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256   *                        PARIS   IN  AMERICA.
On the door-step was a man, his coat unbuttoned and
hands in his pockets, smoking a pipe and gazing at the
passers with all the insolence of an idle vagabond. On
seeing us, he took off his shapeless hat, and, flinging
himself on me, seized both my hands with an affection
which filled me with horror. It was Paddy, half drunk,
smelling of rum and tobacco.
" Good morning, my saviour," said he ; " you are very
good to come to see a friend. Come in, gentlemen ; if
you are not afraid of a glass of gin, you will find some
one to help you drink it."
" Paddy," said I, " does this house belong to you?"
" No, my saviour," answered he, laughing ; " if this
palace had been mine, I should have drunk it up long ago.
It is my wife'sa fine business, isn't it ?"
" Do you let furnished rooms ?" said I, pointing to a
bill.
" At your service, doctor."
" Whom do you lodge in this house ?" asked Humbug,
in a harsh tone.    " Frequenters of my court ?"
" Your honor," said the drunkard, yawning, " we are
not rich enough to be nice ; we take what we can get,
and get virtue when we can."
" Who lives in the apartments on the first floor ?" said
the lawyer, with a cunning air.
" What is that ^o you, chatterbox ?" replied the
drunkard.    " Do you pay for them ?"
" Answer," said Humbug ; " do npt forget that you
are before a magistrate."
" I have nothing to be afraid of," said the Irishman,
excited. " You know, your honor, that none but honest
people would live in apartments at three dollars a week,
paid in advance.   A lady lives on the first floor, a pretty
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From: Leland Walmsley [lelandnwa@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 4:49 PM
To: Dockets, FDA
Subject: RE: Docket No. 2004D-0369
  Dear Commissioner Crawford,
  I am writing to express my disappointment at the FDA's draft
"Guidance
for Industry: Recommendations for the Early Food Safety
  Evaluation of New Non-Pesticidal Proteins Produced by New Plant
Varieties Intended for Food Use."
  I am deeply concerned that these new guidelines are a step backward
in
strengthening public confidence in the regulation of
  genetically engineered foods.
  These new guidelines for genetically engineered crops still in
testing
would allow them to contaminate the nation's food supply with
  genetic material.
  Companies are encouraged to voluntarily seek safety review of
genetically engineered traits that could escape field test plots and
  enter the food supply. Such review could have the effect of exempting
such contaminants from being declared food adulterants
  under existing Federal food safety laws. The developers of biotech
crops still in the testing phase now have no incentive to contain
  genetic pollution from whatever compounds they are engineering into
crop plants.
  These guidelines also allow companies to voluntarily perform an
abridged safety assessment of genetic material from biotech
  crops. This confidential, limited review would grant biotech crop
manufacturers the legal cover to allow these engineered test crops
  to enter the American food supply prior to full government pre-market
oversight and safety review. The proposed review involves
  no safety tests in animals, a standard method to test for toxicity.
It
also excludes testing for unintended effects caused by genetic
  engineering, and sets no limits for the amount of contamination of
food allowed.
  I urge you to reject this misconceived policy.  The FDA should be
devising rules and procedures to STOP contamination of the food
  supply with experimental transgenic proteins, not give rubber stamp
approval to such contamination when it occurs.
  Finally, I urge the FDA to replace its current non-rigorous
"voluntary
consultation" process with a mandatory, science-based review
  process designed to ensure food safety.
Sincerely,
NWA, Inc.
Leland Walmsley - CFO
Santa Barbara: 805-684-1718     Cell: 805-895-9520
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Site Identification	Dates	Times	Mercury in unfiltered water (ng/L)
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	2/28/96	1210	10.41
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	3/20/96	1100	7.75
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	4/2/96	1220	4.57
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	5/16/96	1300	6.43
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	6/17/96	1100	3.54
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	7/16/96	1300	2.71
