BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
**[Single Overriding Communications Objective
(SOCO)\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}**

***Worksheet***

In one BRIEF paragraph, state the key point or objective you want to
accomplish by doing the interview. This statement should reflect what
you, the author or speaker, would like to see as the lead paragraph in a
newspaper story or broadcast report about your topic.

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> Who is the main audience or population segment you would like this
> message to reach?

Primary: Secondary:

What is the ONE message you want the audience to take away from this
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Who in your office will serve as the primary point of contact for the
media?

Name: Phone: Email:

Date(s) and time(s) available: Date: Time:
Weaving

**Basic Tools**

-   The first step is to make a loom. We cut dowel rods and fasten them
    together in a 12"x14" rectangle. The size isn't critical, but it
    needs to be sturdy. We use wood glue and string to strengthen the
    corners. If you have power tools, you can cut out a bit of one dowel
    to make the corners a little neater.

-   You will also need a weaving tool. We use craft sticks with small
    holes drilled in them to thread the yarn through.

-   Acrylic yarn works well, is inexpensive, and comes in lots of bright
    colors.

**Getting Started**

1.  Find the end of a skein of yarn and tie in it a double knot on the
    top dowel rod. The knot needs to be near a corner, but not actually
    tied across it.

2.  Wrap the yarn around the loom from top to bottom 12 -- 15 times.
    Knot the yarn on the dowel rod (see #1) and cut.

3.  Find the end of a skein of yarn -- we recommend a different color
    when learning. Pull off 2 "stretches" -- the distance from fingertip
    to fingertip when arms are extended. Don't pull off more, since the
    yarn will just tangle.

4.  Thread the yarn through the hole in the craft stick, leave about a
    6" tail, and tie a loose half knot. Tie the other end in a double
    knot on a side dowel rod (see #1).

5.  As you look at the prepared loom, you will notice that there are
    threads on the "front" and "back" of the loom. It is important to
    catch all the yarns in order to make the cloth.

6.  The easiest weaving method is over one/under one, but as you get
    more practice, there are an unlimited number of patterns. Check the
    library for books on weaving.

7.  **This is probably the most important step!!!** When you have gone
    all the way across the loom, bring the yarn around the stick, and
    continue back across opposite of what you just did. Instead of going
    over, under, over, under, etc. you will now go under, over, under,
    over, etc. Continue to the end of the yarn.

8.  Once the end of the yarn has been reached, you have 2 choices --
    either tie the end onto a side dowel rod, or tie another piece of
    yarn on, and continue weaving.

9.  As you progress, the loom will begin to fill up. Use your fingers to
    press the horizontal threads together. There is your cloth!

10. When the loom is full, you have 2 choices. We recommend leaving the
    cloth on the loom. However, you can remove it by cutting the strings
    one at a time and tying the ends in a double knot, which makes a
    fringe. Do not cut all the threads at once!
N041816

November 13, 2008

CLA-2-84:OT:RR:NC:1:102

CATEGORY: Classification

TARIFF NO.: 3926.90.9980, 8483.30.8090

Mr. Jon R. Weiner

Rolls-Royce North America

2001 S. Tibbs Avenue: Speed Code S31D

Indianapolis, IN 46241

RE: The tariff classification of bushings from Finland, Sweden and
Norway

Dear Mr. Weiner:

In your letter dated October 9, 2008 you requested a tariff
classification ruling.

The items you plan to import are described as bushings. These bushings
are used in marine propulsion systems. Descriptive literature,
photographs and representative samples were submitted.

Part number FFJ 10106911 is a plastic bushing with a lip that allows the
steering arms to move laterally along the vertical axis of the bolt.
This bushing measures approximately one inch in length and two inches in
diameter. You indicate that the lip of the bushing acts as a spacer
between the components of the steering gear.

Part number KAP F024369 is a bronze bushing without a lip. This bushing
is approximately two inches long with a diameter of two inches. It is
used in the couplings of the hydraulic cylinders and on the reversing
bucket.

Part number KAP F024385 is a bronze bushing with a lip. The bushing is a
part of lifting arm mechanism of the reversing bucket. It may also be
used on the steering gear mechanism of some waterjets in place of
plastic bushings.

The applicable subheading for the plastic bushing will be 3926.90.9980,
Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides
for other articles of plastics, other. The rate of duty will be 5.3
percent ad valorem.

The applicable subheading for the bronze bushings will be 8483.30.8090,
HTSUS, which provides for other plain shaft bearings without housing.
The rate of duty will be 4.5 percent ad valorem.

Duty rates are provided for your convenience and are subject to change.
The text of the most recent HTSUS and the accompanying duty rates are
provided on World Wide Web at http://www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/.

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

A copy of the ruling 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 Kenneth T. Brock at (646) 733-3009.

Sincerely,

Robert B. Swierupski

Director

National Commodity Specialist Division
For Release: January 12, 2006

Contact: Wade Reaves (928) 718-3734

**PRESCRIBED BURNING PLANNED IN THE HUALAPAI MOUNTAINS**

The Bureau of Land Management Kingman Field Office (BLM) will be
conducting a prescribed burn in the Hualapai Mountains in the coming
weeks, weather permitting. Burning may begin as early as Wednesday,
January 18, and is expected to be completed in 3-4 days. The project
area is located approximately 30 miles south of Kingman in Deluge Wash
and Tompkins Canyon. Burning will be conducted to reduce dense stands of
chaparral brush on approximately 2500 acres of public lands. The
objectives of the burn are to reduce wildfire risk and improve wildlife
habitat. Area residents will not be affected due to the remote nature of
the project area.

Smoke may be visible at times from Wikieup, Yucca, Interstate 40, and
Highway 93. Smoke is expected to disperse out of the area in a short
period of time. Ignition will stop if smoke begins to impact area
communities.

