BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
Comments on NuMI Review of Design Specs.
		for Primary Beamline Instrumentation

			July 26, 2001

		from 	Rick Ford
			----------------


Overview: I think Sam and Peter have done a good job of trying to utilize
	existing equipment as much as possible. As has been mentioned by others,
	needs to be significant more thought put into trying to understand
	extraordinary needs of the beamline and experiment. In order for 
	them to deal with these issues appropriately they are going to need
	to interact with the support groups. Unfortunately, it is very
	difficult to find that help right now. If, as one reviewer put it,
	Run II and Miniboone have priority over NuMI, then they will even be
	worse off than Miniboone. Miniboone is currently attempting to utilize
	electronics engineers outside of the Beams Division on two important 
	projects that would normally be done by RF&I engineers. Nobody in RF&I
	or Miniboone is happy about this situation because RF&I will have to
	commission and maintain equipment they did not design. So for NuMI to
	really make any progress on their extraordinary instrumentation needs,
	they are going to need more help.

  
Items:
	1. A non-trivial effort will be required to design a BLM system which
	is foolproof to use for groundwater protection. Not only must the long
	BLM system have a heartbeat, but you must able to show that it is
	working all along the length of the monitor.

	2. The long BLMs or Total Loss Monitors (TLMs) as we use to call them
	should be used for the entire length of the beamline on a separate
	system from the standard BLMs in case some part of the control system
	goes down. One percent of the beam continuously lost would not be
	noticed by a toroid or eberm but could create a no-man's land in the
	beamline. This is also a concern for Miniboone.

	3. All of the concerns about the autotune program will likely be
	resolved well in advance of NuMI operation. Autotune is a non-
	trivial project that will be of great concern to Miniboone.

	4. I hope that someone actually calculated the wire heating and shock
	on the multiwires where the beam is small.

	5. How many pulses does it take to burn a hole in something? Even
	though NuMI claims they don't need an eberm system, they will need
	something similar. Lucky for them, Miniboone's design should be
	almost plug and play for NuMI.

	6. NuMI should investigate whether they need an Rf monitor like a
	resistive wall monitor. It may be used for gating events in the near
	detector and/or as a beam present detector to tell the toroids when to
	be active.

	7. A plot showing beam size, with dispersion versus aperture size would
	be useful for determining locations of instrumentation and other things.

	8. A better understanding of the Rf gymnastics required for bunch
	rotation between NuMI and PBar production. Considering the dispersion
	requirements, this must be monitored and automated.
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HISTORY OF SETTLEMENTS AND TRADE
K from whom they exped the moft dreadful punifh-
ments. A fpecies of food, new to them, and dif-
agreeable in itfelf, difgufts them in their paffage. At
their arrival in the iflands, the provifions that are di-
ftributed to them, are neither good in quality, no*
fufficient to fupport them. The caffava, which is
particularly allotted to them, is very dangerous in
itfelf. The animals who eat of it are rapidly de-
ftroyed, though, by a contradidion which is often
found in nature, they are very fond of it. If this
root doth not produce fuch fatal effeds among man-
kind, it is becaufe they do not make ufe of it till
all its poifon hath been extraded by preparation.
But with what negligence muft not thefe prepara-
tions be  made, when flaves only are the objed of
them?                             .                                   .
Art hath for a long time been employed in en-
deavouring to find out fome remedy againft this dif-
order in the ftomach. It has been found, after fe-
veral experiments, that nothing was more falutary
than to give the blacks who were attacked with it
three ounces of the juice of a fpecies of colocynth,
with almoft a fimilar dofe of a kind of orade, known
in the iflands by the name oi7 jargon. This drink is
preceded by a purgative, which confifts of half a
drachm of gumbooge diluted in milk, or in honey-
wafer
The yaws, which is the fcond diforder peculiar
to Negroes, and which accompanies them from Africa
to America, is contraded in the birth, or by commu-
nication between the foxes. No ge is free from it ;
but it more particularly attacks at the periods of in-
fancy and youth. Old people have feldom ftrength
fufficient to fupport the long and violent treatment
which it requires.                       .   .; -      .
There are faid to be four fpecies of yaws. I at
yaws with pullules, large and fmall, as in the fmall-
pox ; that which refembles lentils ; and laftly the red
yaws, which is the moft dangerous of all.
The yaws attack every part of the body, but more
Debra J. Rahn
Headquarters, Washington, D.C.                                                 
March 23, 1994
(Phone:  202/358-1639)

RELEASE:  94-51
 
NASA AND BRAZIL SIGN SOUNDING ROCKET CAMPAIGN AGREEMENT

   NASA and the Commission for Space Activities of the Federative 
Republic of Brazil (COBAE) have signed a memorandum of 
understanding to conduct a sounding rocket campaign in Brazil from 
July through October 1994.  The agreement was signed by Daniel S. 
Goldin, NASA Administrator, and by Admiral Arnaldo Leite Pereira, 
President of COBAE.

