www.obamasucks.tv

"And it's not surprising then they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people

who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment

as a way to explain their frustrations."

-- Barack Obama, April 2, 2008

► ► StimUwaste

A noun invented by me, John Brown. It means money BORROWED (from China) and then spent on things that did nothing to CREATE jobs for Americans, or spent on frivolous things and pork marks.

Another name for Democrats, how about Spend-O-Crats?

This list is so you have many good reasons to fire everyone

from both/all parties that voted for the StimUwaste pork package.

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#41-#50 - Total amount wasted =$5,561,888

Jobs reported: 5.84

Cost per job = $952378

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Out of all the congressmen to start these next ten items, who should go first?

How about one of the Majority enslavers ?

Congressman linked to this waste:

http://hoyer.house.gov/

(D) Maryland District 5

From his house web page

"Hoyer Speaks on Fiscal Responsibility at Brookings Institution"

How about speaking of this stimUwaste and violating your oath of office, traitor?

Explain how China will want to import some of this?

Explain what kind of job infrastructure this creates?

Is there a huge call for this in Germany?

Does anyone in Montana want to buy it?

We borrowed money from China for this, mortgaging our grand children's future or beyond, for this waste?

Shame on you!

#41

Amount: $1,150,850

Jobs Created: 1.0

Cost per job: $1,150,850

Translation: When a Christian George Washington help start the The Potomac Company, to improve commerce on the river, it probably never crossed his mind that 200 years later socialists would borrow money from China, in direct violation of Deut 28:12, to help enslave future generations and another Benedict Arnold would enslave the people with Obama Care, in direct violation of the Constitution.

Then waste $1.1 million dollars on this. I think I am going to cry - the checkerspot butterfly is in danger!

George Washington would have hung your sorry behind on a tree or you would have been shot in a duel by a patriot, that is the truth. imho, You are a liar and a QUISLING!

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

AWARD SUMMARY

ALICE FERGUSON FOUNDATION

Coastal and Marine Habitats to Benefit: The target shoreline of Piscataway Park fronts a 10-acre tidal marsh. The Potomac River area has prime sportfishing and is under severe threat of habitat loss. The shoreline and marsh are rich in submerged and emergent aquatic vegetation (SAV and EAV), which provide nursery habitat for anadromous fish, forage fish, mussels, birds, and butterflies. The living shoreline design will enhance the nursery area to encourage greated aquatic species diversity and numbers, as well as SAV colonization. Threatened and endangered species found in the Potomac River nearby include short nose sturgeon, bald eagles, yellow lampmussel, and the Baltimore checkerspot butterfly. Rare waterfowl includes snow goose, brandt, blue-wing teal, redhead duck, greated scaup, long-tail duck, and common goldeneye. Pumpkin ask ls located in the northern and southern sections of the target shoreline and is on Maryland's list of current and historical rare, threatened, and endangered species. Project Scope: A vegetated "living shoreline," using both structural and nonstructural techniques, will be constructed on 2,800 feet of Potomac River shoreline. The northern coast of the target shoreline will include construction of stone spurs and stone wills, with sand sill and wetland plantings along approximately 1,000 feet of potomac River shoreline. Porject Outuput/Outcomes: 1) 2,800 linear feet of Potomac River shoreline will be protected and restored; 2) the opening to a 10-acre wetland will be protected; 3) important fish and wildlife shoreline habitat will be restored and preserved; 4) threatened Native American archeological resources at the Accokeek Creet Site, shich is located at the confluence of Piscataway Creek and the Potomac River, will be protected; 5) the viewshed from Mount Vernon, which is located directly across the Potomac River, will be protected; 6) water quality will improve locally; 7) AFF non-profit staff jobs will be preserved; 8) construction, nursery, and professional consultant jobs will be supported.

Clarification of Codes

Award Number NA09NMF4630287 Funding Agency Department of Commerce

Total Award Amount $1,150,850 Project Location - City Accokeek

Award Date 07/01/2009 Project Location - State MD

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 206079794

Jobs Reported 1.00 Congressional District 05

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Information (Grants)

Recipient Information (Grants)

Recipient Name ALICE FERGUSON FOUNDATION

Recipient DUNS Number 621484609

Recipient Address 2001 BRYAN POINT RD

Recipient City ACCOKEEK

Recipient State Maryland

Recipient Zip 206079794

Congressional District 05

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Projects and Jobs Information

Projects and Jobs Information

Project Title Restoring a Living Shoreline at Piscataway Park

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Jobs Created 1.00

Description of Jobs Created This project will eventually directly support or create 31 jobs, totaling 9,143 hours. We have not estimated indirect job creation. For this quarter: 1) 1 consultant Project Manager and his support staff of 3; 2) 1 Environmental Consultant; 3) 3 non-profit staff; 4) 1 consultant accountant.

