BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
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| **\"Potter, Barbara\" \<bpotter@hunton.com\>** |
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| 06/16/2008 04:06 PM                            |
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Attached are the comments of the Utility Water Act Group on EPA\'s Draft
NPDES General Permit for Stormwater Discharges from Construction
Activities.

Thank you.

Sent on behalf of

Brooks M. Smith

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|   |   | **Barbara Potter **            |   |
|   |   |                                |   |
|   |   | Senior Environmental Paralegal |   |
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|   |   | Hunton & Williams LLP          |   |
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|   |   | Riverfront Plaza, East Tower   |   |
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|   |   | 951 East Byrd Street           |   |
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|   |   | Richmond, VA 23219             |   |
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|   |   | Phone: (804) 788-8247          |   |
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|   |   | Fax: (804) 788-8218            |   |
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**\"Wood, Jeff\" \<Jeff.Wood@ingrambarge.com\>**

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  08/01/2008 05:36 PM
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To

OW-Docket@EPA

cc

\"Sehrt, David\" \<David.Sehrt@ingrambarge.com\>, \"Mecklenborg, Dan\"
\<Dan.Mecklenborg@ingrambarge.com\>

bcc

Subject

ATTN: Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OW-2008-0055

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Please find attached the written comments of Ingram Barge Company,
submitted for EPA's review and consideration as part of the
above-referenced docket. Please contact me at (615) 298-7551 if you have
any questions concerning this submittal.

Sincerely,

Jeff Wood

Corporate Counsel

Ingram Barge Company

4400 Harding Road

Nashville, TN 37205

\(615\) 298-7551 - office

\(615\) 695-3551 - fax

[jeff.wood@ingrambarge.com]{.underline}
**Preface**

The Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Transportation
(DOT) have developed the tenth edition of the Federal Radionavigation
Plan (FRP) as required by 10 U.S.C. 2281(c). The plan sets forth the
Federal interagency approach to the implementation and operation of
Federally provided, common use (civil and military) radionavigation
systems.

The FRP is a review of existing and planned radionavigation systems used
in air, land, marine, and space navigation. It also describes uses of
such systems for purposes other than navigation. The policies in the FRP
often involve a balancing of the interests of public safety and economic
growth.

The plan is updated biennially. The established DOD/DOT interagency
management approach allows continuing control and review of U.S.
radionavigation systems. Your inputs for the next edition of this plan
are welcome. Interested parties and advisory groups from the private
sector are invited to submit their inputs to the Chairman of the DOT
Positioning and Navigation (POS/NAV) Working Group (Attn: OST/P-7),
Department of Transportation, Office of the Assistant Secretary for
Transportation Policy, Washington, D.C. 20590.

Meetings and discussions with radionavigation user groups are planned to
be held before the preparation of the next FRP.
**British Mars probe found just a metre off its target**

The Independent, 20 Dec 05

author: Geneviève Roberts

The Beagle 2 probe, stranded on Mars since it crash-landed almost two
years ago, has been found, scientists said yesterday.

After studying images covering an area of 140 square km around the
landing site scientists are confident that they have located the
wreckage that was due to touch down on Christmas Day 2003.

And if the probe had landed only one metre to the north, they say it
would have survived and would be functioning today.

Guy Rennie, a Photogrammetrist and image analyst who was called in to
examine images of the landing area, said: \"We are very confident that
it is Beagle 2, the evidence is extremely compelling. The probe\'s first
impact was into the upper wall of the crater, which was incredibly
unlucky.\"

He has studied the images with Professor Colin Pillinger, the mission
commander, Stuart Hurst, Jim Clemmet, Dave Northey and Lutz Richter, who
were all involved in the Beagle project and investigation into why radio
contact with the probe was never established.

From the images, the team believes that Beagle 2 hit the crater, which
would have increased the risk of the lander being damaged.

The probe\'s protective covering, made up of three gas bags, was also
damaged in the impact, causing at least one of the segments to deflate.
Scientists have plotted the bounces of Beagle 2 as it ricocheted within
the crater.

Mr Rennie said: \"Based on the image quality we can never say
definitively that this is Beagle 2, but nothing else comes close. It has
fallen precisely within the landing ellipse, in a crater that has a
diameter of 18.5 metres. Had it landed just one metre to the north, we
would expect to be communicating with it today.

Mr Rennie said that there are features within the crater, seen on the
images he has studied, which are \"very, very unusual and not seen
elsewhere\". He said that the features he has identified within the
crater could be the gas bags and a lander.

Although there will be no rescue mission, a Nasa probe will arrive in
Mars\'s orbit in March and by mid-2006 will be taking higher resolution
images of the wreckage than have been seen.

