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APPENDIX 1

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INTRODUCTION TO INSTRUCTION FOR COMPLETION OF

FHA FORMS NO. 2013-GP-1 AND 2013-GP-2

APPLICATION FOR GROUP PRACTICE MORTGAGE INSURANCE

HUD-FHA procedures divide the process for filing an application

for group practice facility mortgage insurance into two stages, the

first being the \"Preliminary Analysis\" and the second being the

\"Application\" itself. There is a \$400 fee for preliminary analysis

and the proposal may be made by the sponsor by filing FHA Form No. 2013

GP-1, Request for Preliminary Analysis, with the appropriate Field

Office. Formal application, through an approved mortgagee (lender) on

FHA Form 2013 GP-2, together with a fee of \$1.50 per \$1,000 of
mortgage

amount requested, may be filed upon invitation after the preliminary

analysis.

In addition, within thirty days after date of commitment, a

commitment fee must be paid which, when added to the fee paid with the

application for mortgage insurance, will aggregate \$3.00 per \$1,000 of

the amount of the loan set forth in the commitment.

Field Offices will provide advice an assistance to potential

sponsors in connection with the submission of an application. Due

to the variety of HUD-FHA requirements with regard to the nature of the

sponsorship, size and character of the proposed project, etc., it is

advisable to seek the assistance of the Field Office in order to submit

an application which will meet all of these requirements and will,

therefore, not be subject to avoidable delay. Accordingly the following

instructions assume that all necessary preapplication advice and
assistance

has been obtained. In all instances where there are no specific

instructions given below, it is presumed that the item is

self-explanatory.

In every instance in which the spaces provided herein are insufficient

for a fully and complete itemization or description, attach a

supplementary sheet to be captioned in each instance with the section
and

subsection number of which it is a continuation; e.g., Section E,

subsection 5 (continued).

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HUD-Wash., D. C.
MESSAGE NO: 8346201 DATE: 12/11/2008

CATEGORY: ADA TYPE: ADM

REFERENCE: 8262204 REFERENCE DATE: 09/18/2008

CASES: A-588-201

PERIOD COVERED: 09/11/2008

LIQ SUSPENSION DATE:

TO: DIRECTORS OF FIELD OPERATIONS, PORT DIRECTORS

FROM: DIRECTOR, SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT

RE: AMENDED CASH DEPOSIT INSTRUCTIONS FOR BALL BEARINGS, FROM JAPAN
(A-588-201-007/009/012/014/017/046/047/048)

REF: E-MAIL 8262204 DATED 09/18/2008

1\. COMMERCE HAS AMENDED THE FINAL RESULTS OF ITS ADMINISTRATIVE

REVIEW OF THE ANTIDUMPING DUTY ORDER ON BALL BEARINGS AND PARTS

THEREOF FROM JAPAN FOR THE PERIOD 05/01/2006 THROUGH

04/30/2007. THIS AMENDMENT WAS PUBLISHED ON 12/09/2008 IN THE

FEDERAL REGISTER AND CHANGES THE CASH DEPOSIT RATE FOR THE

MANUFACTURERS/EXPORTERS LISTED IN PARAGRAPH 2.

2\. FOR SHIPMENTS OF BALL BEARINGS FROM JAPAN ENTERED, OR

WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE, FOR CONSUMPTION ON OR AFTER

09/11/2008, THE AMENDED CASH DEPOSIT REQUIREMENT IS AS

FOLLOWS:

NACHI-FUJIKOSHI CORPORATION

A-588-201-007

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 10.31%

NTN CORPORATION (FORMERLY NTN TOYO BEARINGS CO., LTD.)

A-588-201-009

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 12.58%

AISIN SEIKI CO., LTD. (AISIN SEIKI)

A-588-201-012

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 10.31%

CANON INC. (CANON)

A-588-201-014

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 10.31%

NIPPON PILLOW BLOCK COMPANY LTD. (NPB)

(FORMERLY NIPPON PILLOW BLOCK SALES CO., LTD.)

A-588-201-017

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 10.31%

SAPPORO PRECISION BEARINGS, INC. (A.K.A. KITANIHON HIGH

PRECISION CO. LTD.) AND KITANIHON SIEKI CO. LTD

A-588-201-046

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 10.31%

TOYOTA MOTOR CORP. (TOYOTA INDUSTRIES CORP.)

A-588-201-047

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 10.31%

YAMAZAKI MAZAK TRADING CO.

A-588-201-048

AMENDED FINAL CASH DEPOSIT RATE: 10.31%

3\. THESE CASH DEPOSIT REQUIREMENTS SHALL REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL

FURTHER NOTICE.

4\. DO NOT LIQUIDATE ANY ENTRIES OF THE MERCHANDISE INCLUDED IN

THIS ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW UNTIL ASSESSMENT INSTRUCTIONS ARE

RECEIVED.

5\. IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER BY CBP

OFFICERS, THE IMPORTING PUBLIC OR INTERESTED PARTIES, PLEASE

CONTACT DAVINA HASHMI OR RON TRENTHAM AT THE OFFICE OF AD/CVD

OPERATIONS, IMPORT ADMINISTRATION, INTERNATIONAL TRADE

ADMINISTRATION, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, AT (202) 482-0984

OR (202) 482-3577, RESPECTIVELY (GENERATED BY O5:TES).

6\. THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS ON THE RELEASE OF THIS INFORMATION.

