BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
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  Documentation     Type of                                       
                    Testing                                       

                    Weighing      Measuring       Grain Moisture  Linear
                                                  / NIR           

  Quality Manual    All applies   All applies     All applies     All applies

  NCWM Publication  Adm.          Adm.            Adm.            Adm.
  14                procedures,   procedures, and procedures, and procedures
  "Administrative   and § 2, Chap § 2, Chap 9 and § 2, Chap 8 and and § 2,
  Procedures,       1, 2, 3, 4,   10.             9.              Chap. 11.
  Technical Policy, 5, and 8.                                     
  Checklists and                                                  
  Test Procedures"                                                

  Laboratory        All (Appendix All (Appendix   All (Appendix   All
  Administrative    H)            H)              H)              (Appendix H)
  Procedures                                                      

  Work Instructions List          List            List            List

  Records, Forms    List          List            List            List
  and Reports                                                     

  Equipment         List          List            List            List
  Instruction                                                     
  Manuals                                                         
  ----------------- ------------- --------------- --------------- ------------

\[NOTE: List the procedures, instructions, records, and forms for the
type of testing performed in the laboratory\]

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[WBS Identifier:]{.underline} Central Instrumentation and Control (I&C)

[WBS Level:]{.underline} 62

[WBS Title:]{.underline} Data Acquisition System

[Description:]{.underline} The Data Acquisition System provides an
infrastructure to support data acquisition, data management, data
analysis and display during machine operation. The Data Acquisition
System includes the Synchronization System to ensure data simultaneity.
Display consoles are provided in the NSTX Control Room to support the
experimental physics effort.

This Cost Estimate provides the following:

*Data AcquisitionSystem:* The Data Acquisition System cost estimate is
based on a 456 channel CAMAC-based data acquisition system. The Data
Acquisition System will make use of the existing PPPL CAMAC. The
vendor\'s GSA schedule was used for additional component pricing. Costs
to fabricate and install equipment racks and cabling are based on
previous PPPL experience. The Data Acquisition System\'s CPU will be
located in the NSTX Computer Room with remote mainframe locations in the
NSTX Test Cell, the C-Site MG Building and the ESAT Building.

*SynchronizationSystem:* The Synchronization System will make use of the
existing TFTR Facility Clock System to synchronize data acquisition.

[Existing Equipment/Facilities Used:]{.underline}

The Data Acquisition System has been designed to accommodate subsystem
CAMAC data acquisition modules as required.

The Data Acquisition System will make use of the existing PPPL CAMAC
controllers, digitizer modules, power supplies, I/O chassis assemblies,
fiber optic data communications modules, special purpose modules, and
specialty interface cables

CAMAC 401 Clock Encoder module

CAMAC 404A Decoder Modules

Displays from the TFTR Control Room

[Modifications to Existing Equipment/Facilities:]{.underline}
Applicant: I. M. Speedy Group Art Unit: 1234

Attorney Docket No.: exae-001 Examiner: I. M. Thureau

Serial No.: 34/999,999

For: Method for Accelerating Examination

Filed: August 25, 2006

[Amendment Under 37 CFR 1.111]{.underline}

Commissioner for Patents

P.O. Box 1450

Alexandria, VA 22313-1450

Dear Sir:

This amendment is filed in response to the Office action of October 20,
2006.

The response includes the following:

1.) Remarks (14 pages)

2.) A clean set of the claims as amended (5 pages). Claims 3 and 8 are
amended herein. All other claims remain as originally presented.

3.) An updated Accelerated Examination Support document addressing the
claims as amended. (8 pages).

Applicant believes that the entire application is now in condition for
allowance. Early and favorable consideration is respectfully solicited.

Respectfully Submitted,

/P.D.Q. Persuader/

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

P.D.Q. Persuader, Reg. No. 99,999

> Persuader & Associates, LLP
>
> 1234 Any Street
>
> Washington, DC 20231
>
> November 15, 2006
Registration Form

2005 Tribal TANF Directors Workshop

August 18-19, 2005

Coeur d'Alene Tribal Resort

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

**Please mail, fax or email this form to:** **Melodie Rothwell**

> **2201 6^th^ Avenue, Suite 300, RX-70**
>
> **Seattle, Washington 98121**
>
> **Fax: 206-615-2574**
>
> **Email: <mrothwell@acf.hhs.gov>**

           

**FULL NAME BADGE NAME**

     

**TITLE/POSITION**

     

**TRIBE/ORGANIZATION/AGENCY**

     

**MAILING ADDRESS**

                 

**CITY STATE ZIP**

                 

**TELEPHONE FAX EMAIL ADDRESS**

I want to participate in the following special events:

Boat Trip, "Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes," Yes No

Thursday evening, August 18, 5-7 p.m.

Cost: Adults \$6.00/Children \$2.50

If yes, how many?      

Spokane office visit, Friday after lunch, August 19 Yes No

Busses will be provided to transport people to and from the Spokane
Office.

I'll be riding on the bus to the Spokane Office and back to the resort.

I'll be riding on the bus to the Spokane Office and would like a ride
directly to the airport.

I'll visit the Spokane Office but will provide my own transportation.

Dietary restrictions?      

Other special needs?      

