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THE  EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S  REPLY.          147
the same time, to substitute for the now valueless stipulations
of the treaty of Miramar other arrangements intended to
ensure the security of our claims. The emperor's minister at
Mexico has consequently received instructions to conclude a
new convention for this purpose.
These instructions, like all the acts of the Emperor Napo-
leon, are inspired by the natural sentiments which attach him
to the Emperor of Mexico, and by a sincere desire to reconcile
interests that he does not wish to see separated. He has duly
appreciated the reasons which have led his representatives not
to press for the immediate conclusion of the arrangements which
had been prescribed; but he has regretted to see that the
Mexican cabinet has profited by their compliance to remove to
Paris the scene of a negotiation which can only be usefully
carried on at Mexico.
The Emperor Napoleon has especially regretted to find in-,
eluded in the draft of a treaty submitted to his government by
General Almonte certain propositions which have already been
laid before them, and have been necessarily declined for the
most powerful reasons every time that they have been brought
forward. The stay of the troops (it is said) must be prolonged
beyond the assigned periods ; fresh advances are demanded of
us, in the anticipation of a deficiency in the resources of the
Mexican treasury, and the repayment of these advances is put
off to undetermined dates ; no pledge is offered, no guarantee
is given for the security of our claims. After the frank, loyal,
and full explanations of the French government, it is difficult
to account for the persistency of illusion which must have
guided the conception of this scheme.
It is impossible to accept the propositions brought by
General Almonte, or even to authorise their discussion. It
will be necessary to consent to a new convention.
If the combinations which will be proposed to him are
accepted by his majesty the Emperor Maximilian, the times
fixed for the gradual departure of the French troops will be
maintained; and Marshal Bazaine, in conjunction with his
majesty, will settle the measures necessary, in order that the
evacuation of the Mexican territory may be carried out in the
mode most favourable to the maintenance of order and the
consolidation of the imperial power.
12
TITLE:   GCN GRB OBSERVATION REPORT
NUMBER:  3218
SUBJECT: GRB 050410: Swift XRT Position
DATE:    05/04/10 14:44:05 GMT
FROM:    David Burrows at PSU/Swift  <dxb15@psu.edu>

V. La Parola, V. Mangano, T. Mineo, G. Cusumano  (INAF-IASF/Palermo), J. A. 
Kennea, D. N. Burrows  (PSU), C. Pagani,  P. Romano (INAF-OAB), J. P. 
Osborne, P. T. O'Brien (U. Leicester),  M. Capalbi, F. Tamburelli (ASDC), 
B. Zhang (U. Nevada), R. Fink, S. Barthelmy and N. Gehrels (GSFC), report 
on behalf of the Swift XRT team:

The Swift BAT instrument found Triggers 114298/114299 (possibly GRB 050410) 
at 12:14:25 UT on 10 April 2005.  The target was within the Swift Earth 
constraint and the observatory executed a delayed automated slew to the BAT 
position at 12:44:20.  The XRT began taking data at 12:46:27 UT, about 32 
minutes after the burst.  The afterglow was too faint for the XRT to 
produce an on-board centroid.  Ground processing shows a faint uncataloged 
X-ray source located at:

RA(J2000) = 05:59:12.9
Dec(J2000) = +79:36:9.2

We estimate an uncertainty of about 5 arcseconds radius (90% 
containment).   This source is located 38 arcseconds from the BAT position 
for Trigger 114299.
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Prevencin de Listeriosis durante el Embarazo

Embarazada

Saba usted que la LISTERIOSIS es una enfermedad que puede causarle dao 
tanto a usted como a su beb?

La Listeria es un grmen que se encuentra en varios alimentos.

Cules son los sntomas de la listeriosis?

Informe a su mdico o a la clnica si tiene los siguientes sntomas durante 
el embarazo: sntomas similares al Flu (escalofros, fiebre, dolor de cabeza), 
diarrea y dolor de estmago. Los sntomas pueden ocurrir das o semanas 
despus de comer alimentos contaminados.

Como prevenir la listeriosis

Durante el embarazo no coma los quesos blandos (el blanco, el fresco, el 
asadero, el cotija, el ranchero, o el enchilado). Evite feta, Brie, Camembert, 
y quesos con venas azules como el Roquefort. Puede comer quesos duros 
(Monterey Jack, Cheddar, mozarela); los quesos procesados como el queso 
americano; el de crema; el cottage y yogur.
No tome leche cruda (sin pasteurizar) o alimentos preparados con leche cruda.
Evite carnes fras como boloa, perros calientes y la pasta de carne ( pt  ).
Cocine muy bien toda la carne de res, pollo, cerdo, mariscos y pescados. 
Caliente muy bien las sobras de las comidas, hasta que salga humo.
Lave bien las frutas y los vegetales.
Lvese muy bien las manos despus de tocar o cortar carne, pollo, cerdo o 
pescados crudos.
Mantenga limpios los sitios donde prepara comidas, los recipientes donde los 
guarda y el interior del refrigerador.


Usted puede conseguir ms informacon a travs de
Division of Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases
National Center for Infectious Diseases
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
1600 Clifton Road, Mailstop C09
Atlanta, Georgia 30333

Octubre 1994
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From: PRyan101@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 5:55 PM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: Mutual Funds disclosure (s7-36-02)
Dear Commissioner Pitt:

I was very pleased to hear that the commission intends to pass, after 
the 60 day comment period, its current proposal to require Mutual Funds 
(Fidelity and Vanguard do so now) to disclose proxy votes. 

To regain investor confidence...portfolio transparency is a must. 

While these rules will cost Mutual Funds a bit of money, disclosure is 
priceless. Hopefully, you will insist on PLAIN English communications.

       o- Example:  Vote for or against JJ. Bookman to be a Director?.
	   
We voted for JJ Bookman, because he is a graduate of Columbial with a finance 
MBA. Has held 3 positions as CFO of fortune 500 companies. The current company 
is rated by S & P as AA, excellent financial disclosure and in each of the past 
5-years the company has see increased sales and profits. Their stock has risen 
25% in the past three years. Is a board member of one other board, company ABC, 
where JJ Bookman is rated highly as an energetic contributor to the board  and 
in discussions with various board members is rated A+. giving very sound corporate 
governance advice, strategic planning input and is a good team player and yet will 
vote against management if necessary. A background check has disclosed no negative 
data. 

