BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
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**For Release**:

Keith Koehler April 24, 2007

Telephone: 757-824-1579

<Keith.A.Koehler.1@gsfc.nasa.gov>

RELEASE NO: 07-05

Minotaur Rocket Successfully launches from NASA Wallops Flight Facility

WALLOPS ISLAND \-- An Air Force Minotaur 1 rocket was successfully
launched at 2:48 a.m. EDT today from the NASA Wallops Flight Facility,
Va.

The four-stage rocket carried the Defense Department's Missile Defense
Agency's (MDA) Near Field Infrared Experiment (NFIRE) satellite.

This was the second Minotaur 1 launch from Wallops in just over four
months. The previous mission on Dec. 16, 2006, carried the Air Force
Research Laboratory's TacSat-2 satellite.

"This launch again demonstrates the unique capabilities of the Wallops
Flight Facility, which includes the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport, to
efficiently support the placing of satellites into Earth orbit. NASA is
particularly appreciative of the support provided by the US Coast Guard,
US Fish & Wildlife, Virginia Marine Resource Commission, and state and
county security and emergency preparedness organizations." said Dr. John
Campbell, Director of the NASA Wallops Flight Facility.

"Working with the Air Force, MDA, and their contractors, the preparation
for this launch and the launch itself went very smoothly," Campbell
said. "We are pleased to have supported this mission."

The next Minotaur 1 rocket launch from Wallops is currently scheduled
for December 2007.

For information about the NASA Wallops Flight Facility and its mission,
visit:

[**http://www.nasa.gov/wallops**](http://www.nasa.gov/wallops)

-end-
Number range CHAPTER **Learning Lab**

**Scavenger Hunt for Information**

**1. Name the only two poisonous snakes found in Wisconsin (both are
rattlesnakes).**

**2. What are the most threatened group of animals in the world?**

**3. List one example of an invertebrate (an animal without a spine)?**

**4. What is one of the largest fish in the Mississippi River that is
threatened or endangered?**

**5. What are paddlefish eggs used for?**

**6. What do paddlefish eat?**

**7. What marks on a fish's scales tell how old the fish is?**

**8. Fish are cold blooded animals- true or false**

**9. What is a young fish called that has not developed all the fin rays
yet?**

**10. What do northern pike eat?**

**11 . About how old would a largemouth bass in Wisconsin be that is
about 12 inches long?**

**12. What is the largest terrestrial salamander in the world?**

**13. Name two frogs you saw in the Learning Lab.**

**14. Is a turtle a reptile or amphibian?**

**15. Are salamanders amphibians?**

**16. Name one difference between frogs and toads.**

**17. What do painted turtles eat?**

**18. What do frogs eat?**

**19. What is Wisconsin's only endangered amphibian?**

**20. Name two salamanders found in Wisconsin.**

**21. Name two fish that like warmer water temperatures (70 to 80
degrees Fahrenheit) to live in?**

**22. What fish in the aquarium tanks has spines that sting or poke us
when we catch them?**
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

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News media information 202/418-0500 Fax-On-Demand 202/418-2830 Internet:
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**CABLE SERVICES BUREAU ACTION July 3, 2000**

PETITION FOR DECLARATORY RULING THAT

DIGITAL TELEVISION STATIONS HAVE MUST CARRY RIGHTS

# CSR 5562-Z

Guenter Marksteiner, permittee of Station WHDT-DT ("WHDT"), Channel 59,
Stuart, Florida requests a ruling that a new DTV-only television station
which seeks carriage of only a single channel of video programming is
entitled to mandatory carriage of such programming, subject to other
applicable existing requirements of the Communications Act and Part 76
of the Commission's rules.

For purposes of the Commission's ex parte rules, this proceeding will be
considered as non-restricted pursuant to Section 1.1206
("permit-but-disclose proceeding").

Comments and oppositions to WHDT's petition must be filed by August 4,
2000. Replies are due August 18, 2000. All filings should reference the
case identifier assigned to this proceeding, CSR 5562-Z.

The petition is available for public inspection in the Commission\'s
Reference Information Center:

445 12^th^ Street, S.W.

Room CY A-257

Washington, D.C. 20554

202-418-7092

Copies of the Petition and other pleadings are available for purchase
from:

ITS, Inc.