**Please send your registration information to Melodie Rothwell ASAP. We
need this information for planning purposes. THANKS!**
**Curriculum vitae**

Name Philipp Kaldis

Business Address National Cancer Institute, Mouse Cancer Genetics
Program Bldg.560/Rm. 22-63, 1050 Boyles Street Tel.: (301) 846-1988

Frederick, MD 21701-1201, USA Fax.: (301) 846-7017

[Research Experience]{.underline}

Nov. 06-present Senior principal investigator with tenure at the
National Cancer Institute, Mouse Cancer Genetics Program, head of Cell
Cycle Regulation section

Aug. 00-Nov. 06 Tenure-track principal investigator at the National
Cancer Institute, Mouse Cancer Genetics Program, head of Cell Cycle
Regulation section

Feb. 95-Aug. 00 Associate research scientist/postdoctoral associate at
Yale University, Dept. of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry in the
group of Dr. Mark Solomon: purification and characterization of yeast
CAK

Apr. 94-Jan. 95 Postdoctoral research on mitochondrial creatine kinase
in the group of Prof. Theo Wallimann: isoenzymes in rooster sperm and
cerebellum

Nov. 90-Apr. 94 Graduate thesis research on mitochondrial creatine
kinase: structure/function relationship

Nov. 88-Nov. 90 Undergraduate thesis research: biochemical and electron
microscope investigations on tenascin receptors

[Education]{.underline}

Nov. 90-Apr. 94 ETH-Zürich, Institute for Cell Biology: graduate
training, group Prof. T. Wallimann; supervision: Prof. H. M. Eppenberger

Nov. 88-Nov. 90 ETH-Zürich, Dept. of Biochemistry: diploma thesis,
advisor: Prof. K. H. Winterhalter

Nov. 85-Nov. 87 ETH-Zürich: undergraduate program in Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology

[Awards]{.underline}

Aug.97-Aug.99 Senior fellowship from the Swiss National Science
Foundation

Jul.96-Jul.97 Postdoctoral fellowship from the Donaghue Foundation
(Connecticut)

May 95-Nov. 95 Postdoctoral fellowship from the Swiss National Science
Foundation

Apr. 94-Jan.95 Postdoctoral fellowship from the Swiss Cardiology
Foundation
DENVER FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD

2005 COUNCIL/COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

Current as of July 1, 2005

# [WORKFORCE DIVERSITY COUNCIL]{.underline}

## EEO/WFDC CHAIR

VACANT

> **AMERICAN INDIAN PROGRAM (AIPC)**
>
> Dan Archuleta
>
> Department of Agriculture
>
> Food & Nutrition Service
>
> 1244 Speer Blvd, Suite 903
>
> Denver, CO 80204
>
> Voice: (303) 844-6226
>
> FAX: (303) 844-
>
> Email: [dan.archuleta@fns.usda.gov]{.underline}
>
> **ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER PROGRAM (APIC)**
>
> Teresa Abbott
>
> Social Security Administration
>
> Federal Office Building
>
> 1961 Stout Street, Suite 120
>
> Denver, CO 80294-3538
>
> Voice: (303) 844-0815
>
> FAX: (303) 844-0770
>
> Email: [teresa.abbott@ssa.gov]{.underline}
>
> **BLACK EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM (BEPC)**
>
> Janice Johnson
>
> VA, Eastern Colorado Health Care Systems
>
> 1055 Clermont
>
> Denver CO 80220-3873
>
> Voice: (303) 393-5262
>
> FAX: (303) 393-5166
>
> Email: [janice.johnson@med.va.gov](mailto:arnold.jackson@gsa.gov)
>
> GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL TRANSGENDER (GLBT)
>
> Mary Wadding
>
> U.S. Geological Survey
>
> PO Box 25286, DFC
>
> Denver CO 80225
>
> Voice: (303) 202-4649
>
> FAX: (303) 202-4646
>
> Email: [mpwadding@usgs.gov]{.underline}
>
> FEDERAL WOMEN'S PROGRAM (FWP)
>
> Irene Wise
>
> USDA, Food & Nutrition Service
>
> 1244 Speer Blvd, Room 903
>
> Denver CO 80204
>
> Voice: (303) 844-0379
>
> FAX: (303) 844-7086
>
> Email: [Irene.Wise@fns.usda.gov]{.underline}
>
> HISPANIC EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM (HEP)
>
> Lorenzo Cervantes
>
> Bureau of Land Management
>
> DFC, Bldg. 50, HR-230
>
> PO Box 25047
>
> Denver, CO 80225-0047
>
> Voice: (303) 236-6489
>
> FAX: (303) 236-6467

Email: [lorenzo_cervantes@blm.gov]{.underline}

**[ADR ADVISOR]{.underline}**

Charles Marquez (Advisor)

Western Area Power Administration

Corporate Services Office

PO Box 281213

Lakewood, CO 80228-8213

Voice: (720) 962-7040

FAX: (720) 962-7041

Email: [marquez@wapa.gov]{.underline}

**[MISCELLANEOUS COUNCILS]{.underline}**

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR) CONSORTIUM

Angela Baca

Voice: (970) 498-1343

FAX:

Email:

FEDERAL ACQUISITION COUNCIL (FAC)

VACANT

FEDERAL PERSONNEL COUNCIL (FPC)