Jeep trails accessing the burn area may be closed and monitored by fire
personnel during the burn operation to provide for public safety.

For more information on this project, contact Wade Reaves, Fuels
Management Specialist, at the Bureau of Land Management Kingman Field
Office (928)718-3734.
**§3.802 Medal of Honor.**

\(a\) The Secretary of the Department of the Army, the Department of the
Navy, the Department of the Air Force, or the Department of
Transportation will determine the eligibility of applicants to be
entered on the Medal of Honor Roll and will deliver to the Secretary of
the Department of Veterans Affairs a certified copy of each certificate
issued in which the right of the person named in the certificate to the
special pension is set forth. The special pension will be authorized on
the basis of such certification. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 1560, 1561)

\(b\) An award of special pension at the monthly rate specified in 38
U.S.C. 1562 will be made as of the date of filing of the application
with the Secretary concerned. The special pension will be paid in
addition to all other payments under laws of the United States. However,
a person awarded more than one Medal of Honor may not receive more than
one special pension. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 1562)

\(c\) VA will pay to each person who is receiving or who in the future
receives Medal of Honor pension a retroactive lump sum payment equal to
the total amount of Medal of Honor pension that person would have
received during the period beginning the first day of the month after
the date of the event for which the veteran earned the Medal of Honor
and ending on the last day of the month preceding the month in which
pension was awarded under paragraph (b) of this section. VA will
calculate the lump sum payment using the monthly Medal of Honor pension
rates in effect from the first day of the month after the date of the
event for which the veteran earned the Medal of Honor, to the last day
of the month preceding the month in which the individual was initially
awarded the Medal of Honor pension. VA will not make a retroactive lump
sum payment under this section before October 1, 2003. (Authority: 38
U.S.C. 1562(f))

\[26 FR 1605, Feb. 24, 1961, as amended at 32 FR 6840, May 4, 1967; 44
FR 22721, Apr. 17, 1979; 52 FR 34909, Sept. 16, 1987; 68 FR 55467, Sept.
26, 2003\]

**Supplement *Highlights* reference**: 60(1)
MESSAGE NO: 9007204 DATE: 1/7/2009

CATEGORY: ADA TYPE: ADM

REFERENCE: REFERENCE DATE:

CASES: A-428-201

PERIOD COVERED: 12/10/2008

LIQ SUSPENSION DATE:

TO: DIRECTORS OF FIELD OPERATIONS, PORT DIRECTORS

FROM: DIRECTOR, SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT

RE: CASH-DEPOSIT INSTRUCTIONS FOR BALL BEARINGS AND PARTS, THEREOF FROM
GERMANY FOR MYONIC GMBH (A-428-201-029)

1\. ON DECEMBER 10, 2008, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE PUBLISHED

IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER (73 FR 75078 (12/10/2008)) ITS FINAL

RESULTS IN THE CHANGED-CIRCUMSTANCES REVIEW OF THE DUMPING DUTY

ORDER ON BALL BEARINGS AND PARTS THEREOF (BBS) FROM GERMANY.

2\. IN THE CHANGED-CIRCUMSTANCES REVIEW, COMMERCE FOUND THAT

MYONIC GMBH (MYONIC) IS THE SUCCESSOR-IN-INTEREST TO

MINIATURKUGELLAGER GMBH (MKL) (A-428-201-029).

3\. ACCORDINGLY, FOR SHIPMENTS OF BBS FROM GERMANY, ENTERED, OR

WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE, FOR CONSUMPTION ON OR AFTER DECEMBER

10, 2008, CBP SHALL REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING CASH-DEPOSIT RATE:

MYONIC GMBH (FORMERLY MKL)

A-428-201-029

CASH-DEPOSIT RATE: 0.00%

THE CASH-DEPOSIT RATE FOR MYONIC GMBH IS THE RATE ESTABLISHED

AS A RESULT OF THE FINAL RESULTS OF NEW SHIPPER ANTIDUMPING DUTY

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW FOR MKL (SEE 69 FR 15769, DATED 04/09/1996.

4\. THESE CASH-DEPOSIT REQUIREMENTS WILL REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL

FURTHER NOTICE. DO NOT LIQUIDATE ANY ENTRIES OF THIS

MERCHANDISE UNTIL YOU HAVE RECEIVED SPECIFIC LIQUIDATION

INSTRUCTIONS.

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

OFFICERS, THE IMPORTING PUBLIC OR INTERESTED PARTIES, PLEASE

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

OPERATIONS, IMPORT ADMINISTRATION, INTERNATIONAL TRADE

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

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

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

DAVID M. GENOVESE
September 24, 2003

**[Support the Oath of Allegiance]{.underline}**

Dear Colleague:

Parts of the current Oath of Allegiance, which is taken by immigrants at
citizenship ceremonies, date back to 1790. The Oath of Allegiance was
adopted into federal regulation in 1929 and took its present form in the
1950s. The contents of the Oath are not specified by law, so it can
currently be changed without the approval of Congress.

The Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (BCIS) proposed
changes to the Oath of Allegiance that were to take effect on September
17, 2003. Fortunately, as a result of much public backlash, the BCIS
postponed the enactment of these changes.

The proposed changes to the Oath substantially weaken the charge to
uphold and be faithful to the Constitution and the laws of the United
States. As we continue to welcome legal immigrants to our country and
fight the war on terror, we need a forceful and uncompromising Oath of
Allegiance.

In response, I am introducing legislation that would establish the
current Oath of Allegiance as federal law, and give it the same
protection as the American Flag, Pledge of Allegiance, and the National
Anthem. My bill is companion legislation to Senator Lamar Alexander's
bill, S. 1628.

