheon received a contract from DARPA under the
Multilingual Automatic Document Classification, Analysis and
Translation ("MADCAT") program. Per the contract, the company will
integrate optical character recognition, develop novel methods to
process handwritten text and will develop a laptop-deployable
prototype translation system. In July 2012,
Alliant Techsystems Inc.
) also received a contract from DARPA to support its Tactical
Technologies Office ("TTO") Phoenix Technologies Program.
In the light of defense budget cuts and risks to high-budget
programs, the companies often fall back on joint ventures and
strategic alliances to pool their resources giving them access to
new markets. Moreover, these alliances help to cut down on
competition in a densely competitive space.
In June 2012, Alliant Techsystems and Astrium North America entered
into an agreement with NanoRacks, LLC, under which NanoRacks will
market opportunities for both astronaut explorers and the
experiments they plan to carry into space on board the Liberty
Transportation Service.
In July this year, AREVA Inc. and Northrop Grumman entered into an
agreement to provide cyber security protection support for the
nuclear industry. In July,
Lockheed Martin Corp.
) entered into an agreement with Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. to
develop a 19 megawatt wave-energy project in Victoria, Australia.
Again, in July this year, Raytheon Company received a development
and sustainment contract from
The Boeing Company
) to provide the Exo-atmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV). Per the
contract, the company will provide EKV development, fielding,
testing, system engineering, integration, configuration management,
equipment manufacturing and refurbishment, and operation and
Cutting-Edge Innovation and New Products
At the macro level, a gradual shift in defense spending patterns
can be discerned. In response to asymmetric terrorist threats, the
emphasis appears to have shifted to high-tech intelligence
equipment, replacing demand for conventional big guns and heavy
armor. The major industry players have, in response, resorted to
bolt-on acquisitions to plug gaps in their product offerings.
Among state-of-the-art products, the latest radar and
telecommunication systems, new ballistic missiles, unmanned
warplanes, development of fighter jets and sophisticated
surveillance equipment are in the priority list of most countries.
These help enhance the preparedness of a nation to detect, preempt
and counter hostile situations.
Global Downturn
The global economic downturn that started in late 2008 has
significantly weakened the financial profiles of all major
industrialized countries. The growth and development of the
Aerospace and Defense industry is tied to the defense budgets of
the different nations around the globe, especially the U.S. The
general trend in this context is to cut national defense
Austerity Drive
The major defense spenders throughout the world are moving toward
an austerity drive. The big spenders are gradually lowering their
defense budgets and concentrating on other avenues to fix their
ailing economies. The U.S. defense department has reduced the
defense budget significantly. These cutbacks will impact the big
contractors, as the lion's share of their revenues comes from
domestic defense spending.
Moreover, additional cuts of $500 billion over the next ten years
would result in less and delayed purchasing decisions by U.S.
government customers. There is also pressure on France, Germany and
Spain to review and trim their defense spending.
Going forward, regulatory and legislative pressures are the most
significant barrier to growth. Overall, energy prices and lack of
consumer demand could act as obstacles hindering the growth of the
As a smart move to counter federal defense budget cuts, the defense
majors might explore the option of leasing out their heavy weapon
systems rather than selling them to the Defense department, leading
to a win-win deal for both the government and the defense
Although the Asian defense markets do not compare in size with the
US and European counterparts, the big Asian players are increasing
their defense spending. China is gradually strengthening its
defense capability and continues to increase its defense budget.
India, too, has been raising its defense spending.
There has been a rise in global spending on cyber security.
Government and private sectors alike are investing heavily to
safeguard against cyber attacks. Increasing awareness of cyber
threats can create a window of opportunity for the defense majors.
Earnings Trends
The aerospace and defense companies recently reported their
earnings for the second quarter of 2012. Most of the aerospace
companies beat our expectations, with mixed outlooks and forecasts.
The performance reflects proper execution of the programs, increase
in sales volume, continuous order flow, operational improvements
and capital deployment actions.
Despite the relatively good earnings season, we have a mixed
outlook for the sector. The cautious stance largely emanates from
the threat of budget cuts and a concomitant delay and even
cancellation of big-ticket programs. This is reflected in our
long-term Neutral ratings on U.S.-based operators like
Rockwell Collins Inc.
), Boeing Company, General Dynamics, L-3 Communications, Raytheon,
Erickson Air-Crane Inc.
) and
Wesco Aircraft Holdings, Inc.
Over the next 1 to 3 months, the defense majors look more bullish
with Alliant Techsystems, retaining a Zacks #1 Rank (Strong Buy
rating) and
Textron Inc.
), Lockheed, Northrop, Erickson Air-Crane, and
Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.
