BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
AUG 14 1998

Gentlemen:

I'm writing in response to ARRL's Simplified license
Proposal. I can't believe what I'm reading? What happened
to the latest Survey showing the majority of the Hams of all
Classes, are in favor of leaving things as they are? Sounds
like pure Politics, nothing to do with the Good of Amateur
Radio, but to the good of a few, more People,(as a result
of less requirements) more sales, more Money?.....

Simplified License Structure... What are you talking about?
How easy can it be, I`m 64 years old.  At 62 I went from
Novice to Extra Class in 1 year.  Seems to me with a little
studying and effort, its a piece of cake. The result of this
change will be additional Trash and Filth on the air waves
(un Policed I might add).  We already see the results of
similar Liberal thinking.  CW is the Heart and Soul of Ham
Radio, without it, were nothing more than glorified CB up-
grades.

With Power lost as with 90% of beapers recently, etc. what
way of Communication will be available using next to No Power?
Maybe only means will be CW?

Another Problem I see, is some individuals are on the Air
with no License at all. It would seem obvious to me, the only
way a person should be able to purchase a Ham Transceiver is
with proper identification and License...

I hope you'll reconsider this Proposed Drastic Change, and
at least let nothing effect our Present Frequency's allocated
to CW...

Sincerely

Leo J. Rosneck
AA8WD
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*
* here are the numbers of W's...
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* references:
* UA2 82-85 PLB 194 (1987) 158; 88-90 PLB 276 (1992) 365.
* UA1 82-85 Z PHYS C 44 (1989) 15; 88-89 PLB 253 (1991) 503.
* CDF 88-89 mu PRL 69 (1992) 28; 88-89 elec PRD 44 (1991) 29; 92-93 pbarp 93
* D0 : 92-93 PRL 75 (1995) 1456; 94-95 pbarp 96
* CDF: 94...  D. Errede, private comm., 09-jul-1997
* LEP II:  CERN semiars, 25 Feb 1997, 
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PLACES AND^PEOPLE ABROAD.       165
inaccessible part of the rock upon which it stands, and
where a foe was least expected, and putting the guard to
death ; and at another time, by a party of soldiers dis-
guising themselves as merchants, and obtaining admis-
sion inside the castle gates. They succeeded in prevent-
ing the gates from being closed until reinforced by a
party of men under Sir Wm. Douglas, who soon over-
powered the occupants of the castle.
We could not resist the temptation held out to see the
palace of Holyrood. It was in this place that the beau-
tiful but unfortunate Mary Queen of Scots resided for
a number of years. On reaching the palace, we were
met at the door by an elderly-looking woman, with a red
face, garnished with a pair of second-hand curls, the
whole covered with a cap having the widest border that I
had seen for years. She was very kind in showing us
about the premises, especially as we were foreigners, no
doubt expecting an extra fee for politeness. The most
interesting of the many rooms in this ancient castle is
the one which was occupied by the queen, and where her
Italian favorite, Rizzio, was murdered.
But by far the most interesting object which we
visited while in Edinburgh was the house where the cele-
brated Reformer, John Knox, resided. It is a queer-looking
old building, with a pulpit on the outside, and above the
door- are the nearly obliterated remains of the follow-
ing inscription: " Lufe. God. Above. Al. And. your.
Nichbour^ As you. Self." This was probably traced
under the immediate direction of the great Reformer.
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Subject: project proposal
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 13:00:19 -0600
From: rdranter@kiwi.dep.anl.gov (Ronda Larson-Dranter)
To: sgatz@FNAL.GOV

Focus of project:  students will discover the impact of technological
changes on tasks and people  and apply this learned knowledge

Authentic task/real life problem:  Students will be hired by a textbook
company to predict jobs for the year 2010 which will used in a handbook to
help students prepare for the future; students will have to present learned
information to the textbook company

Depends on technology: internet for research and hyperstudio stack to
present to textbook company

Audience is:  textbook company and student's peers

Timeline: Project lasts for 2-3 weeks in spring. Students spend 40 minutes
each day Additional time may be necessary based upon student interest and
technology skills.
CONTENTS.                        xv
CHAPTER XIII.
UNALACHLEET-NORTON SOUND.
Indian town-hall - Preparations for dance - Smoke-consuming Indians
- Feast - Dance - Chorus - The Malemutes and Kaveaks - The chiefs -" Parka-mania" -Erection of quarters - Preparations for sledge journey  ........                          Page 141
CHAPTER XIV.
SLEDGE JOURNEY TO THE YUKON.
Routes to the Yukon - Sledges and dogs - Our start - Our party-Unalachleet River - Brought to a standstill-Dogs desert-- Ingelete Indians - Underground houses, &c. - Beans versus rice Indian cleanliness - Medical aid - Ulukuk - The river - Indian trading..  .. ..  ..  ..  ..  .. ..   .  ....          148
CHAPTER XV.
SLEDGE JOURNEY TO THE YUKON.-Continued.
Cross the Ulukuk River - Walking on snow shoes - Ulukuk Mountains - Land travelling - Versola Sofka - Patent camp - Our frozen breath- Indian honesty - The use of snow shoes- Warm springs - First glimpse of the Yukon - Coltog - Old " Stareek"
-Travel on the Yukon - Alikoffs "barabba" - Meet a Russian sledge-train - Arrival at Nulato  ............         159
CHAPTER XVI.
LIFE AT NULATO-YUKON RIVER.
First explorers of the Yukon - Nulato - Our quarters - Water
sledge - Fish traps- Winter sketching--Frozen provisions -
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ZHENG LE

