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# Calculating Planet Distances from the Sun Using Kepler's 3rd Law To the teacher... 

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# The following activity has the students verifying Kepler's 3^rd^ Law mathematically which includes a step-by-step solution to a sample problem. (Unlike the "Kepler's 3^rd^ Law Activity" also included in this website listing.)

-   Scientific/graphing calculators are recommended.

-   Answer key is available by teacher email request to
    mmathras@charter.net

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# Calculating Planet Distances from the Sun Using Kepler's 3rd Law ![](media/image1.jpeg){width="0.8743055555555556in" height="1.1375in"} 

**Using Kepler's 3^rd^ law formula: p^2^ = a^3^**

where **p** is the orbital period in earth-years and **a** is the
average distance from the sun in astronomical units (A.U.'s), use the
data in the following table to calculate the average distance of each
planet from the sun in MILES and then convert to KILOMETERS.

(Now, aren't you glad you asked Santa for that graphing, scientific
calculator for Christmas!

  --------------- ------------------ ----------------------- -------------
  **Planet**      **Orbital period   **Ave. dist. From Sun   **Ave. dist.
                  (days)**           (miles)**               (km)**

  Mercury         88                                         

  Venus           225                                        

  Earth           365                                        

  Mars            687                                        

  Jupiter         4329                                       

  Saturn          10,753                                     

  Uranus          30,660                                     

  Neptune         60,152                                     

  Pluto           90,739                                     
  --------------- ------------------ ----------------------- -------------

Hints: \--Change orbital period in days to earth years using **365
days=1 year.**

\--Convert answers in A.U.'s to miles by using **1 A.U. = 93,000,000
miles.**

**\--**Convert miles to km using **1 mile -- 1.61 kilometers.**

**Sample Problem:** Planet X (fictitious planet beyond Pluto) has been
found to have an orbital period of 95,000 days. Find its average
distance from the sun in miles and kilometers.

95,000 days/365 days per year = 260.27 years = orbital period = p

p^2^ = 260.27 x 260.27 = 67,740

p^2^ = a^3^ ...therefore, the cube root of 67,740 = a

a = cube root of 67,740 = 40.76 A.U.'s

40.76 A.U.'s x 93,000,000 = 3,790,680,000 miles (= 3.79 x 10^9^ miles)

3,790,680,000 miles X 1.61 km per mile = 6102994800 km = 6.1 x 10^9^ km

Now, to check your answers: On the classroom computer select START;
PROGRAMS; PC's in Space; UNIVERSE; then click the switch to UNIVERSE
LESSONS; MATH EXERCISES; Click Button #2 under SOLAR SYSTEM. Follow
instructions to check your calculations for your calculated values of a.
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height="0.78125in"}**DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS**

**Southern Arizona VA Health Care System**

**Tucson, AZ 85723**

Voice: 520-792-1450 Ext. 6082 or 6091 Fax: 520-629-1898

Date

Dr

Re: (NAME)

Case Number:

Dear Dr. (NAME),

The Southern AZ VA Medical Center would like to offer the attached
position to our former employee, (NAME) to accommodate her need for
physical limits. A critical part of this process includes your review
and opinion regarding the suitability of the physical aspects of the
position offered.

The medical center continues to be obligated to ensure suitable work is
available to our injured workers. Likewise, the injured worker is
obligated to accept suitable work when it is offered if medically able.
(NAME) currently receives tax-free total disability payments of \$00000
every 28 days. These costs ultimately result in a reduction of medical
center's operating budget; therefore it is in our best interest to make
whatever accommodations are necessary to return (NAME) to gainful
employment. We also believe that we can offer a rewarding work
experience for (NAME).

Enclosed is a description of the duties we would like to offer to
(NAME). The position described is considered sedentary and the physical
requirements associated with the assigned duties will be no more
strenuous those associated with the activities of daily living. Frequent
position change will be allowed for comfort. This position is based on
the September 3 and 4, 2002, Functional Capacity Evaluation provided by
(NAME), PT which is attached for your review.

We would appreciate it if you would review the attached job offer and
advise us of your opinion regarding its suitability.

A self-addressed envelope is enclosed for your reply and associated
billing or you may fax your response to (520) 629-1898. If you have any
questions, please contact me at (520) 792-1450 ext. 6082.

Thank you for your assistance in this mutual endeavor to return (NAME)
to gainful employment.