) carrying a Zacks #2 Rank equivalent to a Buy rating in the short
However, the companies that hold a Zacks #3 Rank (short-term Hold
rating) include The Boeing Company,
Embraer SA
), General Dynamics, Wesco Aircraft Holdings, L-3 Communications,
Raytheon, and Rockwell Collins, with only
Safran SA
) retaining a Sell rating in the short run.
Our Take
The U.S. is the leader in global defense spending. The major super
power also has strategic alliances in place with other foreign
nations with major military strengths. The country shares its
military technology and supplies sophisticated weapons to its
allies. These activities, in turn, boost the revenue of the defense
Currently, the senate committee has entered into an agreement to
extend government funding for six months instead of passing
appropriations bills for fiscal 2013. The defense spending for the
first six month of fiscal 2013 will remain unchanged from the first
six month of fiscal 2012 levels. As a result, of this makeshift
measure these defense majors will likely have to wait to see the
funding for the upcoming fiscal year.
In the end, for the aerospace and defense companies, the costs for
executing projects would undoubtedly rise leading to an imbalance
between the cost and revenue structure. This would not only hurt
profitability but also lead to delays and even cancellations of
orders and/or programs. Nevertheless, the defense majors would
strive to counter these headwinds with prudent cost management.
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It doesn't seem to matter how many trips to the swimming pool we make, or how many bike-rides we go on. It doesn't matter how many water-balloon fights they get to have, or that there's a nice swing-set right outside that is available to them at any time. It doesn't matter how many friends they get to play with throughout the week, or that they're enrolled in summer activity classes. And just as last month's trip to Mexico was quickly forgotten, I'm sure the upcoming camping trips will be too.
Even with all of that fun stuff, my children would likely insist to you that they're in the midst of the most boring summer imaginable... And for some reason, I'm continually tasked with having to come up with ways to fix that.
It's hard for me to understand, really. When I was a kid, I never looked to my parents to keep me busy. I certainly never expected them to be entertainers. So, I was surprised the other day, after bringing up this topic with my wife, that she confessed to having often complained to her own parents about being "bored" when she was young. And just like our kids, she looked to them to do something about it. Additionally, friends of ours recently told me that they also recall doing the same thing to their parents when they were children.
It appears that I was the exception and not the rule.
This compelled me to think long and hard about why my childhood experience was different. I wondered why I never went through this phase that apparently so many others did. The answer finally came to me. I didn't come to my parents with complaints of boredom, because I was convinced that they, themselves were the most boring people I knew.
Now, that probably sounds a little harsh, but let me assure you that it's not meant to be a criticism. They did a fine job as parents. They raised me right. But the perception I had, as a child, was that they were stunningly boring. And just like you wouldn't come to a vegetarian for direction when hunting down which restaurant makes the best hamburger, I never came to my parents looking for excitement.
To me, the most intriguing thing my mother was into was her committed hobby of cutting out newspaper articles, placing them in manilla file-folders, and filing them in any one of a number of metal cabinets we had in our house. She did it all the time. I couldn't tell you why. For my father, it was continually working on home improvements and reading Louis L'Amour novels.
There's nothing wrong with those things, but they certainly left me with the belief that if I was ever looking for someone to create an exhilarating activity for me, my parents probably weren't the best resources to tap.
So this revelation has me thinking... How can I make myself dull enough to my children that they won't feel inclined to come to me for direction when they're bored? How can I make them believe that I just don't have the answers, and their best course of action is to find creative ways to entertain themselves?
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Second time out with those amazing guys! Love it and will recommend to everybody.
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MY daughter's favorite of ALL the things she did in Sydney and Cairns!
She climbed the Sydney Harbor Bridge, toured the Opera House, did a private tour
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from the hotel pick up to drop off the whole day was very organised, we had so much fun rafting, the guides were great and very safety conscious. Would definately recommend this to anybody looking for fun and thrills, not necessary to be a good swimmer, we had two non swimmers in our group
Awesome rafting trip.
Rafting through the rainforest, and with comfortable temperatures in the water.
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The waterfalls are fine for beginners, but also fun for those who have some experience.
Good lunch halfway on the trip.
Wish rafting trip was even longer. But it just means that I have to go back to do it again.
What a great day. Had a fab trip with a great host Angelo who kept us amused and informed about the beautiful area we were rafting through. I bought pictures that their photographer took. A great reminder of our fun day. I would do again if I am in the area a must do while in cairns
Fantastic day!! Great guide to take us down the Tully ! Thanks Paul! Very professional and operated as a team with everyone. Always took care of the customers!! I would come back and do it again for sure!
