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

From: JENNIFER MITCHELL
\[[[mailto:mystikangel28@msn.com]{.underline}](mailto:mystikangel28@msn.com)\]

Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 7:36 AM

To: comments

Subject: Tax Reform

Tax Reform Comments

For

The President\'s Advisory Panel on Tax Reform

I advocate to abolish the 16th Amendment, and implement the "Fair Tax
Plan" at [http://fairtax.org](http://fairtax.org/). I believe a
consumption tax would benefit our country more and help eliminate this
current corrupt tax system.

Submitted by:

Adam Mitchell, Taxpayer

6235 Keller Dr. #101

Port Richey, FL 34668

\(727\) 841-6174

03/09/2005

Comments For Tax Reform

Category: Individual/Entrepreneur

Your Name

Your Address

City, State Zip

Date

1\. Simply: If every member of Congress cannot prepare their own taxes
(and *they* make the law), it is the wrong system. Why should a family
or family business be forced to pay an outside vendor \$500 to \$1000
just to comply with a system that is over 8 million words long?

2\. Depreciation tables are not fair. How can we be expected to
depreciate furnishings and machinery for 10 years, when (a) items are
not built to last, and (b) technology items like computers and
peripherals antiquate in a matter of months, not years? We are
discouraged from purchasing new equipment!

3\. We must change to a consumption based tax system and stop taxing
productivity. Remember, WITH NO EXEMPTIONS, the rate can be 1% or less.
The tax should be applied at all levels, on the exchange of money for
any goods and services, from purchase and sale of raw materials, to
final product or service. Do the math. At 1%, it will work. The poor pay
less. The rich pay more. Illegals will pay the tax, even if unscrupulous
employers pay them in cash. Except for a handful of states, the
infrastructure to collect the tax is in place already. If you are
worried about an underground economy (person to person transactions),
may I remind you that we have over 30% non-compliance right now with the
present system. A 24% tax on only select items (big ticket items) will
kill the housing market and auto manufacturing, which are driving our
economy. Exemptions will also fuel special interests. Tax
[everything]{.underline} at 1%.

4\. This change must be accompanied by the abolition of the 16^th^
Amendment. We cannon allow even the possibility of a dual system to
exist. Europeans currently face middle class income taxes of 50% to 60%,
in *addition to* national VATs and GSTs as high as 16%. They have
stagnant economies and double-digit unemployment.

Thank you,

Your Name

City, State Zip
November Minutes for the Executive Committee Meeting of Richland Section
of the ACS.

Meeting: 5:00 PM on Tuesday, November 9^th^, 2006 at West 134A (1st
floor NW Corner Richland, WA.

Attendees:

WD Samuels

Sam Bryan

Dick Hermens

Jeff Woodford

KayteDenslow

Dennis Wester

Bruce McNamara

 

Bills had emailed the agenda. Various absences shortened the agenda to
the issues related below.

Proposed Agenda November 9, 2006

**Old Business**

> 1)   Treasure -- Sam went through the budget statement. All bills were
> paid and the budget was balanced. Some talk about the investment pool,
> which was showing a \$1633 gain from January.
>
> 2)    NCW -- Kayte Denslow talked about the Girls in Science Activity.
> Said the event was packed, with 100 girls attending.
>
> In La Grand 4^th^ and 5^th^ grade students were toured around the
> chemistry building and a chemistry/science show was put on.
>
> Carol Berg will be speaking 12/7 at CBC on Madame Curie at 7:00 in the
> Performing Arts Building.
>
> Janet Bryant and Novella Bridges are preparing a nomination call for
> the high school teacher of the year award.
>
> The Boy Scout and Girl Scout chemistry merit badge activity is being
> held. CBC is donating chemicals and space 11/12/06 and the following
> weekend for the activity.
>
> 3)      Minutes -- Bruce. The minutes, which Bill had written up, were
> passed.
>
> 4)      Dr. Fisher -- Bill mentioned that there had been 50-60
> attendees at the Dr Fisher's talk at the Battelle Auditorium.
>
> 5)    Nominees for 2007 office
>
> Dennis indicated that he may run for treasurer
>
> Novella Bridges said she would run for chair elect
>
> Anna and Janet for Alternate Councilors
>
> The dead line for returning the ballots is late December
>
> 6)   The Fall Newsletter is a bit late but should be out late
> November.
>
> 7)  Other Old Business
>
> DOE is no longer supporting speakers for Regional conferences. Other
> sources are needed for supporting funding.