1231 20^th^ Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20036

202-857-3800 (p)

202-857-3805 (f)

http://www/itsdoc.com

Media Contact: Michelle Russo at (202) 418-2358

Cable Services Bureau Contact: Ben Golant at (202) 418-7111

TTY: (202) 418-7172

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March 24, 2000

[HAND DELIVERY]{.underline}

Ms. Magalie Roman Salas

Secretary

Federal Communications Commission

445 12th Street, SW, Room TWB-204

Washington, D.C. 20554

> Re: Notice of Ex Parte Communication
>
> In the Matter of Applications for Transfer of Control to AT&T Corp.
> ("AT&T")
>
> of Licenses and Authorizations Held by MediaOne Group, Inc.
> ("MediaOne")
>
> [CS Docket 99-251]{.underline}

Dear Ms. Salas:

In accordance with Section 1.1206(b)(1) of the Commission's rules, I am
submitting two copies of the attached letter from Susan Eid, Vice
President, Federal Relations, of MediaOne Group, Inc. for filing in the
above-referenced docket. We are also providing copies of this letter to
the Commission staff listed below.

> Sincerely,
>
> Howard J. Symons

Attachment

cc: To-Quyen Truong

Royce Dickens

Linda Senecal
**SEPARATE STATEMENT OF**

**CHAIRMAN MICHAEL K. POWELL**

*Re: Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc., Licensee of Station
WPLA(FM), Callahan, Florida; WCKT(FM), Port Charlotte, Florida (Formerly
Station WRLR(FM)); Citicasters Licenses, L.P., Licensee of Station
WXTB(FM), Clearwater, Florida; Capstar TX Limited Partnership, Licensee
of Station WRLX(FM), West Palm Beach, Florida.*

Seven broadcasts, twenty-six indecency violations, four public file
violations and fines equaling \$755,000. By today's action, we provide
yet another example of this Commission's commitment to enforce its rules
and regulations---especially as it relates to indecent programming
engulfing our broadcast airwaves.

As the Commission with the strongest enforcement record in decades, it
should come as little surprise that this Commission's indecency
enforcement has dwarfed its predecessors. I am proud of the fact that
over the past three years, we have proposed nearly twice the dollar
amount of indecency fines than the previous two Commissions combined
(over seven years) and ten times the amount of fines proposed by the
last Commission.

Now is not, however, a time to rest on our laurels and no broadcaster
should believe that we will. Indeed, due to the leadership on this issue
from Commissioner Martin, the Commission will soon begin considering
fines for each separate utterance found indecent in a broadcast. In
addition, we will continue to look to Congress to dramatically increase
the enforcement penalties available to us to prosecute clear indecency
violations. I applaud Chairman Upton, Chairman Tauzin, Congressmen
Dingell and Markey, Chairman McCain, Senator Hollings and the many
others on both sides of the aisle in Congress for providing vital
leadership on this issue.

As the Commission continues the challenging task of balancing the
protections of the First Amendment with the need to protect our young,
these increased enforcement actions will allow the Commission to turn
what is now a "cost of doing business" into a significant "cost for
doing indecent business."
Age-related increase in Adiposity to Declining Muscle and Physical
Functioning

**Christy S. Carter, Ph.D.**

Associate Director for Research, Geriatric, Research, Education and
Clinical Center\
North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System

Dr. Carter is Associate Director for Research at the GRECC and an
Assistant Professor in the Department of Aging and Geriatrics.  Her
professional interests broadly include translational models of declining
physical and cognitive performance. More specifically, she investigates
the contribution of age-related increase in adiposity to declining
muscle and physical functioning.  She currently tests a variety of
interventions in the reversal of this process including the role of the
renin-angiotensin system, diet and exercise, and the development of
novel gene therapies. A recent interest is the contribution of chronic
pain and aging to disability. 

Dr. Carter received her Ph.D. in Experimental and Biological
Psychology, with a minor in Neurobiology, from the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1998.  In 1999 Dr. Carter accepted a Research
Fellowship in Aging from Wake Forest University School of Medicine and
was subsequently promoted to Instructor and Assistant Professor during
her tenure there.  Dr. Carter joined the faculty of the University of
Florida College of Medicine in 2005 where, in addition to her academic
role, she also serves as co-Director of the Pilot/Exploratory and
Preclinical Cores of the prestigious Claude D. Pepper Older American\'s
Indepedence Center.  This center, one of only eleven in the country, was
awarded to the University of Florida from the National Institute on
Aging in April of 2007 and serves as a national and international
leader in aging research. .  She is a member of The Gerontological
Society of America, The American Geriatrics Society, The Society for
Neuroscience and The American Association for the Advancement of
Science.
**[UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT]{.smallcaps}**

