BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
**[List of drugs that may have potential CYP2A6 interactions]{.mark}**

#### CYP2A6 Substrates

  ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- -----------------
  Dexmedetomidine                                       

  ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- -----------------

**CYP2A6 Inhibitors**

+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
| Amiodarone      | Disulfiram      | Methimazole     | Orphenadrine    |
|                 |                 |                 |                 |
| Amlodipine      | Entacapone      | Methoxsalen     | Pilocarpine     |
|                 |                 |                 |                 |
| Buprenorphine   | [Feno           | Metyrapone      | Selegiline      |
|                 | fibrate]{.mark} |                 |                 |
| Clofibrate      |                 | Miconazole      | Sulconazole     |
|                 | Isoniazid       |                 |                 |
| Clotrimazole    |                 | Modafinil       | Tioconazole     |
|                 | Ketoconazole    |                 |                 |
| Desipramine     |                 | Nicotine        | Tranylcypromine |
|                 | Letrozole       |                 |                 |
+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+

**CYP2A6 Inducers**

+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
| Amobarbital     | Phenobarbital   | Rifampin        | Secobarbital    |
|                 |                 |                 |                 |
| Pentobarbital   |                 |                 |                 |
+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+

When drugs classified as 'substrates' are co-administered with *[(Study
Agent)]{.underline}*, there is the potential for higher concentrations
of the 'substrate'. When *[(Study Agent)]{.underline}* is
co-administered with compounds classified as 'inhibitors', increased
plasma concentrations of *[(Study Agent)]{.underline}* is the potential
outcome. The co-administration of 'inducers' would potentially lower
plasma *[(Study Agent)]{.underline}* concentrations.

[Note: Adapted from Adapted from Cytochrome P450 Enzymes: Substrates,
Inhibitors, and Inducers. In: Lacy CF, Armstrong LL, Goldman MP, Lance
LL eds. Drug Information Handbook 15^TH^ ed. Hudson, OH; LexiComp Inc.
2007: 1899-1912.]{.mark}

[Only major substrates and effective inducers are listed.]{.mark}

[Additional information for drug interactions with cytochrome P450
isoenzymes can be found at
<http://medicine.iupui.edu/flockhart/>.]{.mark}

[Updated on May 1, 2007]{.mark}
**Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration**

**Center for Substance Abuse Treatment National Advisory Council**

**H. Westley Clark, M.D., J.D., M.P.H., Chair**

**Agenda**

**NAC Teleconference Meeting**

**1 Choke Cherry Road**

**Conference Room 5-1046**

**Rockville, Maryland 20857**

**August 15, 2005**

**11:00 a.m.**

> **[CLOSED SESSION]{.underline}**
>
> **11:00 a.m. Call to Order H. Westley Clark, M.D., J.D., M.P.H.,
> Chair**
>
> **Welcome and Opening Remarks**
>
> **Council Roll Call**
>
> **Staff Introductions**
>
> **Grant Review:**
>
> **RFA #TI 05-003 - Targeted Capacity Expansion - Category II
> (Methamphetamine/**
>
> **Rural Populations)**
>
> **Adjourn**
>
> ***[NAC MEETINGS]{.underline}***
>
> ***September 7 (Teleconference)***
>
> ***September 14***
> Bureau of Indian Affairs Loan Guarantee Program

25 U.S.C. 1481 et seq.; 25 CFR Part 103

> Borrower Eligibility ‑ Borrower must be a Tribe, Indian or Indian
> owned business
>
> Borrower Equity ‑ Borrower must have 20% equity in the business
>
> Cash or unencumbered assets on which a first lien can be secured
>
> Loan Purpose ‑ Business must be
>
> For profit
>
> Benefit the economy of a reservation

Term of Loan ‑ Not more than 30 years

Interest Rate ‑ Must be reasonable in light of rates in the area for
similar businesses

> Maximum Loan Amounts
>
> \$500,000 for loans to individuals
>
> \$1.5 million for loans to eligible Indian entities
>
> \$7.5 million for loans to tribes or tribal owned entities
>
> Maximum Guarantee Percentage ‑ BIA can guarantee up to 90% of
> principal, interest and authorized charges
>
> Premium Charges ‑ BIA charges 2% of the original guaranteed portion of
> the loan
>
> Lender Application Process
>
> Sign Loan Guaranty Agreement, if new to the Program
>
> Complete the application procedures in 25 CFR Part 103.12
>
> Submit a Request for Loan Guaranty (Form 5‑4755) to BIA office serving
> borrowers location

Bureau of Indian Affairs Interest Subsidy Program

Interest Subsidy

> Reimbursement from BIA equal to a portion of interest actually paid by
> borrower
>
> Equals the difference between lenders rate and BIA rate set upon
> approval of subsidy
>
> BIA rate stays at fixed rate
>
> Lenders rate may be variable

Borrower Eligibility ‑ Some borrowers may qualify for interest subsidy
based on need

> Historical earnings if for existing business
>
> Projected earnings if for new business
>
> Lenders apply for interest subsidy on behalf of borrowers

Maximum Term

> Maximum limit of five years
>
> Approved for three years on initial approval
>
> After three years, BIA can approve subsidy annually for two more years
Poster Presentation 5-14

**Batch and Continuous Cultures of *Mannheimia succiniciproducens*
MBEL55E for the Production of Succinic Acid from Whey and Corn Steep
Liquor**