Next you must regulate disclosure dates. 

My recommendation is to put the proxy vote data on the funds web site when they 
process the proxy. This way shareholders may comment if they disagree. A written 
statement should be sent no more than 45 days after the decision date.

Thank you.
Subject: Matlab seminar

We are pleased to invite you to attend a free MathWorks seminar: 
"Advanced Image Processing," to be held the Hilton McLean Tysons Corner
in McLean, VA on September 10.

MathWorks software engineers will present examples and demonstrations 
that show how MATLAB and the new Image Processing Toolbox provide a 
complete environment for performing image analysis and developing 
image-based algorithms and applications. 

We will be offering two versions of this seminar:

Advanced Image Processing for Aerospace and Defense Applications 
- Tuesday, September 10, 2002, 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Advanced Image Processing 
- Tuesday, September 10, 2002, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

To view the agenda and register online visit 
www.mathworks.com/company/seminars. 

To register by phone call 978-659-6104. When you register, you will be 
asked  which seminar you prefer to attend.

We look forward to seeing you at one of these events.

Sincerely, 

Patricia Katzman 
Image Processing Manager
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# ex9.1.3.mod LLR-AY-NLP-23-21-6
# AMPL coding by Sven Leyffer, Apr. 2001,

# From Nonconvex Optimization and its Applications, Volume 33
# Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Hardbound, ISBN 0-7923-5801-5
# (see also titan.princeton.edu/TestProblems/)
#
# Test problem 9.2.3 in the Test Collection Book
# Test problem 9.1.3 in the web page
# Test problem from Candler-Townsley 82
#
# Removed MI-model of complementarity.

set I := 1..6;
set J := 1..3;

var y{I}  >= 0;
var mu{J};
var x{J} >= 0;
var s{I} >= 0;
var l{I} >= 0;

# ... Outer Objective function
minimize c1: 4*y[1] - 40*y[2] - 4*y[3] - 8*x[1] - 4*x[2];

subject to 

   # ... Inner Problem Constraints
   c2:  -y[1] +   y[2] +     y[3] + y[4]                    = 1;
   c3:  -y[1] + 2*y[2] - 0.5*y[3]      + y[5]      + 2*x[1] = 1;
   c4: 2*y[1] -   y[2] - 0.5*y[3]           + y[6] + 2*x[2] = 1;
   c5:  - y[1] + s[1] = 0;
   c6:  - y[2] + s[2] = 0; 
   c7:  - y[3] + s[3] = 0;
   c8:  - y[4] + s[4] = 0;
   c9:  - y[5] + s[5] = 0;
   c10: - y[6] + s[6] = 0; 

   # ... KKT conditions for the inner problem optimum
   kt1:  1 - mu[1] -     mu[2] +   2*mu[3] - l[1] = 0;
   kt2:  1 + mu[1] +   2*mu[2] -     mu[3] - l[2] = 0;
   kt3:  2 + mu[1] - 0.5*mu[2] - 0.5*mu[3] - l[3] = 0;
   kt4:  mu[1] - l[4] = 0;
   kt5:  mu[2] - l[5] = 0;
   kt6:  mu[3] - l[6] = 0;

   # ... Complementarity Constraints
   compl {i in I}: 0 <= l[i]    complements   s[i] >= 0;
129 
place dans le monde religieux que ses dcisions faisaient
autorit pour toute conscience catholique, puisqu'il prsidait
le tribunal des cas de conscience, qui avait t cr  la Sor-
bonne (1). De lui, donc, nous aurons le tmoignage, irr-
cusable de l'opinion la plus claire et la plus digne des
gens d'Eglise, qu'on puisse trouver en France  l'poque
de Montesquieu. Car Fromageau est, par sa vie et surtout
par la date de publication de ses uvres, un contemporain
du savant Prsident.
Germain Fromageau fut un thologien savant et doux.
Pendant trente ans, il fut l'aumnier dsign par l'assem-
ble de la Sorbonne pour exercer le ministre sacr auprs
des condamns  mort. La manire chrtienne dont il s'ac-
quitta de ce pnible office lui valut l'approbation de tous
ses confrres (2). Peu de temps aprs sa mort, arrive en
1705, on entreprit de publier les dcisions qu'il avait don-
nes sur les cas de conscience (3). Mais c'est dans l'dition
augmente et mise en ordre alphabtique par les soins de
Saint-Michel Treuv, thologal de Meaux, et de l'abb Gou-
jet (4), que se trouve la dcision dont je veux parler main-
tenant (5).
1 II ne semble pas que ce tribunal ait eu un caractre officiel, et
je ne puis dire  quel moment il fut fond. Mais il parat que le doc-
teur de Sorbonne, Sainte-Beuve (1613 16"7), se consacrait  l'tude
des questions difficiles de inorale, sur lesquelles on le consultait. On
a de lui, Rsolutions de plusieurs cas de conscience touchant la
morale et la discipline de l'Eglise, Paris, 1689 1704, 3 v. Au tome III
page 36, il y a une dcision en date de 1672 qui se rapporte 
l'esclavage, mais qui n'est pas assez importante pour nous occuper
ici. Vers la fin de sa vie, Sainte-Beuve tait assist dans ce travail par
Adrien de Lamet (1621-1691), qui,  son tour, s'associa le docteur
Germain Fromageau, n en 1640, mort en 1705. Sur Fromageau, con-
sultez la Prface de l'ouvrage signal plus loin.
(2 Sa dmission se trouve dans le proces-verbal du comit gn-
lal de la Sorbonne. V.  la Bibliothque nationale les Registres du
Prieur, Mss. latins, 15.442, page 99.
3 Rsolutions de plusieurs cas de conscience touchant la morale,
Paris, 1714, in-8 .
(4 Dictionnaire des cas de conscience, etc. Par feux MM. de La-
met et Fromageau, Docteurs de la Maison et Socit de Sorbonne,
Paris, 1733, 2 v. in-f .
5 Article Esclaves, tome I, col. 1437 et suiv., avec le sous-titre :
Esclaves qu'on vend et achte. Ri.{,Ies sur le commerce des Esclaves
en gnral et des ngres en particulier.
pro compare_sdac_msfc, needflares,num=num

;compares cont, discsp, and fdb directories to see which flares we
;still need from gibson.  checks for flares over number 4358 - can
;be changed as needed, once we decide which flares will never be
;available.
;
; Created 9/20/94 Amy Skowronek
; Modified 9/22/97 AES check above flare #4670
;                 return needed flares in an array
;		  no longer write file flares.lis, since
;                 using files on sdac
; Modified 2-Feb-2000 EVA - eva@kano.nascom.nasa.gov
;		 	    Software will now search for all CONT/DISCSP/FDB files
;			    to make sure year 2000 files are read.