DAVID M. GENOVESE
Poster Presentation 2-55

# Enzymatic Synthesis of Monolaurin

Pereira, C.C.B.^1^; Lisboa, J.S.^2^; Silva, M.A.P.^1^; Langone,
M.A.P.^2\*^

^1^Escola de Química

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Centro de Tecnologia

Bloco E, Lab I 221

Cidade Universitária

21949-900. RJ, RJ -- Brazil

^2^Instituto de Química

Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro

Rua Sao Francisco Xavier 524, PHLC, sl 310

CEP 20550-013, RJ, RJ - Brazil

Phone: 55-21-2587-7322, r 46; Fax: 55-21-2587-7227; E-mail:
<langonem@uerj.br>

Monolaurin, the monoglyceride studied in this work, is an anionic
surfactant with important applications in cosmetic, pharmaceutical and
food industries. The antimicrobial activities of monolaurin have also
been reported, especially as intravaginal microbiocides for protection
against sexually transmitted diseases. The synthesis of monolaurin was
carried out by esterification of lauric acid with glycerol in a
solvent-free system. A commercial immobilized lipase (Lipozyme IM 20,
Novo Nordisk) was mixed with the organic reagents, in an open batch
reactor with constant stirring. The effects of fatty acid/glycerol molar
ratio (0.65 to 1.35), temperature (50 to 60^o^C) and Lipozyme
concentration (1 to 5 %w/w) on the selectivity of monolaurin were
determined using an experimental design technique. Reactions were
carried out for 6 h and the concentration of lauric acid, mono-, di- and
trilaurin were determined by capillary gas chromatography (GC).
Conversions close to 70 % were attained. Higher selectivities were
obtained under the following experimental conditions: lauric
acid/glycerol molar ratio of 1, temperature of 55^o^C, and enzyme
concentration of 3 %w/w. In most of the experiments, the concentration
of monolaurin was about twice that of dilaurin, and only trace amounts
of trilaurin were found.
**[Large Procurements]{.underline}**

In recent years, there have been an increasing number of large
procurements that have been assessed the standard burden rates thereby
assuming a disproportionate share of the indirect pool. In order to
remedy this inequity, the Disclosure Statement was modified to include a
Large Procurement policy.

A single procurement that is \$600,000 or greater will be charged only
the standard material burden rate in effect on the first \$600,000. The
procurement amount, other than purchased capital equipment, will be
assessed traditional G&A only on the first \$600,000. The material
burden assessed on the first \$600,000 will be assessed the full G&A.
Procurement of purchased capital equipment will continue not to receive
G&A on the capital equipment item purchased. The first \$600,000 will be
assessed the standard material burden rate in effect. The material
burden assessed on the first \$600,000 will be assessed the full G&A.

Since the automated systems will calculate the burdens as usual, a
journal voucher entry will be made to reduce any application of burdens
beyond the \$600,000 level.

Because of the complexities involved in executing this policy, only
those procurements that qualify for the special handling on the original
transaction will receive this treatment for indirect costs.
> **DA 01-1485**
>
> **Released: June 22, 2001**
>
> **COMMON CARRIER BUREAU ANNOUNCES THAT**
>
> **THE COMMISSION WILL NO LONGER ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR**
>
> **PART 68 CERTIFICATION AND PETITIONS FOR WAIVER OF PART 68 TECHNICAL
> CRITERIA**
>
> Pursuant to *In the Matter of* *2000 Biennial Regulatory Review of
> Part 68 of the Commission's Rules and Regulations*, CC Docket 99-216,
> *Report and Order*, FCC 00-400, 66 FR 7579 (January 24, 2001)
> (*Order*), the Commission will no longer accept applications for
> certification of terminal equipment under 47 C.F.R. Part 68 as of July
> 23, 2001. Also, petitions for waiver of the Part 68 rules that were
> eliminated in the *Order,* including those pertaining to the
> Commission's streamlined waiver process for stutter dial tone (section
> 68.312(i)) and ADSL/RADSL terminal equipment (section 68.308(e)(1)),
> should no longer be filed with the Commission after July 23, 2001. As
> of July 23, 2001, parties seeking to request exceptions or interim
> criteria for their terminal equipment that does not meet the published
> technical criteria should contact the Administrative Council for
> Terminal Attachments (ACTA). The Commission's rules pertaining to
> hearing aid compatibility and volume control are not affected by this
> action.
>
> The ACTA, established by the Commission in the *Order,* is responsible
> for establishing and maintaining a database of equipment found to be
> compliant with industry-established technical criteria, establishing
> numbering and labeling requirements, and establishing filing
> requirements for certification.
>
> The *Order* requires certification of terminal equipment by one of two
> methods. The first method, which is currently available to applicants,
> is certification by a Telecommunication Certification Body (TCB). Once
> ACTA establishes filing requirements for TCBs and so notifies them,
> TCBs must send their certificates to ACTA\'s designated receiver.
> Until that time, TCBs may continue to send their certificates to the
> Commission.
>
> Once ACTA establishes the supporting database, numbering and labeling
> requirements, and data filing requirements, the second method,
> self-declaration of conformity (SDoC) certification, will be available
> to terminal equipment suppliers. At that time, suppliers declaring
> conformity may send required data to ACTA\'s designated receiver.
> Parties seeking information on the SDoC certification method may
> contact Tim Jeffries, (202) 662-8669, email: tjeffries@atis.org.
>
> For further information about this Notice, please contact Bill Howden
> at (202) 418-2343, email: <whowden@fcc.gov> or Susan Magnotti at (202)
> 418-0871, email: [smagnott@fcc.gov](mailto:whowden@fcc.gov) . TTY:
> (202) 418-0484.

-FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION-
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## Telephone Fax

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**Contact: Tobey Quint**

**781-794-5558**

**Online registration and additional information is available at:**
<http://www.fdic.gov/news/conferences/index.html>
# SEPARATE STATEMENT OF 

# COMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. COPPS

***Approving in Part, Dissenting in Part***

*RE: Carrier Current Systems, including Broadband over Power Line
Systems; ET Docket No. 03-104; Amendment of Part 15 regarding new
requirements and measurement guidelines for Access Broadband over Power
Line Systems; ET Docket No. 04-37, Notice of Proposed Rule Making*

Last month I was lucky enough to join Commissioner Adelstein at a
demonstration of powerline broadband, and I've been watching the
technology develop over the time I've been at the Commission with much
interest. Today this technology is just being deployed. Tomorrow I hope
it will substantially increase broadband competition. Today companies
plan to deploy it in urban and suburban communities. But I hope power
lines will someday, sooner rather than later, deliver broadband to rural
America as well. So we are at the beginning, and we all have high hopes.

Because of this, I strongly support the technical inquiries and
proposals we make today. We need to set the technological rules of the
game early and transparently, so that the entrepreneurs in this industry
can make investments with confidence. As regards interference, I believe
we make another step in that direction today, so I'm happy to support
the technical side of our item.

Today's item dodges some of the hardest questions, however. For the same
reasons it is important to provide certainty for industry and consumers
as concerns interference, it is important to provide certainty on the
policy implications that we will surely face as powerline broadband
expands. These questions are hard and uncomfortable ones. But we should
never shy away from asking the hard questions. Avoiding questions today
only makes it harder for a future Commission to move ahead once
architectures are in place and investments are being made.

So I would tackle now issues such as CALEA, universal service,
disabilities access, E911, pole attachments, competition protections,
and, critically here, how to handle the potential for
cross-subsidization between regulated power businesses and unregulated
communications businesses. Is it right to allow electricity rate payers
to pay higher bills every month to subsidize an electric company's foray
into broadband?

Some will argue that we don't know enough about what this technology
will look like yet. Or that we shouldn't regulate an infant technology
out of existence. Or that we shouldn't saddle a new technology with
long-standing policy objectives. I disagree. Just because these policy
goals are long standing doesn't mean that they are out of date. Public
safety, rural service, competition, and disabilities access never go out
of date. These are the same things complicating our ability to move
ahead on the VOIP issues that we discussed earlier today.

I don't yet know how these issues will play out for powerline broadband
or what rules the Commission should adopt. But we should have used this
NPRM to start thinking about it.

So I will vote to approve in part and to dissent in part.
####  DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

EYE CLINIC

1\. Use tap water

-   Room temperature (cool) water will usually be cool enough.

-   If you need extra relief and your doctor advises, chilled water from
    the refrigerator

can be used.

2.  Use a clean washcloth.

3\. Fill your sink or wash basin about half full with room temperature
water.

4\. Soak the cloth in cool water.

-   Wring it out,

-   Lay it over the [closed]{.underline} eye or eyes to be soaked.

5\. When the cool sensation is lost,

-   Re-soak the cloth,

-   Wring it out again,

-   Then re-soak the eyelid(s).

6.  Repeat this for 5 minutes.

7\. You should do the cool compresses for the following eye condition:

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8.  You should do the cool compresses \_\_\_\_ times per day or at
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9\. You should do the cool compresses for
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_­­­­\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_(duration of

condition).

10. Please call the Eye Clinic at **( ) -** with any questions or
    problems.

Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00AM to 4:30PM.

**On weekends, go to the VA Urgent Care Clinic or local Emergency Room
if needed.**

FLUOSCEIN AN

GIOGRAPHY
**Before the**

**Federal Communications Commission**

**Washington, DC 20554**

In the Matter of )

)

Request for Review of the )

Decision of the )

Universal Service Administrator by )

)

St. Michael School ) SLD-207029

Brooklyn, New York )

)

Federal-State Joint Board on ) CC Docket No. 96-45

Universal Service )

)

Changes to the Board of Directors of the ) CC Docket No. 97-21

National Exchange Carrier Association, Inc. )

**order**

**Adopted: June 23, 2000 Released: June 26, 2000**

By the Accounting Policy Division:

1.  The Common Carrier Bureau has under consideration a Letter of Appeal
    filed by St. Michael School (St. Michael), Brooklyn, New York, on
    March 24, 2000.[^1] In its Letter of Appeal, St. Michael seeks
    review of a decision issued by the Schools and Libraries Division
    (SLD) of the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC or
    Administrator). Simultaneously to filing its appeal with the
    Commission, St. Michael filed an appeal with the Administrator.[^2]
    For the reasons set forth below, we dismiss without prejudice St.
    Michael's Letter of Appeal to the Commission.

2.  The Commission\'s rules regarding appeals of SLD decisions do not
    contemplate simultaneous appeals to the Commission and the
    Administrator.[^3] In this case, because St. Michael has an appeal
    pending before the Administrator, we dismiss St. Michael's Letter of
    Appeal to the Commission without prejudice. Once the Administrator
    has issued its decision on St. Michael's appeal, St. Michael may
    then appeal to the Commission if it believes such appeal is
    warranted at that time.[^4]

3.  ACCORDINGLY, IT IS ORDERED, pursuant to authority delegated under
    sections 0.91, 0.291, and 54.722(a) of the Commission\'s rules, 47
    C.F.R. §§ 0.91, 0.291, and 54.722(a), that the Letter of Appeal
    filed by St. Michael School, Brooklyn, New York, IS DISMISSED
    WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Sharon L. Webber

Deputy Chief, Accounting Policy Division

Common Carrier Bureau

[^1]: Letter from Margaret Ford, St. Michael School, to Federal
    Communications Commission, filed March 24, 2000 (Letter of Appeal).

