To the Attention of: 

Glenn H. Brown OR Mathew J. Zappala 

Complainant's Counsel 

Office of the Regional Counsel 

FAA 

Enforcement Division, Northeast Team 

1200 District Ave Burlington, MA 01803 

Fax-907-271-2800 

And 

FAA 

800 Independence Ave, S.W. 

Washington, DC 20591 

Attention: Hearing Docket Clerk, AGC-430 

Wilber Wright Building-Suite 2WIOOO 

And 

The Honorable Judge J .E. Sullivan 

US Adminstrative Law Judge 

Office of Hearings, M-20 

US Department of Transportations 

1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE (Ell-310) 

Washington, DC 20590 

Fax- 202-366-7536 

17 Main Street, Sparta, NJ 07871 

Office: 973-209-34511 Fax: 973-209-4796 

www.extremeenergysolntions.net 

Monday, Janmuy 9, 2016 

2"dNOTICE 

SERVED TO FAA 

Note: Prior Service to 

Mr. Glenn Brown were 

not accepted and/or 

went unanswered. 

RECEIVED 

FEB 0 2 2017 

HEARING DOCKET 

RE: I/M/0 EXTREME ENERGY SOLUTIONS, INC.; FDMS NO. FAA-2015-1322 (Civil 

Penalty Action); known as "EES" and "Respondents" 

RESPONDENTS ANSWERS TO COMPLAINANT INTERROGITOIDES, REQUEST 

FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS AND FINDINGS: 

The Respondents respectfully submit to the Complainant; their answers to the Complainant's 

following questions, as to the order, "ORDER SETTING LITIGATION DATES AND 

PROCEDURES," for the Complainant to provide the Respondents the following: 

SECTION I. ANSWERS TO J.NTERROGITOIDES: 

1 ). Respondent will be calling the following witnesses: 

a. Michael Holler, Consultant to EES on technical matters, business address and phone 
number is the same as the Respondent; 

b. Rosatme Turkington, Operations Director, business address and phone number are the 

same as the Respondent; 

c. Taylor Turkington, Temp. Assistant, business address and phone number are the same as 

the Respondent; 

d. "Melissa," Clerk at Staples, Franklin, New Jersey Location, CutTent whereabouts or 

address unknown at this time; and Staples does not disclose any employee information. 

e. The new address of the Respondents is as follows: Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc., 17 

Main Street, Unit B, Sparta, New Jersey 07871 

f. Company phone number is 973-209-3450 

2). Respondent Provides the following: 

a. See attachment 1, bio of Michael Holler 

b. see attachment 2, Resume of Rosanne Turkington 

c. no resume or bio available of that of Taylor Turkington 

d. no resume or bio available of that of"Melissa" 

3). Respondent will not be calling any expert witnesses at this time; however EES reserves the right 

to call upon any experts that may be deemed appropriate in this proceeding. 

4 ). Respondent will be presenting the following docmnents and exhibits as evidence in this matter: 

a. Point of Law 

b. MSDS sheet 

c. Purchase receipt with address of origin 

d. Shipment receipt 

e. Shipment invoice 

5). Respondent provides the following explanation(s) basis and rationale for all Affirmed Defenses 

set forth in EES Answers: 

a. First Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in 

part due to the fact that the Company was not the shipper; the company hired UPS and subscribed 

to UPS's services to perform the actual shipping duties, whereas it relied on the expettise and 

advisement of UPS and its authorized agents to comply within the scope of the law regarding 

shipping product in question in this matter; and therefore it is the responsibility of UPS to make 

sure shipments are within the scope of regulation and compliance; expertise and services in which 

the Company paid for, and later provided by the actual shipper, UPS; 

b, Second Mfirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

in part due to the fact that the Company provided any and all requested information to the 

authorized agent, working on behalf of UPS; SEE EVIDENCES; at the time of packaging the items 

in question mentioned in item 2 ofthe Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty; and the Company had 

verbally requested infonnation with the agent if there were any other documents, materials, and 

things required in order to have the item shipped by UPS; 

c. Third Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

in part due to the fact the Company is not in the logistics, freight, shipping, handling, 

imp01ting!exporting business as its main core of business purpose; 
d. Fourth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

in part due to the fact that the Company, the Respondent, is not the reseller, distributor, and/or 

manufacturer of the product in question in item 2 of the Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty; 

e. Fifth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in 

part due to the fact the allegations are "stacked" and repetitive in nature, are found to be grossly 