;contdir = findfile ('BATSE_CONT:9*.cont_*')
contdir = findfile ('BATSE_CONT:*.cont_*')
contflares = file2flare(contdir)
contflares = contflares(sort(contflares))
contflares= contflares(uniq(contflares))

;discspdir = findfile ('BATSE_DISCSP:9*.discsp_*')
discspdir = findfile ('BATSE_DISCSP:*.discsp_*')

discspflares = file2flare(discspdir)
discspflares = discspflares(sort(discspflares))
discspflares = discspflares(uniq(discspflares))

;discladir = findfile ('BATSE_FDB:9*.fdb_*')
discladir = findfile ('BATSE_FDB:*.fdb_*')
disclaflares = file2flare(discladir)
disclaflares= disclaflares(sort(disclaflares))
disclaflares= disclaflares(uniq(disclaflares))

cflares=intarr(disclaflares(n_elements(disclaflares)-1)+1)
dflares=intarr(disclaflares(n_elements(disclaflares)-1)+1)
dlflares=intarr(disclaflares(n_elements(disclaflares)-1)+1)

cflares (contflares) = 1
dflares (discspflares) = 1
dlflares (disclaflares) =1
eflares=cflares+dflares+dlflares

need = where(eflares lt 3, kneed)

if keyword_set(num) then fullneed = where(need gt num) else $
fullneed = where(need gt 4670)
;fullneed = where(need gt 4358)
if fullneed(0) gt 0 then needflares=strtrim(string(need(fullneed)),2) 
;else needflares=""   

if n_elements(needflares) ge 1 then begin
print,'Here is the list of flares to make cont and discsp files for.'
print,' '
print,needflares
endif else begin
print,'Cont and Discsp files are all caught up.'
endelse
done:
return&end
Subject: Brian's day---ok

Thursday night 1/5
Dear Friends and Family,

BRIAN'S WEB SITE Address:     http://www-d0.fnal.gov/~hanlet/Brian/brian.html

I print out the guest book from the web site to take to Brian.  Thank you for
wonderful messages.

Brian is still upset and angry, but Sara has been working with him to put his
fight into his cancer battle.  They have been drawing pictures and hitting the
cancer.

They did not "put him out" for the LP.  There was not enough time to schedule
the OR.  They will do that for the next one.  Most of the children are put out
for the LP, but they have not done this for Brian.  The good news is that
Brian Weiss---one of his favorite doctors-  came up from an assignment on
another floor to do the LP and  it didn't hurt him this time.  Weiss has
always been able to do it without hurting him.  His last 5 LPs were done by
other people and they hurt him.  Brian still put up a fit and did not
cooperate, but it went ok.

More good news----Brian is eating Cheetos and drinking Capri Sun!  Right now
he has no NG tube.  If we can get him to eat, he will not have to have the NG
tube right away.  He is not vomiting.  He has had chemo all day.  First
through the LP and then through his IV.

He would not get out of bed today.  He has been grumpy and has thrown things
and had flairs of temper throughout the day.  Sara does think they are making
some headway into getting him to listen and try to work through his anger.
Brett came again today to talk with him.  He does seem calmer after talking
with Brett.

There seem to be some changes in his treatment plan.  This time the chemo is
only 5 days!! (Hurray!)  And he doesn't get prednisone this time---that drug
always made him very irritable and we are glad he doesn't have to take it
during this round.  If all goes well, he may get to go home by the 10th!  That
would be wonderful!

Garreth was scheduled to visit today, but he got the flu.  Brian was very
disappointed.  Pray that he recovers quickly and can play with Brian when he
goes home.

Please pray that he continues to eat more food and drink liquids.  Pray that
he is able to calm himself during his chemo treatments.   Pray that we adults
are able to distract and entertain him and bring him some level of comfort.

God bless you all.
Love,
Susan
STS-109
Report # 19 
 Saturday, March 9, 2002 - 10:30 p.m. CST 
 
 After five days of successful spacewalks to rejuvenate the Hubble Space Telescope, 
the crew of Columbia will enjoy a Sunday off. The crew was awakened at 8:50 p.m. CST 
Saturday by "Fly Me to the Moon" by Frank Sinatra.  The song was played for Commander 
Scott "Scooter" Altman.

The crewmembers onboard Columbia - Altman, Pilot Duane Carey and Mission Specialists 
John Grunsfeld, Nancy Currie, Rick Linnehan, Jim Newman and Mike Massimino - will have 
a rare opportunity to speak with another crew in orbit, the International Space Station 
Expedition Four crew. 

At 2:15 a.m. Sunday the shuttle crew will talk with space station Commander Yuri 
Onufrienko, and Flight Engineers Carl Walz and Dan Bursch.  STS-109 is the first space 
shuttle mission not dedicated to assembly of the space station, since a crew has been 
living aboard the orbiting laboratory.  The station has been continuously inhabited since 
the first expedition crew arrived in November 2000.

Columbia's crew also will participate in a live question and answer session with reporters 
at 6:47 a.m.  WABC Radio in New York City; KARE-TV of Minneapolis, Minn., and the CBS 
Radio Network will discuss the Hubble servicing mission with the crew.

Flight Controllers at the Space Telescope Operations Center in Greenbelt, Md., report 
that all systems on Hubble are operating well after its release from Columbia. The new, 
more efficient solar arrays and Power Control Unit are performing excellently. The 
activation of the science instruments is scheduled to begin about 11 p.m. Sunday. 
Controllers will continue to monitor the newly installed components until everything is 
brought back on line.

