BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
ANNE M. CHESTNUT

**Brentwood Volunteer Fire Department**

**Brentwood, Maryland**

**gian_marie01@hotmail.com**

Ms. Anne M. Chestnut has been a member of the Brentwood Volunteer Fire
Department since December of 1998 and has completed numerous courses
including *Firefighter I, Emergency Medical Technician,* and *Hazardous
Materials Operations.* She also serves as Secretary to the Board.

Ms. Chestnut is currently at work on a degree at Frederick Community
College; she will finish in the spring of 2009. Future educational plans
include completion of a B.S. in emergency management at the University
of Maryland University College.

Ms. Chestnut is attending the Higher Education Conference to gain a
better understanding of dealing with and avoiding risks; mitigation and
preparing for a disaster before it happens; and disaster response. She
also hopes to meet some of the current leaders in the field of emergency
management.
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**Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention**

**Quarterly Meeting**

Friday, March 7, 2008

**9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.**

White House Office of National Drug Control Policy

750 17th Street, 5th Floor Conference Room

Washington, DC 20503

**8:30 -- 9 a.m.** **Registration**

**9 -- 9:10 a.m. Welcome and Opening**

J. Robert Flores, Administrator, Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice

**9:10 -- 9:40 a.m.** **Number range CHAPTERPresentation on Drug Abuse
and Public Health Challenges Among Youth**

***Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment:*** Dr. Bertha Madras, Deputy
Director for Demand Reduction, Office of National Drug Control Policy

**9:40 -- 10:25 a.m. Discussion**

***Random Student Drug Testing:*** Martha Gagne, Assistant Deputy
Director, Office of Demand Reduction, Office of National Drug Control
Policy

***National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign:*** Robert Denniston,
Associate Director, National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign, Office of
National Drug Control Policy

***Drug Free Communities:*** Jack Claypoole, Administrator, Drug Free
Communities, and Ken Shapiro, Deputy Administrator, DFC

**10:25 -- 10:40 a.m.** **Break**

***continued***

**10:40 -- 11:45 a.m.** **Presentation on Drug Abuse and Public Health
Challenges Among Youth** (continued)

***Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral, and Treatment/Access to
Recovery:*** Dr. Bertha Madras

> ***Prescription Drug Abuse:*** Mary Louise Embrey, Director of
> Government Affairs, National Association of School Nurses and Eve
> Gallaudet, Executive Vice President, Ruder Finn

***Prescription Drug Abuse and Online Pharmacy Threats***, Scott Burns,
Deputy Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy

***Treatment for Children of Drug Offenders and Drug Addicts:***

> Dr. Bertha Madras

**11:45 a.m. -- 12 p.m. Break**

**12 -- 12:15 p.m.** **Partnership Projects: Updates**

**12:15 -- 12:25 p.m**. **Legislative and Program Updates,
Announcements, and Other Business**

**12:25 -- 12:30 p.m**. **Adjournment**

J. Robert Flores
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**Background**

The Office of AIDS Research (OAR) is requesting a check for \$50,000 to
support the 2007 National Conference on African-Americans and AIDS. This
meeting will be held February 12-13, 2007 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
These funds will be used to provide logistical support for the
conference, including conference materials development, audiovisual
needs, conference advertising in the community, and printing.

**Description of Work**

The Contractor will perform the following tasks:

1.  Issue a check for \$50,000

2.  Make check payable to***:*** Minority Health Care Communications,
    Inc
\$\$619.00A

######### Section 619.---FENCES, GATES, AND CATTLE GUARDS

Revised 8 May 2005

*[INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING FOR TEMPORARY FENCE]{.mark}*

\$\$619.06A

619.06. Delete the first paragraph and substitute the following:

When necessary, construct temporary fence to keep livestock, pedestrians
and traffic off the road being constructed or away from trees requiring
protection. Temporary fence is intended to remain in place only during
the construction of the project or until the fence is directed to be
removed. At the completion of the project, remove fence and dispose of
legally off Government property.

619.06. Add the following after the first paragraph:

Install fence as shown on the drawings or as directed by the CO. Use a
conventional metal \"T\" or \"U\" post spaced every 7 to 10 feet [(2 to
3 meters)]{.mark}. Drive posts 12 to 18 inches [(30 to 45
centimeters)]{.mark} into the ground. Secure the fence to the post using
3 wire ties.
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> **Inside the New York District Office Page 2**
>
> **Inside the New York District Page 3**
>
> **New York District Top Ten Lenders**
>
> **10/01/05-02/28/06 (by number of loans)**

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| **Lender**                     | **No.  | **Amt.**                  |
|                                | of     |                           |
|                                | L      |                           |
|                                | oans** |                           |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| Bank of America                | 452    | \$18,767,300              |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| HSBC                           | 428    | \$24,754,300              |
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| JP Morgan Chase                | 415    | \$22,725,900              |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| Capital One Federal            | 99     | \$3,860,000               |
|                                |        |                           |
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| Manufacturers & Traders        | 75     | \$4,878,000               |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| Citizens Bank                  | 67     | \$2,785,000               |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| Citibank                       | 64     | \$2,121,500               |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| Broadway National Bank         | 55     | \$9,034,000               |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| Banco Popular                  | 54     | \$2,829,000               |
+--------------------------------+--------+---------------------------+
| Commerce Bank                  | 44     | \$12,639,700              |
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> **Inside the New York District Page 4**

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News media Information 202 / 418-0500

Fax-On-Demand 202 / 418-2830

Internet: http://www.fcc.gov

ftp.fcc.gov

Federal Communications Commission

445 - 12th Street, S.W.

