BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
33   0    80363    72116    88611  6.9  6.2  7.7    22432    18112    26751  7.5  6.0  8.9    14550    11300    17800  6.7  5.2  8.2  38017  36267  39767    5302    2420    8184  6.9  3.1 10.6 New Hampshire                                 NH
33   1     3657     2862     4452  7.1  5.5  8.6     1104      803     1405  8.2  6.0 10.4      694      487      901  6.9  4.8  8.9  36651  33690  39597                                        Belknap County                                NH
33   3     3542     2772     4313  9.2  7.2 11.2     1028      745     1310 11.1  8.0 14.1      681      477      885  9.9  6.9 12.8  32665  29725  35589                                        Carroll County                                NH
33   5     5096     4005     6187  7.4  5.8  8.9     1417     1035     1799  7.9  5.8 10.1      969      683     1255  7.3  5.2  9.5  36739  33829  39633                                        Cheshire County                               NH
33   7     3573     2796     4350 10.6  8.3 13.0      984      716     1252 11.7  8.5 14.9      673      473      873 10.5  7.4 13.6  30330  27289  33355                                        Coos County                                   NH
33   9     6529     5124     7934  8.8  6.9 10.7     1650     1205     2095  9.0  6.6 11.4     1067      753     1381  7.9  5.6 10.2  36184  33340  39012                                        Grafton County                                NH
33  11    23570    18814    28325  6.6  5.3  8.0     6774     4988     8561  7.3  5.3  9.2     4275     3039     5511  6.4  4.5  8.2  42886  40491  45269                                        Hillsborough County                           NH
33  13     8016     6328     9703  6.5  5.1  7.9     2237     1638     2836  6.9  5.1  8.7     1454     1029     1879  6.1  4.3  7.9  39822  37088  42541                                        Merrimack County                              NH
33  15    13766    10933    16599  5.2  4.1  6.2     3695     2713     4677  5.2  3.8  6.6     2378     1686     3070  4.7  3.3  6.0  49114  46572  51642                                        Rockingham County                             NH
33  17     8960     7056    10864  8.6  6.8 10.4     2411     1762     3060  9.2  6.7 11.6     1581     1116     2046  8.4  5.9 10.9  38547  35737  41341                                        Strafford County                              NH
33  19     3655     2865     4445  9.1  7.1 11.1     1131      821     1441 10.9  7.9 13.9      778      546     1010 10.1  7.1 13.1  34556  31599  37497                                        Sullivan County                               NH
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Please read the generic README file first. Note in particular:

  copy gzip.exe to gunzip.exe and zcat.exe, or use "gzip -d" to decompress.
  gzip386.exe runs much faster but only on 386 and above; it is compiled with
  djgpp 1.10 available in directory omnigate.clarkson.edu:/pub/msdos/djgpp.

Read also gzip.doc, and in particular the description of the -N option
which is very useful for MSDOS to restore the original file names that
have been truncated. You can set it by default by adding
    set GZIP=-N
in your autoexec.bat file.

gzip386.exe includes the djgpp DOS extender (go32.exe) taken from
djdev110.zip. If you already have djgpp 1.10 or later, you can remove
go32.exe to get a smaller executable using:
    exe2aout gzip386.exe
    aout2exe gzip386
    del gzip386

If you get the error message "DMPI: Not enough memory", you are using a
memory manager which allocates physical memory immediately instead of
allocating on demand when pages are used for the firt time. This problem
occurs only when using DMPI. (Try under plain DOS without loading any memory
manager in config.sys.) This problem will be fixed in future versions of
djgpp using the COFF object format instead of a.out. (In the a.out format,
the data segment is loaded at virtual address 0x400000 and the memory manager
thinks that gzip requires more than 4 megs of memory.)

With gzip386.exe, you may have to set the TZ environment variable to
get correct timestamps in the compressed files. For example in France
I must set:
   set TZ=MET-1
The 16 bit version always uses local time.