*for the*

**[NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA]{.smallcaps}**

+-------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
| **[In Re:]{.smallcaps}**      | **[Chapter 13                        |
|                               | Ca                                   |
| Debtor(s)                     | se]{.smallcaps}****[:]{.smallcaps}** |
|                               |                                      |
|                               | **DEBTOR(S) STATEMENT RE PENDING     |
|                               | PROCEEDINGS UNDER 11 U.S.C.**        |
|                               | §**522(q)(1)(A) AND (B) AND NOTICE   |
|                               | THEREOF**                            |
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------------+

> **STATEMENT BY DEBTOR(S)**
>
> I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
> correct:
>
> I \_\_\_\_\_AM/ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ AM NOT a party to a pending proceeding
> in which I may be found guilty of a felony of a kind described in
> §522(q)(1)(A) or found liable for a debt of the kind described in
> §522(q)(1)(B).
>
> Date: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> Debtor
>
> Date: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> Debtor
>
> **NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST**
>
> **NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN** that B.L.R. 9014-1 of the United States
> Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California, prescribes
> the procedures to be followed and that any objection to the requested
> relief, or a request for a hearing on the matter, in either case,
> grounded only on any material inaccuracy in the above certification,
> must be filed and served upon the initiating party within 20 days of
> mailing of the notice. A request for a hearing must be accompanied by
> any declarations or memorandum of law the requesting party wishes to
> present in support of its position. If there is no timely objection to
> the requested relief or a request for a hearing, the Court may enter
> an order granting the relief by default; and the initiating party will
> give at least 10 days written notice of the hearing to the objecting
> or requesting party, and to any trustee, in the event an objection or
> request for hearing is timely made.
>
> Date:
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> Debtor
>
> Date:
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> Debtor
[CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE]{.underline}

I hereby certify that a copy of the ORDER signed by Daniel J. Davidson,
Administrative Law Judge of Food and Drugs, dated the 11^th^ day of
August, 2003 re: docket number 02H-0443, Civil Money Penalty Complaint,
was mailed this day, registered mail, postage prepaid to:

Daniel A. Kracov

Patton Boggs LLP

2550 M Street, N.W.

Washington, DC 20037

I hereby certify that a copy of the ORDER signed by Daniel J. Davidson,
Administrative Law Judge of Food and Drugs, dated the 11^th^ day of
August, 2003 re: docket number 02H-0443, Civil Money Penalty Complaint,
was hand delivered this day to:

Steven D. Silverman, Esq.

Food and Drug Administration

Office of General Counsel (GCF-1)

5600 Fishers Lane, Room 6-39

Rockville, MD 20857

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Lyle D. Jaffe

Date: August 12, 2002

02H-0443

ldj

8/12/03

Daniel A. Kracov Reg.\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Patton Boggs LLP

2550 M Street, N.W.

Washington, DC 20037

02H-0443

ldj

8/12/03

Daniel A. Kracov Reg.\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Patton Boggs LLP

2550 M Street, N.W.

Washington, DC 20037
**[George Mason University -- Master of Public Administration Emergency
Management and Homeland Security Concentration and
Certificate]{.underline}**

George Mason University is offering a Master of Public Administration
Emergency Management and Homeland Security Concentration and
Certificate. The concentration addresses policy, planning, security,
organizational, and management issues in the field of emergency
preparedness and homeland security. This concentration is structured to
enhance the capabilities of diverse federal, state, local, and volunteer
agencies, and the public and private sectors to minimize the impact of
disasters on the American public with an emphasis on how the various
elements work together in emergencies to save lives and protect
property. The concentration will address public management issues across
the four major phases of emergency management -- planning, response,
recovery and mitigation. For students not wishing to earn a Masters of
Public Administration degree an Emergency Management and Homeland
Security Certificate will be available. The Emergency Management and
Homeland Security Concentration and Certificate program is scheduled to
begin the fall semester 2007.

