Creating an org chart for the US Federal Government

The goal of this hack day project is to elaborate the org chart for the US federal government that is found at http://labs.dataunbound.com/doc/2009/06/govt.treeview.v0.1.html   More details to be available at http://blog.dataunbound.com/2009/07/07/my-project-idea-for-the-freebase-hack-day/
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