For other problems related to DJGPP, read the documentation provided
in djdev110.zip. If a problem occurs with gzip386.exe, check first
if it occurs also with gzip.exe before reporting it.

The two programs gzip.exe and gzip386.exe give different compression ratios
because the 16 bit version (gzip.exe) is compiled with -DSMALL_MEM to
reduce memory usage. When compiled without this flag, all versions of
gzip give exactly the same compression ratio. The 386 version runs faster
under plain DOS without any memory manager than when using DMPI.

Please send comments and bug reports to Jean-loup Gailly <jloup@chorus.fr>
or to bug-gnu-utils@prep.ai.mit.edu.
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NASA Photo ID: STS056-152-165     File Name: 10073225.jpg

Film Type: 4x5 CN                 Date Taken: 04/17/93

Title: STS-56 Earth observation of the northeastern Nile Delta

Description:

STS-56 Earth observation of the northeastern Nile Delta was photographed
from  the Earth-orbiting Discovery, Orbiter Vehicle (OV) 103.  The branch
of the  Nile featured in the frame is Daimietta. The Suez Canal marks the
boundary of  the Nile Delta agriculture and the Sinai Desert to the right.
Lake Masada,  the dark waterlogged area to the west (left) of Port Said is
becoming more  saline as the Aswan Dam has reduced sediment downstream. 
This sediment  reduction, according to NASA scientists studying the STS-56
photography, has  resulted in increased coastal erosion and the intrusion
of a salt-water lens  to the ground water, particularly in the northeastern
portions of the delta.   Center pivot irrigation fields are located along
either side of the Ramses  Canal, which connects the Daimietta Nile with
Great Bitter Lake.  This canal  has been re-dug three or four times in the
past 3,000 years.  Historians note  that the canal's most famous use was as
the departure point of the fleet of  Pharaoh Necho.  The fleet
circumnavigated Africa clockwise from the head of  the Red Sea to the
Mediterranean coast of the Nile (probably the Rosetta  Nile) in a
three-year voyage circa 660 BC.
PRCDENTS                                 23
qu'on m'a reproch comme un crime mon attachement  ce
but, mon rappel constant des promesses faites, mes protesta-
tions contre les violations de ces promesses, mon indignation
contre les durets avec lesquelles ces violations se sont pro-
duites, et mes avertissements rpts au sujet des dsastres
que produisait et que devait produire une conduite aussi peu
loyale et aussi malhabile.
L'expos des faits justifiera surabondamment, j'en suis con-
vaincu, l'injustice de l'accusation qu'on m'a adresse et la jus-
tice de celle que je porte.
Dans cette runion de Bruxelles, chacun de ceux qui avaient
reu mission de diriger des groupes d'migrants jusqu'au
Texas, avait prsent  M. Considrant une liste nominative.
Ces listes avaient t par lui et par nous attentivement exa-
mines, discutes et arrtes.
Si, au moment des dparts, ces listes furent quelque peu
dpasses, la grance (M. Considrant tant parti) y avait donn
son consentement avec la persuasion de ne pas pouvoir gter
ainsi le plan du fondateur, et de ne pas mriter les reproches
amers et injustes qu'il lui en a faits pendant si longtemps et
jusqu' ce que, sacrifiant les sentiments et les opinions qu'elle
avait tant de fois manifests dans ses dclarations publiques et
dans sa correspondance, elle ait accept, contre toute vidence,
comme primitif, absolu, et comme pivot de l'uvre, le plan
exclusif d'appropriation prive, que M. Considrant n'a invent
au Texas, en oubliant les plus formelles promesses et les dcla-
rations les plus explicites, que pour donner le change sur le
solennel et dernier chouement de sa capacit dans l'applica-
tion, dans la ralisation, dans la pratique des enseignements
de l'cole.
May 20, 2005
Bldg. 21, Rm 183, Noon
SIERRA sounding rocket observations of Alfvenic processes
in the topside auroral ionosphere.
Eric Klatt
ABSTRACT:
The NASA SIERRA rocket mission was a multiple-payload, auroral
plasma physics experiment that flew into a 100 nT auroral substorm
at altitudes up to 735 km over the Poker Flat Research Range in
Alaska on 14 January 2002. The flight environment was composed of
an equatorward region of inverted-V electron precipitation
followed by a poleward region of mostly field-aligned suprathermal
electron bursts. In the inverted-V region, the measured dE/dB
implied a static field-aligned current sheet configuration.
In the poleward region, the average electric field was much larger,
included time-varying components that exceeded 100 mV/m with
periods of 0.5-5 s, and dE/dB was Alfvenic. The multiple-payload
observations show that the perpendicular scale size of most of
these waves is on the order of a kilometer or less.  At smaller
scales, BBELF (broadband, extremely low-frequency) fluctuations
associated with observed Alfven waves had spectral ratios (dE/dB)
appropriate for inertial Alfven waves larger and smaller than the
electron inertial length, but the phase angle differences between
dE and dB indicate mostly propagating Alfven waves for spatial scales
much larger than the inertial length and a transition to stationary
structure for scales near the inertial length. The data are
consistent with the picture of kilometer-scale oblique Alfvenic
arcs that are unstable to current shear-driven instabilities
discussed in previous theoretical work.
Comment 0412850