Yesterday was the second anniversary of the last sighting of Beagle 2,
when it was ejected from the European Space Agency\'s Mars Express
orbiter. It was expected to land in the Isidis basin, a flat
boulder-strewn plain, on the surface of Mars on Christmas Day 2003.

It was envisaged as the first lander since the US Viking probes of the
1970s to look specifically for evidence of life, taking close-up images
of soil and rocks, but no radio signal was received.
Eric Park

You work full time for NASA. Can you tell us what you do on the Canine
project?

Tell us more about how you started working for NASA?

What team were you from - number and region.

So you first met Canine at the 2000 regionals?

What\'s your background in robotics and FIRST? Tell us a little about
how you got to where you are now?

What skills do you think FIRST has given you?

What advice would you give to kids who want to work for NASA - What\'s
the best way to learn and become involved with robotics?

Liam w/canine

Liam 2 microphones

Liam and Michelle

Maria

Maria

35sRandy \"panoramic picture\" through \"take some microscopic
pictures\"

49? sec. \"how to do cool things with robots\" liam

9.5 seconds Maria: robotics is through \"broad background to work in
robotics\"

\<What she does as project lead.

Where we are are and how you found this place and why you chose
it.\>//Second question

Maria: We are right now in the middle of a quarry. It\'s a granite
quarry in Aromos California. It\'s south of Ames Research Center. We
chose the site because we needed a place that didnt have a lot of plants
in it because obviously mars doesn\'t have plants on it. And so, its
just easier to operate the rover in a place thats more mars like. And
thats what we want to do - we want to train the rover to work in a mars
like environment.

(Michelle Interview - first question)

Liam: This rover, it has the, it has to be able to look around itself
and see hazards see obstacles, see if theres a rock in the way, find a
way around that rock. It has to look for chasms, anything else that
might damage it or cause it to tip it over. It has to keep track of what
the scientists said was interesting. You know so it can actually go to
where we set it.
**caArray 2.0**

**Use Case Summary**

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1.  **Introduction**

This document can be found in the installation directory of the
application. It can be modified to reflect company logo as well as
general layout. Below are some simple introductory remarks on the
purpose of the document.

1.  ***Purpose of Document***

The Purpose of this Document is to define the Use Case for \...

This is to be a standard paragraph to layout that the Business Logic and
the elements within the package which are laying out the Use Cases for
the package under development. This text is definable as a template by
the user and stored locally. The system Variables are filled in by EA
via the RTF Document Generator.

1.  **Application Overview**

Some text on the application Overview...

1.  ***Define the Scope***

Definition of the Scope of the application ...

1.  ***Context***

This is to give a brief definition of the Context in which of the
application will be implemented. Specifying the relationship this system
will have to existing systems within the environment.

1.  ***Technical Environment***

This is to give a brief definition of any applications relevant to the
system being implemented. There needs to be a definition of the
relationship between these as well as any aspects that this system is
reliant upon them.

**Use Cases**

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**NOTICE OF A MAGISTRATE JUDGE'S AVAILABILITY**

1\. A magistrate judge is available under title 28 U.S.C. § 636(c) to
conduct the proceedings in this case, including a jury or nonjury trial
and the entry of final judgment. But a magistrate judge can be assigned
only if all parties voluntarily consent.

2\. You may withhold your consent without adverse substantive
consequences. The identity of any party consenting or withholding
consent will not be disclosed to the judge to whom the case is assigned
or to any magistrate judge.

3\. If a magistrate judge does hear your case, you may appeal directly
to a United States court of appeals as you would if a district judge
heard it.

A form called *Consent to an Assignment to a United States Magistrate
Judge* is available from the court clerk\'s office.
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| **Jacqueline Leavy/DC/USEPA/US** |
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| 09/22/2008 03:10 PM              |
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    Thomas Jenney

    2417 E. Whitton Ave

    Phoenix, AZ 85016-7419

    September 18, 2008

    Administrator Stephen L. Johnson

    1200 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.

    Rm. 1101A

    Washington, DC 20460

     Administrator Johnson:

    With all due respect, you people must be insane. You are proposing the 

    biggest agency power-grab since the National Industrial Recovery Act of 

    1933--and that at least had the virtue of having been passed by Congress. 

    (Thankfully, the Supreme Court shot down the NIRA with a 9-0 decision.) 

    Of course, you have used the Court's slim majority decision in the 

    Massachusetts case as a pretext for your attempt to regulate nearly every 

    aspect of the US economy, but I sincerely hope that Congress will come to 

    its senses and stop you.  