**If you would like to be a co-sponsor of this important legislation,
please contact Marcus Friesen of my staff at 5-6601.**

> Sincerely,
>
> Jim Ryun
>
> Member of Congress

**The current language of the Oath of Allegiance**

I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely renounce and
abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate,
state, or sovereignty, of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject
or a citizen; that I will support and defend the Constitution and laws
of the United States of America against all enemies foreign and
domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I
will bear arms on behalf of the United States when required by law; that
I will perform noncombatant service in the Armed Forces of the United
States when required by law; that I will perform work of national
importance under civilian direction when required by law; and that I
take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose
of evasion; so help me God.

**The proposed language of the Oath of Allegiance**

Solemnly, freely, and without any mental reservation, I hereby renounce
under oath all allegiance to any foreign state. My fidelity and
allegiance from this day forward is to the United States of America. I
pledge to support, honor, and be loyal to the United States, its
Constitution and laws. Where and if lawfully required, I further commit
myself to defend the Constitution and laws of the United States against
all enemies, foreign and domestic, either by military, noncombatant, or
civilian service. This I do solemnly swear, so help me God.
U.S. ATLAS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE -- February 2007

Abolins, Maris - Michigan State University

Barnett, Michael - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Einsweiller, Kevin - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Ernst, Michael - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Gordon, Howard - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Goshaw, Al -- Duke University

Grillo, Alex - University of California-Santa Cruz

Hinchliffe, Ian - Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Huth, John - Harvard University

Lankford, Andrew -- University of California, Irvine

Lissauer, David - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Neal, Homer - University of Michigan

Ogren, Harold - Indiana University

Parsons, John - Columbia University

Pilcher, James - University of Chicago

Polychronakos, V.A. - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Price, Lawrence - Argonne National Laboratory.

Rajagopalan, Srini -- Brookhaven National Laboratory

## Rutherfoord, John - University of Arizona

Seiden, Abraham - University of California-Santa Cruz

Shank, James - Boston University

Stroynowski, Ryszard - Southern Methodist University

Taylor, Frank - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Tuts, Mike -- Columbia University

Wenaus, Torre - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Williams, H.H. - University of Pennsylvania
For Administrative Use Only Missouri RD AN No. 1384(1930-C)

December 20, 2001

TO: All Rural Development Managers and

Community Development Managers

FROM: GREGORY C. BRANUM

State Director

SUBJECT: Rental Assistance for FY 2002

**[PURPOSE/INTENDED OUTCOME]{.underline}:**

This AN is to advise the Area Offices that the National Office has made
a distribution of Rental Assistance (RA) units to Missouri for Fiscal
Year 2002.

**[COMPARISON WITH PREVIOUS AN]{.underline}:**

This AN replaces Missouri AN 1368 (1930-C) which expired September 30,
2001.

**[IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBILITIES]{.underline}:**

Based upon your office\'s previous reports, our office requested and
received 1292 units of rental assistance for renewal/replacement of
existing rental assistance contracts that were projected to expire
through December 31, 2002. The borrowers designated to receive the
allotted RA units during the following quarters are reflected in Exhibit
A.

Our office will obligate the above RA units shortly after the first of
each quarter. Those needing to be replaced in the first and second
quarter of FY 2002 have been obligated. Please review Attachment A and
contact our office if corrections are needed. [Each Area Office should
closely monitor the RA usage of borrowers in their area and notify this
office if additional RA units are needed or if RA needs to be
transferred between quarters]{.underline}. Please complete Exhibit B if
deviation from our allocation is needed and submit to the RH Section. We
will then submit these requests to National Office for approval.

As a reminder, when processing payments, the "unliquidated balance" for
each RA Agreement is displayed on the M2A "Project/Loan Payment". RA
Agreements should not be depleted prior to the obligation of replacement
units. In other words, make sure that replacement RA has been obligated
prior to depleting existing RA agreements. **[Area Offices must make
certain that the remaining funds in the old RA agreements are used prior
to using RA funds from the new contract.]{.underline}**

[**Servicing RA**.]{.underline} To date, we have not received any
servicing rental assistance for FY 2002 other than what was requested
with our subsequent repair/rehab loans.

If you have any questions, please contact Colleen James of the Rural
Housing Section.

EXPIRATION DATE: FILING INSTRUCTIONS: Preceding

September 30, 2002 Rural Development Inst. 1930-C
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**:** News Media Contact:

May 31, 2000 Meribeth McCarrick, (202) 418-0654

Linda Paris, (202) 418-7121

**FCC CHAIRMAN KENNARD URGES THREE-PRONGED STRATEGY**

**TO PROMOTE WIRELESS WEB**

Washington, D.C.\--William E. Kennard, chairman of the Federal
Communications Commission, today called for an aggressive program to
avert a spectrum drought at a time when the promise of wireless data is
greatest:

"All of the new technologies\-- mobile phones, faxes, wireless
computers\-- are consuming spectrum faster than we can make it
available, and we are in danger of a spectrum drought. We need to find
spectrum to build the web of wireless applications that will continue to
fuel our economic growth. The demand for spectrum is simply outstripping
supply."

Chairman Kennard outlined three key elements of his plan:

1.  Establish as a goal that spectrum become like any other commodity
    that flows fluidly in

the marketplace.

2.  Look to technology to provide better spectrum management tools, for
    example, ultrawideband and software-defined radios.

3.  Promote greater spectrum efficiency.

As part of this plan, Chairman Kennard convened a public forum today on
the development of secondary markets in spectrum. A fluid secondary
market could instantly match short-term supply with short-term demand.
Kennard noted that there is no inherent reason why a spot market for
wireless bandwidth cannot develop, just like the ones for petroleum and
pork bellies and T1 lines.

