The main cause of warfare–arising in us through every kind of object or situation–are three: our inner disposition, the misuse of created things and, by God's leave, the malice and onslaught of the demons. As the fallen self rises in protest against the soul, and the soul against the fallen self (cf. Galatians 5:17), so in the same way our inner disposition and our mode of acting make the passions of the fallen self war against the soul, and the valiant powers of the soul wage war against the fallen self.
And sometimes our enemy, shameless as he is, has the audacity to fight against us in his own person, without cause or warnings. Thus, my friend, do not let this blood-loving leech bleed your arteries, and then spit out the blood he has sucked from you. Do not glut the snake and the dragon, and then you will easily trample on the insolence of the lion and the dragon (cf. Psalm 91:13). Lament until you have stripped off the passions and clothed yourself in your heavenly dwelling-place (cf. 2 Corinthians 5:2), and are refashioned according to the likeness of Jesus Christ, who made you in His image (cf. Colossians 3:10).


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Rex Robert Brown (Graham, Texas, 27 de julio de 1964) es un músico estadounidense, mejor conocido por su trabajo con la banda de groove metal estadounidense, Pantera desde 1982, hasta su disolución en 2003. En 1999 se unió a la banda Down con Phil Anselmo (quién fue vocalista en Pantera) para reemplazar a Todd Strange.

Durante los primeros días de Pantera, Rex Brown era conocido como Rex Rocker hasta Far Beyond Driven, donde, junto a Dimebag Darrell (guitarrista de Pantera), decidieron cambiar sus nombres de escenario. Así, Rex Rocker se pasó a llamar Rex Brown y Diamond Darrell comenzó a ser Dimebag Darrell.

Actualmente es bajista de la banda Kill Devil Hill.

Brown fue el autor de un libro llamado Official Truth 101 Proof, que fue publicado en abril de 2013. El libro documenta la formación, carrera y ruptura de Pantera.

Biografía

Rex Robert Brown nació en Graham, Texas, el 27 de julio de 1964.

Su padre tenía cuarenta años cuando Brown nació, y murió en 1971.

Fue criado por su madre y su hermana. Brown fue introducido por primera vez en la música a través de su abuela, quien le enseñó a tocar piano cuando era un niño y lo convirtió en la música de ragtime y Scott Joplin. Brown era un miembro de los Boy Scouts de América y alcanzó el rango de Eagle Scout. Se convirtió en un fan de ZZ Top y Def Leppard cuando era joven, y comenzó a tocar el bajo cuando tenía doce años de edad. Sigue siendo un fan de Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin y el hardcore punk.

Carrera

Pantera
Rex se unió a Pantera en 1982 con su compañero de clase Vinnie Paul, el guitarrista Dimebag Darrell (conocido como Diamond Darrell) y el vocalista Terry Glaze. Durante los primeros días de Pantera, Rex Brown era conocido con el nombre artístico de Rex Rocker. Para el álbum de 1990 Cowboys from Hell se le atribuyó simplemente como Rex. No fue hasta 1994 en el álbum Far Beyond Driven que utilizó su nombre completo de Rex Brown.

Pantera reclutó al vocalista Phil Anselmo para reemplazar a Glaze en 1987. En 1990 la banda firmó con Atco Records y lanzó Cowboys from Hell, que resultó ser el punto de inflexión de la banda.

En el transcurso de cuatro discos de estudio más, un álbum en vivo y una compilación de grandes éxitos, Pantera fue nominada a cuatro Grammys en la categoría de mejor interpretación de metal por "I'm Broken," "Suicide Note Pt. I," "Cemetery Gates," y "Revolution Is My Name."

Durante el tiempo de inactividad Brown, Dimebag y Vinnie se asociaron con el artista de country David Allan Coe en un proyecto llamado Rebel Meets Rebel en 1999. Este grupo lanzó un álbum el 2 de mayo de 2006 en Vinnie Paul's Big Vin Records. A finales de 2010 Rex se convirtió en miembro fundador de Kill Devil Hill, con Vinny Appice, Dewey Bragg y Mark Zavon. Kill Devil Hill lanzó su álbum de debut en mayo de 2012 con aclamación de la crítica, y continúan la gira en apoyo de su música.