Washington, D. C. 20554

DA 99-1659

Released: August 18, 1999

**FCC Form 485 Available**

The revised edition of FCC Form 485 (Formal Complaint Intake Form) is
now available for public use. FCC Form 485 may be obtained as follows:

1\. **FCC Forms Distribution Warehouse.** The form may be obtained
either by writing to the Commission\'s Forms Distribution Center, 9300
E. Hampton Drive, Capital Heights, Maryland 20431, or by calling
telephone number 1-800-418-3676 and leaving a request on the answering
machine provided for this purpose.

2\. **FCC Fax-on-Demand System.** The form is also available through the
FCC Fax-on-Demand system. Copies may be ordered via fax 24 hours a day
by calling (202) 418-0177 from the handset of any fax machine. The
document retrieval number for the FCC Form 485 is 000485. The files
contain both the instructions and the form. Follow the system voice
prompts and enter the document retrieval number when requested. Due to
the limited number of phone lines into the forms Fax-on-Demand system,
callers may wish to call during non-business hours. If you have
difficulty with the transmission of your fax contact Patricia Quartey at
(202) 418-0212.

3\. **FCC Forms Web Page.** Copies of the form may be downloaded from
the Commission\'s Forms Web Page, www.fcc.gov/formpage.html.

For additional information, please contact Shoko B. Hair, Federal
Communications Commission at (202) 418-1379.

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**\[Docket No. FAA-2008-0420; Directorate Identifier 2008-NE-10-AD;
Amendment 39-15466; AD 2008-08-14\]**

**RIN 2120-AA64**

**Airworthiness Directives; Lycoming Engines IO, (L)IO, TIO, (L)TIO,
AEIO, AIO, IGO, IVO,**

**and HIO Series Reciprocating Engines, Teledyne Continental Motors
(TCM) TSIO-360-RB**

**Reciprocating Engines, and Superior Air Parts, Inc. IO-360 Series
Reciprocating Engines With**

**Certain Precision Airmotive LLC RSA-5 and RSA-10 Series Fuel Injection
Servos**

From AD 2008-06-51:

**Applicability**\
(c) This AD applies to the following reciprocating engines with an
installed Precision Airmotive LLC, RSA-5 or RSA-10 series fuel injection
servo, having a servo plug gasket, part number (P/N) 365533, installed
under the fuel injection servo plug, P/N 383493:\
(1) Lycoming Engines IO, (L)IO, TIO, (L)TIO, AEIO, AIO, IGO, IVO, and
HIO series reciprocating engines, regardless of displacement, either
new, rebuilt, overhauled, **or repaired since August 22, 2006**,
and/**or** with an affected fuel injection servo installed either new,
rebuilt, overhauled, or repaired since August 22, 2006.

My Comments:

This AD as it is currently worded is overly broad because it applies to
all Lycoming fuel injected engines that were repaired ***[FOR ANY
REASON]{.underline}*** since August 22, 2006 (even if that repair does
not affect the fuel servo). For example, if my mechanic replaces a
cylinder on my Lycoming IO-540-C1B5 without touching the fuel servo,
this AD would become immediately applicable (because of the "or" in the
"and/or" segment of the statement of applicability). I have spoken with
Norman Perenson in the New York Aircraft Certification Office, FAA,
Engine & Propeller Directorate, and Mr. Perenson assured me this was not
the intent of this AD. The wording should be changed to become
applicable ***[ONLY]{.underline}*** if the ***[fuel injection
servo]{.underline}*** is installed either new, rebuilt, overhauled, or
has been repaired since August 22, 2006.

My recommended revision to wording of the applicability (replace the
"and/or" with "and"):

**Applicability**\
(c) This AD applies to the following reciprocating engines with an
installed Precision Airmotive LLC, RSA-5 or RSA-10 series fuel injection
servo, having a servo plug gasket, part number (P/N) 365533, installed
under the fuel injection servo plug, P/N 383493:\
(1) Lycoming Engines IO, (L)IO, TIO, (L)TIO, AEIO, AIO, IGO, IVO, and
HIO series reciprocating engines, regardless of displacement, either
new, rebuilt, overhauled, or repaired since August 22, 2006, **and**
with an affected fuel injection servo installed either new, rebuilt,
overhauled, or repaired since August 22, 2006.

Similar changes should also be made to the Continental, Super Air Parts,
and "other" applicability sections (paragraphs (C)(2) through (c)(4)).

Additionally, installation of a new gasket part number 2577258 per
Precision Airmotive LLC Bulletin Number PRS-107 revision number 3 should
be explicitly identified as a terminating action for this AD.
**Values Action Team**

# **History of VAT**

The Values Action Team was an offshoot of the Values Summit held in
1998. As a result of this summit, Majority Whip Tom DeLay identified the
lack of coordination between the outside pro-life/pro-family coalitions
and similar-minded Members of Congress. In turn, the Whip tapped
then-freshman Representative Joseph R. Pitts (R-PA) to spearhead this
new inside/outside coalition, which would come to be known as the Values
Action Team (VAT).

