BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
**X-RAY FIELD TEST NON-COMPLIANCES THAT ARE UNRESOLVED IN ATLANTA HOME
DISTRICT**

**TEST ACCOMP FACILITY/ZIP**

**TEST ID DATE DISTRICT ASSEMBLER/ZIP NONCOMPLIANCES**

**\-\-\-\-\-\-- \-\-\-- \-\-\-\-\-\-- \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--
\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--**

**AR56175R 19961009 LOS MOBILE LITHOTRIPTERS/92630**

**DORNIER MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC./30144 Q07 Q08 Q71**

**AR54497A 19961018 ATL NORTHSIDE HOSPITALL/30342**

**PICKER INTERNATIONAL/30071 9**

**UF55410B 19961029 NOL VICKSBURG MEDICAL CENTER/39180**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 10**

**UF55415B 19970123 NOL MONFORT JONES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL/39090**

**PICKER INTERNATIONAL/30071 8 9**

**AR64877A 19970127 ATL PROMINA PRIMARY CARE CENTER/30060**

**RAMSEY ENTERPRISES INC./30188 Q54**

**AR56372A 19970130 ATL THE PAPP CLINIC/30265**

**X-RAY OF GEORGIA, INC./30071 2**

**UF56357B 19970214 ATL KAISER PERMANENTE, SPMO/28210**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 16**

**AR37356A 19970305 NOL HUEY P. LONG REGIONAL MED CNT/71360**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 3**

**AR55416 19970312 NOL BAPTIST MEMORIAL HOSPITAL/38671**

**UNKNOWN (CFN: 1043749) 3 5**

**AR57378A 19970318 ATL CANDLER HOSPITAL/31405**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 3**

**AR58973A 19970319 ATL CANDLER HOSPITAL/31405**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 3**

**AR58972A 19970320 ATL MEDICAL CENTER LLP/31021**

**X-RAY OF GEORGIA, INC./30071 9**

**AR50490A 19970509 NSV ST. CLAIRE REGIONAL HOSPITAL/35125**

**UNKNOWN (CFN: 1056430) Q54 Q69 Q70**

**AR57884A 19970515 ORL MORTON PLANT MEASE HOSPITAL/34698**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 Q71**

**UF57943B 19970611 ORL MIAMI CHILDRENS HOSPITAL/33155**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 12**

**AR43600A 19970616 NSV QUANTUM IMAGING/37203**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 9 33 35**

**UF64654C 19970909 ORL CEDARS MEDICAL CENTER/33136**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 10**

**AR64057A 19971030 NOL FOREST GENERAL HOSPITAL/30401**

**GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY/30071 35**

**AR57336A 19971112 ATL OCONEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL/29679**

**PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC./28217 29 31**

**AR57337A 19971112 ATL OCONEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL/29672**

**PHILIPS MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC./28217 17 19 21**

**TOTAL FIELD TEST RECORDS FOR ATLANTA HOME DISTRICT IS: 21**
NOTICE BULLETINS. The new RUS-TX Bulletins as shown on

(SLO) this procedure notice are to be used only for Water and

Waste Programs in place of the following forms. These forms are still
used in the Community Facilities and Multi-Family Housing programs.

Form RD-TX 424-12A, revised 3/98, Payment Bond (Private Corporation)

Form RD-TX 424-12B, revised 3/98, Performance Bond (Private Corporation)

Form RD-TX 424-13A, revised 3/98, Payment Bond (Public Body)

Form RD-TX-424-13B, revised 3/98, Performance Bond (Public Body)

[INSERT:]{.underline}

RUS-TX Bulletin 1780-13, Attachment 5 - Performance Bond and FMI

RUS-TX Bulletin 1780-13, Attachment 6-NP - Payment Bond (Private
Corporation) and FMI

RUS-TX Bulletin 1780-13, Attachment 6-PB - Payment Bond (Public Body)
and FMI

The following new RUS forms and new RUS Forms Manual Inserts (FMI) are
available at the following web addresses:

RUS-TX Bulletin 1780-13, Attachment 5 - Performance Bond:
<http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/tx/forms/Bul1780-13-A5.pdf>

and FMI: <http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/tx/forms/FMI1780-13-A5.pdf>

RUS-TX Bulletin 1780-13, Attachment 6-NP - Payment Bond (Private
Corporation): <http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/tx/forms/Bul1780-13-A6-NP.pdf>

and FMI: <http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/tx/forms/FMI1780-13-A6-NP.pdf>

RUS-TX Bulletin 1780-13, Attachment 6-PB - Payment Bond (Public Body):
<http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/tx/forms/Bul1780-13-A6-PB.pdf>

and FMI: <http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/tx/forms/FMI1780-13-A6-PB.pdf>
*11.13.2023*

***Scheduling Intake Form***

Margie McQueen Jeanette Staton

**State Training Program Manager State Course Scheduler**

**(703) 235-0621 (703) 235-0630**

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

***Note: [For final approval by State Training Program Manager, this
form must be sent through the Lead MCSAP Agency.]{.underline}***

***Has course been listed on State MCSAP Training Plan for 2009?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_***