Down
En 1998, durante su estancia en Luisiana, fue invitado por Phil Anselmo para una sesión improvisada que incluyó a todos los miembros de Down, excepto su bajista Todd Strange, que dejó la banda. Esa noche terminaron escribiendo varias demos para lo que luego se convirtió en su segundo álbum grabado en el otoño de 2001 en el granero de Anselmo que había sido transformado en un estudio profesional. El álbum fue lanzado el 26 de marzo de 2002, y se convirtió en el primer lanzamiento de Down con Rex Brown en el bajo. La banda, sin embargo, volvió a su hiato nuevamente a finales de 2002.

En 2006, la banda se reunió y comenzó a escribir el material para su tercer álbum de estudio. Down III: Over the Under fue lanzado en 2007. La banda actuó como el acto de apertura de Metallica. Durante ese tiempo, se convirtió en buenos amigos con James Hetfield, que, al igual que Brown, completó un curso de rehabilitación de alcohol en 2002. Buscando nuevos capítulos en su carrera musical, dejó Down en 2011. Sin embargo está en buenos términos con sus ex compañeros de banda.

Otros Proyectos
Brown ha trabajado anteriormente con Jerry Cantrell en cinco pistas incluidas en el álbum llamado Boggy Depot, así como once tracks con Crowbar en el álbum Lifesblood para los Downtrodden. Rex reveló su nuevo proyecto Arms of the Sun, un proyecto que también incluye a John Luke Hebert (de King Diamond) en la batería, Lance Harvill en la voz y la guitarra , Y Ben Bunker (de Gryn) en la guitarra. El grupo ha terminado el trabajo en trece tracks en el estudio de grabación de Willie Nelson Pedernales en Austin, producido y mezclado por Terry Date. En febrero de 2011 se anunció que Rex había dejado amigablemente Arms of the Sun. Un bajista de reemplazo aún no ha sido anunciado.

En marzo de 2011 se anunció que Rex había formado una nueva banda, Kill Devil Hill con Vinny Appice (Heaven & Hell, Black Sabbath, Dio) en la batería, Mark Zavon (RATT, WASP, 40 Cycle Hum) y Dewey Bragg Pissing Razors) en la voz. El grupo tiene un demo de 10 canciones que según Appice, suena "como un crece entre Black Sabbath, Alice in Chains y un poco de Led Zeppelin". Es pesado, pero con muchos ganchos geniales y matices melódicos, también."

En 2013, Rex lanzó una autobiografía, titulada Official Truth: 101 Proof, que narra la vida personal de Rex y el viaje a través de Pantera, incluyendo los eventos que llevaron a la ruptura de la banda.

En 2015, Rex escribió el prólogo del libro Survival of the Fittest: Heavy Metal en la década de 1990, del autor Greg Prato. Rex también fue entrevistado para el libro (así como su ex compañero de banda en Pantera, Anselmo, entre muchos otros)

Vida personal
Según su autobiografía, Brown conoció a su futura exesposa, Belinda, a través de un amigo mutuo. La pareja se comprometió en 1994 y se casó en mayo de 1995. Tienen dos gemelos nacidos en 2000. Brown se niega a dar más información sobre sus hijos con el fin de mantener su privacidad. En 2004, la pareja se divorció. Sin embargo, se reunieron en 2007 y permanecieron juntos hasta 2011. Brown no "suscribe a ninguna religión organizada particular", aunque dice que cree en Dios y los Diez Mandamientos.

En agosto de 2009, Brown fue desincluido de la gira Down debido a la pancreatitis aguda.

En 2022 y tras el regreso de Pantera a los escenarios, Brown tuvo que volver a Estados Unidos por contagio de COVID-19 tras el Knotfest en Colombia y perdiéndose así los shows en Chile y Brasil siendo reemplazado por Derek Engemann en lo que resta del 2022.

Estilo y equipo
Brown fue un bajista de jazz y se le ofreció una beca en la Universidad del Norte de Texas, pero declinó. Él toca a menudo con una púa.