   The sounding rocket campaign will investigate the 
electrodynamics and irregularities in the ionosphere and 
mesosphere along the Earth's magnetic equator and will study their 
relationship with the neutral atmosphere and winds.  The sounding 
rocket experiments primarily will measure electric fields, 
currents, densities, neutral winds and ionospheric instabilities.

   The campaign involves the launch of 33 NASA rockets.  Over 50 
U.S. and Brazilian scientists will participate, supported by teams 
of approximately 300 engineers, technicians and support staff.

   The launches will take place at the new Brazilian Launch Range, 
known as the Centro de Lancamentos de Alcantara (CLA) in the 
northeastern state of Maranhao.  This launch range is within 1 
degree of the Earth's magnetic equator.  COBAE will provide launch 
support services to NASA.

   The sounding rocket experiments require simultaneous 
measurements taken by ground-based scientific instruments, 
including backscatter radars, magnetometers and ionosondes.

   NASA plans to fly a Brazilian science experiment as part of one 
of the payloads.  The Brazilian scientific participation is 
coordinated by the Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais 
(INPE).  Both sides will share the data from the rocket-borne and 
ground-based instruments. 

   The project has been named the Guara Campaign after a beautiful 
species of bird native to the equatorial region of Brazil.
                             - end -
From:      Chris Enochs <ENOCHSC@gunet.georgetown.edu>
To:        A16.A16(kidstv)
Date:      9/13/95 12:57pm
Subject:   kids tv

     I'm often frustrated by simple solutions on "fixing" the
relationship between children and television.  The dynamic of
that relationship is affected by many factors ? some of which can
be monitored and controlled within a family, others can be as
powerful and unmanageable as corporate interests or religious
dogma. 
     What's often lost in the debate, I'm afraid, is any attempt
to find methods of educating children to be better television
viewers.  By that I mean providing them with the tools to
recognize quality and reward it with their viewership. Children
(and often their parents) are functionally illiterate in the
language of visual communication.  They don't understand the
language and methodology of the medium.     

     Where, as a society, we spend a great deal of time making
certain that our children are language literate - that they
understand the workings of written and spoken words, we don't
invest a comparable amount of effort insuring that our children
understand the workings of television. A children's book is
simple in concept: a writer creates the words and an illustrator
draws the pictures.  Kids understand that process. They often
mimic the process in play. What they don't understand is the
motivation behind the programming they watch on television. 
While they may mimic the Power Rangers, few would take the time
to understand how or why a program like that is made. If more
did, I'm confident that they would continue to build a standard
of quality leading them to search out  better programming.  
     I know that, in their hearts, children would rather be
learners than consumers.  If parents would simply ask their kids
why they like to watch certain shows and use the dialog to
forward their children's understanding of the medium, we would be
on our way to solving part of the problem.  
     The other parts of the problem are still daunting.  We need
programmers to create better, thought-provoking, inspiring,
entertaining programs for kids. We need to reward that
programming by encouraging our children to watch it.  We need to
know and understand what they are viewing, and view with them
whenever possible.  Finally, Nielsen family or no, we need to
stop watching what we don't approve, not through government
censorship, but  family by family.

Please send me your findings on this topic.  I'd be greatly
interested in what others have to contribute.

Chris Enochs
4653-B 28th Road South
Arlington, VA  22206
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QUESTION:
Why do we have to use plutonium? Why not use solar panels? 

ANSWER from FAQ:
Spacecraft that travel at or within Earth's orbit can use solar energy
to power their instruments. However, at the great distance of
Jupiter, the only feasible power source means using Galileo's
Radioisotope Thermal Generators (or RTGs for short). Galileo
would need a minimum of 700 to 1,600 square feet of solar
panels--a solar panel about the size of a house! 

Unlike other power sources, the RTGs are insensitive to the
freezing cold of space, and are virtually invulnerable to high
radiation fields, such as Earth's Van Allen belts and Jupiter's
magnetosphere.
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TORNADO WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL
232 PM CST FRI FEB 27 2009

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BIRMINGHAM HAS ISSUED A

* TORNADO WARNING FOR...
  SOUTHEASTERN ELMORE COUNTY IN EAST CENTRAL ALABAMA...
  EXTREME SOUTH CENTRAL TALLAPOOSA COUNTY IN EAST CENTRAL ALABAMA...
  THIS INCLUDES THE CITY OF TALLASSEE...
  NORTHEASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL ALABAMA...
  EXTREME NORTHWESTERN BULLOCK COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST ALABAMA...
  WESTERN MACON COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST ALABAMA...
  THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF...TUSKEGEE...MILSTEAD...

* UNTIL 330 PM CST

* AT 227 PM CST...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE INDICATED A SEVERE
  THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING A TORNADO NEAR AUBURN 
UNIVERSITY   IN MONTGOMERY...OR 6 MILES NORTHEAST OF 
MONTGOMERY...MOVING EAST-SOUTHEAST AT 40 MPH.