    Setting aside the unconstitutionality of your proposal, the EPA--in the 

    interests of sound public policy--should NOT declare that greenhouse gas 

    emissions cause or contribute to air pollution that endangers public 

    health and welfare, and NOT regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air 

    Act in any of the ways outlined in EPA's Advance Notice of Proposed 

    Rulemaking (ANPR).  The CAA is not the proper vehicle for regulation of 

    CO2 or any other greenhouse gas.

    If implemented, the programs outlined in the ANPR will allow EPA to 

    regulate all aspects of the economy, costing American consumers a 

    staggering amount of money.  Several of the programs, simply will not work 

    in a cost-effective manner.  EPA is ill-equipped and ill-financed to 

    implement the complex set of proposals set forth in the ANPR.

     

    Please do NOT overburden Americans with excessive regulation by 

    implementing this ANPR.  Thank you considering my perspective.

    Sincerely,

    Thomas Jenney

    6024780146

    This message was created and sent using the U.S. Chamber VoteForBusiness 

    Action Center (http://www.voteforbusiness.com)
**Materials Not Included in**

**Airworthiness Directive (AD) Docket**

FAA-2007-28663

DMS Docket Number

2006NM223AD

Directorate (Old) Docket Number, If Any

A310-24-2056 \-\-- 6/8/93

A310-24-2056, R1 \-\-- 11/28/94

A310-29-2036, R2 \-\-- 9/20/93

A310-29-2036, R1 \-\-- 12/16/92

A310-24-2079 \-\-- 3/28/00

A310-36-2010, R2 \-\-- 9/26/89

A300-24-6045 \-\-- 6/8/93

A300-24-6045, R1 \-\-- 6/2/94

A300-24-6045, R2 \-\-- 8/11/94

A300-24-6045, R3 \-\-- 11/28/94

A300-24-6045, R4 \-\-- 5/5/95

A300-24-6069 \-\-- 3/28/00

A310-24-2099, R01 \-\-- 10/4/06

Name/Description of Item(s) Not Included in DMS Docket and Maintained in
the

Supplemental AD Docket

**MAY BE VIEWED AT:** Federal Aviation Administration

Transport Airplane Directorate

Rules Docket

1601 Lind Ave. SW.,

Renton, WA 98057

425.227.1221

**DURING THE HOURS OF:** 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday,

except Federal holidays.
**\"Robert Grewe\" \<bgrewe@DCADC.org\>**

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  09/30/2008 11:13 AM
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To

Group A-AND-R-DOCKET@EPA

cc

\"Ray Brooks\" \<rbrooks@styline.com\>

bcc

Subject

Dubois County_IN Designation of Noncompliance of Particulate Matter 2.5
Docket ID No. EPA_HQ_OAR_2007_0562

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Administrator Johnson,

In light of a number and variety of considerations related to air
quality data, I respectfully request that you consider extending the
period of time to make your final decision on non-attainment designation
for Dubois County, Indiana.

Non-attainment designation is a significant factor in our local
industries' decision to expand operations in our area and impacts our
ability to attract new investment.

I trust you will delay your decision in order to more fully review the
most recent air quality data that seems to indicate improving air
quality.

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Regards,

Bob Grewe

Bob Grewe, AICP, President

Dubois County Area Development Corporation

1103 Main Street

Jasper, Indiana 47546

812.482.9650 (phone)

812.631.4767 (cell)

812.482.9421 (fax)

[bgrewe@DCADC.org]{.underline}

www.DCADC.org

No virus found in this outgoing message.

Checked by AVG.

Version: 7.5.524 / Virus Database: 270.7.5/1698 - Release Date:
9/29/2008 7:25 PM
**SURPLUS CHEMICAL REQUEST**

Name\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Telephone\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Building/Room\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

[Item Number]{.underline} [Description]{.underline}
[Quantity]{.underline}

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

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

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

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Please check the list at:
http://home.ncifcrf.gov/ehs/wm/surplus/list_chem.asp. Your request may
already be given to someone else. "First come, first served"

Return this sheet by inter-office mail to Waste Management Building
1071, or fax to x7442 ATTN: Surplus Chemicals.

Revised 11/15/04
***Fluorescence in situ hybridization to detect DNA sequences***

FISH can also used to detect specific DNA sequences or gene loci (4,
15). To make DNA accessible to the probe, the cellular DNA must be
denaturated by incubation in denaturation buffer.