Chairman Kennard said, \" One of the Commission's most important
responsibilities is the management of our nation's airwaves. Spectrum is
the lifeblood of wireless services, and spectrum management is becoming
increasingly difficult and complex as a result of the tremendous growth
in these services. This forum will help us understand the issues
involved to go the next step in spectrum management. I want us to be
ahead of the curve. I want to have rules and policies that allow a
secondary market for spectrum so that it flows as freely in the
marketplace as any commodity."

-FCC-
Land use/cover areas, as percentage of each sector, of the nine classes
derived from the 1999 map of the Ji-Paraná River basin, produced by the
digital classification of eight Landsat 7 ETM^+^ images.

  -------- --------- -------- ------- ------- --------- -------- ---------- ------- --------
  Sector   Pasture   Forest   Water   Urban   Savanna   Annual   Regrowth   Bare    Clouds
                                                        crops               soils   

  COM-1    12.60     47.37    0.03    1.86    0.02      32.41    0.32       5.38    0

  PB-1     8.40      90.0     0.00    0.04    0.00      0.13     1.15       0.27    0

  COM-2    28.8      66.72    0.26    0.64    0.39      0.41     2.47       0.30    0

  PB-1     32.63     58.93    0.21    0.30    0.45      0.02     2.85       0.10    4.51

  JIP-1    65.84     26.17    0.05    0.67    0.47      0.00     6.50       0.29    0

  ROLIM    68.95     27.45    0.23    1.45    0.97      0.02     0.57       0.37    0

  URUPÁ    42.60     49.88    0.09    0.29    0.33      0.01     6.27       0.52    0

  JIP-2    55.70     36.80    0.32    0.82    0.94      0.05     4.43       0.94    0

  JIP-3    52.84     36.19    0.10    0.53    0.22      0.01     9.43       0.68    0.00

  JARU     39.93     53.36    0.50    1.09    0.29      0.10     3.80       0.94    0.00

  MACH     21.69     68.28    0.03    0.21    0.08      0.03     9.57       0.11    0.00

  JIP-4    7.90      86.41    0.63    0.12    2.10      0.02     2.52       0.31    0.00

  JIP-5    0.56      89.37    1.96    0.09    1.80      0.00     2.83       0.03    3.35

  PRETO    3.49      78.26    1.25    0.14    0.01      0.01     6.63       0.04    10.18

  Basin    29.6      61.5     0.38    0.18    1.39      0.13     3.64       0.57    2.57
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**HYDROLYSIS OF PHOSPHOLIPID HYDROPEROXIDES BY PLATELET ACTIVATING
FACTOR-ACETYLHYDROLASE BUT NOT PARAOXONASE-1, [J.C.
Schmidt^1^]{.underline}, A. Girotti^2^\*, T. Kriska^2^, G.K. Marathe^3^,
D.S. Tawfic^4^, T.M. McIntyre^3^, Ripon College^1^, Department of
Chemistry, Ripon, WI 54971, Medical College of Wisconsin^2^, Department
of Biochemistry, Milwaukee, WI 53226, Cleveland Clinic Foundation^3^,
Department of Cell Biology, Cleveland, OH 44195, Weizmann Institute of
Science^4^, Department of Biological Chemistry, Rehovot 76100, Israel,
agirotti@mcw.edu**

Hydrolysis of lipid hydroperoxides (LOOH) by Paraononase-1 (PON-1) was
studied and analyzed by high performance thin layer chromatography
(HPTLC). Paraoxonase-1 is a calcium dependent enzyme and acts on phenyl
acetate as it's primary substrate. Both the natural preparation of PON-1
and recombinant PON-1 were studied. Only the natural preparation of
PON-1 was able to hydrolyze LOOH. This was compared to the hydrolysis of
LOOH by Platelet Activating Factor -- Acetylhydrolase (PAF-AH), a
possible contaminant in the natural preparation of PON-1. These two
enzymes were compared by determining the Michaelis-Menton constant (Km)
for each recombinant enzyme. Enzyme kinetics studies were also conducted
on the standard preparation of natural PON-1. The Km value of
recombinant PAF-AH was similar to the Km value of the natural PON-1
preparation. This is strong evidence that a PAF-AH contamination is
present in the PON-1 preparation. This is supported further by the
inactivity of PON-1 towards LOOH substrates. This was further verified
by incubating the natural PON-1 with EDTA to inhibit Phenyl Acetate
activity. Hydrolysis of LOOH was still observed. The natural preparation
of PON-1 was then incubated with methyl arachidonyl fluorophosphates
(MAFP), an inhibitor of PAF-AH. Hydrolysis of LOOH ceased. This is
highly suggestive to the presence of PAF-AH in the natural preparation
of PON-1.

J.C. Schmidt was supported by NIH grant
**PUBLIC NOTICE**![](media/image1.png){width="0.7388888888888889in"
height="0.7458333333333333in"}

**FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION**

**445 TWELFTH STREET, S.W.; TW-A325**

**WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554**

News Media Information: (202) 418-0500

Fax-On-Demand: (202) 418-2830

Internet: http://www.fcc.gov

ftp.fcc.gov

# DA 01-1347

# Released: June 14, 2001

**CORRECTION TO**

**PUBLIC NOTICE DA 01-1347, RELEASED JUNE 5, 2001**

**FCC ANNOUNCES IT IS PREPARED TO GRANT FM BROADCAST CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
FOR BILTMORE FOREST, NORTH CAROLIA AFTER FINAL PAYMENT IS MADE**

**Balance of Winning Bid due by June 19, 2001**

**Auction No. 25**

By this Public Notice, the Mass Media Bureau, under delegated authority,
corrects the