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	8/14/96	1030	1.97
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	9/25/96	1300	2.06
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	10/9/96	1130	3.21
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	11/14/96	1120	1.70
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	12/4/96	1030	2.59
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	1/4/97	1300	105.16
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	2/12/97	1200	12.12
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	3/13/97	1100	4.74
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	4/16/97	1240	3.57
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	5/20/97	1130	5.28
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	6/3/97	1250	4.14
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	7/31/97	1110	2.91
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	8/18/97	1120	3.20
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	9/25/97	1130	2.79
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	10/21/97	1100	4.01
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	11/13/97	1100	2.22
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	12/9/97	1100	17.63
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	1/13/98	1150	43.53
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	2/11/98	1300	21.37
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	3/17/98	1230	15.15
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	4/8/98	1130	13.89
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	5/13/98	1220	8.93
"Sacramento River at Colusa, CA"	6/10/98	1100	9.07
NOUS70 KSEW 122320
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TERMINAL FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CWSU AUBURN WA
300 PM PST THU FEB 12 2009
.DISCUSSION...
A STACKED LOW OFF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST COAST WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE 
TOWARD THE SOUTHWEST OREGON COAST THROUGH TOMORROW AFTERNOON.  A 
FRONT WILL GRADUALLY PUSH ONSHORE IN SOUTHWEST OREGON TONIGHT.  AT 
SEA...CEILINGS GENERALLY SHOULD BE 100 OR HIGHER THROUGH THE 
FORECAST PERIOD WITH WINDS SHIFTING TO THE NORTHEAST 5-10 KNOTS.  
THERE WILL BE A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR SHOWERS TO REACH SEA MAINLY DURING 
THE MORNING FRIDAY.  AT PDX...WINDS WILL REMAIN FROM THE 
EAST-SOUTHEAST...BECOMING GUSTY THIS EVENING.  PRECIP SHOULD DEVELOP 
AFTER 02Z AND REMAIN LIQUID AT PDX...ALTHOUGH SOME HIGHER ELEVATIONS 
AROUND PORTLAND WILL SEE SNOWFALL TONIGHT.  CEILINGS GENERALLY 
SHOULD BE IN THE 030-040 RANGE THIS EVENING THROUGH MID-MORNING.  JMV
&&
KSEA CURRENT ARRIVAL RATE...48 SOUTH FLOW
KSEA WX DELAYS....NONE
IMPORTANT NUMBERS FOR KSEA....
CIG/WX          VSBY   AAR     IMPACT
>6000           >10    48-52   NO ARTCC PROBLEMS 
4100-6000       >6     44-46   LMTD VAPS (METER DELAYS) 
3000-4000       >6     40-44   LMTD/NO VAPS (TMA, CFR) 
1000-3000       >6     40-44   NO VAPS (TMA, CFR AND/OR GDP) 
100-900         1-5    30-38   MOD DELAYS (TMA, CFR, AND/OR GDP) 
<100            <1     28-30   MAJOR DELAYS (TMA, CFR, AND/OR GDP) 
FZRA/FZDZ/SN           00-28   MAJOR DELAYS FOR PLOWING/DEICING 
                               (TMA,CFR, AND/OR GDP) 
TSRA                           VRBL DELAYS (TMA,CFR,GS AND/OR GDP) 
WINDS(2-6K)>30KT       24-32   MAJOR DELAYS (TMA,CFR AND/OR GDP) 
WINDSHIFTS                     20MIN DELAYS/RWY SWITCH/FLOW CHG 
&&
KPDX CURRENT ARRIVAL RATE...48 EAST FLOW 
KPDX WX DELAYS....NONE
IMPORTANT NUMBERS FOR KPDX....
CIG/WX          VSBY   AAR     IMPACT
>4100           >6     60      NO ARTCC PROBLEMS 
1000-4000       >6     40      LMTD/NO VAPS (TMA,CFR AND/OR GDP) 
100-900         >1-5   24      MOD DELAYS (TMA,CFR AND/OR GDP) 
<100            <1     24      MOD DELAYS (TMA,CFR AND/OR GDP)      
FZRA/FZDZ/SN           20      MAJOR DELAYS FOR PLOWING/DEICING      
                               (TMA,CFR, AND/OR GDP) 
TSRA                           VRB DELAYS (TMA,CFR,GS AND/OR GDP) 
SFC WD 170-230 DEG,    32      MOD DELAYS (TMA,CFR AND/OR GDP) 
WS>20KT, CIG>=4000 FT
SFC WD 170-230 DEG,    24      MOD DELAYS (TMA,CFP AND/OR GDP) 
WS>20KT, CIG<4000 FT 
SFC WINDSHIFTS                 10MIN DELAYS/RWY SWITCH/FLOW CHG
STG E SFC WINDS WITH   48      PSBL MINOR DELAYS
STG S-SW WINDS ABV
1500 FT AGL  
&&
MIT=MILES IN TRAIL   GDP=GROUND DELAY PROGRAM   GS=GROUND STOP
CFR=CALL FOR RELEASE   TMA=TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ADVISOR
VAPS=VISUAL APPROACHES
$$
END
Appendix 3.  Key to pollen categories.