Michelle Rockwell

U.S. Mint

320 W. Colfax

Denver CO 80204

Voice: (303) 405-4779

FAX: (303) 405-4796

Email: [mrockwell@usmint.treas.gov]{.underline}

> FEDERAL PERSONNEL COUNCIL -- (FPC)\
> TRAINING SUBCOMMITTEE
>
> VACANT

### PUBLIC OUTREACH COUNCIL

Darlene Barnes

USDA, Food & Nutrition Service

1244 Speer Blvd, Suite 903

Denver, CO 80204

Voice: (303) 844-0300

FAX: (303) 844-2160

Email: [darlene.barnes@fns,usda,giv]{.underline}
**Summary of H.R. 513**

**National Heroes Credit Protection Act**

**Title:** To amend the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act to enhance the
protection of credit ratings of members of the reserve component who
serve on active duty in support of a contingency operation, and for
other purposes.

**Mr. Brady** of Pennsylvania introduced H.R. 513 on January 17, 2007.

**H.R. 513, as amended, would:**

1.  Provide National Guard and Reserve members the option to add a
    military service deployment explanation on their credit report
    during or after serving on active duty in support of contingency
    operations.

2.  The consumer reporting agencies, upon receiving a request from a
    service member, shall:

    -   include a military service explanation in the file of the
        service member to each person who requests a credit score or
        consumer report.

    -   notify participating service members in writing that inclusion
        of such an explanation may have unintended consequences and not
        rehabilitate a low credit score.

3.  All intermediary entities shall provide, in any of its reports to a
    consumer credit agency, the military service explanation on the file
    of a service member.

4.  Require any user of a consumer credit report to provide receipt of
    the military service deployment explanation to the reporting
    agencies.

**Effective Date:** Date of Enactment.

**Cost:** CBO expects the costs of the mandates would be minimal and
unlikely to exceed the threshold for private-sector mandates established
in Unfunded Mandates Reform Act (UMRA) (\$131 million in 2007, adjusted
annually for inflation). H.R. 513 contains no intergovernmental mandates
as defined in UMRA and would impose no costs on state, local, or tribal
governments.

**Legislative History:**

> Jun. 21, 2007: Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity legislative
> hearing held.
>
> Oct. 25, 2007: Ordered reported, as amended, by the Subcommittee
> Economic Opportunity.
>
> Nov. 5, 2007: Passed the House by the Yeas and Nays: 349-0 (Roll No.
> 1035)
\(10\)

\[ACT OF FEBRUARY 1, 1798\]

Relative to the legal tender of foreign gold and silver coins.

*Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of*

*the United States of America in Congress assembled,* That the

second section of an act, intituled "An act regulating

foreign coins, and for other purposes," be, and the same is

hereby suspended, for and during the space of three years

from and after the first day of January, one thousand

seven hundred and ninety-eight, and until the end of the

next session of Congress thereafter, during which time the

said gold and silver coins shall be and continue a legal

tender, as is provided in and by the first section of the act

aforesaid; and that the same coins shall thereafter cease

to be such tender.
**OCSE Insurance Match Program**

**State Participation Election Form**

1.  The State of elects to participate in the OCSE

> Insurance Match Program.

2.  Please select one of the following regarding your State's minimum
    arrears threshold for an obligor to be eligible for the OCSE
    Insurance Match Program:

\_\_\_\_Use the \$25 default as the minimum arrears threshold.

\_\_\_\_Use as the minimum arrears threshold.

IV-D Director or Designee Date

State Child Support Enforcement Agency

Return completed form to: Roy Nix -- Chief, Federal Collections and
Enforcement

> Email: <roy.nix@acf.hhs.gov>
>
> Fax: (202) 401-5553
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HBCU/MEI Faculty Research Participation

Certification of Salary *Please type or print clearly.*

**TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT:**

1.  Name

2.  Institution

> 3\. Does the applicant want this document to be privileged
> information? Yes \_\_\_\_\_ No \_\_\_\_\_
>
> Disclosure of this information is made subject to Public Law 93-579
> (the Privacy Act of 1974) and U.S. Department of Energy regulations as
> published in the Federal Register on September 30, 1977.

**TO BE COMPLETED BY THE INSTITUTIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE:**

1\. Applicant's employment contract with this institution is full time
or part time ?

2\. Months of required service Academic salary ends

3\. Base academic salary for required service excluding all fringe
benefits

> Do not include extra pay for summer school teaching, overtime
> teaching, special payment for contract work, consultant fees, or any
> other compensation not covered by the contract.

4\. Does the institution want this document to be privileged
information? Yes No

> Disclosure of this information is made subject to Public Law 93-579
> (the Privacy Act of 1974) and U.S. Department of Energy regulations as
> published in the Federal Register on September 30, 1977.

5\. For faculty employed for 10 or more months per year, provide a
statement of the institutional policy regarding participation in outside
activities for which a gratuity may be provided.

