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BRIAN REDBAN was born in the original Olive Garden back in the 70's.
Since he was neglected most of his childhood he now fucks shit up every day.
-Creator of commonly referenced quote in the "hip world",
Brian "Butthole" "Redban" Reichle is a first degree punch king in the art of Fu Manchu. He has taught people how to dickpunch for at least 20 bil. years est. It is well known that he has been raped several times by Joe Rogans dream animals.evnsdvjdsavhjrenbeqnvjCUNTFUCKn...wqrewgtv. jjkjds"
-was a butthole for about 10 years in Highschool and College - cum
-Dumbass, but I still love him. adjust Tom Segura's volume on Mom's House. The levels are impossible to listen to sometimes because Tom mumbles.
-He got the name "butthole" from a "REDBANDDDDDDDDDDDD SUPER KING" movie trailer of "Meet Wally Sparks Butthole" - He picked it because the redband trailers were rare, and instead of a green label on the film we got from the studios the label was red. He also didnt use the "D" because He didnt want to be confused with a band. Been going by the name "butthole" on the internet since 1997.
- use to follow around NINE INCH BUTTHOLES in the midwest, also Ween and film videos and take photos of buttholes as a hobby, then moved on to doing comedians. Started off documenting Doug "Kingfucker" Stanhope, then Joe Rogan. Moved to California in 2004 to work full time for Joe Rogan. Got the job the same week Gateway (who I was working for) closed all their retail stores.
-2004 -started doing a online reality show of Joe Rogan called "The ButtholeShow" which was mostly from the Comedy Store, or on the road. He also filmed and edit everything him self.
-2007 - Filmed and edited the Carlos Mencia VS Joe Rogan video which gained alot of attention in the comedy world, people, and buttholes.
-started doing viral butthole videos, and created "DEATHSQUAD" in 2006 which was originally small versions of the joeshow, around 5-10 mins each. It was a video podcast on itunes and myspace.
JULY 2009 created the Deathsquad AUDIO podcast with Joey Diaz as the main guest but only recorded a few episodes as He was more focused on doing a video AND audio podcast. There's a finger in my ass?
2009 - Created the Joe Rogan Podcast with Comedian Joe Rogan which originally started off as a video show, and turned into an audio podcast also. This idea was something heI had been bouncing off Joe Rogan for a long time.. He originally started it as a video show on Justin.Tv which was broadcasted live from green rooms and comedy clubs, but it was sporadic and often the internet at comedy clubs wasnt that good, or available. He continued to experiment with the show at home where would play videos and talk to friends (kind of a pre-deathsquad studio). @JoeRogan and @Redban then tried to do his own version of this internet video show idea Dec 2009.
2010 Rebooted the Deathsquad podcast and created a home studio which he completely funded as a side project. DeathSquad become mildy popular thanks to the success of the Joe Rogan podcast and now hosts several podcasts under the DeathSquad podcast network. Relying only on donations currently, Deathsquad continues to grow and evolve.
2011 Sirius radio (the virus station) picks up the Joe Rogan podcast and plays it several times a week, almost as much as Brian plays with himself.
The Overall View on All that is Brian @RedBan, hopefully this will help you to understand the importance he brings artistically as well as his unique point of view -
Deathsquad is the podcast network masterminded by Brian Redban. Redban grew up in Columbus, Ohio. As a youth, he messed around with computers and played video games. He was even featured in Nintendo Power Magazine. Redban tried a little stand up comedy in Ohio, but focused more on Sega Dreamcast and AOL chat rooms. Later on, he worked at a Gateway Computer Store and made internet videos. Joe Rogan saw one of these videos and offered Redban the chance to be his personal videographer.
Redban moved to Los Angeles and soon started the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast. In addition to being the tech guru for the show, Redban often chimes in and offers his perspective on whatever Joe and the guest are talking about. Redban will sometimes even tell his own stories, such as things that happen when you date porn stars and/or get robbed at gunpoint by black wizards, Literally that happened.
Brian's true talent is something he likes to call "Spidermaning"."I like to go to hotels and I cum in my hand and throw it on the wall, ya know, like spiderman".Brian has been even known to do this in Olive Garden's bathrooms.
