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are to respond, including the use of 

appropriate automated, electronic, 

mechanical, or other technological 

collection techniques or other forms of 

information technology. 

All responses to this notice will be 

summarized and included in the request 

for Office of Management and Budget 

(OMB) approval. All comments will also 

become a matter of public record. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Requests for additional information 

should be directed to Wen Yen Juan, 

(703) 605–4437. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Title: MyPyramid Tracker Information 

Collection for Registration, Login and 

Food Intake and Physical Activity 

Assessment. 

OMB Number: Not yet assigned. 

Expiration Date: Not applicable. 

Type of Request: This is a new 

collection of information. 

Abstract: MyPyramid Tracker (http:// 

www.mypyramidtracker.gov) is an 

Internet based diet and physical activity 

self-assessment tool. It translates 

scientifically based guidance into 

practical information and promotes 

nutrition education by increasing 

awareness of the quality of a person’s 

diet. It allows users to input their daily 

food intakes and physical activity 

information and provides a quick 

summary measure of overall daily diet 

quality, activity status, and energy 

balance between ‘energy in’ and ‘energy 

out’ in terms of current guidance, which 

can be tracked for up to one year. 

Motivational education messages are 

generated and tailored to the user’s 

personal assessment results. This data 

collection will be ongoing. The 

information collected will only be 

accessible by the user. Formative 

evaluation of functionalities and content 

of the Web site will be conducted with 

college students in collaboration with 

various universities. Testing will be 

completed prior to the release of any 

newly developed Web site 

enhancements to the general public. 

Affected Public: American 

Consumers. 

Estimated Number of Respondents: It 

has been established through 

MyPyramid Tracker activity over the 

past 4 months, that an estimated 75,000 

(average per month) new account 

registrants and 72,349 active users 

(average per month) have entered food 

and physical activity data for at least 

one day. From the active users it is 

estimated that approximately 1% will 

continue to use the Tracker on a daily 

basis for up to one year. This would 

equate to approximately 725 repeat 

users each month who would visit the 

site on a daily basis for up to 1 year. We 

are estimating that there will be 900,000 

respondents for registration, login and 

one-time users yearly. For repeat users 

we estimate there will be 8,700 

respondents, who will take advantage of 

daily food and physical activity 

assessments for up to one year. The 

number of subjects to be included in 

formative evaluation is estimated to be 

about 300 college students, who will be 

using the same login process for 3-days 

of food intake and physical activity 

data. 

Estimated Time per Response: 

1 minute for registration. 

.5 minutes for login. 

30 minutes for food and physical 

activity data entry for one-day. 

Respondents Burden minutes Burden hours 

Interaction for Genral Public: 

One Time Registration ............................................................ 900,000 1 .................................................................. 15,000 

One Time Log-in ..................................................................... 900,000 .5 ................................................................. 7,500 

Food/Physical Activity Data Entry for 1 Day .......................... 900,000 30 = 27,000,000 .......................................... 450,000 

Repeat Log-ins for 1 Year ...................................................... 8,700 .5 × 364 days = 1,583,400 .......................... 26,390 

Repeat Food/Physical Activity Data Entries for 1 Year .......... 8,700 30 × 364 days = 95,004,000 ....................... 1,583,400 

Subtotal ............................................................................ ........................ ..................................................................... 2,082,290 

Interaction for Subjects in the Formative Evaluation: 

One Time Registration ............................................................ 300 1 .................................................................. 5 

One Time Log-in ..................................................................... 300 .5 ................................................................. 2.5 

Food/Physical Activity Data Entry for 1 Day .......................... 300 30 = 9,000 ................................................... 150 

Repeat Log-ins for 3 days ...................................................... 300 .5 × 3 days = 450 ........................................ 7.5 

Repeat Food/Physical Activity Data Entries for 3 days .......... 300 30 × 3 days = 27,000 .................................. 450 

Subtotal ............................................................................ ........................ ..................................................................... 615 

Estimated Number of Responses per 

Respondent: One. 

Estimated Total Annual Burden on 

Respondents: 2,082,905 hours. 

Dated: November 23, 2005. 

Eric J. Hentges, 

Executive Director, Center for Nutrition Policy 

and Promotion. 

[FR Doc. E5–6758 Filed 12–1–05; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 3410–30–P 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 

Office of the Secretary 

Members of Performance Review 

Boards 

AGENCY: Office of the Secretary, USDA. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: This notice announces the 

appointment of members of the 

Performance Review Boards (PRBs) for 

the U.S. Department of Agriculture 

(USDA). The USDA PRBs ensure 

meaningful distinctions in performance 

as they review Senior Executive Service 

(SES) performance appraisals and make 

recommendations to the Secretary of 

Agriculture regarding final performance 

ratings, performance awards, salary, and 

Presidential Rank Awards for SES 

members. 