Wow! Fab day, one of the best things we've ever done. Brilliant guide who made the day so much fun, a real adrenaline rush - my fiance is now trying to find somewhere in the UK to do it for his stag do as he loved it so much! Only downside is the photos are expensive, but all around great day out!
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We had a wonderful day from start to finish under the expert guidance of our rafter Eoin. We will definitely recommend this day as a "must do" to friends and relatives while visiting Cairns. We are still talking about it months after our visit and reliving the photos. A big THANK YOU to all involved at Raging Thunder involved in our day.
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Probably this is not for experienced rafters out there, but really enjoyable for beginners like me. Our guide was from Chile, and he was exceptionally friendly!! The lunch was good as well. Highly recommended.
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The Jazz Ensembles of Mount Holyoke College will travel back to the 1940s for their eighth—and all-new—annual presentation of The Big Broadcast! on Sunday, March 10, at 2 pm and 7 pm in Mary Woolley Hall's Chapin Auditorium.
Mount Holyoke director of jazz ensembles Mark Gionfriddo originally created The Big Broadcast! for a small cabaret group he directed, and incorporated it into the concert season at MHC.
"Students and I researched live radio broadcasts of the 1940s: the big band swing music, the radio serials, and the commercials of the day," said Gionfriddo. "We incorporated all of these elements into our production to give the audience the feel of an authentic radio variety program on a fictitious station named WJAZ."
Gionfriddo, as WJAZ maestro "Matt Morgan," directs the Mount Holyoke Big Band, Vocal Jazz, and Chamber Jazz Ensembles, who will perform well-known tunes from the swing era, including music by Irving Berlin, the Andrews Sisters, Bing Crosby, George Gershwin, Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa and Harry James, and others.
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Cheryl Cobb, MHC lecturer in music, will reprise her role as a sound effects artist. The producers are Ella Holmes '16, Melanie Stuart '14, Justine Marks '14, and Emily Moner '13. Moner and Stuart also serve the ensembles as coordinators of the vocal and instrumental jazz groups.
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APWA leaders take TEA-21 reauthorization advocacy to Washington
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Lawmakers and the Administration began the year pledging to work quickly to pass long-delayed legislation to reauthorize the expired Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21). Negotiations to finalize a bill stalled last year in a House-Senate conference due to lack of agreement on a total funding level and other issues.
APWA President Tom Trice, President-Elect Bob Freudenthal and Director-at-Large, Transportation Marshall Elizer wasted no time coming to Washington, D.C. in early February for a day-long series of meetings on Capitol Hill. They were there to urge quick action on an adequately funded multi-year bill, just as members of the newly-installed 109th Congress were completing their organizing duties and preparing to move legislative priorities. Their message: The continued delay is undermining state and local governments' ability to plan, program and implement transportation projects needed to improve safety and mobility and support jobs and economic growth in communities throughout the nation.
The need for quick action on reauthorization of TEA-21 is underscored by the fact that a sixth temporary extension expires May 31, 2005. If a bill is not signed into law by that date, a new extension will be required to prevent a cut-off of transportation dollars to state and local transportation programs. Since TEA-21 expired more than 18 months ago on September 30, 2003, a series of extensions has provided month-to-month funding authority for federal transportation programs which require the stability and predictability of long-term multi-year funding streams.
|APWA Board members and staff met with Federal Highway Administrator Mary Peters to discuss transportation issues and reauthorization of TEA-21. From left to right: Director of Technology Transfer Lisa Pogue; APWA Director-at-Large, Transportation Marshall Elizer; APWA President Tom Trice; FHWA Administrator Mary Peters; APWA President-Elect Bob Freudenthal; Executive Director Peter King; and Director of Government Affairs Jim Fahey.
In addition to meetings on Capitol Hill, Trice, Freudenthal, and Elizer, who is also a member of APWA's TEA-21 Reauthorization Task Force, met with Federal Highway Administrator Mary Peters. They discussed reauthorization and communicated APWA's commitment to working with the Federal Highway Administration as a partner and key stakeholder during the program implementation process which will follow the bill's enactment. Local agencies have a tremendous stake in the implementation of a new authorization because, when signed into law, the act will establish national transportation policy, and with that offer new opportunities and create new expectations, through the end of the decade.
Congressional activity on reauthorization began in February when House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee leaders reintroduced the Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (TEA-LU), without substantial changes from the bill the House passed last year, but with $4.5 billion more total funding than the previous bill. The six-year measure covers the years 2004 through 2009 and includes $284 billion in guaranteed funding for highway and transit programs. This is the same level presented in the Administration's fiscal year 2006 budget proposal released in February and supported by House conferees and reportedly by the Administration during conference negotiations last fall.