[Sang Yup Lee]{.underline}\*, Soon Ho Hong, Pyung Cheon Lee, Ho Nam
Chang

Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering,

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Republic of Korea

Phone: 82-42-869-3930; Fax: 82-42-869-8800; E-mail:
<leesy@mail.kaist.ac.kr>

*Mannheimia succiniciproducens* MBEL55E isolated from bovine rumen is
able to produce a large amount of succinic acid in a medium containing
glucose, peptone and yeast extract. In order to reduce the medium cost,
whey and corn steep liquor (CSL) were used as substrates for the
production of succinic acid by *M. succiniciproducens*. Anaerobic batch
cultures of *M. succiniciproducens* in a whey-based medium containing
CSL resulted in the production of succinic acid with the yield of 71%
and productivity of 1.18 g/L/h. Anaerobic continuous culture of *M.
succiniciproducens* in a whey-based medium containing CSL resulted in a
succinic acid yield of 69% and a succinic acid productivity of as high
as 3.90 g/L/h.

\[This work was supported by the Korea Energy Management Corporation and
Bioinfomatix Co.\]
**STATEMENT OF**

**COMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. COPPS**

Re: Continental Airlines Petition for Declaratory Ruling Regarding the
Over-the-Air Reception Devices (OTARD) Rules, *Memorandum Opinion &
Order.*

Today's declaratory ruling reaffirms the Commission's dedication to
promoting the widespread deployment of unlicensed Wi-Fi devices. It
clarifies that American consumers and businesses are free to install
Wi-Fi antennas under our OTARD rules -- meaning without seeking approval
from their landlords -- just as they are free to install antennas for
video programming and other fixed wireless applications.

Wi-Fi is one of the Commission's greatest wireless success stories. The
genius of this unlicensed technology is that no central authority
controls or manages how and where these networks spring up. Instead, any
private or commercial operator who sees a need for a local Wi-Fi network
may build and operate one. The price that Wi-Fi users pay for this
freedom is that they, like all Part 15 users, must accept interference
from other devices in the unlicensed bands. But the nation's half-decade
of experience with this new technology has made it quite plain that this
trade-off is more than worth it. When it comes to providing broadband
over the unlicensed bands, the airwaves are truly the ***people's
airwaves***. So while I certainly support strong licensing regulation in
some contexts, I think it is equally important that we leave other
portions of the spectrum open to unlicensed uses.

Today's decision ensures that the Wi-Fi bands remain free and open to
travelers, who can make productive use of their time while waiting to
catch their next flight in an airport. They will be able to choose from
among multiple providers, including members-only airport lounges as well
as coffee shops or businesses that may choose to attract customers by
offering Wi-Fi service at lower prices than the airport authority
offers.

I do want to note that I approve of today's decision only because the
record is clear -- in fact, uncontested -- that allowing multiple Wi-Fi
operators in the airport will cause no interference to the
safety-of-life communications that the airport authority conducts on its
dedicated, separate, and licensed public safety channels. In the
unlikely event that technical developments change this balance, I would
of course support swift and forceful remedial action from this
Commission.
**§3.29 Rounding.**

\(a\) *Annual rates*. Where the computation of an increase in improved
pension rates under §§3.23 and 3.24 would otherwise result in a figure
which includes a fraction of a dollar, the benefit rate will be adjusted
to the next higher dollar amount. This method of computation will also
apply to increases in old-law and section 306 pension annual income
limitations under §3.26, including the income of a spouse which is
excluded from a veteran's countable income, and parents' dependency and
indemnity compensation benefit rates and annual Income limitations under
§3.25. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 5312(c)(2))

\(b\) *Monthly or other periodic pension rates*. After determining the
monthly or other periodic rate of improved pension under §§3.273 and
3.30 or the rate payable under section 306(a) of Pub. L. 95-588 (92
Stat. 2508), the resulting rate, if not a multiple of one dollar, will
be rounded down to the nearest whole dollar amount. The provisions of
this paragraph apply with respect to amounts of pension payable for
periods beginning on or after June 1, 1983, under the provisions of 38
U.S.C. 1521, 1541 or 1542, or under section 306(a) of Pub. L. 95-588.
(Authority: 38 U.S.C. 5123)

\(c\) *Monthly rates under 38 U.S.C. chapter 18*. When increasing the
monthly monetary allowance rates under 38 U.S.C. chapter 18 for certain
individuals who are children of Vietnam veterans, VA will round any
resulting rate that is not an even dollar amount to the next higher
dollar. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 1805(b)(3), 1815(d), 5312)

\[48 FR 34471, July 29, 1983, as amended at 65 FR 35282, June 2, 2000;
67 FR 49586, July 31, 2002\]

**Supplement *Highlights* References**: 42(1), 54(2).
Section 647.--- ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION

Revised 1 May 2006

[]{.mark}

Description

**647.01** This work consists of
[\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--.]{.mark}

Material

**647.02** Conform to the following Subsections:

[material name 7XX.XX]{.mark}

[material name 7XX.XX]{.mark}

Construction Requirements

**647.03**

**647.[XX]{.mark} Acceptance.**

Measurement

**647.[XX]{.mark}** Measure the Section 647 items listed in the bid
schedule according to Subsection 109.02.

Payment

**647.[XX]{.mark}** The accepted quantities, measured as provided in
Subsection 109.02 and above, will be paid at the contract price per unit
of measurement for the Section 647 pay items listed in the bid schedule.
Payment will be full compensation for the work prescribed in this
Section. See Subsection 109.05.
## **Isang Serbisyong Pahayag sa mga Aplikante ng Bisa**

Ang *U.S. Department of State* ay mahigpit ngunit pantay na nangangasiwa
sa proseso ng bisa upang maprotektahan ang Estados Unidos. Itinataguyod
namin ang pagiging bukas, na sadyang katangian ng Estados Unidos. Ang
paglalakbay sa Estados Unidos ay aming tinatanggap at hinihimok.
Ipinapangako namin sa inyo, aming mga aplikante ng bisa*,* na:

## Pakikitunguhan namin kayo ng may paggalang at respeto, kahit kami ay hindi makapagbibigay ng bias.

## Ituturing namin kayo bilang isang indibidwal at ang inyong kaso na bukod-tangi.

-   Aming laging aalalahanin na para sa inyo, ang interbyu para sa bisa
    ay maaaring bago o nakakakabang karanasan na maaaring magdulot ng
    tensyon.