Sincerely,

Name

Workers' Compensation Program Manager

CC: (NAME)

OWCP

(NAME)

Case file Number

I have reviewed the proposed duties for Health Aid/Sitter and in my
medical opinion, they

are in compliance with my patient's work restrictions.

are NOT in compliance with my patient's work restrictions. It is
recommended that the proposed duties be revised as follows.

Dr. DATE
Answers to questions about the UMESC Outdoor Classroom

> 1\. What is the largest terrestrial salamander found in the
> floodplain?\
> **Tiger salamander**
>
> 2\. Which snake will play dead when threatened? **Hognose**

3\. About how many species of birds use the backwaters of the
Mississippi River? **100**

4\. What are dead trees called? snags

> 5\. Which ways are wetlands beneficial?\
> **they help purify water by absorbing pollutants, they provide
> wildlife habitat, and they help stop shoreline erosion**
>
> 6\. What is a stinkpot? **turtle**

7\. Turtles are amphibians. false

> 8\. Young beavers are called **kits**
>
> 9\. What does the eastern milk snake eat? **small rodents**
>
> 10\. Which snake can hiss loudly and be mistaken for a rattlesnake?\
> **bull snake**
>
> 11\. How long can raccoons live? **15 years**
>
> 12\. Which of the following turtles is endangered? **blanding's
> turtle**
>
> 13\. Why are macroinvertebrates important?\
> **food for fish, birds and amphibians**
>
> 14\. What is the range of the eastern massasauga rattlesnake?\
> **southern Ontario and much of US**
>
> 15\. Which of the following are invertebrates?\
> **aquatic insects, worms, and crayfish**
>
> 16\. What is a snag called after it falls to the ground? **Log**
>
> 17\. What are the two rattlesnakes found in Wisconsin?\
> **Timber and massasauga**
>
> 18\. How long can beavers stay underwater? **15 minutes**
>
> 19\. What is the largest rattlesnake in Wisconsin? **Timber
> rattlesnake**
>
> 20\. What is the most widely distributed turtle that is eaten by
> humans? **snapping turtle**
>
> 21\. What is Wisconsin's most endangered reptile?\
> **massasauga rattlesnake**
From: Lucero, Florian C

Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 11:21 AM

To: Baca, Anthony M; Burton, C Wayne; Couto, Janet; Hertweck, Roy M;
Jones, Darrick Michael; Lucero, Florian C; Martinez, Juan E; Smith, Paul
R; Williams,

Dan S

Subject: ESP updates - specifications from other DOE sites 0801

FYI - Attached is a link to standard indexes and even the actual
standards to specifications from other DOE sites.

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

From: Tobin Oruch \[mailto:oruch@lanl.gov\]

Sent: August 24, 2001 11:14 AM

Subject: ESWOG: Indexes \-- Site Product Lists via ESWOG Links Page

\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--\> GREAT NEWS!!!!!!!!!
\<\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--

Our EFCOG website now has product listings (standards, specs, details,
etc.) from many member sites \-- sometimes the products themselves!!!

Now, when we need an example, we can peruse these and know who to call.
Afterward, please submit resulting Cost Savings via THAT webpage
(ensures a future

for us)!

Please e-mail Barbara Pierre to add more site indexes or to
update/correct what\'s there in the future.

This is a major step toward ALL of us widely sharing our products (not
just indexes) for truly big cost savings. Everyone \-- please pursue
external server access for

YOUR products, too \-- it\'s an easy way to get them to your
A/Es\.....and your friends in ESWOG!

Direct link to indexes:
http://www.efcog.org/publications/WG%20Minutes/eswog/links.082301.htm

Reply-To: \<bpierre@home.com\>

From: \"Barbara Pierre\" \<bpierre@home.com\>

To: \"Tobin Oruch\" \<oruch@lanl.gov\>

Subject: ESWOG Links

Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 08:44:14 -0700

Tobin:

I have linked all the information you sent me to the ESWOG home page,
links section, under the heading \"member site standard/spec indexes\".
Please give it a review

and let me know if anything needs changing. Also, you might want to
review each of the linked documents as some look like they are linked to
another document but no

link was provided. This could be confusing to your viewers. Thanks.

