effectiveness of information security controls over information resources that support Federal operations and assets” {§3551(1)}. It would establish the Office for Cyberspace within the Executive Office of the President headed by a Director that would be appointed by the President with the consent of the Senate. The Director would serve as a member of the National Security Council. The bill would also require the President to appoint a Federal Chief Technology Officer (Federal CTO) in a separate Office of the Federal Chief Technology Officer within the Executive Office.

Within the Office for Cyberspace the legislation would also create the Federal Cybersecurity Practice Board. The Board would be chaired by the Director and would include representatives of various Federal agencies including OMB, DOD and the Federal law enforcement community. Thisthe benefit of counsel's views.  The motion is denied.

1.  The Claim in Suit

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The instant patent contains only one claim, which reads as follows:


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'An aluminum shingle of rectangular shape, said shingle comprising a substantially flat sheet of metal of uniform thickness and the body of which lies substantially in the same plane, corrugations in said shingle spaced laterally of the shingle, said corrugations forming ridges on the inner face of the shingle, the lateral edges of the shingle being reversely turned on opposite faces of said shingle providing curved outer edge portions for interlocking the shingle with laterally adjacent shingles, the top and bottom edge portions of the shingle being reversely turned on opposite faces thereof, each of said top and bottom turned edge portions comprising