-   Gagamitin namin ang limitadong oras na nakalaan para sa interbyu
    upang makuha ang kabuuan ng inyong plano at intensiyon sa
    paglalakbay.

-   Gagamitin namin ang aming pangkasalukuyang kakayahan na pantay na
    matulungan ang lahat ng aplikante na makakuha ng *appointment* upang
    makapaglakbay sa tamang panahon para sa negosyo, pag-aaral at iba
    pang mahalagang obligasyon.

-   Kami ay maglalagay ng detalyado at wastong impormasyon ng mga
    kakailanganin at paraan ng pag-aaplay ng bisa sa *website* ng bawat
    Embahada at Konsulado.

-   Kami ay maglalahad ng impormasyon ng panahon ng ipaghihintay ng mga
    aplikante para sa *appointment* sa bawat Embahada at Konsulado na
    makikita sa http://travel.state.gov.

-   Aming ipaliliwanag ang dahilan sa ano mang pagkakataon ng hindi
    pagbibigay ng bisa sa inyo.

Bilang karagdagan, kung ikaw ay:

-   Estudyante, gagawin namin ang lahat ng paraan upang matiyak na ikaw
    ay makakakuha ng *appointment* at, kung kwalipikado, ng bisa para sa
    tamang simula ng klase.

-   Manlalakbay na may medikal at matinding pangangailangan, aming
    bibilisan and pagpo-proseso para sa mga may mahihigpit na
    pangangailangan patungkol sa buhay.

-   Mangangalakal, kami ay magtatatag ng nararapat na mga paraan upang
    mapadali ang paglalakbay para sa pangangalakal at mapabilis ang mga
    kasong patungkol sa pangangalakal sa Estados Unidos.

Gayon pa man, inaasahan namin kayo, mga aplikante ng bisa, na:

-   Planuhin ang inyong paglalakbay at pag-aaplay ng bisa ng mas maaga
    hangga't maaari.

## Kumpletuhing mabuti at wasto ang aplikasyon.

-   Maging bukas at makatotohan patungkol sa inyong layunin at plano.

-   Maghanda para sa inyong interbyu upang maliwanag at maiksing
    mailarawan ang inyong mga intensyon.

(Pebrero 2006)
**Revised 05/08** **UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT**

**Eastern District of Michigan**

**In re:**

**Case No.**

**[Debtor(s).]{.underline} /**

**[BANKRUPTCY PETITION COVER SHEET]{.underline}**

(The debtor must complete and file this form with the petition in every
bankruptcy case. Instead of filling in the boxes on the petition
requiring information on prior and pending cases, the debtor may refer
to this form.)

**Part 1**

ACompanion cases,@ as defined in L.B.R. 1073‑1(b), are cases involving
any of the following: (1) The same debtor; (2) A corporation and any
majority shareholder thereof; (3) Affiliated corporations; (4) A
partnership and any of its general partners; (5) An individual and his
or her general partner; (6) An individual and his or her spouse; or (7)
Individuals or entities with any substantial identity of financial
interest or assets.

Has a Acompanion case@ to this case ever been filed at any time in this
district or any other district? Yes \_\_\_\_ No \_\_\_\_

**(If yes, complete Part 2.)**

**Part 2**

**For each companion case, state in chronological order of cases:
(Attach supplemental sheets if necessary.)**

Name on petition

Relationship to this case

Case Number

Chapter

Date filed

District

Division

Judge

Status/Disposition

First Case

Second Case

Third Case

**(Pending, confirmed & still open, confirmed & closed, dismissed
before/after confirmation, discharged, etc.)**

**If the present case is a Chapter 13 case, state for each companion
case:**

Attorney \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Legal fee \$ \$ \$

Proposed legal fee in this case
\$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Changes in circumstances which lead the debtor to reasonably believe
that the current plan will be successful.

**Part 3 - In a Chapter 13 Case Only**

The Debtor(s) certify, re: 11 U.S.C.\' 1328(f):

**\[indicate which\]**

> Debtor(s) received a discharge issued in a case filed under Chapter 7,
> 11, or 12 during the 4-years before filing this case.
>
> Debtor(s) did **not** receive a discharge issued in a case filed under
> Chapter 7, 11, or 12 during the 4-years before filing this case.
>
> Debtor(s) received a discharge in a Chapter 13 case filed during the
> 2-years before filing this case.
>
> Debtor(s) did **not** receive a discharge in a Chapter 13 case filed
> during the 2-years before filing this case.

I declare under penalty of perjury that I have read this form and that
it is true and correct to the best of my information and belief..

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

Debtor Debtor Debtor=s Attorney

Date:
0039.doc - 482R - 200828-3393.  [Defensive driving school attendance;
discrimination prohibited; notice requirements]{.underline}

A.  Except as provided in subsection B, an eligible individual who
elects to attend a defensive driving school shall attend one of the
following within the time allowed by the court:

1.  A defensive driving school that is certified by the supreme court
and complies with the court automation and reporting requirements
pursuant to subsections B and C.

2.  On application to the court and on the showing of reasonable
justification by the individual, another supreme court certified
defensive driving school.  Reasonable justification includes the fact
that the individual resides in another area and that attendance at any
of the defensive driving schools that comply with the court automation
and reporting requirements creates a hardship on the individual.