embellished; to make the sensitivity of this matter to seem more heightened or advanced than what 

it really is; 

f. Sixth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in 

part due to the fact that the FAA did not apprise the Company of the "Nature and cause" of the 

allegations, as it states under the Sixth Amendment of the Constitution, "the accused shall enjoy 

the right ... to be informed of the nature and cause of the allegation," in which was not afforded to 

the Company in the Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty; 

g. Seventh Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole 

or in part due to the fact the FAA investigation and findings are arbitrary and capricious in nature; 

h. Eighth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

in part due to the fact the imposed timeline to respond did not allow for the Company to seek fonnal 

legal opinion of Counsel in this matter; to retain counsel, or to hire counsel to represent them in this 

matter; therefore violating the US Constitutional rights of the Company afforded to it under the 

Sixth Amendment of the US Constitution; 

i. Ninth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or in 

part due to the filet the explanation on how the FAA arrived at the monetary penalty of $19,400 

proposed in its Notice of Proposed Civil Penalty is not clear; nor does it provide a detailed 

evaluation of the actual matter of the mathematical metrics of the penalty, except in discussing the 

"maximum" in each penalty circumstance; 

j. Tenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

in part due to the fact there were no physical damages resulting in personal injury, serious illness, 

death, to any person, or substantial destmction of property in any of the alleged accounts of 

violations; nor does the allegations name an injured party; 

k. Eleventh Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole 

or in part due to the fact there were no physical victims, whom experienced a loss of bodily injmy 

or property, nor were any real damages as a result of the alleged actions by the Company, or by any 

other party; 

H. Twelfth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

in part due to the fact the FAA's lack of investigative fmdings explained in the Notice of Proposed 

Civil Penalty; whereas the FAA failed to disclose whether or not they investigated or proposed a 

fine to the actual shipper, UPS, and/or the shipper's authorized agent whom worked for and/or on 

behalf of UPS at the time in which the package was prepared for shipment; 

m. Thirteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in 

whole or in part due to the fact of the size of the proposed penalty seems to be unjust for a first 

offense, if an offense did in fact occur; 

n. Fourteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in 
whole or in part due to the fact the Company cannot financially comply with the unjust penalty and 

would have to abandon in whole or in part of its operations for such a penalty would create undue 

burden upon the Company and irreparable hrum; thus the Company would face financial 

consequences of magnitude; in which it cannot afford; 

o. Fifteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole 

or in part due to the fact of the application of doctrines of laches, wavier, estoppel, and unclean 

hands; 

p. Sixteen Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole or 

in pmi due to the fact that the FAA cannot prove any "real" damages; 

q. Seventeenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in 

whole or in part due to the fact or the lack of facts, the FAA failed to present any "real victims," 

"iqjured pruiies," and/or complainant's filing claim against the company other than the FAA 

themselves; because they have not incurred any bodily hann or physical drunages; 

r. Eighteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in 

whole or in part due to the fact the FAA has acted in bad faith and in much hast to take advantage of 

the fact the Respondents lack legal knowledge in dealing with this matter; therefore violating the 

US Constitutional rights of the Respondent afforded to it under the Fifth and Sixth Amendment of 

the US Constitution; 

s. Nineteenth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in 

whole or in part due to the fact the FAA's main intent in this matter is clearly "Financial Gain" 

tmder forced acceptances of a contract against the will of the Respondent; therefore violating the 

US Constitutional rights of the Respondent afforded to them under the US Constitution; in which 

the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution clearly states, " ... nor shall any State deprive any 

person of life, liberty, or property without due process of the law, nor deny to any person within its 

jurisdiction the equal protections of the !ern;;" in which the Respondent is afforded these rights; the 

basis of this idea is explained under Section I of the US Code; 

t. Twentieth Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in whole 

or in part due to the fact the FAA knowingly violated the Respondent's Seventh Amendment rights 

afforded to them by the US Constitution by forcing a Judgement without the Respondent being 

afforded its right to a Trial by Jury, and shall be preserved, in which the Seventh Amendment of the 

Constitution states, " ... where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of a 

trial by jwy shall be reserved, " 

11. Twenty-first Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in 

whole or in part due to the fact has only been afforded some discovery in this matter, where other 

discovery by the FAA has been withheld, and the Respondent has only been afforded its right to 

discovery now; whereas the right to discover and information is of great importance, by the Comi 

or by the FAA; whereas the Respondent has a right to request for such information as to the Federal 

