30794 Federal Register / Vol. 75, No. 105 / Wednesday, June 2, 2010 / Notices 

Dated: May 26, 2010. 

Mitchell S. Bryman, 

Alternate OSD Federal Register Liaison 

Officer, Department of Defense. 

Proposed New Order for Electronic 

Filing of Pleadings 

Effective (date), all pleadings, except as 

noted below, may be filed on paper or 

electronically in accordance with the 

guidelines attached to this Order. Joint 

Appendices to Briefs, filed under Rule 24(f), 

Rules of Practice and Procedure, shall be 

filed in paper form only. Administrative 

matters, such as bar admission applications 

and attorney disciplinary proceedings, may 

not be filed electronically. Attorneys 

appearing before the Court are reminded that 

personal data identifiers must be redacted 

from documents filed electronically. See 

Guideline paragraph 3h. 

This Order supersedes the Order of the 

Court of July 15, 2009, concerning electronic 

filing of petition documents, and that Order 

is hereby rescinded effective (date). 

Guidelines for Electronic Filing of Pleadings 

1. Scope. 

The United States Court of Appeals for the 

Armed Forces adopts the following 

provisions to govern the electronic filing of 

pleadings: 

a. This Order applies to all pleadings filed 

electronically on or after (date). 

Alternatively, pleadings may be filed in a 

paper format; however, the same pleading 

may not be filed both electronically and on 

paper. 

b. Administrative matters, such as bar 

admission applications and attorney 

disciplinary proceedings, may not be filed 

electronically. 

c. If the supplement to the petition for 

grant of review is filed electronically, an 

appendix to the supplement (containing the 

decision of the Court of Criminal Appeals, 

matters submitted pursuant to United States 

v. Grostefon, 12 M.J. 431 (C.M.A. 1982), and 

other required matter) shall also be filed 

electronically unless it consists of more than 

50 pages. In such a case, the appendix may 

be submitted on paper and the supplement 

submitted electronically. In lieu of 

submitting an appendix in excess of 50 pages 

on paper, counsel may submit it in a CD or 

DVD format and note in the supplement that 

it is being filed in that format under separate 

cover. Record matters in the form of video 

media on CD–ROM or DVD may be submitted 

in a separate volume of the appendix that is 

filed in accordance with Rule 21(b). 

d. A petition for grant of review filed 

personally by an appellant shall be filed on 

paper, as provided under Rule 20(a). All 

subsequent documents related to the petition 

for grant of review filed by counsel in such 

a case may be filed on paper or 

electronically. 

e. The Joint Appendix to the brief will be 

filed in paper form only with the required 

number of paper copies rather than 

electronically. If the appellant or petitioner 

files the brief electronically, the Joint 

Appendix will be filed on the same day the 

brief is filed electronically. 

2. Electronic Filing Address. 

Counsel shall electronically file pleadings 

using an electronic mail message at the 

following e-mail address: 

efiling@armfor.uscourts.gov. For questions or 

help concerning the electronic filing of 

pleadings, counsel should contact the Clerk’s 

Office at (202) 761–1448. 

3. Procedure. 

a. The electronic filing of a pleading in 

compliance with these Guidelines shall 

constitute filing under the Rules of Practice 

and Procedure. The pleading will be deemed 

filed as of the date and time of the 

transmission of the electronic mail message. 

b. The electronic mail message shall 

contain the following in the subject block: (1) 

The name of the case; (2) the docket number 

if a docket number has been assigned; and (3) 

the words ‘‘electronic filing.’’ A description of 

the nature of the pleading will be included 

in the body of the electronic mail message. 

c. The pleading shall be attached to the 

electronic mail message in Portable 

Document Format (PDF), and, when printed, 

shall be in compliance with the Rules of 

Practice and Procedure of the Court. 

d. Counsel shall send an electronic copy of 

the message and all attachments to opposing 

counsel to accomplish service of the pleading 

under Rule 39. This may be accomplished by 

listing opposing counsel as a ‘‘cc’’ recipient of 

the electronic message. 

e. The brief attached to an electronic filing 

shall contain the conformed signature (‘‘/s/’’) 

or digital signature of the attorney of record. 

This will comply with the requirements of 

Rule 38. 

f. If a pleading is filed electronically in 

accordance with this Order, the party filing 

the pleading is not required to prepare and 

file printed copies of that pleading under 

Rules 37(a) and 37(b)(2). The Court will send 

a reply electronic message to the sender 

indicating receipt of the electronic filing. 