The goal of this group was to unite conservative Members with pro-family
coalitions by establishing legislative goals, identifying key tasks for
Members and coalitions to perform, and executing action items that would
lead to conservative victories. VAT has successfully followed this
model, achieving pro-life/pro-family victories since the 2^nd^ session
of the 105^th^ Congress.

# **VAT Issues**

Key issues for VAT include:

-   **Pro-family tax bills** (marriage tax penalty relief, death tax
    elimination, education savings accounts, adoption tax credit, parent
    tax credit)

-   **Life** (abortion, assisted suicide, embryonic stem cell research)

-   **Education** (school choice, local control, no national testing,
    dollars and decisions to the classroom)

-   **Parental Rights** (notification for Title X, parental freedom of
    information in schools)

-   **Pornography** (internet pornography, urging the prosecution of
    obscenity by DOJ)

-   **Religious Liberty** (Ten Commandments Defense Act, religious
    freedom amendment)

# **Membership and Structure**

## Members of Congress

A steering committee of House Members is formed at the beginning of each
Congress to meet on an as needed basis.

**Requirements for VAT Members:**

-   Strongly pro-life.

-   Must assign one legislative staff member to attend weekly strategy
    luncheons.

-   Be willing to follow-through with action items such as lobbying
    Members, signing letters, sending dear colleagues, etc.

-   Be willing to address the Thursday VAT coalition meeting at least
    one time each year.

A VAT report is given by Chairman Pitts each week Congress is in session
at the Republican Study Committee (RSC) meeting. As most VAT members
also attend the weekly RSC meetings, it was determined that this was the
more efficient way for Members to strategize on VAT issues rather than
adding another meeting to their schedules. This has proven to be an
effective way to better engage Members on pro-life/pro-family issues.

VAT Members' staffs meet weekly for a strategy lunch courtesy of the
Family Research Council. The goal of these meetings is to strategize,
educate, and assign action items for VAT Members and staff to complete.

### Outside Groups

The VAT outside coalition group has had a large attendance over the past
three years. Weekly meetings, held on Thursdays when Congress is in
session, now draw over 30 pro-family outside groups. These meetings
include briefings from Leaders and prime sponsors of House and Senate
bills, strategizing, assigning action items, and distribution of
resource materials.
**NREL Parabolic Trough Technology Workshop**

**8-9 March 2007**

**Preliminary Agenda**

The workshop will be held at NREL in the 4th floor conference room of
Building 7 in the Denver West Business Park (1626 Cole Blvd, Golden, CO
80401).

NREL Visiting/Workshop Information:
<http://www.nrel.gov/csp/feature_csp_workshops.html>

Due to new security requirements, NREL requires advanced notification
for all visitors. Non-US citizens need to fill out special foreign
national paper work and submit it to NREL a minimum of 1 week in advance
(see special instructions).

Foreign National Data Card:
<http://www.nrel.gov/csp/docs/foreign_national_data_card.doc>

**Thursday March 8^th^**

7:30 am Continental Breakfast

8:00 am Welcome and meeting objectives (Hank Price/NREL, Robert
Pitz-Paal/DLR)

9:00 am Markets and Project Developments

-   Project Developments

    -   U.S. Developments (Fred Morse/SEIA)

    -   Rest of the world (Michael Geyer/SolarPACES)

-   Value of CSP power for US utilities

    -   California RPS & MPR Markets(Dinesh Agarwal/PG&E)

    -   California's GHG Reduction Plans (Bud Beebe/SMUD)

-   CSP in a carbon constrained world (Hank Price/NREL)

    -   DLR TRANS-CSP Applied to U.S.

10:30 am Coffee Break

10:45 am Solar Resource Data

-   DNI measurement systems & new US DNI solar resource data (TBD/NREL)

-   How to get bankable meteo data (Robert Pitz-Paal/DLR)

11:45 am Lunch Presentation: Climate Change and Renewable Energy (Chuck
Kutscher/NREL)

1:00 pm Trends in Parabolic Trough Technology

-   Collector technology (Dave Kearney/K&A)

    -   Current collector designs

    -   Receiver Technology

    -   Mirror Technology

-   Thermal energy storage

    -   Update on design and issues 2-tank Indirect (Paul Nava/FlagSol)

    -   Concrete TES (D. Lang/DLR)

-   Power Plant/BOP

    -   Steam turbines (John Lindstrom/Siemens)

    -   Water saving heat rejection - results of Effcool (Jürgen
        Dersch/DLR)

3:15 pm Break

3:30 pm Next generation parabolic trough power plants -- Molten-Salt HTF

-   Nitrate and Nitrite/Nitrate Salt Heat Transport Fluids (B.
    Kelly/Nexant, D. Brosseau/SNL, D. Barth/Friatec)

-   Trough Molten-Salt HTF Field Test Experience (F. Fabrizi/ENEA)

5:30 pm Break

6:30 pm Industry Reception

**Friday March 9^th^**

7:30 am Continental Breakfast

8:00 am Next generation parabolic trough power plants -- Direct Steam
Generation

-   DSG overview (Eduardo Zarza/Ciemat)

-   Simulation of dynamic behavior (Markus Eck/DLR)

-   Absorber Tube (Nikolaus Benz/Schott)

-   Storage development (D. Laing/DLR)

10:00 am Break

10:15 am Advanced Tools and Testing Capabilities

-   Concentrator Testing (Eckhard Luepfert/DLR)

-   TOP Alignment System (Tim Moss/Sandia)

-   Receiver Testing (Hank Price/NREL)

12:00 am Lunch: Lab Capabilities Poster Session - *Laboratory staff
present information on the R&D activities and technical testing and
support capabilities.*

1:30 pm Wrap-up (Hank Price/NREL, Robert Pitz-Paal/DLR)

2:00 pm Meeting Adjourn

2:30 pm Lab Tours at NREL

-   Receiver & optical materials

-   Solar Furnace & Solar Instrument Testing

-   VSHOT Lab
INTERMODULATION PROGRAM

1.  **Introduction**

> The INTMOD program performs harmonic and intermodulation analysis of 2
> and/or 3 signals of 3^rd^, 5^th^ or 7^th^ order mixing. The user
> enters the transmitter and receiver frequencies in MHz with their
> corresponding bandwidths in kHz. The user may enter the lists
> interactively or use a database built from a previous run.