Abbr.		Category					Abbr.	Category

Depth		Depth in feet				Ambr.	Ambrosia-type
Sum			Terrestrial Pollen Sum		Arte.	Artemisia
Abies		Abies						Tubu.	Tubuliflorae
Juni		p.	Juniperus-type			Ligu.	Liguliflorae
Picea		Picea						Ch.Am.	Chenopodiaceae/Amaranthus
Pinus		Pinus						Sarc.	Sarcobatus
Ps./La.		Pseudotsuga/Larix			Poac.	Poaceae
Ts.he.		Tsuga heterophylla			Apia.	Apiaceae
Ve.un.		Vesiculate conifer undif.	Bras.	Brassicaceae
Ep.tr.		Ephedra trifurca-type		Cary.	Caryophyllaceae
Ep.vi.		Ephedra viridis-type		Erio.	Eriogonum
Acer		Acer						Euph.	Euphorbiaceae
Alnus		Alnus						Faba.	Fabaceae
Arce.		Arceuthobium				Gili.	Gilia-type
Betula		Betula						Onag.	Onagraceae
Celtis		Celtis						Phlox	Phlox
Cerc.		Cercocarpus-type			Pole.	Polemonium
Frax.		Fraxinus					Poly.	Polygonaceae
Frem.		Fremontodendron?			Sola.	Solanaceae
Holo.		Holodiscus-type				Thal.	Thalictrum
Popu.		Populus						Unkn.	Unknown
Pote.		Potentilla					Inde.	Indeterminate
Pter.		Pterocarya?					Mono.	Monlete spores
Quer.		Quercus						Tril.	Trilete spores
Rham.		Rhamnaceae					Cype.	Cyperaceae
Rosa.		Rosaceae					Myri.	Myriophyllum
Salix		Salix						Ty.Sp.	Typha/Sparganium
Sh./E.		Shepherdia/Elaegnus			Pota.	Potamogeton
Symp.		Symphoricarpos/Lonicera		Rupp.	Ruppia
Ulmus		Ulmus						Botr.	Botryococcus
										Pedi.	Pediastrum
QUESTION:
I was thinking that after slowing down and entering
orbit things might have been bounced around a bit.  In all that buffeting,
maybe, just maybe, the large antenna may have fixed itself.  Has anybody at
JPL thought of checking it out again?

ANSWER from Todd Barber on January 10, 1996:
Thanks for the very intriguing question!  We have thought about what
effect orbit insertion would have had on the high gain antenna.
Unfortunately, when you figure out the g-forces that the spacecraft
experienced due to the engine firing, it turns out to be around 1/50
of one g (0.2 m/s/s).  Therefore, there is little chance that the
antenna moved at all.  Of course, there would be another chance
THEORETICALLY that the antenna could have been jostled loose if some
kind of resonant driving frequency were applied to the spacecraft,
perhaps through the engine firing.  But, again, this has been looked
at in detail with no positive results anticipated.

As far as buffeting goes, there really has been none to speak of since
the second Earth flyby in December, 1992, since we have not flown near
enough to any planetary atmosphere in the ensuing three years to
experience this effect.  To get the kind of "air resistance" forces
necessary to free the high gain antenna would probably lead to severe
frictional heating of portions of the spacecraft (not to mention a
large disturbance to the trajectory due to the associated
aerobraking).

Despite our high confidence that the antenna is stuck for the
duration, we are planning in March a high gain antenna motor
"hammering" activity as a last-ditch effort to deploy the antenna.
This is being done simply on the off-chance that somehow the
pin-binding friction has been reduced sufficiently to allow some rib
deployment.  This "hammering" will be performed shortly after the last
use of the main engine in mid-March, which is executed to keep Galileo
out of the strongest radiation fields of Jupiter on subsequent closest
approaches.  You may be wondering how we could tell that the antenna
had fully deployed if the hammering activity were successful.  The
attitude control personnel are able to identify small changes in
Galileo's wobble; such changes would occur due to the minute change in
the mass properties of the spacecraft with the ribs fully deployed!

