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2006 Registration

**Goddard Dance Club (GDC)**

Building 8 Auditorium, Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD 20771

Sun, 6:00-7:00 PM: Variations Class

Sun, 7:00-9:00 PM: Dance Practice

Mon, 7:30-8:30 PM: Intermediate I Class

Mon, 8:30-9:30 PM: Intermediate II Class

Wed, 6:00-7:30 PM: Beginner's Class

Wed, 7:30-9:30 PM: Basic Class

Sat, 7:00-10:00 PM: Special Event

**NAME** (print)

**Registration** (Check One)

> **Full 2-Month Series (Two Months:       )**
>
>       \$60 for Wed. Basic Class, Mon. Intermediate Class or Sun. Class
> & Practice
>
>       \$40 for Mon. Single Class or Wed. Beginner's Class
>
>       \$30 for anyone taking a concurrent full price series
>
>       \$0 Free Class & Practice for Class Rep, Officer or Partner
>
> **Single Night Drop-In (Date:       )**
>
>       \$10 for Sun. Class & Practice, or single night drop-in on Mon.
> or Wed.
>
>       \$5 for Sun. Class and 2-Hr Practice for person taking Mon. or
> Wed. GDC Class
>
>       \$0 Free Class & Practice for Class Rep, Officer or Partner
>
> **1^st^ or 3^rd^ Saturday Pot Luck Dances with DJ**
>
>       \$5 With Dish
>
>       \$15 Without a Dish
>
>       \$5 Surcharge for Non-Members

**2005 Membership**

>       \$10 per year Regular Membership
>
>       \$5 per year after September 1, 2006

**Method of Payment** (Write in amount, even if paid by partner)

> \$       **Check Amount** (made payable to "Goddard Dance Club")
>
> \$       **Cash Amount**

I agree to be responsible for my own well being and waive all rights and
claims for damages that I may have against the Goddard Dance Club or
instructors. I understand this is a volunteer organization and my use of
government facilities is conditional upon my either helping setup and/or
cleanup of the auditorium, or helping in other ways with the functioning
of the Club. I recognize that this is a limited access government
facility and agree to only park and go to appropriate places for the GDC
dances.

Signature Date

Signature Date
PUBLIC NOTICE![](media/image1.png){width="0.6541666666666667in"
height="0.6604166666666667in"}

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

455 12^th^ STREET, S.W.

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554 **DA 01-2368**

News media information 202/418-0500 Fax-On-Demand 202/418-2830 TTY
202/418-0484 202/418-0485 Internet: http://www.fcc.gov ftp.fcc.gov

**Released: October 12, 2001**

PLEADING CYCLE ESTABLISHED FOR QWEST CORPORATION PETITION FOR PRICING
FLEXIBILITY FOR SPECIAL ACCESS AND DEDICATED TRANSPORT SERVICES

# CCB/CPD FILE NO. 01-18 

**COMMENTS: October 25, 2001**

**REPLY COMMENTS: November 5, 2001**

On October 10, 2001, Qwest Corporation (Qwest) filed a petition for
pricing flexibility for special access and dedicated transport services
pursuant to Sections 1.774 and 69.701 *et seq*. of the Commission's
rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.774 and 69.701 *et seq.* In accordance with Section
1.774(c) of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.774(c), comments and
oppositions shall be filed no later than October 25, 2001, 15 days after
the petition was filed. Pursuant to Section 1.774(e)(2)(i) of the
Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.774(e)(2)(i), interested parties may
file comments electronically through the Commission's Electronic Tariff
Filing System (ETFS). Parties electing to file comments through a method
other than ETFS must file such comments in accordance with Section
1.774(e)(2)(ii) of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.774(e)(2)(ii).
In addition, in accordance with Section 1.774(d) of the Commission's
rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.774(d), Qwest may file a reply no later than
November 5, 2001, 10 days after comments are filed. Any such reply must
be filed through ETFS. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.774(e)(3). For additional
information about the filing and service of comments and replies, see
Sections 1.774(c)-(e) of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. §§
1.774(c)-(e).