Electronic filers are advised that if they do 

not receive a reply electronic message by the 

following business day, they should 

immediately contact the Clerk’s Office. 

g. Classified material and material under 

seal will not be filed electronically. If such 

matters need to be filed, they will be 

submitted to the Court on paper as a 

supplemental filing to the document in 

which they would otherwise appear. In such 

cases, counsel will include in the text of the 

electronic mail message a notation that 

classified or sealed material is being 

separately submitted. The classified or sealed 

material will be appropriately packaged, 

marked and delivered, and will include a 

notation that it accompanies an electronic 

filing in the case. All classified material will 

be handled in accordance with Rule 12. 

h. Counsel will refrain from including and 

shall redact the following personal data 

identifiers from documents filed with the 

Court: 

• Social security numbers 

• Names of minors 

• Dates of birth 

• Financial account numbers 

• Home addresses. 

Comment: The proposed change will 

authorize all pleadings, except as noted 

in the Order, to be filed in an electronic 

format. Previously, only petition stage 

documents could be filed electronically. 

If a pleading is filed electronically, 

paper copies will not be filed. As an 

alternative, filing on paper will still be 

permitted in lieu of electronic filing. 

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 

Department of the Navy 

Notice of Intent To Grant Exclusive 

Patent License; AmberWave Systems 

Corporation 

AGENCY: Department of the Navy, DoD. 

ACTION: Notice; revision. 

SUMMARY: The Department of the Navy 

published a document in the Federal 

Register on August 6, 2009, announcing 

the intent to grant to AmberWave 

Systems Corporation, a revocable, 

nonassignable, exclusive license. The 

scope of the intent to license has been 

revised. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Rita 

Manak, Head, Technology Transfer 

Office, NRL Code 1004, 4555 Overlook 

Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 20375– 

5320, telephone 202–767–3083. Due to 

U.S. Postal delays, please fax 202–404– 

7920, e-mail: rita.manak@nrl.navy.mil 

or use courier delivery to expedite 

response. 

Need for Revision 

In the Federal Register of August 6, 

2009, in DOCID: fr06au09–45, make the 

following revision: 

1. In the first column, on page 39308, 

revise the SUMMARY caption to read as 

follows: 

‘‘SUMMARY: The Department of the Navy 

hereby gives notice of its intent to grant 

to AmberWave Systems Corporation, a 

revocable, nonassignable, exclusive 

license to practice in the field of use of 

substrates for laser diodes, light emitting 

diodes, radio frequency power 

amplifiers, radio frequency power 

transistor devices, and power devices 

and their use for the fabrication of laser 

diodes, light emitting laser diodes, light 

emitting diodes, radio frequency power 

amplifiers, power transistor devices, 

and power devices in the United States, 

the Government-owned inventions 

described in U.S. Patent No. 6,323,108: 

Fabrication of Ultra-Thin Bonded 

Semiconductor Layers, Navy Case No. 

78,980.//U.S. Patent No. 6,328,796: 

Single Crystal Material on Non-Single 

Crystalline Substrate, Navy Case No. 

78,978.//U.S. Patent No. 6,497,763: 

Electronic Device with Composite 


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Substrate, Navy Case No. 82,672.//U.S. 

Patent No. 6,593,212: Method for 

Making Electro-Optical Devices Using a 

Hydrogen Ion Splitting Technique, Navy 

Case No. 79,639.//U.S. Patent No. 

7,358,152: Wafer Bonding of Thinned 

Electronic Materials and Circuits to 

High Performance Substrate, Navy Case 

No. 84,023.//U.S. Patent No. 7,535,100: 

Wafer Bonding of Thinned Electronic 

Materials and Circuits to High 

Performance Substrates, Navy Case No. 

84,023 and any continuations, 

divisionals or re-issues thereof.’’ 

DATES: Anyone wishing to object to the 

grant of this license must file written 

objections along with supporting 

evidence, if any, not later than June 17, 

2010. 

Dated: May 27, 2010. 

L.R. Almand, 

Office of the Judge Advocate General, U.S. 

Navy, Federal Register Liaison Officer. 

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 

Office of Special Education and 

Rehabilitative Services; Overview 

Information; Technology and Media 

Services for Individuals With 

Disabilities—Television Access; Notice 

Inviting Applications for New Awards 

for Fiscal Year (FY) 2010 

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance 

(CFDA) Number: 84.327C. 

Dates: 

Applications Available: June 2, 2010. 

Deadline for Transmittal of 

Applications: July 19, 2010. 

Deadline for Intergovernmental 

Review: September 15, 2010. 