Brown era notable por contribuir a menudo en sus basslines bajo los solos de Darrell. Las canciones destacadas incluyen "Floods" "Walk" "5 Minutes Alone", "Throes of Rejection", "Cowboys from Hell", "Living Through Me (Hells Wrath)", "I Can't Hide", "Use my Third Arm", "Where You Come From", "This Love", "I'm Broken" y muchas otras.

En los primeros días de Pantera, Brown fue presenciado tocando un bajo Ibanez Roadster.

A finales de los años 80 cambió a los bajos Charvel, y tocó uno blanco de 5 cuerdas y un modelo negro de 4 cuerdas. Utilizó estos bajos exclusivamente a través de los álbumes Cowboys From Hell y Vulgar Display of Power, antes de utilizar brevemente un modelo de bajo Ernie Ball MusicMan Stingray de 4 y 5 cuerdas, durante la gira Vulgar Display Of Power, así como un bajo en forma Fernandes Telecaster para el video musical de "Walk".

En 1993, Brown comenzó a endosar un bajo Spector, notablemente todos sus bajos tenían humbuckers. Sigue usando Spectors hasta el día de hoy, con su propio modelo de firma. En forma algo similar a un Gibson Thunderbird, el bajo Spector Rex Brown Signature viene en varios acabados diferentes y está disponible en modelos de 4 y 5 cuerdas.

En 2011, Spector lanzó un nuevo bajo de firma de Brown llamado Spector RXT. El bajo tiene la misma electrónica que su primer bajo de la firma pero en vez de un Thunderbird, tiene forma como Telecaster. Aunque este fue lanzado al mercado por Spector, se pensó originalmente para ser lanzado por las guitarras de ESP bajo la bandera LTD. Existen varios prototipos y modelos de preproducción, algunos de los cuales son propiedad de Brown y se pueden ver usados mientras tocaba con Down en el 2009.

Después de más de 20 años de uso de los bajos Spector, el 6 de julio de 2015, anunció que había dejado Spector y ahora es un artista de Warwick, mostrando una foto de su nuevo bajo de Warwick.

Bajos
 1989 Jackson USA Custom- Blanco 4 cuerdas
 Spector Rex-5XL – Bajo de firma de Rex
 Custom Spector NS4-style bass
 Spector NS basses – Modelo de 4 y 5 cuerdas
 Fender Precision Bass – Usado en estudio
 Fernandes "Telecaster" prototype basses – Modelos de 4 y 5 cuerdas
 Fernandes 8-string – Usado en estudio

 Musicman Stingray basses – Modelo de 4 y 5 cuerdas
 ESP Surveyor basses (4 y 5 cuerdas)
 Charvel basses – Modelos de 4 y 5 cuerdas
 Ibanez Roadster bass – 4 cuerdas
 ESP/LTD REX-600 prototypes - ESP / LTD firma que nunca lo hizo en la producción
 Ovation B778-5 – Bajo Acústico
 Warwick Rex Brown Reverso- Signature 4 cuerdas y 5 cuerdas
 Dean Markley Blue Steel strings

Efectos
 BOSS CH-1 Super Chorus
 Morley Pro Series 2 Bass Wah
 Korg DTR-1 Rack Tuner
 Korg DT-10 Tuner
 Korg Pitchblack Tuner
 Rocktron Basix Bass Preamp

 Ashdown Bass Chorus Plus
 MXR Phase 90
 HBE Hematoma
 MXR Blowtorch Bass Distortion
 MXR Carbon Copy Delay
 BOSS CEB-3 Bass Chorus

Amplificadores
 Ampeg SVT-IVPRO Head
 Vintage Ampeg SVT Head
 Ampeg SVT-IIPro Head
 Ampeg SVT-II Head
 Hartke Kilo 1000 Watt Bass Hea

 Ampeg SVT810AV Bass Cabinet / 8x10
 Ampeg SVT410HE Bass Cabinet / 4x10
 Ampeg SVT810E Bass Cabinet / 8x10
 Hartke HyDrive 8x10 Bass Cabinet / 8x10

Discografía

Pantera
 1983: Metal Magic
 1984: Projects in the Jungle
 1985: I Am the Night
 1988: Power Metal
 1990: Cowboys from Hell
 1992: Vulgar Display of Power
 1994: Far Beyond Driven
 1996: The Great Southern Trendkill
 2000: Reinventing the Steel
Down
 2002: Down II: A Bustle in Your Hedgerow
 2007: Down III: Over The Under

 2010: Diary of a Mad Band: Europe in the Year of VI
Crowbar
 2005: Lifesblood for the Downtrodden (8 de febrero, Candlelight Records).