Science observations are expected to resume in the next few weeks from the veteran 
Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph and Wide Field Planetary Camera. Any possible 
moisture accumulated during the maintenance operations will be allowed to evaporate 
before some instruments will be activated. The newest science instrument, the 
Advanced Camera for Surveys, will begin peering more deeply into the cosmos in the 
next few months.

The crew will begin a sleep period at 11:22 a.m. Sunday. The next mission status report 
will be issued Sunday afternoon, or as events warrant.

- --end--
Leonard, J. (1997).  The Energetics of Swimming and Upstream Migration in Adult 
American Shad Alosa sapidissima in the Connecticut River. PhD Dissertation. 
University of Michigan 272 pp.
	
This study was designed to assess the energetic cost of upstream migration in 
American shad Alosa sapidissima and to examine physiological changes during 
migration that relate to swimming performance or energetic efficiency. Overall 
total stored energy expenditure ranged from 35-60% during upstream migration. 
Migrating American shad preferentially use energy stores (lipid and protein) in 
some tissues, such as the skin and its sub-dermal fat layer (depleted by 63%), 
while sparing other tissue stores such as red muscle protein. American shad 
generally increased the activity of aerobic and energy mobilization enzymes as 
much as 60%, while decreasing the activity of anaerobic enzymes as much as 80% 
during upstream migration. There was a generalized reversal of these enzyme 
changes seen during migration at the most upriver site sampled. It is suggested 
that American shad may be able to metabolically prepare for migration prior to 
its onset and cessation. The data demonstrate that fish migrating in the middle 
of the migratory period possessed higher (5-42%) total stored energy content 
than fish migrating early or late in the season, primarily due to elevated lipid 
in the white muscle and the sub-dermal fat layer. American shad demonstrate a 
spleen- controlled increase in available blood hemoglobin (22%) and hematocrit 
likely resulting in increased oxygen carrying capacity during upstream 
migration. Active and standard metabolic rates of American shad, determined by 
respirometry, were intermediate between salmonids and fast-swimming perciforms. 
Active metabolic rate was logarithmically related to swimming speed (r2 = 0.26; 
slope = 0.2) and tailbeat frequency (r2 = 0.36; slope = 0.002). Directly 
determined standard metabolic rate was 71-198 mgO2kg-1h-1. The energetically 
optimal swimming speed was 1.45 plus or minus 0.51 body lengths per second. 
Using the data from the swimming respirometer, an empirical model of the Cabot 
Station fish ladder in Turners Falls, MA was constructed which suggests that the 
impact of the fish ladder on migration is highly dependent on passage time. This 
study demonstrates that American shad are equipped with a variety of mechanisms 
for increasing energetic efficiency during upstream migration and highlights the 
importance of short-term physiological adaption to migration and the ultimate 
success of an iteroparous, anadromous fish.
with marginal carinae evident but often very faint. Male with hind leg knees black (except in Psoloessa)              ........................................... 33 3 la. Hind tibiae orange to red ... Heliaula rufa (Scudder) RLJFOUS GRASSHOPPER. Color plate 3. 3 lb. Hind fibiae white, grayish, or blue ... Cibolacris                 ................. 32 32a. Tegn@dna and body marked with large and small spots and maculafions. Dorsum of hind femora marked with a dis- tinct dark band at narrowest point. CiraveUy and sandy desert areas ... C parviceps (Walker). Color plate 3. 32b.Tegniina and body marked with small dark and light granular specks. No dark band on bind femora as above. Sand dune areas ... C. samalayucae Tinkhain, Color plate 3. 33a. Hind fibiae blue. Lateral foveolae triangular. Anten- nae black ... Aulocara          ............................................ 34 33b.Hind tibiae not blue. Lateral foveolae quadrangular. Antennae brownish to orange              .................................. 35 34a. Inner spurs of hind tibiae strongly unequal (Fig. 100). Tegniina usually shorter than abdomen. Female with subgenitm plate strongly bisinuate apicany. Male with dark nwkings on pronotum and femora dull brownish or grayish ... A. fenw- ratum (Scudder) WHITE CROSS GRASSHOP- PER. Color plate 2. 34b.Inner spurs of hind tibiae subequal (Fig. 101). Tegniina usually exceeding abdomen. Female with subgeniw plate weakly bisinuate apically. Male with black markings. Often with light stripe down teginina ... A. elliotti (Thomas) ELLIOTT GRASSHOPPER. Color plate 2. 35a. Lateral foveolae obsolete, smooth. Large species, typically 30-50 mm. Tegmina ex- ceeded by abdomen. Male usually (not al- ways) black. Female usually green or brown, sometimes entirely black ... Boopedon nubi- lum (Say) BLACK-MALES GRASSIFOP- PER. Color plate 2. 35b.Lateral foveolae distinct. Smaller species, mostly 10-25 mm. Never entirely black.. 36 36a. Hind tibiae with 12 or more spines in outer row. Found in lush grasses and sedges of moist places in mountains ... Chorthippus curtipennis (Harris) MARSH NIEADOW GRASSHOPPER
Date:    02/01/2000  10:34 AM

Subject: File # S7-24-99

Dear Sirs:
     
I would like to take this opportunity to provide you my comments on your 
Short Sales concept release.  In very simple terms, the SEC needs to move 
to tighten controls on short sales, if not eliminate their wide spread 
availability.  While it may be true that market makers use the short sale 
to make up for temporary short falls in supply, that action does not 
necessarily provide for proper valuation of the underlying security.  When 
demand exceeds supply, the price should rise, not be held down due to short 
selling.
     
My real concern, however, is the use of short sales as a panic tool by bear 
raiders.  Organizations with access to large supplies of capital can force 
down a stock price to create a retail panic.  This spiral effect hurts the 
retail investor and allows the short sellers to cover at a price that is 
artificially low.  This is, by definition, manipulation.
     
Lastly, I believe the anonymous short selling provided by Instinet needs to 
be completely halted.  All transactions need to be made public, including 
short sales.
     
Thanks you for your consideration.
     
