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Hobart HS8-1 13" Manual Slicer 1/2 hp with Interlocks - Removable Knife
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- 13" removable CleanCut Knife; zero knife exposure for maximum safety
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- 12 1/2" manual carriage travel
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Width | 30 5/16 Inches |
Depth | 22 1/8 Inches |
Height | 25 1/2 Inches |
Maximum Product Width | 12 Inches |
Maximum Product Diameter | 7 1/2 Inches |
Hertz | 60 |
Phase | 1 |
Voltage | 120 Volts |
Blade Size | 13 Inches |
Horsepower | 1/2 |
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Operation Type | Manual |
Power Type | Electric |
Slice Thickness | 1 Inches |
Slicer Usage | Premium |
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Boasting plenty of innovative, redesigned features, Hobart's new HS8-1 13" manual slicer with interlocks ensures the superior performance and enhanced safety you expect, all while meeting the new NSF standards! This unit boasts a 13" CleanCut knife which is removable using the included tool, and is made from a wear-resistant stellite alloy that will stay sharper and last two to three times longer than carbon coated or stainless steel knives! And thanks to its 1/2 hp motor and ample product carriage with 12 1/2" manual travel, this unit can easily handle continuous slicing of meats and cheeses.
This slicer also boasts plenty of safety features, including a zero-exposure knife design and a no volt release system that requires the slicer be restarted if the power fails. Additionally, several innovative interlocks guarantee safer operation than comparable slicers. A new tilting, removable carriage system, removable meat grip arm, spring kickstand, and a removable ring guard cover also make this model easy to clean and put it in compliance with the new NSF standards! Please consult the Specification Sheet for additional details.
- Carriage handles foods up to 12" wide or 7 1/2" in diameter
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- NSF and ETL Listed; 120V, comes with a 6' cord and NEMA 5-15P plug.
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By V. Phani Kumar, MarketWatch , Colin Ng and Ga-Woon Philip Vahn
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Asian markets ended mostly higher Tuesday, with several commodity, shipbuilding and property shares rising as a strong finish on Wall Street buoyed investor sentiment.
South Korean shares closed at a record and Chinese stocks posted solid gains in the first trading session of 2011, but Australian shares were held back as insurers were hurt in the wake of devastating floods in Queensland state.
Bank of Japan Can't Relax Yet
The Japanese central bank may not need to shift policy or intervene with the dollar and yen remaining steady after the Federal Reserve's decision on quantitative easing. But this won't last, and more action is needed still.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average /quotes/zigman/5986735/realtime JP:NIK -2.59% was the best performer, rising 1.7%, with Inpex Corp. /quotes/zigman/396971/realtime JP:1605 -1.96% /quotes/zigman/396975/delayed/quotes/nls/ipxhf IPXHF +5.53% jumping 4% on the strength in crude-oil prices Monday.
South Korea's Kospi climbed 0.7% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng /quotes/zigman/2622475/realtime HK:HSI -1.65% Index added 1%, each stretching its winning run to a fifth trading day.
China's Shanghai Composite /quotes/zigman/1859015/realtime CN:SHCOMP -0.17% advanced 1.6%, for its fourth successive positive finish.
Shanghai stocks powered higher on the first trading day of the New Year. The market was "gaining support from other Asian markets' rise on Monday, (and) the continued strength in the resources sector, such as coal miners and metal firms, due to expectations of higher oil and metal prices," said Zhang Gang, an analyst at Zhongyuan Securities.
Coal miners and metals were leading gainers on mainland bourses, with Jizhong Energy Resources up 6.1% and Guizhou Panjiang Refined Coal /quotes/zigman/1867358/realtime CN:600395 +0.79% soaring 9.4%, while Yunnan Copper /quotes/zigman/1865413/realtime CN:000878 +1.29% added 4%.
Chinese property developers also jumped as investors snapped up shares at cheap valuations after they suffered heavy losses recently.
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The yuletide season is a time of year when thoughts turn quite naturally to Charles Dickens, whose "A Christmas Carol" created one of the most iconic Christmas characters of all time, Ebenezer Scrooge.