June 5, 2001, Public Notice which announced that the FCC was prepared to
grant the subject construction permit. *FCC Announces it is Prepared to
Grant FM Broadcast Construction Permit for Biltmore Forest, North
Carolina After Final Payment is Made*, DA 01-1347 (released June 5,
2001) ("*June 5, 2001, Public Notice*"). The *June 5, 2001, Public
Notice* correctly stated that Liberty Productions, a Limited Partnership
("Liberty"), the winning bidder for Channel 243A at Biltmore Forest,
North Carolina (Auction No. 25, FM Market 84), must submit its lump sum
final payment within ten business days of the date of the *June 5, 2001,
Public Notice* and may make a late payment within ten business days
after the payment deadline, provided that it also pays a late fee equal
to five percent of the amount due.[^1] However, the specific deadline
for submission of Liberty's lump sum final payment is **June 19,
2001**.[^2] Additionally, Liberty may pay the balance of its winning bid
in a lump sum with a late fee equal to five percent of the amount due,
by the late payment deadline of **July 3, 2001**.[^3]

All other information provided in the *June 5, 2001, Public Notice*,
including payment instructions, remains in effect.

For questions regarding the calculation and submission of final payment,
the FCC Form 159 and refunds, contact Gail Glasser or Tim Dates, Office
of the Managing Director, Financial Operations Center, Auctions
Accounting Group, at (202) 418-1995.

For questions regarding legal matters and licensing issues, contact
Michael Wagner or Jean Ann McGovern, Mass Media Bureau, Audio Services
Division at 418-2700.

[^1]: *See* 47 C.F.R. §§ 73.5003(c), 1.2109(a).

[^2]: The *June 5, 2001, Public Notice* inadvertently reported that the
    lump sum final payment was due June 15, 2001.

[^3]: The *June 5, 2001, Public Notice* inadvertently reported that the
    late payment deadline was June 25, 2001.
**JV COVER LETTER TEMPLATE**

**SUBJECT: Request for Approval of Joint Venture (JV) Agreement**

The attached joint venture agreement between (8(a) participant firm's
name), a current 8(a) participant, and (partnering firm's name) is
provided for your consideration and approval. (Representative's name) of
(agency), is awaiting a decision from SBA. To verify pending award,
please contact:

Contracting Officer: (agency Information)

> Address: (agency Information)

Telephone Number: (agency Information)

The attached Joint Venture Agreement, dated (date), between (8(a)
participant firm's name), and (partnering firm's name), is attached for
your review and comments. (8(a) participant firm's name) is a current
8(a) participant in good standing and (partnering firm's name) is a
small business.

The purpose of the joint venture shall be for the specific purpose of
bidding upon RFP (RFP number) and, if successful, to enter into and
consummate that certain

(Specify type of services) services contract for the (department/agency
name) for the base period of the contract, and options, totaling not
more than (number) months from contract award date. The contract number
assigned to this requirement is (contract number).

The joint venture is a vehicle to assist (8(a) participant firm's name)
in its business development. (8(a) participant firm's name) lacks the
(Include those that apply) knowledge, expertise, management personnel,
and access to financial resources essential for the performance of the
contract which (partnering firm's name) can provide. (partnering firm's
name) possesses experience in successfully negotiating and performing
similar types of contracts. (8(a) participant firm's name) will benefit
through (Include those that apply) experience and technical knowledge
gained, training and knowledge in administering this type of contract.

The experience gained in the successful performance of this contract
will enhance (8(a) participant firm's name)'s record of accomplishment
for Federal procurements. In addition, it will (Include those that
apply) open doors to expand their services, increase their visibility
and credibility, enable them to more readily access markets and open
doors to obtaining larger dollar contracts.

The applicable NAICS code for this requirement is (NAICS code) and the
applicable size standard is \$(amount).

(8(a) participant firm's name)

(Year) Annual Receipts:

Average annual receipts for the last three years is:

12/31/(Year) \$ (Amount)

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12/31/(Year) \$ (Amount)

Three Year Average Annual Receipts = \$ (Amount)

(Partnering firm's name)

(Year) Annual Receipts:

Average annual receipts for the last three years is:

12/31/(Year) \$ (Amount)

12/31/(Year) \$ (Amount)

12/31/(Year) \$ (Amount)

Three Year Average Annual Receipts = \$ (Amount)

Attached are the following supporting documents:

1.  Resumes for key representatives of (8(a) participant firm's name)
    and (partnering firm's name)

2.  [Supplemental Information](../supplement.pdf) required (A through K)
### Minutes & Slides from Proton Driver RF Meeting -- November 2, 2004

*(G.W. Foster)*

SUBJECT: ANL Tests, WG Phase Shifter hardware & simulations, SMTF EOI

Attendees: Al Moretti, Jim MacLachlan, Dave Wildman, Victor Yarba,
Timergali Khabibouline, Ivan Gonin, Gennady Romanov, Nikolay Solyak,
Brian Chase, Fernanda Garcia, Pierre Bauer, Iouri Terechkine, Bill
Foster

**[MINUTES]{.underline}**

1)  **[Upcoming tests at the ANL (APS) Klystron Test
    Stand]{.underline}** were discussed by Dave Wildman. The klystron is
    a 352 MHz 1MW CW with a circulator and coaxial interface to our
    tests loads (a coaxial phase shifter). Doug Horan of ANL is going to
    set up the LLRF to produce bursts of RF at our duty factor (1.5-4.5
    msec.), so this should be fine for full-power testing of the coax
    phase shifter. He is also going to try operating the klystron at 345
    MHz with the idea of trying to do pulsed-mode tests of existing RIA
    SCRF spoke resonator cavities.

2)  **[Hardware Status Report on the 1300 MHz Waveguide Phase
    Shifter]{.underline}** was given by Iouri Terechkine. A design for
    how to cut the YIG bricks has been finalized and the ferrite should
    be cut and the final assembly in the next couple of weeks.