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://sarbanes.house.gov/

(D) Maryland 3rd District

#42

Amount: $957,400

Jobs Created: 0 (they state 5.73 - but, after reading all the goobly gook you come to "The jobs retained are water quality management planning professionals."

Cost per job: $957,400

Translation: While you are losing your house or sitting home unemployed, after sending out 100s of resumes, your unborn grand children were paying "green" eggheads to sit around a desk to "Staff compiled and characterized Maryland-specific biological and water quality data for analysis. "

Ask your Congressman if we can export some of this to China?

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

Grants - AWARD SUMMARY

THE ENVIRONMENT MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF

2009 Maryland Department of the Environment ARRA WQMP Grant. This project supports water quality management planning activities that are authorized under the Clean Water Act and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. This project, and associated tasks, will support the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) by providing 4.40 full time employees FTE) and an additional 3.50 FTEs through sub-awards. The recipient will provide 53.3% of the funds to a regional planning organization, the Interstate Commission for the Potomac River Basin (ICPRB). The work plan has five main tasks. The tasks and who is responsible for each task are described below. Task 1: Development of Nutrient Criteria for Free-Flowing Streams in Maryland ? This task is being performed by MDE and ICPRB Task 2: Maryland Chesapeake Bay Tidal Waters Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Development. ? This task is being performed by MDE Task 3: Potomac River Basin Sediment and Nutrient TMDLs Development ? This task is being performed by ICPRB Task 4: Achieving a Sustainable Watershed through Comprehensive Scenario Planning in Mattawoman Creek, Charles County, MD. ? This task is being performed by ICPRB Task 5: Baltimore Harbor and Back River PCB TMDL Development ? This task is being performed by MDE

Clarification of Codes

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number 97377701 Funding Agency Environmental Protection Agency

Total Award Amount $957,400 Project Location - City Baltimore

Award Date 07/20/2009 Project Location - State MD

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 212301718

Jobs Reported 5.73 Congressional District 03

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Name THE ENVIRONMENT MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF

Recipient DUNS Number 169640062

Recipient Address 1800 WASHINGTON BLVD

Recipient City BALTIMORE

Recipient State Maryland

Recipient Zip 212301701

Congressional District 03

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title FY 2009 Maryland Department of the Environment ARRA WQMP Grant

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Water Pollution Control

Quarterly Activities/Project Description Task 1: Development of Nutrient Criteria for Free-Flowing Streams in Maryland Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) and Interstate Commission for the Potomac River Basin (ICPRB) produced a nutrient criteria literature review. Staff compiled and characterized Maryland-specific biological and water quality data for analysis. Task 2: Maryland Chesapeake Bay Tidal Waters Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Development. MDE staff participated in ten Chesapeake Bay (CBP) Water Quality Implementation Goal Team (WQIGT) conference calls and meetings and Modeling Subcommittee meetings, one meeting with MDE administrations, one meeting with local governments, and two public meetings. Staff has worked intensively in the development of the Bay TMDL suballocation methodology. Task 3: Potomac River Basin Sediment and Nutrient TMDLs Development. ICPRB Staff analyzed water quality data to produce sections for nutrient TMDLS/water quality analysis (WQAs) of Potomac River and Rock Creek impairments, including integration of Biological Stressor Identification analysis. Staff drafted Introduction and Watershed Characterization report sections. Task 4: Achieving a Sustainable Watershed through Comprehensive Scenario Planning in Mattawoman Creek, Charles County, MD. As suggested by EPA, staff started discussions with Charles County to perform the tasks specified in the scope of work directly, i.e. integrate the Mattawoman Water Resource Registry into the Charles County planning process. Task 5:Baltimore Harbor and Back River Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) TMDL Development. The PCB water quality model has been added to the toxic model in the Environmental and Fluid Dynamics Computer Code (EFDC) modeling framework. Calibration of salinity and temperature is nearing completion. EFDC eutrophication model is being setup for calibration using Bay Watershed Model Phase V loadings. Model has been linked with estimated non-point source PCB loads for water quality simulations.