 

> **New Business**

1)  Student Posters 2007 -- Jeff had a new call letter which would be
    sent out 11/10/06. Applicants have to respond by 12/15/06. These
    would include support for meetings such as the national and regional
    meetings.

> Dick said about 8 students from CBC were interested and he was
> concerned about the perception of double dipping to other funding
> sources for student support.

2)  Science Café- Jeff mentioned that ACS National was offering \$500
    for support of Science Café activities.

3)  Other New Business

> Bill suggested that the New Chancellor of CBC be invited to talk for
> the March 19-20^th^ *.*
>
> Bill Carrol will be speaking at the Battelle Auditorium. The other
> 2007 speaker engagements have not been decided but need to be by
> 12/15/06.
>
> Bill also mentioned that ACS now has an office for High School
> Chemistry Club Activities.
>
> The next Board Meeting will be held 12/08/06 at Bills house.
>
> A reception at bills house will be held from 6:30 to 8:30.
>
> Jeff's first meeting as chair will be held at EOU on 01/13/06 at 10:00
> or 11:00.

The meeting adjourned at 6:00.
DOWNTOWN BOATHOUSE

241 West Broadway

New York, NY 10013

Dear Sirs,

As president of the Downtown Boathouse I would like to express our
organization's support for the HRPG's proposals for safer passages for
human powered boats in the area around and approaching the Statue of
Liberty.

The Downtown Boathouse has provided very popular escorted kayak trips to
see the Statue of Liberty free to the general public since 1996 with a
perfect safety record. There have been many trips during which weather
and traffic conditions required the prudent use of different parts of
the passages described in the HRPG's plan.

The Statue of Liberty is one of our nations most important symbols and
many Americans want to see it from water level as the artist intended.
Whatever security provisions are established many will continue to
attempt to do so. I believe the Coast Guard should arrange the security
zones to allow people to do this in as safe a manner as reasonably
possible.

Thank you for this opportunity to comment on this matter.

Sincerely,

Jim Wetteroth

President
**For Release**

Minneapolis, MN - Saturday September 9^th^, eighty-four bikers and
spectators gathered in Hopkins at Cross of Glory Baptist Church for
Metro Hope Ministries **Ride for Recovery** event. Positioned in the
month of September, this event raised awareness on many levels.
September is National Recovery Month, September Metro Hope Ministries
turned 80 years old, September of 2006 marks the opening of Minnesota's
first faith-based recovery program for women and their children, called
Healing House. "We have a lot going on this month, it was great to see
the bikers come out and take a stand for addiction." Executive Director,
Metro Hope Ministries.

Ragnar from the Vikings shared his story of addiction and his wife's
excitement for Metro Hope opening Healing House.

Riders cruised through Chaska, Carver and down into Henderson. In
Henderson many stopped to take in the Heritage Days festival before
heading back for lunch and the afternoon activities.

The afternoon was filled with lunch, music, quizzes, door prizes, a
scooter game, silent auction, raffle, an overview of Metro Hope
Ministries, as well as ways bikers or friends can get further involved
by volunteering.

"It was a great ride. Hopefully, Metro Hope will do it again next year."
Tim, Director of Focus at Northwestern College and avid biker.

"It's fun to be a part of a ride from the ground up. I think it turned
out well for the first year." Marque, biker.

"My son and I came to meet Ragnar and watch the bikers take off." Scott,
Hopkins resident.

Metro Hope Ministries is an eighty-year old faith-based recovery
resource. Their programs include: New Hope Center for men, Onesimus'
Brothers Aftercare, Help+ For the Helpers equipping the church
community, and now Healing House for women & their children.

If you would like to volunteer with Metro Hope at our men's program,
*New Hope Center* or our women & children's program, *Healing House,* or
with our events team to plan future rides or other events, email
<volunteer@metrohope.org>. A list of volunteer opportunities and more
information about Metro Hope can be found at
[www.metrohope.org](http://www.metrohope.org/).

(end)
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> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
> May 5, 2008

**VA Awards \$12.7 Million to Oklahoma Veterans Home**

***Peake: Grant Honors VA's Commitment to Veterans***

WASHINGTON -- To make sure the state veterans home in Sulphur remains a
comfortable residence for veterans, the Department of Veterans Affairs
(VA) is awarding a grant of \$12,675,000 for improvements at the
Oklahoma state facility.