[^2]: *See* Letter from Margaret Ford, St. Michael School, to Schools
    and Libraries Division, Universal Service Administrative Company,
    filed March 28, 2000.

[^3]: *See* 47 C.F.R. § 54.720 (allowing appeals to either the
    Commission or the Administrator, but tolling the filing period with
    the Commission, when an applicant has an appeal pending with the
    Administrator, until the Administrator issues a decision on the
    appeal).

[^4]: *See* 47 C.F.R. §§ 54.719 -- 54.725 (setting forth rights of
    review, filing deadlines, standards of review, and other rules
    pertaining to Commission review of the Administrator's decisions).
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######### Section 109.---MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT

Revised 2 October 2005

*[INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING]{.mark}*

\$\$109.08A

109.08(b). Add the following:

> Submit invoices by the 7th day after the closing date. Invoices
> received after the 16th day following the closing date will not be
> accepted for payment processing that month. Include late, unprocessed
> invoice submittals in the following month's invoice.

\$\$109.08B

109.08(c). Add the following:

> The government's designated billing office is:

Federal Highway Administration

Eastern Federal Lands Highway Division

Loudoun Tech Center

21400 Ridgetop Circle

Room 200

Sterling, Virginia 20166-6511

ATTN: CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
REPORT NO: 1346 MEDIA BUREAU REGISTRATIONS OCTOBER 16, 2002

This Public Notice has been generated by the Media Bureau from the Cable
Operations & Licensing Systems (COALS). This Public Notice is intended
to list newly registered Community Unit Identification (CUID) Numbers.

This Public Notice lists those filings processed by the Media Bureau as
registrations pursuant to §76.1801 of the Commission's Rules. Should any
of these registrations contain a request for special relief, such wavier
requests will be handled separately through the special relief process.
Furthermore, parties seeking special relief are advised that such
requests must be initiated through the special relief provisions of
§76.7 of the Rules.

Files containing these registrations can be reviewed in the Commissions
Reference Information Center, CY-Level, 445 12^th^ Street, S.W.
Washington, DC 20054.

It is requested that all responses or statements refer to the FCC
assigned Community Unit Identification (CUID) Number; e.g., AL0001.

> For further information about this Public Notice contact the Media
> Bureau at (202) 418-7000.

**REPORT NO: 1346 MEDIA BUREAU REGISTRATIONS OCTOBER 16, 2002**

**CUID CODE COMMUNITY COUNTY COMMUNITY TYPE LEGAL NAME CALL SIGNS**

GA1055 DARIEN MCINTOSH Incorporated City DARIEN COMMUNICATIONS INC WTLV

WTOC

WTGS

WPXS

WJCL

WGN

WSAV

WVAN

GA1056 MCINTOSH MCINTOSH Unincorporated Outside DARIEN COMMUNICATIONS
INC WTGS

WJCL

WTLV

WTOC

WPXS

WVAN

WGN

WSAV

IA0982 ALBION TOWN MARSHALL Incorporated Town HEART OF IOWA
COMMUNICATIONS COOPERATIVE

KCRG

KPWB

KPXR

WGN

KWWF

KGAN

KFXA

KWKB

KWWL

IA0983 LISCOMB TOWN MARSHALL Incorporated Town HEART OF IOWA
COMMUNICATIONS COOPERATIVE

KCRG

WGN

KWWL

KPXR

KGAN

**REPORT NO: 1346 MEDIA BUREAU REGISTRATIONS OCTOBER 16, 2002**

**CUID CODE COMMUNITY COUNTY COMMUNITY TYPE LEGAL NAME CALL SIGNS**

IA0983 LISCOMB TOWN cont. KFXA

KWWF

KWKB

KPWB

IA0984 UNION TOWN HARDIN Incorporated Town HEART OF IOWA COMMUNICATIONS
COOPERATIVE

KWWF

KWKB

KPWB

KCRG

WGN

KWWL

KPXR

KGAN

KFXA

IA0985 WHITTEN TOWN HARDIN Incorporated Town HEART OF IOWA
COMMUNICATIONS COOPERATIVE

> KWWL

KPXR

KFXA

KGAN

KWWF

KWKB

KPWB

KCRG

WGN

MI2026 ALLEN HILLSDALE Incorporated Township COMCAST CABLEVISION OF
FLINT INC WTVG

WTOLTV

WLNSTV

WLAJ

WKARTV

WSYM

WILXTV

**-FCC-**
Dated January 18, 2002

Dear X:

This letter is in response to your letter dated May 13, 2001, to Dr.
JoLeta Reynolds of the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP)
regarding media attendance at individualized education program (IEP)
meetings. Your letter also requests that OSEP investigate the Fresno
Unified School District (FUSD) for violations of the Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). I apologize for the delay in
responding.

With respect to your concerns as to whether members of the news media
may attend IEP meetings, neither the IDEA statute nor its implementing
regulations specifically address this matter. However, OSEP provided
guidance on this matter to the FUSD in a letter to Dr. Marilyn Shepherd,
of the FUSD Department of Special Education dated July 2, 2001. A copy
of our response is attached to this letter for your review.