***If not, please provide written request why this course is
necessary.***

**1. Today's Date:**

**2. Information submitted by:**

**3. Course Requested: please circle course - please note a separate
form is required for each course requested.**

-   **Advanced NAS Level I**

-   **Compliance Review**

-   **Cargo Tank Inspection**

-   **CMV Safety Programs & Grants Management**

-   **Electronic On-Board Recording Device**

-   **General Hazardous Materials**

-   **Hazardous Materials Safety Permits**

-   **New Entrant Safety Audit**

-   **New Entrant Safety Audit Workshop (2-day)**

-   **North American Standards Part A**

-   **North American Standards Part B**

-   **Other Bulk Packaging**

-   **Passenger Vehicle Inspection**

**4. Course Dates: please note, a separate form is required for each
course date requested when requesting the same course.**

-   

**5. Course Location: (Address to include City, State & Zip code)**

-   
-   

**6. Course Contact Name & Title:**

-   

**7. Course Contact Phone#, cell phone \# & email:**

-   

**8. Course Contact Mailing Address:**

**9. Class Shipping Address:**

-   **Same as above**

-   **Alternate Shipping Address (include complete address)**

**10. Instructors:**

**Are "NTC Associate Staff Instructors" needed? If so, please complete
the following:**

**Yes \_\_\_\_ Number Requested: \_\_\_\_\_**

**No \_\_\_\_**

**If using "In-State" Associate Staff Instructor please list by name:**

-   
-   

**11. Number of Students -- Class size is limited to a minimum of 10
and**

**a maximum of 25**

-   

**12. Course is:**

-   **Open**

-   **Full**

**Completed Schedule Intake Forms should be included with the submission
of the State Training Plan.**

**Approved by and date:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**

**Margie McQueen, State Training Program Manager**

**National Training Center**
> **DA 03-166**
>
> **Released: January 21, 2003**

Telecommunications Slamming Complaint Reporting Form, FCC Form 478-Feb,

Now Available

The Telecommunications Slamming Complaint Reporting Form, FCC Form
478-Feb, is now available. Section 64.1180 of the Federal Communications
Commission\'s rules[^1] requires all telecommunications carriers
providing telephone exchange service and/or telephone toll service to
file the Telecommunications Slamming Complaint Reporting Form (FCC Form
478). The next filing is due February 18, 2003.

Pursuant to the Commission's orders, filings of the FCC Form 478 are
available for public inspection in the Consumer & Governmental Affairs
Bureau's Reference Information Center.[^2] All information submitted in
a carrier's FCC Form 478 filing will be made available to the public
unless confidential treatment is sought pursuant to section 0.459 of the
Commission's rules.[^3]

Copies of FCC Form 478-Aug are available by calling (800) 418-3676 and
on-line at <http://www.fcc.gov/formpage.html>.

For more information contact the Reference Information Center at (202)
418-0270.

-FCC-

[^1]: 47 C.F.R. § 64.1180.

[^2]: *See* *In the Matter of Implementation of The Subscriber Carrier
    Selection Changes Provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996,
    Policies and Rules Concerning Unauthorized Changes of Consumers Long
    Distance Carriers*, CC Docket No. 94-129, Third Report and Order and
    Second Order on Reconsideration, 15 FCC Rcd 15996, 16023 (2000).

[^3]: 47 C.F.R. § 0.459.
**Information for Banks, Thrifts, Savings and Loan Associations and
Credit Unions**

**Affected By Hurricane Gustav**

**Contacts for Customers**

+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **Office of Financial            |                                   |
| Institutions**                   |                                   |
|                                  |                                   |
| **(banks, thrifts, savings and   |                                   |
| loan associations, credit        |                                   |
| unions)**                        |                                   |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **Alexandria (318) 487-5023**    | **Monroe (318) 362-5291**         |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **Baton Rouge (225) 925-4660**   | **Shreveport (318) 862-9706**     |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **Lafayette (337) 262-5754**     |                                   |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **Toll Free Nationwide -- 1      |                                   |
| (888) 783-5530**                 |                                   |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **Toll Free In-Louisiana -- 1    |                                   |
| (888) 525-9414**                 |                                   |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **Website --                     |                                   |
| www.ofi.louisiana.gov**          |                                   |
+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+

Federal Regulators

  -------------------- ---------- -------------------- --------------------------------------
  **Info regarding     **FDIC**   **1 (877) 275-3342** [www.fdic.gov](http://www.fdic.gov/)
  frequently asked                                     
  questions and                                        
  contact info for                                     
  banks in Louisiana**                                 

  **National Banks**   **OCC**    **1 (800) 613-6743** www.occ.treas.gov

  **Thrifts/Savings    **OTS**    **1 (800) 842-6929** www.ots.treas.gov
  and Loan Assc.**                                     

  **Credit Unions**    **NCUA**   **1 (888) 584-6847** www.ncua.gov
  -------------------- ---------- -------------------- --------------------------------------

If you do not have internet access or need further assistance, please
call the Office of Financial Institutions.
DA-00-2606

November 16, 2000

**PRIMARY JURISDICTION REFERRALS**

**INVOLVING COMMON CARRIERS**

** **

This notice provides guidance to parties seeking to bring a dispute
involving one or more common carriers to the Commission as the result of
a court referral pursuant to the primary jurisdiction doctrine. Courts
invoke the primary jurisdiction doctrine where the court has
jurisdiction over the case, but the case requires the resolution of
issues which, under a regulatory scheme, have been placed in the hands
of an administrative agency. *See e.g., Allnet Communication Service,
Inc. v. National Exchange Carrier Association*, *Inc.,* 965 F.2d 1118,
1120 (D.C. Cir. 1992).

The procedures by which the Commission handles a common carrier matter
referred by a court pursuant to the primary jurisdiction doctrine may
vary according to the nature of the matter referred.