EDUCATION

 	Doctor of Philosophy
University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL	May 2007
	Major in Physics
Physics Department, Nonlinear Dynamics Laboratory 
        	Special interest: Synchronization and Control of Chaos
        	GPA 3.562
	Master of Science
University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL	May 2003
	Major in Physics
Physics Department, Experimental Solid State Physics Laboratory
        	Special interests: reduced dimensional systems (e.g., 
layered systems and thin films); electrical and thermal conduction, 
thermoelectric effects; etc. 
        	GPA 3.608
	Bachelor of Science
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China	June 2000
	Major in Applied Physics
Physics Department, Optics and Laser Physics Group
        	Thesis topic: CuBr Laser System
        	GPA 3.0

PUBLICATIONS

Experimental observation of synchronous competition in the Chua system
[Zheng Le, Victor Castro, W.B.Pardo, J.A.Walkenstein, Marco Monti, 
Epaminondas Rosa Jr.], [Phys. Rev. E 75,1 2007]

Role of oxygen vacancies in the magnetic and dielectric properties of the 
high-dielectric-constant system CaCu3Ti4O12: An electron-spin resonance 
study
[M. A. Pires, C. Israel, W. Iwamoto, R. R. Urbano, O. Agero, I. Torriani, 
C. Rettori, and P. G. Pagliuso, L. Walmsley, Z. Le and J. L. Cohn, S. B. 
Oseroff], [Phys. Rev. B 73, 224404], [2006]

Competing Chua phase synchronization between two superimposed sinusoidal 
functions
[Zheng Le, Victor Castro, William B. Pardo, Jonathan A. Walkenstein, Rosa Jr
.], [Dynamics Days 2006]

Resistor Inductor Diode Chaos: A Vanishingly Simple Circuit with 
Extraordinarily Complex Behavior and Far-Reaching Potential Applications
[J.A. Walkenstein, A. Jozsef, Z. Le, V. Castro, W.B. Pardo, E.H. Currie, R.E
. OMeara], [Dynamics Days 2006]

MEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS
 Member, American Physical Society

HONORS/AWARDS
	Teaching Scholarship
        Summer Researching Scholarship
EXPERIENCE

	University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL	
	Instructor  PHY 106, 208, etc	   8/03  Present
	Developed overall course structure, including biweekly quiz, and 
administered all grades
	University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL
	Teaching Assistant  PHY 101, 102, 205, 207 etc.	  8/01  5/03
	Met with students upon request, and graded all written work, 
including quiz
	Laser lab, Tsinghua Unisplendour Corporation Limited, Beijing, China
	Research Assistant Internship	  6/99-8/99
	Development of Copper Vapor Laser

SKILLS/LANGUAGES
        Fluent in Chinese (native language) and English
        Five year driving experience
        Great team worker and a self-starter as well
        Skills of operating lots of scientific apparatus
        Skills of data aquisition and analysis
        Scientist Software: C language, Labview, Matlab, sigmaplot, 
etc.
        Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, FrontPage, Outlook
, etc.
X-Sender: gardner@utmsi.utmsi.utexas.edu
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 17:50:10 -0500
To: eegle-pi@wings.glerl.noaa.gov
From: Wayne Gardner <gardner@utmsi.utexas.edu>
Subject: EEGLE Progress and Discussion Meeting on Thurs., Oct. 28
Mime-Version: 1.0

To: EEGLE Ecological Processes and Modeling Group

Following Dave Schwab's good example,  I would appreciate having one investigator 
from each of our Ecological Processes and Modeling research groups give a summary 
of progress for 1998-99 and plans for 1999 at the Thursday morning EEGLE session.  
I.e. a member of each research team should give about a 15 minute presentation about 
major findings and proposed strategies for next year's work to help get discussions 
going.   In addition please prepare 1 or two summary tranparencies about your project 
that may be used in the synthesis presentation for the Ecological Processes and 
Modeling group to be given in the afternoon.

A tentative schedule for the speakers (or their designates) who will give talks in 
that session is:

1.  Cotner:  Phosphorus Dynamics and Production and Bacterial Dynamics in the Lake 
Michigan Plume

2.  Fahnestiel:  Impact of Episodic Transport and Resuspension on Coastal Plankton 
Processes: A Case Study of the LMRCP.

3.  Vanderploeg.  The recurrent Plume in Lake Michigan:  A Critical Event for Copepod 
Reproduction and Recruitment.

4.  Lavrentyev.  The Effects of a Recurrent Spring Plume on the Dynamics and Structure 
of the Lower Food Web in Southern Lake Michigan.

