further building on the distressed areas, you may you have a tool mapping technology to identify the edasing information on the income and unemployment rate and count level. >> that would include, i would assume the percentages of all the areas of how that mapping is going? jo sure. those would be -- when you have that report and i asked you pretty much from a tracking perspective if you could revide the actual results. that would be important as well. that's it. i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. >> ms. he have receipts. >> thank you mr. chairman. the question is whether the jobs created reflect the need for the state. by a comfortable 7.27 unemployment state that is comfortable but even high for us there are higher pockets where we have minority and other contractors who i don't believe havefully enjoyed the benefit of the recovery funt that's have come into our state. i would like to hear from the administration and from the department of transportation. i want maryland in that list to know whose goten those contracts and where are the jobs created and does that really re

platform and it is not going away and tell me is the guy who spearheaded the whole campaign back in eda. amazing position and a researcher. >> one of the central characters in the book, right? >> david clarke? >> the book made into the hbo movie. >> aren't you michael smerconish? national syndicated radio talk-show host, regular author radio guy who cares a lot about issues than you care about. >> is this for real? twice still need to be concerned? >> the swine flu? it's not predictable it's pointed to but it's not acting any more severe than a regular seasonal flu it is just out of season. it means it probably is more unpredictable than the standard viruses that go around seasonally so i always have to overemphasize the caution but the way that its acting now it doesn't look like it is going to explode into 81918 tie. what we are the most concerned about and watching is we are coming out of the flu season so it doesn't spread very well in the temperate climates. we won't know until the fall and winter of the next season. if it comes back with a vengeance we will be in trouble. the good

our magnificent screen and el eda boards matches any stadium in baseball and the sequencing, the way we do things i think is as good as you can get in terms of game presentation. we have this silly president's race that you all know about, which still is -- [applause] i can't explain exactly why. [laughter] but it's still the single most popular thing we do. people are now starting to know the fora where they know what we do in a mile of the fourth inning with the president's race. they know every night in the middle of the third we are going to salute the returning officers and soldiers coming back from various fronts. they know in the seventh inning we are going to have god bless america and other songs so at washers can get up and dance, so we have a program that makes you have a great time no matter, as i said, with the score is. we also spend an inordinate amount of time and money on the friendliness program of our ushers, and i can tell you -- i get complaints about many things. the thing i get the fewest complaints about is the ushers. i would say 99.9% of the comments i get a