This matter shall be treated as a \"permit-but-disclose\" proceeding in
accordance with the Commission\'s *ex parte* rules. *See* 47 C.F.R. §§
1.1200, 1.1206. Persons making oral *ex parte* presentations are
reminded that memoranda summarizing the presentations must contain
summaries of the substance of the presentations and not merely a listing
of the subjects discussed. More than a one or two sentence description
of the views and arguments presented is generally required. *See* 47
C.F.R. § 1.1206(b). Other rules pertaining to oral and written *ex
parte* presentations in permit-but-disclose proceedings are set forth in
section 1.1206(b) of the Commission\'s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.1206(b).

For further information, contact Julie Saulnier, Competitive Pricing
Division, Common Carrier Bureau, (202) 418-1530.

**- FCC -**
![](media/image1.emf){width="0.5868055555555556in"
height="0.24861111111111112in"} **Department of Veterans Affairs**

###### *Children of Women Vietnam Veterans Monthly Monetary Allowance*

**Who Is Eligible For The Children Of Women Vietnam Veterans Monthly
Allowance?**

> Under Public Law 106-419, children born to women Vietnam veterans may
> be eligible for a monthly monetary allowance if they suffer from
> certain covered birth defects. Children must have been conceived after
> the date on which the veteran first entered the Republic of Vietnam
> during the period beginning on February 28, 1961, and ending on May 7,
> 1975. (Spina Bifida however, is covered under the VA's Spina Bifida
> Program.) VA identifies the birth defects as those that are associated
> with the service of the mother in Vietnam and resulted in permanent
> physical or mental disability. However, covered birth defects do not
> include conditions due to:

-   Familial disorders;

-   Birth-related injuries; or

-   Fetal or neonatal infirmities with well-established causes.

**NOTE**: The law defines the term \"child\" as the natural child of a
woman Vietnam veteran, regardless of age or marital status.

#### What Are The Monthly Allowable Amounts?

> The monthly allowance will range from \$111 to \$1,440. Level of
> disability will determine the amount of the monthly monetary amount,
> with the highest levels of permanent impairment receiving payment at
> Level IV.

+--------------------+--------+---------+----------+-------------------+
| # Disability Level | # L    | **Level | **Level  | **Level IV**      |
|                    | evel I | II**    | III**    |                   |
+--------------------+--------+---------+----------+-------------------+
| **Monthly Amount** | **\    | **      | *        | **\$1,440**       |
|                    | $111** | \$244** | *\$844** |                   |
+--------------------+--------+---------+----------+-------------------+

#### How Can You Apply?

> VA Form 21-0304, *Application for Benefits For Certain Children of
> Vietnam Veterans with Disabilities*. Down load the VA Form 21-0304:

http://www.vba.va.gov/bln/21/benefits/Herbicide/AOno4.htm

The completed form and competent medical evidence should be returned to:

> Department of Veterans Affairs
>
> VA Regional Office (339/21)
>
> PO Box 25126
>
> Denver, CO 80225
>
> For More Information Call Toll-Free
>
> 1-800-820-1756
>
> **Birthdefects@VBA.VA.Gov**
**BIBLIOGRAPHY**

1.  Stone A. Microbicides: A new approach to preventing HIV and other
    sexually

> transmitted infections. Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 1, 977-985
> (2002)

2.  Van Damme L, et al. Effectiveness of COL-1492, a nonoxynol-9 vaginal
    gel, on

HIV-1 transmission in female sex workers: a randomised controlled trial.

Lancet 360, 971-977 (2002)

3.  Mauck C, Rosenberg Z, & Van Damme L. Recommendations for the
    clinical

> development of topical microbicides: an update. AIDS 15, 857-868
> (2001)
## Defunct Illinois Corporation Sued 

## Over Employee Pension Contributions and Loans

**Chicago**---The U. S. Department of Labor sued the defunct
Chicago-based Tomko Machine Works, Inc., and its vice president on May
29, 2002, for misusing \$120,882 in employee contributions and
participant loan payments owed to the company's profit sharing 401(k)
plan.