B.  On the expiration of all contracts that are in existence on July 1,
2007 between the court and a defensive driving school provider, an
eligible individual who elects to attend a defensive driving school may
attend any supreme court certified defensive driving school that
complies with the court automation and reporting requirements. For the
purposes of this subsection, the renewal of any contract between a court
and a defensive driving school after July 1, 2007, shall be considered a
new contract.

C.  A court may adopt requirements for a school to electronically report
school completions and to transfer funds, subject to the approval of the
defensive driving board.

D.  A law enforcement officer or a jurisdiction issuing a civil traffic
citation to an individual shall provide notice to the individual that if
eligible, the individual may attend any supreme court certified
defensive driving school subject to subsection B.

E.  A court shall not promote or favor any supreme court certified
defensive driving school over another, except that the notice provided
pursuant to subsection D may exclude a school that does not comply with
the court\'s automation and reporting requirements pursuant to
subsections B and C. 0039.doc - 482R - 2008
*The Origin of the Quinault Salmon*

*Once two brothers went out to spear porpoises and they saw one without
a dorsal fin. It came close to them several times over the days they
were fishing, but they were afraid to spear it. Finally, they did spear
it and the rope on the spear caught inside their boat. The creature did
not appear to be speared as it dove and swam out to sea. The boys tried
to throw the rope over but could not. They were caught fast, and were in
despair. As they neared the horizon in their speeding boat it appeared
to be a wall of rock. They wondered what could happen when they reached
it. As they approached the rock, it opened, they passed through, and the
rock closed again after them.*

*In front of them they saw the smoke of a large village, and as they
neared it saw that the smoke was of different colors, and that from the
middle of the village rose a great column of reddish smoke, and they
steered for this. As they reached the shore, they saw for the first time
that they had speared a young girl, as she stood and started up the
beach. She came back, took them by the hand and led them to a house with
the red smoke---her father's house---where the two brothers were made
welcome. The place turned out to be the home of the salmon, all kinds of
salmon, and each kind had a different smoke. The reddish smoke belongs
to the bluebacks.*

*One of the girl's brothers took two village boys and threw them into
the water, where they turned to salmon and were caught to cook for the
visitors. The brother instructed the boys to save every bone when eating
the fish and to put them on an extra dish he laid in front of them. They
did as they were told; and when they had finished eating, the girl's
brothers took the dish and threw the bones into the water. Almost
immediately, the two salmon boys could be seen swimming in their former
human shape; and they came ashore and went up to their house as if
nothing had happened.*

*After this, one of the strangers married the girl and they stayed in
her father's house until she was pregnant. When it was nearly time for
her to be delivered, she said, "Come, let us go back to your father's
house." They started, and while they were on the way her pains came on,
and they thought she would give birth to the child in the canoe. But
they finally reached the shore at the Quinault River; and there her baby
was born. Her mother said, "There shall always be plenty of bluebacks in
this river." And so it has been ever since.*

*(This is an abridged version of the story found in the book, "Land of
the Quinault." Pauline K. Capoeman, Ed. Other historical information
paraphrased in this publication is also from this source.)*
**X-ray Absorption Fine Structure Calculations in Combination with QM/MM
Methods. Applications to Metalloproteins**

 

Sergio D. Dalosto

 

X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) is extensively used in physics,
materials science, chemistry, biology and geochemistry. It is applied to
study crystalline solids, disordered systems, liquids and gaseous
molecules. In addition, XAS is element specific and always detectable.
The XAS-derived structural information (\~ 5 Å around the absorbing
atom) is as precise as X-ray or NMR spectroscopy. In particular, XAS is
the only alternative when the crystal structure of a metalloproteins is
not available and the metal is silent (e.g. Cu(I) and Zn(II)) to other
spectroscopies such as NMR, EPR, ESEEM, and absorption. However, in
order to obtain structural information it is necessary to use a model
compound and a reliable procedure to calculate amplitudes and phase
parameters to fit the XAS experimental findings. We use ab-initio
methods in combination with molecular mechanics (QM/MM) to provide a
molecular structural model and an ab-initio real-space
multiple-scattering code (FEFF) to calculate these parameters. In this
work we intended to provide an overview of XAS spectroscopy and QM/MM
methods. The procedure is applied to the study of two metalloproteins,
one containing Cu(I) and another Zn(II).

1\. Cu(I)-Atx1 is a cytosolic yeast copper chaperone that delivers
copper to the transport ATPase Ccc2 in the trans-Golgi network. So far
the structure of Cu(I)-Atx1 was characterized by NMR and XAS
experiments. But these two spectroscopies have shown controversial
results about the ligands around the Cu(I) binding site. We show here
that the combination of QM/MM methods help to understand the
experimental findings and serve as first step towards the
characterization of the possible role of surrounding residues for the
translocation of copper in metallochaperones.

2\. For C-terminal zinc-binding domain of the SecA ATPase, we study the
coordination of the 22-residue Zn(II)-binding domain (ZBD) from the coli
preprotein translocase subunit SecA using QMMM methods. Recently
proposed models based on NMR, XAFS and X-ray studies differ on the
coordination geometry around the Zn(II), but we show that can be
reconcile using ab-initio methods.