Jobs Created 5.73

Description of Jobs Created The jobs retained are water quality management planning professionals. Number of jobs was calculated based on total hours worked divided by the work hours in the quarter. The sub-recipient full time week is 37.5 hours, so their hours worked were divided by 487.5. MDE hours worked were divided by 520

TAS Major Program 68-0102

Award Date 07/20/2009

Award Number 97377701

Order Number

Award Type Grants

Funding Agency ID 68

Funding Agency Name Environmental Protection Agency

Funding Office Name Not Available

Awarding Agency ID 68

Awarding Agency Name Environmental Protection Agency

Amount of Award $957,400

Funds Invoiced/Received $94,311

Expenditure Amount $97,683

Primary Activity Code C06.09

Activity Description Water Pollution Control

Sub-awards to Organizations 1

Sub-award Amounts to Organizations $510,000

Sub-award U00P0400030 - INTERSTATE COMMISSION ON THE POTOMAC RIVER BASIN

Sub-Award Amount $510,000

Sub-Award Date 07/01/2009

Sub-Awards Disbursed 9887.52

Project Location - City ROCKVILLE

Project Location - State Maryland

Project Location - Zip Code 208502403

Sub-Recipient DUNS Number 087697199

Sub-Recipient Address 51 MONROE ST STE PE 08

Sub-Recipient City ROCKVILLE

Sub-Recipient State Maryland

Sub-Recipient Zip Code 208502403

Congressional District 08

Location Information

Latitude, Longitude 39º 16' 29", -76º 38' 35"

Congressional District 03

Address 1 1800 Washington Blvd.

Address 2 Suite 540

City Baltimore

County Baltimore City

State MD

Zip 212301718

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://petri.house.gov/welcome.shtml

(R) Wisconsin 6th District

Okay, I feel a bit guilty about including this because it appears he is a 1/2 decent Congressman and held real town hall meetings, and it is a really low amount. But, what I find is what I find.

I picked it because it is completed with no jobs created.

There are over 5,000 recovery.gov listings for the Potomac, I couldn't tie this one to the actual work being done on the river, I tried. Since the Potomac does not even come close to WI, it looks like this company just happens to be in WI. If it is not run by a relative or close friend, the Congressman is probably clean.

#43

Amount: $25,352

Jobs Created: 0 - project completed

Cost per job: $25,352

Translation: They paid to have aerial photos taken of the Potomac river before they wasted even more money borrowed from China on the Potomac.

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

Contracts - AWARD SUMMARY

AERO-METRIC, INC

The work under this Task Order shall include the creation of digital orthorectified mosaic images in the project area and report creation. NGS requires a digital orthophoto product be delivered using the color negative imagery from project MDO7O1 of the Potomac River. The project may also include aerotriangulation and the creation of a digital elevation model DEM. The contractor may begin work on this project only after NOAA Contracting. Officer authorizes the contractor to begin such work.

Clarification of Codes

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number DG133C06CQ0055 Funding Agency Department of Commerce

Total Award Amount $25,352 Project Location - City Sheboygan

Award Date 07/13/2009 Project Location - State WI

Project Status Completed Project Location - Zip 530836049

Jobs Reported 0.00 Congressional District 06

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Information (Contracts)

Recipient Information (Contracts)

Recipient Name AERO-METRIC, INC

Recipient DUNS Number 050264662

Recipient Address 4020 TECHNOLOGY PKWY

Recipient City SHEBOYGAN

Recipient State Wisconsin

Recipient Zip 530836049

Congressional District 06

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title Federal Contract

Project Status Completed

Final Project Report Submitted Yes

Project Activities Description Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services

Quarterly Activities/Project Description Aero-metric completed the rectification of all imagery from the MD701. Aero-Metric delivered the following: ? Orthomosaic images that have a nominal spatial resolution of one (1) meter. ? Orthomosaic image files in 8-bit GeoTIFF format with embedded pyramid layers. ? Each tile represents ground distance of 2.5 km by 2.5 km.

Jobs Created 0.00

Description of Jobs Created No new jobs jobs were created.

Award Date 07/13/2009

Award Number DG133C06CQ0055

Order Number T0006

Award Type Contracts

Funding Agency ID 13

Funding Agency Name Department of Commerce

Funding Office Name Not Available

Awarding Agency ID 13

Awarding Agency Name Department of Commerce

Amount of Award $25,352

Funds Invoiced/Received $25,352

Expenditure Amount $0

I

Primary Activity Code 541370

Activity Description Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services

Latitude, Longitude 43º 47' 42", -87º 45' 40"

Congressional District 06

Address 1 9020 Technology Parkway

Address 2

City Sheboygan

County Sheboygan

State WI

Zip 530836049

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://www.louise.house.gov/

(D) New York 28th

Why am I not surprised? She slaughters unborn babies in the womb, she slaughters the future of the ones that survive with ungodly spending, and she slaughtered the Constitution with Obama Care.