\"This grant honors our commitment to care for the men and women of
Oklahoma who have served in uniform,\" said Dr. James B. Peake,
Secretary of Veterans Affairs. \"Our federal-state partnership helps to
provide housing and care for veterans in a compassionate community.\"

The VA grant, for safety renovations, covers 65 percent of the cost of
the project, which includes construction and purchase of equipment.
Total cost of the upgrades is \$19.5 million. Most residents receive
nursing care.

Oklahoma has seven veterans centers providing intermediate to skilled
nursing care and domiciliary care for wartime veterans and their
spouses. The centers are located in Ardmore, Claremore, Clinton, Lawton,
Norman, Sulphur and Talihina. The Sulphur Veterans Center is located on
17 acres in Southern Oklahoma, overlooking the scenic Chickasaw National
Recreation Area.

> Last year, VA spent nearly \$1.4 billion in Oklahoma to serve more
> than 338,000 veterans who live in the state. VA operates major medical
> centers in Muskogee and Oklahoma City and five outpatient clinics
> across the state.
>
> For more information on the Sulphur Veterans Center, visit
>
> <http://www.ok.gov/ODVA/> or call (580)622-2144.
>
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**U.S. Rep. Gingrey introduces legislation giving parents and doctors --
NOT legislators -- control over student HPV vaccinations**

***Legislation would help reverse state trend of mandated vaccination***

**WASHINGTON** -- U.S. Congressman Phil Gingrey, M.D. (R-GA) has
introduced the Parental Right to Decide Protection Act, legislation that
prohibits federal funds from being used to implement mandatory state
human-papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination programs.   As HPV is a
sexually-transmitted disease and not a communicable health concern,
mandatory vaccination oversteps the government's role and overrides the
decisions of patients, parents and physicians.  Since the FDA's approval
of an HPV vaccine, at least 22 state legislatures have introduced bills
to make the vaccination mandatory for sixth-grade girls attending
school. 

"As an OB-GYN physician, I understand the importance of protecting
Americans from sexually transmitted diseases, and I applaud the
development of an HPV vaccine," said **Gingrey**.  "But for states to
mandate vaccination for young women is both unprecedented and
unacceptable.  States should require vaccinations for communicable
diseases, like measles and the mumps. But you can't catch HPV if an
infected schoolmate coughs on you or shares your juice box at lunch.
Whether or not girls get vaccinated against HPV is a decision for
parents and physicians, not state governments."

The Parental Right to Decide Protection Act would prohibit all federal
funds from supporting mandatory HPV vaccination programs. The
legislation does NOT prohibit federal funds from supporting optional
vaccination programs, and any state with an optional program could use
Medicaid and education dollars to provide vaccinations to students.

**\# \# \# \#**
**Report No.** **2558** **June 13, 2002**

###  PETITIONS FOR RECONSIDERATION OF ACTION IN RULEMAKING PROCEEDING

> Petitions for Reconsideration have been filed in the Commission\'s
> rulemaking
>
> proceeding listed in this Public Notice and published pursuant to 47
> CFR Section
>
> 1.429(e). The full text of this document is available for viewing and
> copying in
>
> Room CY-A257, 445 12th Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. or may be
> purchased
>
> from the Commission\'s copy contractor, Qualex International (202)
> 863-2893.
>
> Oppositions to these petitions must be filed within 15 days of the
> date of public
>
> notice of the petition in the Federal Register. See Section 1.4(b)(1)
> of the
>
> Commission\'s rules (47 CFR 1.4(b)(1)). Replies to an opposition must
> be filed
>
> Within 10 days after the time for filing oppositions has expired.

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> **Subject:** IN THE MATTER OF AMENDMENT OF PARTS OF THE COMMISSION\'S
> RULES WITH REGARD TO THE MOBILE-SATELLITE SERVICE ABOVE 1 GHZ (ET
> Docket No. 98-142)
>
> **Filed By:** - Christopher D. Imlay for Society of Broadcast
> Engineers, Inc. on 05/10/2002
>
> \- William D. Wallace for Globalstar, L.P. and Globalstar USA, LLC on
> 05/10/2002

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FCC
On Wednesday, March 19^th^, 2008, the FDOC is offering the opportunity
to observe the following meeting:

Location Time

MOD/COD tag up 30A/2090 09:00 a.m. -- 10:00 a.m.

GTCB 30A/1000 12:00 p.m. -- 01:00 p.m.