5. Chen.  Nutrient and Lower Food Web Dynamics: A Coupled Biological and Physical 
Modeling study.

An important objective for the morning session is to develop plans to integrate future 
field and experimental programs with the modeling efforts, so interactive discussions 
between field researchers and Chen's modeling group will be critical.

Look forward to seeing you all next Thursday in Minnesota!

Best regards, 

Wayne

P.S.  I will be on vacation and out of the office after today but should be occasionally 
checking email.



Wayne S. Gardner                          Telephone:  361 749 6730
The University of Texas at Austin         FAX:        361 749 6777      
Marine Science Institute
750 Channel View Drive                     Email: gardner@utmsi.utexas.edu
Port Aransas, Texas 78373                 home page: http://www.utmsi.utexas.edu
MULVFS components and operational requirements
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** IN DRY AIR CONDITIONED AREA WITH READY ACCESS TO THE DECK **
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 We have our own isolation transformer and isoloation monitoring system.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
** MAIN DECK **
   totals approximately 250 square feet (23 m^2) of working area.
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         o) estimated fresh water usage ~ 20-40 gal (80-160 L)
            2 times per station.
ALUMINUM BLOCK (24" {0.61 m} diameter )
   hung from A frame
         o) wire leads directly from winch through level wind to sheave.
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         sheave dimensions:
         top of hanger to bottom of wire groove is 31"
         total vertical length 65"
         axle side-to-side clearence = 18"
         wheel cover diameter = 37"
         wheel greatest diameter = 34"
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MULVFS WINCH CONTROL STATION
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                 3'8" (1.12 m) wide
                 6'8" (2.04 m) height clearence
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         o) weight with oil ~ 1200 lbs (545 kg)
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INTRODUCTION.                       lxxxiii
that we mall hear no more of the delay; and only he grate-
ful to that munificent Patron of Science, who not only di-
re&ed the hiftory of the voyage to be publifhed; but to be
publilhed with fuch a fplendid train of ornaments, at the
public expence, as will ftill add to the merit of having or-
dered the voyage itfelf to be undertaken.
And here it feems to be incumbent upon us to add, as
another inftance of munificent attention, that care has been
taken to mark, in the moft fignificant manner, the juft fenfe
entertained of the humane and liberal relief afforded to our
mips in Kamtfchatka. Colonel Behm, the commandant of
that province, has not been rewarded merely by the plea-
fure which a benevolent mind feels in reflecting upon the
bleflings it confers; but has been thanked in a manner
equally confiftent with the dignity of his own fovereign
and of ours, to whofe fubjects he extended protection. A
magnificent piece of plate was prefented to him, with an
infcription, worthy of a place in the fame book where the
hiftory of his humanity to our countrymen is recorded, and
which, while it does honour to our national gratitude, de-
ferves alfo to be preferved as a monument of our national
tafte for elegant compofition.   It is as follows :
Viro egregio magno de Behm ; qui, Imperatricis Auguf-
tijfimce Catharina aufpiciis, fummdque animi benignitate, Java, quibus
praerat, Kamtfcbatkte littora, navibus nautifqu} Britanmch, ho/pita
prcebuit; eofque, in terminis,Ji qui ejfent Imperio RuJ)ico,fruftra explo-
randis, mala mult a perpejhs, iteratd vice excepit, refeeit, recreavit, et
commeatu omnicumulateautJos dmijit-, Rei navalis Britannic^
Septemviri in aliquant benevolentia tarn infignis memoriam, amicif~
Jimo, gratiffimoque animo, fuo, patriceque nomine, D. D. D.
MDCCLXXXI.
1 2                                 This
NOUS41 KWBC 061700
PNSWSH
TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION NOTICE 08-63
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON DC
100 PM EDT WED AUG 06 2008
         
TO:	 SUBSCRIBERS:
         -FAMILY OF SERVICES
         -NOAA WEATHER WIRE SERVICE
         -EMERGENCY MANAGERS WEATHER INFORMATION NETWORK
         OTHER NWS PARTNERS...USERS AND EMPLOYEES
FROM:	 KEVIN SCHRAB      
	 CHIEF ... OBSERVING SERVICES DIVISION 
	 OFFICE OF CLIMATE... WATER AND WEATHER SERVICES 
SUBJECT: STERLING VIRGINIA /KLWX/ UPPER AIR FACILITY TO RELOCATE
         WITH RADIOSONDE REPLACEMENT SYSTEM /RRS/: EFFECTIVE
         SEPTEMBER 19 2008
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 19 2008 THE STERLING VIRGINIA UPPER AIR 
/UA/ FACILITY WILL RELOCATE ONE HALF MILE WEST OF ITS LONG TERM 
LOCATION AS PART OF THE RELOCATION OF THE STERLING WEATHER 
FORECAST OFFICE /WFO/. 
NWS WILL TERMINATE UA OBSERVATIONS FROM THE EXISTING SITE ON 
SEPTEMBER 15 2008. FOR FOUR DAYS THE STERLING FIELD SUPPORT 
CENTER /SFSC/ WILL CONDUCT OFFICIAL UA OBSERVATIONS WITH SFSC RRS 
EQUIPMENT. THE SFSC IS ALSO LOCATED WITHIN ONE HALF MILE OF THE 
NEW UA RELEASE POINT. EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 19 2008 UA 
OBSERVATIONS WILL MOVE FROM THE SFSC FACILITY TO THE NEW 
PERMANENT UA FACILITY ADJACENT TO THE NEW WFO.
	