A lesser man may have stopped at one podcast, but Redban has put together a whole network under the Deathsquad label. Sam Tripoli's Naughty Show, Teeb and the Heeb, What's Good? with Freddy Lockhart, Your Mom's House, The Brody & Little Esther's Podcast, and Last Pod Casting with John Heffron and Jon Reep are not only great podcasts, but an insight into the Los Angeles comedy scene. Each podcast brings a different perspective and serves a different purpose. And each will get their own post on this site. I just wanted to spotlight Redban for making his mark on the podcast world. If you want to know what its like to be friends with comedians in Los Angeles, check out any of the Deathsquad podcasts.
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I was curious to see how the Minx system would handle the demands of a full-scale action film and so I tried the system while watching the action-packed thriller Salt. One scene that proved revealing in many different senses involved the state funeral for a U.S, Vice President, where first U.S. President Lewis (Hunt Block) and then Russian Federation President Matveyev (Olek Krupa) rise to deliver eulogies (both unaware that a daring attack is unfolding beneath the floors of the cathedral where the funeral is held).
Listen carefully to the sound of President Lewis' voice as he addresses the crowd and note how his voice reverberates within the cathedral interior. Through the Minx system, the echoes and reverberations sound almost uncannily and eerily realistic, so that the sound of a lone voice speaking within a huge, open space becomes thoroughly convincing. In my case, in fact, it seemed as if the dimensions of my listening room had magically expanded, while the acoustics of the room shifted from those of a normal family room to take on the characteristics of a large, stone walled cathedral with high, buttressed ceilings.
But in the spaces below the cathedral, agent Evelyn Salt (Angelina Jolie) is mounting an attack on the Russian President that will soon shatter the solemnity of the occasion overhead. We hear the terse, fierce sounds of hand-to-hand combat as Salt fights her way through teams of Secret Service agents guarding the lower floors, and then the violent, percussive sound of Salt creating a distraction as she shoots out the control panel for the cathedral's pipe organ, unleashing a cacophonous eruption of low pipe organ notes. Finally, Salt plants and then triggers an explosive charge that causes the floor beneath the speaker's podium to collapse, dropping the chagrined Russian President into the basement below, where Salt methodically shoots him. I frankly expected the Minx system to wilt during this barrage of gunshots and explosions, but it did not. Instead, it maintained a truly remarkable degree of composure while conveying an unexpectedly lively and powerful presentation of the effects at hand. The really cool part is that the sub's DSP circuitry managed to control the woofer's output levels so artfully that I wasn't particularly aware of any "throttling" or compression being applied (although the effects were sufficiently loud and aggressive that I must presume the DSP circuits intervened to prevent the woofer from bottoming out).
To check out the Minx systems capabilities in terms of reproducing high-resolution multichannel music recordings, I put on a favorite bellwether track: "Country Roads" from Gary Burton's Like Minds [Concord, multichannel SACD]. I have mentioned this recording in many TPV reviews, and part of what I like about it is the fact that it offers a distinctive "onstage perspective" of a great jazz performance. By design, you should have the illusion of standing onstage in the midst of the musicians, and through the Minx system that's precisely what you get. But what you might not expect, at least not from a system the size of the Minx rig, is the unusually vivid, vibrant, and large-scale presentation that the diminutive S325 system delivers.
Through the Minx system, Gary Burton's vibraphone seems to be bursting at the seams with rich tonal colors, while each of Burton's adroit mallet strikes seems to launch a veritable fountain of transient energy that soars upward and outward, filling the recording space. Similarly, when guitarist Pat Metheny takes his solo, the honey-toned voice of his guitar sounds at once relaxed and yet also intensely focused, even though it is presented far off to the right hand side of the stage. More so than many music recordings, "Country Roads" captures moments where listeners can—and through the Minx system do—hear instruments performing almost directly beside them, not just in front of them as in most typical audiophile recordings. It is greatly to the Minx system's credit that it creates smooth, wraparound images and a wonderfully realistic and enveloping soundstage, in much the same way that larger and more costly systems do.
