Okay, I'm totally skipping 800+ posts to avail myself of the legal librarian hivemind. I'm trying to find the place in the law/regulations/whatever (Federal Register, perhaps?) that states the process/procedures for providing notice of changes to the CFR. Google and other legal sources are failing me but I know it's there.
Natter 60: Gone In 60 Seconds
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Don't make me hop on a plane and fly out there to kick your ass, missy!
Only if you ask real pretty.
I think the most gorgeous landscape I've ever seen on film is the desert and countryside of Israel in Jesus Christ Superstar. Just stunning mountain ranges and bare expanses.
(BTW, you know that final shot in the film, of the sun setting behind the cross on the hilltop, with the ghostly image of a shepherd guiding his flock in the foreground? The cameraman had no clue the shepherd was there--he was just getting the shot of the cross and sun. It wasn't noticed until they were viewing the dailies and saw the man and sheep walking through the shot. The second AD apologized for not seeing him, but Jewison said it was perfect.)
Stephanie, the Federal Register is where changes to the CFR are posted. Is there something in particular you're looking for? (We have the FR available in our database here at work.)
Don't make me hop on a plane and fly out there to kick your ass, missy!
Only if you ask real pretty.
Hey there, Sweetness. You want me to hop on a plane, fly out to see you, and maybe... *you know*.... kick your ass?
Are you thinking of the Administrative Procedures Act, Stephanie?
I think I am thinking of the APA. Basically, a federal agency has changed the way they are administering an examination. I think those changes need to be published in the FR (notice provided) but I need a source for that thought. (Since "my brain" or "what I learned in school" doesn't really hold up, you know?)
Er, didn't you grow up in Alaska and then spend several years living in Minnesota?
1) Yup! But! I don't live in either of those places now, and I avoided moving anywhere that has an appreciably cold winter. (Which is not to say I won't again *koffTorontokoff*, but the break has been nice.)
2) It's not the weather so much, it's the lack of sun. I'll take a week of 40 below and sunny vs. 40 above and gloomy. (I'd prefer a week of 70 above and sunny, but then it wouldn't be winter, would it?)
Summer here is often quite brutal with high temperatures and ridiculous amounts of humidity.
remembers MN summers, shudders
I like spending time in the wild, and it replenishes my soul when I am there, but I need to live in a city.
Me, too. (Which is another reason I like SF - wilderness is right over the bridge!)
The cameraman had no clue the shepherd was there--he was just getting the shot of the cross and sun. It wasn't noticed until they were viewing the dailies and saw the man and sheep walking through the shot. The second AD apologized for not seeing him, but Jewison said it was perfect.
A happy accident of art! I love that stuff.
Thanks Sophia.
Hmmm.
Okay, I'm totally skipping 800+ posts to avail myself of the legal librarian hivemind. I'm trying to find the place in the law/regulations/whatever (Federal Register, perhaps?) that states the process/procedures for providing notice of changes to the CFR. Google and other legal sources are failing me but I know it's there.
I think Sparky is right, Stephanie, unless you mean the place the changes are actually listed, which is the List of Sections Affected.