Barb

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

Tobin Oruch, FWO-SEM Eng Standards Mgr

\(505\) 665-8475 fax 5-1723

Mailstop M702

Los Alamos Nat\'l Lab PO 1663

Los Alamos NM 87545
**Phase I Technical Brief**

**Contractor\'s Name:** Integran Technologies USA, Inc.

**Address:** 2541-Appletree Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15241-2587

**Point of Contact, Telephone Number, Fax Number, and E-Mail:**

Dr. Virgil Provenzano, 301-675-3730, 301-975-4553,
vprovenzano@integranusa.com

**Contract Number:** DTRT57-08-C-10022

**SBIR Topic Number, Title:** 07-PH1, Crack Arrest and Structural Repair
of High Strength Steel Piping by In-Situ Sleeving of Nanostructured
Materials. 

**Introduction:**

A mature nanotechnology-based structural repair concept that has already
been successfully employed for structural repair/crack bridging of
corroded steam generator tubing in nuclear stations across North America
and that is presently in development for application to the in-situ
repair of degraded oil and gas heat exchangers in Saudi Arabia will be
adapted for application as a high strength steel gas transmission
pipeline crack arrest tool.

**Background:**

## The objective of this six month Phase I effort is to establish the technical and economic feasibility of a high strength steel pipeline soft crack arrest (CA) concept based upon the application of high strength, high toughness nanocrystalline metal-enabled sleeves to the outer surface of a high strength steel gas pipeline. 

## 

## Summary of the Work to Be Accomplished:

## In order to achieve its objectives, an Industry Advisory Group made up of pipeline industry experts will be assembled to evaluate the feasibility of the Nanometal sleeving concept. Lab-scale proof of concept work to prove that the Nanometal-based sleeve can be applied to e.g. X100 steel with high bond strength and resulting in a substantial strengthening effect will also be performed. Finally, Finite Element (FE) Analysis modeling to predict the effectiveness of the Nanometal-enabled sleeve as a crack arrestor against high strength pipeline steel running fractures will be attempted.
Task Description:

Firm shall send funds by check in the amount of \$5000.00 in support of
travel and subsistence for Cathryn Hogarth of the Monash Institute of
Medical Research and the ARC Centre of Excellence in Biotechnology and
Development, Monash University School of Medicine, Melbourne, Australia.
Ms. Hogarth is due to arrive at the NIEHS approximately April 17, 2006
and will return to Australia approximately June 2, 2006. She will be
working with the LRDT Gamete Biology Group as the recipient of the Adam
J. Berry Award, which is co-funded by the Australian Academy of Sciences
and the National Institutes of Health.

Check shall be issued and delivered by no later than April 16, 2006.

Check should be delivered to:

Barbara Dietz, Program Support Specialist

DIR/EDMP/LRDT/LO

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

Maildrop B3-02

Bldg. 101, Room B306

P.O. Box 12233

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

Phone: 919-541-3334

Fax: 919-541-0696

\[Preparer: Fran Wagstaff, NIH/NIEHS, 919-541-4182\]
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**P.L. 109-364**

**JOHN WARNER NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION**

**ACT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2007**

CONFERENCE REPORT (109-702)

TO ACCOMPANY

H.R. 5122

### *SEC. 1213.*

> *(a) Submittal to Congress of Updated National Intelligence Estimate
> on Iran-*
>
> *(1) SUBMITTAL REQUIRED- The Director of National Intelligence shall
> submit to Congress an updated, comprehensive National Intelligence
> Estimate on Iran. Such National Intelligence Estimate shall be
> submitted as soon as is practicable, but not later than the end of the
> 90-day period beginning on the date of the enactment of this Act.*
>
> *(2) NOTICE REGARDING SUBMITTAL- If before the end of the 90-day
> period specified in paragraph (1) the Director determines that the
> National Intelligence Estimate required by that paragraph cannot be
> submitted by the end of that period as required by that paragraph, the
> Director shall (before the end of that period) submit to Congress a
> report setting forth\--*
>
> *(A) the reasons why the National Intelligence Estimate cannot be
> submitted by the end of such 90-day period; and*
>
> *(B) an estimated date for the submittal of the National Intelligence
> Estimate.*
>
> *(3) FORM- The National Intelligence Estimate under paragraph (1)
> shall be submitted in classified form. Consistent with the protection
> of intelligence sources and methods, an unclassified summary of the
> key judgments of the National Intelligence Estimate should be
> submitted.*
>
> *(b) Presidential Report on Policy Objectives and United States
> Strategy Regarding Iran-*
>
> *(1) REPORT REQUIRED- As soon as is practicable, but not later than 90
> days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the President shall
> submit to Congress a report on\--*
>
> *(A) the objectives of United States policy on Iran; and*
>
> *(B) the strategy for achieving those objectives.*
>
> *(2) FORM- The report under paragraph (1) shall be submitted in
> unclassified form with a classified annex, as appropriate.*
>
> *(3) ELEMENTS- The report submitted under paragraph (1) shall\--*
>
> *(A) address the role of diplomacy, incentives, sanctions, other
> punitive measures and incentives, and other programs and activities
> relating to Iran for which funds are provided by Congress; and*
>
> *(B) summarize United States contingency planning regarding the range
> of possible United States military actions in support of United States
> policy objectives with respect to Iran.*
Poster Presentation 2-40