#### Equipment and reagents

· Glass coverslips, 22x22mm

· 6-well plates

· 4% freshly made paraformaldehyde (Electron Microscopy Sciences) in
PBS, pH 7.4

· Triton X-100 (Sigma)

· Parafilm

· Forceps, Dumont, GG (Electron Microscopy Sciences)

· Avidin-DCS-Texas Red or --fluorescein (Vector)

· Filterpaper

· Mounting medium (Molecular Probes)

· Microscopy coverslide

· Deionized formamide (Ambion)

#### Method

1\. Fix sub-confluent cells grown on glass coverslips in 3.7%
paraformaldehyde/5% acetic acid in PBS for 15 min at room temperature^a^

2\. Wash the cells three times with PBS for 5 min each at room
temperature

3\. Wash the cells twice with 2x SSC for 5 min each at room temperature

4\. Denature coverslips in 70% formamide/2x SSC for 7 min at 85ºC^b^

5\. Prepare the probe: Denature 2 ml nick translated probe in 10 ml
deionized formamide for 8 min at 95ºC

6\. Place immediately on ice

7\. Add hybridization buffer to give 50% formamide, 2x SSC, 10% dextran
sulfate,1 mg/ml tRNA

8\. Place hybridization mixture onto each coverslip and seal with rubber
cement

9\. Put the slide into a chamber moistened with 2x SSC and incubate for
12-16 h at 37ºC

10\. After hybridization wash four times in 2x SSC for 20 min each at
room temperature

11\. Wash twice in 4x SSC for 10 min each at room temperature

12\. Incubate with avidin-conjugated with fluorochrome (2 mg/ml) in 4x
SSC for 1 h at room temperature

13\. Wash four times in 4x SSC for 15 min each at room temperature^c^

14\. Mount the coverslip in mounting medium

^a^ Acetic acid permeabilizes membranes, therefore, no detergent
permeabilization is required

^b^Make sure the solution is at 85ºC when you add it to the coverslips.
The most convenient way of doing this it to use a small waterbath and to
float the coverslips in dishes.

^c^If background is a problem add 0.1% Triton X-100

· FISH is compatible with detection of proteins by indirect
immunofluorescence. Perform the IF first and then proceed to the FISH.
**U.S. District Court **

**District of Massachusetts **

**[CJA Supplemental Habeas Panel Application]{.underline}**

The following application should be completed by attorneys requesting
appointment to the CJA list of individuals eligible to represent
indigent petitioners seeking relief in the United States District Court
pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §§ 2254 and 2255, the habeas corpus statutes. In
addition, counsel who are not current members of one of the CJA panels
for the District of Massachusetts should complete the general CJA Panel
Application.

Please note the instructions on the Court's website for downloading and
completing this application, including that the answers must be
typewritten.

1\. Full Name:

2\. Please identify the five (5) most recent habeas cases that you have
handled, including the name, docket number, judge and counsel involved,
nature of case, and whether you were lead counsel or second chair.
Please include current phone numbers of the lawyers.

**RESPONSE:**

3\. Please identify the five (5) most recent federal habeas appeals you
have handled, including the name, docket number, judge and counsel
involved, nature of case, and whether you were lead counsel or second
chair. Please include current phone numbers of the lawyers.

**RESPONSE:**

4\. Please identify the five (5) most recent federal criminal appeals
you have handled, including the name, docket number, judge and counsel
involved, nature of case, and whether you were lead counsel or second
chair. Please include current phone numbers of the lawyers.

**RESPONSE:**

5\. Please identify the five (5) most recent state criminal appeals you
have handled, including the name, docket number, judge and counsel
involved, nature of case, and whether you were lead counsel or second
chair. Please include current phone numbers of the lawyers.

**RESPONSE:**

6\. Please describe what training programs you have attended in the
fields of habeas corpus law, federal criminal appeals, and
post-conviction litigation.

**RESPONSE:**

7\. Please attach (as a tabbed Appendix 1) [one]{.underline} example of
a brief, memorandum of law, or similar example of legal writing not to
exceed fifteen pages - which was prepared solely by you within the past
five years. If you do not have a sample of this length, please include
an excerpt from a longer document. **Do not exceed the fifteen-page
limit.** The Board's preference is for a document which relates to a
federal habeas case.

8\. Please furnish whatever other information you would like the Board
to consider.

I hereby certify that the above information is true and correct.