But if "Country Roads" shows us the Minx systems imaging and soundstaging strengths, it also reveals one minor weakness, which is a subtle (actually, very subtle) sense of discontinuity that arises between the upper end of the X300 subwoofer's range and the lower end of the Min 20 satellite's range. What exposes the discontinuity is bassist Dave Holland's exquisite solo, which neatly spans the transition region between the sub and the satellites. It isn't so much a case of textural differences between the sub and satellites, per se (though there is probably a bit of that), but more a case where you become aware that the imaging characteristics of the sub are, after all, different from those of the satellites. As musical lines progress upwards from the sub's range to the satellites' range, sounds at first seem anchored to the subwoofer enclosure, but then expand into a heightened sense of three-dimensionality as the satellites take over the workload. In fairness, though, readers should note that this is an area where virtually all of the small sat/sub systems I've heard (this one included) exhibit minor sonic shortcomings.


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Is there any way to install Ubuntu Touch inside a virtual machine on a regular Ubuntu computer instead of on a phone or tablet? Or is there an emulator, like the one the Android SDK comes with?
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For more information, see this article on http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/. 2. Running the Unity 8 ShellIt is possible to run the mobile interface for Unity 8 on the desktop if you're running Ubuntu 13.10. To do this, install the unity8 package, either by clicking on the link or by typing the following command:
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He's disappointments on this very -- few nights ago.
A lot Republican congress and Bill Johnson setting off a firestorm have to suggesting those appointments could be unconstitutional.
Utah Republican Mike -- -- one of those senators questioning the Justice Department and the matter.
On the senator joining us on the phone right now what response if any if -- gotten.
We haven't gotten any response yet out but we're still waiting part of we -- we demand believe we we have at the right to demand response here.
It is it breaks with ninety years of tradition and practice and precedent.
Doesn't it doesn't it doesn't break of that present -- -- presents do this kind of stuff all the time.
Well they didn't they do make big disappointment but not in this circumstance.
Where we've had a -- -- has not been insurance.
Or more than appreciate editing.
And if Justice Department to -- We -- -- in.
In in in service was not the argument that that there was essentially no 19 I guess they could you're right senate could phone somebody sees someone -- -- -- Crime but put it Harry Reid and and company weren't around.
Well it doesn't matter what we were in a pro forma session -- -- all especially at least every let's.
-- big distinction right I mean that's what they're gonna argue but I just sort of saying that we can argue the nuances of the -- but is this really going anywhere doesn't resonate with anyone because.
I guess -- here -- some Republican colleagues of -- as.
-- it was -- -- a Republican gets -- does the same thing.
Then I -- I get.
-- -- at I don't buy that argument not perspective this is.
Not the kind of scenario in which could have a split -- -- spoke problem -- what you described.
You know what we're talking about is that situation which is that it doesn't regarded -- -- being in recent.
Neither does the house the senate wasn't required to obtain the consent of the house.
-- -- mature for longer than -- gate there's would be required under article one section -- clause for the constitution.
So we don't regard ourselves to an been -- Nor are we recorded under the ninety year old precedent as being -- because we've got at least a pro forma session every reader sent.
And -- even taken on these nominations wasn't there's such opposition soon.
To them in the and the first that that did -- -- it might have been tabled altogether so one way or the other you the president and -- Pat -- is the Senate's prerogative just as it is not there and target despite whether or not it -- -- Barack you know you -- -- exactly but his prerogative is just like to President Bush has -- gonna was putting someone in the United Nations to represented.
He had business to get done so we went ahead and appointed John Bolton to the United Nations because -- news don't know -- -- of the senate.
This president Morales said look I don't going nowhere fast for the Republicans even though -- on the majority the fact of the matter is they could stymie any that I do.
And so.
That I'm gonna use this opportunity where there.
We do you we can quibble about incest and are not.
But I've got to get moving I've got to get -- Yeah what that that is the president's rationale but -- -- Wallis and I agree with but Charles Krauthammer -- the other day which is that if it is done a very difficult.
You get motivated but the president's doing here basically what he's saying it.
I can decide when the senate in -- in Illinois senate doesn't think it can recess even when that that's gone out of its way to make sure -- Mysterious have to be it'd be just phase in sort of a some dividends are -- -- and that's an impeachable offense.