* THE TORNADO WILL BE NEAR...
  WAUGH...TYSONVILLE AND PIKE ROAD BY 240 PM CST...
  TYSONVILLE AND 6 MILES SOUTH OF VICTORYLAND BY 245 PM CST...
  SHORTER AND 9 MILES SOUTH OF MILSTEAD BY 250 PM CST...
  HARDAWAY AND 6 MILES SOUTH OF LIVERPOOL BY 300 PM CST...
  DAVISVILLE BY 310 PM CST...

THIS INCLUDES INTERSTATE 85 EXIT NUMBERS 4 THROUGH 38.

THE SAFEST PLACE TO BE DURING A TORNADO IS IN A BASEMENT. GET UNDER A
WORKBENCH OR OTHER PIECE OF STURDY FURNITURE. IF NO BASEMENT IS
AVAILABLE...SEEK SHELTER ON THE LOWEST FLOOR OF THE BUILDING IN AN
INTERIOR HALLWAY OR ROOM SUCH AS A CLOSET. USE BLANKETS OR PILLOWS TO
COVER YOUR BODY AND ALWAYS STAY AWAY FROM WINDOWS.

IF IN MOBILE HOMES OR VEHICLES...EVACUATE THEM AND GET INSIDE A
SUBSTANTIAL SHELTER. IF NO SHELTER IS AVAILABLE...LIE FLAT IN THE
NEAREST DITCH OR OTHER LOW SPOT AND COVER YOUR HEAD WITH YOUR HANDS.

TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER...
CALL 1-800-856-0758.

LAT...LON 3258 8594 3259 8570 3224 8565 3224 8600
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION...................September 16, 1988



     The Federal Trade Commission has given final approval to the
following consent agreements that it had previously accepted and
placed on the public record for comment:

     -    Tenneco Inc.  The consent agreement settles charges
against Tenneco, the selling firm, alleging that it violated the
antitrust laws.  The complaint alleges that the acquisition by
Occidental Petroleum Corp. of Tenneco Polymers, Inc., could
substantially reduce competition in the production of three
polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resin product markets.  The agreement
was placed on the public record on May 11, 1988 and issued July
19, 1988.  (Docket No. 9205)

     -    Victoria Allergy and Asthma Clinic.  The consent
agreement settles charges that Dr. Robert E. Harvey and Dr.
Gullapali K. Rao conspired with allergists in Texas to boycott
the manufacture of new allergy testing products.  The complaint
charged that the purpose of the boycott was to prevent
competition by preventing manufacturers from selling the new
products to physicians who are not allergists.  The agreement was
placed on the public record on May 11, 1988 and issued August 26,
1988.  (Docket No. C-3239)

     -    Newport, Rhode Island Obstetricians.  The consent
agreement settles charges that five Rhode Island obstetricians
illegally conspired to refuse to accept new Medicaid patients
unless the state raised Medicaid payments for their services. 
The agreement was placed on the public record on June 1, 1988 and
issued August 26, 1988.  (Docket Nos. C-3232, 3234, 3235, 3236,
and 3237)

     Consent orders are for settlement purposes only and do not
constitute admission of a law violation.  When issued in final
form, consent orders carry the force of law with respect to
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its members might be spoken of as Bear people, Eagle people, etc. "Varkots. sf the word 'totem' were used by tribes speaking languages
belonging to the v^Jgonquian stock, but to all other tribes the word was foreigii and" vnknown-" The use of this term is too often indiscriminate am! incorc<Psct' which has obscured its real meaning. "As the emblem of a fam^y or clan> il had two aspects: (i)* the religious, which concerned r nan>s relations to the forces about him, and involved the origin of the Eemblem as well as the methods by which it was secured; and (2)*^e social, which pertained to man's relation to his
 suc^ an object
indicates that die individual1 'totem' was the fundamental." This personal "totem" was mo& ortt^J selected from the objects seen in dreams or visions, since there was sC^j&SSz? became the medium of supernatural help1 in time\^nee(*' purpose would furnish a man, iri his dream, with a T^S call by which to summon it to his help. The religious societies were generally independent of the dan organization; but sometimes they were in close connection with the clan and the membership under its control. The influence of the "totem" idea was most developed in the clan, "where the emblem of the founder of a kinship group became the hereditary mark of the composite clan, with its fixed, obligatory duties on all members. . . The idea of supernatural power was attached to the clan 'totem.' This power, however, was not shown, as in the personal 'totem,' by according help to individuals, but was manifested in the punishment of forgetfulness of kinship. . . While homage was ceremonially rendered to the special power represented by the 'totem' of the clan or of the society, the 'totem' itself was not an object of worship. Nor was the object symbolized considered as the actual.ancestor of the people; the members of the Bear clan did not believe they were descended from a bear, nor were they always prohibited from hunting the animal, although they might be forbidden to eat of its flesh or to touch certain parts of its body. The unification and strength of the clan and tribal structure depended largely on the restraining fear of supernatural punishment by the 'totemic' powers, a fear fostered by the vital belief in the potency of the personal 'totem.'" - Alice C. Fletcher, in Handbook Amer. Indians.
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EXTENDED FORECAST DISCUSSION
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
200 PM EDT WED SEP 08 2004
 
VALID 12Z SAT SEP 11 2004 - 12Z WED SEP 15 2004
 
FINAL DISCUSSION...