> **Cell Immobilization on the Gibberellic Acid Production**

[Enrique Durán-Páramo^\*^]{.underline}, Fabián Robles-Martínez, Marcos
Morales-Contreras,

Marco A. Brito-Arias

Departamento de Bioprocesos, UPIBI, Instituto Politécnico Nacional,

Ave. Acueducto s/n, Ticomán, 07340 México, D.F.

Phone/Fax: (52) 55.57.29.60.00 ext. 56339; E-mail:
<eduran@acei.upibi.ipn.mx>

The gibberellic acid represents one the most important plant growth
regulator produced from microorganisms due to its extensive practical
uses in agriculture. Nowadays, gibberellic acid is produced by submerged
fermentation with the filamentous fungi *Gibberella fujikuroi*. The
gibberellic acid production is effective on nitrogen limitation. Cell
immobilization allows high biomass concentration and gradients formation
inside the immobilization support by diffusional limitations. Thus, that
kind of phenomena can help to create different micro-environments inside
the carrier were fungi cells can develop under nitrogen limitations and
produce gibberellic acid.

In this work we present the production of gibberellic acid by
immobilized cells compared to that of free cells.
John Doe Residence

1234 Main Street

Anytown, Hawaii, 96700

TMK 3-2-1-001-002

I have a house and ohana on a single cesspool and is a large capacity
cesspool. Attached is the required EPA inventory form. The following is
my plan to come into compliance with the regulations. I plan on
installing a new wastewater system (or connecting to the sewer). I have
contacted (or will contact) the (name of engineering firm) to assist me.

June 1, 2006: Joe Smith's Engineering, Inc. a professional, licensed
wastewater engineer hired to design a wastewater system at 1234 Main
Street

July 1, 2006: Joe Smith Engineering, Inc. submits new wastewater system
design to HDOH WWB for approval.

September 1, 2006: Upon receipt of approval to construct, Notify EPA of
HDOH file number and type of system to be installed. Hire contractor to
install new system and backfill current cesspool.

November 1, 2006: Septic system in place. Final inspection report from
Joe Smith Engineering, Inc. submitted to HDOH, including cesspool
backfill completion report.

December 2006: The engineer will submit the final inspection report,
cesspool closure and backfill report, the Approval to Operate and the
IWS number to EPA upon their receipt.

I will keep EPA informed of my progress and of any significant delays
when they occur.

Please do not hesitate to contact me (or name of contractor) at if you
need any more information.

> Sincerely,
>
> John Doe
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This Public Notice lists those filings processed by the Media Bureau as
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of these registrations contain a request for special relief, such wavier
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Furthermore, parties seeking special relief are advised that such
requests must be initiated through the special relief provisions of
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Files containing these registrations can be reviewed in the Commissions
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Washington, DC 20054.

It is requested that all responses or statements refer to the FCC
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**-FCC-**
The contractor serves as a computer programmer and supports the PSIIM
Computational Biology Team. The PSIIM Computational Biology Team
provides research support, information and services, and assists in the
design and conduct of critical research.

The PSIIM Computational Biology Team seeks a self-motivated individual
to handle the primary task of implementing the quickhull computer
algorithm for 3D grid generation in biological cells and tissues as a
subroutine in the Simmune software suite.