Concentration Courses:

-   PUAD 630 Emergency Planning and Preparedness

-   PUAD 631 Disaster Response Operations and Recovery

-   PUAD 632 Hazard Mitigation Policy

-   PUAD 633 Homeland Security: Terrorism, Threat and Vulnerability
    Analysis

-   PUAD 634 Management of International Security

-   PUAD 635 Emergency Management: Interagency Communication and
    Coordination

-   PUAD 727 Seminar in Risk Assessment and Decision Making

-   PUAD 731 Homeland Security: Transportation Security Administration

-   PUAD 738 Issues in International Security

-   PUAD 794 Internship

-   PUAD 796 Directed Readings and Research

-   COMM 637 Risk Communication

-   HSCI 540/NURS 540 Introduction to Emergency Preparedness and
    Disaster Recovery for Health Care Professionals

-   PUBP 742 Transportation Safety and Security

-   PUBP 754 Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis for
    Public Policy

-   PUBP 758 Global Threats and Medical Policies

Certificate Requirements:

-   PUAD 502 Introduction to Public Administration

-   PUAD 630 Emergency Planning and Preparedness

-   PUAD 632 Homeland Security: Terrorism, Threat and Vulnerability
    Analysis

-   Two emergency management and homeland security electives

George Mason University is accredited by the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools.

For more information:

> Contact: Paul Posner, Ph.D. Professor/MPA Director
>
> Public & International Affairs
>
> George Mason University
>
> 4400 University Drive
>
> Fairfax, Virginia 22030
>
> Phone: (703) 993-3957
>
> Fax: (703) 993-1399
>
> Email: <pposner@gmu.edu>
>
> Additional Information: <http://pia.gmu.edu/>
>
> Additional Phone: Peg Koback (703) 993-9466, <mkoback@gmu.edu>
>
> Update: 3/1/07

**"Please note: Some of the Web sites linked to in this document are not
federal government Web sites, and may not necessarily operate under the
same laws, regulations, and policies as federal Web sites."**
**STATEMENT OF WORK**

**Objectives and Approach**

> The contractor will provide Dr. Lynne Angerer with professional
> laboratory services. Junko Yaguchi's work will focus on executing a
> large number of microinjections of sea urchin embryos that will be
> required for all of the projects in the Developmental Mechanisms Unit
> and for maintaining sea urchin embryo cultures. Prior experience is
> crucial for the execution of the high throughput design of the
> experiments proposed by Dr. Angerer. The contractor will also
> participate in analyzing developmental defects that result from
> interfering the function of specific genes. The contractor will keep
> careful records of all experiments performed.

**Personnel, evaluation and schedule**

A.  [Personnel]{.underline}: Junko Yaguchi is an expert in
    microinjection of sea urchin eggs and embryos as she has carried out
    similar experiments for the past two years. Personnel provided under
    the contract will comply with the rules and policies of the NIDCR
    and its staff.

B.  [Evaluation]{.underline}: The contractor will be evaluated daily and
    if the contractor is considered to be substandard in the judgment of
    the supervisor, the contractor will initially receive notice of the
    problem from the supervisor and will be required to take corrective
    measures and to demonstrate improved performance.

C.  [Schedule]{.underline}: The contractor will perform experiments for
    40 hours per week, Monday through Friday. Failure to arrive on time
    or to follow the time schedules or instructions as indicated shall
    be considered default of the contract.

D.  [Reporting Requirements]{.underline}: The contractor shall provide
    professional services for the Developmental Mechanisms Unit, NIDCR
    during the period of July 17, 2006 through July 16, 2007. The
    contractor will be paid a total of \$27,000 for 50 weeks of work
    during this interval. The contractor will receive \$1080.00 every
    two weeks.

**Justification**

Junko Yaguchi is uniquely qualified to carry out this difficult
procedure, which is essential for the four major projects in the
Developmental Mechanisms Unit that deal with discovering the gene
regulatory networks that govern development of different cell types
during embryogenesis. Her participation is vital to the success of this
research program.
Number range CHAPTERPublication--National Ocean Service--U.S. Coast
Pilot 2, Atlantic Coast: Cape Cod, MA to Sandy Hook, NJ, 2009 (38^th^)
Edition. Change No. 01.

Coast Pilot 2 38^th^ Ed 2009 Corrections

Page 235-Paragraph 308, lines 2-6; read;

of Clarks Point, is marked by a prominent round hill.

(CL 850/08; NOS 13230)

Page 244-Paragraph 68, lines 6-7; read:

the remainder of the center span. A racon is at the bridge.

(43/08 CG1; NOS 13223)

Page 258-Paragraph 289, lines 6-8; read:

engine repairs are available. The largest lift, on the east side of the
cove about 0.3 mile above the mouth, can handle craft up to 70 tons.