"This action reaffirms our commitment to protection of the hard-earned
benefits promised by employers," said Kenneth M. Bazar, Director of the
Chicago Regional Office of the Pension and Welfare Benefits
Administration (PWBA) which investigated the case.

The suit alleges that the firm and vice president Patricia Tomaskovic
violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) by
retaining approximately \$99,000 in employee contributions and
participant loan repayments in the general assets of Tomko Machine Works
rather than remitting the assets to the plan over the period Nov. 1,
1995 to Aug. 31, 2000. The suit also alleges that the defendants
retained \$21,882 in voluntary employee contributions and loan payments
in the company's general assets during the same period, thereby failing
to deposit them in the plan account in a timely manner. The defendants
are also charged with failing to create written plan documents, to
obtain the fidelity bond required by ERISA, and to collect two
outstanding loans owed to the plan by a participant.

As relief, the suit seeks a court order to require that the defendants
reimburse the plan for all losses with interest, to offset the plan
account of Tomaskovic to restore plan assets and re-distribute the money
to the remaining plan participants, collect the outstanding participant
loans, and to appoint an independent fiduciary to terminate the plan and
distribute its assets to the participants.

The company ceased operations in August 2001 and was involuntarily
dissolved by the State of Illinois on April 1, 2002. The plan covered
seven participants and had assets of \$247,794 as of Oct. 31, 2000.

The department\'s Voluntary Fiduciary Correction Program (VFCP) allows
plans to correct failures in forwarding contributions withheld from
employees' paychecks and certain other ERISA violations. Eligible
applicants that properly correct transactions under the program will not
be subject to the enforcement action described above or liable for civil
penalties. Excise tax liability under section 4975 of the Internal
Revenue Code is also eliminated for certain transactions corrected
through the VFCP.

This suit was filed in federal district court in Chicago, Ill. Employers
and workers can contact the regional office at (312) 353-0900 or PWBA's
toll free number, **1-866-275-7922**, for help with any problems
relating to private-sector pension and health plans.

\# \# \#

(Chao v. Tomko Machine Works, Inc.*)*

Civil Action No. 02 C 3814
Report No. 367 Mass Media Bureau Call Sign Actions Oct. 15, 1999

During the time period from Oct. 04, 1999 to Oct. 16, 1999 the
Commission accepted applications to, assign

call signs to, or change the call signs of the following broadcast
stations.

\* Commission grant and consummation does not automatically grant the
pending call sign application. The new licensee

must provide written notice to the call sign desk upon consummation of
the transaction and await authority from the

Commission to use the new call sign.

New or Modified Call Signs

Effective Call Sign Srv Assigned To File-Number Former Call

10/04/1999 KCDI FM MALVERN ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION; MALVERN, AR KMVK

KHTV-LP LP WORLD TELEVISION; INLAND EMPIRE, CA K38EA

KLVZ AM KLZ RADIO, INC.; DENVER, CO KBNO

KQUR FM BORDER BROADCASTERS, INC.; LAREDO, TX KOYE

WVLF FM CARTIER COMMUNICATIONS, INC.; CANTON, NY WVNC

10/05/1999 WJLT AM LANGER BROADCASTING CORPORATION; ASHLAND, MA WRPT

WMEX AM LANGER BROADCASTING CORP.; NATICK, MA WJLT

WVFC AM LANGER BROADCASTING CORP.; MCCONNELLSBURG, PA WMEX

10/06/1999 WMWB-LP LP WEIGEL BROADCASTING CO.; SOUTH BEND, IN W69BT

10/10/1999 WNCC-FM FM CHASE BROADCASTING, INC.; FRANKLIN, NC WRFR

10/11/1999 KLIK AM ZIMMER RADIO OF MID-MISSOURI, INC.; JEFFERSON CITY,
MO KWOS

KWOS AM CENTRAL MISSOURI BROADCASTING, INC.; JEFFERSON CITY, MO KLIK

KYEA FM SOUND BROADCASTING; COLUMBIA, LA KCTO-FM

KZRZ FM SOUND BROADCASTING, LLC; WEST MONROE, LA KYEA

WDOT FM MONTPELIER BROADCASTING, INC.; DANVILLE, VT WSHX

WKJM AM WESTERN KENTUCKY RADIO, LLC; MAYFIELD, KY WIVR

WSQY-LP LP BUDD BROADCASTING CO., INC.; SPARTENBURG, SC W66CA

10/12/1999 KCNM-FM FM INTER-ISLAND COMMUNICATIONS, INC.; GARAPAN,
SAIPAN, MP KBLB

KFNS-FM FM SIMULCAST, L.L.C.; TROY, MO KZMM

KLVH FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION; SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA KLVB-FM