It should be mentioned that a fantastic orbital mission is possible on
the low gain antenna, given the tireless work of many of my coworkers
here at JPL.  We fully anticipate 70% of the original science
objectives to be met, including 100% of the probe mission objectives.
Like you, I simply cannot wait for the probe results and the first
high-resolution images of the Jovian satellites, which will be
released this summer.  Thank you for your interest and support of the
Galileo mission!
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SHORT TERM FORECAST
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SPOKANE WA
945 PM PST SAT FEB 7 2009

WAZ035>038-080800-
UPPER COLUMBIA BASIN-SPOKANE AREA-NORTHEAST MOUNTAINS-
OKANOGAN HIGHLANDS-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...RITZVILLE...GRAND COULEE...ODESSA...
WILBUR...COULEE CITY...SPOKANE...CHENEY...DAVENPORT...ROCKFORD...
COLVILLE...DEER PARK...CHEWELAH...NEWPORT...KETTLE FALLS...
REPUBLIC...INCHELIUM
945 PM PST SAT FEB 7 2009
.NOW...
THROUGH MIDNIGHT...EXPECT AREAS OF DENSE FOG TO DEVELOP AND EXPAND
ACROSS THE HIGHER TERRAIN OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN INTO THE NORTHERN
WASHINGTON VALLEYS. VISIBILITIES OF LESS THAN A HALF A MILE WILL
SPREAD INTO SPOKANE AND STRETCH FROM THE WEST PLAINS OF SPOKANE
WEST TOWARD DAVENPORT AND WILBUR...ALONG AND NORTH OF HIGHWAY 2.
AREAS OF DENSE FOG WILL ALSO PRESS TOWARD DEER PARK...COLVILLE AND
REPUBLIC. DRIVE WITH CARE THIS EVENING. 
$$
November 28, 1951.

Miss Helen L. Byers
Univ. Apts. a04
1603 B. 36 St.
Bloomington, Indiana

Dear Us5 Byers:

  Your letter of ?&ember 2!+ raised son15 questions about reaearch
assistantships here. Firstly, the question of your major does not have
to be settled until after you have been here some time, and are ready
to be lTcertifisd~ in your candidacy for the Ph.D. You should apply
for an assistanbahip in the departmsnt or departments in which you
might best do your research. Your applixation for admitta&e to the
Graduate School should be deferred until you have been notified about
the assistantship awards.

The current stipend for 1/2-t&m researoh assistantships is @.I.0
per month, on a 10- or a 120month basis. Work done under theee appoing
menta is not barred in any way from applicration to theses, nor is there
any limitation on academic rgsidence. The nature of the work varies
greatly, especially with the experience and qualifiaationa of the appointee,
but also with the needa of the research pragralu from which the funds
are administered. A mature student generally spends all of his time on
his own research.

  In addition to research assistantships, teaching appointments, of
various types are available in `Zoology and in Genetias. If you would be
interested in these, I suggest you write Professor James F. Crow.

  I should emphasize that there are no procedural difficulties attached
to a formal major in one department, and research in another. These arrange-
ments all have to be worked out individually.

  An interview would not be obligatory, at least OR our part. However,
a visit would enable $0~ to gain a clearer picture of the opportunities
here, and the kind of work going on in various departments. For my part,
the intersemester period the last week in January and the first in Febru-
ary would be the least committed, but you are weloome to call at any time.