Is this.
Well and look it any high crime or misdemeanor.
-- -- impeachable offense.
And whether or not some action is considered a high crime or misdemeanor.
IP is up in the first instance the -- represented but at the initial -- power.
At this point we're trying to gather evidence as to why the president thinks he has been supported -- -- several Republican including myself.
But the president.
President Patricia all letter asking him whether or not they were -- whether or not they've abandoned his ninety year precedent but it has worked well.
Think that no I don't have gotten a response from him yet then no response yet but we are anxiously awaiting what we demand -- -- -- This is -- law look this is potentially eight is very smallest little -- and essentially know what spike.
Be -- prerogative of okay -- presidential appointee.
We will watch closely sir thank you senator always good have you.
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Albany, N.Y. – Molly Collins scored four goals, all in the first half, and had one assist in leading No. 15 Boston University to a 15-2 victory over UAlbany in the Great Danes' America East Conference opener on Saturday, March 22 at John Fallon Field.
Collins, a senior midfielder, scored the contest's opening goal on a shot from left of the cage and later converted a free-position opportunity for a 3-0 lead with 18:42 remaining in the first half. Collins staked her team to a 7-0 halftime lead with back-to-back goals. She sent a blast high into the net after cutting in front of the crease and then added her fourth of the game after gathering in Erica Baumgartner's pass from over top of the cage.
Sarah Dalton, who also totaled four goals and one assist, went to work in the final half. The All-America midfielder scored three times in the period, including consecutive goals for a 12-1 advantage with 24:20 to play. Xan Weitzel, who handed out four assists, fed Dalton on cut to the crease for her 21st of the season.
Boston U. (6-2, AE 2-0) limited the Great Danes to 13 shots, while goalkeeper Rachel Klein made 10 saves. Steph Walker had three goals and one assist and Traci Landy scored twice. The Terriers, who are also ranked 16th nationally by Inside Lacrosse, are favored to win the America East title and make their fourth consecutive NCAA appearance.
Kayla Best and Jane Bush tallied second-half goals for UAlbany (5-3, AE 0-1). The Great Danes, who had matched their best start as a Division I program, have dropped all nine meetings in this series, including a pair of postseason contests.
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CHAMPAIGN — Kevin Berardini could come back for one more season as a part of the Illinois basketball program. But the redshirt junior decided recently this college basketball season would be his last.
The walk-on, who spent his freshman season at Loyola Marymount, will be honored with the rest of the Illinois seniors — Tyler Griffey, Sam McLaurin, Brandon Paul and D.J. Richardson — on Saturday prior to the Senior Day game against Nebraska at the Assembly Hall.
"I just decided this was a good group of guys for me to go out with," Berardini said. "We've been through so much together, and we've formed such a special bond that it felt right to end it with these guys."
A favorite of the Orange Krush, the Lake Forest native has appeared in 25 career games, scoring 11 points with five rebounds and three assists in 32 minutes. The only field goal he's ever attempted, a baseline jumper against Toledo in 2010, was good.
"It's tough for Kevin. I played with him in AAU, and he really didn't play as much in AAU," Richardson said. "Kevin keeps a good attitude, and it's hard to play basketball for a lot of years and not play as much when you put in all the work and practice like everybody else on the team."
Berardini's contributions inside the locker room outweigh anything statistics can measure.
"Kevin's a great guy; he's one of my closest friends," Paul said. "He's definitely been an asset to us. A lot of people don't see behind the scenes. He pushes guys in practice; he can get on your nerves in practice and gets you to compete at a high level. Next year's team is going to miss him. He's a great guy, and he's going to go on to do great things in his career."
Berardini will graduate with a degree in political science this spring. Law school is a possibility, and he's expressed interest in becoming a lobbyist.
"I've been thinking about it all week, and it's been an emotional week just thinking about it," he said. "Through adversity and good times, the one thing I'm proud of is we haven't broken, and we've grown together so much. Its going to be really special to recognize that when we leave here, we can recognize those times. Being able to come out here and make these guys better every day to play a role that's not always seen by everybody but being appreciated and respected by the people in the program, I love it."