David Jimenez
####018002745####
FEUS71 KLWX 170830
EOLLWX

BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON DC ENHANCED METRO FORECAST/OUTLOOK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
327 AM EST SAT JAN 17 2009

DCZ001-MDZ004-009-013-016-VAZ042-052>054-172345-
WASHINGTON DC GREATER METROPOLITAN AREA FORECAST

.TODAY...MOSTLY SUNNY THIS MORNING...THEN BECOMING MOSTLY CLOUDY.
HIGHS IN THE LOWER 20S. SOUTHWEST WINDS AROUND 5 MPH...BECOMING
SOUTH AROUND 5 MPH THIS AFTERNOON.
.TONIGHT...MOSTLY CLOUDY. LOWS RANGING FROM THE TEENS IN THE
SUBURBS TO AROUND 20 DOWNTOWN. SOUTH WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH.
.SUNDAY...CLOUDY. A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SNOW IN THE MORNING...THEN A
CHANCE OF SNOW IN THE AFTERNOON. HIGHS IN THE MID 30S. SOUTH WINDS
5 TO 10 MPH. CHANCE OF SNOW 50 PERCENT. 
.SUNDAY NIGHT...SNOW LIKELY. LOWS IN THE UPPER 20S. SOUTH WINDS
AROUND 5 MPH...BECOMING NORTHWEST AFTER MIDNIGHT. CHANCE OF SNOW
60 PERCENT. 
.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. A CHANCE OF SNOW IN THE
MORNING. HIGHS IN THE MID 30S. NORTHWEST WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH. CHANCE
OF SNOW 40 PERCENT. 
.MONDAY NIGHT...MOSTLY CLOUDY. LOWS IN THE LOWER 20S. 
.TUESDAY...PARTLY SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE MID 30S. 
.TUESDAY NIGHT...PARTLY CLOUDY. LOWS IN THE LOWER 20S. 
.WEDNESDAY...MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 30S. 
.WEDNESDAY NIGHT...PARTLY CLOUDY. LOWS AROUND 20. 
.THURSDAY...SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 30S. 
.THURSDAY NIGHT...MOSTLY CLEAR. LOWS IN THE UPPER 20S. 
.FRIDAY...SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40S. 

$$

MDZ005>007-010>011-014-172345-
BALTIMORE GREATER METROPOLITAN AREA FORECAST

.TODAY...MOSTLY SUNNY THIS MORNING...THEN BECOMING MOSTLY CLOUDY. 
HIGHS IN THE LOWER 20S. SOUTHWEST WINDS AROUND 5 MPH...BECOMING
SOUTHEAST AROUND 5 MPH THIS AFTERNOON.
.TONIGHT...MOSTLY CLOUDY. LOWS RANGING FROM THE TEENS IN THE
SUBURBS TO AROUND 20 DOWNTOWN. SOUTH WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH.
.SUNDAY...CLOUDY WITH A 50 PERCENT CHANCE OF SNOW. HIGHS IN THE MID
30S. SOUTH WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH. 
.SUNDAY NIGHT...SNOW LIKELY. LOWS IN THE MID 20S. SOUTH WINDS AROUND
5 MPH...BECOMING NORTHWEST AFTER MIDNIGHT. CHANCE OF SNOW
70 PERCENT. 
.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. A CHANCE OF SNOW IN THE
MORNING. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 30S. NORTHWEST WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH WITH
GUSTS UP TO 25 MPH. CHANCE OF SNOW 50 PERCENT. 
.MONDAY NIGHT...MOSTLY CLOUDY. LOWS IN THE LOWER 20S. 
.TUESDAY...PARTLY SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 30S. 
.TUESDAY NIGHT...PARTLY CLOUDY. LOWS AROUND 20. 
.WEDNESDAY...MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 30S. 
.WEDNESDAY NIGHT...PARTLY CLOUDY. LOWS 15 TO 20. 
.THURSDAY...SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 30S. 
.THURSDAY NIGHT...MOSTLY CLEAR. LOWS IN THE UPPER 20S. 
.FRIDAY...SUNNY. HIGHS AROUND 40. 

$$
login : dspong
comm-doingwell : Consulting, web-site, provision of a lot of good relevant information.
comm-dodifferent : Add more computing resources (more CPU\'s, faster CPU\'s, more disk space, 
more memory, etc.)
The allocation process could be further streamlined.
Find some way to allow more mid-year flexibility in the resource allocation 
process.
Get away from the current allocation model (which still tends to encourage a 
\"use-it-or-lose-it\" mentality).
Perhaps you should consider under-allocating and then letting some fraction of 
the remaining time be made available in sort of a free-for-all mode.