Rebel Meets Rebel
 2006 - Rebel Meets Rebel - Big Vin Records
Kill Devil Hill
 Kill Devil Hill (2012)
 Revolution Rise (2013)
Colaboraciones
 1998 – Jerry Cantrell – Boggy Depot ("Dickeye," "My Song," "Keep the Light On," "Satisfy," and "Hurt a Long Time")

 2008 – Cavalera Conspiracy – Inflikted ("Ultra-Violent")

Referencias

Miembros de Pantera
Bajistas de Estados Unidos
Bajistas de heavy metal

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(800) 648-1911	One SeaGate, Suite 1845
Toledo,	OH 43604
STUART F. CUBBON is a partner and president of Cubbon and Associates, having been an attorney with the firm since 1981. He is admitted to practice in the states of Ohio, Michigan and Florida. He has represented individuals in claims involving auto accidents, product liability, premises liability, medical and nursing home malpractice as well as wrongful death. Honors and recognitions include designation as a Board Certified Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocates and membership in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum (www.MillionDollarAdvocates.com.) He has also been named a Super Lawyer by Ohio Super Lawyers magazine in...
Ronald Plymale Esq
(614) 542-0220	136 W. Mound Street
Free ConsultationNursing Home, Animal, Legal Malpractice and Personal Injury
Four million dollar verdicts. One multi-million dollar verdict.
Christopher L. Jackson Esq
(513) 861-8000	810 Sycamore Street
Cincinnati,	OH 45202
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfNursing Home, Criminal, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Capital University and Kentucky Wesleyan College
Helping those injured or arrested since 2003 in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Stephen Crandall
(614) 702-2623	35 E. Gay Street
Nursing Home, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Steve Crandall been voted to Best Lawyer's in America by US News and World Report, as well as one of the Top 10 lawyers in Ohio for both 2012 and 2017. He has the largest verdicts in numerous counties in the state of Ohio.
Todd Rosenberg Esq
Cleveland , OH Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer with 35 years of experience
(216) 812-2100	600 East Granger Road
Cleveland ,	OH 44131
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfNursing Home, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Attorney Rosenberg has served as a Member of the Board and was the past Chair of Insurance for the Ohio Association for Justice (OAJ), which is the premier statewide organization for Ohio personal injury attorneys. He is well known throughout the state for his extensive and in-depth knowledge of personal injury law and his arguments before the Ohio Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Mr. Rosenberg has given lectures to other Ohio lawyers on numerous occasions regarding all aspects of personal injury cases, including accident insurance law. He is the author of an 8-Volume publication entitled "The Ohio...
Florence Jesrani Murray Esq
Sandusky, OH Nursing Home Abuse Attorney with 15 years of experience
(800) 624-3009	111 E. Shoreline Dr.
Sandusky,	OH 44870
Free ConsultationNursing Home, Civil Rights, Maritime and Personal Injury
In addition to my law degree from Ohio State, I hold an M.B.A. from the Case Western Reserve University, Weatherhead School of Management and a Masters in Education from Ashland University. I have a certificate in dispute resolution and intimately understand the need for looking at issue from many directions. I am active with the Ohio Association for Justice (OAJ) as Chair of the Trucking Safety Section and as State Delegate to AAJ, American Association for Justice (AAJ) Civil Rights Section Secretary and Railroad Section Membership Coordinator, Public Justice, the Education Law Association and the Disability Rights Bar...
Patrick Murphy Esq
(216) 861-4211	1468 West 9th St.
Patrick Murphy is a seasoned personal injury litigator with extensive experience in nursing home abuse, medical malpractice, and wrongful death cases. Time and again Patrick has been recognized as one of the top personal injury lawyers in his field.