 Author Information

            Name: Sergio D. Dalosto

            Mentor's name:         Zachary H. Levine

            Division:               Electron and Optical Physics
Division

            Laboratory:               Physics Laboratory

            Building:                   245

            Room:                       B116

            Mail Stop:                  8411

            Telephone #:             301-975-8351

            Fax #:                       301-208-6937

            Email:                     sergio.dalosto@nist.gov

            Sigma Xi:                  No

            Category:                 Physics
# Bakery/ Sandwiches

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1728 SW Broadway

503-497-1016

##### Soup & Sandwiches

### M-F, 7am-6pm

[**\***Park Avenue Café]{.underline}

1525 SW Park

503-225-9335

*Deli (Greek) Cuisine*

M-F, 7am-8pm

Sat/Sun 7am-6pm

[Honey's Express Foods Inc.]{.underline}

1501 SW Broadway

503-226-4612

*Yogurts, Muffins, Teriyaki*

M-F, 7:30am-7pm

###### **Mexican / Bars** 

[**\***Cheerful Tortoise Sports Bar]{.underline}

1939 SW Sixth Ave.

503-224-3377

*Burgers, Mexican, Beer*

M-F, 7am-2:30am

Sat/Sun, 9am-2:30am

[**\***McMenamins Market Street Pub]{.underline}

1525 SW Park Ave.

Suite #100A

503-497-0160

*Entrees/Specials, Beer*

*Available to go*

### M-Sat, 11am-1am

Sun, 12pm-12am

[**\***Cha Cha Cha]{.underline}

Corner of 6^th^ and Jackson

503-294-0677

## Mexican Cuisine

M-Sun, 10am-10pm

####### Fast Food

**\***[McDonalds]{.underline}

Corner of 6^th^ and Harrison

M-F, 5:30am-11pm

Sat/Sun, 7am-11pm

####### Asian

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[**\***Thanh-Long Restaurant & Bakery]{.underline}

635 SW College

503-223-1660

##### Oriental Cuisine

M-Sat, 10am-9pm

[**\***Green Onion]{.underline}

### 636 SW Jackson

503 274-4294

## Middle Eastern Cuisine

*many vegetarian options*

### M-Sat, 11am-9pm

[**\***Abu Rasheed Lebanese Restaurant]{.underline}

1921 SW 6^th^ Ave

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##### Middle Eastern Cuisine

M-F, 11am-9pm

Sat, 12pm-9pm

####### 

####### Pizza

[**\***Hot Lips Pizza]{.underline}

1909 SW Sixth Ave.

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*Pizza by the slice, sodas*

M-F, 10am-10pm

Sat/Sun, 12pm-9pm

[**\***Pizzicato]{.underline}

1708 SW Sixth Ave.

503-227-5800

*Pizza by the Slice, Espresso*

M-F, 11am-8pm

Sat./Sun, 12pm-8pm

####### Full Menu

[**\***Jasmine Tree]{.underline}

401 SW Harrison

503-223-7956

# Full Chinese Menu

M-Thurs, 11am-10pm

Fri, 11am-11pm

Sat, 5pm-11pm

[\*University Place Grill]{.underline}

310 SW Lincoln St.

503-221-0140

M-F, 7am-2pm

5pm-7:30pm

Sat/Sun, 7:30am-2pm

####### All Kinds

###### Park Blocks Vendors

### Between Harrison and Park

Mexican, Middle Eastern, Oriental Food Carts

M-F, hours vary

Smith Memorial Center Commons

First Floor Smith Center

503-725-4554

*Includes TacoBell, Vegetarian Sandwiches, Subway, Salad Bar, Bagels,
Burgers and Baked Potatoes, Pizza Bar, Oriental, Smoothie Bar,
Juice/Soda/Water & Starbucks*

M-Thurs, 7am-7pm

F, 7am-4pm

### 

######## Food For Thought Cafe

Smith Memorial Center basement

Organic fare: Sandwiches, salads, soups, Stumptown coffee

M-Thurs, 7:30am-5:30pm

F, 8:30am-2pm

####### Coffee Shops

###### \*Broadway Coffee

1924 SW Broadway

(503)827-0633

M-Fri, 7:30am-7pm

Sat/Sun, 8am-4pm

######## 

######## \*The Meetro

1809 SW 11^th^

\(503\) 725-4374

M-Thurs, 7am-10pm

F, 7am-5pm

Sat/Sun, 10am-5pm

### [**\***Seattle's Best Coffee]{.underline}

1742 SW 6^th^ Ave

503-274-9789

M-Thurs, 6:30am-9pm

F, 6:30-7pm

Sat/Sun, 6:30am-5pm

### [**\***Starbucks]{.underline}

### 1436 SW Park

503-241-4119

M-F, 5:30am-7pm

Sat/Sun, 6:30am-5pm
**Special Attention of: NOTICE: H 05-03**

**All Multifamily Hub Directors Issued: January 26, 2005**

**All Program Center Directors Expires: January 31, 2006**

**All Supervisory Project Managers
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**

**All Project Managers Cross Reference:**

**All Field Office Directors**

**Contract Administrators**

# Subject Guidance on Asset Management Issues Concerning Bond Financed Section 8 Projects

Notice H 03-28, which was issued December 1, 2003 and expired December
31, 2004 is being reinstated and extended to January 31, 2006.

If you have questions regarding this Notice, please contact James
Mitchell on

\(202\) 708-3944, Ext. 2612.

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

John C. Weicher

Assistant Secretary for Housing-

Federal Housing Commissioner
> **HYPERTENSION**
>
> Important Web Resources
>
> Hypertension -Medline
>
> <http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000468.htm>
>
> American Heart Association
>
> <http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=2114>
>
> Ten Ways to control your blood pressure.
>
> <http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=578>
>
> CDC --Blood pressure
>
> <http://www.cdc.gov/bloodpressure/about.htm>
>
> Frequently asked questions
>
> <http://www.cdc.gov/bloodpressure/faqs.htm>
>
> American Society of Cardiology News
>
> <http://www.ash-us.org/>
>
> Diabetics with Hypertension
>
> <http://www.diabetes.org/type-1-diabetes/well-being/treating-high-bp.jsp>
>
> On-Line Brochures
>
> My Blood pressure wallet card
>
> <http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/heart/hbp/hbpwallet.pdf>
>
> DASH diet for Hypertension
>
> <http://hp2010.nhlbihin.net/mission/partner/healthy_eating.pdf>
>
> What every mid-life and older American should know
>
> <http://hp2010.nhlbihin.net/mission/partner/midlife.pdf>
>
> Your guide to lowering blood pressure
>
> <http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/heart/hbp/hbp_low/hbp_low.pdf>
>
> Physical Activity & Hyprtension
>
> <http://hp2010.nhlbihin.net/mission/partner/physical_activity.pdf>
>
> Understanding Hypertension
>
> [http://www.ash-us.org/assets/hypertension/pdf_files/Patient%20Brochurer3.pdf](http://www.ash-us.org/assets/hypertension/pdf_files/Patient Brochurer3.pdf)