Dickens succeeded in creating such colorful characters in his many novels because he was, at base, a rather dramatic creature himself — a writer with a deep sense of theater.
Or so author Simon Callow reminds us in "Charles Dickens and the Great Theatre of the World," a new biography about Dickens that's just been issued in paperback.
Callow, a lively writer, is best known as a British actor, perhaps most famously for his role as a larger-than-life rogue in "Four Weddings and a Funeral."
Callow, who has more than a passing resemblance to Dickens and has played the writer on stage, focuses on Dickens' own gifts as a performer in his biography. Dickens excelled in public readings of his famous stories, and he seemed to write in a way that anticipated the movies and television.
Maybe that's why Dickens, who died in 1870, still seems so modern to us. He'll no doubt continue to seem that way for countless Christmases to come.
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Heading into the second half, New York (1-4) trailed Glendale by only four points, but the fourth quarter saw the Raptors pull away for a 43-18 victory and improve to 4-1 in the Women's Premier League.
The win secured the Raptors' berth to the top tier of WPL playoffs, joining fellow Red Conference semifinalist Berkeley. Both teams are 4-1; however, the All Blues failed to receive a bonus point in Saturday's 17-7 win over San Diego and trail by a point in the standings. Glendale's bonus point didn't evolve until midway through the second half, as both sides were stymied by missed connections and turnovers. Play was pretty even for the majority of the match, although New York was able to send Glendale's scrum in retreat, and the Raptors' backs pierced New York's defensive line with more regularity. "Right now that's not what our strength is," Glendale coach Mark Bullock said, pleasantly surprised with his backs' performance. "Right now it's in our forwards. Although we weren't as physical as New York, our forwards have the confidence to pass and catch and tackle, and that's the kind of style we want to play. Our back play – that's the big area that we're developing, so today we played pretty well there." At the core of the attack was flyhalf Hannah Stolba. "Stolba really controlled what we were trying to do in the backs," Bullock said. "She kicked appropriately when needed, moved the ball into people's hands and had a couple of nice breaks [and tries] herself. She's been playing pretty well and growing into the way we want to play as a team." Kitt Wagner led the forward strike. She starts the game at hooker then moves to loose forward when substitutions are made. She has a great presence around the field and is the consummate hard worker. It's easy to focus on Stolba and Wagner – both are 15s Eagles and big performances are expected out of these players. Although Glendale has experienced unprecedented success in the last couple of years, they haven't handed over their team to their incoming notables. For instance, replacement hooker Carol Fabrizio and flanker Nina Safane currently captain the squad. "The major area where we've really come along is our ability to play together as a team of 15 – or 23 really, since we ask our subs to come in and make an impact," Bullock said. "We're beginning to understand that the game revolves around all of the players – not just one or two national team players. We're only as good as our weakest player." New York was missing some key players. Lock Rosie Meisner, who was slotted for the Eagle tour to Europe, was still sidelined; the potent halfback duo of Blair Station and Mary McCarthy was absent; and Eagle Rebecca Brafman returned to the backline from prop. Even with all the movement, New York was able to come back from a 17-3 deficit to close to 24-18 in the second half. But the constant pummeling up front finally snapped New York, and the influx of Glendale's bench helped turn the tide. "We had some fresh legs come in, and the pack said they could feel the difference in the scrum," Bullock said. "But we also began to consolidate the breakdowns, which allowed the ball to come out quicker and created more opportunities to attack with the weapons we have." Glendale looked good, but they weren't polished. They have one more league game against Berkeley in California to sort out the kinks before playoffs. "We've improved considerably since then," Glendale coach Mark Bullock reflected on his team's first week in the WPL. "We're a work in progress but we're moving in the right direction in terms of our development as a team and how we play the game. We're getting a little more confident."


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I'm not a super-picky fan of the Detroit Red Wings. A victory is a victory, and points are points. That doesn't mean there aren't a few things I'd really like to see happen tonight against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
For starters, I want to see another Jordin Tootoo fight. I don't like to make guarantees or predictions that I can't keep, so I guarantee you that he ends up fighting Jared Boll or Derek Dorsett.
He's scrapped with them both before, and the Wings always seem energized after he throws the gloves.