Mr. Murphy received his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Kent State University. He was awarded his law degree from Cleveland Marshall College of Law where he was a vice chairman of the Moot Court Board of Governors.
He has been designated as an Ohio Super Lawyer, and one of the top 100 Trial Lawyers by the National Trial Lawyers since 2011. In...
Jack R. Hilgeman
(937) 222-2030	12 W. Monument Avenue
Mr. Hilgeman concentrates his practice in the areas of personal injury, medical malpractice, nursing home negligence and product liability. He is recognized by Martindale-Hubbell as an AV Preeminent attorney (highest peer rating standard which signifies that peers rank him at the highest level of professional excellence for legal knowledge, communication skills and ethical standards) and a Super Lawyers Rising Star (less than 2.5% of all attorneys in Ohio under the age of 40). Mr. Hilgeman is also rated as a Top Attorney by AVVO (10.0/10.0) and has received the AVVO Client's Choice Award and Martindale-Hubbell's Client Distinction Award for...
Joseph Anthony Condeni
Brooklyn Heights, OH Nursing Home Abuse Attorney with 40 years of experience
(216) 771-1760	600 East Granger Road Second Floor
Brooklyn Heights,	OH 44131
Cleveland State University and Bowling Green State University
Joe received his Juris Doctor degree from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law in 1982 after graduating from Bowling Green State University. While attending law school he served as managing editor of the Cleveland State Law Review and was selected for inclusion in Who's Who Among American Law Students. Joe was honored with inclusion in Who's Who in American Law for the Millennium Edition and is a member of the Ohio Association for Justice, American Association for Justice, Cleveland Academy of Trial Attorneys, the Ohio Employment Lawyers Association, and the Ohio State Bar Association. Mr. Condeni concentrates his practice in the area...
George Lovett Esq
Tipp City, OH Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer with 34 years of experience
Tipp City,	OH 45371
Ohio State University - Columbus and Ohio State University - Columbus
George H. Lovett is a founding partner of Lovett & Lovett. Mr. Lovett brings years of experience and insight to each case that he handles—unique traits which earned him the title "Best Attorney" in the 1997 Piqua Daily Call "Best of the Best" readership poll. As a certified expert by the Ohio State Bar Association in Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Law, Mr. Lovett uses his extensive knowledge to help clients and their families effectively work through legal matters in the areas of Wills and Trusts, Probate, Guardianship, and Medicaid and Nursing Home Planning. Mr. Lovett is also an...
Dallas Hartman
Boardman, OH Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer with 38 years of experience
(724) 652-4801	120 Marwood Circle
Boardman,	OH 44512
Nursing Home, Legal Malpractice, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Dallas Hartman of Dallas W. Hartman P.C., Attorneys at Law serves clients from six office locations throughout Northwestern Pennsylvania and Ohio in injury matters. He has been named one of the Top Lawyers in Pennsylvania by Super Lawyers for the five years in a row.
Barry Zimmer Esq
Cincinnati, OH Nursing Home Abuse Attorney with 43 years of experience
(513) 721-1513	9825 Kenwood Road
Nursing Home, Business, Elder and Estate Planning
I founded THE ZIMMER LAW FIRM in June 1993, to practice in the areas of Estate Planning, Estate Administration, and Business Succession Planning. My goal was and continues to be helping clients understand and de-mystify the often confusing world of Estate Planning in an ever-changing society, and to implement effective Estate Planning with minimal effort and time investment. The firm works from the belief that planning should always be driven by purpose. As a result, there are no "canned" or pre-set planning solutions. Instead, I help clients identify their goals first and then build estate and business plans based on...