(CL 988/08)

Page 270-Paragraph 114, line 8; read:

of Montauk. The yacht club can be contacted at 631-668-5052.

(DB 17217)

Page 277-Paragraph 226, line 4; read:

reported controlling depth of 6 feet in 2008. The entrance ...

(DB 17175)

Page 278-Paragraph 231, lines 9-13; read:

Creek. Berths, electricity, gasoline, diesel fuel, water, ice, marine
supplies, launching ramp, a 6-ton forklift, 55-ton mobile hoist, storage
facilities, and hull and engine repairs are available. In July 2008, a
reported depth of 8 feet was available alongside. The marina monitors
VHF-FM channel 69.

(DB 17171)

Page 307-Paragraph 273, read:

**West River**, marked by buoys, is located on the west side of the main
channel about 3 miles above Southwest Ledge Light. A Federal project
provides for a depth of 12 feet to a point about 100 feet south of the
first highway bridge (Kimberly Avenue Bridge), thence 8 feet to about
0.1 mile above the bridge; an anchorage area on the south side of the
channel about 0.9 mile above the entrance has a project depth of 6 feet.
(See Notice to Mariners and latest editions of charts for controlling
depths.) Principal waterfront facilities are at **City Point**,

(CEM-New England/88; CL 999/08; BPs 192669-71)

Page 335-Paragraph 226 through Paragraph 227, line 1; read:

**Davids Island**, southward of Davenport Neck, is owned by the city of
New Rochelle. Reefs, partly bare at low water and marked by a lighted
buoy, extend about 0.2 mile northward of the island. Davids Island is
surrounded on its east and south ...

(CL 1091/08)

Page 389-Paragraph 270, lines 7-12; read:

westerly side of the harbor to the head. In June 2008, the controlling
depths were 5.9 feet to a point abeam the southern tip of Crookes Point,
thence shoaling to bare across the channel at Buoy 6, thence 3.9 feet at
midchannel to the mouth of the harbor with shoaling to 0.5 foot along
the easterly side, thence 8.8 feet in the harbor channel to ...

(CL 842/08; BPs 192572-76)
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September 30, 2008

The Honorable Christopher Cox

Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission Headquarters

100 F Street, N.E.\
Washington, D.C. 20549

Dear Chairman Cox:

We are writing to urge that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
immediately shore up the capital of the nation's banking system by
suspending the use of fair value accounting, or 'mark to market.' While
this accounting method can raise important red flags, the mark to market
rule in an illiquid market has become counterproductive and is simply
making the situation worse.

In periods of market turmoil, financial institutions are forced to write
down the value of long term, non-trading assets below their true
economic value. These fair value requirements, while well intended, have
the unintended consequence of exacerbating economic downturns by
hamstringing the ability of banks to make loans to consumers and
businesses.

For this reason, the SEC must suspend 'mark to market' immediately and
begin work to expedite new guidance on how financial institutions should
value these assets. Until such guidance is issued, the fair value of
these assets should be estimated using the best available information of
the instrument's value, including the entity's intended use of that
asset, from the point of view of the holder of that instrument.

Sincerely,
**Animal Incident Report**

**to the U.S. Department of Transportation**

**Pursuant to 14 CFR § 234.13**

**Period: August 1-31, 2005**

**REDACTED**

**September 15, 2005**

**TOTAL ANIMALS SHPPED DURING REPORTING PERIOD: 9,933**

**TOTAL REPORTABLE INCIDENTS DURING PERIOD: 4**

**% OF REPORTABLE INCIDENTS TO ANIMALS HANDLED: 0.0004%**

[**Incident #1**:]{.underline}

CO flight 605 OKC-IAH Dalmatian -Blue Heeler Mix / 3years old

August 1, 2005 Female / Name: "Jenni"

**Owner/Guardian**

**REDACTED**

**[Narrative Description:]{.underline}**

***Description of the Incident:***

Dog escaped kennel upon arrival in Houston (IAH).

***Description of the Cause of the Incident:***

Kennel was not secured with cable ties and dog was not properly
acclimated to his kennel prior to flight. Animal was able to push door
open and escape. While running loose on the airport tarmac, the animal
injured his paws and he was treated by a local veterinarian at
Continental's expense. Animal traveled to its final destination the next
day.

***Description of any corrective action taken:***

Continental's policy already required cable ties for the kennel door and
Continental intends to continue this policy.