The MOD/COD tag up is a meeting between the Mission Operations
Directorate facility operators and Center Operations to discuss
schedules, conflicts and any other topic relating to facility
operations. The Global Tools Control Board (GTCB) evaluates the
incorporation of commercial and open source tools into the development
and operational environment.

Please RSVP to Wendy Stone at <wendy.e.stone@nasa.gov> no later than
12:00 p.m. (CST), March 14, 2008.

Please make the subject of the email "FDOC Observation -- March 19".

Due to space limitations, only one attendee per offering team will be
permitted to attend. In your response, please include the following
information:

Name of attendee

Company

Offering team association

Position title

Phone number

US Citizen status

Whether or not the attendee is JSC badged

Upon receipt of your RSVP, a confirmation email will be sent with
further details regarding the day's events.
TOWARDS A NOVEL ARCHITECTURE FOR ORGANIC PHOTOVOLTAICS: OPTICAL
CHARACTERIZATION AND MATERIALS PROCESSING

[Kacie M. Louis]{.underline}^1^ and Oliver L.A. Monti\*^2^

Ripon College^1^, Chemistry Department, 300 Seward St., Ripon, WI,
54971, University of Arizona^2^, Department of Chemistry, 1306 E.
University Blvd, Tucson, AZ, 85721, monti@u.arizona.edu

Materials used to make a novel organic bulk heterojunction photovoltaic
cell are of interest. The bulk heterojunction is designed with cobalt
nanoparticles acting as the backbone surrounded by a matrix of
polystyrene functionalized with Nile Red Phenol, a dye similar to Nile
Red synthesized in the Pyun Lab. The purpose of this research is to
determine if there is energy transfer to the cobalt nanoparticles
competing with the desired charge transfer in the cell. Work towards
this was done using the optical properties of Nile Red and Nile Red
Phenol along with the optical properties of the cobalt nanoparticles
compared to those of mixtures of cobalt nanoparticles with the dyes in
both the solution and thin film phase.

Kacie M. Louis was supported by NSF-REU Grant No. CHE-0453466.
\-\-\-\--Original Message\-\-\-\--

From: Baker Dan W PSNS
\[[[mailto:bakerdw@psns.navy.mil]{.underline}](mailto:bakerdw@psns.navy.mil)\]

Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 10:29 AM

To: comments

Subject: taxes

\<\<Tax Reform.doc\>\>

Dan Baker

Puget Sound Naval Shipyard

and Intermediate Maintenance Facility

Code 270.14

Tel: (360)476-1095

Fax: (360) 476-5612

Tax Reform:

What we really need to do is repeal the 16^th^ amendment. Our Founding
Fathers knew that the power to tax would be abused. Let's get back to
their intent.
**AoA Older Americans Month 2008 Program Champion**

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**[Project]{.underline}**: Minnesota Falls Prevention Initiative

**[Organization]{.underline}**: Minnesota Board on Aging

**[Project Description]{.underline}**

Keep Minnesotans Right Side Up!

Falls can happen anytime, anyplace and to anyone. Falls are particularly
serious in Minnesota, which ranks fourth among the states in the number
of fall-related deaths - about twice as many per capita as the national
average. The increasing incidence of falls among older adults and deaths
related to those falls is anticipated to grow as the population ages.

Action is being taken to keep Minnesotans right side up and tackle this
serious public health concern. The Minnesota Board on Aging and the
Minnesota Departments of Health and Human Services are working together
with several public and private organizations to reduce the number of
falls and fall-related injuries. The goals of the Minnesota Falls
Prevention Initiative are to increase awareness; encourage assessment of
an individuals\' risk of falling; and to promote evidence-based
interventions to reduce falls and fall-related injuries.

The Minnesota Falls Prevention website (
[www.mnfallsprevention.org](http://www.mnfallsprevention.org/) ) is a
first step in increasing awareness. This easy-to-navigate website offers
useful information for older adults and their family members on the
actions they can take to prevent falls and remain independent. The
website also offers information for professionals (Area Agency on Aging,
public health, physicians, nurses, social workers, physical therapists,
occupational therapists) who work with older adults.

The MN Council of Health Plans has facilitated a coordinated program
improvement project (PIP) focused on falls prevention involving all
health plans serving older adults in MN. The PIP involves increasing
Vitamin D and Calcium intake. In addition, the health plan care
coordinators have received training regarding the other aspects of falls
prevention and steps they can take to keep Minnesotans right side up.