As a general matter, OSEP does not perform investigations of local
educational agencies (LEAs). Under the IDEA, each State that accepts
IDEA funds is required to develop policies and procedures, through the
State educational agency (SEA), to resolve signed written complaints
filed by individual parents of children with disabilities, other
individuals, or organizations. As part of its general supervisory
responsibility under the IDEA, an SEA must implement complaint
resolution procedures in a manner that meets the requirements of
§§300.660-300.662. Section 300.661 of the IDEA implementing regulations
specifies the minimum complaint procedures that each SEA is required to
implement. OSEP, in turn, monitors each State's compliance with these
requirements in its continuous improvement monitoring process. An SEA is
required to resolve *any* complaint that meets the requirements of
§300.662.

Thus, your complaint against the FUSD is more appropriately addressed by
filing a signed written complaint with the California State Department
of Education, Special Education Office at this address:

> Dr. Alice Parker
>
> Director of Special Education
>
> California Department of Education
>
> 428 J Street
>
> P.O. Box 1379
>
> Sacramento, California 95812

You may access the IDEA statute and regulations via our website at
[http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSERS/OSEP/](http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSERS/OSEP/index.html).
We hope that this information is helpful. If you need further
assistance, you may contact Dr. JoLeta Reynolds or Troy Justesen at
202-205-5507 at OSEP.

> Sincerely,
>
> /s/
>
> Patricia J. Guard
>
> Acting Director
>
> Office of Special Education Programs

Enclosure

cc: Dr. Alice D. Parker

California Department of Education

Marilyn Shepherd, Ed.D.

FUSD Department of Special Education
As most of you already know, the public response to the storm damage we
suffered this winter has been extraordinary. More than a thousand
individuals have contacted us to indicate their willingness to
participate as volunteers in whatever we need to do to restore access
and facilities at Mount Rainier National Park.

 

In the midst of the great challenges we still face, this is a tremendous
opportunity. Volunteers not only help us to accomplish more than we
could without their help, they also build support within the public
community. Volunteers are partners, and our partners are advocates for
us in all kinds of important ways. Volunteers take pride and ownership
in their national park to a degree that most casual visitors never do.

 

Because of this, the Superintendent and Management Team have committed a
healthy piece our flood recovery resources toward growing our volunteer
program. I am working full-time this summer as volunteer program
manager, assisted by Jill Baum of the student Conservation Association.

 

We encourage you to think creatively about how your operation can
provide new opportunities for volunteer involvement. This may involve
individual volunteers working alongside permanent or seasonal staff on a
long-term project, or teams of volunteers helping out for just a day or
two to accomplish a special task. We encourage you to promote your
existing staff\--both paid and volunteer\--into positions of leadership
working with volunteers. Or, if you prefer, we will make crew leaders
available to supervise your project, from a group of experienced field
team members now being recruited through the Student Conservation
Association.

 

To make working with volunteers as easy as possible, we\'ve developed a
brief form, attached, which you can fill out and send to us any time you
need a team of volunteers to accomplish any project. It should literally
be as easy as telling us what you want to accomplish, and when and
where, and what resources you need to accomplish it. Our program will
recruit volunteers that match the skills you need, make sure they show
up at the proper place and time, and help you find the tools and other
resources you need to get the job done.

 

Our army of volunteers has waited patiently all winter for the snow to
melt, so that we can begin working together to restore the park. Now
that the skunk cabbages are beginning to bloom, it\'s time to fill the
calendar with projects and put our volunteers to work. So, think about
how you can tap this extraordinary resource, and send me your volunteer
requests. We\'ll match them up with the volunteers we already have in
our database, and we\'ll also post them on our newly upgraded public
[volunteer
website](http://www.nps.gov/mora/supportyourpark/volunteer.htm) .

 

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me, or stop by my office
in the Longmire Admin Building. Thanks,

 

Kevin Bacher

Volunteer Program Manager\
extension 3385 (or, until April 4, ext. 2308)
**[Public Health Law Program]{.underline}**

**[Temporary Housing Resource Options in Atlanta]{.underline}**

Vagabond Guide to Summer Housing:

<http://cdc.richmond.edu:591/ucan/>

The Office of University Conferences at Emory University/University
Housing

[www.emory.edu/CONFERENCES](http://www.emory.edu/CONFERENCES)

Oakwood Corporate Housing

<http://www.oakwood.com/oakwood/usmap/georgia/atlanta/atlanta2.htm>

Short Term Stay Atlanta

<http://www.shorttermrentalsatlanta.com/>

Metro Roommates

<http://atlanta.metroroommates.com/>

Corporate Housing

[www.corporatehousing.com](http://www.corporatehousing.com/)

Sublet.com

[www.sublet.com](http://www.sublet.com/)

1^st^ Atlanta Corporate Housing

[www.atlanta-corporate-housing.com](http://www.atlanta-corporate-housing.com/)

Suite Net

[www.suitenet.org/cities/Atlanta.asp](http://www.suitenet.org/cities/Atlanta.asp)

Short-term and Corporate Housing in Atlanta

[http://atlanta.corporatehousing.com](http://atlanta.corporatehousing.com/)

Craig's List Subleases and Temporary Housing

<http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sub/>

Craig's List Housing

<http://atlanta.craigslist.org/hhh/>

Rental Relocation, Inc.