WDXB FM CAPSTAR ROYALTY II CORPORATION; JASPER, AL WOWC

WFMF FM CAPSTAR ROYALTY I CORPORATION; BATON ROUGE, LA WLSS

WHGM AM WHGM RADIO, INC.; SAVANNAH, GA WSGA

WOWL FM SOUTHERN CULTURAL FOUNDATION; BURNSVILLE, MS BPED -960227MA NEW

WUGL AM WGUL-FM, INC.; SARASOTA, FL WKXY

WYNK AM CAPSTAR ROYALTY I CORPORATION; BATON ROUGE, LA WFMF

10/13/1999 KCTK AM COMMOM GROUND BROADCASTING, INC.; PHOENIX, AZ KPXQ

KPXQ AM COMMON GROUND BROADCASTING, INC.; GLENDALE, AZ KCTK

WMYM AM ABC, INC.; MIAMI, FL WFBA

10/15/1999 KAPA FM BIG ISLAND RADIO; HILO, HI KHWI

KBPV FM RULE COMMUNICATIONS; LARAMIE, WY BPH -960520MO NEW

KDSA-LP LP DAY STAR BROADCASTING CORP.; NORMAN, OK K46DP

KHWI FM BIG ISLAND RADIO; HILO, HI KAOE

KNCV-LP LP SCOTTS VALLEY GROUP, INC.; CARSON CITY, NV K48GJ

KRRI-LP LP RENO TV PARTNERS; RENO, NV K25FX

KSTR-TV TV USA STATION GROUP PARTNERSHIP OF DALLAS; IRVING, TX KHSX-TV

KVDO-LP LP FAR EASTERN TELECASTERS; CLEAR LAKE, TX K69FW

WHOT-TV TV USA STATION GROUP PARTNERSHIP OF ATLANTA; ATHENS, GA WNGM-TV

WMSO FM BROADCASTERS & PUBLISHERS, INC.; NEWTON, MS WMYQ-FM

WUJM FM TRIAD BROADCASTING COMPANY, LLC; GULFPORT, MS WLRK

10/16/1999 KAAM AM DONTRON, INC.; GARLAND, TX KPBC

Public Notice Totals

Total PN Recs Tran/Assgns New/Mods

41 41
\-\-\-\--Original Message\-\-\-\--

From: Richard A Crider
\[[[mailto:rac.crider@verizon.net]{.underline}](mailto:rac.crider@verizon.net)\]

Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 2:34 AM

To: comments

Cc: Gloria@fairtax.org

Subject: Overwhelming \"POLITICAL WILL\" to \"Demand\" end of the income
tax

I am terriorfied that a member of this pannel is so removed from the
real voting populace, that they would say we have no political will to
end the income tax.

The simple truth is that most elected officials lack the \"backbone\" to
address the issue. The only benefit of our current system, is

that the government knows that NOONE can understand it. To

some pervice thinkers, THAT is desirable.

MY opinion

Willing to express and to VOTE

THANKS

Tomorrow is defined by

what we DO Today

\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--

Richard A Crider -TEXAN

\<File attached: rac.jpg\> rac.crider@verizon.net

I am terriorfied that a member of this pannel is so removed from

the real voting populace, that they would say we have no political

will to end the income tax.

The simple truth is that most elected officials lack the \"backbone\"

to address the issue. The only benefit of our current system, is

that the government knows that NOONE can understand it. To

some pervice thinkers, THAT is desirable.