Next steps for the Initiative include outreach and education to health
care and social service professionals, identification and support of
local falls prevention coalitions and implementation of Matter of
Balance and CDSMP in communities throughout Minnesota.

Key partners involved in this effort include a variety of organizations
including MN Area Agencies on Aging, public health, senior volunteer
programs, Volunteers of America, American Physical Therapy
Association-MN Chapter, MN Occupational Therapy Association, MN Health
and Housing Alliance, MN Council of Health Plans, each of the health
plans serving older adults in MN, MN Senior Health Care Options (MSHO),
Stratis Health (MN's QIO), MN Safety Council, Mayo Clinic, University of
Minnesota.

For more information contact Kari Benson at 651-431-2566 or
<kari.benson@state.mn.us>
**FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION**

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

South Central Region

**Miami Office**

P.O. Box 520617

Miami, FL 33152-0617

November 29, 2007

RWD 1360 LLC

Pompano Beach, FL

**NOTICE OF UNLICENSED OPERATION**

Case Number: EB-07-MA-094

Document Number: W20083260015

The Miami Office received information that an unlicensed broadcast radio
station on 101.1 MHz was allegedly operating in the Broward County area.
On November 7, 2007, agents from this office confirmed by direction
finding techniques that radio signals on frequency 101.1 MHz were
emanating from the property at 1360 NW 13^th^ Street, Pompano Beach, FL.
According to Florida records, RWD 1360 LLC owns this property and
operates a business from this location. The Commission's records show
that no license was issued for operation of a broadcast station on 101.1
MHz at this location in Pompano Beach, FL.

Radio stations must be licensed by the FCC pursuant to 47 U.S.C. § 301.
The only exception to this licensing requirement is for certain
transmitters using or operating at a power level or mode of operation
that complies with the standards established in Part 15 of the
Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. §§  15.1 *et seq*. The field strength of
the signal on frequency 101.1 MHz was measured at 2,331 microvolts per
meter (µV/m) at 4505 meters, which exceeded the maximum permitted level
of 250 µV/m at 3 meters for non-licensed devices. Thus, this station is
operating in violation of 47 U.S.C. § 301.

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

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

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

You may contact this office if you have any questions.

Stephanie Dabkowski

Resident Agent

Miami Office

Attachments:

Excerpts from the Communications Act of 1934, As Amended

Enforcement Bureau, \"Inspection Fact Sheet\", July 2003
**Nested Safety and Security Committee**

# Division

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#### Meeting Date: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

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Poster Presentation 3-57

**A Hollow-Fiber Membrane Extraction Process for Recovery and
Purification of Lactic Acid from Fermentation Broth**

> [Hanjing Huang,]{.underline}^1,2^ Shang-Tian Yang^1,^\*
>
> ^1^Department of Chemical Engineering
>
> The Ohio State University
>
> 140 West 19th Ave.
>
> Columbus, OH 43210
>
> Phone: 1-614-292-6611; Fax: 1-614-292-3769; E-mail:
> <yangst@che.eng.ohio-state.edu>
>
> ^2^Environmental Energy Inc.
>
> P.O. Box 15, 1253 N. Waggoner Rd.
>
> Blacklick, OH 43004

An energy-efficient hollow-fiber membrane extraction process is
successfully developed to separate and recover lactic acid produced in
fermentation. Lactic acid is an important specialty chemical that can be
used to synthesize bio-based industrial products, including polylactic
acid (PLA) and lactate esters. PLA and lactate esters are biodegradable
and considered safe and green. Lactate esters in many situations can
replace toxic solvents. While many fermentation processes have been
developed for lactic acid production, an economical method for lactic
acid recovery from the fermentation broth is still in need. Continuous
extraction of lactic acid was achieved by using Alamine 336 in 2-octanol
contained in a hollow fiber membrane extractor. In this process, the
extractant was simultaneously regenerated by stripping with NaOH or
ammonium hydroxide in a second membrane extractor, and the final product
is a lactate salt, which can be acidified to lactic acid or reacted
directly with alcohol to form lactate ester. The effects of the Alamine
content, flow rate, solution pH, and lactic acid concentration on the
extraction rate were studied. A mass-transfer model considering both
diffusion and chemical reaction was developed and can be used for
process scale up.
**Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International**

**Children's Congress**

**Remarks of**

**FCC Chairman Michael K. Powell**

**Monday, June 23, 2003**

I am happy to be here with all of you, standing among these bright
colored faces that have brought us to be here. We are not here just
because it is fun. We are not here because it is a rare sunny day in
Washington. We are not here because we had nothing better to do.