[www.rentlist.net/rentalrelocation.htm](http://www.rentlist.net/rentalrelocation.htm)

The Housing Forum

<http://www.thehousingforum.com/home.cfm>

College Sublease

<http://www.collegesublease.com/>

Campus Rent

[http://www.campusrent.com](http://www.campusrent.com/)

Housing 101

<http://www.housing101.net/>

City Sublets

<http://www.citysublets.com/>

Preferred Corporate Housing

[ http://www.corporates.com/states/ga/ga.html](http://www.corporates.com/states/ga/ga.html)

Wilburn House

[Wilburn House -- Rent.doc](../Wilburn%20House%20-%20Rent.doc)

Post Corporate Apartments

[www.postproperties.com](http://www.postproperties.com/)

Housing for Interns

[http://www.housingforinterns.com](http://www.housingforinterns.com/)
**Release of Information from**

**Department of Veterans Affairs Records**

**other than Claimant Records**

**Note**: Sections 1.550 through 1.559 concern the availability and
release of information from files, records, reports, and other papers
and documents in Department of Veterans Affairs custody other than those
pertaining to claims under any of the laws administered by the
Department of Veterans Affairs. As to the release of information from
Department of Veterans Affairs claimant records, see §§1.500 through
1.527. Section 1.550 series implement the provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552.

\[40 FR 12656, Mar. 20, 1975\]

**Authority**: Sections 1.550 to 1.559 issued under

72 Stat. 1114; 38 U.S.C. 501.

**§1.550 General.**

The Department of Veterans Affairs policy is one of disclosure of
information from agency records to the extent permitted by law. This
includes the release of information which the Department of Veterans
Affairs is authorized to withhold under 5 U.S.C. 552(b)(see §1.554) if
it is determined:

\(a\) By the Secretary of Veterans Affairs or the Deputy Secretary that
disclosure of such information will serve a useful purpose, or

\(b\) By an administration, staff office, or field facility head or
designee under §1.556(a) that disclosure will not adversely affect the
proper conduct of official business or constitute an invasion of
personal privacy.

\[40 FR 12656, Mar. 20, 1975\]
> **DA 00-1309**
>
> **Released: June 15, 2000**
>
> COMMON CARRIER BUREAU extends the time to file comments in the
> numbering resource optimization proceeding
>
> **CC Docket No. 99-200**
>
> On March 31, 2000, the Commission released the Numbering Resource
> Optimization *Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed
> Rulemaking*, CC Docket 99-200, FCC 00-104. In the *Report and Order*,
> the Commission adopted certain administrative and technical measures
> that will allow it to monitor more closely and improve the way
> numbering resources are used within the North American Numbering Plan
> (NANP). The Commission also sought comment on several matters relating
> to its findings in the *Report and Order* in an accompanying *Further
> Notice of Proposed Rulemaking* (*Further Notice*). The *Further
> Notice* provided for comments to be due May 1, 2000, and reply
> comments to be due May 16, 2000. On April 28, 2000, the Common Carrier
> Bureau extended the comment deadline from May 1, 2000 to May 19, 2000,
> and the reply comment deadline from May 16, 2000 to June 9, 2000.
> Because of a delay in publishing the *Report and Order* *and* *Further
> Notice* in the Federal Register, we hereby extend the comment deadline
> to 14 days after publication in the Federal Register, and the reply
> comment deadline to 21 days after publication in the Federal Register.
> Interested parties also may supplement existing comments and reply
> comments submitted in response to the *Further Notice* until the
> extended dates.
>
> For further information contact Aaron Goldberger of the Common Carrier
> Bureau, Network Services Division, at (202) 418-2320 or
> agoldber@fcc.gov. The TTY number is (202) 418-0484.
>
> **-FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION-**
Task Description:

Firm shall send funds by check in the amount of \$575.00 in support of
travel and subsistence for Dr. Avrum Spira of boston University Medical
Center, Boston, MA. Dr. SPira will be visiting the LMG to give a seminar
related to gene expression, 2/15-16/2006.

Check shall be issued and delivered by 2/16/05, delivery to contact
noted below.

Contact:

Anne Kersey, Administrative Specialist

DIR/EBP/LMG/LO

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

Maildrop D3-02

Bldg. 101, Room D340

P.O. Box 12233

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

Phone: 919-541-4845

Fax: 919-541-7593

\[Preparer: Fran Wagstaff, NIH/NIEHS, 919-541-4182\]
10 July 08

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service\
Mountain-Prairie Region\
134 Union Boulevard\
Lakewood, Colorado 80228

Re: **PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED SALT CREEK TIGER BEETLE CRICTICAL
HABITAT DESIGNATION**

Dear Gentlemen:

I would urge the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to designate the 1,795
acres or acres deemed necessary as critical habitat for the Salt Creek
tiger beetle at this time, as proposed.

The saline wetlands and stream complexes found along Little Salt and
Rock creeks are important habitats. They are harsh environments that
require the plants and animals that inhabit them to evolve special
adaptations to survive. As we study and learn more about the plants and
animals, we may find other important uses for them. In other harsh
systems bacteria have been found that can be used to help break down oil
spills in groundwater. The tiger beetle and its habitat y may have
traits that are valuable for use in genetic engineering. As we learn
more about this environment, it is hard to tell what secrets we may
find. Once it is destroyed, we lose the ability to garnish the
information that it holds forever.