Generally, primary jurisdiction referrals in cases involving common
carriers are appropriately filed as formal complaints with the
Enforcement Bureau pursuant to section 208 of the Communications Act of
1934, as amended. There may be circumstances, however, in which this
approach may not be appropriate. Accordingly, parties to a case in which
a primary jurisdiction referral has been made are strongly encouraged to
contact the Chief of the Market Disputes Resolution Division of the
Enforcement Bureau for guidance before filing any pleadings or otherwise
proceeding before the Commission in such referral. Contacting the Market
Disputes Resolution Division before proceeding pursuant to a primary
jurisdiction referral will ensure that the matter is properly filed and
avoid delay and unnecessary expense.

For further information, please contact Tracy Bridgham, Senior Counsel,
Market Disputes Resolution Division, at 202-418-7330.

By the Chiefs, Common Carrier Bureau, Enforcement Bureau, International
Bureau and Wireless Telecommunications Bureau.

\#                     \#                     \#
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# For Immediate Release Cliff Kevill

#  Chief Ranger

**(941) 792-0458**

**468th Commemoration**

**Landing of De Soto Expedition**

De Soto National Memorial Superintendent Scott Pardue invites the public
to join the park in a day of activities on Saturday, May 26^th^ to
commemorate the 468^th^ anniversary of the beginning of the Hernando de
Soto expedition. This particular *Entrada* (Spanish for first expedition
and conquest of a country) began some 468 years ago when Spanish
conquistadors, horses, and war dogs splashed ashore in the lower Tampa
Bay area on May 30, 1539. What followed were violent encounters with
Native Americans while searching fruitlessly for a civilization
possessing gold and jewels like the Aztecs of Mexico or the Incas of
Peru. Four years later, with De Soto dead and half his men gone, the
expedition found its way back to Spanish settlements in Mexico.
Eventually the descriptions of new peoples and abundant lands provided
by survivors would help to inspire other Europeans to colonize North
America.

**Saturday, May 26^th^ activities will be as follows:**

**9:30 Ranger Talk - What Brought De Soto to La Florida?** H**ow Would
Their**

**Arrival Impact the Culture of the Natives?** (Meet at the Visitor
Center beach).

**9:45 -- 10:45**

**The Landing -** Be there as De Soto and his army begin their four
year, four

thousand mile odyssey!

**Conquistador Walk** -- Join the conquistadors, on a walk through the
mangroves

to Camp Uzita with stops along the way to discuss life in "La Florida."

**11:00 De Soto's Cavalry** -- Join our volunteer Heidi May for an
exciting Cavalry

demonstration. Meet the descendants of the horses that De Soto brought
(Paso

> Fino) and discover how they were used.

**12:00 Warriors: Tools of the Trade --** See (and hear) a matchlock
musket (arquebus)

being fired along with other period weapons demonstrated in Camp Uzita.

**1:00 Legacy of the De Soto Expedition-** Meet for the final program in
Camp Uzita.

**2:00 End of Scheduled Event Activities**

De Soto National Memorial is located at the end of 75^th^ Street NW in
Bradenton, Florida. Entrance to the park is free, as are all activities.
The Park is open from sunrise to sunset; the parking area closes at 5:00
p.m.

The National Park Service cares for special places saved by the American
people so that

all may experience our heritage. EXPERIENCE YOUR AMERICA
**MODIS-Atmos web page Image exercise**

The purpose of this exercise is to provide some guided exploration of
the web site. If you would prefer to explore on your own and ignore the
questions and suggestions on this page please do so.

In the images section choose the C005 Terra L1B Granules.

Choose Java Enhanced and click "Go"

1.  Find day 328 from 2006.

2.  Use the image overpass map at the top of the page to help find the
    granule that is centered on Mexico and allows you to see both
    coasts.

What is the UTC time of this image?

3.  Look at the next two days. Can you find another image that shows
    both coasts? If so what is the day and time?

4.  Without looking at the image first, list two days that would have an
    image with the exact same geometry as the one from day 328.

Now check one of the images to see if you are correct.

5.  Find an image from Aqua in November 2006 that covers most of the
    same area as the Terra image from day 328. What is the date and
    time?

6.  Look at the Terra L3 Low-Res Daily, Low-Res Eight Day and Low-Res
    Monthly images for Aerosol Combined Land and Ocean that contain day
    330 from 2006.

NOTE: Up until now you have been looking at Level 2 images.

What is the difference between Level 2 and the Level 3 images you will
now be exploring?

As you go from daily to 8-day to monthly what do you notice about the
gaps in the coverage?

What causes the two types of gaps in the Ocean for the daily product?
One reason has been discussed. The other you may be able to provide a
reasonable guess by going back to the Terra L1B granules from day 330
and looking at the granule from UTC 0545 and/or UTC 0225. Figure out the
locations of these two granules and go back and check the Low-Res daily
image in the locations that contain these granules to see if there is a
gap.

What causes the gaps in the land coverage? Does this change as you go
from daily to 8-day to monthly?

7\. Go to the L3 Low-Res Monthly from Aqua or Terra. Take some time to
play around here. See if you can find a month where one of the
parameters, for example Cloud Fraction or Optical Depth seem unusually
high for a particular part of the globe. Then go back and use the 8-Day
and Daily to try to find a day where the values seem to be high.