For such a Slaughter, she was not brave enough to hold a real town hall meeting.

#44

Amount: $201,671

Jobs Created: 0 and there never will be

Cost per job: $201,671

Translation: Money borrowed from China was wasted on studying a dead tribal language in CANADA! Not even in the USA!

Don't worry though, you can get a library card while living homeless on the street and use the Dene language website with a few mouse clicks.

While you are losing your home and are on unemployment, think of this question.

Ben Franklin on that $100 bill you will not see for a long time, said "A penny saved is a penny earned", what would he think of this waste?

Ask your Congress thing, that violated her oath of office, if the product of this stimUwaste can be exported to China or Japan for money?

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

AWARD SUMMARY

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

The Athapascan or, as speakers prefer, Dene languages constitute the largest and most geographically widespread language family of native North America. Five separate sub-groupings have been identified: Alaskan, Northern Interior (BC/Yukon), Mackenzie Basin, and the non-continuous Pacific Coastal and Apachean groups. All of the Dene speech communities are endangered through the enormous economic and social pressures that weight on tribal people throughout North America. Fluency is rapidly disappearing. However, the Dene communities are aware of their fragility and many are actively working with linguists to document their languages. This proposal seeks funding for the development of a online interactive speech atlas of the Dene speaking communities in the Mackenzie Basin by team of tribal and academic linguists and educators. The Speech Atlas will have clickable links to the Dene speaking communities listed on the map. The links to information about the properties of speech that underlie structure of the sound system in that community. These will include a list of the inventory of speech sounds for that community, written in two orthographies, the International Phonetic Alphabet and in the orthography developed for use in that community. Sound files of words exemplifying the consonant and vowel speech sounds will be given. Information on tone and prosody will be collected and presented. The Atlas will make available baseline information on intonation patterns in questions and statements, demonstrating basic discourse patterns. A desirable feature of this approach is the ability to localize Dene language data to a specific community, reflecting the way the Dene identify themselves (linguistic identity is strongly community-based) and highlighting points of variation and stability across the languages of the characteristically small and often isolated Dene communities in this area. The Dene Speech Atlas project will foster integration of research and education through the teams' ongoing associations to CILLDI (Canadian Indigenous Language and Literacy Development Institute), held at University of Alberta, Edmonton every summer. The Institute is devoted to training speakers of indigenous languages in linguistic analysis and language documentation, drawing speakers from indigenous communities all over northern Canada.

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number 0853929 Funding Agency National Science Foundation

Total Award Amount $201,671 Project Location - City ROCHESTER

Award Date 08/24/2009 Project Location - State NY

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 146270140

Jobs Reported 0.00 Congressional District 28

Recipient Name UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Recipient DUNS Number 041294109

Recipient Address 910 GENESEE ST STE 200

Recipient City ROCHESTER

Recipient State New York

Recipient Zip 146113847

Congressional District 28

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title AN INTERACTIVE SPEECH ATLAS OF DENE SPEAKING COMMUNITIES IN THE MACKENZIE BASIN (693-3)

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Research & Public Policy Analysis

Jobs Created 0.00

Description of Jobs Created There were no jobs created/retained this quarter

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://www.house.gov/susandavis/

Another woman that jumped into bed with Satan to violate the Constitution,

might as well call it

Californication D-53

Since you are a female democRAT, does that mean you support 1st degree murder of babies in the womb? Is that a position that would make your father, a WWII veteran proud? It certainly goes against the word of Jesus.

Maybe someone should ask you "Do you love Jesus"?

Wait ... from your page

"After college she worked with at-risk youths in Israel and also lived on a kibbutz.".

Does that mean you are Jewish and knowingly violated Deut 28:12 and God's teachings?

#45

Amount: $245,931

Jobs Created: 0

Cost per job: $245,931

Translation: While you are unemployed and losing your house and do not have money for food an " Eisenstein" is being paid to sit around and look up at the stars. Nothing created except more debt for your grand children. Think we can export any "Tracking Galaxy Growth" to another country?