THIS TRANSITION TO THE NEW UA LOCATION WILL NOT CHANGE THE FORMAT 
OF THE CODED UPPER AIR MESSAGES FROM THE RRS FORMAT IN USE SINCE 
THE KLWX TRANSITION TO RRS IN AUGUST 2005. 
OFFICIAL DATUM INFORMATION FOR THE NEW UA RELEASE POINT WILL BE 
DISSEMINATED IN A SEPARATE TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION NOTICE /TIN/.  
AT SUCH TIME AS YOU NEED TO UPDATE YOUR METADATA FILES TO 
MAINTAIN THE CORRECT LATITUDE... LONGITUDE... AND ELEVATION DATA 
FOR PRODUCTS DERIVED FROM STERLING /KLWX/ UA DATA.
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR FEEDBACK...PLEASE CONTACT:
     DOMINIC BOSCO
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TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION NOTICES ARE ONLINE AT /USE LOWER CASE/:
  HTTP://WWW.WEATHER.GOV/OS/NOTIF.HTM
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FPAK79 PAOM 220612
&ZCZC NOWOME

SHORT TERM FORECAST
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOME AK
1012 PM ADT FRI MAY 21 2004

AKZ211-221200-
SOUTHERN SEWARD PENINSULA COAST- 
INCLUDING...NOME...WHITE MOUNTAIN...GOLOVIN
1012 PM ADT FRI MAY 21 2004

.NOW...
RADAR SHOWS MOST OF THE RAIN NOW IN THE INTERIOR WITH A SMALL BAND 
OF PRECIPITATION TO OUR SOUTHWEST. THE CONSEQUENCES OF NO RAIN AT
THIS TIME LOOK TO BE A LOT OF FOG. GIVEN THE SATURATION OF THE AIR,
IT WOULD BE LOGICAL TO ASSUME THAT THE FOG WILL THICKEN UNTIL WE
GET MORE RAIN TO CLEANSE THE ATMOSPHERE. 


$$
 

NNNN
From: OC EXECSEC
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:23 PM
To: Dockets, FDA
Subject: FW: Do Not Approve A/F Protein's Genetically Engineered
Fish--Docket# 01P-0230

> ----------
> From: 	Louise Young[SMTP:HEIDKAMP@EXECPC.COM]
> Sent: 	Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:22:37 PM
> To: 	FDA Commissioner
> Subject: 	Do Not Approve A/F Protein's Genetically Engineered Fish--Docket# 01P-0230
> Auto forwarded by a Rule
> 
> 
FDA Commissioner ,

I have health concerns about GE fish or any other GE food.  It does not appear to me that independent research has been done of this product.  I have to see research proving that this is a safe product for consumption. Please send me the research that proves this is safe. I am aware of the debacle GE foods have been for farmers in this region, and I will not purchase any GE fish. Please send me and my Senators Feingold and Senator Kohl. Thank you for your prompt attention.

Louise Young
7822 Rogers Ave
Wauwatosa, WI 53213-1761 
USA
heidkamp@execpc.com
/C FXAK62 PAFC 271417
ANCAFDALU

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION SOUTHWEST ALASKA
500 AM AST MON JAN 26 2004

.DISCUSSION...

DEPENDING ON HOW YOU SLICE IT THE 4 TO 5 WAVE PATTERN CONTINUES TO
REMAIN IN CHARGE. THE BIG CHANGE IS THE SPLIT ANCHOR LOWS OVER CANADA
AND GREENLAND ARE GOING TO CONSOLIDATE AND HEAD BACK TO THE NORTH
POLE AND THEN BEGIN TO POKE DOWN INTO THE WESTERN PART OF THE
INTERIOR. AT THE SAME TIME...THE INFAMOUS WEST COAST RIDGE WILL
FINALLY MAKE AN APPEARANCE BUT BE TOO WEAK TO GREATLY IMPACT THE
WEATHER.  THIS GLOBAL CHANGE HAS BEEN ADVERTISED FOR THE PAST THREE
DAYS AND EACH RUN CONTINUES TO BUILD ON THE PREVIOUS ONE.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR ALASKA IS THE UPPER LEVEL HIGH THAT HAS BEEN
HELPING TO STEER DRY AND COLD MOST OF THE STATE WILL SHOOT TO SIBERIA
WHILE A TROF BEHIND THE BUILDING WEST COAST RIDGE GETS INTO PLACE.
THIS WILL GIVE US A FEW CHANCES FOR PRECIPITATION AS PULSES WILL
ROTATE AROUND THE LOW. IT WILL ALSO ALLOW FOR MILDER AIR TO
INFILTRATE FURTHER INTO ALASKA.