I'd also really like to see him out on the ice more. Tootoo seems to make a little something happen every single time he is out on the ice, and he deserves more than seven or eight minutes of ice time.
Unless, of course, Babcock is satisfied utilizing Dan Cleary for 16 minutes a game like usual. Last night I realized I hadn't heard Cleary's name a single time since the beginning of the season. He has literally done nothing with his ice time.
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Get Tootoo out there, and maybe even line him up with Abdelkader... of course, that would then give Detroit a physical presence-type line, and we just can't have that. Hockey Gods forbid Detroit have a physical presence type line.
Grind Line rest in peace. Moving on...
I can't think of any reason besides draft position that Kindl should be out there instead of Brian Lashoff. It feels nitpicky to harp on a "depth defender" spot, but Detroit's blueline hasn't exactly been rock solid so far.
Lashoff was steady and Kindl kind of drives me bonkers. And that has nothing to do with the guys that the Wings passed on to select him....... OK, so I am a bit of a grudge holder, but Lashoff has just been better. Give the kid a look because Kindl just isn't getting it done.
Columbus has one of the lamest power plays in the NHL, and if the Wings give up 3 power play goals I'm going to leap off of a metaphoric bridge. Their PK is sitting at 71% right now, and I don't need to tell you how awful that is.
At the very least, stay out of the penalty box. I feel like Detroit has spent maybe six minutes playing five-on-five hockey through their collective first periods. It's impossible to get a good start when you start the parade to the box within ten seconds of puck drop.
How tired is Jim Howard at this point? We'll find out tonight since he is apparently getting the start.
That's all for now. Enjoy the Game. Go Wings.


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With their first arc as collaborators, "Batman: The Dark Knight" team of Gregg Hurwitz and Ethan Van Sciver plan on a "Timothy Leary Meets Charles Manson" version of Mad Hatter and twisted fun with Catwoman.
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Fresh off his "Green Lantern Annual" return to interior work, artist Ethan Van Sciver will join the gritty "Batman: The Dark Knight" series starting in January with a Mad Hatter-focused arc and a renewed passion for making monthly comics.
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THE OWL SIGNAL: Winick Juggles "Catwoman," "Dark Knight" & "Batwing" in "Night of the Owls"
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THE BAT SIGNAL: Jenkins Follows The White Rabbit In "Dark Knight"
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Single Board Computer (SBC) is the most cost-effective answer for systems that require limited I/O and are not likely to be significantly modified or expanded in the future. Unlike most other form factors, SBCs do not use any type of backplane. The single unified board is simply bolted to the mounting surface and I/O connections are made directly to the board. While SBCs are not as expandable as bus-based systems, they offer excellent performance per dollar. Most SBCs can be customized to some degree with plug-in expansion modules.
SBCs come in a variety of sizes and expansion options. Utilizing an SBC with a standardized layout allows sourcing from multiple vendors. The EBX standard specifies physical factors such as the board size (5.75 x 8 in.), the location and orientation of the PC/104-Plus expansion site (if present), and the placement of the mounting holes.
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For seriously space-constrained applications, PC/104 modules are the way to go. An entire system can consist of a single 3.6 x 3.8 in. CPU with on-board video and I/O. To get Ethernet, sound, or analog and digital I/O, simply add another board to the stack. Unlike most other bus standards, PC/104 is expandable, but does not use a motherboard or backplane. The pin and socket stacking design makes each module part of the bus. New PC/104-Plus modules are identical in size and backward compatible with standard PC/104 modules, but use an additional high-speed PCI connection to transfer data. The 32-bit interface with a 132 MB/sec transfer rate is ideal for high-speed requirements such as 100BaseT Ethernet or high-speed video or frame grabbers.
Industrial strength architecture and compact 4.5 x 6.5 in. size make STD bus an ideal solution for real-time control and data acquisition applications. STD 32 Bus (32-bit) maintains backward compatibility with its 8-bit predecessor. Both support nonmultiplexed transfers across the backplane for exceptional performance.