3)  **[Measurement and Simulation Results on the 1300 MHz WG Phase
    Shifter]{.underline}** were presented given by Timergali
    Khabiboulline. He sees an interesting transverse resonance when the
    two YIG blocks on opposite sides of the waveguide are biased in the
    same direction. In the simulation the fields in the shorted stub
    develops a right-left asymmetry, presumably due to the interference
    of the incident and reflected wave and the non-reciprocal behavior
    of the YIG due to the small circular polarization present since the
    blocks are not all the way to the edges of the waveguide. In the
    simulation this behavior disappears when the YIG blocks are biased
    anti-parallel, which will be possible with the new purpose-built
    magnet yoke but not with the big test dipole at MS9. A worry is that
    these transverse resonances might also be generated by a mismatch in
    the properties of the two YIG blocks, so we might need some sort of
    sorting in production. Timergali's slides are at:
    <http://tdserver1.fnal.gov/8gevlinacpapers/Meeting_Minutes/RF/WG_shifter_meas2004_09_27.ppt>

4)  **[The SMTF EoI]{.underline}** document was discussed. This is the
    nascent plan to set up a variety of cryomodule test facilities in
    the Meson area. Funding for the various efforts is as yet unclear.
    The document is online at:

<http://ilc-dms.fnal.gov:1352/Members/mishra/SMTF_EOI_Submitted.doc>
![](media/image1.wmf)*David and Judith Berg*

4125 Brae Burn Drive

# Eugene, OR 97405.2037

541.683.0904

10 January 2008

Comments on the Western Oregon Plan Revisions

Good afternoon,

While we recognize that logging is necessary to support human resources,
we are generally opposed to non-sustainable logging practices. We are
particularly opposed to logging practices that expose streamside
habitats to unnecessary disturbance.

In addition to siltation that progressively disrupts the habitat for all
levels of stream life, removing the canopy that shades rivers and
streams affects the water temperature to which many species are
sensitive. It has been documented in Sycan Marsh in south-central Oregon
that streamside logging above the marsh has increased water temperatures
where streams enter the marsh sufficiently to threaten the population of
native bull trout.

We therefore take exception to any provision of the WOPR that permits
logging anywhere in riparian forests, but particularly on streamside
habitats.

Thank you.

David & Judy Berg
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**U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT**

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20410

May 7, 1984

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY

FOR ADMINISTRATION

**Mortgagee Letter 84-14**

TO: ALL APPROVED MORTGAGEES

**SUBJECT:** OPTIONAL USE OF PRIVATE COURIER SERVICES FOR

REMITTANCE OF MORTGAGE INSURANCE PREMIUMS (MIP)

Previously, HUD\'s Atlanta lockbox depository could not accept

overnight private courier deliveries since these services cannot make

delivery to a Post Office Box. The MIP remittance procedure has been

amended to provide for private courier deliveries to the lockbox

depository. Private courier services may now be used at the

remitting mortgagee\'s option.

If you are remitting single family monthly MIP or Multifamily

MIP, the mailing addresses for U.S. Mail and for private courier

service deliveries are below.

U.S. Mail Private Courier Service

HUD National Data Corporation

P.O. Box 105599 ATTN: Remittance Dept.-HUD

Atlanta, GA 30348 12 Corporate Square

Atlanta, GA 30329

If you are remitting single family One-Time MIP, the mailing

addresses for U.S. Mail and for private courier service deliveries

are below.

U.S. Mail Private Courier Service

HUD Citizens & Southern National Bank

P.O. Box 100569 ATTN: Corporate Bank Operations-HUD

Atlanta, GA 30384 Fourth Floor

222 Mitchell Street

Atlanta, GA 30302

Sincerely,

Maurice L. Barksdale

Assistant Secretary

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A formal invitation to potential WITS2001 vendors to visit WITS
equipment sites was issued on October 21, 1998. RSVP requirements were
due to the Contracting Office NLT 9 a.m. October 28, 1998.

The Government has not received any confirmation that the November 5,
1998, planned site visits are of interest to potential vendors. To allow
for the possibilities of communication problems, the invitation to
attend will remain open until 4 p.m. today. All interested vendors MUST
RSVP by 4 p.m. October 28, 1998, to participate.

Please fax confirmations to (703) 610-2089, ATTN: WITS2001 Contracting
Officer, as directed in the original invitation.
**Subject:** Launch Report - Flight No. 557 NT

**Date:** 26 August 2006

**Flight No.:** 557 NT

**Organization / Experimenter:** Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility /
Danny

RJ Ball

**Description of Experiment:** Flight qualification mission for
Stratofilm SF 450 W29.47-2X balloon.

**Launch Site:** Fort Sumner, NM

**Date / Time Launched:** 26 August 2006 / 15:03 Z

**Balloon:** W29.47-2X-71

**NSBF No.:** 978

**Mil Thickness:** 0.8 Mil.

**Balloon Weight:** 3,657 lbs.

**Experiment Weight:** 4,233 lbs.

**Suspended Weight:** 6,000 lbs.

**Gross Inflation:** 10,816 lbs.

**Free Lift:** 12%

**Float Altitude:** 122 Kft

**Terminate Date / Time:** 26 August 2006 / 19:37 Z

**Impact Date / Time:** 26 August 2006 / 20:18 Z

**Location of Impact:** 34-44 N / 105-54 W (13 nm southeast of Moriarty,
NM)

**Total Flight Time (Hours, Minutes):** 5 hours, 15 minutes

**Condition of Payload:** Good

**Remarks:** The flight was an operations and science success. It
exceeded all pre-flight minimum requirements, and met all primary test
objectives. The launch was very smooth. The ascent into float, the
extended float period, and LOS termination were normal. The parachute
was separated using normal visual procedures. The aircrew reported that
the payload was in good condition. The recovery crew is on the scene,
and recovery is in progress.
### **CONTACT: Heather Frantz** 

**Public Affairs Specialist**

### **PHONE: (412) 365-4778**

**E-MAIL: <heather.frantz@va.gov>**

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: **VA Healthcare - Veterans Integrated Services
Network (VISN) 4 has most successful Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) in
its history raising \$848,167.40 for Nonprofit Organizations.**

PITTSBURGH -- January 21, 2009 -- VA Healthcare - VISN 4, consisting of
ten VA medical centers located throughout Pennsylvania, Delaware, and
areas of West Virginia, Ohio, New Jersey, and New York, raised
\$848,167.40 during the 2008 Combined Federal Campaign for eligible
nonprofit organizations throughout the world.