-   Independently implements the quickhull algorithm in co-ordination
    with the larger programming efforts of the PSIIM Computational
    Biology Team

-   Attends group discussions of the PSIIM Computational Biology Team
    and contributes to overall planning for integration of the quickhull
    algorithm into the Simmune software suite

-   Attends joint lab meetings of the LBS, LI and PSIIM to gain
    knowledge of and insight into immunological and infectious processes
    and contributes to general discussions of modeling these biological
    processes at various scales

> [Minimum Education/Training Requirements:]{.underline} At least 1 year
> of college with an emphasis on physics, mathematics, and computer
> science. Must have substantial experience with programming in Java and
> C/C++.
>
> [Minimum Experience:]{.underline} 2 years of programming experience
> and evidence of practical work experience in the area of grid
> generation / numerics.
>
> [Physical Capabilities:]{.underline} n/a

[Required Licenses, Certification or Registration:]{.underline} n/a

> [Work Environment:]{.underline} Office environment

C. [Task Leader Martin Meier-Schellersheim, Team Leader, Computational
Biology -- Modeling and Simulation, PSIIM]{.underline}

D. [Deliverables]{.underline}

Ability to complete assigned tasks and report on outcome, including all
problems and unexpected occurrences. Ability to communicate both orally
and written. Implementation of quickhull algorithm in a form suitable
for use with Simmune.

E. Task Order Response Due Date: [ASAP]{.underline}
**FIRE Conference Call**

July 25, 2003

Meade, Schmidt, Kessel, Nelson, Strickler, Ulrickson

Agenda: Discuss status, issues and plans for Disruption Modeling,
PFC/divertor and vacuum vessel work.

Kessel:

• Test disruption scenario (VDE without Cu cladding) - is available in a
Public folder at directory /u/ftp/pub/kessel.fire2003; directions to
access this are

> ftp to [ftp.pppl.gov](ftp://ftp.pppl.gov/)
>
> login with anonymous
>
> password is your email address
>
> cd to pub/kessel.fire2003
>
> use get command to retrieve files
>
> quit to exit
>
> files are all labeled with dis\_\_\_\_\_
>
> displas.dat \-\--global plasma parameters
>
> discoil.dat\-\--PF coil data
>
> disjayp.dat\-\--plasma filaments data
>
> diswirt.dat\-\--toroidal current related data for structures
>
> diswirp.dat\-\--poloidal current related data for structures

• Three cases (R = 2.14m, B = 10 T, Ip = 7.7 MA) will be developed for
analysis

1\. VDE with max dIp/dt according to 1998 ITER Specification

\- with Cu clad included

\- expected to be completed July 30

2\. VDE with max halo current according to 1998 ITER Specification

\- with Cu clad included

\- expected to be completed Aug 5?

3\. Radial disruption

> \- same structure model

\- in 2 weeks

• Clarify question about 2 inner PF coils versus 3 on Brown
configuration drawing.

Ulrickson

• PC Opera is calculating trial disruption scenario

\- this is without Cu clad to be consistent with TSC test disruption
case

• Boeing is starting to work on divertor supports

\- Mike has confirmed with Dan Driemeyer that he is incorporating Brad
Nelson\'s configuration changes into the divertor design revision.

• Planning on running baffle cooling lines down every other angle
port--Brown OK?

Nelson/Strickler

• scaling up vacuum vessel for disruption calculations -- (describe
method)

• will use TSC input in Eddy Cuff,

\- eddy cuff will use gaps as in Brown 2.14m model- clarify check with
Tom

\- eddy cuff will be compared with PC Opera for the Trial case?

• Heat Loads

\- surface heat load is 0.5 MW/m2 average with a peaking factor of 2

\- nuclear heating per Sawan for P~fusion~ = 150 MW

• Are we still on the right track with the inertial first wall?

\- cheapest, big step up if actively cooled

\- can we take more advantage of the cladding cooling? Later mod??

• Clarify parameters for H-mode and AT mode

Action: Meade to provide expanded table

Conference Call: Next week 4pm Thursday (OK, if FESAC agenda doesn't
change)
C[on]{.underline}g[ressman Tom Cole]{.underline}

#  Serving Oklahoma's Fourth Congressional District

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

February 2, 2006 Julie Shutley (202) 225-6165

**Rep. Cole Votes for Effort to Slow Government Spending, Reduce
Deficit**

WASHINGTON, D.C.\--In order to help control mandatory spending, which
now comprises about 54 percent of the budget, Congressman Tom Cole voted
yesterday for the Deficit Reduction Conference Report (S. 1932) that
will achieve almost \$40 billion in savings over the next five years.

\"Passing this legislation and sending it to the President is a really
great way to start this legislative year. Mandatory spending programs
are currently growing at an unsustainable rate\--if left alone these
programs will begin to crowd out all other national priorities, strain
our economy and significantly increase the deficit,\" Congressman Tom
Cole said. \"This legislation gets us going on the right track,
strengthening and improving entitlement programs to make sure they are
serving their intended purpose.\"

The House passed a slightly different version of this legislation in
December 2005. It is necessary to pass the bill again because it was
altered during debate in the Senate. S. 1932 will now go to the
President for his signature.