We are here because we are compelled to be here---compelled by our
consuming love for the world's most precious resource, our children. We
are here to reignite our commitment to rid our children of the scourge
that robs and cheats too many of them of a carefree youth.

There are many causes and many bandwagons one can hop on. This train
travels a journey that has a clear destination in site. A promised place
where juvenile diabetes thrives no more, struck down by our collective
efforts. Islet transplantation is one of the promising routes to a cure,
but much more research needs to be done to make it a viable treatment
for children.

But like every vehicle, this one needs fuel to get where it is going.
That fuel is money---the funds to stoke the research that is closing in
on a cure. We lift up our voices to our government for more funds to
eradicate juvenile diabetes and urge passage of the Pancreatic Islet
Cell Transplantation Act. We lift up our voices as well to our fellow
citizens to support this journey with their generous gifts.

If any of you, governor or citizen, helps in this crusade, you surely
will be rewarded by seeing the fruits of your labor and your coin. And
when the curtain on your life closes, and you stand before your creator
as he asks what worthy deed you did while on earth. You will answer with
your head raised high; I saved the life a child.

Carry this message forward and sing it loud and strong.

Good luck and God Speed.
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## Hotel 

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**Mississauga, ON L4W 2L2**

**905-624-1144 Tel**

**905-624-9477 Fax**

[**www.deltatorontoairportwest.com**](http://www.deltatorontoairportwest.com/)

*Please make hotel reservations directly with the Hotel at*

*1-800-737-3211 or 905-624-1144*

*A special hotel rate of \$127 Cdn (plus taxes) has been negotiated for
workshop participants:*

*Reference: NRCan*

##### **Hotel Reservation Cut-off Date - November 20**

## 3 Ways to Register for the Workshop

*(no cost for the workshop)*

Fax: 613-995-0087

Mail: NRCan

Attention: Carole Matte

17^th^ Floor, 580 Booth

Ottawa, ON K1A 0E4

Email: Carole.Matte@nrcan.gc.ca

**[Workshop]{.underline}**

**[Registration Deadline]{.underline}**

**November 30, 2004**
PUBLIC NOTICE![](media/image1.png){width="0.6541666666666667in"
height="0.6604166666666667in"}

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

445 12th STREET, S.W.

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554 **DA 02-1507**

News media information 202/418-0500 Fax-On-Demand 202/418-2830 Internet:
http://www.fcc.gov ftp.fcc.gov

**MEDIA BUREAU ACTION June 27, 2002**

REQUEST FOR EXEMPTION FROM COMMISSION'S CLOSED CAPTIONING RULES

CSR 5916

Pursuant to Section 79.1 of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. § 79.1,
America's Collectible Network, Inc. ("ACN") filed a petition for
exemption from the closed captioning requirements for its electronic
retail programming. Petitioner claims that compliance would impose an
undue burden, as defined in Section 79.1(f) of the Commission's rules,
47 C.F.R. § 79.1(f).

Comments and oppositions are due within 30 days from the date of this
public notice. Petitioner's reply is due 20 days thereafter. Please
place the case identifier, CSR 5916, on all filings.

The petition is available for public inspection in the Commission's
Reference Information Center:

445 12^th^ Street, S.W.

Washington, D.C. 20554

202-418-7092

Media Contact: Margo Domon Davenport at (202) 418-7200.

Media Bureau Contact: Sonia Greenaway-Mickle or Steve Garner at (202)
418-7200.

TTY: (202) 418-7172.