You need to offer a long queue (at least 4-8 hours) for serial jobs.  Much post-
processing of large parallel calculations cannot or has not been parallelized.  
There are also still many linear algebra/math library operations for which 
parallel codes have not been developed.  With the demise of the Cray SV1\'s, 
there is also a need for a serial queue to run these applications on.  Even when 
parallelization is possible, the human time involved in making all of these codes 
immediately parallel is expensive; computer time is not.  Although some of these 
calculations can be done on local platforms (i.e., Linux) this is of limited use 
since local resources can quickly become overloaded and we may not have all 
of the needed libraries installed locally.
comm-othercenters : Excellent.
page_no : 10
268               journal d'un missionnaire
malle de l'Irlandais) et resta prs du corps du dfunt.
Mais, sous prtexte qu'il s'adonnait  la boisson, le neveu
fut mis aux fers dans la prison.
Le mme jour, quatre des principaux personnages de
la ville, chefs de la loge maonnique, vinrent me trouver
et me dirent que le dfunt tant catholique, ils dsiraient
que je fisse l'enterrement avec le plus de solennit pos-
sible, vu la richesse du dfunt, et que la loge entire avec
tous ses insignes assisterait  la crmonie. Ne dsirant
entrer dans aucune question d'intrt profane qui ne me
regardait pas, je rpondis, que j'tais prt  donner  l'en-
terrement toute la solennit possible en pareille circon-
stance, mais que je ne pouvais recevoir la loge dans mon
glise, si les membres portaient les insignes d'une socit
rprouve par la lgislation ecclsiastique. J'ajoutai que
cette dtermination de la loge u'tait ni logique, ni con-
venable, puisque le dfunt avait renonc  la franc-ma-
onnerie devant tmoins. Mais ces messieurs m'object-
rent qu'ils taient seuls juges comptents pour savoir ce
qui tait convenable ou non, dans cette affaire, et que de
gr ou de force l'enterrement se ferait comme ils le de-
mandaient. Voyant que la conversation tournait  la me-
nace, je rpliquai sur le mme ton :
- Vous savez, Messieurs, par l'histoire du shrif
et de ses chiens, que je ne me laisse pas facilement
intimider : je suis matre chez moi, l'glise est mon
domaine et non une proprit publique; personne n'a
ZCZC NFDSPENES ALL
SPENES
MTZ000-UTZ000-IDZ000-NVZ000-
.
SATELLITE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATES..DATE/TIME 05/28/08 1815Z
SATELLITE ANALYSIS BRANCH/NESDIS---NPPU---TEL.301-763-8678
LATEST DATA USED: GOES-11 1730Z    CW
.
LOCATION...N UTAH...S-CENT IDAHO...NE NEVADA...
.
ATTN WFOS...RIW...TFX...SLC...PIH...MSO...BOI...LKN...
ATTN RFCS...MBRFC...CBRFC...NWRFC...
.
EVENT...INCREASING CONVECTION LIKELY TO CAUSE PROBLEMS OVER BURN AREAS
.
SATELLITE ANALYSIS AND TRENDS...OVER THE LAST 30 MINS CONVECTIVE CELLS
HAVE DEVELOPED ALONG THE NV/UT/ID BORDER.  CLOUD TOP TEMPS ARE ONLY AROUND
-44C..INDICATING THAT THEY ARE RATHER WARM-TOPPED.  UPPER-LVL DIVERGENCE
HAS BEEN INCREASING SLIGHTLY PER STLT WIND FIELD ACROSS S-CENT ID OVER THE
LAST 1 HR..MOST LIKELY IN RESPONSE TO A SW-NE ORIENTED JET STREAK MOVING
ACROSS S-CENT UT.  WITH THIS INCREASING DIVERGENCE TREND ALOFT IT MAY LEAD
TO STRONG ENOUGH UVVS TO SUSTAIN THE CONVECTION AS IT MOVES SLOWLY NWD.
STRONGEST CELLS APPEAR TO BE CURRENTLY LOCATED OVER CASSIA/ONEIDA/POWER
COUNTIES IN S ID.
.
AS MENTIONED IN PREVIOUS SPENES MESSAGE (1459Z)..PW MOISTURE ACROSS THE
NW US IS RUNNING ABOUT 150-175 PERCENT ABOVE NORMAL.  WHILE THIS IS NOT
EXPECTED TO BE A WIDESPREAD HVY RAIN EVENT..BRIEF PERIODS OF MOD/HVY
RAINFALL WILL BE PROBLEMATIC FOR BURN AREAS ACROSS CENT ID.
.
PLEASE SEE WEB ADDRESS BELOW IN ABOUT 10 MINS FOR STLT GRAPHIC.
.
SEE NCEP HPC DISCUSSION AND QPF/S FOR FORECAST.
....NESDIS IS A MEMBER OF 12 PLANET....
.
SSD/SAB WEB ADDRESS FOR PRECIP ESTIMATES:
HTTP://WWW.SSD.NOAA.GOV/PS/PCPN/
...ALL LOWER CASE EXCEPT /PS/PCPN/
.
LAT...LON 4525 11632 4421 11105 4183 11202 4181 11696
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just two drops In his mouth, and in four hours drop two more.

~	He sat beside me, layed his hands on my breast and about ten oclock de next day I began to come around. I realized he was there andbe asked rae if I knew him which I did.

	In blowing fire, my grandfather simply blew on de burn and de fire and pain was gone. It ig~~ a seret charm, handed down from generation to generation. He said only one could be told~ He told my Aunt Harriet and she could blow fire de same as my grandfather.

	I remember one good old doctor in dis part of de country. Old Dr. Stark. He was as good a doctor, de finest we had in those days. He could chew tobacco and spit enough to drown a hog. A lot of de old herb remedies my grandfather used, I can still remember. He used one called white root. It is a bush dat grows here. In de spring of de year, when its leaves bloom out, in de morning hours, when de sun shines on it, it looks just like bright tine. It has an awful bitter taste . It was used for mighty near, any ailment . ~e had another herb, he used, called remedy weed!. It is a bright green looking weed dat grows around springs. It is also used for many ailments. Another one was sarsaparilla root~ ~t grows here, lots of it. He went to de woods and gathered it all hisseif getting wild cherry bark, ditney, penny royal, and camomile root. ~ Others he gathered and dried some to make teas and others to put in whiskey.

	Dogwod buds, some kind of a medicine used as a laxative. Ginseng was another remedy. I &o not ~know what it was used for, but it was powerful good, and one remedy he used was called spicewood . It was also a healthful drink,

..	: like store~ tea  You gather it in de fall  using de stem or stocky part  break
"1.  General view of south truss from east side of railroad tracks, looking northwest <br>HAER MASS,5-SWAM,2-1","","ma/ma1400/ma1434/photos","079064pt.gif","120","150","1","079064pr.jpg|079064pv.jpg|079064pu.tif"
"2.  General view of south truss from west side of railroad tracks, looking northeast <br>HAER MASS,5-SWAM,2-2","","ma/ma1400/ma1434/photos","079065pt.gif","119","150","2","079065pr.jpg|079065pv.jpg|079065pu.tif"
"3.  General view of north truss from east side of railroad tracks, looking southwest <br>HAER MASS,5-SWAM,2-3","","ma/ma1400/ma1434/photos","079066pt.gif","119","150","3","079066pr.jpg|079066pv.jpg|079066pu.tif"
"4.  General view from roadway, looking east      <br>HAER MASS,5-SWAM,2-4","","ma/ma1400/ma1434/photos","079067pt.gif","120","150","4","079067pr.jpg|079067pv.jpg|079067pu.tif"
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WGUS44 KLZK 250133
FLWLZK
RIVER FLOOD WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS
832 PM CDT SUN SEP 24 2006

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST OFFICE IN LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS 
HAS ISSUED A RIVER FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS...BLACK 
RIVER.