MEDIUM RANGE MODEL MEANS SHOW AN AMPLIFIACTION OF THE FLOW WITH
INCREASING HT FALLS INTO THE PAC NW WITH AN AMPLIFYING TROF AND
INCREASINGLY STRONG NEG HT ANOMALIES AND DOWNSTREAM HT RISES OVER 
ERN NOAM. AGAIN TDA VERY GOOD AGREEMENT BETWEEN GFS AND ECMWF.

MODELS OVERALL GO FROM A SEMIZONAL WESTERLY FLOW WITH A LIFT OUT
OF AN ERN TROF...REMAINS OF HURCN FRANCES...TO A MORE AMPLIFIED
WRLY FLOW AS A LEAD SHORTWAVE COMES INTO THE PAC NW AND SHEARS OUT
NEWD AS PAC FLOW DIVES SEWD REINFORCING A WEST COAST TROF WITH
CONTD RISE OF ERN CONUS AND ERN CANADAIN HTS. GFS THE MOST
AMPLIFIED WITH THIS SOULTION WITH GOOD RUN TO RUN CONTINUITY.
OTHER MODELS NOGAPS/CANADIAN/UKMET AND GFS ENS MEANS ARE MODERATLY
AMPLIFIED. THE 12Z ECMWF HAS UNDERGONE A CONTINUITY CHANGE WITH A
TREND OF PAST 3 DAYS TOWARD DE AMPLIFICATION AND MORE ZONAL FLOW
UNTIL LATE IN THE PERIOD WHEN IT COMES BACK INTO AGREEMENT WITH
THE GFS HIGHLY AMPLIFIED WRN TROF. LATER 00Z ECMWF IS MORE
AMPLIFIED WITH ITS PATTERN AND A BETTER MATCH TOWARD A CONSENSUS. 
HPC PREFERENCE IS TOWARD THE GFS ENS MEAN WHICH IS A MODERATED
VERSION OF THE OP GFS WHICH HAS SHOWN RECENT LOW HT BIAS AND A
CONSENSUS OF THE OTHER MODELS EXCEPT THE 12Z ECMWF.   

LATEST 12Z GFS LESS AMPLIFIED THAN PRIOR 06Z AND 12Z AND A BIT
LESS THAN THE ENS MEAN. LITTLE SFC RELECTION DIFFERENCE FROM PRIOR
PROGS 

VERY WIDE SPREAD OF SOLUTIONS CONT WITH HANDLING HURCN IVAN
RANGING FROM THE CAROLINAS TO YUCATAN AT LONGER RANGES.
LATE MORNING AND AFTN RUNS OF GLOBAL MODELS(12Z RUNS OF
UKMET/NOGAPS/CANADIAN)SEEM TO BE GRADUALLY CONVERGING ON A
SOLUTION COMING ACROSS CUBA INTO THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO 
AFFECTING FLORIDA/NERN GULF COAST AND THE SOUTHEASTERN U.S. 
SEE NHC ADVISORIES/WARNINGS/DISCUSSIONS.

REGIONAL HIGHLIGHTS...

..EAST..
HIGH PRESSURE INITIALLY OVER NEW ENGLAND AND THE OHIO VALLEY
GRADUALLY MOVES OFFSHORE WITH THE APPROACH OF THE FRONTAL BNDRY
THROUGH THE GREAT LAKES AND EVENTUALLY OFF THE NEW ENGLAND COAST
BY DAY 5/MON. EXTRAPOLATED HURCN IVAN INTO SWRN GA MAY SPREAD HVY
RAINS THRU GA/SC AND SRN APPLCHNS BY WED. LOW CONFIDENCE.

...NORTHWEST..
A SERIES OF POTENT FRONTS MOVES IN OFF THE PACIFIC KEEPING TEMPS
SLIGHTLY COOLER THAN NORMAL ALONG WITH HIGHER POPS DURING THE
LATTER PORTION OF THE PERIOD.