\--FCC\--
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> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
> October 2, 2002
>
> **Principi Lauds Lance\'s Nomination to Veterans Court**
>
> WASHINGTON -- Secretary of Veterans Affairs Anthony J. Principi has
> applauded the nomination of Idaho Attorney General Alan G. Lance, a
> former national commander of the American Legion, to a judgeship on
> the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.
>
> \"President Bush\'s choice for this important position recognizes
> Al\'s longstanding commitment to veterans and his record as their
> tireless advocate,\" Principi said.
>
> President Bush nominated Lance on Sept. 24 to serve on the seven-judge
> Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. His appointment must be
> confirmed by the Senate. Lance was nominated for a 13-year term.
>
> The court reviews final decisions of the Board of Veterans Appeals,
> most frequently dealing with questions about disability or survivor
> benefits. It sometimes takes up cases involving education benefits,
> life insurance, home loan foreclosure, or waiver of indebtedness.
>
> Lance was elected attorney general in Idaho in 1994 and re-elected to
> a second term in 1998. He served as national commander of the American
> Legion for one year, beginning in September 1999.
>
> He has been an active member of the American Legion for 23 years and
> most recently has been serving as vice chairman of the Commander\'s
> National Advisory Committee and vice chair of its National Legislative
> Council for the Department of Idaho.
>
> An Army veteran, he served in the Judge Advocate General Corps from
> 1974 until 1978. He established a private practice in Meridian, Idaho,
> after leaving the military.
>
> **- More -**
>
> **Lance 2/2/2/2**
>
> A native of McComb, Ohio, he is a 1973 graduate of the University of
> Toledo College of Law, which honored Lance as the \"Distinguished
> Alumnus for 2002.\" He and his wife Sherry have three children.
>
> \# \# \#
DA 04-1583

May 28, 2004

# FCC ANNOUNCES 

**NEW DUPLICATING CONTRACTOR**

Today the Commission selected **Best Copy and Printing, Inc** to perform
duplicating and research services for the agency under FCC Contract No.
CON01000025. Effective May 27, 2004, BCPI will begin working with the
Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau's Reference Information Center
(RIC).

BCPI will provide primary document search/retrieval and high-speed
duplication services to the public, for a fee, and access to
self-operated copy machines located in the RIC. Copies of licenses,
lists of licenses and all manner of other FCC documents, which are not
restricted from public access, will be available through BCPI located in
Room CY-B402. Customers may contact BCPI at their web site :
[WWW.BCPIWEB.COM](http://WWW.BCPIWEB.COM/) or call 1-800-378-3160.

Item costs under the new contract include:

Regular Copy Service \$0.12 per page

Expedited Copy Service \$0.15 per page

Debit Card Service \$0.10 per page

Document Search and Retrieval Service \$20.00 per hour

FCC Provided Service-Daily Releases \$0.12 per page

Daily Digest Subscription Service \$0.12 per page

Shipping and Handling Services \$3.00 per order

Database/ECFS/Web Printing Service \$0.20 per page

Diskette to Diskette/Zip Disc Copy Service \$5.00 per Disk

CD ROM to CD ROM Copy Service \$15.00 per CD

Microfiche to Paper Copy Service \$0.15 per page

Map/Odd Size Copy Service \$2.00 sq ft

Facsimile Copy Service \$1.00 per page

For further information regarding this Public Notice, contact Bill
Cline, Director, Reference Information Center at (202) 418-0267 or via
e-mail at bcline@fcc.gov.

-FCC-
**FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION SERVICE**

**ARBITRATION STATISTICS FISCAL YEAR 2004**

**10/05/04**

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Contactos:

Briseida Rodríguez, FEMA, 787-772-2567

Frances Rodríguez, Gobierno de Puerto Rico, 787-772-2566

Colleen Hiam, Administración de Pequeños Negocios, 787-791-3900

#### Anuncio de Servicio Público

**[Asegúrese de solicitar asistencia a FEMA]{.smallcaps}**

*Atención director de noticias: Puede obtener una versión grabada de
este y otros anuncios de servicio público a través de la Red Radial de
FEMA, 1-800-323-5248, (sólo para los medios). Oprima el 2 cuando se le
indique para los anuncios de servicio público y las actualizaciones de
las noticias sobre el desastre para la labor de recuperación para el
huracán Georges en Puerto Rico.*

**0:40 segundos**

¿Aún no lo ha visitado un inspector de FEMA? Es posible que no haya
solicitado a FEMA.

Aunque se haya comunicado con la Cruz Roja Americana o la Oficina de la
Defensa Civil local luego del huracán Georges, tiene que solicitar
directamente a FEMA para saber si es elegible para asistencia federal
por desastre.

Usted puede solicitar a FEMA en cualquiera de los Centros de
Recuperación por Desastre a través de toda la Isla. Los centros operan
de 9 a.m. a 6 p.m. de lunes a sábado.

También puede solicitar a través de la línea de solicitud de FEMA,
1-800-462-9029. Hay operadores bilingües disponibles desde las 7 a.m.
hasta las 12 de la medianoche, los siete días a la semana.

