DECLARA TYON OF BRIAN DURRANCE
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`Dear Sir or Mam:
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`L Brian Dunance, being over the age of eighteen, hereby declare the following based on my
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`personal knowledge:
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`I was employed in the circulation department of University of Michigan Library System
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`("the University Library") from approximately 1983 until at least 1985. During this time
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`my responsibi lities and duties included: managing journal collections; working with
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`technical processing, bindc1y, and circulation departments; and intaking, organizing and
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`cataloging journals. During this time I also received on-the-job training in library science
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`and particularly the University Library procedures.
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`2. Through my employment with the Un iversity Library, I became aware of the University
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`Libra1y's hard copy cataloging system, call number system, and procedure for receiving
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`and entering materials into the catalog. Generally, after a journal was received in the
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`mai l, it was stamped, indexed in the Library's catalog, and shelved by the Library within
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`a week's time.
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`3. I have worked for ATC Services, a document search and delivety company, from the late
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`l 980's through the present day. l currently hold the title of General Manager for AfC
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`Services. Throughout my time working for AIC Services, including the time period of
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`the mid-to-late l 990's, I have frequently visited libraries, including the University
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`Library. to obtain reference materials.
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`4. Through work for ATC Services and my time obtaining reference materials from the
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`University Libraty, T kept cuJTent my knowledge and understanding of the University
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`Libra1y's hard copy cataloging system. I also became familiar with the University
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`Exhibit 1007.0001
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`Dear Sir or Mam:
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`L Brian Dunance, being over the age of eighteen, hereby declare the following based on my
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`personal knowledge:
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`/.
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`I was employed in the circulation department of University of Michigan Library System
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`("the University Library") from approximately 1983 until at least 1985. During this time
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`my responsibi lities and duties included: managing journal collections; working with
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`technical processing, bindc1y, and circulation departments; and intaking, organizing and
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`cataloging journals. During this time I also received on-the-job training in library science
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`and particularly the University Library procedures.
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`2. Through my employment with the Un iversity Library, I became aware of the University
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`Libra1y's hard copy cataloging system, call number system, and procedure for receiving
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`and entering materials into the catalog. Generally, after a journal was received in the
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`mai l, it was stamped, indexed in the Library's catalog, and shelved by the Library within
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`a week's time.
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`3. I have worked for ATC Services, a document search and delivety company, from the late
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`l 980's through the present day. l currently hold the title of General Manager for AfC
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`Services. Throughout my time working for AIC Services, including the time period of
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`the mid-to-late l 990's, I have frequently visited libraries, including the University
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`Library. to obtain reference materials.
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`4. Through work for ATC Services and my time obtaining reference materials from the
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`University Libraty, T kept cuJTent my knowledge and understanding of the University
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`Libra1y's hard copy cataloging system. I also became familiar with the University
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`Library's electronic cataloging system, including electronic searching options, call
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`number system, and procedure for receiving and entering materials into the catalog.
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`During my time working for ATC Services, I have observed that the University Library's
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`hard copy cataloging system and electronic cataloging system each permit a user to
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`conduct subject matter searches and are each accessible to the general public. I have also
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`frequently observed reference materials that were shelved shortly after the date of the
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`date stamp.
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`5. Attached as Exhibit I is a true and correct copy of excerpts of IEEE Transactions on
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`Antennas and Propagation, April 1998. Volume 46, Number 4, ISSN 00 I 8-926X ("the
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`April 1998 Publication") that I obtained from the University of Michigan Media Union
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`Library when I physically entered the University of Michigan Media Union Library,
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`found the call number for the April 1998 Publication, and retrieved a hard copy the same
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`from the University Library stacks. Exhibi t 1 includes the cover page and the table of
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`contents of the April 1998 Publication and an article from the April 1998 Publication
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`entitled, Study of Impedance and Radiation Properties of a Concentric Microstrip
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`Triangular-Ring A 11te1111a and Its Modeling Techniques Using FDTD Method, lti Saha
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`M isra and S.K. Chowdhmy ("Misra f'). Exhibit 1 is date-stamped April L6, I 998.
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`6. Attached as Exhibit 2 is a tme and correct copy of excerpts of Microwave and Optical
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`Technology Letters, February 5, 1996, Volume 11 I Number 2, ISSN 0895-2477 ("the
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`February 1996 .Publ ication") that I obtained from the Un i\'ersity of Michigan Engineering
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`Library when l physically entered the University of Michigan Engineering Library, found
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`the call number for the February 1996 Publication, and retrieved a hard copy the same
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`from the University Library stacks. Exhibit 2 includes the cover page and the table of
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`contents of the February 1996 Publication, date-stamped page 55 of the February 1996
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`Publication, and an a11iclc from the Febmary 1996 Publication entitled Experimental
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`Investigations on the Impedance and Radiation Properties ola Three-Element
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`Concentric Micros/rip Square-Ring Antenna, I. Saha Misra and S.K. Chowdhury ("Misra
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`/I"). Exhibit 2 is date-stamped January 26, 1996.
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`7. The publications attached as Exhibit 1 & 2 were searchable through the University
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`Library's hard copy catalog and on line catalog. To the best of my knowledge, and based
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`on the University Library's ordinary procedures, tbc publications attached as Exhibit l &
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`2 were available to patrons for viewing and making copies within a week's time after the
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`publications' respective date stamp.
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`8. To the best of my knowledge, and based on the University Library's ordinary procedures,
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`the publications attached as Exhibit I & 2 were each stored at the University Library in a
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`condition that creates no suspicion about their authenticity and in a place where they
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`would likely be, if authentic. For example, the publications attached as Exhibit I & 2
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`were each stored on shelves corresponding to their respective call numbers in a manner
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`consistent with other publications of the same type and age.
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`9.
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`I declare underpenalty of perjury of the laws of the United States (18 U.S.C. § 1001) that
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`II statem nts made herein arc trnc and correct.
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`Exhibit 1007.0003
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