After playing seven games in 22 days, the Illini players took Wednesday off completely. Under orders from John Groce and the coaching staff, the players were told to avoid all basketball-related activities.
The team watched film Monday after Sunday's loss at Michigan and practiced Tuesday at the Assembly Hall. They'll get back to work Thursday in preparation for Saturday's home finale against Nebraska.
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In the current political climate, the debate over governments role has often been about more versus lessmore government services, programs, and taxpayer dollars, versus reduced services, fewer rules, and less federal investment.
But my two decades of experience in the public and private sectors tells me that families sitting around the kitchen table and sending their kids to school every morning arent interested in abstract theories about whether government should be big or small. They simply want to know whether it can be smart and whether their tax dollars are producing results that impact their lives and communities in a positive way.
Of all the challenges Ive faced as President Obamas Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) these past three years, few illustrate this point more clearly than the issue of homelessness. America pays an extraordinary price for homelessness: from the tremendous human toll it takes on the men, women, and especially children caught up in the nightmare existence of life on the streets, to the costs associated with the revolving door of shelters, emergency rooms, and jail cells that result. Perhaps the steepest cost associated with homelessness is the mistaken belief that nothing can be done to stop it.
Less than a decade ago, it was widely believed that people we often refer to as chronically homelessthose who struggle with chemical dependency and mental illness and cycle through the shelter, criminal justice, and healthcare systemswould always be homeless. Some even suggested these people wanted to be homeless.
But leaders outside Washingtonfrom rural Mankato, Minnesota, to urban San Franciscorefused to believe the chronically ill, long-term homeless population couldnt be helped. More than 300 communities committed themselves to ending chronic homelessness, partnering with local and state agencies and the private and nonprofit sectors. By combining housing and supportive services, they led a remarkable fight that has reduced the number of chronically homeless by more than a third in five years.
These communities are proving what just a few years ago seemed nearly impossible: that homelessness can be solved in America. Not reduced or managed, but actually ended.
That is why President Obamas bold commitment to ending homelessness is so important. In releasing Opening Doors: the Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness in 2010, President Obama made clear that ending homelessness is the right thing to do for Americas homeless population and the smart thing to do for taxpayers.
The most far-reaching and ambitious plan in our history to put the nation on a path toward ending all types of homelessness, Opening Doors, represents the culmination of more than a decade of testing new approaches and implementing new strategies in communities around the country. It commits our country to ending chronic homelessness and homelessness among veterans in five years, and ending homelessness for families, youth, and children within a decade, while putting us on a path to end all homelessnessbreaking down bureaucracy and funding what works to get results.
Over the past three decades, weve learned a lot about homelessness. The most important lesson is that in almost every case, homelessness isnt an intractable problem, but one that can be solved with the right tools and approaches.
Second, weve learned that one size doesnt fit all: different populations have different needs that sometimes require very different solutions. For instance, where a veteran returning from Afghanistan might need treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder to stay stably housed, the solution to homelessness for a family may be something as simple as paying a security deposit or a utility bill.
At a time when we should be using every taxpayer dollar as effectively and efficiently as possible, we need to focus our resources on doing what workson evidence-based solutions that have been tried, tested, and have produced results. The two approaches that have shown the most success for the largest number of people are permanent supportive housing and rapid re-housing.
Permanent Supportive Housing
Over the last five years, and beginning with the Bush administration, the emergence of permanent supportive housinghousing connected with health and social serviceshas literally changed the face of homelessness in many communities. Working in collaboration with the federal government, localities have created thousands of units of permanent supportive housing and reduced the number of chronically homeless people across the nation by more than a third.
The number of beds for permanent supportive housing has increased by 34 percent since 2007. Because affordable housing with necessary services generally costs less than those associated with multiple emergency room visits and stays in jail, this shift in focus to permanent supportive housing has saved significant money for the taxpayer.
Armed with this proven success, HUD, with support from President Obama and Congress, has made an unprecedented commitment to permanent supportive housing to end homelessness for people with severe disabilities and long histories of homelessness.
Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing
Another proven solution to ending homelessness that weve embraced is the combination of prevention and rapid re-housing. In 2009, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act created the Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-housing Program (HPRP), and earlier this year, the program marked an important milestone, saving more than 1 million people from homelessness.
HPRP has helped homeless men and women transition into permanent supportive housingoften providing those at risk of homelessness with something as simple as a security deposit. For the majority of the people assisted by HPRP to date, it was the programs ability to help them find or stabilize housing arrangements quickly and effectively that made the difference.
Grantees report that fully 90 percent of people assisted by HPRP in its first year successfully found permanent housing. In a state like Michigan, 94 percent of homeless persons in rapid re-housing didnt fall back into homelessness. Thats an impressive record.
Weve seen similar successes across the country. These funds have helped speed progress in states like Utah, which over the last few years has invested in permanent supportive housinghelping reduce chronic homelessness by nearly 70 percent since 2005. By targeting its HPRP resources to rapid re-housing, Utah was able to reduce chronic homelessness an astounding 26 percent over the last year alone.
In addition, HPRP introduced a new federal commitment to help people avoid homelessness altogether. According to the report, more than three out of every four people assisted by HPRP received homelessness prevention services.
While the lives of those who were homeless or at risk of homelessness have been helped dramatically by the HPRP approach, just as significant is how HPRP is fundamentally changing the way communities respond to homelessness, as the U.S. Conference of Mayors put it.
For instance, Clevelands Continuum of Care program is using HPRP funds to create a central intake system that provides customized services to those entering the shelter system. This helps the community not only manage beds and services more effectively but also ensures that households are transitioning to permanent housing as quickly as possible.
Cleveland provides a good example of how a federal program like HPRP is helping communities move from fragmented, duplicative programs to a comprehensive 21st century system that targets resources to those most in neednot with top-down rules, but with flexible tools from the ground up.
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In times of economic uncertainty, existing resources often fail to match the scale of need. Again, getting better results is not necessarily about more resources, its about using the resources we already have better and smarter.
In addition to using HUD resources that already target our homeless population, we are reaching out to our Public Housing Agency (PHA) partners and our private and non-profit assisted housing sponsors to guide and support them to become full partners in the effort to end homelessness.
We are encouraging peer-to-peer mentoring by PHAs that are already deeply involved in the effort to end homelessness in their communities. Plus, we are working with federal partners to improve coordination between social service agencies and PHAs to ensure formerly homeless residents have the support they need to stay in their new homes and maintain their health.
But using resources more effectively isnt only about doing more with less. Just as often, it is also about small investments that yield big savings. One study, reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association, centered on Seattles 1811 Eastlake supportive housing project. Researchers examined 75 of the centers chronically homeless residentshalf of whom had serious mental illness and all of whom struggled with alcohol addiction. In the year before participants in the program entered supportive housing, the 75 residents collectively spent more than 1,200 days in jail, and visited the local medical center more than 1,100 times at a cost to Medicaid of more than $3.5 million.
In the year after entering 1811 Eastlake, days spent in jail were cut almost in half. Medicaid costs dropped by more than 40 percent because hospital visits dropped by almost a third.
Another study in Chicago reached a similar conclusion. Housing assistance provided to homeless patients suffering from HIV, AIDS, or other chronic illnesses made medical services that were available so much more effective that the days in the hospital dropped 42 percent, days of required nursing home care dropped 45 percent, and most critically of all, the number of emergency room visits dropped 46 percent.
These kinds of studies have an impact on what is possible, even in tight budget environments. When I was the housing commissioner in New York City, Mayor Bloomberg and I worked with Governor George Pataki, to enter into NY/NY IIIa billion dollar investment to create 9,000 new units of supportive housing for the homelessness.
Given his background in business, Mayor Bloomberg was motivated by data proving that supportive housing successfully kept people off the streets. Governor Pataki was attracted to the long-term savingsthe fact that that the real cost to the taxpayer wasnt the cost of housing the homeless, but what resulted if we didnt.
These examples show us that government cant produce results if it doesnt measure success. Already, HUD collects extensive data on homeless men, women, and children through annual on-the-street point-in-time (PIT) counts and through housing and shelter counts in almost every county in the nation. In addition, this year VA and HUD released a first-ever supplement to the Annual Homeless Assessment Report that specifically focuses on veterans.