Pod-casts and Web-casts

> What does Hypertension do?
>
> <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUcLrdPJurU&feature=related>
>
> Medline tutorial(interactive)
>
> <http://0-www.nlm.nih.gov.catalog.llu.edu/medlineplus/tutorials/hypertension/htm/index.htm>
>
> Management of hypertension(UCSF)
>
> <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmxcgXz352g>
>
> Interview with Billie Jean King-Living with hypertension.
>
> <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3acewUOC3w>
**[IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT]{.underline}**

**[FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE]{.underline}**

In re

No.

Debtor(s). Chapter 13

**[ORDER UPON CONVERSION OF CHAPTER 13 CASE TO CHAPTER 7]{.underline}**

The debtor(s) having filed on \[insert date\] pursuant to 11 U.S.C. §
1307(a) a notice to convert (or a motion to convert) this chapter 13
case to chapter 7, the court directs the following:

1\. In accordance with Fed. R. Bankr. P. 1017(f)(3), this case is deemed
converted as of the date of the filing of the notice (or motion).

2\. Any wage order previously entered by this court is vacated, and the
employer or other entity must cease withholding income for payment to
the trustee.

3\. The debtor(s) and the chapter 13 trustee are directed to comply with
the requirements of E.D. Tenn. LBR 1019-1.

\# \# \#

APPROVED FOR ENTRY BY:

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

\[insert name, office address, telephone

number, and bar number\]
The Honorable Richard B. Cheney

President

U.S. Senate

Washington D.C. 20510

Dear Mr. President:

In accordance with Section 647 (b) of Division F of the Consolidated
Appropriations Act, FY 2004, P.L. 108-199, I am transmitting herewith a
copy of the Department of Health and Human Services\' FY 2004 report on
competitive sourcing activities. The attached spreadsheets, which
address items (b)(1) through (b)(7) of section 647, contain the
Competitive Sourcing Activities Worksheet and Competitive Sourcing
Activities Summary for completed and announced competitions in FY 2004
as well as the Competitive Sourcing Activities Savings and Performance
Update for FY 2003. In addition, narrative information is attached to
address section 647 items (b)(8) Fixed Costs, (b)(9) Total Projected FTE
to be Studied in FY 2005, and (b)(10) HHS Competitive Sourcing/Strategic
Workforce Plan. The attached spreadsheets and narrative information has
been prepared in accordance with guidance provided by the Office of
Management and Budget.

Sincerely,

Ed Sontag

Enclosures
##### For Immediate Release                                                          For more information contact:

May 26,
2006                                                             
            Julie Shutley (202) 225-6165

**Rep. Cole Announces Repeal of Long-Distance Excise Tax**

**     WASHINGTON --** Congressman Tom Cole announced today that the
U.S. Treasury Department will repeal the federal excise tax on
long-distance telephone service.  The Internal Revenue Service will
issue refunds of tax on long-distance service for the past three years.
Taxpayers will be able to apply for refunds on their 2006 tax forms, to
be filed in 2007.

     \"The repeal of the federal excise tax is good news for all
American taxpayers who have a monthly long distance bill. This tax was
way behind the times\--dating back to the Spanish American War,\"
Congressman Tom Cole said. \"I hope that we will be able to make even
more progress on updating and simplifying our tax code this year in
Congress.\"  

 

     The federal excise tax on long-distance telephone service was
established in 1898 as a "luxury" tax on wealthy Americans who owned
telephones. The IRS will be refunding about \$15 billion of telephone
taxes collected from American taxpayers over the last three years.

     Following is information from the IRS regarding these tax refunds:

-   No immediate action is required by taxpayers. 

-   Refunds will be a part of 2006 tax returns filed in 2007. 

-   Refund claims will cover all excise tax paid on long-distance
    service over the last three years (time allowed given statute of
    limitations). Interest will be paid on refunds.

-   The IRS is working on a simplified method for individuals to use to
    claim a refund on their 2006 tax returns.  

-   Refunds will not include tax paid on local telephone service, which
    was not involved in the litigation by the Department of Justice.

\###
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Delta States Rural Development Network Program

Quarterly Conference Call

Tuesday, February 17, 2004

9:00 a.m. Central, 10:00 a.m. Eastern

Dial In Number: 888-343-1460

Pass Code: DELTA

**AGENDA**

-   **Introductory Remarks** Curtis Holloman, Facilitator

-   **Introduction of New Georgia Health Policy Center Staff** Catherine
    Liemohn

-   **ORHP Update on Delta Network Program** Lakisha Smith and Rebecca
    Hines

    -   Pre-Application Conference all March 16^th^ 2:00 p.m. EST/1:00
        p.m. CST

-   **Southern Delta Meeting in Jackson, MS** Mitch Morris and Brian
    Jakes

> **Feedback from Grantees**

-   **Peer Learning Meeting in Memphis, TN** Anna Huff and Kevin Sexton

> **Feedback from Grantees**

-   **Delta Rural Assistance Center Idea -** Kristine Sande and Michael
    Beachler