Date: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Applicant's Signature
**[LETTER TO DAYCARE CENTER: Crypto notification at beginning of
outbreak]{.underline}**

***\[put Health Department logo here\]***

***\[Date\]***

***\[first, last name\]***

***\[Street address\]***

***\[City, State, Zip\]***

Dear ***\[name of daycare center\]***,

Recently there have been a number of cases of Cryptosporidiosis
(referred to as Crypto) in our community. Crypto is a parasitic disease
that can cause loose, watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, and a
slight fever. It can be spread by swallowing water (either from swimming
or drinking) or food contaminated by human feces, usually from tiny
amounts that cannot be seen. It can also be spread from person to
person, **especially in settings such as homes and daycare centers where
diapers are changed regularly.**

[Children and pregnant women should take special care to avoid the
dehydration from diarrhea caused by Crypto. They should consult a health
care provider for information on preventing dehydration. If persons in
your daycare center are ill with Crypto, they should avoid close contact
with persons with weakened immune systems (i.e., those undergoing cancer
treatment or people with HIV/AIDS) because if they become infected,
Crypto can become a life-threatening disease.]{.underline}***[
]{.underline}***

**[Note to health department: in the next paragraph, if any state laws
apply, describe them and make clear what the laws mandate. Cover the
following issues: ]{.underline}**

· **Is a child allowed in the daycare center with diarrhea?**

· **If not, when is the child allowed back into the center after
diarrhea ends?**

· **What are the criteria for deciding if a child can come return?**

[· ]{.underline}**[What laws apply to daycare employees who are ill?
]{.underline}**

To prevent the spread of the disease, everyone should thoroughly wash
their hands after using the bathroom or changing diapers, and before
preparing or eating food. Because Crypto can be spread so easily through
water, persons infected with Crypto should avoid swimming while having
diarrhea and for 2 weeks after the diarrhea stops. *Swimming should be
avoided even if the pool is properly chlorinated because Crypto is
highly resistant to chlorine.**** ***

**If you or anyone in your daycare center have had these symptoms
recently, please contact *\[Name\]* Health Department at *\[phone
number\]*.** If you or anyone in your daycare center have diarrhea,
please consult a healthcare provider for a diagnosis and let him/her
know about your potential connection with this Crypto outbreak. We are
working to determine the source of this outbreak and your help can be of
great use. Thank you for your cooperation.

We have attached a fact sheet with frequently asked questions to provide
you with further information on Crypto.

Sincerely,

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

***[\[Title\] ]{.underline}***
**[Slide 1]{.underline}**

Continental U.S. 2002 Continuum of Care Areas

Map of the US showing City Areas in Continuum, County Areas in
Continuum, and Areas Not in FY2002 Applications

**[Slide 2]{.underline}**

HUD's Homeless Budget

· FY 2002 - \$1.123B

· FY 2003 - \$1.225B

· FY 2004 - \$1.325 (request)

**[Slide 3]{.underline}**

Definition of Chronic Homelessness

"An unaccompanied homeless individual with a disabling condition who
either:

· has been continuously homeless for 1 year or more or

· has had at least 4 episodes of homelessness in the past 3 years"

**[Slide 4]{.underline}**

Ending Chronic Homelessness

· Ending chronic homelessness will require a minimum of 150,000
additional permanent supportive housing units

· HUD's homeless programs currently creating on average 10,000 new
permanent supportive housing units annually

**[Slide 5]{.underline}**

Actions to End Chronic Homelessness

· Use Continuum of Care to effect change

\- require 10-year plans

\- encourage use of HUD funds for housing

\- encourage use of mainstream services

\- encourage discharge planning

**[Slide 6]{.underline}**

Require 10-year plans

· COC goals and strategy

· Actions steps

· Progress

**[Slide 7]{.underline}**

Encourage HUD Funds Used for Housing

· More housing needed

· Congressional directive: 30% for PH

· Initiatives:

· Housing Emphasis Points

· PH Bonus

**[Slide 8]{.underline}**

Encourage Use of Mainstream Programs

· Narrative on systematically accessing

· Assess actual performance (APRs)

· Progress is being made!

Slide 9

Discharge Planning

· Each community must implement approach so people being discharged
don't fall into HUD and other homeless programs

**[Slide 10]{.underline}**

Actions to End Chronic Homelessness

· Stimulate Innovative Solutions

\- "Joint Chronic Initiative" w/HHS and VA

\- HUD/DOL "Chronic Employment Initiative"

\- Additional technical assistance

\- Samaritan Initiative

**[Slide 11]{.underline}**

Actions to End Chronic Homelessness

· Better target mainstream housing resources

\- HOME

\- Housing Choice Vouchers

\- Public Housing

\- Section 811

**[Slide 12]{.underline}**

HMIS

· Unduplicated count/identify characteristics/track movement

· Resources and incentives

· National standards for comment

· Technical assistance available

· Progress to date

**[Slide 13]{.underline}**

Growth in HMIS

Bar Graph depicting percentage of growth in three different areas, per
year

· Implementing: 2002: 26%; 2003: 38%

· Selecting: 2002: 51%; 2003: 58%

· Considering: 2002: 23%; 2003: 5%
*TEITAC July 6 Draft*\
*Mapping against IBM products*