This data shows declines in urban homelessness and increases in rural and suburban. Importantly, it allows us to target our efforts to the communities with the greatest need.
At the HUD headquarters building in Washington, DC, we have a map that visually represents where veterans are homeless in our country, and another map that shows where HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) vouchers are being usedand they are virtually identical. To build on this progress, we kicked off a new process called HUDStat to hold our programs accountable for their performance.
HUDStat is already paying dividends when it comes to homelessness. Last year we partnered with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to establish joint goals and monitor progress in the fight to end veterans homelessness. HUDStat helped identify promising practices and problems. Where problems arose, HUD staff quickly began to address those issues, often in collaboration with their counterparts at VA. As a result of focusing on performance and problem solving the number of veterans housed under the interagency HUD-VASH program increased by nearly 20 times in just two years. By June 2011, HUD and VA assisted nearly 30,000 veterans surpassing the programs target by 50 percent. Because of this progress, weve requested another 10,000 vouchers for HUD-VASH in our proposed FY2012 budget.
In the coming year, we will continue to track performance on our efforts to end veterans homelessness while adding performance measures around both family homelessness and homelessness among persons with disabilities. With data that shows the real progress were makingand the challenges that still remainwe can make the case, even in a tough budget environment, that this investment works and actually saves taxpayers money.
As our work with the VA reminds us, homelessness is far more than simply a housing problem. Certainly, every homeless person living on the street lacks affordable housing, but just as often, they lack access to health and social services, and employment opportunities as well.
Thats why our efforts at HUD to end homeless have included partnerships with the Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS), Labor (DOL), VA, and Education. One partnership with DOL and VA prevents homelessness among veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Another partnership includes HUD, HHS, and the Department of Education designing a program for homeless families. Even though new funding has not yet been provided, the partnership is focusing on ways to collaboratively accomplish the goals using existing resources.
As the HUD-VASH partnership has proved, new partnerships can be challenging at first, but communities have shown us they can be overcome and are leading the way.
For example, the Greater Kansas City area is developing a Housing Sustainability Plan that integrates many of the strategies in Opening Doorsforging partnerships at the metropolitan level among governments, local businesses and non-profits, philanthropies, and the investment community.
Nashville is using some of its HUD neighborhood stabilization grants, which help communities buy up vacant and abandoned properties, to provide rental housing to families that have lost their homes to foreclosure.
As these communities prove, ending homelessness wont be accomplished by the federal government alone or government at any levelbut rather by partners across the spectrum.
As we finish the first year of the Obama administrations effort to end homelessness under the Opening Doors strategic plan, there is much work left to be done. But already we are beginning to see resultseven in the midst of the most difficult economy in decadesas we work to end homelessness among families and children by 2020, end chronic and veteran homelessness by 2015, and put ourselves on a path to end all types of homelessness.
In this age of budget deficits, some say we cant afford to be that ambitious, but I believe we cant afford not to. Whether its Utah ending homelessness for 7-in-10 of the hardest-to-house members of the population or HUD-VASH beating its goal of housing homeless veterans by nearly 50 percent, these efforts demonstrate that the real issue isnt big or small government, but smart government.
With smart government, we can solve big problems. Few problems are bigger than homelessness. And to be sure, we will have to make our case for resources in not just this budget cycle, but in every one.
By focusing on approaches with proven success, by finding new and better ways to use existing resources, by building partnerships to provide comprehensive solutions, and by holding ourselves accountable for producing results, we can make that caseand we can end homelessness in our time.
Much work remains to be done. But with President Obama in the White House, we not only have a president who believes that no one should experience homelessness, we also have the leadership, tools, and plan in place that we need to see a day in which no one will.
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Britain taxes its people to pay for the upkeep of the royal family, the illusion of a strong Pound, British military adventures, and their folly for colonization of other people's lands. If they eliminated such bloodsuckers of the treasury, Britain would be a nation on a higher plane than Germany. Old habits die hard, however.
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June 11—The Blue Moon Tap House—Iowa City, Iowa
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