8\. Use the Format & Content page to explore the simple definition of
any of the parameters available on the Level 3 images.
1775 I Street, N.W. Suite 730

Washington, D.C. 20006-2401

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July 22, 2003

> Dear Colleague:
>
> The National Institute for Literacy is conducting a simplified
> acquisition procedure to procure technical services as described in
> the enclosed statement of work: **ED-03-Q-0007, LD Strategic Planning
> Meeting**. Interested parties should prepare separate technical and
> cost proposals and deliver 3 copies of both proposals no later then
> 12:00 noon EDT, on August 4, 2003, to the following address:
>
> National Institute for Literacy
>
> Attention: Sharyn Abbott
>
> 1775 I Street, NW, Suite 730

# Washington, DC 20006-2417

> The **technical proposal** must include the following:

1)  A statement of qualifications to perform this work, with particular
    reference to the skills and areas of expertise identified in the
    statement of work. *(not to exceed one page)*

2)  A detailed description of how the tasks would be carried out
    enumerated in the scope of work, including an estimate of the amount
    of time that would be spent on each task. *(not to exceed one page)*

3)  Up to three writing samples that demonstrate the necessary
    capabilities and expertise to perform the tasks described in the
    scope of work. *(not to exceed 10 pages total for all three
    samples)*

4)  Up to three references and resume(s) of key personnel (if an
    organization). *(not to exceed two pages)*

> The **cost proposal** must be separate from your technical proposal
> and itemized by task. Include all costs associated with each of the
> tasks listed in the statement of work as well as other costs
> associated with completing the work. *(not to exceed one page)*
>
> Please note that the Classification Code for this solicitation is "R -
> Professional, Administrative and Management Support." This
> solicitation is set aside for small businesses (and individuals, who
> are considered a small business for this acquisition). This is a fixed
> price contract and contractor will be paid upon receipt of all
> deliverables and a satisfactory invoice, in accordance to the Prompt
> Pay Act. If you have any questions about the content of this
> solicitation, please contact Sharyn Abbott at 202-233-2026 or
> <sabbott@nifl.gov>.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Sandra L. Baxter
>
> Interim Executive Director
>
> Enclosures
>
> \(1\) Announcement Notice
>
> \(2\) Statement of Work
>
> \(3\) Request for Quotation, SF-18
>
> \(4\) Selection Criteria
Rhode Island

Recognized Rigorous Secondary School Programs of Study

If otherwise eligible, all students, including private school students,
home-schooled students, students enrolled in Department of Defense
Overseas Schools, and Bureau of Indian Affairs students may qualify for
an ACG under the rigorous secondary school program of study options
pre-recognized by the Secretary. These options include a set of courses
similar to the State Scholars Initiative and the Advanced Placement (AP)
or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses and test scores as detailed
below.

The eligibility options for a student graduating from secondary school
in Rhode Island during the 2008 calendar year are:

-   ***Rhode Island Scholars.*** This program, part of the national
    State Scholars Initiative and patterned after the recommendations of
    the National Commission on Excellence in Education, requires at
    least:

    -   Four years or course equivalent in English (English I -- IV)

    -   Four years or course equivalent in math (Algebra I, Algebra II,
        geometry and a fourth year of higher math);

    -   Three years or course equivalent in science (biology, chemistry,
        physics)

    -   Three and one-half years or course equivalent in social studies
        (world history studies, world geography studies, U.S. history,
        U.S. government, economics)

    -   Three years or course equivalent in a language other than
        English

    -   Other requirements of school district

-   ***A set of courses similar to the State Scholars Initiative.***
    This program of study requires passing grades in the following:

    -   Four years of English;

    -   Three years of Math (including Algebra I and a higher level
        course such as Algebra II, Geometry, or Data Analysis and
        Statistics);

    -   Three years of science, including one year each of at least two
        of the following courses: biology, chemistry, and physics;

    -   Three years of social studies; and

    -   One year of a language other than English.

-   ***Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB)
    courses and test scores.*** This program requires a minimum of two
    Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses
    in high school and a minimum passing score on the exams for those
    classes. Students must score 3 or higher on AP exams and 4 or higher
    on IB exams.
### Office of Congressman Jeff Flake

***News Release***

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:**  Friday, March 31, 2006

**CONTACT: ** Matthew Specht (202) 225-2635

 

 

# Congressman Flake Spotlights Egregious Earmark of the Week

## \$500,000 to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for Expansion of the Atlanta Symphony Center

 

**Washington, D.C.** -- Republican Congressman Jeff Flake, who
represents Arizona's Sixth District, today highlighted a pork project
contained in the Transportation-Treasury-HUD appropriations bill for
fiscal year 2006.

 

            This week's egregious earmark: \$500,000 to the Atlanta
Symphony Orchestra for expansion of the Atlanta Symphony Center.

 

            **"Congress really hit a sour note with this pork
project,"** said Flake.

 

\###
# WITS SITE VISIT ANNOUNCEMENT

The purpose of this notice is to announce that the Government has
established Thursday, November 5, 1998 as the day for potential WITS2001
offerors to visit three specific WITS sites.

**[SCHEDULE:]{.underline}**

## November 5, 1998

0830 - 1000 Southwest Serving Office\*

30 E. St. SW

Washington, DC

1045 - 1200 Mid-Town Serving Office\*

2055 L. St. NW

Washington, DC

1345 - 1500 Archives Remote Serving Office\*

8601 Adelphi Rd.

College Park, MD

\* Please refer to table J-15 of the August 7, 1998 RFP for a list of
WITS assets housed in

these sites.