Yours sincerely,

    Joshua Ledepberg
Associate Prof esmr of Gene tics
(   469   )
ufl devoir sacr, celui de tendre une main securable .
dtux ennemis galement malheureux.
Les magasins sont encombrs de marchandises qui se
dtriorent ; la circulation languit ; les fonds ne rentrent
point ; les manufactures sont abandonnes ; les ouvriers
sans travail et sans moyen de subsistance, tourmentent
l'Etat par leur oisivet, le surchargent de leur
misre ; les productions du sol se perdent faute de
dbouchs ; les marchandises trangres, dont l'habitude
a fait un besoin, augmentent de prix, si elles ne sont
pas prohibes ; elles entrent en contrebande quand
elles sont dfendues r l'Etat se trouve priv de ses
douanes, et tous ses revenus diminuent et s'anantissent
dans le moment o il est condamn  des dpenses
extraordinaires. Si vous ajoutez  cela les violences qui
s'exercent sur les neutres quand on ne reconnat pas la
franchise de leur pavillon, vous verrez les pertes s'ac-
crotre, le commerce dprir entirement, et tous les
peuples livrs  la fois aux mmes angoisses et aux
mmes misres.
Qu'on cesse donc, je le rpte, d'ajouter, sans n-
cessit, aux maux de la guerre ; qu'on donne au com-
merce la protection que l'intrt de tous les peuples r-
clame en sa faveur ; qu'on mette un terme aux pirateries,
qui dmoralisent les nations qui les autorisent, qui n'ont
d'autre fin que de tout dtruire, et dans le court espace
de temps qu'ils ont  passer sur la terre, les hommes
jouiront au moins d'une plus grande somme de bon-
heur. Le gouvernement a t guid par des vues
librales, quand il a consacr le principe de la franchise
du pavillon; mais en outre il a senti qu'il n'y avait
aucun avantage  maintenir le principe contraire. On
ne saisit point les proprits de son ennemi  bord des
neutres, quandcet ennemi a un grand commerce extrieur,
et les moyensde le protger. Il n'abandonne point aux neu-
tres les profits de sa navigation ; il emploie ses propres
btimens, ses propres matelots. Le peuple qui n'a pas les
mmes moyens de protection  accorder  son commerce,
CONTENTS                                              ix
The wholesomeness of solitude   .       .      ,       .       .       ,               115
The follies of fashion........115,116
" Thee " and " thou "........      116, 117
The use of "you" in place of "thou," says Penn, is undemocratic    ............118
Memorable scene in the Lord Mayor's court; futile attempt to
browbeat a jury........118-120
The recorder declares that England will never prosper until it has
a Spanish Inquisition.........120
Penn's marriage, and charming home in Sussex . . . 120, 121 He goes on a missionary tour in Holland and Germany.       .       .121
Elizabeth, the Princess Palatine.......122
Anna Maria, Countess of Homes   .       .       .       .       .       .       .122
Penn preaches to the servants in the palace        .       ,       .       .122 At the inn he meets a young merchant of Bremen ,       ,       .       .123 Penn tells the ladies of his conversion         .       .       .       .       .124
At which a Frenchwoman of quality is deeply moved     ,       .       .124 A meeting on Sunday at the palace; emotion of the princess     .     125 Penn takes leave, and goes to preach in Frankfort and neighbouring towns..........      125, 126
At Duysburg he gets a gruff greeting from Count von Falken-
stein............126
At Leeuwarden he has a talk with " an ancient maid," Anna Maria
Schurmann...........127
He rebukes some fellow-travellers......128
Historic significance of the journey.......129
How Penn became interested in West Jersey .... 129 The founding of Salem on the Delaware . . . . .129 Beginnings of a Quaker colony in West Jersey  .       .       .       .130
Peremptory demeanour of Andros......130,131
Founding of Burlington       ........     131
Thomas Hooton's letter to his wife ....... 131
Penn's idea of a democratic constitution.....132
High tariffs and " spoils of office " have introduced new phases of tyranny unforeseen by Penn     .......     132
Andros claims West Jersey for the Duke of York .       .       .       .133
Penn's ingenious though defective argument . . . 133, 134 Final release of the Jerseys     ........ 135
Penn's claim against the crown.......135
How he conceived the "holy experiment"                                        . 136
Boundaries of Penn's province; seeds of contention .       .      136,137
Name of the new commonwealth.......138
The charter of Pennsylvania compared with that of Maryland 138, 139 Significance of the contrast     .       .              .       .       .       .        139
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~Pag&~ 6. . 2f?
by de light of torches, but us dancedin de moonlight when de cotton was picked and de prize done beengive out to de slave what picked de most. Logrollints was de n~ost fun of all. De men~ and amans would roll dem logs and sing and dey give em plenty of g;ood eats., and whiskey by de kegs, at logrollins. De Marsters, dey planned de C ornshuckin s, and e o t ton pickin s  and logrollin s and ~ervi ded de eatsand liquor, but de quiltin parties blonged to de slaves. Dey ranged ein deir own selfs and done deir own vitiri and fixed up de:ir own eats, but most of de Marsters would let em have a little ~ornepin extra lak brown sugar or 1asse.~ and some 1ic~uor. De quiltizis was in de cabins, and dey alius had em in winter when dere warnt no field wuk. Dey would quilt a while and stop to eat apple pies, peach pies,and other good things and drink a little liquor.
	Us had to tote water and nues chiliu~ sti~ of playin no game s. US didn t know nothin  bout ghoaties, hanta, and sich lak. Our white folkses would whup a Nigger for skeermn us ehillun quick as anything. Dey didntt 2low none of dat. De anhiest ghost Itse ever seed was just tother day. I seed somebody pass n~y door. I hollered outz ~ datV Dey didnt say nothin. ~rother Liaha here said it was a s~errii pasein by. H~ must be right, cause whoever it was, dey didnt say nothin ttall.  . ~
	~Marse Elbert and Misa Salue was sho rnoughiy good when de jr Niggers tuic sick. Castor oil and turpentine was what dey give em moe t of de time. Rorehound tea was for o olds  and elderberry tea was to help babies teethe ea5ier. Ys~ui~i, us wore beads, but dey was just to look pretty.
1	5	Untitle section
6	9	Title section
10	35	Premiere partie.  Chap. I. Page 1
36	60	Chap. II. Page 27
61	81	Chap. III. Page 52
82	98	Chap. IV. Page 69
99	109	Chap. V. Page 86
110	126	Chap. VI. Page 97
127	145	Chap. VII. Page 112
146	158	Chap. VIII. Page 129
159	163	Chap. IX. Page 142
164	173	Chap. X. Page 147
174	183	Chap. XI. Page 157
184	206	Seconde partie, Chap. I. Page 167
207	208	Chap. II. Page 182
209	219	Chap. III. Page 184
220	229	Chap. IV. Page 195
230	235	Chap. V. Page 205
236	247	Chap. VI. Page 211
248	254	Chap. VII. Page 223
255	267	Chap. VIII. Page 230
268	275	Chap. IX. Page 243
276	299	Chap. X. Page 251
300	350	Chap. XI. Page 273
351	361	Chap. XII. Page 324
362	365	Table des chapitres.  De la premiere et seconde partie . . .
366	369	Untitle section
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX
250 PM CDT TUE JUN 29 2004