> **University of North Dakota**

-   **2003 Medicare Prescription Law** Michael Beachler

> **Opportunity for Networks Presentation**

-   **Other**
**Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration**

**Center for Substance Abuse Treatment National Advisory Council**

**H. Westley Clark, M.D., J.D., M.P.H., Chair**

**NAC Teleconference Meeting (Closed Session)**

**VTC Room, L-1057**

**Rockville, Maryland 20857**

**August 23, 2007**

**Agenda**

> **1:00 p.m. Call to Order H. Westley Clark, M.D., J.D., M.P.H.,
> Chair**

Call and connect the following National Advisory Council (NAC) members
to the Closed Session:

**Ms. Anita Bertrand 216-533-0550**

**Valera Jackson 305-979-2078**

**Chilo Madrid 915-782-4000, ext 222**

**Dr. Gregory Skipper 334-954-2596**

**Judge Eugene White-Fish 715-478-7255**

**Bettye Ward Fletcher 601-982-1593**

**Juana Mora 818-549-0188**

**The following NAC members will call in for the Closed Session, and
should be connected to the call:**

**Kenneth DeCerchio**

**David Donaldson**

**Frank McCorry**

> **Welcome and Opening Remarks**
>
> **Council Roll Call**
>
> **Staff Introductions**
>
> **Grant Review:**
>
> **1.** SM-07-008: Minority Fellowship Program (Short Title: MFP)
>
> **No recusals. All members will remain on the line.**

2.  TI-07-001: Addiction Technology Transfer Centers (Short Title: ATTC)

> No recusals. All members will remain on the line.
>
> Anita Berrand is recused from this discussion, and should be
> temporarily removed from the call.
>
> **3.** [TI-07-008: Grants to Expand Substance Abuse Treatment Capacity
> in Targeted Areas of Need (Short title: Targeted Capacity Expansion-
> TCE/General)](http://www.samhsa.gov/Grants/2007/TI_07_008.aspx)
>
> **The following members should be temporarily removed from this
> discussion:**
>
> **Valera Jackson, Anita Bertrand, Chilo Madrid, and Eugene
> White-Fish**
>
> **After the review, Dr. Clark will ask you to reconnect the members
> above to the call.**
>
> **4.** [TI-07-006: Supplements to the Center for Substance Abuse
> Treatment's Residential Treatment for Pregnant and Postpartum Women
> and Residential Treatment for Women and their Children Program (Short
> Title:  PPW/RWC
> Supplements)](http://www.samhsa.gov/Grants/2007/TI_07_006.aspx)
>
> **Chilo Madrid should be temporarily removed from this review.**
>
> **Following the review, please re-connect Chilo Madrid to the call.**

5.  [TI-07-005: Access to Recovery (Short Title:
    ATR)](http://www.samhsa.gov/Grants/2007/TI_07_005.aspx)

> **The following members should be removed from the call:**
>
> **Eugene White-fish, Ken DeCerchio, and Frank McCorry.**
>
> **3:00 p.m. Adjourn**
>
> ***[NAC MEETING]{.underline}***
>
> ***October 17 & 18, 2007***
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height="0.9909722222222223in"}

> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
> May 13, 2002

####### VA Focuses on National Hepatitis Awareness Month

> WASHINGTON \-- In recognition of National Hepatitis Awareness Month
> the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical facilities are
> focusing on hepatitis C in May. The goal is to make sure veterans know
> about risk factors for hepatitis C infection and how to get screened
> and tested at VA facilities.
>
> "In a short time, VA has established the largest screening and testing
> program for hepatitis C infection in the world," said Secretary of
> Veterans Affairs Anthony J. Principi. "Hepatitis C testing, treatment
> and research are among VA\'s highest health priorities."
>
> Hepatitis C is a virus that infects the liver, causing tissue damage
> and, in some cases, permanent liver problems, including cirrhosis
> (scarring) and liver failure. It is a leading reason for liver
> transplantation. Hepatitis C has been recognized as a cause of liver
> disease for about a decade, and testing has been available only since
> 1992.
>
> "VA has taken a vigorous, aggressive approach to this relatively new
> disease," said Dr. Robert H. Roswell, VA under secretary for health.
>
> VA has set a policy of system-wide risk-factor screening for all
> veterans enrolled in the VA system. Additionally, VA:

-   holds its medical system leadership accountable for both screening
    and testing of hepatitis C infection,

-   is the only major medical system to establish and distribute
    treatment recommendations for the disease, and

-   created a national case registry of patients (launched this month)
    to better manage and improve patient care.

> **-More-**

######## Hepatitis Awareness Month 2-2-2-2

> VA has screened more than 1.7 million veterans for risk factors
> associated with hepatitis C infection and each year cares for over
> 70,000 veterans with the disease. VA\'s coordinated services provide
> veterans with state-of-the-art care, ranging from counseling for risk
> factor identification and disease prevention, to providing medication
> and health care, including liver transplantation. Additionally, VA
> provides support services as such substance abuse and mental health
> care.
>
> "We are managing hepatitis C infection through a comprehensive public
> health approach to prevent disease transmission and long-term
> complications," added Roswell. "This is a model for how other large
> systems can manage this costly disease."
>
> For further information on hepatitis C see:
> [www.va.gov/hepatitisc](http://www.va.gov/hepatitisc).
>
> \# \# \#
Task Description

Request firm to send a check is the amount of \$40K to the WHO
Department of Nutrition for Health and Development (NHD) to support
follow-up activities related to the workshop entitled "Guidelines for
nutritional care of infants and children with HIV/AIDS" completed May
10-11, 2006.

Contacts for check payable information and mailing address:

**Randa Saadeh**

Technical Officer

Department of Nutrition for

  Health and Development

World Health Organization

Avenue Appia 20

CH-1211 Geneva 27

Switzerland

Tel: +41 22 791 3315/3878

Fax:+41 22 791 4156

E-mail: [saadehr@who.int
\<]{.underline}[mailto:saadehr@who.int](mailto:saadehr@who.int)[\>]{.underline}

OR

**Derrick Deane**

Coordinator- WHO Office of Governmental Agencies and Foundations

Geneva.