Full Text of Announcement 

I. Funding Opportunity Description 

Purpose of Program: The purposes of 

the Technology and Media Services for 

Individuals with Disabilities program 

are to: (1) Improve results for children 

with disabilities by promoting the 

development, demonstration, and use of 

technology; (2) support educational 

media services activities designed to be 

of educational value in the classroom 

setting to children with disabilities; and 

(3) provide support for captioning and 

video description that are appropriate 

for use in the classroom setting. 

Priority: In accordance with 34 CFR 

75.105(b)(2)(v), this priority is from 

allowable activities specified in the 

statute, or otherwise authorized in the 

statute (see sections 674(c) and 681(d) of 

the Individuals with Disabilities 

Education Act (IDEA)). 

Absolute Priority: For FY 2010 and 

any subsequent year in which we make 

awards from the list of unfunded 

applicants from this competition, this 

priority is an absolute priority. Under 34 

CFR 75.105(c)(3) we consider only 

applications that meet this priority. 

This priority is: 

Technology and Media Services for 

Individuals with Disabilities— 

Television Access 

Background 

The Federal Communications 

Commission (FCC) is responsible for 

implementing and monitoring 

compliance with the captioning 

requirements of the 

Telecommunications Act of 1996 (Act). 

Consistent with the Act, the FCC 

requires most television programs to be 

captioned, but provides for certain 

exemptions to this requirement. The 

FCC does not have similar requirements 

or exemptions in place for video 

description, which provides access to 

television programs for individuals with 

blindness or low vision. Therefore, only 

a limited number of television programs 

include video description. The 

following Web sites provide more 

information on captioning and video 

description: http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/ 

consumerfacts/closedcaption.html and 

http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/dro/videodescription.html. 

The Department has made awards for 

television access since 1995 in order to 

provide video description and 

captioning under the Technology and 

Media Services for Individuals with 

Disabilities program. The following Web 

site contains abstracts of previously 

funded projects: http:// 

publicddb.tadnet.org/. (Use the keyword 

search function with the term ‘‘video 

description.’’) Despite these efforts, not 

all television programs that are 

appropriate for use in the classroom 

setting for children with disabilities are 

being video described or captioned. 

Priority: The purpose of this absolute 

priority for Television Access is to fund 

cooperative agreements that will 

improve the learning opportunities for 

children with disabilities by providing 

access to television programming 

through video description and 

captioning. This project will support 

access—through video description and 

captioning—to widely available 

television programs that are appropriate 

for use in the classroom setting and are 

not otherwise required to be captioned 

by the FCC. 

To be considered for funding under 

this absolute priority, applicants must 

meet the application requirements 

contained in the priority. All projects 

funded under the absolute priority also 

must meet the programmatic and 

administrative requirements specified in 

the priority. 

Application Requirements. To meet 

the requirements of this priority, the 

applicant, at a minimum, must— 

(a) Include in the application, the 

criteria the applicant will use to select 

television programs of high educational 

value that are widely available and are 

appropriate for use in the classroom 

setting for children with disabilities at 

the preschool, elementary, or secondary 

level. The application must also discuss 

how, in selecting the programming to be 

video described, or video described and 

captioned, the applicant will take into 

account the preferences of educators, 

students with disabilities, and the 

parents of these students; 

(b) Identify, in the application, the 

extent to which the programming 

selected for video description or video 

description and captioning is widely 

available; 

(c) Identify, in the application, the 

total number of program hours proposed 

to be made accessible through video 

description, or video description and 

captioning under the project. 

(d) Specify, in the application, the 

cost per hour for video description and, 

if the applicant is proposing both video 

description and captioning, the cost per 

hour for video description and for 

captioning; 

(e) For each program to be video 

described or video described and 

captioned, identify, in the application, 

the source of any private or other public 

support, and the projected dollar 

amount of that support, if any; 

(f) Provide evidence, in the 

application, of the willingness of 

potential program providers or program 

owners, as appropriate, to permit and 

facilitate the video description or the 

video description and captioning of 

their programs; 

(g) Provide, in the application, 

assurances from potential program 

providers or program owners, as 

appropriate, stating that, after their 

programming is video described or 

video described and captioned, the 

program providers or program owners, 

as appropriate, will require that the 

programming made accessible under 

this project will continue to contain 

those video descriptions or video 

descriptions and captions; 

(h) Identify, in the application, the 

anticipated shelf-life and range of 

distribution of the programming that it 

proposes to video describe or video 

describe and caption under this project, 

without further costs to the project; 


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