From: stacyschoolcraft@hotmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 8:29 PM
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 believe that information like serving size and alcohol per serving should be provided on beer, wine and spirits packages.
However, the federal government is not currently allowing voluntary disclosure of this factual information on bottles. 

Information on product content is required to be printed on the packaging for food, nonalcohol beverages, medicines and even dietary supplements. There is no reason that alcoholic beverages should be precluded from this group. Some may argue that it is even more important than many other consumable products as it would foster responsible decision making.

I urge you to allow companies that make and sell beer, wine and spirits to include basic serving facts on their labels. 

Thank you very much for your consideration. 


Sincerely,

stacey schoolcraft
1600 procious maysel rd
clay, West Virginia 25043
 cc: 
Senator Robert Byrd
Senator John Rockefeller
Representative Shelley Capito
Commissioner Dallas Staples
Salary Table 1996-KC
	INCORPORATING THE 2.00% GENERAL SCHEDULE INCREASE AND A LOCALITY PAYMENT OF 4.38%
                 FOR THE LOCALITY PAY AREA OF KANSAS CITY, MO-KS
		
                                (Total Increase: 2.40%)

                                Effective January 1996

                             Annual Rates by Grade and Step

GS     1          2         3         4         5        6          7        8        9       10

1     12926     13358     13787     14216     14647     14899     15322    15750    15769    16167
2     14533     14879     15362     15769     15943     16412     16880    17349    17818    18286
3     15858     16387     16915     17443     17971     18499     19027    19556    20084    20612
4     17802     18396     18990     19584     20178     20772     21366    21959    22553    23147
5     19917     20581     21244     21908     22572     23236     23900    24564    25228    25891
6     22201     22941     23681     24421     25161     25901     26641    27381    28121    28861
7     24669     25492     26314     27137     27959     28782     29604    30427    31249    32072
8     27321     28233     29144     30055     30966     31878     32789    33700    34611    35523
9     30178     31185     32191     33197     34203     35209     36216    37222    38228    39234
10    33234     34341     35448     36556     37663     38771     39878    40986    42093    43201
11    36513     37730     38947     40164     41381     42599     43816    45033    46250    47467
12    43762     45222     46681     48140     49599     51059     52518    53977    55436    56895
13    52040     53774     55509     57244     58979     60714     62448    64183    65918    67653
14    61495     63546     65596     67646     69696     71746     73796    75846    77896    79946
15    72335     74747     77158     79569     81980    84391    86802   89214   91625   94036
NOTE:
COMMENTS REGARDING ANY FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE MUST BE SENT TO THE ADDRESS
INDICATED IN THE DOCUMENT. ANY COMMENTS ON THE RAPID INFORMATION BULLETIN
BOARD SYSTEM (RIBBS) ABOUT ANY FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICES WILL NOT BE USED
OR CONSIDERED IN THE COURSE OF ANY RULE MAKING.
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POSTAL SERVICE
Privacy Act of 1974; System of Records; Revision and Final
AGENCY: Postal Service.
ACTION: Final notice.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
SUMMARY: This document revises the proposed new routine use to the
Privacy Act system of records USPS 080.010, Inspection Requirements--
Investigative File System, that was published in the Federal Register
on Tuesday, November 14, 1995 (60 FR 57254-57255) and corrected in the