The leadership of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee had not yet introduced their bill, the Safe, Accountable, Flexible and Efficient Transportation Equity Act (SAFETEA), at the time this article went to press, but their plans were to reintroduce the bill the Senate passed last year without substantial changes. The Senate leadership supports the $284 billion level proposed by the Administration and included in the House bill. SAFETEA as passed last year provided $301 billion in guaranteed funding over six years.
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APWA's TEA-21 Reauthorization Task Force and Government Affairs Committee members have been among the many APWA members at the national and chapter levels who have taken an active part advocating APWA's priorities for reauthorization. These priorities include support for directing additional resources to local areas to address such critical needs as congestion mitigation, safety, and rural road improvements.
In addition to urging quick action this year to enact a bill, APWA is working with lawmakers and their staff throughout the process to ensure that a final bill protects the gains achieved in TEA-21 by securing an enhanced role for local decision-making, greater flexibility to address local and regional transportation needs, and streamlining the environmental review and project delivery process.
For more information about TEA-21 reauthorization, visit APWA's website at www.apwa.net/Advocacy.
Jim Fahey can be reached at (202) 218-6730 or at email@example.com.
President-Elect Freudenthal tells Congress: "Local communities should not be held responsible for MTBE cleanup"
Heather McTavish Doucet
Manager of Government Affairs
APWA Washington Office
During a congressional briefing held on Capitol Hill on February 11, APWA President-Elect Bob Freudenthal stressed to staffers that offering a liability waiver for manufacturers of methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) would reward their corporate misbehavior, set a terrible precedent for other producers, jeopardize public health, and force the water customer to pay for cleanup instead of the polluter.
From left: APWA Government Affairs Manager Heather McTavish Doucet; APWA President-Elect Bob Freudenthal; and Larry Gondelman, Counsel for the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies
The briefing was held as Congress resumes consideration of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which includes a provision that would give manufacturers of the fuel additive MTBE immunity from defective product liability. APWA President Tom Trice and President-Elect Bob Freudenthal were on Capitol Hill representing local governments who oppose a "get out of jail free" card for MTBE producers.
The cost of cleanup for MTBE is estimated at $29 billion nationally, an expense that municipalities would have to bear if the liability waiver is passed by Congress. In a recent Department of Justice announcement of a settlement where several oil companies will pay $1.5 million to the Environmental Protection Agency for costs it incurred while directing the investigation and cleanup of MTBE from a groundwater basin formerly used for drinking water by the City of Santa Monica, California, it noted the cost of the City of Santa Monica cleanup alone was in excess of $200 million.
Although the Clean Air Act amendments of 1990 require the use of oxygenated gasoline in areas with high levels of air pollution, they did not mandate the use of MTBE. Gasoline producers used the oil-based substance because it was less expensive than alternative oxygenates. MTBE makes its way into groundwater and sources of drinking water through leaks in underground storage tanks, pipelines and boats.
Documents released during litigation by the South Lake Tahoe Public Utility District in California show that the oil industry was aware of potential contamination and knew how quickly MTBE travels in the water and how expensive and difficult it is to clean up. The documents showed that oil producers knew in 1981 that even small amounts of MTBE can contaminate a water supply because of foul taste and odor. South Lake Tahoe won their case with a defective product liability claim and was awarded $69 million from a number of oil producers.
Seventeen states have banned or partially banned the use of MTBE within their borders.
Joining APWA at the briefing were officials from the American Water Works Association, the Association of California Water Agencies, the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies, the National Association of Counties, the National Association of Towns and Townships, the National League of Cities, the National Water Resources Association, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and the Western Coalition of Arid States.
Heather McTavish Doucet can be reached at (202) 218-6732 or at email@example.com.


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Lohan has reached an awkward age for a movie star. She's 19: not quite grown up yet fast edging out of her teens. Just My Luck, a labored comedy tailored to showcase the ample comic skills Lohan displayed in Freaky Friday and Mean Girls, simply ignores the problem. Her character's age is never specified, though it would seem she's somewhere in her early to mid-20s.
Luck is essentially an updated Doris Day movie—and just as chaste. Ashley Albright (Lohan) lives on her own in a fantabulous Fifth Avenue apartment in Manhattan, presumably paying for it with her salary as a lowly assistant at a ritzy P.R. firm. All her life she has been preternaturally lucky, that is until she kisses a handsome stranger (Pine) and—presto change-o—he suddenly becomes Mr. Lucky and she turns into Little Miss Misfortune. Her mission: to find him and kiss him, thereby regaining her luck.
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I was sick of losing everything due to computer viruses and having to do so many system restores so I put 1-Click PC Care on every computer in my house. I love how well it maintains my computers. Seems like a pretty good software as I've never had any issues with it.
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