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India on Tuesday denied a claim that its military intelligence had intercepted into emails of U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) that monitors economic and security matters with China. This issue surfaced when USCC has asked for an investigation after hackers posted online a memo purportedly from India's military, which claimed that the country had intercepted emails of USCC officials with the help of Nokia, Research In Motion, and Apple.
The memo, allegedly from the Directorate General of Military Intelligence, Foreign Division, in New Delhi, said that as India did not have access to the USCC local area network, which was a prime target in connection with arch-rival People's Republic of China, India had signed an agreement with mobile manufacturers in return for giving these companies access to the Indian market. The memo stated that the military used "backdoors" provided by RIM, Nokia, Apple and unspecified others.
"The documents shown in the memo doing rounds on the internet are forged and don't belong to us", Indian Army sources said to Times of India. However, the US has already ordered an investigation into these claims.
"We are aware of these reports and have contacted relevant authorities to investigate the matter," said US-China Economic and Security Review Commission spokesman Jonathan Weston.
"We are unable to make further comments at this time," said Weston, who was responding to questions about the alleged memo.


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CEVA DSP Powers Samsung's First Generation LTE Modem
BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Mobile World Congress -- CEVA, Inc. (Nasdaq: CEVA) (LSE: CVA), the leading licensor of silicon intellectual property (SIP) platform solutions and DSP cores, today announced that Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., has deployed CEVA DSP core technology in their first generation commercial Long Term Evolution (LTE) modem. The Kalmia modem chipset supports download speed up to 100Mbps and upload speed of 50Mbps within the 20MHz frequency bandwidth. Samsung recently introduced the first LTE dongle utilizing the modem and is now commercially available in Stockholm, Sweden and Oslo, Norway.
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"Our first commercially available LTE modem brings outstanding dataspeeds and performance to a broad range of portable devices including netbooks, eReaders, MIDs and more," said Kyung-Ho Kim, Vice President of Samsung. "By leveraging CEVA's DSP technology in our LTE modem design, we ensure ultra-low power consumption, critical to the successful adoption of LTE in these battery-powered devices."
"Samsung is the driving force behind the realization of a true 4G mobile broadband experience and we are proud to partner with them for their LTE product line," said Gideon Wertheizer, CEO of CEVA. "Their selection of our DSP core technology further substantiates our position as the world's leading provider of DSP technology to the wireless industry."
CEVA's industry-leading DSP cores power many of the world's leading cellular baseband handset solutions. The company's broad customer base includes Infineon, ST-Ericsson, Broadcom, Samsung, Mediatek, Spreadtrum and VIA Telecom, among others. To date, more than 600 million CEVA-powered handsets have shipped. Addressing next-generation 4G terminal and infrastructure markets, CEVA DSPs have been specifically architected to overcome the stringent power consumption, time-to-market and cost constraints associated with developing high-performance 4G/LTE/WiMAX solutions. CEVA has multiple licensees developing LTE handset and infrastructure solutions based on CEVA DSP cores.
CEVA is the leading licensor of silicon intellectual property (SIP) DSP Cores and platform solutions for the mobile handset, portable and consumer electronics markets. CEVA's IP portfolio includes comprehensive technologies for cellular baseband (2G / 3G / 4G), multimedia, HD audio, voice over packet (VoP), Bluetooth, Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) and Serial ATA (SATA). In 2009, CEVA's IP was shipped in over 330 million devices, including handsets from all top five handset OEMs – Nokia, Samsung, LG, Motorola and Sony Ericsson. Today, more than one in every four handsets shipped worldwide is powered by a CEVA DSP core. For more information, visit www.ceva-dsp.com
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Toll roads in Michigan? Lawmakers and interest groups want a closer look
BY Andy Balaskovitz Sunday, December 08, 2019 07:05pm
Consensus is building in Lansing over studying the potential for toll roads as a future transportation funding source, but whether Michigan will join the nearly three-dozen states in doing so remains unclear.
Senate Bill 517 would require the Michigan Department of Transportation to study the feasibility of tolling interstate highways. An outside consulting firm would look at revenue projections based on optimal tolling rates, vehicle counts and types by state, and how much traffic might be diverted to local roads. If the governor "determines that tolling is the best means of achieving major interstate system improvements" in the state following the study, a strategic plan may be issued by March 2021, according to the bill.