Signature Date

Typed Name and Title Phone

Address

**Return to:**

Norma Patterson

HBCU/MEI Faculty Summer Research Participation Program

Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education

Science and Engineering Education

P.O. Box 117, MS 36

Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831-0117

Overnight Address: 1299 Bethel Valley Road, Building SC-200, Oak Ridge,
Tennessee 37830

**Questions?** Telephone: (865) 241-2877 Fax: (865) 576-1609
BNL Toastmasters Club

October 17, 2006 Meeting Review

Beth Lin, President

Dear Fellow Toastmasters and Guests,

Last night we had a delightful meeting. Toastmaster of the Day Margaret
Foster began the meeting with a poem related to Halloween. That set a
spooky tone for the meeting. Joke master Craig Ferrantino told us a very
cute story about a guy who was trying to make his pet (centipede) happy.
One day, he was taking the centipede out for dinner, waited a long time
but did not see the centipede, so he went inside to find out what is
wrong. Centipede said, \" Nothing, I just have to put on my shoes on.\"
:-)

Anastesia (played by Nancy Manning) was the Table Topics master. She
wore long silver hair and a red kerchief on her head. She entertained us
with many interesting questions - some were about Halloween. The winner
was Margaret Bennett (visiting us from Huntington club). Margaret, it
was our privilege to have you at our meeting last night!

There were 4 prepared speeches. The first speech was presented by our
new member Kirstie Stramler. She gave the Icebreaker talk, \"I am I
am\". In 6 short minutes we learned she is a scientist, and a competent
swimmer. The second speech was presented by Craig Ferrantino. The title
of the speech was \"Have a Heart, Save a Heart\". Craig persuaded the
audience to take a CPR course and he also told us some of the changing
rules of this technique. Craig now is only one speech away from his CC
(CTM). Third speech was given by Pat Astre. Pat\'s speech was entitled
\"A Global Fright\" from the Speaking to Entertain advanced manual. He
got his ideas from watching TV. If his novel ideas worked there would be
no violence in this world. He should be the next president! :-) The
fourth speech was presented by Beth Lin. She talked about the
Toastmasters Educational Program. From CC (Competent Communicator) and
CL (Competent Leader) to DTM (Distinguished Toastmaster) there are many
manuals you can work with according your interests and needs.
Toastmasters International designed all the manuals which will guide you
step by step to become an effective communicator and also a strong
leader.

Pat Astre served as General Evaluator too. Kirstie\'s speech was
evaluated by Joyce Hansen, Craig\'s speech was evaluated by Beth, Pat's
speech was evaluated by Bill Dunn, and Beth's speech was evaluated by
Margaret B. Thanks to all the evaluators who gave very good suggestions
for improvement.

Jack McNulty, Jay Dhruv, and Weiqiang Han came back as our guests. Lydia
Sabosto and Haiyan Chen joined our meeting for the first time. They all
expressed positive feedback for our club meeting. We welcome you all to
come back to our next meeting on Nov. 7th. Jack and Weiqiang joined our
club. Congratulations and welcome!

Meeting ended at 7:20 PM. Thanks everyone, you made the meeting so
wonderfully interesting.

Beth
**OVERVIEW**

The sky was the limit\--literally! After the successful flight of
Orville and Wilbur Wright in 1903, Americans of all races were stung by
the love bug of flight. In the late 1920\'s and 1930\'s African
Americans in great numbers began their love affair with flight. They
learned the basics of flight on either American soil or abroad, and
created their own flight schools and clubs.

This love affair was kindled in the late 1930\'s, when the United States
Government created Civilian Pilot Training Programs throughout the
country to provide a surplus of pilots in case of a national emergency.
African Americans were included in these programs, although trained at
segregated facilities.

Their love of flight became fully ablaze amid World War II as political
pressure challenged the government to expand the role of African
Americans in the military. The Army Air Corps was the first agency to
accept the challenge. Tuskegee Institute, a small black college in
Alabama, was selected to host the \"military experiment\" to train
African American pilots and support staff\--thus the Tuskegee Airmen
were born.

The outstanding performance of the over 15,000 men and women who shared
the \"Tuskegee Experience\" from 1942-1946, is immortalized at the
Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site.
4571.1 REV-2

APPENDIX 25

\* CONTENTS OF LOAN TRANSCRIPT

The type of each form and document, i.e., original (O), conformed

copy (CC) and executed copy (EC), shall conform to the type indicated to

the right of each item.

Form/Document Type

1\. Regulatory Agreement (Form FHA-2466-EH) O

2\. Note (Form FHA-3432-EH) O

3\. Mortgage (or dead of trust) (Form FHA-2099-EH) O

4\. Title policy updated by endorsement O

5\. Building Loan Agreement (Form FHA-2441-EH) O

6\. HAP Contract EC

7\. Chattel Mortgage O

or

Security Agreement (O) and Financing Statement (EC)\*

8\. Amortization Schedule CC

\*Continuation statements (EC) extending the life of the Financing

Statement shall be forwarded to the Regional Accounting Division (RAD)

when received (see paragraph 9-17).

Note: Any modifications of the above documents, whether occurring before

or after final closing shall be transmitted to RAD for

safekeeping.

\*

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Anyone interested in volunteering for the project should register by
4:00 p.m. on Friday, September 28. Contact Effigy Mounds National
Monument by emailing <efmo_superintendent@nps.gov> or calling
563-873-3491. Volunteers are encouraged to bring drinking water and
appropriate clothing for working in brush; sturdy footwear and gloves
are required. The monument will provide collection bags and tools. This
activity is appropriate for both adults and school age children.

