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Copyright


 basics
 Copyright laws aren't just
 for big business. They can
 protect you whether you're
 "publishing Aunt Sue's
 award-winning recipes or
 'creating your own Web site.
 Copyright protects "original
 works of authorship" includ-
 ing literary, dramatic and
 musical works such as nov-.
 :els, movies, songs and com-
 puter software.
 SFind out how to apply, the
 registration procedures,
 what forms to use and more
 with Copyright Basics from
 the Library of Congress. This
 booklet costs $1.
 For your copy, send your
 name, address and a check or
 money order for $1 to the
 'Federal Citizen Information
 Center, Dept. 314N, Pueblo,
 CO 81009.
 Or call toll-free 888-8
PUEBLO, that's. 888-878-
S3256, and ask for Item 314N.
Have your credit card handy.
SAnd visit
www.pueblo.gsa.gov to
,place your order on-line or to
Spread or .print out this and
hundreds of other FCIC pub-
lications for free.

GED information
 bulletin
 Taking.the GED. Tests can
Help you move to the next
level-college, technical train-
ing, or a better job. The high
school credential earned b\
passing the GED Tests is ac-
cepted by more than 95 per-
cent of U.S. employers, col-
leges, .and universities.
'Check out-the "GED Infor-
Smation Bulletin" from the
American Council on Edu-
cation and the Federal Citi-
zen Information Center for
tips on ,what the-tests in-
u and now ro prepare
for them.
 For your free copy, send
,,our name and -address to
:the Federal Citizen Informa-
.tion Center, Dept. 512 N,
'Pueblo, CO 81009.
\. V s i t
t http:/ /www.pueblo.gsa.go
/v/rc/.shortordergedhtm to
place your order on-line.
 Or call toll-free 888-8
iPUEBLO, that's 888-878-
S3256,. and ask for Item 512N.
 You can also read or print
;this and hundreds of other
:FCIC publications for free at
`http:/ /www.pueblo.gsa.go


 Stay safe when

 disaster strikes
'' Tornadoes, hurricanes,.
, floods-summer storms can
:,be powerful. Do you
{'know what to do if a
storm causes an electrical
*.emergency? Be prepared
*with the free brochure,
'Electrical Safety Precau-
*tions During Disasters,
:from the Consumer Prod-
* :uct Safety. Commission
,and the Electrical Safety
,Foundation International..
!Learn what to do if storms
cause flooded areas, wet
electrical equipment .or
'downed power lines.
' For your free copy, send
;your name and address to
'the Federal Citizen Infor-


2007 Florida Agricultural Hall
of Fame nominations open
 Candidate nominations are being accepted for the
2007 Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame; deadline Fri-
day, Sept. 1; Info/applications: 813-628-4551, write:
Chairman, Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame Founda-
tion, 4508 Oak Fair Boulevard, Suite 290,'Tampa, FL
33610 or www.flaghalloffane.com

Today
July 19
Regional Hay Field Day
 Suwannee County livestock owners and hay produc-
ers are invited to attend the ninth annual Regional Hay
Field Day from 8:30 a.m. until 3 p.m., Wednesday, July


19 at the University of Florida's North Florida Re-
search & Education Center-Suwannee Valley located
between Live Oak and White Springs. The program is
sponsored by local County Extension Offices in North-
east Florida as part of the Northeast Florida Beef &
SForage Group of Extension Agents. Continuing Educa-
tion Units (CEU's) and Certified Crop Advisor
(CCU's) available. Demonstrations of latest hay har-
vesting equipment in the afternoon. Registration fee of
$5 per person includes lunch and all program materials.
The deadline to register is Monday, July 17. Info/regis-
tration: 386-362-2771.

Today
July 19
Office hours with Congressman


Boyd's staff in Live Oak and
Branford
 A member of Congressman Allen Boyd's (D-North
 Florida) staff will be visiting Live Oak and Branford
 on the third Wednesday of every month so the people
 of Suwannee County have the opportunity to personal-
 ly discuss issues concerning them. Congressman
 Boyd's staff is trained to assist constituents with a vari-
 ety of issues relating to various federal agencies. It is
 important to Congressman Boyd that his staff is avail-
 able for those who are not able to travel to either his
 Panama City or Tallahassee offices. Office hours with
 Congressman Boyd's staff this month will be Wednes-
 day, July 19, from 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m., Live Oak
SCity Hall, Live Oak and from 1-2:30 p.m., Town Hall,
Council Chambers, Branford.


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