..FL/GULF COAST/SOUTHEAST..
LATEST TPC TRACK TAKES HURCN IVAN ACROSS WRN CUBA AND CLOSE TO AND
ALONG SWRN FL COAST BY THE BEGINNING OF NEXT WEEK. HPC
EXTRAPOLATION IS DUE NWD INTO SWRN GA BY DAY 7 WED. DIFFICULT
FORECAST WITH VERY WIDE SPREAD OF MODEL SOLUTIONS AT DAY 3 SAT AND
ONWARD YIELDING LOW CONFIDENCE.BUT A TREND TOWARD A CONVERGENCE OF
SOLUTIONS TOWARD THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO BY MOST 12Z MODEL
RUNS. REFER TO LATEST TPC ADVISORIES/WARNINGS.
ROSENSTEIN

GRAPHICS AVAILABLE AT WWW.HPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV
$$
CT0397  
1.  VIEW, LOOKING NORTH, SHOWING BRIDGE CLOSED 
2.  VIEW, LOOKING SOUTHEAST, SHOWING PIER OF EARLIER SWING BRIDGE 
3.  VIEW, LOOKING NORTHWEST, SHOWING REINFORCED PIERS 
4.  VIEW, LOOKING SOUTHWEST, SHOWING BRIDGE OPEN 
5.  VIEW, LOOKING NORTHEAST, SHOWING BRIDGE COUNTERWEIGHT 
6.  VIEW, LOOKING NORTHWEST, SHOWING COUNTERWEIGHT AND PIERS 
7.  MECHANICAL INTERLOCKING MACHINER 
8.  VIEW, LOOKING SOUTHEAST, SHOWING PIPING DOWN CENTER OF TRACKS FOR INTERLOCKING AND SIGNALING SYSTEM 
9.  VIEW, LOOKING NORTHWEST, SHOWING PIPING FOR INTERLOCKING AND SIGNALLING SYSTEM 
10.  DETAIL OF PIPEWORK FOR OPERATION OF BRIDGE LOCKING SYSTEM 
11.  VIEW, LOOKING NORTHWEST, OF CHAIN DRIVE 
12.  DETAIL OF CHAIN AND CHAIN DRIVE 
13.  DETAIL OF RACK AND PINION DRIVE ON DRIVE TRAIN 
14.  DETAIL OF MOTORS AND GEARING ON DRIVE TRAIN 
15.  INTERIOR, BRIDGE OPERATOR'S HOUSE 
16.  INTERIOR, BRIDGE OPERATING CONTROLS IN OPERATOR'S HOUSE 
17.  DETAIL OF TRACK AND TREAD PLATES, SHOWING CHAIN 
18.  TRACK AND TREAD PLATES 
19.  VIEW, LOOKING SOUTHWEST, SHOWING BRIDGE IN CLOSED POSITION
FPAK77 PAJK 220545
NOWJNU
SHORT TERM FORECAST
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JUNEAU AK
9 PM AST SUN DEC 21 2003

AKZ018-221200-
TAIYA INLET AND KLONDIKE HIGHWAY-
INCLUDING...SKAGWAY
9 PM AST SUN DEC 21 2003

.NOW...
...WIND ADVISORY EARLY MONDAY MORNING...
...SNOW ADVISORY TONIGHT...
LIGHT NORTH WINDS WITH SNOW...POSSIBLY HEAVY AT TIMES...CHANGING
TO HEAVY RAIN WITH STRONG SOUTH WINDS.  SNOW ACCUMULATION OF UP
TO 4 INCHES BEFORE CHANGING TO RAIN BY EARLY MORNING.  EXPECT
THE SOUTH WINDS TO INCREASE TO 25 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 40 MPH.

$$
AKZ019-221200-
HAINES BOROUGH AND LYNN CANAL-
INCLUDING...HAINES
9 PM AST SUN DEC 21 2003

.NOW...
...WIND ADVISORY THROUGH EARLY MORNING...
WINDY WITH RAIN...HEAVY AT TIMES...CONTINUING THROUGH EARLY
MORNING.  SOUTH WINDS TO 25 MPH WITH GUSTS TO NEAR 40 MPH IN
EXPOSED AREAS.

$$
AKZ020-021-221200-
GLACIER BAY-
EASTERN CHICHAGOF ISLAND-
INCLUDING...GUSTAVUS...HOONAH
9 PM AST SUN DEC 21 2003

.NOW...
...HIGH WIND WARNING THROUGH EARLY MORNING...
WINDY WITH RAIN...HEAVY AT TIMES...CONTINUING THROUGH THE EARLY
MORNING.  EAST WINDS TO 30 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 60 MPH IN EXPOSED
AREAS.

$$
AKZ022-023-221200-
SALISBURY SOUND TO CAPE FAIRWEATHER COASTAL AREA-
CAPE DECISION TO SALISBURY SOUND COASTAL AREA-
INCLUDING...ELFIN COVE...PELICAN...SITKA...PORT ALEXANDER
9 PM AST SUN DEC 21 2003

.NOW...
...HIGH WIND WARNING THROUGH EARLY MORNING...
WINDY WITH RAIN...HEAVY AT TIMES...CONTINUING THROUGH EARLY
MORNING.  SOUTHEAST WINDS TO 40 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 60 MPH IN
EXPOSED AREAS.

$$
AKZ024-025-026-221200-
EASTERN BARANOF ISLAND AND SOUTHERN ADMIRALTY ISLAND-
JUNEAU BOROUGH AND NORTHERN ADMIRALTY ISLAND-
INNER CHANNELS FROM KUPREANOF ISLAND TO ETOLIN ISLAND-
INCLUDING...ANGOON...JUNEAU...PETERSBURG...WRANGELL...KAKE
9 PM AST SUN DEC 21 2003

.NOW...
...HIGH WIND WARNING THROUGH EARLY MORNING...