FOR THE SHORT TERM...SATELLITE SHOWS A SLEW OF LOWS IN A COMPLEX OVER
THE WESTERN PART OF ALASKA. PRECIPITATION IS ROTATING AROUND THE LOWS
AND IS CURRENTLY IMPACTING MOST OF THE SOUTHWESTERN PART OF THE STATE
ALONG WITH THE ALEUTIANS. KODIAK CONTINUES TO GET THE WORST OF IT
WITH GUSTY WINDS AND CONSTANT SNOWFALL. THE RAIN SNOW LINE CONTINUES
TO FLIRT WITH KODIAK ISLAND SO A MIXED BAG IS LIKELY BE ON TAP FOR
TODAY. 

ALTHOUGH SATELLITE IS SHOWING A NICE BAND HEADING TOWARD ANCHORAGE
THE DYNAMICS...THANKS IN LARGE PART TO A JET HEADING FURTHER
SOUTH...SHOULD KEEP MOST OF IT SOUTH OF THE INTERIOR. COASTAL
SECTIONS WILL LIKELY GET BRUSHED WITH SOME ACTIVITY BUT IT SHOULD NOT
BE A REPEAT OF YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. THE ONE CAVEAT WOULD BE IF
ANOTHER SMALL SCALE LOW SPINS UP AND HEADS NORTH OF THE AXIS OF
DEVELOPMENT.  RIGHT NOW GVAR AND WV DO NOT SHOW ANY SIGNS OF THAT
HAPPENING.

MODEL WISE...THE ONLY LARGE DIFFERENCE IS WITH HOW THE LOW SOUTH OF
KODIAK THIS MORNING IS HANDLED. MESOETA HANDLES IT BY PUSHING IT INTO
THE GULF AND GOING WITHOUT ANOTHER LOW UNTIL NORTH OF SHEMYA. THE
OTHER BIG THREE MODELS THROW AN ADDITIONAL LOW OVER THE ALASKA
PENINSULA AND THEN BRISTOL BAY. CONSIDER HOW MANY LOWS ARE IN THE
COMPLEX AND HOW THEY CONTINUE TO FORM...THE MESOETA SOLUTION IS NOT
PREFERRED. THE INITIAL POSITION OF THE LOW ON THE MESOETA ALSO
APPEARS OFF. THE UKMET LOOKS TO HAVE THE BEST OVERALL HANDLE OF ALL
OF THE LOWS.
 
.AER/ALU...WATCH/WARNING SUMMARY
PUBLIC...NONE. 
MARINE...HURRICANE 3C.
         STORM GULF 2B 2C 3A 3B 3C 4.
         GALES BERING 8 14.
         HEAVY FREEZING SPRAY 3A 3C 14 4 4A.
FIRE WEATHER...NONE.

BELL JAN 27
Blocking of Fixed-block Sequential Media.
                                 and
                           Bitstream Devices.

                         P.Grosbol and D.Wells
                              1994-May-10


                             Introduction

A number of high density storage media (e.g. optical disks and helical
scan tapes) is of significant interest of exchange of large volumes of
astronomical data in FITS format. Many controllers and devices for these
media can only access data in blocks of fixed length, typically 2**n bytes.
Thus, a special blocking agreement for FITS files is required for this
type of media.

                      Blocking for fixed-block media.

For fixed-block sequential media, FITS files consisting of an integer
number of 2880 byte logical records should be regarded as a bitstream
written out with the fixed blocking size of the medium with the last
block being padded out with zeros to the length of the fixed blocks.
After detection of an end-of-file on reading, any incomplete logical
FITS record should be disregarded.  This proposal applies to optical
disks (accessed as a sequential set of records), QIC format 1/4inch
cartridge tapes and Local Area Networks.

The fixed-block blocking proposal conforms to the general rules
for blocking of FITS files (Grosbol et al. 1988, Astron. Astrophys.
Suppl. 73, p359) using a blocking factor of 2**n/2880 for media
with a fixed block size of 2**n bytes.

                       Blocking for bitstream devices.

For bitstream devices, FITS files should be written with a blocking
factor of one i.e. with fixed blocks of 2880 bytes corresponding to
the logical record size. This proposal applies to FITS files written
to logical file systems.

                        Blocking for variable-block media.

For variable block length sequential media, FITS files may be written
with an integer blocking factor between 1 and 10 including as specified
in the blocking agreement for 1/2 inch 9 track tapes. This proposal applies
to FITS files written to DDS/DAT 4mm cartridge tapes and
8mm cartridge tape (Exabyte).
000
NOUS45 KABQ 291536
PNSABQ
NMZ001>021-026-291900-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE NM
836 AM MST WED NOV 29 2006

...PRELIMINARY SNOWFALL REPORTS ACROSS NEW MEXICO SO FAR TODAY...