MY opinion

Willing to express and to VOTE

THANKS

\<color\>\<param\>BDBC,0100,7372\</param\> Tomorrow is defined by

what we DO Today\</color\>

\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--

\<bold\>Richard A

Crider\</bold\>\<color\>\<param\>BDBC,0100,7372\</param\>
-TEXAN\</color\>
![](media/image1.png){width="1.5in" height="0.55in"}

National Mapping Program Date: May 21, 2003

Depository Library Sending

Shipping list: 2003-11-TS

Shipment No.:0403

Total maps for this list: 1

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| ## | O ITEM# | OLD M | NEW M |                | ##  | ERSI | SCALE |
|  L |         | AT \# | AT \# |                | STA | ON** |       |
| IN |         |       |       |                | TES |      |       |
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|    | 19-G-26 |       | 13605 | CLARK - A      |     |      |       |
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|    |         |       |       | SCIENCE        |     |      |       |
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+----+---------+-------+-------+----------------+-----+------+-------+

Claims for Non-receipt of USGS Maps: Claims for maps previously selected
must be made within 60 days. To FILE A CLAIM, circle the missing item
numbers and [**send a** **copy**]{.underline} of the shipping list to
the address listed below, or fax the claim to the fax number listed
below. Keep the original shipment list for your files. Please complete
the applicable information.

Date: Claim Approval:

Library \# State(s) Claimed:

Library Address: DMLP Series Selected:

Phone:

(A LIBRARY NUMBER IS REQUIRED INFORMATION TO PROCESS ALL CLAIMS.)

**UNITED STATES**

**DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR**

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

DENVER FEDERAL CENTER

MS 306, ATTN: RECEIVING Tel. (303) 202-4703

DENVER, COLORADO 80225 Fax (303) 202-4694
# ![](media/image1.png){width="0.7493055555555556in" height="0.6243055555555556in"} Integrated Acquisition System 

**ERROR MANAGERS TRAINING**

**Location: Beltsville, Maryland**

# Date: May 31

  ------------------- -------------------- -------------- -------------------------------
  **Agency/Office**   **Name**             **Phone No.**  **Email Address**

  1\. ARS/AFM-FD      Patrick Reilly       301-504-4520   <patrick.reilly@ars.usda.gov>

  2\. ARS/AFM-FD      Regina Herchak       301-504-1179   <regina.herchak@ars.usda.gov>

  3\. ARS/AFM-FD      Brenda Wood          301-504-1166   <brenda.wood@ars.usda.gov>

  4\. ARS/AFM-APD     Meghan Ryan          301-504-1744   <mryan@ars.usda.gov>

  5\. ARS/AFM-APD     Steve Schaefer       202-720-3998   <sschaefer@ars.usda.gov>

  6\. ARS/AFM-APD     Angelia              301-504-1730   <aloggie@ars.usda.gov>
                      Fleming-Loggie                      

  7\. ARS/HQ          Kim Holland          301-504-1274   <kholland@ars.usda.gov>

  8\. ARS/AFM-FMD     Brian Fong           301-504-4844   <bfong@ars.usda.gov>

  9\. ARS/NAL         Diana Lemon          301-504-5574   <dlemon@nal.usda.gov>

  10\. ARS/NAL        Yolanda Funderburk   301-504-5573   <yfunderburk@nal.usda.gov>

  11\. ARS/NAA        Rudy Fuchs           215-233-6461   <Rudy.fuchs@ars.usda.gov>

  12\. ARS/NAA        Lisa Botella         215-233-6555   <Lisa.Botella@ars.usda.gov>

  13\. ARS/HQ         Christy Bailey       301-504-1273   <cbailey@ars.usda.gov>

  14\. NASS           Barbara Nelson       202-720-4913   <bnelson@nass.usda.gov>

  15\. NASS           Paula North          202-720-4782   <pnorth@nass.usda.gov>

  16\. ERS            Lisha Douglas        202-694-5410   <ldouglas@ers.usda.gov>

  17\. CSREES         Charlie Potok        202-690-0095   <cpotok@ars.usda.gov>
                      (ARS/FMD)                           

  18\. CSREES         TBD (C. Potok is POC 202-690-0095   <cpotok@ars.usda.gov>
                      for this new hire)                  

  19\. ARS/SAA        Patricia Jones       706-546-3533   <pljones@saa.ars.usda.gov>
  ------------------- -------------------- -------------- -------------------------------
NY 815434

November 1, 1995

CLA-2-92:R:N4:227 815434

CATEGORY: Classification

TARIFF NO.: 9205.90.2000

Mr. Linn Barnes

4428 Alton Place, NW

Washington, DC 20016

RE: The tariff classification of bagpipes from Ireland.