The CFC is the only authorized solicitation of employees in the Federal
workplace on behalf of charitable organizations. CFC continues to be the
largest and most successful workplace fundraising model in the world and
is held once a year, in the fall, in all federal agencies across the
country.

The campaign is an amazing opportunity for employees to make a pledge to
their favorite charity. Employees throughout VISN 4 also participated in
fundraisers, such as buying a hoagie or participating in a raffle or
bake sale, to raise additional funds for CFC.

Through an impressive fundraising and marketing campaign, VISN 4
achieved the most successful Combined Federal Campaign in its history.
\$848,167.40 in donations were collected for local, national, and
international charities (a 68.3% increase from the 2006 campaign); 4,821
pledges were received (a 43.2% increase from 2006); and 12,257 VISN 4
employees contributed (a 6.6% increase in participation from 2006).
\$344,330.53 more money was raised and collected in the 2008 campaign
than in 2006. Each year VISN 4's CFC campaign, led by David Cowgill,
VISN 4 Public Affairs Officer, is breaking and setting new records and
continues to be an example for other Federal agencies to model.

The continued success of VISN 4's CFC demonstrates that VISN 4 employees
not only serve and honor the men and women who are America's heroes with
the highest standard of care, but are also are committed to helping
charitable causes all around the world.

\###
NY G84789

December 27, 2000

CLA-2-62:RR:NC:TA 360 G84789

CATEGORY: Classification

TARIFF NO.: 6211.49.1080

Mr. Dijbril Makalou

Ann Taylor, Inc.

1372 Broadway

New York, NY 10018

RE: The tariff classification of a woman's jacket from China

Dear Mr. Makalou:

In your letter dated December 12, 2000, you requested a classification
ruling. The sample submitted with your request will be returned to you
under separate cover.

**Style 24-55985** is a woman's jacket constructed from 100 percent silk
georgette woven fabric. The jacket features cap sleeves, a V-neckline
and a full front opening secured by a self-fabric tie. In your letter
you have stated that this garment will be sold with a coordinating dress
of the same fabrication. This jacket will be imported in petite sizes
under style number 63-56822.

The applicable subheading for **style 24-55985** will be
**6211.49.1080**, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS),
which provides for track suits, ski-suits and swimwear; other garments:
other garments, women's or girls': of other textile materials:
containing 70 percent or more by weight of silk or silk waste: jackets
and jacket-type garments excluded from heading 6202. The duty rate will
be 3.8 percent ad valorem. Effective January 1, 2001, the rate of duty
will be 3.2 percent ad valorem.

**Style 24-55985** falls within textile category designation **735**.
Based upon international textile trade agreements products of China are
not subject to quota restraints or a visa requirement.

The designated textile and apparel categories and their quota and visa
status are the result of international agreements that are subject to
frequent renegotiations and changes. To obtain the most current
information, we suggest that you check, close to the time of shipment,
the [U.S. Customs Service Textile Status Report]{.underline}, an
internal issuance of the U.S. Customs Service, which is available at the
Customs Web Site at WWW.CUSTOMS.GOV. In addition, the designated textile
and apparel categories may be subdivided into parts. If so, visa and
quota requirements applicable to the subject merchandise may be affected
and should also be verified at the time of shipment.

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

A copy of the ruling 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 Patricia Schiazzano at 212-637-7080.

Sincerely,

Robert B. Swierupski

Director,

National Commodity

Specialist Division
MESSAGE NO: 9008210 DATE: 1/8/2009

CATEGORY: ADA TYPE: SCO

REFERENCE: REFERENCE DATE:

CASES: A-583-842

PERIOD COVERED: 12/22/2008

LIQ SUSPENSION DATE:

TO: DIRECTORS OF FIELD OPERATIONS, PORT DIRECTORS

FROM: DIRECTOR, SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT

RE: SCOPE RULING ON ANTIDUMPING DUTY ORDER ON RAW FLEXIBLE, MAGNETS FROM
TAIWAN (A-583-842)

1\. ON 12/22/2008, IN RESPONSE TO A REQUEST BY TARGET

CORPORATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ISSUED A FINAL SCOPE

RULING THAT THE FOAM WORDS & PHRASES MAGNETS AND THE JUST

MARRIED MAGNET SET ARE WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE ANTIDUMPING DUTY

ORDER COVERING RAW FLEXIBLE MAGNETS FROM TAIWAN (A-583-842).