Michigan Chamber CEO Rich Studley COURTESY PHOTO
The Senate Transportation Committee on Nov. 7 advanced the bill, which is sponsored by state Sen. John Bizon, R-Battle Creek. The Whitmer administration is supportive of the feasibility study.
"I'd very much like to see out-of-state travelers paying a few extra dollars for using our roads," Bizon told MiBiz. "The intent is this will come back to the legislature to see whether we want to proceed down this road and to give us better information on a decision we've got to make going forward."
'Unlikely solution'
While a cost-benefit analysis could lead to action by the administration, interest groups appear divided over the concept.
Some groups, including the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, are skeptical that the revenue from toll roads would outweigh the cost and potential effects on communities where traffic may be diverted.
"While it might be timely for the legislature to do another study, (toll roads) are not a quick fix or a silver bullet," said Michigan Chamber CEO Rich Studley.
Another issue often raised is that Michigan — being a peninsula state — wouldn't realize significant revenue compared to states like Ohio and Illinois that get cross-country traffic.
"We're just not in that lower tier of pass-through states with a lot of east-west national traffic," Studley said.
While the group is open to tolling ahead of details from a study, "whether it's still practical and would generate the revenue people would hope is a real hard question to answer," Studley said. "It's a fair question, but it isn't going to provide a substantial increase in revenue, the kind that's needed to adequately finance a statewide solution."
The nonpartisan Citizens Research Council issued a road-funding report in February that calls toll roads an "unlikely solution" to the state's infrastructure woes, particularly since Michigan isn't a pass-through state.
According to the report: "As a result, revenues from tolls would primarily come from Michigan residents. Toll roads can also be somewhat regressive, as they are a flat user fee, which can be burdensome on low-income users. Finally, adding tolling infrastructure would be costly and inconvenient for drivers. Ultimately, these problems make tolling an unlikely solution for generating significant new revenues."
Studley said a "more viable" option versus toll roads is giving municipalities the chance to raise revenue locally, likely through a registration fee.
"Some counties in Michigan would probably approve a local registration fee option," he said.
While Michigan may not be a pass-through state, it does have substantial tourism and international truck traffic, Bizon counters.
The Michigan chapter of the American Council of Engineering Companies — whose members help design and inspect the state's roads and bridges — takes a more optimistic view of tolling potential.
"We need to study various alternatives," said Ron Brenke, the chapter's executive director.
Michigan's gas tax and vehicle registration fees haven't "kept up with the necessary cost of repairing, and they're not very popular," Brenke said. "(Tolls) could be a viable alternative."
The Reason Foundation, a libertarian think tank in Washington and California, submitted testimony to the Senate Transportation Committee in support of the bill and tolling more broadly. The group calls the current gas tax formula outdated and less popular among voters.
Baruch Feigenbaum, Reason Foundation's assistant director for transportation policy, notes that the cost of administering tolls in the 20th century was as high as 25 percent of the revenue collected. New tolling technology has brought collections down to around 10 percent.
"Most experts believe as tolling and technology improve, the overall cost will decline to less than 5 percent, roughly equivalent to the gas tax," Feigenbaum wrote.
While other states actively explore toll roads, Brenke said more revenue options are needed as the interstate system further crumbles and reaches the "end of its design life."
Tolls would generate revenue for a particular interstate where they're located, freeing up funds for other projects, he added.
"For us, it's really not about where the money comes from. We're concerned at what we see when we do inspections," Brenke said of member companies. "We just want to see Michigan take care of these things that are so important to our economy."
A fuel-efficient and electric future
Toll roads in Michigan have been considered for nearly 70 years, prior to the federal buildout of the interstate system in the late 1950s. While states have been mostly prohibited from converting federally funded interstates to toll roads, tolls can be used to fund new routes or replace free-access roads. States also can participate in a federal pilot program to add tolls.
In Michigan, much of the road-funding debate has centered on a proposal by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to increase gas taxes by 45 cents per gallon, which would raise about $2.5 billion a year in new revenue.