Shannon Rapuano

IBM Human Ability and Accessibility Center

*Goal: Map products against new structure*

· Mapped sample of IBM products against new structure

· Mail/calendaring application, authoring tools, sample applications

· Mainframe operating system with remote access features

· Application for Web portal services and tools to develop content

· Server and kiosk hardware

·

· The new structure worked well with a few exceptions:

· Conflicts with General Technical and Software provisions

· Applicable provisions skipped due to decision filter

· "All" provisions could not be applied to general products

·

·

· *Simplification: General Technical Provisions*

· 1.2F: All information provided in visual form must also be available
in audio & where appropriate, tactile form.

· Applied to all software / Web products

· Requires all the visual information also in audio format -- self
voicing applications?

· Conflicts with Software provisions for "If visual output..."

·

· 1.2H: "All information in text must be minimum of 3/16 inch high or
where display size not part of product, 14 pt type."

· Applied to all software products

· Requires all text must be 3/16 in high or 14 pt type

· Conflicts with Software provisions for user display preferences

·

·

· *If/Then: Some applicable provisions were skipped*

· "If software runs on platform with AT support"

· Products on multiple platforms that may have minimal AT support.

· Does product "run on platform with AT support"? No.

· Focus indicator provision is skipped.

· Visible focus indicator applies even if there is no AT support.

· Recommendation: Move focus provision to "If keyboard..." condition

· Software with audio alerts

· Provisions for "If visual output...", but not for "If audio output..."

· Audio provision in the General Technical may be overlooked

· Recommendation: Add "If audio output ...." to Software

·

·

· *Convergence: "All" provisions may not apply*

· Hardware - "If audio output..."

· Most audio provisions only apply to Telecomm (e.g. Magnetic coupling,
Interference w/ hearing device, Volume - gain)

· Difficulty applying to non-telecomm products

· Recommendation: "All hardware with audio output" and "Additional
provisions for telecomm products with audio output".

·

·

· *Summary*

· In general, new structure:

· Simplifies requirements

· Identifies applicable requirements using decision tree format

· Supports convergence of technologies

·

· Mapping real products against the structure validated that the
approach is good, but needs refinement

·

· Work with sub-committees to address and close issues
**Materials Not Included in**

**Airworthiness Directive (AD) Docket**

Docket Number: FAA- 2008-0415

Directorate Identifier: 2007NM256AD

737-27A1278 \-\-- 5/24/07

737-27A1278 IN 01 \-\-- 7/13/07

737-27A1277, R1 \-\-- 7/25/07

737-27A1277 \-\-- 7/21/05

27-1046, R1 \-\-- 4/5/74

LINEAR MOTION 7901708, RA \-\-- 7/26/05

UMBRA 07322-27-01 \-\-- 12/21/04

SKYTRONICS 93004 \-\-- 9/1/05

Name/Description of Item(s) Not Included in FDMS Docket and Maintained
in the

Supplemental AD Docket

**MAY BE VIEWED AT:** Federal Aviation Administration

Transport Airplane Directorate

Rules Docket

1601 Lind Ave. SW.,

Renton, WA 98057

425.227.1221

**DURING THE HOURS OF:** 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday,

except Federal holidays.

Form Date: 03/05/2008
**Materials Not Included in**

**Airworthiness Directive (AD) Docket**

Docket Number: FAA- 2008-0642

Directorate Identifier: 2008NM039AD

145-28-0023, R08 \-\-- 5/25/07

145-28-0023, R09 \-\-- 7/30/07

145-28-0023, R10 \-\-- 10/28/07

145-28-0023, R11 \-\-- 12/4/07

Name/Description of Item(s) Not Included in FDMS Docket and Maintained
in the

Supplemental AD Docket

**MAY BE VIEWED AT:** Federal Aviation Administration

Transport Airplane Directorate

Rules Docket

1601 Lind Ave. SW.,

Renton, WA 98057

425.227.1221

**DURING THE HOURS OF:** 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday,

except Federal holidays.

Form Date: 03/05/2008
**\"Kathy Lynch\" \<KLynch@tu.org\>**

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  08/12/2008 06:35 PM
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To

OW-Docket@EPA

cc

bcc

Subject

Comments on Docket EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0771

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Please find attached comments from Trout Unlimited on EPA\'s Collection
Activities for the Coalbed Methane Extraction Sector Survey, Docket ID
No. EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0771.