2\. BECAUSE THE IMPORTED PRODUCTS ARE COVERED BY THE LANGUAGE OF

THE SCOPE THAT REFERS TO SUBJECT MAGNETS BEING BONDED WITH

PAPER, PLASTIC, OR OTHER MATERIAL, OF ANY COMPOSITION AND/OR

COLOR AND ARE NOT COVERED BY THE SCOPES EXCLUSION FOR PRINTED

FLEXIBLE MAGNETS, THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT FOUND THESE PRODUCTS

TO BE WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE ORDER. THEREFORE, THE FOAM WORDS

& PHRASES MAGNETS AND THE JUST MARRIED MAGNET SET IMPORTED BY

TARGET CORPORATION, LISTED BELOW BY PRODUCT NUMBER, ARE WITHIN

THE SCOPE OF THE ANTIDUMPING DUTY ORDER COVERING RAW FLEXIBLE

MAGNETS FROM TAIWAN:

Foam Words & Phrases-Dream DPCI 053 19 2064

Foam Words & Phrases-Hottie DPCI 053 19 2065

Foam Words & Phrases-Bling DPCI 053 19 2066

Foam Words & Phrases-Cutie DPCI 053 19 2067

Foam Words & Phrases-Friends DPCI 053 19 2068

Foam Words & Phrases-Smile DPCI 053 19 2069

Foam Words & Phrases-Laugh DPCI 053 19 2070

Foam Words & Phrases-You Rock DPCI 053 19 2071

Foam Words & Phrases-Sweet DPCI 053 19 2072

Foam Words & Phrases-What Up DPCI 053 19 2073

Foam Words & Phrases-Love DPCI 053 19 2074

Foam Words & Phrases-Thanks DPCI 053 19 2075

Foam Words & Phrases-SAY WHAT DPCI 053 19 2076

Foam Words & Phrases-NO WAY DPCI 053 19 2077

Foam Words & Phrases-Princess DPCI 053 19 2078

Foam Words & Phrases-BFF4evr DPCI 053 19 2079

Just Married Magnet Set DPCI 053 23 0152

3\. CONTINUE TO SUSPEND LIQUIDATION OF ENTRIES OF RAW FLEXIBLE

MAGNETS FROM TAIWAN, INCLUDING TARGET CORPORATION\'S FOAM WORDS &

PHRASES MAGNETS AND THE JUST MARRIED MAGNET SET LISTED ABOVE,

SUBJECT TO THE ANTIDUMPING DUTY ORDER COVERING RAW FLEXIBLE

MAGNETS FROM TAIWAN.

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

OFFICERS, THE IMPORTING PUBLIC OR INTERESTED PARTIES, PLEASE

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

OPERATIONS, IMPORT ADMINISTRATION, INTERNATIONAL TRADE

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

OR (202) 482-3577 RESPECTIVELY (GENERATED BY O4:SMH).

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

DAVID M. GENOVESE
AGENDA

# Competitive Sourcing (CS) Team Meeting

## Date: Thursday, May 18, 2006

## Time: 9:00 a.m. -- 10:00 a.m.

Meeting called by Donna Kalvels

Attendees: We are in Room 5149

## [Discussion Points:]{.underline}

-   **FAIR Act issues and comments**

-   **'06 Green Plan-status from each bureau**

-   **Disabilities FTE update**

-   **Announcements**

## Additional Instructions:

1.  Please sign the attendance sheet.

2.  Call-in number is: **202-482-7305** or **1-877-234-1666,** access
    code: **6388** Call-in's please let us know your name and what
    bureau you represent. During the meeting please let us know who you
    are when you make any comments.

3.  CCSE website address:
    http://**www.doi.gov/perfmgt/competitivesourcing/**
> **MONTEREY COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR LOUIS G. SOLTON TREASURER** - **TAX
> COLLECTOR P.O. BOX 891 SALINAS. CA 93902-0891**
>
> **408-755-5057SAUNAS; 408-647-7857 MONTEREY; 408-385-8357 KING CITY**
>
> **EXEMPTION CLAIM FROM TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX**
>
> This is to certify that I, the undersigned, am exempt from the
> imposition of the Transient Occupancy Tax imposed by this
> hotel/motel/inn collecting the tax in behalf of the County of Monterey
> by Ordinance No. 1404, 1472
>
> (part) and 1607 (part).
>
> My right of exemption from the transient tax is claimed in the amount
> of
>
> \$ (total room rent) for the following reason (please circle the
> applicable letter).
>
> **A.** Federal government employee on official business.
>
> **B.** Any officer of employee of a foreign government who is exempt
> by reason of
>
> express provision of federal law or international treaty.
>
> ***C.*** Employees of insurance companies while performing insurance
> related business. This exemption shall apply only to those insurance
> companies which do business in California and which pay the California
> State Gross Premiums tax annually pursuant to California Constitution
> Article X I I I , Section 28, in lieu of all other taxes.
>
> **D.** Employees of federal credit unions while performing credit
> union business. This exception shall apply only to those credit unions
> organized and operating under the Federal Credit Union Act.
>
> HOTEL/MOTEL/INN NAME
>
> DATE **OF** OCCUPANCY - FROM TO
>
> ROOM RATE \$ ROOM \#
>
> GOVERNMENT AGENCY: ADDRESS:
>
> NAME **OF** IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR:
>
> I hereby certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury, that the
> foregoing statements are true and correct.
>
> SIGNATURE OF TRANSIENT SIGNATURE OF HOTEL EMPLOYEE VERIFYING VALIDITY
> OF EXEMPTION CLAIM
>
> PRINTED NAME
>
> WORK PHONE: ( ) DATE:
>
> NOTE TO **HOTEL OPERATORS:**
>
> \* The Exemption Claim from Transient Occupancy Tax shall not be
> approved unless the person requesting the exemption presents
> satisfactory credentials/orders reflecting current performance of
> official duties.
>
> \* A copy of the credentials/orders of the person requesting the
> exemption shall be
>
> attached to each exemption claim form.
>
> \* A separate exemption claim must be filed for each occupied room
> subject to rental for
>
> which the exemption is requested.
>
> \* The original exemption claim forms and all supporting documents
> must be
>
> retained for a period of three years. Please submit copies of
> exemption claim
>
> forms with the tax return.
>
> \* State and local government employees, contractors, federal
> government chartered companies, and subcontractors of any level of
> government are not eligible for exemption from the tax.