AREAS OF SOUTHEAST TEXAS HAVE SEEN NEAR RECORD MONTHLY RAINFALL
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE. SOME PLACES HAVE SEEN UPWARDS OF 14 TO 20
INCHES. JUST FOR FUN...WE LOOKED UP OTHER LOCATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD
THAT AVERAGE BETWEEN 14 AND 22 INCHES IN AN AVERAGE JUNE:

WEST INDIES:      BASSE-TERRE, GUADALOUPE........14.1
SOUTH AMERICA:    VALDIVIA, CHILI................17.7
                  CAYENNE, FRENCH GUIANA.........15.5
AFRICA:           COTONOU, BENIN.................14.4
                  ABIDJAN, COTE D'IVOIRE.........19.5
                  CONAKRY, GUINEA................22.0
                  LAGOS, NIGERIA.................18.1
                  FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE.........14.3
ASIA:             HONG LONG......................15.5
                  TAINAN, TAIWAN.................15.6
MIDDLE EAST:      BOMBAY, INDIA..................19.1
                  SILCHAR, INDIA.................21.7
                  ANDAMAN ISLANDS, PORT BLAIR....21.7
PACIFIC ISLANDS:  PONAPE, SENYAVIN ISLAND........16.7

THOUGH MANY PEOPLE ACROSS SOUTHEAST TEXAS ARE TIRED OF ALL THE 
RAINFALL...IT COULD BE WORSE. CHERRAPUNJI, INDIA AVERAGES 106.1 
INCHES OF RAIN IN JUNE AND 425.1 INCHES PER YEAR.

NNNN
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WWUS84 KLUB 062019
RFWLUB

RED FLAG WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LUBBOCK TX
319 PM CDT THU APR 6 2006

TXZ027>044-070200-
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CROSBY-DICKENS-KING-YOAKUM-TERRY-LYNN-GARZA-KENT-STONEWALL-
319 PM CDT THU APR 6 2006

...RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM CDT THIS
EVENING FOR THE SOUTH PLAINS...ROLLING PLAINS AND EXTREME SOUTHERN 
PANHANDLE FOR 20-FOOT WINDS IN EXCESS OF 20 MPH...RELATIVE HUMIDITIES 
LESS THAN 15 MPH AND HIGH FIRE DANGER...
...FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM FRIDAY MORNING THROUGH
FRIDAY AFTERNOON FOR THE SOUTH PLAINS AND LOW ROLLING PLAINS FOR
FOR 20-FOOT WINDS IN EXCESS OF 20 MPH...RELATIVE HUMIDITIES LESS 
THAN 15 MPH AND HIGH FIRE DANGER...

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN LUBBOCK HAS ISSUED A FIRE WEATHER
WATCH...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM FRIDAY MORNING THROUGH FRIDAY
AFTERNOON FOR THE SOUTH PLAINS AND LOW ROLLING PLAINS FOR
FOR 20-FOOT WINDS IN EXCESS OF 20 MPH...RELATIVE HUMIDITIES LESS 
THAN 15 MPH AND HIGH FIRE DANGER.   