Katherine E. Lynch

Rocky Mountain Energy Counsel

Trout Unlimited

P.O. Box 4812

140 South Cache

Jackson, Wyoming 83001

\(307\) 734-1807

\(307\) 333-0300 (fax)

klynch@tu.org
ULYSSES/VOYAGER INTERVIEW APPLICATION FORM

Date:[ ]{.underline}

Students Full Name: [ \_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

Students Home Address: [ \_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

Students Home Telephone Number: [ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

Grade Level: *(9-12) *[ \_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

School Name: [ \_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline}

School Address: [ ]{.underline}

School Telephone Number: [ ]{.underline}

Science Teachers Name: [ ]{.underline}

Team Member Most Interested in Interviewing: *(Circle One)*

Space Science Mission Operations Spacecraft Design Project Management

Students reason for participating: *(brief, 1-2 paragraphs)*

STUDENT Signature: Parent Signature:
**\"Cade, Ruth A.\" \<racade@marathonoil.com\>**

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  02/03/2009 04:42 PM
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To

Group A-AND-R-DOCKET@EPA

cc

Bob Lucas/RTP/USEPA/US@EPA, Ken Hustvedt/RTP/USEPA/US@EPA, Brenda
Shine/RTP/USEPA/US@EPA

bcc

Subject

ATTN: Docket ID EPA-HQ-OAR-2007-0011

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Marathon appreciates the opportunity to provide comments to the proposed
process heaters and flare provisions in NSPS Subpart Ja, published in
the Federal Register on December 22, 2008. Please see attached for
Marathon\'s comments, including a separate white paper on process heater
NOx by Dr. Richard Waibel of John Zink Co., LLC. Two (2) copies of the
attached has also been mailed to the Docket.

\<\<NSPS Ja 5_Feb 2009_Final.pdf\>\>

Sincerely,

***Ruth Cade***

Environmental Manager, Refining

Marathon Petroleum Company

Cell: 606-547-7882

Office: 606-326-2583

RACade@marathonpetroleum.com
**Materials Not Included in**

**Airworthiness Directive (AD) Docket**

Docket Number: FAA- 2008-0638

Directorate Identifier: 2008NM035AD

382-28-9 \-\-- 5/13/83

82-770/382-28-19, R3 \-\-- 11/30/06

82-772/382-28-20, R4 \-\-- 5/21/07

82-773/382-28-21, R2 \-\-- 11/20/06

82-774/382-28-22, R2 \-\-- 5/21/07

82-795/382-28-24, R1 \-\-- 11/5/07

82-774/382-28-22, R3 \-\-- 3/28/08

Name/Description of Item(s) Not Included in FDMS Docket and Maintained
in the

Supplemental AD Docket

**MAY BE VIEWED AT:** Federal Aviation Administration

Transport Airplane Directorate

Rules Docket

1601 Lind Ave. SW.,

Renton, WA 98057

425.227.1221

**DURING THE HOURS OF:** 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday,

except Federal holidays.

Form Date: 03/05/2008
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    Dear  Environmental Protection Agency,

    I strongly support your decision to initiate a veto process to block

    the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from constructing the Yazoo Pumps

    project.

    The Yazoo Pumps project would be one of the most notorious wetlands

    drainage projects in U.S. history.

    Vetoing the Pumps will save up to 200,000 acres of wetlands, preserve

    some of the best wildlife habitat in the heart of the Mississippi

    Flyway, keep several wildlife refuges and national forests healthy and

    save taxpayers more than $220 million!

    As an outdoorsman from the area, I have witnessed first-hand the

    waterfowl response to backwater flooding in the proposed

    "Pumps" area.  The highest waterfowl concentrations in the

    area seem to consistently correspond to backwater flooding events.

    Also, the land use in the southern Mississippi delta has changed

    dramatically in the past 20 years.  Gone are most of the low-lying

    soybean fields that would have been flooded in the area.  Most of this

    land has been restored to hardwood trees through voluntary Federal

    habitat restoration programs, such as the Wetland Reserve Program.

    The COE has a long history of manipulating cost-benefit data, as well

    as their environmental assessments to support their huge capital

    projects.  The Yazoo Pumps project is another shining example of this

    type behavior.  This type of project makes no sense environmentally,

    economically or socially.

    I understand that some special interests are still fighting to build

    this project and that no amount of information will ever change their

    stance.  I urge the EPA to resist any and all political pressure and

    stay on course to complete the veto of the Yazoo Pumps Project.

    Sincerely,

    Mr. William Hill

    150 N Oak Dr

    Madison, MS 39110-7517
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Attached are comments from the State of Delaware on the Lead NAAQS
proposal, Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2006-0735. Thanks and give me a call
at 302-739-9402 if you have any questions.