**[Incident #2]{.underline}**

CO flight 220 IND-EWR Labrador Retriever/ 18 months old

August 2, 2005 Male / Name: "Gollo"

**Owner/Guardian**

**REDACTED**

**[Narrative Description:]{.underline}**

***Description of the Incident:***

Dog arrived Newark deceased.

***Description of the Cause of the Incident:***

Necropsy was performed and the examining veterinarian wrote the
following regarding Gollo. He stated that "..death in this dog was
likely caused by acute cardiovascular collapse... it was very likely a
preexisting cardiovascular problem that was difficult to identify, it at
all identifiable, when the animal was alive."

***Description of any corrective action taken:***

None needed.

**[Incident #3]{.underline}**

CO flight 218 EWR-TPA German Pointer / 3yr old

August 13, 2005 Female / Name: "Dianna"

**Owner/Guardian**

**REDACTED**

**[Narrative Description:]{.underline}**

***Description of the Incident:***

Self-inflicted injury to the mouth which occurred when animal chewed
through the kennel.

***Description of the Cause of the Incident:***

Animal was not acclimated to its kennel and tried to chew its way out.
Slightly injured its mouth in doing so. Owner agreed to take the animal
to her own vet at her expense.

***Description of any corrective action taken:***

None needed.

**[Incident #4]{.underline}**

CO flight 148 EWR-SFO Golden Retriever / 8 years old

August 21, 2005 Male / Name: "Duke"

**Owner/Guardian**

**REDACTED**

**[Narrative Description:]{.underline}**

***Description of the Incident:***

Duke flew on a non-stop flight from Newark, NJ to San Francisco, CA
along with another pet from the same family (separate kennel). Upon
arrival of the aircraft, Duke was deceased.

***Description of the Cause of the Incident:***

Necropsy results indicated that Duke died from a pre-existing cardiac
disease that resulted in acute shock and cardiac failure.

***Description of any corrective action taken:***

None needed.
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# 

[**Truck wreck spills chemicals**]{.smallcaps}

# 

# May 23, 2001

A tractor-trailer was leaking hazardous chemicals onto a parking lot at
Montgomery Regional Hospital late Tuesday night. A hazardous materials
crew was working to clean up the spill, Blacksburg police said, and
hospital traffic was being rerouted to avoid the leak. It was uncertain
at press time what type of chemicals were leaking.

Chemical Waste -- Spill at Hospital Investigated

Tractor-trailer accident leads to hospital hazmat scare Investigators
are continuing to probe a hazmat scare last week at Montgomery Regional
Hospital in Roanoke, VA, created by a tractor-trailer allegedly carrying
overloaded containers of hazardous waste that spilled. According to the
Roanoke Times & World News, the problem was discovered last Tuesday
night, about 10 hours after the truck had been rear-ended by another
tractor-trailer, and shut down the hospital to everyone but emergency
patients. The driver of the truck had neck and back pain and decided to
stop at the hospital for treatment when a security guard noticed
condensation from inside the truck leaking onto the pavement and,
knowing the truck was hauling chemical waste, called for help. The
regional hazardous materials team and firefighters worked throughout the
night to contain the chemical spilled on the floor of the trailer.
Hospital officials said the chemical, phosphorus pentasulfide, is a
yellow, flaky substance similar to what is used to make matchheads. The
chemical could explode when mixed with water, the official said. The
truck was hauling 180 five-gallon pails of chemical waste, said a state
investigator. Some of the pails that were overfilled had cracked,
causing the chemical to spill. The truck was also carrying other
corrosive chemicals, but the phosphorus pentasulfide was the only
chemical that spilled, the official said. The truck had been rear-ended
by another tractor-trailer earlier in the day, a fact that investigators
said likely contributed to the problem. The hospital returned to normal
operations Wednesday morning. According to the hospital\'s chief
operating officer, patients and staff were never in any immediate
danger.
[X-RAY DIFFRACTION PATTERNS OF SINGLE AU NANOPARTICLES]{.underline}, [M.
R. Miller]{.underline}^1^, P. Ho^2^, R. Santra\*^2,3^, Northwestern
University^1^, Evanston, IL 60201, Argonne National Laboratory^2^,
Chemical Sciences and Engineering Division, Argonne, IL 60439,
University of Chicago^3^, Department of Physics, Chicago, IL 60637,
rsantra@anl.gov