Many of the opponents concerns were about the economic impact of
protecting the tiger beetle. One individual, s developer, suggested the
money would better be spent on flood control. Wetlands and marshes are
natural low spots that collect and filter water. Protecting the area is
flood control and helps ground water recharge. If left unprotected, the
developers would be building in the area and the taxpayers would be
paying out much more over the years for additional flood control and
property damage claims.

Again, I would uge you to proceed with protecting the habitat of this
tiger beetle.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

John Knapp

19010 S. 168^th^ St

Springfield, Ne. 68059

\(402\) 253-2638

jknapp@jagwireless.net
**ITI Regional Workshop and Roundtable**

As part of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Indian
Telecommunications Initiatives ("ITI"), and in cooperation with Native
Public Media (NPM), the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI),
Native American Public Telecommunications (NAPT), Native American
Journalist Association (NAJA), Native American Television ("NATV"),
Koahnic Broadcast Corporation ( KBC), the FCC will host its sixth ITI
Regional Workshop and Roundtable on July 10 and 11, 2007, in
Albuquerque, New Mexico (ITI Albuquerque).

ITI Albuquerque will focus on the transition to DTV and the steps that
consumers will need to take to continue viewing over-the-air signals
when analog broadcasting ceases on February 17, 2009. In addition to DTV
transition awareness, FCC staff will provide a comprehensive overview of
the FCC's broadcast licensing processes and auctions procedures.

For more information go to
<http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-07-2424A1.pdf>
SECTION E

**Inspection and Acceptance**

**E.1 52.252-2 Contract Clauses Incorporated by Reference (Feb 1998)**

This contract incorporates one or more clauses by reference, with the
same force and effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request,
the Contracting Officer will make their full text available. Also, the
full text of a clause may be accessed electronically at this address:
[http://www.arnet.gov](http://www.arnet.gov/far)

> 52.246-2 INSPECTION OF SUPPLIES -- FIXED PRICE (AUG 1996)

4.  INSPECTION OF SERVICES -- FIXED PRICE (AUG 1996)

> 52.246-6 INSPECTION---TIME AND MATERIAL AND (MAY 2001)
>
> LABOR-HOUR
>
> 52.246-15 CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMANCE (APR 1984)
>
> 52.246-16 RESPONSIBILTY FOR SUPPLIES (APR 1984)

# E.2 Inspection and Acceptance by the Government

> The Government will review and verify that all services and
> deliverables associated with an Order issued under this contract
> fulfill the requirements and standards stated in this contract and in
> the associated order.

# E.3 Responsibility for Inspection and Acceptance

Inspection and acceptance of all items and services under this contract
will be accomplished by the client agency's designated Client
Representative (CR). The client agency's CR will inspect and be
responsible for, the review and acceptance of all deliverables under the
contract. Acceptance testing, if required, will be performed by the
client agency's CR, or a designated representative(s), at the
location(s) cited in the order. Acceptance testing, if required, will be
specified in orders.

The client agency's CR shall notify the contracting office promptly
after the specified date of delivery of supplies or services not
received, damaged in transit, or not conforming to specifications of the
order. Unless extenuating circumstances exist, the notification should
be made not later than **30 days** after the specified date of delivery.
The contracting office, or the activity designated by the contracting
office, shall be primarily responsible for collecting debts resulting
from failure of Industry partner's to properly replace, repair, or
correct supplies lost, damaged, or not conforming to the contract order.
**Jewel Cave National Monument Seeks Public Comment**\
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height="0.10416666666666667in"}\
**Date**\
May 03, 2005\
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height="0.10486111111111111in"}\
**Contacts**\
Todd Suess, 605-673-2288, ext. 1221\
Mike Wiles, 605-673-2288, ext. 1226\
\
Jewel Cave National Monument would like public input on the final draft
Cultural Landscape Report and associated Environmental Assessment. The
National Park Service uses these documents to guide the treatment and
use of park historic landscapes. Specifically, Jewel Cave will be using
this document to guide actions and use of the above-ground resources
associated with the historic area of the Monument. The report provides
the monument with a comprehensive understanding of the physical
evolution of the historic landscape, and guidance for management of the
site.

The document is available at the Jewel Cave National Monument Visitor
Center. All comments must be received by June 15, 2005. For further
information, please call 605-673-2288 extension 1226.
Physics

[REFLECTIVITY OF ALUMINUM WITH INCREASING TEMPERATURE]{.underline}, [C.
E. Stolte]{.underline}, J. Jau, A. J. Blinzler, R. Alexander^\*^,
University of Missouri-Rolla, Department of Physics, Rolla, MO, 65401,
ralexand@umr.edu

It is predicted that the reflectivity of Aluminum decreases with an
increase in temperature. In this experiment, a 3 cm diameter by 2 cm
cylinder of Al in a ceramic tubing oven was heated by a tungsten wire in
a vacuum. Inside of the vacuum the maximum temperature of 366 degrees C
was reached. The reflectivity of the Al was measured by the reflection
of a chopped HeNe laser off of the sample. Over the temperature range
studied, the data showed a decreasing reflectivity while the temperature
was increasing.
highlights

31 December 2005

**This disk update includes all amendments**

**published in the *Federal Register***

**through December 19, 2005**

Each time you receive a new updated disk of your Title 38 (C.F.R.)
regulations, this file---*Highlights*---will be on the disk.

The file will contain a brief, plain-language description of every
substantive modification made since the last update.

By reading the *Highlights* file immediately upon receipt of an updated
disk, you will know what changes have been made to the Title 38
regulations during the last supplement period.