VERY WINDY WITH RAIN...HEAVY AT TIMES...CONTINUING THROUGH EARLY
MORNING.  SOUTHEAST WINDS TO 45 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 60 MPH IN
EXPOSED AREAS.

$$
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****  Source: D.M. Etheridge, G.I. Pearman, F. de Silva                     ****
****          Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation  ****
****          Aspendale, Victoria, Australia                                ****
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1966  298.9
1966  322.9
1964  304.8
1964  305.3
1947  289.5
1937  301.4
1913  307.3
1912  296.2
1912  285.7
1901  309.0
1901  305.7
1890  290.7
1890  294.1
1878  287.3
1870  312.9
1865  296.6
1865  290.0
1860  284.5
1826  308.2
1808  301.1
1796  299.4
1735  281.7
1735  296.6
1735  302.6
1730  302.8
1729  272.2
1718  289.9
1718  281.8
1714  284.4
1712  296.7
1712  299.9
1702  283.9
1686  290.6
1662  284.1
1610  282.3
1606  284.5
1606  283.5
1602  329.8
1520  328.3
1520  303.2
From: Curt Weil [curtw@weilcapital.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 2:54 PM
To: 'rule-comments@sec.gov'
Subject: Subject: Proposed Rule- Certain Broker-Dealers Not to be 
Investment Advisors

As a fee-only advisor and a member of NAPFA and FPA, I oppose the SEC 
rule, "Certain Broker-dealers Deemed Not to be Investment Advisers."  

Reading and hearing major brokerage firm's advertisements holding 
themselves out as comprehensive financial planners with inconspicuous 
explanations that they are offering "brokerage accounts," (which is 
meaningless to the average consumer!) leaves me angry and discouraged.

Consumers expect, and have the right to expect, that the brokers are 
being held to the same fiduciary standards as other planners who are 
regulated by the SEC rules.

All persons giving financial advice regardless of their status, should 
be subject to the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.  

I do not understand how you could promulgate a rule discouraging complete 
disclosure, particularly one that violates your chartered purpose of 
investor protection.

I urge you, in he best interests of the public, to withdraw the proposed rule.

Curt Weil, CFP
Principal, Weil Capital Management, LLC
Palo Alto, CA
JEANNETTE INQUIRY.	543
manding officer would be very apt to give his opinion ?A. Yes, sir; I
did.
Q. Now, I will put it another way. In this consultation, formal
or informal, where the proper course of retreat was canvassed, did not you say, "I advocate a retreat to the Yana River," while you were at the ten-day camp ?A. It is quite possible I did.
Q. And when you said that you were honest and sincere in your opinion ?A. Indeed I was. In discussing routes there is no doubt that I discussed that route as well as the other route.
By Mr. ARNOUx :
Q. Do you remember as a fact that you did?A. I remember a conversation about it, yes, sir; but as for advocating it particularly, I can-not say for a certainty.
Q. Are you here in attendance in this investigation under a subpoena ?A. Yes, sir.