### PROCEDURES:

## **By** **0900** **10/28/98:** Offerors shall notify the Contracting Officer (Paulette Ward) in 

##  writing of intentions to participate. Up to three offeror 

##  representatives can be accommodated. Please identify each offeror 

##  representative by name and title. Facsimile: 703-610-2089.

**By** **1500 11/09/98:** Offeror deadline for submission of questions
related to vendor

observations during the WITS site visits. Questions should be

addressed to: WITS2001 Contracting Officer, Paulette Ward, General

Services Administration, 7525 Colshire Drive, Mail Stop Z453,

McLean, VA 22102-7400.

Questions may also be transmitted via facsimile to (703) 610-2089.

One hard copy and one electronic copy (MS-DOS formatted, 3.5-inch

diskettes) of all questions regarding observations during the WITS site

visits must be received no later than 1500 on November 9, 1998.

**[PLEASE NOTE:]{.underline} OFFERORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN**

**TRANSPORTATION**
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| > City and County of San Francisco                                    |
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| > Project Homeless Connect                                            |
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**OATH OF CONFIDENTIALITY**

The City and County of San Francisco respects the privacy and privacy
rights of the people we serve.

I understand that:

1.  The purpose of gathering and sharing private information between
    survey and service team members of the Homeless Project Connect is
    to improve housing and health outcomes for the clients served at
    Project Homeless Connect.

2.  Sharing of personal client information will be limited to that which
    will help achieve this purpose.

3.  The unauthorized release of any protected health information may
    make me subject to a civil action for damages. In addition, Federal
    and State laws protecting information relating to the provision of
    confidential patient information, including, but not limited to,
    mental health and substance abuse information may apply. These laws
    may have additional penalties, including criminal penalties.

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

PRINT NAME

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SIGNATURE Dated

Reference:

-   California Welfare and Institution Code, Section 5328, Chapter 3
    commencing with Section 525 of Title 7 of Part 2 of the Code of
    Civil Procedure; and

-   Title 9, California Administrative Code Section 942, Oath of
    Confidentiality
Administrative and General Services Officers

Administrative Officers

-   Bureau of Administration, Room 3800, HST (202) 647-8883

-   Bureau of Human Resources, Room H1103, SA-1 (202) 663-2375

-   Office of the Chief Financial Officer, Room H1100, SA-1 (202)
    663-2077

-   Int'l Narcotics & Law Enforcement Affairs, 1^st^ Floor, SA-4 (202)
    776-8750

-   Oceans & Int'l Environment & Scientific Affairs, Room 7820,
    HST (202) 647-3622

-   Office of the Legal Adviser, Room 5519, HST (202) 647-8323

-   Office of the Inspector General, Room 6817, HST (202) 647-5013

-   Office of the Chief of Protocol, Room 1238, HST (202) 647-1700

General Services Officers

-   Bureau of African Affairs, Room 3517, HST (202) 647-1298

-   Bureau of Consular Affairs, 10^th^ Floor, SA-1 (202) 663-2500

-   Bureau of Diplomatic Security, 8^th^ Floor, SA-10 (202) 663-0660

-   Bureau of East Asian & Pacific Affairs, Room 4313A, HST (202)
    647-9054

-   Bureau of Economic & Business Affairs, Room 6820, HST (202) 647-2720

-   Bureau of Educational & Cultural Affairs, Room 336, SA-44 (202)
    619-4949

-   Bureau of European Affairs, Room 5424, HST (202) 647-7519

-   Bureau of Legislative Affairs, Room 7260, HST (202) 647-1714

-   Bureau of Intelligence & Research, Room 6639, HST (202) 647-1080

-   Bureau of Int'l Organization Affairs, Room 1509, HST (202) 647-9326

-   Bureau of Information Resource Mgmt, Room 4428, HST (202) 647-0661

-   Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, Room 4253, HST (202) 647-3269

-   Bureau of Nonproliferation, Room 5725, HST (202) 647-3442

-   Bureau of Overseas Bldg Operations, Room 1308, SA-6 (703) 875-6355

-   Bureau of Public Affairs, Room 6800, HST (202) 647-9606

-   Bureau of Population, Refugees & Migration, Room 505, SA-1 (202)
    663-1520

-   Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, Room 3906, HST (202) 647-3318

-   Office of the Executive Secretary, Room 3906, HST (202) 647-3318

-   Office of Foreign Missions, Room 358, SA-33 (202) 895-3511

-   Office of the Medical Director, Room L209A, SA-1 (202) 663-1611

-   Shultz Center -- Foreign Service Institute, Room F2205, SA-42 (703)
    302-6729

\*HST -- Harry S. Truman Building

SA - State Annex

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Related Links:

[Location of Department of State
Annexes](http://www.foia.state.gov/MMS/Annexes/annexes.asp)

[Key Officers at Foreign Service
Posts](http://www.foia.state.gov/MMS/KOH/keyoffcity.asp)
**FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION**

![](media/image1.png){width="0.84375in" height="0.84375in"}**ENFORCEMENT
BUREAU**

**Western Region**

**San Diego Office**

4542 Ruffner Street, Suite 370

San Diego, CA 92111

July 13, 2005

Overdrive Broadcasting

Flagstaff, Arizona 86001

**NOTICE OF UNLICENSED OPERATION**

Case Number: EB-04-SD-198

Document Number: W200532940002

The San Diego Office received information that an unlicensed broadcast
radio station on 1650 kHz was allegedly operating in Flagstaff, Arizona.
On May 17, 2005, agents from this office confirmed by direction finding
techniques that a radio transmitter operating on the frequency 1650 kHz
was located on West University Street, Flagstaff, Arizona. The
Commission's records show that no license was issued for operation of a
broadcast station at this location on 1650 kHz in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Radio stations must be licensed by the FCC pursuant to 47 U.S.C. § 301.
The only exception to this licensing requirement is for certain
transmitters using or operating at a power level that complies with the
standards established in Part 15 of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R.
§§  15.1 *et seq*. Your operation on frequency 1650 kHz was measured at
7,400 microvolts per meter (µV/m) at 122 meters. This exceeds the
allowable unlicensed limit of 14.5 µV/m at 30 meters established in 47
C.F.R. § 15.209(a). Thus, this station is operating in violation of 47
U.S.C. § 301.