2.  **Harmonics and Intermodulation analysis**

    1.  **Background**

Mutual interference may occur between two circuits operating at
different frequencies because of radiation at frequencies other than the
operating frequencies. A transmitter may radiate harmonics of its
operating frequency, which may affect a receiver tuned to one of the
harmonics.

Intermodulation products result in interference, when two or more
signals combine in a nonlinear device and produce an undesired signal on
or near the tuned frequency of the victim receiver. The combination
process can occur in the final stage of a transmitter or in the RF of
first mixer circuitry of a receiver.

When the number of transmitters is increased, the number of possible
intermodulation frequencies increases rapidly. The most serious of these
frequencies are the third order products of the form 2f~1~ -- f~2~ or
f~1~ + f~2~ -- f~3~, where f~1~, f~2~ and f~3~ are operating frequencies
of the transmitters. The interference will be most serious when all or
several of the frequencies, both transmitting and receiving, are in
close proximity. To minimize intermodulation, frequencies should be
selected such that the frequency difference between any pair of
frequencies is unlike the difference between any other pair. In some
cases, the specific operating frequencies can be chosen so that no third
order product frequency coincides with a receiving channel frequency at
the same or a nearby site.

2.  **Harmonic Analysis Equation**

The mixing of frequencies whereby the largest frequency is greater than
twice the smallest frequency is not analyzed. Harmonic interference is
defined below.

> A f~t~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.1)

where, A is either 1 or 2, f~t~ is the transmitter frequency, f~r~ is
the receiver frequency and BW is the receiver bandwidth.

3.  **Intermodulation Analysis Equations**

The interference due to intermodulation is defined by the following
equations. The analysis only considers in-band modulation products.

[Two Signal Case]{.underline}

3^rd^ order: 2 f~t1~ -- f~t2~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.2)

5^th^ order: 3 f~t1~ -- 2 f~t2~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.3)

7^th^ order: 4 f~t1~ -- 3 f~t2~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.4)

[Three Signal Case]{.underline}

3^rd^ order: f~t1~ -- f~t2~ + f~t3~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.5)

5^th^ order: 2 f~t1~ - 2f~t2~ + f~t3~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.6)

3 f~t1~ -- f~t2~ -- f~t3~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.7)

7^th^ order: 2 f~t1~ -- 3 f~t2~ + 2 f~t3~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.8)

3 f~t1~ -- 3 f~t2~ + f~t3~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.9)

4 f~t1~ -- 2 f~t2~ -- f~t3~ = f~r~ ± BW (2.10)
DAKOTA 4.0 Deploys Optimization for Robust Designs

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height="2.3645833333333335in"}ypes to explore design scenarios and the
effect of uncertainties.

DAKOTA 4.0 provides a significant step forward in usability with a
JAVA-based graphical user interface, support for algebraically-defined
problems with AMPL, a library mode for seamless simulation integration,
and upgrades to documentation and configuration management. DAKOTA is
both an ASC production code and a framework for innovative research.
DAKOTA 4.0 deploys many new algorithms, such as the latest in
probabilistic design capabilities, which are being applied to enable
microsystem designs to perform well regardless of manufacturing
variations. DAKOTA furthers Sandia mission areas in DP, QASPR, MESA,
HEDP, NISAC, and others. DAKOTA is used with Sandia\'s high performance
simulation codes such as Aria, Alegra, Xyce, and SIERRA. DAKOTA is
open-source and has 3000 registered installations from sites all over
the world. DAKOTA is led by Department 1411 and has contributors from
across Centers 1400, 1500, 6600, and 8900. See
http://endo.sandia.gov/DAKOTA/software.html

**Contacts:** Scott Mitchell (1411) 845-7594 and Mike Eldred (1411)
844-6479.
**01/07/02**

**2001**

**Blind Tritium in Water Data**

**SRP Known Control**

**Date Value +/- Value Ratio LCL UCL Flags**

**01-17-01 1.081 .382 1.882 0.57 1.4 4.3 N**

**02-27-01 4.324 .541 4.63 0.93 3.4 10.6**

**03-14-01 4.708 .513 4.932 0.95 3.6 11.3**

**04-18-01 1.638 .452 1.549 1.06 1.1 3.5**

**05-16-01 6.108 .452 6.228 0.98 4.6 14.3**

**06-26-01 4.665 .452 5.136 0.91 3.8 11.8**

**07-31-01 1.73 .483 3.053 0.57 2.3 7.0 N**

**10-04-01 5.108 .419 5.227 0.98 3.9 12.0**

**10-22-01 5.076 .344 5.025 1.01 3.7 11.5**

**11-05-01 5.946 .342 6.19 0.96 4.6 14.2**

**11-15-01 6.914 .452 7.045 0.98 5.2 16.1**

**11-30-01 8.146 .452 8.459 0.96 6.3 19.4**

**All values are pCi/ml**

**Control limits are based on DOE/EML historical data for H-3.**

**(Measured/Known Ratio: lcl 0.74 and ucl 2.29)**
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|                            |                  |   | www.nps.gov/rocr  |
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|                            |                  |   | 202.895.6000      |
|                            |                  |   | phone             |
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|                            |                  |   | 202.895.6015 fax  |
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**Rock Creek Park** News Release