ARC121-251332-
832 PM CDT SUN SEP 24 2006

FORECAST INFORMATION FOR
  BLACK RIVER AT POCAHONTAS
* AT 08PM SUNDAY THE STAGE WAS...18.8 FEET 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST 
* FLOOD STAGE IS 17.0 FEET 
* THE RIVER ROSE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE AFTER MIDNIGHT THIS MORNING AND 
  WILL CONTINUE RISING TO NEAR 21.5 FEET BY  TUESDAY EARLY AFTERNOON 
  THEN BEGIN FALLING.
* AT 22.0 FEET...THERE IS BACKWATER FLOODING UP FOURCHE RIVER...PETTIT
  CREEK...AND MILL CREEK. ALSO...WATER IS MOVING UP SLOUGH TOWARDS 
  THE ROBO SUBDIVISION WITH LITTLE...IF ANY IMPACTS YET. DRAINAGE 
  FROM DEVELOPED AREA ON EAST BANK OF RIVER IS LIMITED. SECONDARY 
  FLOODING POSSIBLE DURING HEAVY RAIN IN POCAHONTAS. UNDEVELOPED 
  NORTH FRINGE OF AIRPORT MAY BE FLOODING. HIGH WATER ON THE FOURCHE 
  RIVER MAY BE AFFECTING HWYS 328 AND 166. HOUSES ALONG HWY 166 MAY 
  HAVE WATER NEAR FOUNDATIONS. RIVERFRONT PARK IS PARTIALLY FLOODED.

$$

ARC063-067-075-251332-
832 PM CDT SUN SEP 24 2006

FORECAST INFORMATION FOR
  BLACK RIVER AT BLACK ROCK
* AT 06PM SUNDAY THE STAGE WAS...24.2 FEET 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST 
* FLOOD STAGE IS 14.0 FEET 
* AT 22.0 FEET...PORTIONS OF POWHATAN AND POWHATAN COURTHOUSE STATE 
  PARK FLOODS. HWY 37 NEAR CORD OVERTOPPED. EXTENSIVE AREAS OF 
  CULTIVATED LAND IS FLOODED IN LAWRENCE...JACKSON...AND INDEPENDENCE
  COUNTIES.

&&

 GRAPHICALLY PRESENTED OBSERVED AND FORECASTED STAGE DATA ARE
AVAILABLE ON OUR ADVANCED HYDROLOGIC PREDICTION SERVICE WEB PAGE
AT...WWW.SRH.NOAA.GOV/LZK...THEN SELECT THE RIVER AND LAKES AHPS
LINK.
$$

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000
WUUS54 KSHV 102006
SVRSHV
ARC057-102100-
/O.NEW.KSHV.SV.W.0151.070510T2004Z-070510T2100Z/

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA
304 PM CDT THU MAY 10 2007

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN SHREVEPORT HAS ISSUED A

* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...
  HEMPSTEAD COUNTY IN SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS

* UNTIL 400 PM CDT

* AT 303 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A
  SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING NICKEL SIZE HAIL.  THIS
  STORM WAS LOCATED 11 MILES SOUTHWEST OF HOPE...AND MOVING NORTH AT
  25 MPH. ANOTHER THUNDERSTORM...THAT MAY BECOME SEVERE...WAS 
  DEVELOPING 15 MILES SOUTH OF HOPE...AND MOVING NORTH AT 15 MPH.

* THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WILL BE NEAR...
  9 MILES WEST OF HOPE BY 315 PM CDT...
  NEAR HOPE AT 330 PM...
  WASHINGTON BY 335 PM CDT...

THIS IS A DANGEROUS STORM. IF YOU ARE IN ITS PATH...PREPARE
IMMEDIATELY FOR DAMAGING WINDS...DESTRUCTIVE HAIL...AND DEADLY CLOUD
TO GROUND LIGHTNING. PEOPLE OUTSIDE SHOULD MOVE TO A SHELTER...
PREFERABLY INSIDE A STRONG BUILDING BUT AWAY FROM WINDOWS.

LAT...LON 3348 9373 3349 9351 3392 9355 3393 9380

$$

03
; SLICER data browser V. 2.1, 8/29/98

pro inflecpt,bdin,infldist,instr_xsz,instr_ysz,dathdr

; determine in which digitizer bin the maximum canopy return occurs
; (i.e., the canopy LAI inflection height for simple, single-story canopies)
; and convert to distance from canopy start
; determine maximum on version of waveform smoothed by running average filter of width 9/dig2wf_average (1 meter) and
; only consider canopy returns higher than 1 meter above the start of the ground return to
; avoid initial ground returns incorrectly included above the defined start of ground return

wset,4
erase
instruc='Computing maximum canopy return position '
xyouts,instr_xsz*0.01,instr_ysz*0.6,instruc,/device,color=4
instruc='(i.e., the canopy LAI inflection height for simple, single-story canopies) '
xyouts,instr_xsz*0.01,instr_ysz*0.1,instruc,/device,color=4
numelem=n_elements(bdin)
numwvelem=dathdr.wvfm_bins
grndstart_bin=round(bdin.grndstart/(0.1112*dathdr.dig2wf_average))+dathdr.tiu_bin
infl_bin=grndstart_bin
smooth_wv=fltarr(numwvelem,1)
filt_width=fix(9/dathdr.dig2wf_average)
for i=0L,numelem-1 do begin
   temp_wv=bdin(i).waveform
   smooth_wv(0:grndstart_bin(i))=smooth(float(temp_wv(0:grndstart_bin(i))),filt_width)
   smooth_wv(0:dathdr.tiu_bin-1)=0.0
   smooth_wv(grndstart_bin(i)-filt_width:numwvelem-1)=0.0
   infl_bin(i)=min(where(smooth_wv eq max(smooth_wv)))
   if infl_bin(i) lt dathdr.tiu_bin then infl_bin(i)=dathdr.tiu_bin
endfor
infldist=bdin.grndstart
infldist=(infl_bin-dathdr.tiu_bin)*(0.1112*dathdr.dig2wf_average)

end
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 7:40 PM
Subject: SR NASD-2001-90

June 21, 2002

Mr. Jonathan Katz 
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission 
450 Fifth Street, N.W. 
Washington, DC 20549-0609
Regarding: Reference # SR-NASD-2001-90

Dear Mr. Katz,

The ADF as it is proposed by the NASD sets the market
back 20 years. The SEC will undo best-ex,
order-handling rules, and will usher in another era of
collusion and market manipulation.