LOCATION                           SNOWFALL AMOUNT

ALBUQUERQUE FOOTHILLS....................1 INCH
ALBUQUERQUE ACADEMY/TRAMWAY ...........1/2 INCH
ALBUQUERQUE LOUISIANA/SAN ANTONIO........TRACE

SANTA FE...SETON VILLAGE.................2 INCHES
SANTA FE...11 MI SOUTH.................1/2 INCH

RATON...PORT OF ENTRY....................2 INCHES
GALLUP...................................2 INCHES
CHAMA....................................2 INCHES
EAGLE NEST...............................2 INCHES
RATON....................................1 INCH
ESPANOLA.................................TRACE
CORRALES.................................TRACE
LOS LUNAS................................TRACE
EDGEWOOD/CEDAR GROVE.....................TRACE
MORIARTY.................................TRACE
LOS ALAMOS...............................TRACE

$$

SHY
Bridge Label,Structure ID,Bridge Description,Location Description
1,      24 0353F,S5-N99 CONNECTOR,03-SAC-005-30.11-SAC
2,      24 0253,INTERSTATE 5,03-SAC-005-19.3-SAC
3,      24 0350F,W80-N5 CONNECTOR,03-SAC-080-M2.64-SAC
4,      24 0255,INTERSTATE 5,03-SAC-005-19.95-SAC
5,      24 0004L,US 50 (I-305) WB,03-SAC-050-L.01-SAC
6,      24 0004R,US 50 (I-305) EB,03-SAC-050-L.01-SAC
7,      24 0267,INTERSTATE 5,03-SAC-005-22.42-SAC
8,      24 0243R,US 50 (I-305) EB,03-SAC-050-L.66-SAC
9,      24 0243L,US 50 (I-305) WB,03-SAC-050-L.66-SAC
10,      24 0247R,US 50 (I-305) EB,03-SAC-050-L1.36-SAC
11,      24 0247L,US 50 (I-305) WB,03-SAC-050-L1.36-SAC
12,      24 0248R,US 50 (I-305) EB,03-SAC-050-L1.59-SAC
13,      24 0248L,US 50 (I-305) WB,03-SAC-050-L1.59-SAC
14,      24 0158,STATE ROUTE 99,03-SAC-099-24.19-SAC
15,      24 0157,STATE ROUTE 99,03-SAC-099-24.03-SAC
16,      24 0154,STATE ROUTE 99,03-SAC-099-22.59-SAC
17,      24 0228R,US 50 EB,03-SAC-050-R.38-SAC
18,      24 0316S,E50-59TH ST OFF-RP,03-SAC-050-R2.01-SAC
19,      24 0282S,E80-LONGVIEW DR OF,03-SAC-080-M9.19-SAC
ABAK34 PANC 262030
PNSANC
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ANCHORAGE AK
100 PM ADT SAT JUL 26 2003

TO: TSUNAMI WARNING SYSTEM PARTICIPANTS IN ALASKA... WASHINGTON...
OREGON... AND CALIFORNIA... INCLUDING STATE WARNING POINTS OR EOCS...
LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL... EAS
PARTICIPANTS... US COAST GUARD... RESCUE COORDINATION CENTERS... FAA
REGIONAL OPERATIONS CENTERS AND SELECT AUTOMATED FLIGHT SERVICE
STATIONS... MEDIA PARTNERS... AND NWS PERSONNEL

FROM: PAUL WHITMORE
      GEOPHYSICIST IN CHARGE
      WEST COAST AND ALASKA TSUNAMI WARNING CENTER

      AND

      ROBERT HOPKINS 
      METEOROLOGIST IN CHARGE
      WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE ANCHORAGE

SUBJECT: TSUNAMI WARNING TEST SEPTEMBER 16 2003

EFFECTIVE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 16 2003 AT 11 AM PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME
/PDT/... 10 AM ALASKA DAYLIGHT TIME /ADT/... 1800 COORDINATED
UNIVERSAL TIME /UTC/... THE WEST COAST AND ALASKA TSUNAMI WARNING
CENTER /WCATWC/ WILL CONDUCT A TSUNAMI WARNING TEST. THE PURPOSE OF
THIS TEST IS TO PROVIDE A REALISTIC TSUNAMI WARNING SCENARIO FOR USE
IN LOCAL AND/OR STATEWIDE DRILLS COORDINATED BETWEEN EMERGENCY
MANAGERS AND THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

WEATHER FORECAST OFFICES /WFO/ ALONG THE U.S. WEST COAST AND IN
ALASKA WILL PARTICIPATE IN THIS TEST BY DISSEMINATING THE TSUNAMI
WARNING PRODUCT IN COASTAL AREAS VIA NOAA WEATHER RADIO AND THROUGH
OTHER LOCAL WARNING SYSTEMS TO EMERGENCY OFFICIALS... THE MEDIA...
AND THE PUBLIC. WEATHER FORECAST OFFICES PARTICIPATING IN THE TEST
ARE LISTED IN TABLE 1. 