WEST WINDS AT THE 20-FOOT LEVEL WILL CONTINUE IN THE 20 TO 30 MPH
RANGE WITH GUSTS TO AROUND 50 MPH THROUGH EARLY EVENING. ALSO
VERY DRY AIR WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE ACROSS THE AREA FROM THE WEST
WITH RELATIVE HUMIDITIES LIKELY FALLING TO AROUND 10 PERCENT.
IN ADDITION AVAILABLE FUELS REMAIN VERY DRY. THESE CONDITIONS
POSE A THREAT FOR EXPLOSIVE FIRE GROWTH AND SPREAD GIVEN AN
IGNITION SOURCE.

AS DANGEROUS FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TODAY AND INTO
THE EARLY EVENING HOURS...RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO USE EXTREME
CAUTION. AVOID THE USE OF OPEN FLAMES. DO NOT THROW CIGARETTES ON
THE GROUND OR OUT OF VEHICLES.

WINDS AT THE 20 FOOT LEVEL WILL AGAIN INCREASE INTO THE 20 TO  25
FOOT RANGE LATE FRIDAY MORNING AND CONTINUE INTO THE MID AFTERNOON
AHEAD OF A COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH THE REGION. THE DRY ATMOSPHERE
IN PLACE IS EXPECTED TO PRODUCERELATIVEE HUMIDITIES NEAR OR BELOW
15 PERCENT. 

A FIRE WEATHER WATCH MEANS THAT CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS
ARE FORECAST TO OCCUR. LISTEN FOR LATER FORECASTS AND POSSIBLE
RED FLAG WARNINGS.

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...RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM CDT THIS
EVENING FOR THE SOUTH PLAINS...ROLLING PLAINS AND EXTREME SOUTHERN 
PANHANDLE FOR 20-FOOT WINDS IN EXCESS OF 20 MPH...RELATIVE HUMIDITIES 
LESS THAN 15 MPH AND HIGH FIRE DANGER...

WEST WINDS AT THE 20-FOOT LEVEL WILL CONTINUE IN THE 20 TO 30 MPH
RANGE WITH GUSTS TO AROUND 50 MPH THROUGH EARLY EVENING. ALSO VERY
DRY AIR WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE ACROSS THE AREA FROM THE WEST WITH
RELATIVE HUMIDITIES LIKELY FALLING TO AROUND 10 PERCENT. IN
ADDITION AVAILABLE FUELS REMAIN VERY DRY. THESE CONDITIONS POSE A
THREAT FOR EXPLOSIVE FIRE GROWTH AND SPREAD GIVEN AN IGNITION
SOURCE.

AS DANGEROUS FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TODAY AND INTO
THE EARLY EVENING HOURS...RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO USE EXTREME
CAUTION. AVOID THE USE OF OPEN FLAMES. DO NOT THROW CIGARETTES ON
THE GROUND OR OUT OF VEHICLES.

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pour revenir des Outaouacs dans le pays des Iroquois. Cependant la crainte que ce sauvage eut de retomber entre les mains des Antastoes luy fit dire  M. Jolliet qu'il falloit qu'il quittast son canot et marchast par terre plustost qu'il n'eust fallu, et mesme sans cette terreur du sauvage, M. Jolliet eust pu venir par eau jusques dans le lac Ontario, en faisant un portage de demi-lieue pour viter le grand sault dont j'ay dj parl, mais enfin il fut oblig par son guide de faire cinquante lieues par terre, et abandonner son canot sur le bord du lac ri. ' Cependant la maladie de M. de la Salle commenoit  luy oster l'envie de pousser plus loin, et le dsir de voir Montral commenoit  le presser . Il ne nous en avoit point parl ; mais nous nous en estions bien aperceus, et d'ailleurs le chemin que M. Jolliet avoit fait avec la nouvelle qu'il nous apprit qu'il avoit envoy de son monde chercher une nation d'Outaouacs fort nombreuse nomme les Pouteouetamites, o il n'y avoit ja-thais eu de missionnaires, et que ce peuple estoit voisin des Iskoutegas, et la grande rivire qui menoit aux Chaouanons nous fit envie,  M. Dolier et  moy, d'aller chercher la rivire o nous voulions entrer par le ct des Outaouacs plustost que par celuy des Iroquois, parceque le chemin nous en sembla beaucoup plus facile et qu nous savions tous deux la langue Outaouaise,
Un autre accident nous confirma dans cette pense, qui fut qu'aprs avoir quip ce Sauvage qui nous devoit servir de guide d'un capot, d'une couverture, de chaudire et de couteau, il arriva un Sauvage de chez les Hollandois qui apporta de l'eau-de-vie, dont ces gens l sont fort friands, et prit envie 
i. L'abb de Galline se trompe. Comme on le verra ailleurs, le dsir de La Salle tait de gagner l'Ohio.
THE OVERTHROW OF THIERS.                  297
ment ; and while they were members of the government
of the Republic, they were doing all they could to destroy
it. The coalition had its troubles and its quarrels, and
there was a great deal of crimination and recrimina-
tion.
It was the fertile brain, the untiring energy and the
political ability and skill of M. Rouher, called the "Vice-
Regent of the Empire " before the fall of Napoleon, which
had organized the coalition which upset the government
of M. Thiers ; but his well-laid scheme went all wrong.
Instead of inuring to the Imperialists, it played them
out completely in France.
The National Assembly took a recess in August, 1873,
until the following November. There is generally more
political quiet in France when the Chamber is not in ses-
sion, but at this particular time there was a great deal of
political talk and discussion apropos of a change of gov-
ernment. M. Thiers had spoken with no uncertain sound
and had indicated a determination to make war on the
coalition. The fact that Marshal MacMahon, who was a
reactionist, had been placed at the head of the army, gave
the opposition great strength. M. Thiers had only been
upset by fourteen majority ; but as soon as MacMahon
came into power a large number of members, who had
stood by M. Thiers, went openly into the camp of the
new President. When the recess of the Assembly took
place, this majority of fourteen had reached one hundred
and thirty, and here was illustrated the truth that "his-
tory repeats itself." It was in that Assembly very much
as it was in the National Convention of the First Revo-
lution ; there was a large class of men who were known
as "The Plain," in derision, "the Belly" {le ventre)
men without principle, firmness or courage, but a float-
ing, trimming, undecided mass, who went first with  one
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NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
0430 UTC FRI FEB 13 2009