Open records Act; 

v. Twenty-second Affirmed Defense: The proposed civil penalty should be dismissed/vacated in 

whole or in prui due to the fact the Company and/or Respondents completely reserve any and all of 

its Rights afforded to them under the US Constitution; and also reserve the right to assett additional 

affirmed defenses as further investigation and discovety may reveal; furthermore, the Respondents 

reserve the light to provide a reasonable defense, including presenting case law. witnesses, and/or 
proofs as a part of their defense which has not yet to be heard; 

6). Respondent objects to this question for the reasons tills question is vague and ambiguous, in 

asking the Respondent about EES' experience with the Hazardous Materials Regulations, as it is 

unclear of the actual information the Complainant desires. 

7). Respondent's response to this Intenugatory, please refer to SECTION III of Respondent's 

response to the Complainant's Interrogatories herein; 

8). Respondent's object to this question for it is leading and unclear of what events the Complainant 

is inquiling about; parts of this question have already been answered in Respondent's reply to 

Inten·ogatory 1 oftbe Complainant's Request for Interrogatmies: 

SECTIONll: 

Request for Production of Documents 1: Please see the attached; 

Request for Production of Documents 2: Respondent's object to this question for lack of 

understanding of it; and the question is vague and ambiguous in its language; Respondent's 

witnesses have not yet been swom in under oath or have not yet testified in this matter, and 

therefore it is premature to obtain "oral statements" unless it was in a hearing. 

Request for Production of Documents 3: Please see the attached; 

SECTION ill: 

Request for Admission No.1: Respondent's admit to Request for Admission No. I 

Request for Admission No.2: Respondent's admit to Request for Admission No.2 in part, for the 

fact the shipment was assigned UPS tracking number stated; and the packaged contained the 

specified contents stated; Respondent does not admit or deny that contents were placed into an 

unmarked box or by whom; 

Request for Admission No.3: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.3; for the 

Respondent did provide to the hired shipper, UPS, MSDS of the contents of the package; 

Request for Admission No.4: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.4 as the 

Respondent's did in fact provide an emergency response phone number to UPS; clearly stated on 

theMSDS; 

Request for Admission No. 5: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 5 as the 

Respondent did in fact provide a shipping description to UPS; including receipt of goods, and 

MSDS; 

Request for Admission No.6: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.6 as the 

Respondent did in fact provide the information requested; including receipt of goods, and MSDS; 

Request for Admission No.7: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.7 as the 

Respondent did in fact provide the information requested; including receipt of goods and MSDS; 

Request for Admission No. 8: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 8 as the 
Respondent did in fact provide the information requested; including receipt of goods and MSDS; 

Request for Admission No.9: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No.9; for it did not 

have any other knowledge of said requirements; it relied upon the expertise of UPS, which accepted 

the package; and Respondent provided MSDS; 

Request for Admission No. 10: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 10; and is 

unaware if the attached information provided by the Respondents was removed from the package; 

Request for Admission No. 11: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. II for the 

same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No 10 

Request fm· Admission No. 12: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 12 for the 

same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No 10. 

Request for Admission No 13: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 13 for the 

same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No 10. 

Request for Admissions No 14: Respondent's denies to Request for Admission No. 14 for the 

same reasons explained and already answered in Request for Admission No I 0. 

WHEREFORE, Respondents in this matter have continued to make a good faith eff01t to manage to 

stay in contact with the Agency's Counsel and Venue ofComi in which this matter is to be heard; 

and have complied with responding to the Complainant's First Request for Interrogatories, 

Production of Documents, and Admissions; 

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Signed ~~~b. iil~he Respondents: 

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samuel K. Burlum 

CEO/President, Extreme Energy Solutions Inc. 

Date: 

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SMART Air Fuel Saver LLC 

150 lVIain Street, Ogdensbu:rg NJ, 07439 

973-209-3450 0 973-209-4796 f 

V{\17\v.extremeenergysolutions.net 

C. JVlichael Holler, Consultant for Smart i\ir Fuel Saver, LLC and Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc. 