**\###**
-   **Daily -- Birth Home Tours**

> Tour the home that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived in from birth to
> age twelve. Explore the community and family life that guided this
> future Civil Rights leader. Thirty minute tours are available on a
> first-come first serve basis every hour beginning at 10:00 am.
> Reservations must be made in person the day of the tour. Tours fill up
> quickly and it is advised that visitors arrive early in the day.
> Obtain your free Birth Home tickets at the King Center's Freedom Hall.

-   **Saturdays and Sundays -- *Encounter History* Presentations**

> Discover the history that shaped the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King
> Jr. during this free thirty minute ranger-led program. Information
> about Ebenezer Baptist Church, the Sweet Auburn Neighborhood, the King
> Center, Dr. King and Coretta Scott King's tomb, the Birth Home and
> Historic Number 6 Fire Station will be presented. Check at the Visitor
> Center for times and tour location.

-   **Mondays, February 2^nd^, 9^th^, 16^th^, and 23^rd^ -- *Lessons of
    a King* -- 10:00 a.m.**

> Children ages Pre-K through 3^rd^ Grade can join storyteller Mama Koku
> as she weaves animal stories into lessons taught by Dr. Martin Luther
> King Jr. Reservations required. Call 404-331-6922 extension 3625 to
> make your reservations. Meet in the Fire Station.

-   **Tuesdays and Thursdays, February 3^rd^, 5^th^, 10^th^, 12^th^,
    17^th^, 19^th^, 24^th^, and 26^th^ -- *A Dream Shared By Two* --
    10:00 a.m.** Children ages Pre-K through 3^rd^ Grade can join Uncle
    Jessie and Malcolm as they tell tales of Dr. King's boyhood and the
    importance of celebrating his birthday during this 30 minute puppet
    show. Reservations required. Call 404-331-6922 extension 3625 to
    make your reservations. Meet in the Fire Station.

-   **Wednesdays and Fridays, February 4^th^, 6^th^, 11^th^, 13^th^,
    18^th^, 20^th^, 25^th^, and 28^th^ -- Birth Home Open House -- 10:00
    a.m. -- 11:30 a.m.**

> Walk through the home that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived in from
> birth to age twelve. Explore the community and family life that guided
> this future Civil Rights leader. To tour the home, visitors meet the
> Park Rangers and line-up at the front steps of the Birth Home.
> Organized groups are asked to call 404-331-6922 extension 3625 to
> inform park staff of your visit.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NEWS MEDIA CONTACT:

December 10, 1999 Mike Balmoris at (202) 418-0253

Email: <mbalmori@fcc.gov>

COMMON CARRIER ACTION

> FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION DENIES AUTOMATIC GRANT OF AT&T'S
> APPLICATION TO DISCONTINUE ITS TOLL FREE DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE SERVICE

Washington, D.C. -- Today, the Common Carrier Bureau of the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) denied an automatic grant of AT&T
Communications' application to discontinue its Toll Free Directory
Assistance Service, 1-800-555-1212. The service allows persons to call
the service to obtain the toll-free service number associated with a
particular toll-free service listing.

AT&T filed its application to discontinue providing this service on
November 12, 1999, to be effective March 31, 2000, and cited the cost of
providing toll-free directory assistance service and the declining value
derived from the service. Applications to discontinue service are
normally granted automatically unless it is shown that customers may be
unable to receive service or a reasonable substitute or that the public
convenience and necessity may be otherwise adversely affected.

Following AT&T's application to discontinue service, numerous comments
objecting to AT&T's application were filed with the FCC. The comments
argue that there may be no reasonably substitutable service and that the
public interest may be adversely affected. The nature of the objections
filed with the FCC include:

-   not all customers have or can afford access to the Internet;

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-   small businesses will incur economic hardship.

Accordingly, AT&T has been notified that its application to discontinue
its Toll Free Directory Assistance Service, 1-800-555-1212, will not be
granted automatically, but will be acted upon based on its merits,
following further examination of both the comments received and any
responsive comments that AT&T files.

Action by the Common Carrier Bureau December 10, 1999 Public Notice, DA
99-2769, by the Chief, Network Services Division, Common Carrier Bureau.

-Common Carrier Bureau-

Report No. 99-58

NSD File No. W-P-D-443

Common Carrier Bureau contacts:

Marty Schwimmer or Al McCloud at (202) 418-2320; TTY (202) 418-0484.

News about the Federal Communications Commission can also be found

on the Commission's web site [www.fcc.gov](http://www.fcc.gov/).
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