SUPERSEDED BY NEXT ISSUANCE IN 6 HOURS

SEAS GIVEN AS SIGNIFICANT WAVE HEIGHT...WHICH IS THE AVERAGE 
HEIGHT OF THE HIGHEST 1/3 OF THE WAVES. INDIVIDUAL WAVES MAY BE 
MORE THAN TWICE THE SIGNIFICANT WAVE HEIGHT.

SECURITE

E PACIFIC FROM THE EQUATOR TO 30N E OF 140W

SYNOPSIS VALID 0000 UTC FRI FEB 13.
24 HOUR FORECAST VALID 0000 UTC SAT FEB 14.
48 HOUR FORECAST VALID 0000 UTC SUN FEB 15.

.WARNINGS.

.NONE.

.SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST.

.FROM 09N TO 12N E OF 90W...INCLUDING THE GULF OF PAPAGAYO... 
NE TO E WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS TO 8 FT.
.24 HOUR FORECAST LITTLE CHANGE.
.48 HOUR FORECAST LITTLE CHANGE.

.FROM 08N TO 27N W OF 122W NE WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS 8 TO 12 
FT. N OF 25N E OF 120W NW TO N WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS 8 TO 12 
FT. ELSEWHERE W OF LINE FROM 24N112W TO 00N96W WINDS LESS THAN 
20 KT. SEAS 8 TO 12 FT IN NW SWELL...EXCEPT 12 TO 15 FT IN NW 
SWELL N OF 26N BETWEEN 120W AND 132W.
.24 HOUR FORECAST FROM 08N TO 26N W OF 122W NE TO E WINDS 20 TO 
25 KT. SEAS 9 TO 13 FT WITH NW SWELL. N OF 29N BETWEEN 120W AND 
135W NW WINDS TO 20 KT. SEAS 9 TO 11 FT WITH NW SWELL. ELSEWHERE 
N OF 05N W OF 112W WINDS LESS THAN 20 KT. SEAS 8 TO 11 FT IN NW 
SWELL. 
.48 HOUR FORECAST FROM 10N TO 20N W OF 122W NE TO E WINDS 20 TO 
25 KT. SEAS 9 TO 13 FT WITH NW SWELL. N OF 29N W OF 128W W TO SW 
WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS 9 TO 13 FT WITH NW SWELL. ELSEWHERE N OF 
04N W OF 110W WINDS LESS THAN 20 KT. SEAS 8 TO 13 FT IN NW SWELL.

.REMAINDER OF AREA WINDS LESS THAN 20 KT. SEAS LESS THAN 8 FT.

.CONVECTION VALID 0300 UTC FRI FEB 13...
INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE...07N74W TO 03N90W TO 01N110W TO 
05N140W. SCATTERED MODERATE WITHIN 240 NM N OF AXIS W OF 135W.

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.FORECASTER CANGIALOSI. TROPICAL PREDICTION CENTER.