National Public Lands Day is organized by the National Education
Environmental Foundation, this year in partnership with the Invasive
Species Council. The lead national sponsor in 2007 will again be Toyota
Motor Sales USA, Inc., for the ninth consecutive year. "Last year we
reached a monumental participation of 100,000 volunteers on National
Public Lands Day, and we are expecting to increase this by an additional
10,000 this year," said Robb Hampton, director of National Public Lands
Day. "Every 100,000 volunteers represents an additional \$1.8 million
worth of labor for American lands, and we invite you to join us in this
effort."

National Public Lands Day keeps the promise of the Civilian Conservation
Corps, the \"tree army\" that worked from 1933-1942 to preserve and
protect America\'s natural heritage and gives Americans an opportunity
to give back to the very lands they use to hike, bike, climb, swim,
explore, picnic, or just plain relax. This year the theme for National
Public Lands Day is removing invasive species. According to the United
States Department of Agriculture, the U.S. spends \$120 billion annually
on the control and impact of more than 800 out-of-control invaders that
pose a threat to the environment, human health, and/or the economy. This
doesn't include the value of native species that go extinct, or the cost
of losses in biodiversity and aesthetics. National Public Lands Day
volunteers who remove invasive species help lower that cost
tremendously.

For more information or to sign up to volunteer call the visitor center
at (563) 873-3491 or visit the park\'s website at
[www.nps.gov/efmo](http://www.nps.gov/efmo). Effigy Mounds National
Monument\'s visitor center is located three miles north of Marquette,
Iowa and 22 miles south of Waukon, Iowa on HWY 76.
# Status of Implementation of AASHTO/NSBA Steel Bridge Collaboration Documents

# G1.1 Guidelines for Shop Drawing Review and Approval

\_\_\_ Adopted \_\_\_ Under Consideration \_\_\_ Used as a Guide \_\_\_
Not Acceptable \_\_\_Have Not Evaluated

Comments:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

# 

# G1.3 Guidelines for Shop Detail Drawing Presentation

Adopted Under Consideration Used as a Guide Not Acceptable Have Not
Evaluated

## Comments:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 

# G1.2 Guidelines for Design Plan Presentation

Adopted Under Consideration Used as a Guide Not Acceptable Have Not
Evaluated

Comments:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

# S2.1 Steel Bridge Fabrication Guide Specification

Adopted Under Consideration Used as a Guide Not Acceptable Have Not
Evaluated

Comments:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

# S4.1 Steel Bridge Fabrication QC/QA Guide Specification

Adopted Under Consideration Used as a Guide Not Acceptable Have Not
Evaluated

Comments:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

# S8.1 Guide Specification for Coating Systems with Inorganic Zinc-Rich Primer

Adopted Under Consideration Used as a Guide Not Acceptable Have Not
Evaluated

Comments:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

# G12.1 Guidelines for Design for Constructability 

Adopted Under Consideration Used as a Guide Not Acceptable Have Not
Evaluated

Comments:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Organization: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Name:
(optional) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
June 7, 2001

The President

The White House

Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr. President:

I am deeply concerned that the government of Israel is refusing to allow
160 American citizens to return to the United States. This is a patently
unacceptable violation of international law. I urge you to demand that
these Americans be permitted to return to the United States immediately.

As you are aware, the State Department reports that at least 100
American citizens who hold Palestinian identification cards were barred
from boarding aircraft at Ben-Gurion International Airport bound for the
United States. While it is my understanding that Israel has stated
security concerns for these delays, I would note that I have not heard
of any American citizens other than those of Arab, more specifically
Palestinian, descent having difficulty leaving Israel. This selective
targeting of specific American citizens is inexcusable. The violation of
any group of American citizens' rights is an affront to all Americans.

As an elective representative of metropolitan Detroit, home of more than
220,000 Americans of Arab descent, I have heard first hand of the
harassment they have experienced when traveling through Israel to visit
their families and loved ones. Many are deeply concerned about the
safety of their family members, some of whom are American citizens or
carry American passports. Due to the ongoing conflict in the region, I
urge you to take all steps necessary to insure that all Americans
attempting to seek safety in the United States by leaving Israel, the
West Bank, or Gaza are treated fairly and are not subject to harassment
due to their ethnicity.

Mr. President, I know you share a deep concern over protecting the
rights of United States citizens traveling overseas. Accordingly, I
request your immediate assistance in ending the unjust detention of 160
Americans in Israel. I thank you in advance.

With every good wish,

Sincerely yours,

John D. Dingell

Member of Congress
**Quarterly Report -- Public Page**

Date of Report: September 25, 2008

Contract Number: DTPH56-07-T-000004

Prepared for: US Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Administration

Project Title: Development of HAZ Hardness Limits for In-Service Welding

Prepared by: CC Technologies (CCT) and University of Wollongong (UoW)

Contact Information: William A. Bruce -- 614-734-6128 --
bill.bruce@dnv.com, Andrew Carman -- +61-2-4221-5904--
acarman@uow.edu.au

For quarterly period ending: September 30, 2008

Progress to date:

The main objective of this project is to develop heat-affected zone
hardness acceptance criteria that can be used to evaluate welds during
the qualification of procedures for welding onto in-service pipelines.