Imagine working in a garage on cars, the boss shouts at you to get back to work and what the heck are you doing at the computer wasting company time and you reply "understanding the growth and evolution of the stellar bodies of galaxies over the past several billion years in the context of the current standard Cold Dark Matter models."

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

Dr Coil, Dr Blanton and Dr Eisenstein will analyze their large survey of 300,000 galaxies, to understand the growth and evolution of the stellar bodies of galaxies over the past several billion years in the context of the current standard Cold Dark Matter models. The team has surveyed a region of 11 square degrees with prism spectroscopy from the 6.5-meter Magellan telescope. They determined the redshifts z, and hence the distances, for galaxies seen as they were between 2.5 and 8.5 billion years ago (0.2 < z < 1.2). Combining optical and near-infrared data, the team will estimate how the rate of star formation and the stellar masses of galaxies changed over this period, which covers almost half of cosmic history. They will measure how closely the objects cluster on the sky, and investigate the relation between a galaxy's nuclear activity and its rate of starbirth by comparing galaxies with active nuclei

Clarification of Codes

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number 0908246 Funding Agency National Science Foundation

Total Award Amount $245,931 Project Location - City LA JOLLA

Award Date 09/08/2009 Project Location - State CA

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 920930934

Jobs Reported 0.50 Congressional District 53

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Name UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO

Recipient DUNS Number 804355790

Recipient Address 9500 GILMAN DR DEPT 621

Recipient City LA JOLLA

Recipient State California

Recipient Zip 920930621

Congressional District 53

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title Collaborative Research: Tracking Galaxy Growth with 200,000 Spectroscopic Redshifts

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Research Institutes & Public Policy Analysis

Jobs Created 0.50

Description of Jobs Created 50% of a postdoctoral scholar position was retained. The duties being carried out are described in the Project Description (in section 7, tasks listed under the name Moustakas)

TAS Major Program 49-0101

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://heinrich.house.gov/

New Mexico - 1

What do you know, another traitor that violated his oath of office

by voting for Obama Care. No surprise to find poop (medical waste) here.

#46

Amount: $1,274,931

Jobs Created: 1.30

Cost per job: $980,716

Translation: It all sounds so noble a research and something that just has to be done, until you realize the cancer from HPV exists because of fornication, sex outside of marriage, against the Bible's teaching and this money was borrowed from China (against Deut 28:12) and your unborn grand children's future.

Fine government work, almost a million $ per created job.

Then check out where the rest of your tax dollars go at the school:

Top 5 Officer Compensations :

596,275.72

523,615.80

395,945.80

424,262.11

287,902.56

Enjoy your unemployment check and cup of soups!

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

In the twenty-first century, cervical cancer prevention programs represent the expenditure of significant public health dollars. In anticipation of changes in cervical cancer prevention strategies such as first- and second- generation human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines and in the longer-term extended Pap test screening intervals and novel HPV test applications, the New Mexico Notifiable Diseases and Conditions list incorporated mandatory state-wide reporting of all Papanicolaou (Pap) tests, cervical pathology results and HPV tests. Currently, New Mexico is the only state with the capacity to fully monitor cervical cancer screening and prevention using a woman-based information system. This research program embodies a sustainable US model cervical cancer screening registry. Baseline population-based screening behaviors and disease incidence will be characterized to allow future assessment of changes in state-wide cervical cancer screening programs. The two main peaks of HPV-related population events including the peak of HPV infection occurring in women between the ages of 18-22 and the peak of HPV-related cervical pre-cancers occurring in women between the ages of 25 and 30 will also be characterized. Broad spectrum HPV genotype- specific prevalence will be determined in a population-based sample of residual liquid cytology specimens (n=60,000) prior to mass HPV vaccine implementation. These data will allow an assessment of the longitudinal HPV genotype-specific risk for high-grade cervical disease (eCIN2/3 or AIS) outcomes over extended periods of our state-wide surveillance program. Vaccine and non-vaccine HPV genotypes will also be characterized in a population-based sample of tissues from women diagnosed with low-(CIN1; n=5,500) and high-grade (eCIN2/3 or AIS; n=4,500) cervical intraepithelial neoplasia prior to and overlapping with initial HPV vaccine introduction. A surveillance registry with the capacity to monitor the overall and type-specific HPV incidence of cervical precancers as well as screening behaviors will enable longitudinal assessment of actual effectiveness of interventions decades before any potential impact on cervical cancer incidence will be realized. These research data are critical to determining the public health significance and cost effectiveness of interventions impacting HPV-related cervical disease incidence. Furthermore, the surveillance and research data will enable a determination of any unforeseen outcomes such as replacement of vaccine HPV types by non-vaccine HPV types or changes in screening behaviors among vaccinated and unvaccinated women. Without conducting the population-based screening surveillance proposed by our program, these determinations are simply not possible. In the background of highly successful US cervical cancer screening programs, investment in this research program represents due diligence as we move forward with promising new primary and secondary interventions for cervical cancer for which much remains unknown. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: In the interest of the health of all women, our research program will conduct longitudinal population- based surveillance in New Mexico to assess the overall benefits and risks associated with HPV vaccines and other cervical cancer prevention measures. New Mexico offers a rich opportunity to conduct this research in diverse multi-cultural populations that suffer many health disparities including those attributable to high levels of poverty and rural living. In the background of the already highly successful US cervical cancer screening programs with an estimated cost of over $5 billion annually, investment in this research program represents due diligence.