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Release Date:

August 31, 2006

For Immediate Release

Benny Goodman, 202.895.6060

http://www.nps.gov/rocr

Page 1 of 1

**[Public Notice]{.underline}**

**Beach Drive Closed**

**from Park Road to Joyce Road, NW**

**September 11, 2006**

**9:30 a.m. -- 2:30 p.m.**

Washington, D.C. -- Rock Creek Park maintenance workers will be removing
trees along Beach Drive, September 11, 2006. Beach Drive will be closed
from Park Road to

Joyce Road, NW from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. to provide space for the
equipment and allow personnel to perform this operation safely.

\*\*\*NPS\*\*\*
**§21.346 Facility temporarily not offering training or rehabilitation
services.**

\(a\) *Approval of leave of absence not required.* A veteran may receive
subsistence allowance, during a period when the facility temporarily is
not offering services, without the veteran's being charged with leave
when:

\(1\) The facility is closed temporarily under an executive order of the
President or due to an emergency situation;

\(2\) The veteran is pursuing on-job training and he or she receives
holidays established by Federal or State law;

\(3\) The veteran is pursuing farm cooperative training and is required
in the ordinary day to day conduct of farm business to be absent:

\(i\) From the farm; or

\(ii\) From that part of a farm cooperative course which is given at the
educational institution.

\(4\) The veteran is pursuing a standard college degree; and

\(i\) There is an interval between consecutive semesters, terms,
quarters or periods of instruction *within a certified enrollment
period* which does not exceed a full calendar month;

\(ii\) There is an interval, which does not exceed a full calendar month
between semesters, terms or quarters when the educational institution
only certifies enrollment on a semester, term, or quarter basis; or

\(iii\) There is an interval, which does not exceed 30 days, when the
veteran, as part of his or her approved program of vocational
rehabilitation, transfers from one educational institution to another
for the purpose of enrolling in and pursuing a similar program at the
second institution;

\(5\) The veteran is pursuing a noncollege-degree course and there is a
period of up to 5 days per twelve-month period during which the school
offering non-college-degree courses is not operating, because
instructors are attending professional meetings.

\(b\) *Case manager responsibility.* The case manager may disapprove
leave under paragraph (a)(4) of this section if:

\(1\) Approval would result in or lead to use of more than 48 months of
entitlement under Chapter 31, alone; or

\(2\) Approval would require extension of the scheduled completion date
of the veteran's program.

\(c\) *Approval of leaves of absence required.* A veteran, who wishes to
receive subsistence allowance while the facility temporarily is not
offering training under conditions other than those identified in
paragraph (a) of this section, must seek an approved leave of absence
and be charged leave. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 3110)

*Next Section is §21.348*
**SEPARATE STATEMENT OF COMMISSIONER MICHAEL K. POWELL**

# CONCURRING IN PART AND DISSENTING IN PART

## *Re: Memorandum Opinion and Order on Reconsideration, In the Matter of Creation of Low Power Radio Service (MM Docket No. 99-25)*

As I expressed in my separate statement to the original *Report and
Order,*[^1] the Item's goal of attempting to give greater voice to
narrower interests is generally laudable, and I support that objective.
I did, however, also express serious concerns about the potential threat
to small stations caused by this new LPFM service. Specifically, I
addressed two interrelated issues: 1) signal interference and 2)
economic viability.

I concur in today's decision to the extent improvements have been made
to address some of the unresolved technical issues. The third channel
adjacency complaint procedure will give stations with *bona fide*
interference complaints, the opportunity to have those problems
resolved. Furthermore, the expedited review process will ensure that an
interference problem does not linger for prolonged periods of time.
These changes are a step in the right direction to minimizing the risks
caused by signal interference.

I dissent in part from this *Order*, because the Commission once again
fails to consider the economic consequences to small broadcast stations
resulting from the introduction of LPFM.

[^1]: *See* Statement of Commissioner Michael K. Powell, dissenting in
    part, *In the Matter of Low Power Radio Service*, Report and Order,
    MM Docket No. 99-25, FCC 00-19, 15 FCC Rcd 2205, 2323 (2000).
**EQIP FY 2008**

**Colorado Invasive Plant**

**Screening Tool (Revised 1/25/08)**

Applicant Name \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Initials
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Date \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Tract
Number(s)\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

1\. Target species is on the High Priority list - (circle species)