DATES: Effective: December 2, 2005. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Barbara Holland, Office of Planning, 

Coordination and Executive Resources 

Staff, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 

1400 Independence Avenue, SW., 

Washington, DC 20250, (202) 720–2101. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

publication of PRB membership is 

required by Section 4314(c)(4) of Title 5, 

U.S.C. The following membership list 

represents a standing register, from 

which specific PRB’s will be 

constituted. 

Aldaya, George W. 

Allen, Lindsay H. 

Allen, Lynn 

Allen, Richard D. 

Alsop, James C. 

Anderson, Curtis M. 

Anderson, Byron E. 

Arnette, Donald E. 

Ashworth, Warren R. 

Bails, Constance T. 

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Bange, Gerald A. 

Barnes, Darlene L. 

Bartuska, Ann M. 

Bartz, Merlin E. 

Bass, Robert T. 

Basu, Arun C. 

Bech, Rebecca A. 

Betschart, Antoinette A. 

Bianchi, Ronald F. 

Blackburn, Wilbert H. 

Billet, Courtney R. 

Blum, J. Lawrence 

Bohman, Mary E. 

Bosecker, Raymond R. 

Bost, Eric M. 

Bosworth, Dale N. 

Boteler, Franklin E. 

Braasch, Sara J. 

Bradley, James 

Brady, Terence M. 

Braley, George A. 

Brennan, Deborah L. 

Brenner, Richard J. 

Brewer, John G. 

Brouha, Paul 

Brown, Charles S. 

Brown, J. Kevin 

Bryant, Arthur Ray 

Bschor, Dennis E. 

Bumbary-Langston, Inga P. 

Butler, James G. 

Butler, Larry D. 

Buxton, Dwayne R. 

Cables, Rick D. 

Carey, Priscilla B. 

Carlson, Merlyn E. 

Carpenter, Barry L. 

Carter, Clarence H. 

Chadwick, Kristine M. 

Chambliss, Mary T. 

Chandler, Laurence D. 

Cherry, John P. 

Christensen, Steven N. 

Christensen, Thomas W. 

Cielo, Angel B. 

Clark, Lawrence E. 

Clay, William H. 

Clayton, Kenneth C. 

Cleaves, David A. 

Clifford, John R. 

Coale, Dana Hamilton 

Cohen, Kenneth E. 

Cole, Darrell F. 

Coler, Katherine Anne 

Collins, Keith J. 

Collins, Sarah D. 

Collins, Wanda W. 

Conklin, Neilson C. 

Connaughton, Kent P. 

Connelly, Steven A. 

Conner, Charles F. 

Conway, Roger K. 

Conway, Thomas 

Cooksie, Carolyn B. 

Coombe, Richard I. 

Cooper, George E. 

Coppedge, James R. 

Cunningham, Gary L. 

Dantzler, Marshall L. 

Davidson Jr., Ross J. 

Davis, Russell T. 

Day, Lloyd C. 

Deberry, Drew A. 

Dehaven, William R. 

Derfler, Philip S. 

Diaz-Soltero, Hilda 

Dick, Jere L. 

Diez, Jose R. 

Dorr, Thomas C. 

Dubey, Anne M. 

Dunkle, Richard L. 

Earnest, Darryl W. 

Eav, Bov Bang 

Ebaugh, Mary L. 

Eggert, Paul R. 

Elias, Thomas S. 

Ellis, Karen L. 

Engeljohn, Daniel L. 

Epstein, Robert L. 

Estill, Elizabeth 

Evans, Marlane T. 

Farrish, Hubert O. 

Fiala, Patricia K. 

Fong, Phyllis K. 

Forsgren II, Harvey L. 

Frago, Douglas W. 

Frost, Alberta C. 

Gaibler, Floyd D. 

Garbarino, Joseph S. 

Gause, Kathleen M. 

Gelburd, Diane E. 

Gipsman, Jack 

Gipson, Chester A. 

Gleason, Jackie Jay 

Golden, Micheal L. 

Golden, John 

Gomez, Christopher A. 

Gonzalez, Gilbert 

Goodman, Linda D. 

Gordh, Gordon 

Grahn, David P. 

Granger, Larry M. 

Gray, David R. 

Green, Alan S. 