X-ray diffraction is a critical technique for structural determination
of fixed macromolecular crystals, relying on lattice periodicity to
induce constructive interference of photon scattering amplitudes at
angles satisfying the Bragg condition. This study investigates the
transition of this technique to the imaging of a single gold (Au)
nanoparticle aligned within an optical trap. A rectangular prismatic Au
nanoparticle of 10^7^ atoms is probed by a 20 keV hard x-ray pulse of
10^6^ photons and (10 μm)^2^ cross section to match the specifications
of existing third-generation synchrotron radiation sources. The
resulting diffraction pattern is considered in the small and wide angle
regimes to demonstrate the applicability of this technique on all
structurally relevant length scales. The response of diffraction
patterns to variations in particle aspect ratio and alignment angle with
respect to an incident x-ray pulse are demonstrated. Wide angle
scattering resolves Ångstrom length scales and indicates lattice
alignment sensitivity through the intermittent appearance of Bragg
diffraction peaks, while small angle scattering responds to
nanometer-scale alterations through the evolution of the intense
scattering boundary surrounding the forward peak. Small angle scattering
accounts for twenty detectable photons per x-ray pulse at optimal
alignment and is present throughout all alignment angles, whereas wide
angle scattering collects a maximum of four photons within narrow
alignment intervals. X-ray diffraction in the small angle region is thus
the best strategy for measurement of the time-evolution of dynamic
particle systems with use of the stated x-ray source parameters.
Adjustment of the x-ray beam cross section or number of photons per
pulse may permit particle structure retrieval from either angular range
of a diffraction pattern generated from one x-ray pulse, suggesting
x-ray diffraction as a viable tool for analyses of nanoparticle dynamics
and interparticle interactions.
Updated as of May 23, 2001

#### Outside Groups Now Opposing H.R. 1 -- Education Bill

As of 5/2/01 at 6:08 PM, when all private school choice was voted out of
the Chairman\'s Mark, Straight A\'s having already been dropped from the
Mark, the following groups and individuals publicly stated their
opposition to the Chairman\'s Mark since it no longer contains the key
elements of the President\'s education plan:

1.  Focus on the Family

2.  Dr. James Dobson

3.  Family Research Council (FRC)

4.  Concerned Women For America (CWA)

5.  Eagle Forum

6.  America Family Association (AFA)

7.  Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE)

8.  American Conservative Union (ACU)

9.  National Taxpayers Union (NTU)

10. National Tax Limitation Committee

11. Coalition on Urban Renewal and Education (CURE)

12. Traditional Values Coalition (TVC)

13. Free Congress Foundation

14. Education Policy Institute

15. American Association of Christian Schools (AACS)

16. People Advancing Christian Education (PACE)

17. Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)

18. Tradition, Family, Property, Inc

19. Coalitions for America

20. 60 Plus

21. Janet Parshall with Janet Parshall's America

22. American Conservative Network

23. National Association of Christian Teachers

In addition, [The Heritage Foundation]{.underline} has expressed
profound reservations about the loss of Straight A's and other
meaningful reforms as outlined in a memo dated 5/3/01 and the
[Independent Women\'s Forum]{.underline} has expressed concern that the
general principles of school choice have been abandoned, and, as
outlined in a memo dated 5/4/01, is \"disappointed\" that gender equity
programs have been reinstated.

(over for more organizations)

24. CatholicVote.org

25. Citizens for Excellence in Education

26. Maple River Education Coalition

27. Lexington Institute

28. Veritas Media Group

29. Cornerstone Policy Research

30. Diocese Report

31. Religious Freedom Coalition

32. Pro-Family Network

33. The Fountain Gateway

34. American Vote

35. The American Council for Health Care Reform

36. American Foundation for Health Care Reform

37. The Innocence Project

38. Regain American Heritage Foundation

39. Citizens For Educational Freedom

**State Based Groups**

40. Rocky Mountain Family Council (CO)

41. Yankee Institute (CT)

42. Family Foundation of Kentucky

43. Eagle Forum of Georgia

44. Illinois Family Institute

45. Louisiana Family Forum

46. Christian Civic League of Maine

47. Association of Maryland Families

48. Citizens for Parent\'s Rights of Maryland

49. American Family Association of Michigan

50. Family First of Nebraska

51. New Jersey Family Policy Council

52. Christian Coalition Of Ohio

53. Ohio Chapter National Reform Association

54. Pennsylvania Family Institute

55. Citizens Against Higher Taxes (PA)

56. American Family Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania

57. South Dakota Family Policy Council

58. Free Market Foundation (TX)

59. Texas Public Policy Foundation

60. Washington Marketing Group, Inc.
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#  Glossary

*Note: This Section lists new terminology introduced for describing
system designs. See the CVISN Glossary and other reference documents
listed in Appendix A for background material and explanations of other
terms.*

**build.** A release or version of a software system that marks a
developmental milestone. The build operates as a stand-alone system, but
offers only a subset of the functionality required of the final system.