You are hereby warned that operation of radio transmitting equipment
without a valid radio station authorization constitutes a violation of
the Federal laws cited above and could subject the operator to severe
penalties, including, but not limited to, substantial monetary fines,
*in rem* arrest action against the offending radio equipment, and
criminal sanctions including imprisonment. (*See* 47 U.S.C. §§ 401, 501,
503 and 510).

**UNLICENSED OPERATION OF THIS RADIO STATION MUST BE DISCONTINUED
IMMEDIATELY**.

You have ten (10) days from the date of this notice to respond with any
evidence that you have authority to operate granted by the FCC. Your
response should be sent to the address in the letterhead and reference
the listed case and document number. Under the Privacy Act of 1974, 5
U.S.C. § 552a(e)(3), we are informing you that the Commission's staff
will use all relevant material information before it to determine what,
if any, enforcement action is required to ensure your compliance with
FCC Rules. This will include any information that you disclose in your
reply.

You may contact this office if you have any questions.

William R. Zears Jr.

District Director

San Diego Office

Attachments:

Excerpts from the Communications Act of 1934, As Amended

Enforcement Bureau, \"Inspection Fact Sheet\", July 2003
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height="1.0020833333333334in"}

> July 10, 2008
>
> **VA to Dedicate New National Cemetery**
>
> **What:** The Department of Veterans Affairs will conduct a dedication
> ceremony for the new Alabama National Cemetery this weekend. The
> ceremony will include remarks by key VA and local elected officials,
> the unveiling of the dedication plaque, and military honors.
>
> **Who:** Under Secretary for Memorial Affairs William F. Tuerk
>
> **When:** Sunday, July 13, at 2 p.m.
>
> **Where:** Alabama National Cemetery/American Village
>
> 3727 Highway 119
>
> Montevallo, AL 35115
>
> **Directions:** From I-65 take Exit 234 (Shelby County Airport). At
> the end of the exit ramp turn left onto Hwy. 87 (this turns into Hwy.
> 12). Travel on Hwy. 12 (approximately 1.5 miles) to stop sign. Turn
> right on to Hwy. 22 -- travel 2-3 miles to traffic light. Turn left on
> Hwy. 119 South (Ralph Sears Memorial). Travel one mile -- the gate to
> The American Village will be on the right
>
> Contact: Karen Fedele, VA Public Affairs Officer
>
> Office: (202) 461-7559
>
> Cell: (703) 969-5931
>
> []{.mark}
>
> Jurita Barber, National Cemetery Administration
>
> Office: (202) 461-6240
>
> Cell: (202) 725-8930
>
> Bob Morris, National Cemetery Administration
>
> Office: (202) 461-6240
>
> Cell: (202) 299-4321
>
> **Background:** The new national cemetery is located in the town of
> Montevallo, approximately five miles west of Interstate 65.
> Construction of Phase I consists of approximately 45 acres, and
> includes facilities necessary to maintain, operate, and provide
> burials for approximately ten years. When this phase of construction
> is complete the interment areas will provide for 7,395 full-casket
> gravesites, 999 in-ground cremation sites and approximately 2,700
> columbarium niches.
# **NATIONAL PARK SERVICE**

MABI AS-1354

Interview with LYNNE SHERROD

Interviewer: PHIL HUFFMAN

Also Present: MICHELE HARTLEY

Steamboat Springs, Colorado

June 30, 1999

**EXCERPTED**

This is a beautiful ranch set in the Elk River Valley, which is in the
larger Yampa Valley in the mountains of northwest Colorado...Right now
we\'re surrounded by incredible green because we had a long, wet spring
and everything looks like it\'s just been absolutely bathed by this
emerald light. It\'s incredibly beautiful here. It\'s an incredibly
productive piece of land.

...probably the biggest challenges we have are the rising value of the
land and the falling commodity prices...you know, we can\'t just depend
on the farmers and ranchers to keep the open spaces open if it\'s not
productive for us to stay on the land. We have to be able to make a
living.

And it was getting to be so contentious in this valley, it was almost
like the environmentalists and the ranchers were squared off against one
another, that finally one sane voice in the wilderness brought us all
together and said, \"We've got to start looking at one another as
potential allies rather than enemies\"...and so we sat down and started
a dialogue...and we found that we had a lot more in common than what
kept us apart, and what we all cared about was we had this passion for
the land and we wanted to see that what we had preserved, and this
incredible gift we\'d all been given, we wanted to make sure that it was
maintained.

To keep this place whole, it\'s much more beneficial and economical to
keep the ranchers on the land.