Work during this quarter has focused on procuring the last remaining
steel pipe material (Task 3), completing the full-scale weldability
trials at CCT (Task 4.1), and performing microstructural susceptibility
experiments at UoW (Task 4.2). Work pertaining to the development of
related guidance (Task 7) was also initiated. A section of experimental
X120 line pipe material was located and is expected to be available
sometime in early October. At CCT, the third sequence of full-scale
weldability experiments was completed, as was the experimental set-up
for the fourth sequence of experiments. Following the completion of
these experiments, the final sequence will be undertaken. A summary of
the experiments that have been conducted to date at CCT was submitted.
At UoW, Gleeble samples of simulated HAZ microstructure were produced
for all five of the available materials. An experimental setup using an
electrolytic cell was established for charging the samples with
hydrogen. Following the development of electrolytic hydrogen charging
calibration curves, fracture toughness testing will begin. A summary of
the experiments that have been conducted to date at UoW was submitted.
References pertaining to the development of guidance related to the
application of HAZ hardness limits (e.g., standardization of HAZ
hardness measurement techniques, chemical composition determination
techniques for in-service pipelines, etc.) were collected. A list of
issues to be resolved was submitted. Plans were finalized for presenting
a technical paper pertaining to this project at International Pipeline
Conference 2008 in Calgary. The work to date has progressed as planned,
although several minor delays have been experienced.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

H O U S I N G

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Special Attention of: Notice H 93-17 (HUD)

All Regional Administrators;

Regional Housing Directors; Issued: 3/23/93

Managers, Category A Expires: 3/25/94

and Category B Offices;
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Directors of Housing Cross References:

Development; and Chiefs Handbook 4571.5

of Mortgage Credit H 92-31 (HUD)

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Subject: Extension and Clarification of Notice H 92-31 (HUD),

Revised Processing Instructions for the Section 223(f)

Full Insurance Program

The expiration date of Notice H 92-31 (HUD) issued March 23,

1992, is extended to March 25, 1994.

The following corrections and clarifications are being made

to Notice H 92-31 (HUD):

A. Item E2 on page 6 should state that the Promissory Note,

Form FHA-1710, -1712 or -2223, as applicable based on

mortgagor type shall not be altered in any manner.

B. The Office of Insured Multifamily Housing Development

will develop a new Regulatory Agreement for Section 207

Nonprofit Mortgagors. In the meantime for Nonprofit

Mortgagors use Form FHA-1733, Regulatory Agreement for

Nonprofit and Public Mortgagors under Section 221(d)(3)

of the National Housing Act, as amended.

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James E. Schoenberger

Associate General Deputy

Assistant Secretary

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HMIT : Distribution:
W-3-1,W-2(H),W-3(H)(A)(FHEO)(ZAS)(OGC)(PD&R),W-4(H),
R-1,R-2,R-3,R-3-1,R-3-3,R-6,R-6-1,R-6-2,R-7,R-7-1,

R-7-2,138-2,138-7,R-8,R-9,R-9-1

Previous Editions Are Obsolete HUD 21B(3-80)

GPO 871 902

\* U.S. G.P.O.:1993-342-362:80056
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Flight Plan Data analysis

+--------------+---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+----+
| 　           |               | JAN | FEB | MAR | APR | TOTAL | ％ |
+--------------+---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+----+
| Total number |               | 3,  | 3,  | 3,  | 3,  | 1     | 　 |
| of aircraft  |               | 141 | 360 | 528 | 297 | 3,326 |    |
+--------------+---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+----+
| Flie \'D\'   | No AFN logon  | 34  | 40  | 36  | 35  | 145   | 1% |
| in the FPL   |               |     |     |     |     |       |    |
+--------------+---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+----+
|              | No ADS        | 241 | 166 | 114 | 79  | 600   | 5% |
|              | operation     |     |     |     |     |       |    |
+--------------+---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+----+
| Not file     |               | 339 | 371 | 399 | 357 | 1466  | 1  |
| \'D\' in the |               |     |     |     |     |       | 1% |
| FPL,         |               |     |     |     |     |       |    |
|              |               |     |     |     |     |       |    |
| made ADS     |               |     |     |     |     |       |    |
| operation    |               |     |     |     |     |       |    |
+--------------+---------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-------+----+