Rules and management plans included in the Colorado Noxious Weed List

> (<http://www.ag.state.co.us/CSD/Weeds/statutes/weedrules.pdf>)
>
> **A List Species**
>
> Meadow knapweed (*Centaurea pratensis*)
>
> Mediterranean sage (*Salvia aethiopis*)
>
> Orange hawkweed (*Hieracium aurantiacum*)\
> Purple loosestrife (*Lythrum salicaria*)\
> Yellow starthistle (*Centaurea solstitialis*)
>
> **B list Species**
>
> Absinth wormwood (*Artemisia absinthium*)
>
> Black henbane (*Hyoscyamus niger*)
>
> Chinese clematis (*Clematis orientalis*)
>
> Diffuse knapweed (*Centaurea diffusa*)
>
> Hoary Cress (Cardaria draba)
>
> Oxeye daisy (*Chrysanthemum leucanthemum*)
>
> Plumeless thistle (*Carduus acanthoides*)\
> Salt cedar (*Tamarix spp.*)\*\
> Spotted knapweed (*Centaurea maculosa*)\
> Yellow toadflax (*Linaria vulgaris*)
>
> \*Russian-olive (*Elaeagnus angustifolia*) control may also be funded
> through this program in areas infested with salt cedar proposed for
> management. (High priority only if infested acreage is in conjunction
> with salt cedar -- low priority by itself)

Yes -- High No -- Low

2\. Within the past five years, has this producer had a previous
cost-share contract that was cancelled due to lack of progress or were
proposed practices previously installed but have failed due to lack of
maintenance by the applicant?

No -- High Yes -- Low

**3.** **Medium Priority Species**

\*\*Dalmatian toadflax (*Linaria dalmatica, Linaria genistifolia*)

\*\*Houndstongue (*Cynoglossum officinale*)

\*\*Leafy Spurge (*Euphorbia esula*)

\*\*Perennial pepperweed (*Lepidium latifolium*)

\*\*Scotch thistle (*Onopordum acanthium, Onopordum tauricum*)

Yes - Medium

Final Priority Status (Circle)

High Medium Low

After answering all questions, the lowest priority will be used.
Example: One answer is high and one answer is low. The project will be
considered a low priority project and may be funded after the high
priority projects have been ranked and funded.

If applicant's targeted species is on the medium priority list,
applications will be considered medium priority and may be funded after
all high priority application have been funded.
**FKNMS UPPER REGION**

**FLOAT PLAN**

**DATE OF OPERATIONS:      **

**VESSEL:**

**OIC & CELLULAR #:      **

**DEPARTURE TIME:      **

**ESTIMATED RETURN:      **

**MARINE FORECAST**

**WIND:      **

**SEAS:      **

**PURPOSE / TYPE OF OPERATION(S):**

**     **

**INTENDED ROUTE(S) & DESTINATION(S):**

**     **

**EMBARKED PERSONNEL & EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION:**

**     **

**COMMENTS:**

**     **

**FKNMS CONTACT INFORMATION**

**OFFICE 305-852-7717**

Bill Valley (360-1035), Don Mooney (394-1556), Mark Pidbirny (360-1042),

John Halas (360-1034)

**Any deviation from the submitted float plan must be reported
immediately.**
September 4, 2003

1120 Stakeholders

Assurance Testing (ATS) is scheduled to begin November 3, 2003. We
posted our new Publication 4162, Modernized e-File Test Package for
Forms 1120 and 1120S on our website on August 29, 2003 that includes ten
test case scenarios and instructions. The version of XML schemas and
business rules that we are posting today are the ones to use in
preparing your test case scenarios. We will be issuing one or two more
releases of the schemas that will include additional form or tax law
changes, but we need to stress that this version 2.0 (2003V02) must be
used for the test case scenarios as these are the ones that have been
programmed into the ATS system.

# XML Schemas

We are presenting you today the second version of the Tax Year 2003 XML
schemas for Modernized e-File Release 1 forms and schedules for
1120/1120S. The schemas are version 2.0 (2003V02) and can be found on
the irs.gov website under Production Release at
<http://www.irs.gov/taxpros/providers/article/0,,id=97626,00.html>.

These schemas include additional tax law and form changes that have been
received to date. We will be posting additional changes in the future,
but today's version of the schemas and business rules must be used for
ATS testing. Also included are "Diff Files" that show the changes from
the July 31^st^ posting.

# Business Rules

Business Rules for Release 1 forms for version 2.0 (2003V02) are being
posted today in two different formats -- a MS Word file and a comma
separated file (.csv) that contains the very same information. The rules
in the MS Word file are organized into two sections. Section 1 contains
rules with severity level "Reject" and "Reject and Stop". Section 2
contains the rules with "Alert" severity. Remember that we will not
implement the Alerts in Release 1. The business rules are posted under
Other Documents at
<http://www.irs.gov/taxpros/providers/article/0,,id=97626,00.html>.

Each rule file is assigned the same version number that is assigned to
the schemas to which the rules apply. The current schemas and rules
files are assigned version number 2003 Version 2 (2003V02).

As always if you have any questions or comments, please contact us
through the Topica group or the ETA 1120 Team at <1120@irs.gov>. You can
also contact Xan Ostro from our ITS team at (202) 283-2572 or Joan Barr
from the ETA team at (202) 283-2572.
### *Henry Lee to George Washington, Nov. 11^th^, 1786*

My dear General Nov. 11h. \[17\]86, N-York

I have your letter of the 31st Octr.(1) Besides the pleasure we all feel
in knowing the health of Mount Vernon I am delighted and edified by your
sentiments. This moment Genl. Knox & Mr. King left me having perused the
part of your letr. which respects the Insurgents. They expressed the
highest satisfaction in finding that your retirement had not abated your
affectionate zeal for the prosperity of every part of the empire.