This land means more to me than I can even think of the words to
describe it...and I want 200 years from now for somebody to look back
across this valley and have this valley still be intact and still be
able to go down by the river and see the doe and her fawns and see the
sand hill cranes still nesting and see those threatened species thriving
and doing well.

And then we\'ll know that we did our job right.
**Protect the Oath of Renunciation and Allegiance**

**Cosponsor HR 2513**

**Rep. Jim Ryun (KS)**

HR 2513 would amend the Oath of Renunciation and Allegiance and would
place it into the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). **The Oath is
currently in the Federal regulations and can be changed at any time by
this administration---*or future administrations*.** Changes were
proposed in 2003 that would have watered down the Oath, but after a
public backlash, the proposal was withdrawn. Subsequently, efforts were
made to modernize the Oath while maintaining its historical
significance.

Accordingly, the Oath language in HR 2513 has been developed through
cooperation with officials from the Center for Immigration Services and
the Heritage Foundation, including former Attorney General Edwin Meese,
III.

In addition to modernizing the Oath so that it is readable and
understandable when immigrants make the important step to become
Americans, **the new Oath language ensures that individuals renounce any
ties to a terrorist organization.** The new Oath language is shown
below, and specifically includes a reference to a "foreign power" to
include any individuals that might have terrorist ties unrelated to an
established state or government.

The Oath is just the beginning of an assimilation process that must
occur over time as new immigrants become Americans. The Oath is at the
very heart of the assimilation process and should be part of any
immigration reform passed this Congress. I ask that you show your
support for this legislation by becoming a cosponsor. Please feel free
to call Emily Newton in my office if you have any questions: 56601.

New Oath language:

*I entirely renounce all allegiance to any foreign state or power*

*of which I have been a subject or citizen.*

*My fidelity and allegiance from this day forward are to the United
States of America.*

*I will bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution and laws of
the United States,*

*and will support and defend them against all enemies, foreign and
domestic.*

*I will bear arms, or perform noncombatant military or civilian service,
on behalf of the United*

*States when required by the law.*

*This I do solemnly swear, so help me God.*
**U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development**

Washington, D.C. 20410-8000

April 27, 2000

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY

FOR HOUSING-FEDERAL HOUSING COMMISSIONER

MORTGAGEE LETTER 00-14

TO: ALL FHA APPROVED MULTIFAMILY MORTGAGEES

SUBJECT: Multifamily Accelerated Processing - HUD Processing Time Frames

The Department of Housing and Urban Development will, in the near
future, implement its Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP)
procedures for the processing of applications for multifamily mortgage
insurance under FHA Sections 221(d), 220, 232, and 223(f) programs. In
order to facilitate implementation of the procedures, an Organization
and Operations Plan has been developed for use by HUD multifamily
offices to implement and operate these new procedures. Within this plan,
time frames for HUD MAP processing listed below have been established to
assure timely decision making on FHA applications.

A. Pre-application Review (New Construction/Substantial
Rehabilitation) - 45 days

The performance standard for this stage is no more than 45 days. The
stage of MAP is measured in calendar days; it begins when HUD receives a
complete preapplication from an approved MAP Lender and ends when HUD
issues a signed letter that advises the Lender whether to apply for a
firm commitment.

B. Firm Commitment Application Review (New Construction/ Substantial
Rehabilitation) - 45 days

The performance standard for this stage is no more than 45 days. This
stage of MAP is measured in calendar days; it begins when HUD receives a
complete firm commitment application and ends when HUD issues a signed
commitment.

2

The MAP Team Leader may extend this review period under certain
circumstances. Lenders will be advised immediately if the Team Leader
determines that a more extensive review is needed. Reasons for a more
extensive review are areas of increased risk such as:

o The loan amount is \$15 million or more

o The project involves waivers

o The project involves substantial rehabilitation where buildings are
changing from commercial or nonresidential use to residential.

C. Firm Commitment Application Review (Existing Property Purchase or
Refinance) - 60 days

The performance standard for this stage is no more than 60 days because
there is no pre-application review for Existing Property Purchase or
Refinance applications. This stage of MAP is measured in calendar days;
it begins when HUD receives a complete firm commitment application and
ends when HUD issues a signed firm commitment letter.

If you have any questions on these time frames, please contact Joe
Malloy at (202) 708-3000, extension 2524.

Gary Eisenman,

General Deputy Assistant Secretary for Housing
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATION

CS-66 EROSION CONTROL BLANKETS

66.1 [SCOPE]{.underline}

> This construction specification is applicable for furnishing and
> installation of erosion control blankets to the lines and grades as
> shown in the drawings.

66.2 [MATERIALS]{.underline}

> The materials will conform to the type specified on the drawings and
> shall meet or exceed material specification, MS-219, for the type of
> blanket to be installed.

66.3 [SITE PREPARATION]{.underline}

> The final grading of the earthwork shall be completed before
> installation. The site shall be free from depressions, ridges and
> rocks greater than 1 inch. The area shall be free from all sharp
> objects and foreign material such as wood, wire and metal.

66.4 [INSTALLATION]{.underline}

> If the area is to be seeded and fertilized, the operations shall be
> completed prior to the installation of erosion control blankets. In
> channels, install the blanket in the direction of flow. On slopes the
> blankets may be installed across the slope or perpendicular to the
> slope. The ends and edges shall be overlapped or shingled a minimum of
> 4 inches in the direction of flow and anchored, unless otherwise shown
> on the drawing. The area shall be seeded to the species and rates
> shown on the drawing. The area shall be fertilized with 30 pounds per
> acre of actual nitrogen, unless otherwise shown on the drawing.