Although a card cage is required to interconnect STD Bus boards, very compact systems can be built using available 3 and 4 slot cages. On the other extreme, the same STD cards can be used in 12 to 24 slot cages for systems that require large amounts of I/O and/or multiple processor power. The advantages of the STD Bus are a unique combination of size, expandability, ruggedness, and fast mean time to repair.
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Jason M. Zwick pleaded no contest Tuesday morning to one count of raping a boy younger than 13 years old just minutes before his trial was to begin in Miami County Common Pleas Court.
Wearing a dark suit, Zwick said only "no contest" when asked for his plea by Judge Christopher Gee.
Zwick, 30, of Beavercreek, was found guilty by Gee and sentenced to 10 years to life, ordered to pay a $20,000 fine and is to be classified as a Tier III sex offender.
Miami County First Assistant Prosecutor Anthony Kendell said the no contest plea likely was made so that Zwick and attorney Joe Stadnicar can immediately appeal the decision. Stadnicar was not immediately available to comment and did not return multiple messages seeking comment.
"I'm pleased that we got the life sentence, the maximum sentence from our perspective," Kendell said. "This is a guy that's out shopping for minors to have sex with. We're talking 8-, 9-, 10-years-old."
Kendell said the agreement to a plea on one count was appropriate because the three counts of felony rape would have been combined into one for purposes of sentencing because it stemmed from one incident.
"I think it's a just result," Kendell said. "Based upon our research that we did, it was our conclusion that the three charges would merge and that the maximum sentence would be 10 years to life regardless. So we feel like we didn't give anything away here."
Kendell said a no contest plea — first discussed by attorneys Monday night — means Zwick admits to the facts in the indictment but that result allows for an appeal, whereas a guilty plea does not.
The child victim did not have to testify and would not be asked to testify during any appeals process.
As for the case that also involved the boy's adoptive father — 40-year-old Kenneth H. Brandt, who pleaded guilty to six counts of rape and likely will spend the rest of his life in jail — Kendell said this one stands out: "I've been doing this for … 20 years this year and this is the most despicable thing that I've ever had to deal with and I've had to deal with a lot of ugly cases."
A Troy police report about the incidents describe an interview the boy gave to police in which he referred to anatomically correct photos of nude males and described who did what between himself and Zwick.
Zwick was accused of three counts of rape against the child after Zwick allegedly answered Brandt's Craigslist ad for taboo sex. The indictment estimates the activity took place between Jan. 1, 2012 and Feb. 24, 2012. The case was brought forward after an Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force investigation resulted in charges against Brandt, Zwick and Dayton's Patrick Rieder.
Brandt's Montgomery County case with seven rape-related charges also ended in a plea agreement. His sentencing is set for Feb. 26. Rieder faces four counts of rape of a child younger than 13 and 75 more counts mostly involving illegal use of and pandering obscenity involving a minor. Rieder's trial is scheduled for Feb. 19.
After Tuesday's plea, Judge Gee gathered prospective jurors in the courtroom to inform them there would be no trial.
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What did Google tell you?
Honestly both those questions are answered there.Please do not ask for code as refusal often offends.
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Thread moved. Please don't post beginner questions in the Advanced Java section.
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The 0 is the exit code. There is a long history of exit codes and what they mean, generally, 0 is a normal (everything went fine) code, and anything else is an error code (usually 1).
Math.random uses an instance of Random to do what it does - but using java.util.Random directly gives you access to a lot more functionality.
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In Lynwood, one of Southern California's poorest cities, a Los Angeles Times investigation recently uncovered graft so rampant that one wonders how it could have gone unnoticed for so long.
A laundry list of misdeeds is detailed by Times reporter Richard Marosi: "A majority of the City Council enjoy six-figure incomes, lavish foreign travel, and the generous use of city credit cards for meals and entertainment," he wrote, "including steakhouse dinners, a New York musical and a dance show in Rio de Janiero."
All that in a city where residents earn an average of $9,500 per year, face a $1.3 million budget gap, and pay City Council members an official salary of $9,600 annually.
With one City Councilman charging taxpayers for a trip to a Ghana beach resort in 1999, another spending $1,300 to attend his college fraternity reunion, and a third collecting $110,000 in salary in 2001, why wasn't anything
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"Lynwood's generous pay has evolved through a combination of voter apathy, scant media scrutiny and limited access to City Hall records," Marosi writes in his 1,700-word expose.