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number 1R01CA134779-01A1 Funding Agency Department of Health and Human Services

Total Award Amount $1,274,931 Project Location - City Albuquerque

Award Date 09/29/2009 Project Location - State NM

Project Status More than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 871310001

Jobs Reported 1.30 Congressional District 01

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Name UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

Recipient DUNS Number 829868723

Recipient Address 2500 MARBLE DR NE

Recipient City ALBUQUERQUE

Recipient State New Mexico

Recipient Zip 871310001

Congressional District 01

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials Yes

Top 5 Officer Compensations 596275.72, 523615.80, 395945.80, 424262.11, 287902.56

Top 5 Officers David J. Schmidly, Paul B. Roth, Paul R. Krebs, David W. Harris, Suzanne Ortega

Projects and Jobs Information

Projects and Jobs Information

Project Title HPV OUTCOMES: PREVENTION EPIDEMIOLOGY AND SURVEILLANCE (HOPES)

Project Status More than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Epidemiology Research

Jobs Created 1.30

Description of Jobs Created Created a Laboratory assistant position Retained a biostatistician Retained a Molecular Epidemiologist Retained a pathologisit position

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://oberstar.house.gov/

Minnesota 8th

Another person that violated his oath of office by voting for Obama Care.

Why am I not surprised that when I search for waste and it has pot smoking or sperm attached to it, it is always a democrat. Is this the Barney Frank influence?

#47

Amount: $600,000

Jobs Created: 0

Cost per job:$600,000

Translation: Job creation by studying sperm, considering what whores our Congressmen have proved to be, this study is no surprise.

Are you glad to be out of work, while they focused on Obama Care and sperm instead of real jobs?

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Although fusion of sperm and egg to form a new organism was first observed microscopically over 160 years ago, the proteins on the surface of the sperm and egg that facilitate this process are still largely unknown. Over the last decade, the small (~ 1mm) nematode worm C. elegans has been used to discover seven sperm proteins and six egg proteins that are required for fertilization to take place. The focus of this proposal is SPE-42, a protein that, when mutated, results in complete sterility of the affected worms. Preliminary data, including computer models, suggest that SPE-42 is expressed on the sperm surface, meaning that SPE-42 is potentially available to interact with proteins present on the egg surface. The experiments to be carried out will test this hypothesis by asking (1) where in sperm is SPE-42 located and (2) which parts of the protein are important for its function. A combination of molecular genetic techniques and computer modeling of the SPE-42 protein structure will be used to complete the proposed work. In addition, a collection of new fertilization-defective mutants will be evaluated to find other proteins that are involved in sperm ? egg interactions during fertilization. The knowledge gained from these experiments will impact both the fields of infertility treatment and non-hormonal contraceptive development. Americans spend nearly $1.4 billion per year on infertility treatment, and most of the bill is not covered by medical insurance. Because proteins similar to SPE-42 are found in nearly all multi-cellular organisms including humans, what we learn about how SPE-42 works will inform our understanding of animal fertilization in general. This project will provide hands-on training to at least two graduate students and several undergraduates.

Clarification of Codes

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number 0918464 Funding Agency National Science Foundation

Total Award Amount $600,000 Project Location - City Duluth

Award Date 06/24/2009 Project Location - State MN

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 558123004

Jobs Reported 0.00 Congressional District 08

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Name REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Recipient DUNS Number 071508873

Recipient Address 1035 UNIVERSITY DR

Recipient City DULUTH

Recipient State Minnesota

Recipient Zip 558123011

Congressional District 08

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title RUI: Caenorhabditis elegans Gamete Interactions During Fertilization

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Medical Research, General/Other

Jobs Created 0.00

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://olver.house.gov/

MA - 1

#1 Let us clear up one thing right away, the man is a liar, from his web site

"Nearly 50 million Americans are uninsured—including almost 9 million children."