However, a focus on raising the gas tax ignores the shift expected in the coming decades to fuel-efficient, alternative fuel and electric vehicles, critics say. Michigan automakers, particularly Ford Motor Co. and General Motors, have set ambitious plans to manufacture electric vehicles in the coming decade.
Feigenbaum notes the gas tax is an increasingly "unsustainable and unfair way to pay for roadways. The increase in electric vehicles, hybrids and more fuel-efficient conventional vehicles have made the gas tax increasingly complicated to administer."
Bizon called a type of user fee "much more palatable to many people" compared to gas taxes.
"I think we do need to move away from having a fixed gas tax as our manufacturing makes automobiles much more fuel efficient," he said. "That move to electric vehicles suggests a gas tax is not going to fund our roads for the long-term future."
Whether tolls can generate enough revenue to meet Michigan's multi-billion-dollar road-funding needs remains to be seen. While the Reason Foundation advocates replacing — rather than supplementing — the gas tax with tolls, others are skeptical tolls amount to that type of silver-bullet solution.
"I think this exploration of alternatives and local options is helpful, but it's not a substitute for a comprehensive statewide solution," Studley said. "That's the dilemma."
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On 7 March 2018, the BITPAL Coordinator institution, University College of Applied Sciences (UCAS) organized the third workshop entitled "Evaluation of Curriculum Development Process" in framework of Erasmus+ KA2 CBHE project "Boosting Innovation in Curricula Development of Information Technology programs in Palestine (BITPAL)".
Participants from BITPAL partners: University College of Applied Sciences (UCAS), Islamic University of Gaza (IUG), Al-Azhar University (AUG), Al-Aqsa University (AQU), Gaza University (GU), University of Calabria (UNICAL), Palestinian Information Technology Association of Companies (PITA), and representatives of all Palestinian incubators in Gaza attended the workshop in UCAS.
Prof. Rifat Rustom, the UCAS Rector, welcomed the attendance and expressed his appreciation to all efforts of the technical committees to achieve the development package and proceeding the project work. Finally, he thanked the European commission that supported this project and the National Office for the Erasmus Program in Palestine; he added that this project is one of the most important projects coordinated by UCAS which support the curricula development and the technological progress in Palestine.
The project coordinator, Dr. Ahmed Abdalaal thanked all partners for their efforts during the previous months of the project where BITPAL team has finished the development of 11 programs in 5 partner universities with high quality level of methodology and training.
The first session of the workshop started by Dr. Kholoud Elbasth (GU), moderator of the session, introduced the speakers to talk about the development evaluation; Prof. Dr. Samy Abu Naser from AUG (Computer Engineering committee coordinator) presented an overview about the Computer engineering curricula development evaluation for three programs developed under the project: computer engineering of AUG, Computer Engineering of IUG, and Information security engineering of UCAS.
Then Prof. Dr. Alaa El-Halees from IUG (Computer Science committee coordinator) presented an overview about the Computer Science curricula development evaluation for four programs developed under the project: computer science of AUG, IUG, AQU, and GU.
The first session ends with the presentation of Mr. Mohammed Al-Madhon (UCAS), coordinator of Diploma programs technical committee, who talked about the curricula development evaluation of the diploma programs in UCAS, GU, and AQU.
The Second session started by Dr. Mohamed AwadAllah (AQU), moderator of the session, introduced the speakers to talk about the private sector, European partners and incubators contributions in the development evaluation; Dr. Angelo Furfaro from UNICAL presented a summery for the key findings and detailed feedback about the Computer engineering curricula development evaluation for three programs developed under the project. Then Ms. Lina Shamia from PITA highlighted the private sector contributions in the curricula development evaluation for all programs.
The Second session ends with the presentation of Mr. Basel Qandeel, Manager of Business and Technology Incubator (BTI), who talked about the Palestinian incubators role in the implementation of the Entrepreneurship and Freelancing Course which added as new course for all programs.
Dr. Ibrahim Sokar (GU) concluded the main recommendations and future steps for the curricula development process as follows: The workshop approved the 11 programs. As next steps, each program has to be approved from the responsible administrative in its own academic institute, then send it to BITPAL coordinator in order to forward it to the Palestinian Accreditation and Quality Assurance Commission (AQAC) for final approval.