66.5 [ANCHORING]{.underline}

> Unless otherwise shown on the drawings, the upper and lower ends of
> each installation shall be anchored by burial in a twelve-inch deep
> trench and stapled. The stapling shall be a diamond pattern with a
> minimum of two staples per square yard which includes all edges and
> ends stapled at a maximum spacing of four foot on center.

6.  [ITEMS OF WORK AND CONSTRUCTION DETAILS FOR THIS
    PROJECT]{.underline}
**[Rochester Institute of Technology - Disaster and Emergency Management
Certificate]{.underline}**

Rochester Institute of Technology's College of Applied Science and
Technology offers an regionally accredited undergraduate Disaster and
Emergency Management Certificate program through \"distance learning\"
available anywhere in the country. The program is designed for
practicing and aspiring Emergency Professionals in government and
industry responsible for planning and preparing for major emergencies.
All courses carry full college credit and can be applied to RIT\'s
\"distance learning\" Associated Applied Science and or Bachelor of
Science degree program in Applied Arts and Science. RIT\'s academic
advisors will evaluate courses taken elsewhere and experience for
transfer credit.  Some previous college course work and/or experience in
emergency management or related field are expected.\
\
To take the courses, you\'ll need a VCR (NTSC format), personal computer
connected to the Internet and running programs such as Netscape or
Internet Explorer, and a touch-tone telephone. Your computer must have
the following minimum configuration: 32 MB of RAM or more; 20 MB of
available hard disk space; 28.8 kbps modem or better; Windows 95/98/NT,
or PowerMac with system 7.5.3 or higher. The six-course (24 credits
total) program consists of:

-   Earth Science for Emergency Managers

-   Emergency Planning & Methodology

-   Emergency Operations

-   Manmade Hazards

-   Emergency Management Law & Regulations

-   Counter-Terrorism for the First Responder

Rochester Institute for Technology is accredited by the Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools.

For more information:

> Contact: Maureen Valentine, Disaster and Emergency Management Program\
> Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT):\
> Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Management and Safety
> Department
>
> Rochester, New York 14623-5603\
> Phone: 1-800-CALL-RIT or (585) 475-7318\
> Fax:\
> Email: <emermgmt@rit.edu>
>
> **Additional Information:**\
> Web Site: [www.rit.edu/\~704www](http://www.rit.edu/~704www)
>
> Additional Phone:
>
> Update: 11/30/05

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

**Federal Communications Commission**

**Washington, D.C. 20554**

In the Matter of )

)

Comcast LCI Holdings, Inc. ) CUID No. PA1700 (Spring City)

)

Refund Plan )

**ORDER**

**Adopted: July 28, 2000 Released: August 1, 2000**

By the Acting Chief, Financial Analysis and Compliance Division, Cable
Services Bureau:

1\. In this Order we consider the refund plan filed by the
above-referenced operator (\"Operator\")[^1] in the above-referenced
community pursuant to our Order, DA 00-1036*.*[^2] (\"Refund
Order\").[^3] Our review of Operator\'s refund plan reveals that the
refund plan fulfills the requirements of the Refund Order.

2\. Accordingly, Operator\'s Refund Plan IS APPROVED, and IT IS ORDERED,
pursuant to Section 76.962 of the Commission\'s rules, 47 C.F.R. §
76.962, that Operator implement its refund plan within 60 days of the
date of this Order.

3\. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, pursuant to Section 76.962 of the
Commission\'s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 76.962, that Operator file a
certificate of compliance with the Chief, Cable Services Bureau, within
90 days of the release of this Order certifying its compliance with this
Order.

4\. This action is taken pursuant to Section 0.321 of the Commission\'s
rules, 47 C.F.R. § 0.321.

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Kathleen F. Costello, Acting Chief

Financial Analysis and Compliance Division

Cable Services Bureau

[^1]: On February 1, 2000, the Federal Communications received
    notification, pursuant to § 76.400 of the Commission's rules, of
    change of ownership from Suburban Cable TV Company, Inc. to Comcast
    LCI Holdings, Inc.

[^2]: *See* In the Matter of Suburban Cable TV Company, Inc., DA
    00-1036, 15 FCC Rcd 8018 (2000).

[^3]: The Refund Order required Operator to determine the overcharges to
    cable programming service tier (\"CPST\") subscribers for the period
    stated in the Refund Order and file a report with the Chief, Cable
    Services Bureau, stating the cumulative refund amount determined
    (including franchise fees and interest), describing the calculation
    thereof, and describing its plan to implement the refund within 60
    days of Commission approval of the plan.
**The DEPFET Active Pixel Sensor as Vertex Detector for the ILC**

Dr. H.-G. Moser, Max-Planck-Institut für Physik,

Otto-Hahn-Ring 6, D-81739 München

hgm@hll.mpg.de

Abstract:

For the International Linear Collider a vertex detector with
unprecedented performance is needed. The DEPFET, an active pixel sensor
which integrates a MOSFET into the high resistivity silicon substrate
offers such performance: large signal/noise, small pixel size, thin
detectors, low power consumption, high readout speed and radiation
tolerance. The principle of the DEPFET will be explained and first
concepts of an ILC vertex detector module design will be discussed.
First prototypes have been produced at the MPI semiconductor lab and
encouraging results on signal/noise and radiation hardness have been
obtained. Recent results from testbeam measurements at DESY of a
complete prototype system including readout and control ASICs will be
presented.