\* Each month from 1^st^ to 7^th^ day
> Federal Emergency Management Agency
>
> Press Statements - Mr. Joseph Allbaugh
>
> Friday, September 14, 2001
>
> \- - -
>
> MR. PELLEY: Joe Allbaugh is the President\'s point man in disaster
> recovery here. He\'s the Head of the Federal Emergency Management
> Agency.
>
> You were with the President down at the site.
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: I was.
>
> MR. PELLEY: What was his reaction to it?
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: Well, he has a torn heart just like most of America does
> right now. But I will tell you the resilience that he saw in the eyes
> of the workers, the fire, police, emergency crews, that spirit that we
> have here in America is just an affirmation of his resolution to not
> only see this through but the crisis at hand through to the very end.
>
> MR. PELLEY: What are the chances? No one has come out of that building
> alive since the first day.
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: Right. Right.
>
> MR. PELLEY: No one ever came out of the Oklahoma City building alive
> after the first day.
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: Right.
>
> MR. PELLEY: We\'re on day four. What are the chances?
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: You never know. I mean, you\'ve got Twin Towers there.
> There is a lot of pancaking that has taken place. There could be
> significant pockets. I don\'t want to raise false expectations, but
> there could be pockets where people could still be alive. That\'s why
> we\'re working hard. We\'re never going to give up hope. Time is
> working against us right now.
>
> MR. PELLEY: How do you deal with that?
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: Pray, suck it up. Go in and do the job you have to do.
> That\'s why I admire the bravery and the dedication of the men and
> women who put their lives on the line right now as we speak down on
> the pile.
>
> MR. PELLEY: How long does that operation go on down there at the end
> of the island? Is this weeks?
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: Months.
>
> MR. PELLEY: Months?
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: Months. You have to keep in mind, maybe you don\'t know,
> there is at least a half a million tons of debris that has to be
> removed. We have bodies, hopefully victims that are still alive. And
> it\'s a crime scene. So it\'s painstakingly slow.
>
> MR. PELLEY: I have the sense, quite understandably so, that you\'re
> very deeply affected by this.
>
> MR. ALLBAUGH: I was here a week ago with Rescue 1. And they were one
> of the ones who was first on the scene. Chief Ray Downey was on my
> left. Captain Terry Hadden was on my right. I sat around a table, the
> entire crew, every fellow that worked on that shift. Here they are a
> week later, they\'re all gone. It affects you so\--it affects you.
> It\'s the toughest thing I\'ve ever done.
>
> \[End of Interview.\]
Rate Schedule CAP-NFT1

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

WESTERN AREA POWER ADMINISTRATION

**CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT**

[SCHEDULE OF RATE(S) FOR NONFIRM POINT-TO-POINT CAP]{.underline}

[115-kV/230-kV TRANSMISSION SERVICE]{.underline}

[Effective]{.underline}:

The first day of the first full billing period beginning on or after
January 1, 2001, through December 31, 2005.

[Available]{.underline}:

In the marketing area served by the Central Arizona Project
115-kV/230-kV transmission system.

[Applicable]{.underline}:

The transmission service customer shall compensate the Central Arizona
Project (CAP) for nonfirm point-to-point transmission service where
capacity and energy are supplied to the CAP 115-kV/230-kV transmission
system at points of interconnection with other systems, transmitted
subject to the availability of the transmission capacity, and delivered
less losses, to points of delivery on the CAP 115-kV/230-kV system
specified in the service contract.

[Character and Conditions of Service]{.underline}:

Alternating current at 60 Hertz, three-phase, delivered and metered at
the voltages and points of delivery established by contract over the CAP
115-kV/230-kV transmission system.

[Formula Rate for Nonfirm Point-to-Point Transmission
Service]{.underline}:

Nonfirm Point-To-Point Transmission Service Rate: Each Contractor shall
be billed monthly a mills per kilowatthour rate of scheduled or
delivered kilowatthours at point of delivery, established by contract,
payable monthly. This rate is equal to the CAP 115-kV/230-kV Firm
Transmission dollar per kilowatt-year rate then in effect divided by
8,760, multiplied by 1,000, rounded to two decimal places.

[Calculated Rate:]{.underline}

For FY 2001, the nonfirm rate calculates to 1.12 mills/kWh. Based on
updated financial and load data, a recalcualted rate will go into effect
on January 1 of each year during the effective rate schedule period.

[Adjustments]{.underline}:

[For Reactive Power]{.underline}:

There shall be no entitlement to transfer of reactive kilovoltamperes at
delivery points, except when such transfers may be mutually agreed upon
by contractor and contracting officer or their authorized
representatives.

[For Losses]{.underline}:

Capacity and energy losses incurred in connection with the transmission
and delivery of capacity and energy under this rate schedule shall be
supplied by the customer in accordance with the service contract.
**[Task Description]{.underline}**

The NCATS will total \$34,800

Dates November 1, 2007-October 31, 2008

Firm will issue 12 checks, check amounts:

November 15, 2007 -- October 15, 2008 - \$2,900 each on the 15^th^ of
the month to Rebeca Galisteo.

Checks will be sent to Rebeca Galisteo from the Universida Autonoma de
Madrid, Spain, payment to Ms Galisteo as Per Diem and Travel expenses
during her stay at OPCB.

The contractor will provide Dr. J. Silvio Gutkind with professional
laboratory services. Rebeca Galisteo's work will focus on studying the
molecular mechanisms of signal transduction by viral G protein-coupled
receptors. In particular, how this receptor encoded by the Kaposi's
Sarcoma Virus promote the neoplastic conversion of endothelial cells.

The checks should be sent to the NIDCR for presentation to Rebeca
Galisteo on or about the 15^th^ of each month November, 2007 through
October 2008.

Please send checks attention of Ms. Cynthia Williams at the following
address:

Ms, Cynthia Williams

30 Convent Drive Room 508

Building 30

Bethesda, MD 20892

Telephone: 301-496-5715

Preparer, Elizabeth Powell, OPCB, NIDCR
**Forfeiture**

3.900 General 3.900-1

3.901 Fraud 3.901-1

3.902 Treasonable acts 3.902-1

3.903 Subversive activities 3.903-1

3.904 Effect of forfeiture after veteran's death 3.904-1

3.905 Declaration of forfeiture or remission of forfeiture 3.905-1

**§3.900 General.**

\(a\) Forfeiture of benefits based on one period of service does not
affect entitlement to benefits based on a period of service beginning
after the offense causing the prior forfeiture.