Gregoire, Michael C. 

Gugulis, Katherine C. 

Guldin, Richard W. 

Gutierrez, Gloria 

Haggstrom, Glenn D. 

Hagy III, William F. 

Hamer Jr., Hubert 

Hammond, Andrew C. 

Hanan, Tamara L. 

Hannah, Thomas E. 

Hanuschak, George A. 

Harbour Jr., Thomas C. 

Hawk, Gilbert R. 

Hawks, William 

Hazuda, Mark J. 

Healy, Patricia E. 

Hefferan, Colien J. 

Hentges, Eric J. 

Hewings, Adrianna D. 

Hicks, Ronald F. 

Hill, Richard E. 

Hill, Ronald W. 

Hinton-Henry, Annie S. 

Hobbie, Mary K. 

Hobbs, Alma C. 

Hoffeller, Thomas B. 

Hohenstein, William G. 

Holden, Ollice C. 

Holladay, Jon M. 

Holman, Pred Dwight 

Holtrop, Joel D. 

Hood, Rodney E. 

Hooper, Ronald E. 

House, James E. 

House, Carol C. 

Hudnall Jr., William J. 

Jackson, Ruthie F. 

Jackson, Vicki A. 

Jackson, Yvette S. 

Jacobson, Julie A. 

James, William O. 

Jen, Joseph 

Jennings, Allen L. 

Jett, Carole E. 

Johnsen, Peter B. 

Johnson, Allan R. 

Johnson, John A. 

Johnson, Elizabeth K. 

Johnson, Phyllis E. 

Jordan, Leonard 

Jordan, John P. 

Kaiser, Janette S. 

Kaplan, David T. 

Kaplan, Dennis L. 

Kappes, Steven M. 

Kashdan, Hank 

Keeney, Robert C. 

Kelly, James Michael 

Kimbell, Abigail R. 

King, Jesse L. 

King Jr., Edgar G. 

Knight, Bruce I. 

Knipling, Edward B. 

Koohmaraie, Mohammad 

Korcak, Ronald F. 

Kugler, Daniel E. 

Kuhn, Betsey A. 

Lambert, Charles D. 

Lancaster, Arlen L. 

Lange, Loren D. 

Lapoint, Tracy A. 

Lawrence, Douglas J. 

Leaman, Samuel R. 

Leland, Arlean 

Levings, Randall 

Lewis, David N. 

Lilja, Janice Grassmuck 

Linden, Ralph A. 

Lindsay, Jerome A. 

Little, James R. 

Lohfink, Cyrus G. 

Ludwig, William E. 

Lugo, Ariel E. 

Maczka, Carol A. 

Maloney, Kathryn P. 

Mangold, Robert D. 

Mann, Curt J. 

Manning, Gloria 

Maresch, Wayne M. 

Marlow, Ronald L. 

Martinez, Wilda H. 

Masters, Barbara J. 

Maupin, Gary T. 

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Mazie, Sara M. 

McCaskey, Patrick C. 

McClanahan, Melinda L. 

McPhail-Gray, Mary 

Mendoza Jr., Martin 

Messmore, Karen 

Mezainis, Valdis E. 

Miller, W. Kirk 

Millet, Thomas W. 

Milton Jr., William P. 

Moore, Dale W. 

Moore, Randy 

Moore, Terri M. 

Morgan, Andrea M. 

Morgan, Gary J. 

Morris, Craig A. 

Munno, Joanne L. 

Murrin, Suzanne M. 

Myers, Jaqueline 

Myers Jr., Charles L. 

Narang, Sudhir K. 

Nealon, John Patrick 

Neruda, Michael E. 

Newby, James 

Newman, Corbin L. 

Ng, Allen 

Niedermayer, Chris S. 

Norbury, Frederick L. 

O’Connor, Thomas J. 

Offutt, Susan E. 

Onstad, Charles A. 

Orr, David M. 

Otto, Ralph A. 

Palmisano, Anna 

Parham, Gregory L. 

Parker, Vernon B. 

Patton-Mallory, Marcia 

Payne, Larry R. 

Penn, J.B. 

Petersen, Kenneth E. 

Pierson, Merle D. 

Poling, Janet A. 

Prucha, John C. 

Puckett, William E. 

Purcell, Roberta D. 

Pyron, Christopher L. 

Quick, Bryce R. 

Quigley, Thomas M. 

Rains, Michael T. 

Raymond, Richard A. 

Reaves, Jimmy L. 

Reed, Craig A. 

Reifschneider, Donna L. 

Reilly, Joseph T. 