Dear Mr. Barnes:

In your letter dated September 26, 1995, you requested a tariff
classification ruling.

The merchandise at issue is a set of Irish bagpipes (uilleann pipes)
that are driven by a bag which is filled with air by a bellows attached
to the arm. It is noted that the bag, once filled, drives the chanter
(for the melody), the drones (for the background) and the regulators
(for the harmony).

The applicable subheading for this set of Irish bagpipes (uilleann
pipes) will be 9205.90.2000, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United
States (HTS), which provides for other wind musical instruments,
bagpipes. The rate of duty will be free.

This ruling is being issued under the provisions of Section 177 of the
Customs Regulations (19 C.F.R. 177).

A copy of the ruling letter or the control number indicated above should
be provided with the entry documents filed at the time this merchandise
is imported. If you have any questions regarding the ruling, contact
National Import Specialist George Kalkines at 212-466-5794.

Sincerely,

Roger J. Silvestri

Director,

National Commodity

Specialist Division
**§3.754 Emergency officers' retirement pay.**

A retired emergency officer of World War I has basic eligibility to
retirement pay by the Department of Veterans Affairs under Pub. L.
87-875 (sec. 11(b), Pub. L. 85-857) from date of filing application
therefor after October 24, 1962, if the following requirements are met:

\(a\) Emergency officers' retirement pay would have been granted under
Pub. L. 506, 70th Congress (Act of May 24, 1928) if application therefor
had been filed before May 25, 1929.

\(b\) Such retirement pay would have continued to be payable under
section 10 of Pub. L. 2, 73d Congress, or under section 1 of Pub. L.
743, 76th Congress.

\(c\) The monthly rate of retirement pay at any time between May 24,
1928 and May 24, 1929, inclusive, would have been lower than the monthly
rate of disability compensation payable to the retired emergency
officer.

\[28 FR 72, Jan. 3, 1963\]

**Cross reference:** Emergency officers' retirement pay. See §3.953(b).

*Next Section is §3.800*
DA 05-1814

June 27, 2005

**INTERNATIONAL BUREAU ANNOUNCES MEETING**

**ON**

**SATELLITE EARTH STATION APPLICATION PROCESSING**

The International Bureau invites interested parties to attend a public
meeting to discuss the Bureaus policies and procedures related to Earth
Station Application process. The event is open to the public, and no
advance reservation or registration is required.

**Date and Time: July 22, 2005**

**10:30 a.m. -- 12 Noon**

**Location: Federal Communications Commission**

**Commission Meeting Room**

> **445 12^th^ Street, SW**
>
> **Washington, D.C. 20554**

The intent of this meeting is to provide satellite industry
representatives, attorneys, and engineers, the opportunity to provide
feedback on the current process and procedures for handling satellite
earth station applications. International Bureau staff members will also
make brief presentations and solicit feedback from attendees on the
following topics:

-   "Frequently Asked Questions";

-   "Common Application Inconsistencies"; and

-   "Filing Online with IBFS".

> Donald Abelson, Chief of the International Bureau, as well as members
> of his staff, will be available to answer questions and provide
> guidance on these topics and any other issues raised. For additional
> information please contact Gardner Foster, <Gardner.Foster@fcc.gov>,
> 202-418-1990 or Jacki Ponti, <Jacki.Ponti@fcc.gov>, 202-418-0436.
**[Thomas Edison State College -- Online Graduate Certificate in
Homeland Security]{.underline}**

Thomas Edison State College is offering an online Graduate Certificate
in Homeland Security. The events of Sept. 11, 2001, changed the way
Americans view the world and changed the way that criminal justice,
intelligence, transportation, private security, corporate and other
professionals think about the way they do their work. Thomas Edison
State College is offering a four-course, online certificate program at
the graduate level that will address many of the issues that these
professionals need to consider concerning terrorism, security,
intelligence-gathering, civil liberties, and disaster preparation and
response. The online courses will lead to a 12-credit graduate
certificate in Homeland Security. The program is designed for emergency
disaster personnel; homeland security personnel; criminal justice.