**Modifications in this supplement include the following:**

1\. A technical correction was made to the citation for §4.114, revising
the entry for June 22, 2004.

2\. On 30 November 2005, the VA published a final rule, effective 30
December 2005, to amend its medical regulations to codify VA policy
regarding advance health care planning by setting forth a mechanism for
the use of written advance directives--- VA living will, a VA durable
power of attorney for health care, and a State-authorized advance
directive; and setting forth a mechanism for honoring verbal or
non-verbal instructions from a patient when the patient is admitted to
care when critically ill and loss of capacity may be imminent and the
patient is not physically able to sign an advance directive form, or the
appropriate form is not readily available. Changes:

• In §17.32, revised the section heading; added a new definition for
*advance directive* in paragraph (a); and added a new paragraph (h).

3\. On 2 December 2005, the VA published a final rule, effective that
same date, to amend its adjudication regulations concerning payment of
dependency and indemnity compensation for certain non-service-connected
deaths, and the rate of DIC payable to a surviving spouse for either
service-connected or non-service-connected deaths, in order to clarify
VA's interpretation of two similar statutes that provide for payments to
the survivors of veterans who were, at the time of death, in receipt of
or entitled to receive disability compensation for service-connected
disability that was rated totally disabling for a specified period prior
to death; to reorganize and revise the regulations governing surviving
spouses' DIC rates; and to revise the Board of Veterans' Appeals rule
concerning the effect of unfavorable decisions during a veteran's
lifetime on claims for death benefits by the veteran's survivors.
Changes:

• In §3.5, removed paragraph (e);

• Added new §3.10;

• In §3.22, revised paragraph (b); and

• Revised §20.1106.

****
**CONCURRING STATEMENT OF**

**COMMISSIONER JONATHAN S. ADELSTEIN**

*Re: Auction Of Advanced Wireless Services Licenses Rescheduled For
August 9, 2006; Revised Schedule, Filing Requirements And Supplemental
Procedures For Auction No. 66; AU Docket No. 06-30*

It is disappointing that the Commission has allowed the designated
entity (DE) proceeding to affect the timing of the upcoming Advanced
Wireless Services (AWS) auction. I concur in this item because I am told
that a delay in the auction is necessary to allow parties more time to
make necessary preparations in response to the Commission's April 25,
2006, decision adopting various changes to the DE rules -- a decision
from which I largely dissented. Needless to say, this is not the outcome
I hoped for when I first advocated a single, simple, change to the DE
rules more than nine months ago.

I am disappointed that we are in this position because I made every
effort to conclude the DE proceeding well in advance of our June 29,
2006, auction date, a date to which I had steadfastly been committed. I
had tried to move this proceeding forward since August of last year when
the Commission first committed to consider a change to the rules to
restrict the ability of DEs who have a material relationship with the
nation's largest wireless carriers from having access to bidding credits
in future auctions. We could have and should have been done with the DE
proceeding months ago. In previous statements, I even expressed my
concern with the effect of the delay on both interested parties and our
own Commission staff in trying to conclude an unnecessarily expansive
review of the DE program sufficiently in advance of the June 29 AWS
auction date. But as I have said before, this timing has not been of my
choosing.

And, ultimately, the simple, and well supported, change to our rules to
close the loophole in our rules that allows large wireless companies to
invest in DEs was never adopted. We missed a real opportunity to shut
down what almost everyone recognizes has the potential for the largest
abuse of our DE program. And now it appears that the changes that the
Commission did adopt may actually do more harm than good to the DE
participation in the upcoming auction, notwithstanding this last-ditch
effort to cure this troubled proceeding.
**July 14, 2004**

**DA 04-2117**

**MEDIA BUREAU IMPLEMENTS**

**MANDATORY ELECTRONIC FILING OF**

**FCC FORMS 320, 322, 324, AND 325 VIA COALS**

The Media Bureau announces mandatory electronic filing via the Cable
Operations and Licensing System (COALS) for the following FCC Forms:

-   FCC FORM 320, Basic Signal Leakage Report,

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-   FCC FORM 322, Cable Community Registration,

-   FCC FORM 324, Operator, Mail Address, and Operational Information
    Changes,

-   FCC FORM 325, Annual Report of Cable Television Systems

Mandatory electronic filing will commence on February 1, 2005. Paper
versions of these forms will not be accepted for filing after January
31, 2005, unless accompanied by a request for waiver of the electronic
filing requirement. Users can access the electronic filing system for
these forms via the Internet from the Commission's Web Site at
www.FCC.gov/coals.

When the Commission implemented COALS, it provided that electronic
filing would be mandatory six months after the Commission announced that
the software for its filing was available. *See* 68 Fed. Reg. 26997,
26998 (2003). *See also* 47 C.F.R. § 1.1705(b). The Commission
recognized the need for limited waivers of this requirement and stated
that it would consider waivers where filers can show that electronic
filing would work a hardship on them. However, such waivers will not be
routinely granted and the applicant must plead with particularity the
facts and circumstances warranting relief.

Instructions for use of the COALS and assistance are available from
[**http://www.fcc.gov/coals**](http://www.fcc.gov/coals) under "download
instructions."

Internet access to the COALS public access system at the Commission's
Web Site requires a user to have a browser such as Netscape version 3.04
or Internet Explorer version 3.51, or later. For technical assistance
using the system or to report problems, please contact the Media Bureau,
Engineering Division at (202) 418-7000 or <COALS_help@fcc.gov>.

-FCC-