In fact, much of the graft exposed by the Times was uncovered in public documents, and closer scrutiny by residents or the press surely would have moderated the behavior of elected officials years earlier.
More than a million dollars later—money that could've been spent on police officers, fire fighters, or other services—the people of Lynwood have learned the hard way what happens when voters, and the press outlets that
they rely on, don't pay proper attention to local government.
Like many communities in Southern California, the Los Angeles Times is the only major paper to cover Lynwood. The Long Beach Press Telegram, which sometimes covers major events in Lynwood, doesn't even assign a reporter to the city, though it's only 13 miles
from Long Beach.
The Times can't claim to do much more. In a phone interview, Marosi said he covers more than 10 cities in an area of Los Angeles County where political corruption is common. "Right now most of these politicians are behaving because they saw what happened with the recall in Southgate," he said. "But we'd never been in Lynwood reporting from City Hall before, and I didn't have the time to look into there until I did the investigation."
The Times' size and regional focus, and the sheer number of municipalities in its coverage area, probably makes it impossible for the newspaper to effectively monitor every city where it is the paper of record. But in areas of Southern California where mid-sized local papers compete with the Times, readers get far better local coverage, often with a reporter assigned to cover a
single city hall.
That's the case at the newspaper where I work, a 70,000-circulation daily that covers a dozen cities in the Inland Empire. A reporter is assigned to each city, regularly
attends City Council meetings, maintains a database of campaign contributions, and regularly reviews municipal expenditures.
So it goes with the Press Enterprise in Riverside County, the Los Angeles Daily News in the San Fernando Valley, and the Orange County Register in much of Orange County. Talk to reporters on a city beat at any of those papers, and they will tell you two things—no amount of scrutiny can eliminate political corruption completely and, given the amount of corruption that occurs with press outlets watching, extreme graft is not surprising when no one is watching.
Of course, reporters conduct interviews and cultivate sources within city governments in order to uncover corruption. But many other tools used by reporters are readily accessible to the public. For example, municipalities must provide copies of most documents to residents upon request, and elected officials must disclose campaign contributions and financial interests.
Many times graft can be uncovered with minimal effort—if only anyone cares enough to look.
"Lawmakers in California have attempted to craft open meeting and public records laws so that government is an open process," according to Richard McKee of the California First Amendment Coalition.
McKee, who often threatens cities with court challenges when misdeeds persist, said newspaper coverage often prompts the involvement of his organization.
That wasn't the case, however, in Lynwood.
Before the Times launched its investigation, resident Miguel Figueroa spent two years pursuing a lawsuit to force the city to turn over credit card records and council earnings information.
"When he finally got them he turned over the credit card records to me," Marosi said. "That's when I launched my investigation."
Without gadflies like Figueroa, reporters at major newspapers like the Times might never investigate a city like Lynwood.
So should residents take a day off work, file a records request at city hall, spend a weekend pouring over the paperwork, then tune in to the council meeting after work Wednesday night to see if the mayor recuses himself on
the fifth item?
A more realistic solution is increased patronage of local newspapers.
Whether citizens lean on the Times to assign more reporters to local beats, increase subscriptions at local newspapers, or create a demand for new newspapers to begin publication, more press scrutiny fueled by reader demand is the most cost-effective means of preventing government corruption.
There's no more practical way to learn that the city council bought second-hand fire hoses from the mayor's college buddy, or which day the planning commission will
determine whether or not your neighbor can sell sex toys out of his garage.
Unlike most citizens, reporters have the advantage of knowing public records laws as well as city officials. And even mid-sized newspapers often retain an attorney to challenge municipalities who will not comply.
Moreover, in a rare case like Figueroa's (few citizens pursue legal action against city officials on their own), the Times had the resources to take a couple of public records and launch a full investigation into City Hall. And the publication of its findings, in a front page article on September 15, served as a far more influential wake up call to voters than Figueroa could have mustered on his own.