Biographical Summary of C. Michael Holler 

l\lichael Holler is recognized as a Fm/ EcoJJDPI)' ExjH'i1 by the US Federal Colll't systems. He wrote 

The Ultimate Fuel Econmnv Book. .Head Partin~ for Perfonnance & Econmnv, and co--\vrote The • c - --

Tightwad [\.{ru:keter; he has also \Vritten dozens of articles for various magazines, newspapers and 

interner \Vebsites. Additionally, he has had responsibilities as technical consultant for five entities 

which take him throughout d1c US as well as the Orient (South Korea, China, and Hong Kong). 

I\,fike's special o.1Jerrise is in engine tnanagement systetns, ICE co1nbustion efficiency, n1echanical 

drawing, electronics and turbocharging~ \\rith skills in machining, po\1.:der coating, \velding and other 

tnechanical areas. At one time he held seven out of eight ASE Certifications. I-Ie creates prototypes 

for proposed products, perform.s testing and refiner-.uent, and coordinates n1ass-producrion. 

i\.fike was insuumenta] in the developtnent of the 1nost comprehensiYc I--II-10 Technical Theses 

\vtitten. He has developed revolution-m-y head porting techniques and tools, created training 

programs and fiye 111arkecing products for four cmnpanies .• was listed as i11Pe1!/or on three US Patent 

applications (see C\-~, and hosted three hotlines, two technical (fuel economy) and one 11.<1.med "Your 

S/fa:eJJ. 

1\"like is responsible for training progran1s, rnuch oF the 1narketing art and pron1otional \vork 

language for Ecosceptor, LLC (and affiliates), multi-tasking and filling od1er gaps as needed. lvlike ic 

Sen.lor Vice President of Reseaxch and DeYelopm.ent for Ecosceptor. LLC. 
ROSANNE TURKINGTON 

Customer Service, Sales and Marketing Support Professional 

Team player with strong ability to build positive working relationships. Deliver cost-effective outcomes 

through problem solving and excellent communication skills. 

KEY AREAS OF EXPERTISE 

Administrative Sales & Marketing 

Customer Service Advertising 

Event Planning 

Hotel/Hospitality 

Scheduling 

Manufacturing 

SKILLS Word, Excel, QuickBooks, PowerPoint, Travel Software, AutoCAD 

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY 

Substitute Teacher Sussex County 2009 - present 

• Certified in 8 schools, 4 districts. 

• Assist teachers with lesson plans and educational materials. 

• Class sizes range from 19 - 30 students. 

Self-Employed Chiidcare Provider Stockholm, NJ 2000-2005 

Labeling Systems Oakland, NJ 1997 - 1999 

Customer SeiiVice Coordinator 

• Supervised customer service department for labeling machine manufacturer. 

e Created detailed computer logs to ensure quick repairs. 

Shipping/Receiving 

Inventory 

• Organized training manuals reducing callbacks by 20%, improving customer satisfaction. 

• Assisted with inventory and shipping issues from order, invoicing and payment with top clients such as 

Lipton Tea, Hallmark Cards, Gallo Wines and Nabisco. 

• Managed travel arrangements for field service technicians to greet customers, maintain technical 

repairs, train owners on product use and enhance sales promotions. 

Aqua Products, Inc. Cedar Grove, NJ 1991 -1996 

Sales & Marketing Assistant 

• Created and organized marketing promotions for pool cleaner manufacturer, targeting commercial, 

international, municipal, and residential markets resulting in more company exposure and growth by 40%. 

• Implemented internet program for trade show registration, travel itineraries and sales conferences. 

• Responsible for follow-up on customer inquiries, orders and scheduled shipments. 

• Provided timely, detailed monthly and annual sales data to company executives. 

Sheraton Hasbrouck Heights Hotel Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 1987 - 1991 

Sales Assistant/Front Desk Coordinator 

• Handled all guest services using in-house program including reservations and guest check ins. 

• Arranged corporate meetings and functions for J.D. Power and Associates, Pfizer, Marca! and 

Johnson & Johnson. 

• Strengthened customer base by calling businesses promoting various tour groups and special packages 

increasing hotel revenue. 