**compatible systems.** Systems that carry out their own, separate
functions without interfering with each other, even when in close
proximity (e.g., a DSRC tag and a cellular data link, or two tags on
adjacent vehicles) or sharing a resource (e.g., two software packages
executing simultaneously on the same computer).

**CVISN compliant systems.** Systems that satisfy CVISN compliance
requirements. These requirements include adherence to CVISN open
interface standards, support for CVISN operational concepts, and use of
shared process and data definitions. CVISN compliance requirements are
under development and will be fully documented. The goal of CVISN
compliance requirements is to ensure the interoperability of some CVISN
systems (e.g., CAT's & CI's) and the interchangeability of some CVISN
systems (e.g., DSRC tags).

**FFE - Flat file equivalent.** A formatted file whose contents are
equivalent to a particular EDI message.

**interoperable systems.** Different types of systems which cooperate to
accomplish a shared function (e.g., a DSRC tag and DSRC reader, or a CAT
and a CI).

**interchangeable systems.** Similar systems which can be interchanged
with one another without any significant change in capability (e.g.,
replacing one car radio with another).

**LM - Legacy Modification.** Changes to a state's legacy systems to
handle EDI standard transactions and enhanced functionality associated
with CVISN precepts.

**LSI - Legacy System Interface.** Application and system software
specific to a legacy system and host CVISN system that manages an
interface and translates between EDI standard messages and proprietary
data exchanges. Used when adherence to EDI standards by a state legacy
system is impractical.

**thread.** A sequence of processing steps and data flows that
constitute a logical process. Thread diagrams typically show how a
business process is implemented across a number of distinct systems.

**Transaction Set.** An ANSI X12 EDI standard data format, together with
its usage rules, options and variations.

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**DA 06-1808**

**Released: September 11, 2006**

**NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF DOMESTIC SECTION 214 APPLICATION FROM STREAMLINED
TREATMENT**

**WC Docket No. 06-164**

The application listed in this notice has been removed from streamlined
treatment pursuant to the Commission's streamlined procedures for
domestic section 214 transfer of control applications.[^1] Section
63.03(c)(1)(v) of the Commission's rules provides that, at any time
after an application is filed, the Commission, acting through the Chief
of the Wireline Competition Bureau, may notify an applicant that its
application is being removed from streamlined processing where the
Commission "determines that the application requires further analysis to
determine whether a proposed transfer of control would serve the public
interest."[^2] This application is being removed from streamlined
treatment for further consideration of the transaction.[^3]

1.  **Domestic Section 214 Application Filed for the Transfer of Assets
    of Supra Telecommunications and Information Systems, Inc. to
    Cleartel Communications, Inc., Supra Telecommunications and
    Information Systems Acquisition Corp., and Cleartel
    Telecommunications, Inc., WC Docket No. 06-164**[^4]

For further information, please contact Jodie May at (202) 418-0913,
Competition Policy Division, Wireline Competition Bureau.

[^1]: 47 C.F.R. § 63.03; *Implementation of Further Streamlining
    Measures for Domestic Section 214 Authorizations*, 17 FCC Rcd 5517
    (2002) (*Streamlining Order*).

[^2]: *See* 47 C.F.R. § 63.03(c)(1)(v).

[^3]: Except in extraordinary circumstances, final action on this
    application should be expected no later than 180 days from public
    notice that the application was accepted for filing. *See* 47 C.F.R.
    § 63.03(c)(2).

[^4]: *See* Domestic Section 214 Application Filed for the Transfer of
    Assets of Supra Telecommunications and Information Systems, Inc. to
    Cleartel Communications, Inc., Supra Telecommunications and
    Information Systems Acquisition Corp., and Cleartel
    Telecommunications, Inc., WC Docket No. 06-164, Public Notice, DA
    06-1744 (rel. Aug. 30, 2006). Comments and reply comments on this
    application are due September 13, 2006 and September 20, 2006,
    respectively. These filing dates remain unchanged.