\"The Deficit Reduction Act lowers the rate of spending growth over the
next five years. It is a real effort to slow government spending and
reduce the deficit, but it is not the only solution. We still have a
long way to go. I hope this year, we will be able to find ways to
achieve additional savings and get serious about how the government
spends taxpayer money,\" Congressman Tom Cole said.

S. 1932 also provides a down-payment toward hurricane recovery and
reconstruction costs. Congressman Cole was able to add a provision in
this bill that will waive the continuous service requirements of the
Federal Teacher Loan Forgiveness Program for teachers whose employment
is interrupted by Hurricane Katrina.

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**STATEMENT OF**

**COMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. COPPS**

 

 

*Re:    Revision of Parts 2 and 15 of the Commission's Rules to Permit
Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (U-NII) Devices in the 5
GHz Band, Memorandum Opinion and Order, ET Docket No. 03-122*

I am very pleased that we announce a revised measurement procedure today
for certifying U-NII devices in the 5GHz band. I look forward to seeing
a new wave of devices that make use of this unlicensed band to bring
valuable services to American businesses and consumers.

I am particularly pleased about the cooperative effort between
government and industry that has given rise to the rules we adopt today.
I am very thankful to our excellent Office of Engineering and Technology
(OET), the ITAC-R Government/Industry Project Team, and the National
Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) for their hard
work. The Commission reaches its best results in highly complex areas
like this one when it can draw on the widest body of technical
expertise, and I hope that this proceeding can be a model for future
spectrum rulemakings.
**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:**

Tammi Schone - (605) 352-1102

# 

# USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT RECOGNIZES PAT HEMEN [Outstanding Customer Service]{.underline}

**(Huron, SD -- November 6, 2006)** USDA Rural Development held an
awards luncheon in Huron on November 2, 2006 to recognize select
individuals for their extra efforts in program delivery and for their
customer service to internal and external customers during Fiscal Year
2006. USDA Rural Development Acting State Director Tim B. Potts
presented Specialist Pat Hemen with the State Office Raving Fan Award
for 2006 based on his outstanding customer service to internal and
external customers throughout the state.

"It is the passion and caring attitude that Pat has for his job, that
stands out above others, which assists the field office employees in
achieving the goals and carrying out the mission of Rural Development,"
said Potts. He continued, "Due in part to Pat's outstanding customer
service, we had another record year in South Dakota for making loans and
grants in the water and environmental programs."

The raving fan award recognizes the employee for their exemplary
customer service and employees are nominated for this award by their
peers. Pat goes above and beyond the call of duty to ensure that he
addresses the needs of his customers in a timely fashion, and keeps the
communication flowing even when he is out of the office.

"It means a lot to know that the people I work with nominated me for
this award. Knowing that people in South Dakota benefit directly from
what I do is also a great incentive and reward," said Hemen.

USDA Rural Development's mission is to deliver programs in a way that
will support increasing economic opportunity and improve the quality of
life of rural residents. As a venture capital entity, Rural Development
provides equity and technical assistance to finance and foster growth in
homeownership, business development, and critical community and
technology infrastructure. Further information on rural programs is
available at a local USDA Rural Development office or by visiting USDA's
web site at [http://www.rurdev.usda.gov](http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/).

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> **MORTGAGEE LETTER 2005**-**14**

##### TO: ALL APPROVED MORTGAGEES

**SUBJECT: Five-Year Hybrid Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs)**

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is pleased to announce that on
March 29, 2005, the Department of Housing and Urban Development
published an interim rule in the [Federal Register]{.underline} at 70
FR16080. This rule amends regulations at 24 CFR 203.49 to permit FHA to
insure

5-year hybrid ARMs with an annual cap of **2** percentage points and a
life-of-loan cap of **6** percentage points. The interim rule and this
Mortgagee Letter become effective for mortgages endorsed on or after
April 28, 2005.

FHA promulgated this change in order to meet the needs of homebuyers,
lenders, and the secondary mortgage market. FHA anticipates that this
new cap structure option will generate significant demand for this
product, as it has in the conventional mortgage market.