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS 

B.S. in Business Management /Sales & Marketing, Montclair State University, NJ 

Certificate, Medical Assistant-Berdan Institute, Totowa, NJ 
EVIDENCES 
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Service is our best part: ncHNoLoGv rooLs 

Store 6273 396-400 Route 23 North Franklin, NJ 07416 Phone: (973) 209-8515 

Questions or feedback? Contact the Commercial Customer Support Team 

at _1*877*280R5965 or email us at service@advanceautoparts.com 

Extreme Energy Solutions 

150 Main St 

Ogdensburg, NJ 07439 

Phone: (973) 209-3450 

AccountiD: 6273046784 

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Ship To: 

0Qdensbun:L NJ 07439\ 

Tel: (973) 534-0118 

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CHANGZHOU KESHI GROUP 

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56 ZONGL V ROAD 

CHANGZHOU, JIANGSU 213023 CN 

Tel: (973) 209-3450 

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Description of Goods: AUTOMOTIVE CLEANER 

Shipped Throu~h: Staples #1639 Shioment Charqes: UPS WIN Expedited 

Service Option{s} 

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(973) 827-1345 

Total Charges: $ 289.41 

Track Your Shipment 

UPS: Visit wvJw.ups.com or call UPS at 1-800-PICK-UPS. US Postal Service: Visit www.usps.com. 

Damaged, Lost or Late Claims 

In the event that your package Is damaged, lost or late, please contact the Staples® Ship Center Claims Department at 1-800-797-5924. 

AU late claims must be cal!ed into the Staples Ship Center Claims Department within 15 days of the expected Oe1ivery date. Keep ALL packaging materials and 

this Invoice, as well as proof of value for Damaged or Lost packages. Claims take 2 to 6 weeks for review and payment (If approved). 

I understand/2gree that: 

1. I am subject to all Staples and UPS and USPS Terms and Conditions for shipping packages.Ask a Staples associate for details. 

2. Staples reserves the right to inspect any package shipped. 

3. Staples will not be liable for damage to packages improperly packed, unless my receipt shows that I paid for Staples to pack the package. 

4. Staples will not ship any hazardous materials or other restricted items.Refer to the list posted at the Ship Center counter. 

5. I may elect to pay an additional fee (as specified on this receipt) to add my package to Staples' parcel insurance. This election is entirely optional, 

and any fees do not include any markup by, or commission payment to, Staples. This option is offered as part of our Ship Center services and 

does not provide insurance to you, and you are neither an insured nor an additional insured under Staples' parcel insurance. 

6. UPS Shipments only: Any claims or disputes resulting from my election to add my package to Sb!.ples' parcel insurance must be pursued in 

arbitration, not in any court proceeding, and must be pursued on an Individual basis only, not in any form of class or representative action, either 

in arbitration or court. The complete tenns and conditions regarding Individual binding arbitration are available at any Staples Ship Center. 

7. If I elect to add my package to Staples' parcel insurance, Staples' liability on any claim for loss or damage shaH not exceed the lesser of (a) the 

insured value, (b) repair cost. (c) actual cost. (d) replacement cost, or (e) invoice price (where the shipped property has been sold). In aU other 

cases, Staples' liability shall not exceed the maximum liability for Joss or damage under UPS or USPS TarifffTerms and Conditions of Service. 

8. International packages may be subject to duties, taxes and brokerage fees as determined by the destination country, to be paid by the 

receiving party. These duties and taxes cannot be prepaid or estimated by Staples. 

9. If a package is returned to the store due to providing an incorrect Ship To address or the package is refused by the recipient, domestic packages 

witt be charged at $10 fee upon package pick up; international shipments will be charged the full cost of return delivery. 

By signing this receipt, you acknowledge that Staples will NOT ship any hazardous materials or other restricted items, and you affirm that any package you have 

packed and offered to Staples for shipment does not contain such contents. You further acknowledge and agree to adhere to the Staples Ship Center Guidelines 

oosted at the Shio Center counter. includina I without lfmitation1 the orohibition aaainst shiooina hazardous maten"als. 

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Contact Name: 

Company Name: EXTREME ENERGY SOLUTIONS 

Invoice Number: Company Address: 150 MAIN STREET 

Purchase Order No. City: Ogdensburg 

Terms of Sale (tn.coterm): 

State/Province: NJ 

Postal Code: 07439 

Reason for Export: Sale Country: us 

Telephone No.: 9735340118 

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Company Name: CHANGZHOU KESHI GROUP Company Name: CHANGZHOU KESHI GROUP 

Company Address: 56 ZONGL V ROAD Company Address: 56 ZONGL V ROAD 

City: CHANGZHOU City: CHANGZHOU 

State/Province: JIANGSU State/Province: JIANGSU 

Postal Code: 213023 Posta! Code: 213023 

Country: CN Country: CN 

Telephone No.: 9732093450 Telephone No.: 9732093450 

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