Every day brings new information of the designs & preparations of the
malcontents\-\--; they are training their people, have officered some
considerable bodys & are forming connexions with their neighboring
states and the Vermontese. A convention has assembled to devise ways &
means of supporting their military arrangements, & of doing such other
things as may be necessary for the prosecution of their intentions. We
have authentic information that they contemplate a re-union with G.
Britain, & it is not improbable but that the convention now sitting will
formally make propositions of this nature to Lord Dorchester (Sir Guy
Carleton) who is arrived at Quebec with plenipotentiary powers as
Governor General of British America. They also declare their willingness
to establish an imperial government in the U. States and I beleive could
they be indulged with their favorite wish abolition of debts they would
chearfully enter into the plan of a federal government assimilating the
British government.(2) In some matters these people certainly think
right, altho they act wrong. A continuance of our present feeble
political form is pregnant with daily evils & must drive us at last to a
change\-\--;then it would be wise that this necessary alteration should
be effected in peace & governed by reason, not left to passion &
accident. If the insurgent would submit to government, & by
constitutional exertions induce their state to commence this change,
they woud benefit themselves, their country & the Union. Good management
might perhaps produce this wholesome conduct, but it is too probable
that desperate & entriguing men may pursue private objects only.

I enclose you a piece signed Belisaurius. He is said to be Baron
Steuben\-\--; this excites universal wonder.(3)

I hope to see you & your lady next month. Our united love & respects to
Mount Vernon. Adieu.

With most affectionate regard your h sr,

H. Lee Junr

RC (DLC: Washington Papers).\
1 See Washington, Writings (Fitzpatrick), 29:33\--;35.\
2 For prevailing fears that the newly-arrived Sir Guy Carleton had sent
agents among the Massachusetts\' insurgents to sow disaffection, foment
Indian war, and forestall American recovery of the northwest posts, see
Szatmary, Shays\' Rebellion, pp. 74\--;76, 108\--;9; and Robert A. Feer,
Shays\'s Rebellion (New York: Garland Pub. Co., 1988), pp. 289\--;306.\
3 See Rufus King to Elbridge Gerry, November 5, 1786, note 4.

Letters of Delegates to Congress: Volume 24 November 6, 1786-February
29, 1788
Additional Information Relevant to Topic #1

Validation of Procedures to Prevent Contamination and
Cross-Contamination with TSE Agents of human Tissue Intended for
Transplantation

Brown P, Gibbs C J, Jr., Rodgers Johnson P, Asher D M, Sulima M P,
Bacote A, Goldfarb L G and Gajdusek D C. Human spongiform
encephalopathy: The National Institutes of Health series of 300 cases of
experimentally transmitted disease. [Annals of Neurology (Boston
MA)]{.underline} 1994;35(5): 513-529.

Brown P, Preece M, Brandel J P, Sato T, McShane L, Zerr I, Fletcher A,
Will R G, Pocchiari M, Cashman N R, d\'Aignaux J H, Cervenakova L,
Fradkin J, Schonberger L B and Collins S J. Iatrogenic Creutzfeldt-Jakob
disease at the millennium. [Neurology]{.underline} 2000;55(8): 1075-81.

Hannah E L, Belay E D, Gambetti P, Krause G, Parchi P, Capellari S,
Hoffman R E and Schonberger L B. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease after receipt
of a previously unimplicated brand of dura mater graft.
[Neurology]{.underline} 2001;56(8): 1080-3.

Hogan RN, Brown P, Heck E, Cavanagh HD. Risk of prion disease
transmission from ocular donor tissue transplantation.
[Cornea]{.underline} 1999; 18(1): 2-11.

Taylor D M. Inactivation of transmissible degenerative encephalopathy
agents: A review. [Vet J]{.underline} 2000;159(1): 10-7.

Suitability Determination for Donors of Human Cellular and Tissue-Based
Products, Proposed rule, 64 Federal Register, 52696-52723, September 30,
1999.

Current Good Tissue Practice for Manufacturers of Human Cellular and
Tissue-Based Products; Inspection and Enforcement; Proposed rule, 66
Federal Register, 1508-1559, January 8, 2001.

Guidance for Industry: Validation of Procedures for Processing of Human
Tissues Intended for Transplantation -- Final Guidance, March 2002.

Recent Information Related to TSEs (day 2):

Bosque P J, Ryou C, Telling G, Peretz D, Legname G, DeArmond S J and
Prusiner S B. Prions in skeletal muscle. [Proc Natl Acad Sci U S
A]{.underline} 2002;99(6): 3812-7.

Shaked G M, Shaked Y, Kariv-Inbal Z, Halimi M, Avraham I and Gabizon R.
A protease-resistant prion protein isoform is present in urine of
animals and humans affected with prion diseases. [J Biol
Chem]{.underline} 2001;276(34): 31479-82.

Additional Information Relevant to Topic #2:

1.  Guidance for Industry: Revised Preventive Measures to Reduce the
    Possible Risk of Transmission of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) and
    Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (vCJD) by Blood and Blood
    Products, January 2002. http://www.fda.gov/cber/whatsnew.htm

2.  Draft Guidance for Industry: Preventive Measures to Reduce the
    Possible Risk of Transmission of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) and
    Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (vCJD) by Human Cells, Tissues,
    and Cellular and Tissue-Based Products (HCT/Ps)- **6/14/2002** -
    http://www.fda.gov/cber/whatsnew.htm
Accountability should be required of the parents adopting also. It is

important that we try to avoid disruptions.