\(b\) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (b)(2) of this section, any
offense committed prior to January 1, 1959, may cause a forfeiture and
any forfeiture in effect prior to January 1, 1959, will continue to be a
bar on and after January 1, 1959. (Authority: Section 3, Pub. L. 85-857)

\(2\) Effective September 2, 1959, forfeiture of benefits may not be
declared except under the circumstances set forth in §3.901(d),
§3.902(d), or §3.903. Forfeitures declared before September 2, 1959,
will continue to be a bar on and after that date. (Authority: 38 U.S.C.
6103(d) and 6105)

\(c\) Pension or compensation payments are not subject to forfeiture
because of violation of hospital rules.

\(d\) When the person primarily entitled has forfeited his or her rights
by reason of fraud or a treasonable act determination as to the rights
of any dependents of record to benefits under §3.901(c) or §3.902(c) may
be made upon receipt of an application. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 6103(b)
and 38 U.S.C. 6104(b))

\[26 FR 1607, Feb. 24, 1961, as amended at 27 FR 8590, Aug. 28, 1962; 53
FR 17934, May 19, 1988\]
### SPECIFICATIONS

###  for

### MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLE CHARACTERIZATION SYSTEM

Solicitation 1-057-RCA.1380

A magnetic nanoparticle characterization system is needed having, as a
minimum, the following specifications:

-   Real-time hardware image zoom

-   Solid base with automatic tip approach (motor-driven)

-   Scan head with isotopic focal system that utilizes laser-on-probe
    tracking and allows for 90° view of probe/sample area

-   Video subsystem required for probe alignment, having a minimum of
    200X top view alignment

-   Scan modes must include:

    -   Standard contact mode

    -   Lateral force mode

    -   Intermittent contact (wave) mode

    -   Phase shift mode

    -   Force-distance curves

-   Computer-controlled features required with system-specific software,
    having data acquisition and analysis capabilities

-   Several 10-16 bit D/A and A/D converters must be included

-   Several magnetic probes must be provided to allow characterization
    of magnetic nanoparticles

-   System must have an acoustic/vibration isolation enclosure

-   Cost must include system installation and training
Sample Format Table 5 for RISE New (Type 1) and Competing Renewal (Type
2) Grant Applications

**Faculty Data**

  -------------- -------------- -------------- ------------------ -------------- ------------------ --------------
  Department     Total faculty                 Faculty from                      Faculty from other 
                                               underrepresented                  underrepresented   
                                               groups^1^                         groups ^2^         

                 Total          Total          Total tenure-track Total          Total tenure-track Total
                 tenure-track   tenure-track   faculty            tenure-track   faculty            tenure-track
                 faculty        research                          research                          research
                                active faculty                    active faculty                    active faculty

  Biology                                                                                           

  Chemistry                                                                                         

  Psychology                                                                                        

  Mathematics                                                                                       

  Other                                                                                             

  Institution-                                                                                      
  wide                                                                                              
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Instructions: In a table (Table 5) provide data on the number of
tenure-track faculty (total as well as the number of faculty from groups
underrepresented in biomedical/behavioral sciences) [for the current
year only]{.underline}. Of these totals provide the number of faculty
who are engaged in research. Enter data for the overall institution and
for each participating department/school separately (examples are shown;
include others as appropriate).

^1^African American, Hispanic American, Native American and Pacific
Islanders are the underrepresented minorities in biomedical/ behavior
sciences.

^2^Include and identify any other categories that the institutional
policy has determined to be underrepresented in biomedical or behavioral
research fields.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Tim Jones (315) 477-6436

<timothy.jones@ny.usda.gov>

USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT GUARANTEED HOME LOAN PROGRAM MODIFIES THERMAL
STANDARD TO HELP HOME BUYERS

*Change Removes Financial Obstacles, Provides Consistency with Other
Government Programs*

SYRACUSE, N.Y., December 20, 2007 **--** The U.S. Department of
Agriculture Rural Development's Guaranteed Home Loan Program will
eliminate its thermal performance standard for existing homes on Jan.
10, making the program more accessible for low- to moderate-income home
buyers.

The standard's removal eliminates an unnecessary financial burden for
many prospective buyers, who were often forced to pay for multiple home
inspections and, in some cases, required to retrofit older homes to meet
the standard. The change also will reduce loan processing time, as well
as provide consistency with Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
regulations and private mortgage industry practices. The change does not
affect new construction thermal standards, which are prescribed by local
building and energy codes.

"Eliminating this standard will bring us in line with other federal
housing agencies and the private sector," said Patrick H. Brennan, State
Director for USDA Rural Development in New York. "More importantly, it
will provide rural New York families with greater access to our
guaranteed home loan program."

Private lenders provide loans in the guaranteed program and USDA Rural
Development acts as the "co-signer," guaranteeing the loan on the
borrower's behalf. The program requires no down payment and no private
mortgage insurance. For more information, call USDA Rural Development's
Single Family Housing office at (315) 477-6416.

USDA Rural Development's mission is to increase economic opportunity and
improve the quality of life for rural residents. In fiscal year 2007,
USDA Rural Development invested more than \$230 million in New York,
raising its total investment in the state to more than \$1.4 billion
since 2001. Further information on rural programs is available by
contacting the State Office at (315) 477-6400 or by visiting USDA\'s web
site at <http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/ny>.

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