Q. Do you know at whose procurement the subpoena was issued ?A. No, sir; my subpoena was signed by Mr. McAdoo, and, of course, I obeyed the order.
Q. You were speaking about conversations between Collins and De Long, and that i hey were not within the hearing of any other than your-self. Did you mean to say that all the conversations that you have spoken of in every part were not in the hearing of others ?A. No, sir; I explained that to Judge Curtis at the time. At the particular conversations in regard to two or three distinct matters, I said there was no-body present but myself.
Q. Prior to the bear hunt were not all the ship's company required to be at the inspection ?A. Yes, sir.
Q. Speaking of the matter between Mr. Collins and Captain De Long, I wish to ask you this question : When the denial of a charge is made by one who throughout the whole interview is curt, contemptuous, and disrespectful, in both language and bearing, the manner of his answering being more offensive even than the words used to his superior officer, is not that insubordinate and mutinous?A. It is considered so; yes, sir.
Q. When you said that outside of the naval discipline one might contradict in the way that Collins was represented to have contradicted Captain De Long, did you refer to a person who was subordinate to another?A. Between two men that might be business men, or men of acquaintance, that had no responsibility the one to the other, they might give each other the lie, for that matter.
Q. When you told Captain De Long that he had no right to muzzle you, did you address him in a curt, contemptuous, and disrespectful manner?A. Oh, we were having a pleasant conversation over it, when he said, " You had better sing psalms:" I said, "I did not ship as a psalm-singer." I was in earnest when I said it, too; and I said it in a proper manner, and he took no offense.
Q. What were the natives of the Lena delta ?A. Yakuts and Tungus.
Q. You said that you had a certain sentiment of honor here being affected by this investigation. Has that at all influenced the testimony you have given?
The WITNESS. In what manner, sir?
Mr. ARNOUx. In any manner to depart from the truth.
A. No, sir; positively, no. I have been obliged to state things here that I would not ordinarily have stated. I think it is a very small and
208      FRENCH AND INDIANS O* ILLINOI8 BIVBR.
saved his family as well ai other prisoners from massacre* He had traveled a long way to the Kankakee village, and given his pony and rifle to ransom Lieutenant Helm, and while tired and hungry he returned to find his home desolated and his friends murdered or driven away.
Notwithstanding Black Partridge hd done all this, the whites made war against him, burned his town, destroyed his corn, carried off his ponies, killed about thirty of his people, among whom were his daughter and infant grandson, and he now lived only for revenge.
On the following summer Black Partridge, with about three hundred warriors mounted on ponies, left for the frontier settlements in the souther* part of the State. They went within thirty miles of the settlement, and secreted themselves in the thick timber of Shoal creek, now in Bond county. From here they sent out small war parties to attack the settlements and kill defenceless women and children. The frontier settlements in .Randolph, St. Clair and Madison counties were attacked by these Indians, and a number of persons killed, horses stolen, and cattle driven off and shot for beef. The people were greatly alarmed at these depredations of the Indians; many fled from their homes and sought safety at Cahokia and Kaskaskia; others built temporary forts to
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-include configuration
include ../../../../system/configuration/platform.$(OSTYPE)
CC= gcc
YDEBUG=
#LDEBUG= -DLEXDEBUG=1
LDEBUG= 
INCLUDES += -I$(OTCL_INCLUDE_DIR)
DEBUGFLAGS=$(YDEBUG) $(LDEBUG) $(SDEBUG) 
CFLAGS=-c -g $(DEBUGFLAGS) $(INCLUDES) 
CFLAGS += -DYY_NO_INPUT=1
OBJ= lex.yy.o y.tab.o
LIBS= $(DEFAULTLIBS) 
SRCS=$(SRCDIR)/parser.y $(SRCDIR)/scanner.l 
LEX=lex
GM4=$(M4)
COMPILER_SPECIFIC_LIBS += -lgcc

ifeq ($(OSTYPE),linux)
CFLAGS += -DLINUX
LEXLIB= -lfl
LIBS += $(LEXLIB)
endif

ifeq ($(OSTYPE),solaris)
CFLAGS += -DSOLARIS
LEXLIB= -ll -ly -lw
LIBS += $(LEXLIB)
endif

.c.o: $*.c
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $*.c

all: y.tab.h y.tab.c lex.yy.c ttcl libttcl.so tester.etcl

lex.yy.c: $(SRCDIR)/scanner.l y.tab.h
	$(LEX) $(SRCDIR)/scanner.l

y.tab.c: $(SRCDIR)/parser.y 
	yacc $(SRCDIR)/parser.y

# Make the include file for the scanner.
y.tab.h : $(SRCDIR)/parser.y
	yacc -d $(SRCDIR)/parser.y

# make a parser
parser: y.tab.o lex.yy.o 
	$(CC) y.tab.o lex.yy.o  -o $@ $(LIBS)

# Make a stand alone scanner
scanner: lex.yy.o
	$(CC) lex.yy.o  -o $@ $(LIBS)

scanner.l: y.tab.h

depend:
	makedepend $(SRCS)

ttcl.o: $(SRCDIR)/ttcl.c y.tab.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(SRCDIR)/ttcl.c

ttextension.o: $(SRCDIR)/ttextension.c y.tab.h
	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(SRCDIR)/ttextension.c

libttcl.so: ttextension.o ttextension.o y.tab.o lex.yy.o 
	$(LD) ttextension.o  y.tab.o lex.yy.o  $(LEXLIB) $(COMPILER_SPECIFIC_LIBS)  -o libttcl.so 

ttcl:  ttcl.o ttextension.o y.tab.o lex.yy.o $(AGNI_LIB_LOCATION)/libetcl.a $(OTCL_LIB_DIR)/libotcl.a
	$(CC) ttcl.o ttextension.o y.tab.o lex.yy.o \
		$(LIBS)  $(AGNI_LIB_LOCATION)/libetcl.a \
		$(OTCL_LIB_DIR)/libotcl.a -o ttcl  

tester.etcl : $(SRCDIR)/tester-tmpl.etcl \
	$(SRCDIR)/debug.tcli \
	$(SRCDIR)/start.etcli \
	$(SRCDIR)/stop.etcli \
	$(SRCDIR)/transition.etcli \
	$(SRCDIR)/action.etcli \
	$(SRCDIR)/collector.etcli
	(\rm -f tester.etcl; $(GM4) --prefix-builtins $(SRCDIR)/tester-tmpl.etcl > tester.etcl )

clean:
	\rm -f lex.yy.c y.tab.h y.tab.c
	\rm -f *.o
	\rm -f parser ttcl scanner
	\rm -f tester.etcl

# DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE -- make depend depends on it.

parser.o: /usr/include/stdio.h /usr/include/sys/feature_tests.h
parser.o: /usr/include/sys/va_list.h
scanner.o: y.tab.h /usr/include/stdio.h /usr/include/sys/feature_tests.h
scanner.o: /usr/include/sys/va_list.h /usr/include/assert.h
INITIALED FILE COPY

I I I

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Cairnrate problgla is I. renliae excosd5ngI.y (3ifficuZL

                                             I bad

hopad kat some arrangemnt might be mdei with Fletcher and the 9esearnh
Couneril 30 that you souW bo in %!a poaition of co-opcreting vith them rather
than dealing dIrc:.tly with the London f1oepitaJ.r
tion I tun not iaclinod to follow ?Us's planb on the brnsla o? the conclu-

eione ;rhich ysu have reached yoursdlfc  Our inlorest in !.ha London Yospi-
tal in Lho paat he born UAiefly in conncctim wltli tho units and while are,
ham not bean able to do muoh, I ;413 not inclined %o f'olloa cru precL)dont
in cannactim with pathology, to boletor up thc school genarally.   This

takoa u8 too far afisld not mly in colmootior, ivith oiir old program, but
zlso is absolutely out of the cueretian in connoction xiUi our now progstmr,
As our ne1 pro :ram8 wrk otlt t1ir:"o my be occztsi.mnrslly oomnthb.g th&t can
be done for resew 5 at the, London %~plt.lil, but it should bo done under
the granta In aid which we plan to sstablish and w.:Lch I ~BBUIQC

included in your Davolopmntsl pmgram*

directly b  a grtrnt which f amme cn~ be nxde to !lis without further con-

aultation with the London Hospital.
mental program, md I ehould suggeat that at tliia the

tar two yearsr
give him the am ror one yofir to ba ranawed at, tlm end of the yesr and al-

Yllth thLe out of' the que+

                     be

I should thctrefare a9d Cairns

This you ctan do under your Aevolop-

it be guaranteed

I amme hf~, first year is about md&, und lf you now

lor him free 4Fatribution of it, I 'Uhink it ;$i.!l be in acoord nith tile

Dr* Alan Gram - 2

?ebruary 13, 1329

prograra which m are working out for gxvant.8 in aid.

from YQW developlarental fupd without raferonco to this offioe, and

80tt.b all tbe details yourself.

year you aight tell Cairn that wtdlo tiid le :.usranted tho condithns

dnrlng t&e seoood par sey be amtowhat different f'ron tho88 under filch

you make t?m preaerrt cml;rltratim*

older to weld dealing with the fioopital authorftieb X suggest you n$ab

air graat to C~~XW persunally without conditions, and he OQtl. nab 8uah

You can make thie

In order to aRfeguar4 the wcond

The amount I leave to your

In

ae he my ~88 fit.   I do not

outsids prarctioo. fio is not
time as I ~aderl.s*nd it.

M

I atn only explab P3ller's point of vier

the suspicion on my part

point of view*

mat rlrB are trylag to do for Cairna is to give him an

mal

the Paria group these rill go to t!m Exemtim Commit- for

final notSon and then will go into effect,

Go slow on Ormnflerld and IIoha, aud been8 Squarer

With
MyPyramid PodCast #4  MyPyramid Menu Planner

Brian Wansink:  Hi Im Dr. Brain Wansink. Im the Executive Director for USDAs Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion. And Ive got a question for you: Did you eat a balanced diet yesterday? If youre like most people, you have no idea whether you ate a balanced diet or not. You want to think you did, but who knows. What if there was a tool that could help you determine whether you ate balanced, and what you can do to improve? Weve got that tool. Its called the MyPyramid Menu Planner. Lets show you what it does.

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Alright! Ive got my broccoli for tonight. 

Now you can use the MyPyramid Menu Planner for both yourself or for your family. In fact, theres three ways you can use it. First, you can use it to determine whether youre eating a balanced diet. Second of all, you can use it to determine what small changes you have to make for you or your family so you can eat better. The third, you can use it to determine what foods you should plan to buy when you go shopping.

Now if youre like most people and you roll you eyes when you think about the idea of menu planning, this will make you a believer. Its fun and its easy. So check out MyPyramid Menu Planner at MyPyramid.gov. 

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Brian Wansink: Yeah, you bet.