The recent trend to do away with readoption laws in States has also in
the

main done away with post-placement studies and support. I recently heard

about a case where fraternal twins were adopted from another country to
a

home that already had one child. One has apparently been acting out and
is

not getting along with the child already in the home. So now, apparently

the family plans to terminate their rights with that twin and keep the
other

twin. I am horrified. The agency involved has apparently not either done

a good job in educating the family about adoption and parenting issues

before placement nor are they apparently providing sufficient support

following placement.

Just because an agency is licensed to place children doesn\'t mean they

should be allowed to do international placements - a different license

should be involved in international placements.

Nancylee Ziese, MSW, LISW, CAI

Adoption Specialist, Consultant, Trainer

1759 Applewood Pl. N.E.

Cedar Rapids, Ia 52402 319-366-4666

\"Making the decision to have a child\--it\'s momentous. It is to decide

forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body.\" -

Elizabeth Stone
> Form Approved O.M.B. No. 0505-0001

United States Department of Agriculture

**ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP**

**BACKGROUND INFORMATION**

**Advisory Committee on Emerging Markets**

**PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE**

1\. Name (Last, First, Middle) 2. Social Security Number

3\. Residence Address (include ZIP code) 4. Business No.

Home No:

FAX:

e-Mail Address:

5\. Place of Birth 6. Date of Birth

7\. Company/Business Name

8\. Company/Business Address (include ZIP Code) 9. Occupation/Title

10a. If applicable, how long have you been engaged in farming or
production, and what is the size of your farming operation. (i.e. List
acreage and pounds produced by kind of crop, as well as, kinds and
numbers of livestock?)

11\. List your business experience.

12\. List education and any specialized experience.

13\. List applicable farm/handler/producer/importer or co-op member
industry organizations (include whether a member or officer and how long
affiliated).

14\. List other affiliations and/or service as a community leader that
would benefit you in your role as a member of the advisory committee or
research and promotion board/council.

15\. List any Federal advisory committee or board on which you are
currently a member and the number of years you have served on that
committee or board. (To be completed by Advisory Committees Only)

16\. List sources of income in excess of \$10,000 for the past calendar
year from other than your primary employment. [List only sources; do not
show amounts of income from each source]{.underline}. (To be completed
by Advisory Committees Only)

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17\. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? (A felony is defined as
any violation of law punishable by imprisonment of longer than one
year). ( ) Yes ( ) No. If yes, please explain on the attached
continuation sheet.

18\. As a result of your participation in Federal programs, have any
judgments been rendered against you? As a result of participation in any
governmental programs relative to the purposes of the advisory committee
or research and promotion board/council for which you are a nominee,
have any civil or criminal actions been initiated against you? ( ) Yes (
) No. If yes, please explain on the attached continuation sheet.

Signature Date

Form Approved O.M.B. No. 0505-0001

**Continuation Sheet for Form AD-755**

If you need more space for an answer, use this sheet. Please number each
answer to correspond to the number on Form AD-755. When you have
completed your answer(s), attach to Form AD-755.

**Advisory Committee on Emerging Markets**

Name (Last, First, Middle)

Social Security Number:
**DA 07-4210**

October 11, 2007

Peter Norton

RumJungle Media, Inc.

6256 Red Oak Road

Mound, MN 55364

Re: File No. SES-LIC-20070927-01397

Dear Mr. Norton:

On September 27, 2007, RumJungle Media, Inc. filed by paper the
above-captioned application for authority to operate a Temporary-Fixed
Ku-Band Transmit-Only Earth Station. For reasons discussed below, we
dismiss the application as defective, without prejudice to refiling.[^1]

Section 25.112 of the Commission\'s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 25.112, requires
the Commission to return, as unacceptable for filing, any earth station
application that is not substantially complete, contains internal
inconsistencies, or does not substantially comply with the Commission\'s
rules. RumJungle Media, Inc.'s application does not comply with the
Commission\'s rules, which renders it unacceptable and subject to
dismissal. The deficiency is as follows:

Pursuant to Section 25.130(a) of the Commission\'s rules, 47 C.F.R. §
25.130(a), transmitting earth station license applications must be filed
electronically through the International Bureau Filing system using Form
312, including Schedule B. RumJungle Media, Inc. did not submit its
application electronically.

Consequently, we dismiss RumJungle Media, Inc.'s application without
prejudice to refiling. In preparing any application to be refiled,
RumJungle Media, Inc. may wish to refer to the International Bureau
Filing System (IBFS) website at [www.fcc.gov/ibfs]{.underline}. If you
need any technical assistance with IBFS, please contact the IBFS help
desk at 202-418-2222.

Sincerely,

Scott A. Kotler

Chief, Systems Analysis Branch

Satellite Division

International Bureau

[^1]: If RumJungle Media, Inc. refiles an application in which the
    deficiencies identified in this letter have been corrected but
    otherwise identical to the one dismissed, it need not pay an
    application fee. *See* 47 C.F.R.§ 1.1109(d).
**Table 15**. Example source file type codes used in the DataSetAZ
table.

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  2542                           Microsoft Access Database Table

  2543                           dBase Table

  2544                           ESRI coverage, point

  2545                           ESRI coverage, arc

  2547                           ESRI coverage, polygon

  2548                           AV shapefile, point

  2549                           AV shapefile, line
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