Local coverage aside, the advantages of newspapers like the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and the Wall Street Journal are clear. The writing, editing, and layout are first class. Staff writers around the world often provide top-notch national and international coverage. Op-ed contributors are world figures, the columnists are at the top of their field, and the extra sections (arts, science, technology, etc.) . . . well, they exist.
And sure, it may be boring to read about the councilman who siphoned $500 a year from city coffers.
Yet, if no one pays to read about such things, no one will bother to cover them at all. Soon, an emboldened councilman will steal hundreds of thousands of dollars and by the time he is caught the city will be forced to lay
off three firefighters and two librarians to cover the cost.
Clearly, citizens can't afford a local government—the government that affects them most directly and is influenced by them most easily—that squanders their tax dollars on graft.
Civic responsibility demands a better-informed electorate, lest we accept local governments that are doomed to corruption and failure while no one watches to prevent
such things.
Fortunately, local newspapers are inexpensive, efficient, and willing little watchdogs—as long as anyone cares to support them.
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ACTION: Scheduling of the final phase of an antidumping investigation. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Commission hereby gives notice of the scheduling of the final phase of antidumping investigation No. 731-TA-1023 (Final) under section 735(b) of the Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. 1673d(b)) (the Act) to determine whether an industry in the United States is materially injured or threatened with material injury, or the establishment of an industry in the United States is materially retarded, by reason of less-than-fair-value imports from Japan of certain ceramic station post insulators.\1\ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- \1\ For purposes of this investigation, the Department of Commerce has defined the subject merchandise as ``station post insulators manufactured of porcelain, of standard strength, high strength, or extra-high strength, solid core or cavity core, single unit or stacked unit, assembled or unassembled, and with or without hardware attached, rated at 115 kilovolts (kV) voltage class and above (550 kilovolt Basic Impulse Insulation Level (BIL) and above), including, but not limited to, those manufactured to meet the following American National Standards Institute, Inc. (ANSI) standard class specifications: T.R.-286, T.R.-287, T.R.-288, T.R.- 289, T.R.-291, T.R.-295, T.R.-304, T.R.-308, T.R.-312, T.R.-316, T.R.-362 and T.R.-391. Subject merchandise is classifiable under subheading 8546.20.00 (statistical reporting number 8546.20.0060) of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- For further information concerning the conduct of this phase of the investigation, hearing procedures, and rules of general application, consult the Commission's Rules of Practice and Procedure, part 201, subparts A through E (19 CFR part 201), and part 207, subparts A and C (19 CFR part 207). EFFECTIVE DATE: June 16, 2003. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: John Cutchin (202-205-3396), Office of Investigations, U.S. International Trade Commission, 500 E Street SW, Washington, DC 20436. Hearing-impaired persons can obtain information on this matter by contacting the Commission's TDD terminal on 202-205- 1810. Persons with mobility impairments who will need special assistance in gaining access to the Commission should contact the Office of the Secretary at 202-205-2000. General information concerning the Commission may also be obtained by accessing its internet server (http://www.usitc.gov). The public record for this investigation may be viewed on the Commission's electronic docket (EDIS) at http://edis.usitc.gov . SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Background.--The final phase of this investigation is being scheduled as a result of an affirmative preliminary determination by the Department of Commerce that imports of certain [[Page 43163]] ceramic station post insulators from Japan are being sold in the United States at less than fair value within the meaning of section 733 of the Act (19 U.S.C. 1673b). The investigation was requested in a petition filed on December 31, 2002, by Lapp Insulator Company LLC, Le Roy, NY; Newell Porcelain Co., Inc., Newell, WV; Victor Insulators, Inc., Victor, NY; and the IUE-CWA, AFL-CIO, Washington, DC. Participation in the investigation and public service list.-- Persons, including industrial users of the subject merchandise and, if the merchandise is sold at the retail level, representative consumer organizations, wishing to participate in the final phase of this investigation as parties must file an entry of appearance with the Secretary to the Commission, as provided in section 201.11 of the Commission's rules, no later than 21 days prior to the hearing date specified in this notice. A party that filed a notice of appearance during the preliminary phase of the investigation need not file an additional notice of appearance during this final phase. 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