The work of Congress and the previous commission staff
is quickly being undone.

Don't let the NASD get their way.
 
 
Yours, 
 
 
Amy Montague
TITLE:   GCN CIRCULAR
NUMBER:  8315
SUBJECT: AXP 1E1547.0-5408 (SGR 1550-5418): Fermi GBM detection
DATE:    08/10/03 15:08:39 GMT
FROM:    Andreas von Kienlin at MPE  <azk@mpe.mpg.de>

A. von Kienlin (MPE) and M.S. Briggs (UAH) report on behalf of the Fermi GBM
Team: 

"On 3 October 2008 the Fermi Gamma-ray Burst Monitor triggered and located
three bursts from the Galatic source, reported by SWIFT (H. A. Krimm  et
al., GCN Circ. 8311, GCN Circ. 8312). Later the source of this burst was
identified being the AXP 1E1547.0-5408 (N. Rea et al., GCN Circ. 8313).

GBM triggered at: 

09:03:06 UT (trigger 244717387; GBM 081003.377)in the 25 to 50 keV energy
band with an integration time of 32 ms.

09:14:00 UT (trigger 244718041; GBM 081003.385)in the 25 to 50 keV energy
band with an integration time of 64 ms.

10:42:53 UT (trigger 244723369; GBM 081003.446)in the 50 to 300 keV energy
band with an integration time of 64 ms.

The GBM on-board locations are all consistent with the AXP 1E1547.0-5408
position.

The GBM triggers are not coincident in time with the Swift triggers, so
there are a total of seven bursts from this AXP.

The on-ground improved locations and results of spectral analysis will be
reported soon."
CONTRACT FOR HAULING GOODS               369
the Agent or Agents of them the said Baynton, Wharton & Morgan at Fort Pitt aforesaid without any Fraud or Delay, And also that they the said Stephen Duncan & Daniel Duncan shall attend at Philadelphia with the Waggons well equipped to take in and receive all such Goods & Wares by the fifteenth Day of October next ensuing the date hereofAnd the said Baynton, Wharton & Morgan do hereby Promise to pay or cause to be Paid unto the said Stephen Duncan & Daniel Duncan their Executors and Administrators the just and full Sum of Thirty five Shillings lawful Money of Pennsylvania for every gross hundred Weight of all such Goods, Wares & Merchandizes which they shall deliver at Fort Pitt for the Use of them the said Baynton, Wharton & Morgan at the End of six Months next after the delivery of all such Goods Wares & Merchandizes so to be received at Philadelphia for that Purpose as aforesaidAnd moreover do Promise to Pay to the said Stephen Duncan and Daniel Duncan the ferriage of every Waggon which they shall have Ferried over the River Sus-quehanna proceeding with the said Goods from Philadelphia to CarlisleAnd if it may be in the Power of the said Stephen Duncan and Daniel Duncan to procure One hundred Pack Horses more for the Service aforesaid that they shall be employed by the said Baynton, Wharton & Morgan at the same Rate and upon the same Terms as those contracted for, aforesaidFor the true and faithful Performance of all and every the Covenants and Agreements aforesaid the said Parties do bind themselves each unto the other of them in the Penal Sum of One thousand Pounds lawful Money of Pennsylvania to be recovered of the Party refusing by the Party complying in any of his Majestys Courts of Record by Bill, Plaint or InformationIn Witness whereof the said Parties have interchangeably set their Hands & Seals hereunto the twenty second Day of September in the Year of Our Lord One thousand seven hundred & sixty six
Stephen Duncan for Daniel Duncan
Stephen Duncan.
Sealed & Delivered in the presence of Us
JosH Rigby Cornelious Barnes
Table ES-1
Two-Year Impacts of JOBS on Different Income Sources for Single-Parent Sample Members:
Labor Force Attachment Approach
                                     Labor Force
                                    Attachment Group LFA Control  Difference Percentage
Outcome                                 (LFAs)        Group       (Impact)   Change(a)
Percent with income from the following sources
during month prior to survey
 Employment                                 42.5       34.4         8.1**    23.5
 Employment with earnings equivalent
 to at least $10,000 per year               13.7        9.8         3.8**    39.0
 AFDC                                       57.2       68.3       -11.1**   -16.2
 Food Stamps                                65.1       73.3        -8.2**   -11.2
Percent covered by Medicaid or private health
insurance during month prior to survey      77.4       82.7        -5.3**    -6.4
Average dollar amount received during
month prior to survey
 Earnings                                    285        226          58**    25.8
 AFDC                                        216        276         -61**   -21.9
 Food Stamps                                 132        153         -21**   -13.7
 Total income b)                             682        701         -19      -2.7
 (from these and other sources)
Sample size                                  759        951
SOURCE:  MDRC calculations from the Two-Year Client Survey partial sample in three sites: 
Atlanta, Grand Rapids, and Riverside.
NOTES:
Survey respondents were interviewed between month 25 and month 31, counting the month
in which random assignment occurred as month 1.
A two-tailed t-test was applied to differences between outcomes for the LFA and LFA control
groups.
Statistical significance levels are indicated as *** = 1 percent; ** = 5 percent; and * = 10
percent.
Rounding may cause slight discrepancies in calculating sums and differences.
a) "Percentage Change" equals "Difference" divided by "LFA control group" and multiplied by 100.
b) This figure includes earnings, AFDC and Food Stamp benefits, child support payments, and 
Supplemental Security Income.  It does not include income from the Earned Income Tax Credit,
Social Security payments, Unemployment Insurance benefits, alimony, Special Supplemental Food
Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) benefits, and payments from family members and
friends.  No deductions are made for transportation, child care, and work-related
expenses incurred by sample members.  Sample sizes for individual measures vary because of
missing values.  Sample members for whom values are missing for any income measure are excluded
from the calculation of total income.  Therefore, the mean value of total income differs slightly
from  the total obtained by summing the mean values of the five income measures.