**Credits required to complete the program:** 12 graduate credits

# Courses/credits:

# HLS---500: Terrorism and Homeland Security - 3 credits

# HLS---510: Protecting the Homeland: Balancing Security and Liberty - 3 credits

# HLS---520: Preparedness: Prevention & Deterrence - 3 credits

HLS---530: Protecting the Homeland: Response & Recovery - 3 credits

Thomas Edison State College provides flexible, high-quality, collegiate
learning opportunities for self-directed adults. Students complete
degree requirements through a variety of learning and assessment
opportunities.

Thomas Edison State College is accredited by Middle States Association
of Colleges and Schools.

For more information:

> Contact: Graduate School
>
> Thomas Edison State College
>
> 101 W. State Street
>
> Trenton, NJ 08608-1176
>
> Ph: (609) 984-1168
>
> Fax:
>
> Email: *<graduateschool@tesc.edu>*
>
> Additional Information: Information not available at this time; please
> visit the Thomas Edison State College Web site at
> [*www.tesc.edu*](http://www.tesc.edu/) for up-to-date information as
> it becomes available.
>
> Additional Phone:
>
> Update: 8/29/05
Background:

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The Office of AIDS Research requests the Contractor to issue a check for
\$58,704 to support the 26^th^ Annual Symposium for Nonhuman Primate
Models for AIDS to be held on December 9-12, 2008 in San Juan, Puerto
Rico. These funds will provide travel support for key conference
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scientists participating in this conference. In addition, funds will
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U. S. Mint Secures Philippines Coinage Production Order

The U. S. Mint has successfully concluded negotiations to produce 250
million coins for the Central Bank of the Philippines in 1976.

Dr. Alan J. Goldman, Assistant Director for Technology, who was
accompanied by Richard Voss, Production Manager at the San Francisco
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range of coinage matters including the production order.

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and 25 percent nickel and will be struck at the San Francisco Assay
Office.

The one-and five-centavo pieces will be the first non-round coins struck
in recent years by the United States Mint. The one centavo will be
square with rounded corners and minted in aluminum. The five centavo
will be minted in 60 percent copper and 40 percent zinc and have eight
scallops on its outer edge. The one- and five-centavo coins will be
struck at Philadelphia where research and development on non-round coins
has taken place.

Each coin will carry the inscription "Ang Bagong Lipunan" ("The New
Society" in the official language of the Philippines). Jose Rizal,
national hero of independence, will be depicted on the one-peso coin. To
be depicted on the 25-, 10-, 5-, and 1-centavo coins, respectively, are:
Juan Luna, the first Philippine painter to win international fame;
Francisco Baltazar, a leader in the development of Philippine cultural
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WRITER\'S E-MAIL ADDRESS

\(202\) 736-8273 lmarcil@sidley.com

December 10, 1999

Ms. To-Quyen Truong

Associate Chief

Cable Services Bureau

Federal Communications Commission

445 12th Street, S.W.

Washington, DC 20554

> Re: In the Matter of Applications for Transfer of Control to AT&T
> Corp. (\"AT&T\") of Licenses and Authorizations Held by MediaOne
> Group, Inc. (\"MediaOne\")

Dear Ms. Truong:

This letter identifies by Bates No. the documents referenced in the
response by AT&T Corp. and MediaOne Group, Inc. to Question 12 of your
November 3, 1999 request for information.