TABLE 1 - WFOS PARTICIPATING IN THE TSUNAMI WARNING TEST.

SAN DIEGO CA
LOS ANGELES CA
MOTEREY CA
EUREKA CA
MEDFORD OR
PORTLAND OR
SEATTLE WA
JUNEAU AK
ANCHORAGE AK

THE TSUNAMI WARNING PRODUCT IDENTIFIER TO BE USED IN THIS TEST IS 
WEPA41 PAAQ.... AND THE AWIPS ID IS TSUWCA

PARTICIPATING WFOS WIL CONDUCT A FOLLOW UP SERVICE EVALUATION. IN
ADDITION TO REVIEWING THE EFFICIENCY OF THEIR OFFICE OPERATIONS...
THEY WILL CONTACT AND INTERVIEW PRINCIPLE PARTNERS. THIS INCLUDES THE
MEDIA... EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS... POLITICAL AUTHORITIES...
LOCAL RESPONDERS... AND IF POSSIBLE THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

NOT. IN THE CASE OF REAL EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITY OR HAZARDOUS WEATHER
CONDITIONS ON SEPTEMBER 16... THE NWS WILL POSTPONE AND RESCHEDULE
THIS TEST. 

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS... PLEASE CONTACT

AIMEE DEVARIS
ALASKA REGION WARNING COORDINATION METEOROLOGIST
PHONE: 907-271-3507
EMAIL: AIMEE.DEVARIS@NOAA.GOV

SAM ALBANESE
WARNING COORDINATION METEOROLOGIST WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE ANCHORAGE
PHONE: 907-266-5117
EMAIL: SAM.ALBANESE@NOAA.GOV

EXAMPLES OF THE TSUNAMI WARNING PRODUCTS TO BE USED IN THIS TEST MAY
BE FOUND ON THE INTERNET AT  /USE LOWER CASE/

HTTP://WCATWC.ARH.NOAA.GOV/DEFINITION.HTM

GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION... INCLUDING ACTIONS YOU SHOULD TAKE WHEN
A TSUNAMI WARNING IS ISSUED MAY BE FOUND AT /USE LOWER CASE/

HTTP://WCATWC.ARH.NOAA.GOV/SAFETY.HTM

$$
END
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THE MOON OF THE CARIBBEES     13
PaddyYe'll be lucky if any of thim looks at ye,
ye squint-eyed runt.
Cocky[Angrily.] Ho, yus? You ain't no
bleedin' beauty prize yeself, me man. A 'airy ape,
I calls yer.
Paddy{Walking toward himtruculently.]
Whot's thot?    Say ut again if ye dare.
Cocky[His hand on his sheath knifesnarl-
ing.] 'Airy ape! That's wot I says! [Paddy
tries to reach him but the others keep them apart.]
Big Fbank[Pushing Paddy back.] Vot's the
matter mit you, Paddy. Don't you hear vat Dris-
coll sayno fighting?
Paddy[Grumblingly.] I don't take no back
talk from that deck-scrubbin' shrimp.
CockyBlarsted coal-puncher! [Driscoi/l ap-
pears wearing a broad grin of satisfaction. The
fight is immediately forgotten by the crowd who
gather around him with exclamations of eager curi-
osity. How is it, Drisc? Any luck? Vot she
bring, Drisc?    Where's the gels? etc.]
Dkiscoll[With an apprehensive glance back
at the bridge.] Not so loud, for the love av hivin!
[The clamor dies down.] Yis, she has ut wid her.
She'll be here in a minute wid a pint bottle or two
for each wan av yethree shillin's a bottle. So
don't be impashunt.
Cocky[Indignantly.] Three bob! The bloody
cow!
Review of Kilometric Continuum 

K. Hashimoto, J.L. Green, R.R. Anderson, and H. Matsumoto 


Kilometric continuum radiation is a non-thermal magnetospheric radio emission.
It is one of the fundamental electromagnetic emissions in all planetary
magnetospheres [cf. the review by Kaiser, 27]. We review its observational
properties in view of their agreement with theoretical models. Although this
emission has been observed and studied for more than 35 years, there are still
several unverified theories on how this emission is generated. It is by now
quite certain that it is emitted from the plasmasphere, in particular from the
plasmapause and from density notches and cavity gradients. Mode conversion at
density gradients plays an important role. Observations show that the radiation
consists of a magnetospherically trapped and an escaping component. It exhibits
a narrow-band fine structure that is barely understood, but beaming models can
be safely excluded based on the observations of the frequency-time structure of
the radiation. We investigate its relation to geomagnetic activity and solar
activity.