Rexroad Jr., Caird E. 

Rey, Mark E. 

Riemenschneider, Robert A. 

Riggins, Judith W. 

Risbrudt, Christopher D. 

Roberts, Richard K. 

Robinson, Barbara C. 

Romero, Annabelle 

Roth, Jane E. 

Roussopoulos, Peter J. 

Rouzer, David C. 

Rundle, Kathleen A. 

Salazar, Roberto 

Santiago, Perfecto R. 

Scarbrough, Frank 

Schaub, James D. 

Sedell, James R. 

Seiber, James N. 

Sexton, Thomas J. 

Shafer, Steven R. 

Shahin, Jessica H. 

Sharp, Audrey Diane 

Shea, Anthony Kevin 

Sheikh, Patricia R. 

Shelton, Stuart L. 

Shere, Jack A. 

Shipman, David R. 

Silverman, Steven C. 

Smith, Katherine R. 

Smith, Cynthia J. 

Smith, Gregory C. 

Smith Jr., William C. 

Snow, Wendy E. 

Sommers, Michael J. 

Spence, Joseph 

St. John, Judith B. 

Steele, W. Scott 

Stokes, E. Vaughn 

Stouder, Deanna J. 

Stuck, Karen D. 

Surina, John C. 

Swacina, Linda 

Swenson, Richard D. 

Taitano, Dennis J. 

Tanner, Steven N. 

Taylor Jr., Clifton J. 

Tenny, David P. 

Terpstra, A. Ellen 

Thiermann, Alejandro B. 

Thomas, Peter Jon 

Thomas, Irving W. 

Thomas, Peter Jon 

Thompson, Clyde 

Thompson, Robin L. 

Troyer, Jack G. 

True, Sadhna G. 

Underwood Jr., Marvin M. 

Vail, Kenneth H. 

Villano, David J. 

Vogel, Ronald J. 

Wachs, Lawrence 

Wallace, Charles L. 

Walsh, Thomas E. 

Walton, Thomas M. 

Waterfield, Joann 

Weingardt, Bernard 

White, John S. 

Whitmore, Charles 

Whung, Pai Yei 

Williams, Jerry E. 

Williams, John W. 

Witt, Timothy Blaine 

Wiyatt, Steven D. 

Woods, Mark R. 

Worthington, Ruth M. 

Yonts-Shepard, Susan E. 

York, Dana D. 

Yost, Michael W. 

Young, Michael Lee 

Young, Peter 

Young Jr., Robert W. 

Zimmerman, Anne J. 

Zorn, Frances E. 

Dated: November 4, 2005. 

Mike Johanns, 

Secretary. 

[FR Doc. 05–23565 Filed 12–1–05; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 3410–96–M 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 

Agricultural Marketing Service 

[Doc. No. TM–06–02] 

Notice of Program Continuation 

AGENCY: Agricultural Marketing Service, 

USDA. 

ACTION: Notice Inviting Proposals for 

fiscal year (FY) 2006 grant funds under 

the Federal-State Marketing 

Improvement Program. 

SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given for 

proposals for FY 2006 grant funds under 

the Federal-State Marketing 

Improvement Program (FSMIP). FSMIP 

anticipates that approximately $1.3 

million will be available for support of 

this program in FY 2006. States 

interested in obtaining funds under the 

program are invited to submit proposals. 

While only State Departments of 

Agriculture or other appropriate State 

Agencies are eligible to apply for funds, 

State Agencies are encouraged to 

involve industry groups, academia, and 

community-based organizations in the 

development of proposals and the 

conduct of projects. 

DATES: Funds will be allocated on the 

basis of one round of consideration. 

Proposals will be accepted through 

February 10, 2006. 

ADDRESSES: Proposals may be sent to: 

FSMIP, Transportation and Marketing 

Programs, Agricultural Marketing 

Service (AMS), U.S. Department of 

Agriculture, 1400 Independence 

Avenue, SW., Room 4009 South 

Building, Washington, DC 20250. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Janise Zygmont, FSMIP Staff Officer, 

(202) 720–8043. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: FSMIP is 

authorized under Section 204(b) of the 

Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 (7 

U.S.C. 1621 et seq.). FSMIP provides 

matching grants on a competitive basis 

to assist State Departments of 

Agriculture or other appropriate State 

agencies in conducting studies or 

developing innovative approaches 

related to the marketing of U.S. food and 

agricultural products. Other 

organizations interested in participating 

in this program should contact their 

State Department of Agriculture’s 

Marketing Division to discuss their 

proposal.