The guidance contained in Mortgagee Letter 2004-10 (ML 2004-10), except
as modified by this interim rule, remains in force. Mortgagees must make
available to the mortgagor, at the time of loan application, a written
explanation of the features of an ARM consistent with the disclosure
requirements applicable to variable rate mortgages secured by a
principal dwelling under Truth-In-Lending Act (TILA) regulations. A
hypothetical monthly payment schedule that displays the maximum
potential increases in monthly payments for the term of the ARM must be
provided to the applicant. For example, a 5-year ARM payment schedule
would show the maximum potential increases over the three years
following the initial contract interest rate period of 5 years. The
hypothetical payment schedule will illustrate the maximum increases over
the shortest possible timeframe.

Mortgage lenders are to modify the model adjustable rate note form
contained in Handbook HUD-4165.1, to accommodate this new hybrid 5-year
ARM (i.e., the change date and the 2/6 cap structure). Please note that
while FHA expects that the market will determine that all FHA 5-year
hybrid ARMs will have the 2/6 caps described above, 5-year hybrid ARMs
with 1/5 caps, as described in ML 2004-10, remain available as a product
offering to lenders and homebuyers.

2

If you have any questions about this Mortgagee Letter, please contact
your local Homeownership Center in Atlanta (888-696-4687), Denver
(800-543-9378), Philadelphia

(800-440-8647), or Santa Ana (888-827-5605).

Sincerely,

John C. Weicher

Assistant Secretary for Housing-

Federal Housing Commissioner
# NY K86732

June 22, 2004

CLA-2-61:RR:NC:TA:359 K86732

CATEGORY: Classification

TARIFF NO.: 6110.90.1060

Ms. Melba R. Dairo

Federarted Merchandising Group

11 Penn Plaza

New York, NY 10001

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

Dear Ms. Dairo:

This letter replaces New York Ruling Letter (NYRL) NY K86017 that was
issued to you on May 24, 2004. In your letter dated June 3, 2004, you
state that the tariff classification given on page one does not agree
with the tariff number on page two. The correct tariff classification is
6110.90.1060. A corrected ruling follows.

In your letter dated May 6, 2004, you requested a tariff classification
ruling.

The submitted sample, style number 48404 is a set comprised of a 76%
silk, 21% nylon, 3% spandex, knit pullover and a detachable metal brooch
that is pinned on the front neckline. The outer surface of the garment
measures more than 9 stitches per 2 centimeters in the horizontal
direction. The pullover features a V-front and V-back neckline, ¾ length
tubular hemmed sleeves, and a tubular hemmed bottom.

The pullover and the brooch are considered as a set. The essential
character is given by the pullover. Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the
United States (HTS), General Rules of Interpretation (GRI), Rule 3,
noted.

Your sample is being returned as requested.

The applicable subheading for the set will be 6110.90.1060, Harmonized
Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for
pullovers, knitted: of other textile materials: containing 70 percent or
more by weight of silk or silk waste: other: women's. The rate of duty
will be 0.9% ad valorem.

Although style 48404, the set, is classified under one (HTS) subheading,
under some circumstances each item in the set may require a visa. The
pullover falls within textile category designation 739. The metal brooch
is neither subject to quota nor visa requirements. Based upon
international textile trade agreements category 739 from China is
neither subject to quota nor the requirement of a visa.

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

A copy of the ruling or the control number indicated above should be
provided with the entry documents filed at the time this merchandise is
imported. If you have any questions regarding the ruling, contact
National Import Specialist Mike Crowley at 646-733-3049.

Sincerely,

Robert B. Swierupski

Director,

National Commodity

Specialist Division
# 2008 National Institutes of Health Special Salary Table #N-24\*

## Research Speech Pathologist, G-665

## Geographic Location: Washington-Baltimore-Northern Virginia, DC-MD-VA-WV-PA

### Annual 

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  **Grade**   **Step    **Step    **Step    **Step    **Step   **Step   **Step    **Step    **Step    **Step    **Increment**
              1**       2**       3**       4**       5**      6**      7**       8**       9**       10**      

  **13**      86,929    89,217    91,505    93,793    96,081   98,369   100,657   702,945   705,233   107.521   2,288

  **14**      100,014   102,717   105,420   108,123                                                             2,703
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### Hourly 

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  **Grade**   **Step   **Step   **Step   **Step   **Step   **Step   **Step   **Step   **Step   **Step
              1**      2**      3**      4**      5**      6**      7**      8**      9**      10**

  **13**      41.65    42.75    43.85    44.94    46.04    47.13    48.23    49.33    50.42    51.52

  **14**      47.92    49.22    50.51    51.81                                                 
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\*limited to Research Speech Pathologist only

This payscale supersedes Table #N-24 dated 11/25/07

Effective date: January 6, 2008
# NY H80056

April 25, 2001

CLA-2-94:RR:NC:SP:233 H80056

CATEGORY: Classification

TARIFF NO.: 9403.20.0020; 9403.20.0030; 8302.50.0000

Mr. Stephen L. Fodor

Kuehne & Nagel, Inc.