Tel: +41-22-7913503/13611

Email; <deaned@who.int>

Check should be issued as soon as possible after award.
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT

EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_DIVISION

In re DEBTOR NAME, )

> ) Case No.\_\_\_-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_-\_\_\_
>
> ) Chapter 11
>
> Debtor(s). )
>
> ) Response Due: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> ) Hearing Date: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> ) Hearing Time: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> ) Location \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

**NOTICE OF CHAPTER 11 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT**

**AND HEARING THEREON**

**TO ALL CREDITORS AND PARTIES IN INTEREST:**

**PLEASE TAKE NOTICE** that on \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ *(Insert
Date Disclosure Statement was Filed)*, a Disclosure Statement in
connection with a Plan of Reorganization was filed
by\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ *(Insert Name of
Proponent of Plan and Disclosure Statement*). These documents may be
inspected during usual business hours at the offices of the Clerk of the
Bankruptcy Court, are available electronically through PACER
(http://pacer.moeb.uscourts.gov), and copies may be requested in writing
and obtained without charge from the attorney for the proponent of the
plan, whose name, address and telephone number are printed below. A copy
of such request shall also be filed with the Court.

**TAKE FURTHER NOTICE** that a hearing to consider approval of the
Disclosure Statement will be held on
***\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_(Insert Date*) at
*\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_(Insert Time***) **in the United States
Bankruptcy Court, \_\_\_\_\_\_ th Floor South, Thomas F. Eagleton United
States Courthouse, 111 South Tenth Street, St. Louis, Missouri**. You
are welcome, but not required to attend this hearing.

Any objection to the Disclosure Statement must be filed with the Court
and served on the debtor or the proponent of the Plan (if not the
debtor) and all entities described in

L.R. 3017 C (L.B.R. 3017-1 C for cases filed before June 5, 2008).
**Objections must be filed on or before
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.** *(Insert date that is
five (5) calendar days prior to the hearing date for cases filed before
June 5, 2008; five (5) business days prior to the hearing date for cases
filed on or after June 5, 2008.)*

The objection shall identify those portions of the disclosure statement
which the objecting party asserts are incomplete, misleading, erroneous,
or are otherwise the basis for the objection and shall state in detail,
the information sought to be added or deleted from the Disclosure
Statement. Where appropriate, the objector shall propose acceptable
language which the objector requests be included in the disclosure
statement.

The Disclosure Statement must be approved by the Bankruptcy Court before
the Plan may be submitted to the creditors for a vote. A copy of the
Plan, Approved Disclosure Statement, and Notice of Hearing on
Confirmation of the Plan will be sent to all parties in interest at a
later date.

Signature of Attorney for Plan Proponent

Certificate of Service

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
The following check sheet from the CDE Loader Utility Usage Guide
contains the short cut method for loading CDEs in a step-by-step
check-off sheet. This Check Sheet is intended for technical staff.

-   Edit Spread Sheet

1.  Remove Header information

2.  Make sure each record is Numerated or Enumerated

3.  Variable Length must be pre-defined and exist

-   Save as a comma delimited file

-   Copy file to NCI_CDE.DAT

-   Open NCI_CDE.DAT with Notepad (or equivalent)

1.  Check for hidden characters; carriage returns

2.  Remove all blank lines, i.e. ',,,,,,,,,,,,,'

-   Archive Previous Load

1.  As CTDEV, \@Archive_stg_tables.sql

-   Truncate Staging Tables

1.  As CTDEV, \@Truncate_Stg_Tables.sql

-   Load Data (Client Side)

1.  From OS command-line, execute cde_load.bat

    The batch file contains the SQL\*Loader Command:

    sqlldr userid=ctdev/*pass* control=load_nci_cde.ctl
    log=load_nci_cde.log

2.  Review log file load_nci_cde.log

3.  Check BAD file

-   Derive New Question Names

1.  As CTDEV, \@Derive_CDE.sql

-   Filter Duplicates

1.  Perform the following as **CTDEV** from within SQL\*Plus:

> Set serverout on size 1000000
>
> Exec filter_nci_cde_dupes.filter_nci_cde_dupes_main('THRX_STD');

-   Load DVGs

1.  Perform the following as **RXC** from within SQL\*Plus:

> Set serverout on size 1000000
>
> Exec cde2dvgs.Get_Data('THRX_STD');
>
> Exec cde2dvgs.Mig_Data('TEST');
>
> Exec cde2dvgs.Mig_Data('PROD');

-   Load DVG Values

1.  Perform the following as **RXC** from within SQL\*Plus:

> Set serverout on size 1000000
>
> Exec cde2dvg_Values.Get_Data('THRX_STD');
>
> Exec cde2dvg_Values.Mig_Data('TEST');
>
> Exec cde2dvg_Values.Mig_Data('PROD');

-   Activate DVGs

1.  Log into Oracle Clinical

2.  Traverse to Discrete Value Groups section of GLIB

3.  Use the script "Check_Batch.sql" to identify newly loaded DVGs

4.  Inspect and Activate each DVG.

-   Load Questions

1.  Perform the following as **RXC** from within SQL\*Plus:

> Set serverout on size 1000000
>
> Exec cde2dvg\_ Questions.Get_Data('THRX_STD');
>
> Exec cde2dvg\_ Questions.Mig_Data('TEST');
>
> Exec cde2dvg\_ Questions.Mig_Data('PROD');

-   Produce Report

1.  Perform the following as **RXC** from within SQL\*Plus:

> \@Check_Batch.sql