-   AT&T study referenced in footnote 2 - Bates Nos. AT&T 000915
    (produced November 24, 1999)

-   MediaOne surveys referenced at the top of page 9 - Bates Nos. AT&T
    000788 - AT&T 000840, Bates Nos. AT&T 000841 - AT&T 000914 (produced
    November 24, 1999)

-   MediaOne analysis referenced in footnote 4 - Bates Nos. AT&T
    002399 - AT&T 002400 (produced today under separate cover pursuant
    to the Protective Order in this proceeding)

-   AT&T documents referenced in footnote 5 - Bates Nos. AT&T 000961 -
    AT&T 000994, Bates Nos. AT&T 000995 -

AT&T 001000 and AT&T 002000-2018, and Bates Nos. AT&T

> 002019 - 002045 (produced December 2, 1999)

Sincerely,

Lorrie M. Marcil

cc: To-Quyen Truong

Sunil Daluvoy

Royce Dickens

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**Background**

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support the Annual Meeting of the Argentinean Society for Virology (ASV)
that will be held in Vaquerias City, Cordoba Province, Argentina in
October 2006. These funds will be used to support training and education
through full or partial scholarships for young investigators, graduates,
and Ph.D. students.

**Description of Work**

The Contractor will perform the following tasks:

1.  Issue a check for \$3,000

2.  Make check Payable to: ASOCIACION  ARGENTINA  DE  MICROBIOLOGIA
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05/21/2007 01:41 PM

To David Dickinson/DC/USEPA/US@EPA

Subject Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2006-0173

Administrator Steven Johnson & EPA Staff

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA West (Air Docket)

1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Room B108, Mail Code 6102T

Washington, DC 20460

Dear Administrator Johnson and EPA staff,

The first time I came to California, I had clear skies all the

way until I hit Los Angeles. There it was brown skies and

absolutely no stars at night. Knowing that I\'m breathing this in

on a daily basis since moving here is not good. Why our

administration would want to stop the Clean Air Act is as

unclear as the brown air I breathe daily. I see people on a

daily basis driving their Hummers around with only one person in

it. The fact that the Administration also \"Killed\" the electric

car that would be saving us from all of the horrible storms and

draughts happening right now makes no sense either.

I urge you to grant California the waiver it needs under the

Clean Air Act to limit global warming pollution from passenger

vehicles. As you know, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled recently

that carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping emissions are \"air

pollutants\" under the Clean Air Act and you have the authority

to regulate them.

In 2002, California passed a law to limit global warming

pollution from passenger vehicles, the first law of its kind in

the world. Since then, 11 other states have adopted the

California tailpipe emissions standards, representing one third

of the U.S. auto market. The United States is the world\'s

largest emitter of global warming pollution and vehicles are the

country\'s second largest source of this pollution.

We need to take serious action now to prevent the worst effects

of global warming by cutting heat-trapping pollution. Delaying

this action will only make the task more difficult and more

expensive.

Scientists agree that unless we reduce global warming pollution

significantly in the next 50 years, average temperatures could

rise another 3 to 9 degrees in the United States by the end of

the century, causing more heat waves, air pollution, droughts

and wildfires, heavier rains and flooding, rising sea levels,

melting tundra and widespread loss of wildlife habitat.

I am counting on you to help avert these grave dangers by

immediately granting California the waiver it needs to make

serious reductions in global warming pollution.

Sincerely,

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**Appendix A**

**NICEATM/ECVAM Validation Study Management**

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[NICEATM/ECVAM Validation Study Management]{.underline}

NICEATM and ECVAM staff managed the study as shown in **Figure A-1**.
The NICEATM-ECVAM Study Management Team (SMT), in consultation with the
Project Design and Evaluation Team and other advisors shown in **Figure
A-1**, designed the study, selected the test chemicals (see **Section
3**) and the laboratories to purchase and distribute chemicals and
perform solubility and cytotoxicity testing. BioReliance Corporation
(Rockville, MD) purchased the chemicals, tested solubility, and
distributed the coded reference substances to the laboratories
performing the cytotoxicity testing. Institute for In Vitro Sciences
(IIVS; Gaithersburg, MD), U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center
(ECBC; Edgewood, MD), and Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical
Experiments (FRAME) Alternatives Lab, University of Nottingham, Queen's
Medical Center (FAL; Nottingham, UK) performed solubility and
cytotoxicity testing.

**Figure A-1 Study Management Chart**
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