235 Southfield Parkway

Forest Park, GA 30297

RE: The tariff classification of clothes racks, shoe racks, closet
shelves and wire carts from China.

Dear Mr. Fodor:

In your letter dated March 13, 2001, on behalf of Earle Industries, you
requested a ruling on tariff classification.

The merchandise to be imported is as follows:

1.  Ebony Chrome Clothes Racks consist of floor standing wheeled units
    made of chrome steel. The clothes racks have either single or double
    chrome hanging bars and are adjustable.

2.  Ebony Chrome Shoe Rack consists of a floor standing rack made of
    tubular chrome steel. The rack is expandable and stackable.

3.  Ebony Chrome 4-Tier Closet Shelf is a floor standing rack made of
    chrome steel.

4.  White Wire Carts consist of various floor standing wheeled carts
    made of chrome steel, including an underbed cart, a laundry cart, a
    kitchen cart and a shoe cart, each with different numbers of
    shelves.

5.  White Clothes Racks consist of floor standing units made of chrome
    steel, including a basic clothes rack, a rolling clothes rack and an
    adjustable clothes rack.

6.  Door Shoe Racks are made of chrome steel and are hung over a door.
    The racks hold either 18 or 24 pairs of shoes.

The applicable subheading for the clothes racks, the shoe racks and the
4-tier closet shelves will be 9403.20.0020, Harmonized Tariff Schedule
of the United States (HTS), which provides for other furniture and parts
thereof: other metal furniture, other: counters, lockers, racks, display
cases, shelves, partitions and similar fixtures. The rate of duty will
be free.

The applicable subheading for the white wire carts will be 9403.20.0030,
HTS, which provides for other furniture and parts thereof: other metal
furniture, other: other. The rate of duty will be free.

The applicable subheading for the door shoe racks will be 8302.50.0000,
HTS, which provides for hat-racks, hat pegs, brackets and similar
fixtures, and parts thereof, of base metal. The rate of duty will be
free.

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

A copy of the ruling or the control number indicated above should be
provided with the entry documents filed at the time this merchandise is
imported. If you have any questions regarding the ruling, contact
National Import Specialist Lawrence Mushinske at 212-637-7061.

Sincerely,

Robert B. Swierupski

Director,

National Commodity

Specialist Division
**Dermatologic and Ophthalmic Drugs Advisory Committee**

**and**

**Drugs Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee**

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DODAC/DSRMAC, July 12, 2004

Statement of Janey Freeman

Page 2

I have missed a total of two years of work due to the disease. I have
also turned down two promotions. I even missed my senior high school
trip to Mexico because I was scared the psoriasis would flare.

I have never had a pedicure or manicure. My best friend still cuts my
hair. From my early 30's to mid 40's I was single. My psoriasis was then
at its worst and I was too embarrassed to have an intimate relationship.
My closet always has two sets of clothes: the regular clothes I wear
when my psoriasis is bad and my "sometimes" clothes that I get to wear
when my skin is OK.

I have had co-workers move out of my part of the office. I have had
nurses put on rubber gloves for routine exams. People have even moved to
another cashier after seeing my arms and elbows.

Psoriasis hurts, the lesions bleed, and you itch uncontrollably. It is
embarrassing, expensive, physically disfiguring, and mentally
exhausting.

I can't really tell you what my life would have been like without
psoriasis, but I can tell you that today Patient Number 1569 is better
because of oral tazarotene.

The medicine I am using is not perfect, but I feel hopeful for the first
time. My plaques are clearing -- at least a 60% improvement the research
center says \-- and I have no new ones. My scalp is clear and the
itching is gone. I have never been sick to my stomach. The only side
effects I have experienced are mild joint pain and dry skin.

The first time I walked into my current dermatologist's office was 10
years ago. I was crying. A few weeks ago, after my last exam, we both
were smiling, excited, and hopeful.

I believe that this drug -- oral tazarotene \-- should be available to
patients that it might help. With continued research and dedicated and
caring physicians and staff, we can give hope and options to those
millions of people like me who suffer every day of their life with
psoriasis.

Thank you very much.