Ronald A. Amirikian

DNREC AQM

Planning Branch Manager

302-739-9402
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| **Tom Xerri \<xerridelta@yahoo.com\>** |
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Dear administrator Johnson:

Thank you for opposing the Yazoo Pumps here in Mississippi.

Your cancellation of this project will help to preserve our Natural
Heritage in this area. My children and grandchildren will be forever
thankful. There is also the factor of wasting 200 million dollars that
represent hard earned money by so many.

Sincerely,

Tom Xerri & family

1535 Sunridge Cove

Greenville, MS 38701
**NASA** News

National Aeronautics and

Space Administration

**Langley** **Research** **Center**

Hampton, Virginia 23681-0001

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For Release: April 12, 1995

Catherine Watson

\(804\) 864-6122/3

Release No. 95-38

**NOTE TO EDITORS/NEWS DIRECTORS**

**U.S./Russian Mission to Planet Earth Briefing at Langley Research
Center April 13**

News media are invited to participate in a briefing by U.S. and Russian
scientists who will discuss cooperation between the two nations in the
Mission to Planet Earth (MTPE). The briefing will be held from 8:30 to
9:30 a.m. Thursday, April 13 at NASA Langley Research Center
Headquarters, Bldg. 1219 room 225. Mission to Planet Earth is part of a
global effort to better understand our environment by using instruments
in Earth orbit to study the land, sea, and air.

The four panelists in the briefing will be Raymond Roberts, deputy
division director, NASA Headquarters Office of Mission to Planet Earth,
Dr. M. Patrick McCormick, Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment III
(SAGE III) Science principal investigator, Dr. Yuri Milov, deputy
director general, Russian Space Agency, and Dr. Albert Chernikov,
director, Central Aerological Observatory. The four panelists will
discuss U.S./Russian cooperation in the Mission to Planet Earth,
including the Langley SAGE III project.

During the week of April 3, U.S. and Russian engineers and scientists
met at NASA Langley to discuss details of the SAGE III
instrument/spacecraft interface and science plan. The SAGE III
instrument is scheduled to be launched aboard the Russian Meteor-3M
spacecraft in August 1998. The SAGE III instrument will be the successor
to the SAGE II instrument, which has been returning valuable data about
the Earth\'s upper atmosphere since October 1984. During the week of
April 10, U.S. and Russian engineers and scientists are meeting as part
of the Mission to Planet Earth Joint Working Group.

Mission to Planet Earth B-roll and fact sheets, and a SAGE II graphic
that shows the long-term effects of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo volcanic
eruption, are available upon request. The NASA Langley Headquarters
Bldg. 1219, is located at 11 Langley Blvd. Media wishing to attend the
briefing should contact Catherine Watson at (804) 864-6122.

\- end -
FEB 12 I999

ML T.C. Doherty

Medical Center Director

Veterans Affairs Medical Center

1201 N.W. 16th Street

Miami, Florida 33125

Dear Mr. Doherty:

This is to confirm my telephone conversation with Mr. Jack Hetrick,
Associate Director on February 9, 1999.

In accordance with the "Partnership Evaluation of the Department of
Veterans Affairs Safety and Health Programs" (enclosed), this serves as
notification that an onsite evaluation has been scheduled at your
facility on March 8-12, 1999. The evaluation team will consist of
Guadalupe A. (Tony) Reyes, team leader, David B. Kendall, OSHA
Industrial Hygienist, Ed Shedlock, VA Safety and Fire Protection
Engineer, Darcy White, VA Industrial Hygienist, Barry W. Jackson,

VA Union Representative, Myma Aavedal, Ph.d., VA National Office,
Marilyn Waggoner, VHA Representative, Lewis Ligon, OSHA National
Representative.

The evaluation will begin with an onsite opening conference. Management
representatives and employees involved with the site's safety and health
program and the evaluation should be available for the opening
conference.

The agenda of activities for the week will include a document review of
the safety and health program, injury/illness reports and safety and
health activities, interviews with employees and managers and a tour of
the worksite. A closing conference is tentatively scheduled for Friday
morning. A copy of the proposed agenda is enclosed.

Enclosed also is a list of documents to have available for review by the
evaluation team. Please have the documents available when the team
arrives on site. In addition, the team will need a private room reserved
to review documents and conduct formal interviews. If there are any
questions with the schedule of activities, please call me on (404)
562-2257.

We appreciate your participation in the partnership program between the
Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Department of
Veterans Affairs.

Sincerely,

/s/

Guadalupe A. Reyes

Federal Agency Programs Officer

Enclosures