#2 - If children were so important to him, why was the baby fix put into Obama Care?

#3 He violated his oath of office by voting for Obama Care

and has enslaved both blacks and whites.

#4 UM is known as a zoo, for it's partying, drinking, and smoking pot. Which kind of fits in since you have to be smoking pot yourself to believe this is a "stimulus" for job creation. Maybe the students can get a job at Wilson Farms in Lexington with the knowledge gained?

While you take the only job available to the unemployed,

greeter at Walmart, to support them.

#48

Amount: $400,000

Jobs Created: 0.92

Cost per job:$434,782

Translation: You are paying students to see how plants grow without fertilizer.

Link: recovery.gov (click here)

UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

The goal of this project is an enhanced understanding of the mechanisms by which plants acquire and then maintain the correct levels of iron and other metal nutrients. Currently, little is known about molecules involved in the movement of metals on a large scale, for example, from roots to leaves, or from leaves and roots into seeds. Knowledge of the mechanisms involved in plant iron movement is lacking, presenting a major obstacle to devising approaches for biofortification of staple foods. Biofortification refers to the modification of crops to accumulate additional iron in edible parts; it is widely regarded as a sustainable means of improving the iron nutrition of the 2-3 billion people worldwide whose inadequate diet causes iron deficiency anemia. Improving our understanding of plant iron homeostatic mechanisms is also critical if we wish to improve growth of crops in marginal soils, where iron deficiency frequently limits crop growth. The investigators' work on the Yellow Stripe-Like (YSL) family of proteins is focused on these large scale, whole plant processes: YSL transporters are required for normal movement of iron, zinc, and copper in both vegetative and reproductive tissues. By analyzing mutant plants that lack one or more YSL genes, the investigators will elucidate the key YSL genes that mediate large scale movements of metals in plants. By analyzing global gene expression in mutant plants, the investigators will identify novel genes and gene networks that are involved in plant Fe homeostasis. The investigators will also develop more reliable and straightforward assays that characterize the transport activities of the YSL transporters. This project will provide numerous (at least 60 over the three year duration of the project) meaningful opportunities for undergraduate participation in this research program, and in addition, will educate and train a PhD student and two postdoctoral students.

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number NSF IOS-0847687 Funding Agency National Science Foundation

Total Award Amount $400,000 Project Location - City Amherst

Award Date 06/24/2009 Project Location - State MA

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 010039272

Jobs Reported 0.92 Congressional District 01

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Name UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

Recipient DUNS Number 153926712

Recipient Address 70 BUTTERFIELD TERRACE

Recipient City AMHERST

Recipient State Massachusetts

Recipient Zip 010039242

Congressional District 01

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title Metal Ion Partitioning Via the Yellow Strip-Like Family of Transporters

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Science & Technology, General/Other

Jobs Created 0.92

Description of Jobs Created 2 Teaching Assistants

TAS Major Program 49-0101

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://fudge.house.gov/

Ohio 11th

A black woman that violated her oath of office and the Constitution by voting for Obama Care and made whites SLAVES to the government.

Don't be fooled, she is a "fudge packing" traitor to her race too.

Read more at www.yankhank.com to find out why.

Is this the change you wanted, to be serfs?

How is that unemployment working out for ya in Ohio?

Think God will bless you as long as you keep putting ungodly people like her above you, are you getting what you deserve?

#49

Amount: $332,605

Jobs Created: 1.00

Cost per job: $332,605

Translation: You are paying another egg head to study the stars, with money borrowed from China. While you are unemployed or working as a grease monkey and Jiffy Lube.