_______________
Lect. Notes Phys., 687, 37-54, 2006
312                          TEXAS  AND  MEXICO.
the colour and transparence of a beautiful topaz of
Brazil. As to the ant, it resembles the ordinary ant,
and there it remains in the vesicle as though buried in
its own work. I asked for some details about its repro-
duction, but the existence of this insect is so little
knoAvn that I could never succeed in obtaining any
further information about it.
Don Ignacio, however, had promised me unexpected
revelations. Seeing that I knew as much about the
ant as himself, he began to think awhile, and started a
new topic, in which I did not interrupt him.
" Ten years ago (it was then I herded the flocks of
Dona Trinidad Flores), as I was pursuing a mustang,
I penetrated into a very narrow gorge of the State of
Nuevo Leon. To the right and to the left I saw
only rocks and crags heaped up in confusion, as though
the mountain had fallen in. I observed nothing in the
shape of a tree beyond a plaquemine, a kind of medlar
tree, which grew up in this chaos. I wished to draw
near it, to rest beneath its shade and eat some of
its black SAveet fruit. In climbing up a slope, I
caused some stones covered over by the moss to roll
down, and, in their displacement, they laid bare the
mouth of a deep grotta. I determined on entering ;
but, at a distance of twenty paces, I was brought to a halt
by a wall, which, from feeling it, I found had not been
built with lime and mortar, so that in less than fiAre
minutes I had it all down, and there opened before me a
large lofty room lighted by a fissure in the rock. At the
furthest extremity rose a square altar made of polished
stones, the uppermost consisting of one solid block.
On the altar lay a piece of pure, massive gold, oblong
in form, a foot long by two inches wide, while over the
TITLE:   GCN CIRCULAR
NUMBER:  6492
SUBJECT: GRB 070610: OPTIMA-Burst high-time-resolution optical observations
DATE:    07/06/11 00:22:55 GMT
FROM:    Alexander Stefanescu at MPE  <astefan@mpe.mpg.de>

A. Stefanescu (1), A. Slowikowska (2)(3), G. Kanbach (1), S. Duscha (1), 
F. Schrey (1), H. Steinle (1), Z. Ioannou (4) of the OPTIMA-Burst Team 
report the following:
(1)=MPE, Garching, (2)=FORTH, Heraklion (3)=NCAC, Torun (4)=Univ. of Crete

"OPTIMA-Burst at the 1.3m Skinakas Observatory, of the University of
Crete, Greece slewed to the Swift BAT-errorcircle of GRB 070610 (GCN
Circ 6489, C. Pagani et al.) and started observations at 20:53:23UT (57s 
after the burst, 28s after the notice).

We detected a faint transient in the BAT errorcircle. The transient was 
marginally detected as 19+-0.4 mag in our first 10s white-light image, 
and was not detected in subsequent CCD frames. The position of the 
transient is inside the XRT error-circle (GCN 6490, C. Pagani et al.).

At 20:57:19 (293s after the burst) observations with the fibre-fed, 
single-photon-counting high-time-resolution main instrument of 
OPTIMA-Burst started. A quick-look analysis of this data binned to 1s 
resolution indicates that the source is barely detectable (below the 2 
sigma level) until 21:00:22 (476s after the burst). At that time the 
source showed a flaring activity of about 7.5 sigma above the background 
level. The activity lasted about 80s and consisted of three to four 
overlapping spikes and a slow decay.

Further analysis is in progress."

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100
THE EUROPEANS.
It pleased Gertrude even more to think that he
was an amateur than to think that he was an artist;
the former word, to her fancy, had an even subtler
connotation. She knew, however, that it was a word
to use more soberly. Mr. Wentworth used it freely;
for though he had not been exactly familiar with it,
he found it convenient as a help toward classi-
fying Felix, who, as a young man extremely clever
and active and apparently respectable and yet not
engaged in any recognized business, was an impor-
tunate anomaly. Of course the Baroness and her
brothershe was always spoken ofwere a wel-
come topic of conversation between Mr. Wentworth
and his daughters and their occasional visitors.
"And the young man, your nephew, what is his
profession?" asked an old gentlemanMr. Broderip,
of Salemwho had been Mr. Wentworth's class-mate
at Harvard College in the year 1809 and who came
into his office in Devonshire Street. (Mr. Went-
worth, in his later years, used to go but three times
a week to his office, where he had a large amount
of highly confidential trust-business to transact.)
"Well, he's an amateur," said Felix's uncle, with
folded hands, and with a certain satisfaction in
being able to say it. And Mr. Broderip had gone
back to  Salem with  a  feeling   that this was pro-
Comment 04114360

From: amy@fachko.com
Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 11:53 AM
To: Rulemaking, TTB
Subject: Notice No. 41: Labeling and Advertising of Wines, Distilled
Spirits and Malt Beverages

U.S.  TTB
 

Dear U.S.  TTB,

I am writing today to request that the TTB approve a proposal to allow the amount of calories, carbohydrates and alcohol per serving size to be included on beer and other alcoholic beverage bottles. This information is on everything else that I eat and drink. I would like this kind of information for beer as well.

Because this information is provided elsewhere, I believe it is common sense to allow it to be printed on a beer bottle.
Therefore, I urge you to approve this proposal. It will be much appreciated.

Sincerely,

Amy Fachko
5 Skyline Court
Sandia Park, New Mexico 87047
 cc: 
Senator Pete Domenici
Senator Jeff Bingaman
Representative Heather Wilson