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CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY

Dr Zehavi will analyze and model the clustering of galaxies in large surveys such as the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS), to probe galaxy formation and the development of cosmic large-scale structure. She and others have shown that on small scales, dim red galaxies are more strongly clustered than brighter ones. This could be explained if the dim galaxies are satellites of more luminous galaxies, sharing their massive dark halos. Dr Zehavi and her team will test this hypothesis by examining much larger samples from the SDSS, and comparing the clustering properties of the dim red galaxies to those predicted for satellite dark halos by gravitational N-body simulations. The SDSS data will also be used to examine the distribution of satellite galaxies, comparing the observed anisotropic distribution with predictions from current models in which the satellites form in filaments of the cosmic web. She will use other surveys of more distant galaxies to examine how galaxy clustering has changed over the past 10 billion years of cosmic history. To do this, Dr Zehavi will construct a Halo Occupation Distribution model, which gives a statistical relation between the luminosity and appearance of a galaxy at a given time and the mass of its dark halo. The growth of dark halos can be followed in cosmological N-body simulations, so this model will provide a link between present-day galaxies and their probable precursors, billions of years earlier. A postdoctoral scholar will be trained by participating in the research; undergraduate students will also be involved. Dr Zehavi will continue to give public-outreach talks at local venues. She will partner with a local museum and planetarium to develop exhibits, and mentor undergraduates working as museum interns.

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number AST-0907947 Funding Agency National Science Foundation

Total Award Amount $332,605 Project Location - City Cleveland

Award Date 08/15/2009 Project Location - State OH

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed Project Location - Zip 441067037

Jobs Reported 1.00 Congressional District 11

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Name CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY

Recipient DUNS Number 077758407

Recipient Address 10900 EUCLID AVE

Recipient City CLEVELAND

Recipient State Ohio

Recipient Zip 441061712

Congressional District 11

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title From Galaxy Clustering to Galaxy Formation and Evolution

Project Status Less Than 50% Completed

Final Project Report Submitted No

Project Activities Description Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

Jobs Created 1.00

Description of Jobs Created The new job created is for a postdoctoral scholar to come to Case Western Reserve University to work with the PI on different aspects of galaxy clustering and their implications to studying galaxy formation and evolution. This position is funded by the grant and is expected to start Fall 2010 (in fact we had just started advertising for this position).

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Congressman linked to this waste:

http://heinrich.house.gov/

New Mexico - 1

What do you know, the traitor that violated his oath of office

by voting for Obama Care gets mentioned twice on one page.

Funny how that worked out.

Looking out for the working poor here or a rich friend?

PS. I am not finished with you !

#50

Amount: $604,500

Jobs Created: 1.62 Completed

Cost per job: $373,148

Translation: While you are unemployed, working at a low wage job, or losing your house, some rich architect sucked down $604,500. How is that job creation for you? Feel "stimulated" yet?

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WELLER ARCHITECTS PC

Design Services for T'iis Naz Bas B.I.A. Community School, Facility Improvements and Repairs in Teec Nos Bas, Arizona Development: Plan of Record (Scope of Work), Value Engineering Analysis, Environmental Assessment Evaluation, Construction Estimate, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Document Preparation Deliverables: New 95% Plan of Record, New 100% Plan of Record, Preliminary Construction Documents at 70%, Final Construction Documents at 100%, Final 100% Construction Documents, Construction Cost Estimate, Value Engineering Report, Environmental Assessment Categorical Exclusion Report

AWARD OVERVIEW

Award Number CBK60050002 Funding Agency Department of the Interior

Total Award Amount $604,500 Project Location - City Albuquerque

Award Date 05/15/2009 Project Location - State NM

Project Status Completed Project Location - Zip 871082939

Jobs Reported 1.62 Congressional District 01

Place of Performance Country USA

Recipient Name WELLER ARCHITECTS PC

Recipient DUNS Number 058166034

Recipient Address 401 ALVARADO DR SE STE D

Recipient City ALBUQUERQUE

Recipient State New Mexico

Recipient Zip 871082939

Congressional District 01

Place of Performance Country US

Required to Report Top 5 Highly Compensated Officials No

Project Title Federal Contract

Project Status Completed

Final Project Report Submitted Yes

Project Activities Description Architectural Services

Jobs Created 1.62

Description of Jobs Created (.75) Architectural design service job created: Plan of Record Evaluation and Report; Cost Estimate; Construction Documents: administration, design, drafting and clerical (.5) Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering design service job created: Plan of Record and Construction Documents: administration, design, drafting and clerical (.125) Civil Engineering Design service job created: Plan of record and Constructionb Documents: administration, design, drafting and clerical (.125) Hazardous Material Engineering design service job created: Plan of Record and Construction Documents: administration, design, drafting and clerical (.0625) Environmental Accessment evaluation service job created: Categorical Exclusion Environmental Report: administration and clerical (.0625) Valve Engineering service job created: Value Engineering Analysis and Report and Cost Estimate: administration and clerical

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