Federal Register on November 28, 1995 (60 FR 58693).
    In response to these notices, the American Postal Workers Union,
AFL-CIO, submitted comments expressing its concern that the language of
the routine use was overly broad and could result in harm or unfairness
to individuals whose records were disclosed on electronic bulletin
boards to organizations or individuals that were not directly impacted
by the suspected or actual criminal activity.
    The Postal Service has reviewed the union's comments and has
decided to revise the language of the routine use to further restrict
the disclosure of records of identified individuals on electronic
bulletin boards to organizations or individuals that could be injured
by the suspected or actual criminal activity.
    New routine use number 12 should be changed to read as follows:
    ``12. A record from this system may be disclosed on an electronic
bulletin board to organizations or individuals in the public or private
sectors that share in the bulletin board, provided that the disclosure
is approved by the Chief Postal Inspector, or delegate, because it is
deemed necessary: (1) To elicit information or cooperation from these
organizations or individuals for use by the Postal Inspection Service
in the performance of an authorized activity; or (2) to alert these
organizations or individuals of possible criminal activity that could
affect them for which the Postal Inspection Service has authority to
investigate and about which it has obtained credible information.''
    Dated: February 27, 1996.
Stanley F. Mires,
Chief Counsel, Legislative.
[FR Doc. 96-5780 Filed 3-11-96; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 7710-12-P
REMINISCENCES
Viennese public, and as sung by their fa-
vorite tenor Vandyck (the far-famed Par-
sifal of Bayreuth) holds the first place in
the repertory of their Grand Opera.
Some years earlier than the date of
Werther is that of The Cid, with its char-
acteristic ballet of gorgeous colour. When-
ever and wherever the bewitching music of
this ballet is heard, at the first wave and
crash of the orchestra with its distinctive
tempo, visions arise of the graceful Anda-
lusian, advancing in the swing of her na-
tional dance.
In the spring of 1899 Massenet's Cen-
drillon appeared at the Opra-Comique most
beautifully staged. The mere word " Cin-
derella " is magic to every heart that re-
members the happy days of childhood,
the one great fairy story of the whole civ-
ilised world, read in every tongue, known
in every land, and a joy to every human
being. For who living has not read, re-
read, and wept over poor little Cinderella in
her chimney-corner, left neglected at home,
122
CAPCOM: Good morning Discovery! A special good morning to you today Scott as you head out the hatch one more time.

Mission Specialist Scott Parazynski: Thank you so much Shannon. That was a great, great way to wake-up. I just have to say, "Luke, I'm your father. Use the force Luke." That's music from my son Luke. I'll be thinking about him today and the rest of my family as I go out and do this wonderful spacewalk with my good buddy Wheels; and all the great support from the rest of my crew; ROBO on the robotic arm; and Dan Tani; and all the rest of the folks inside here; and of course the amazing team on the ground. This is going to be a big day for NASA. Thanks.

CAPCOM: Discovery, we agree. We are all looking forward to today.
WOCN32 CWHX 011800
POST-TROPICAL STORM LAURA INFORMATION STATEMENT ISSUED BY THE
CANADIAN HURRICANE CENTRE OF ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 3.30 PM NDT
WEDNESDAY 01 OCTOBER 2008.
THIS IS THE LAST STATEMENT ON POST-TROPICAL STORM LAURA.
 ... LAURA HEADING OFF INTO THE ATLANTIC...
1. CURRENT POSITION, STRENGTH, CENTRAL PRESSURE AND MOTION
AT 3.30 PM NDT... POST-TROPICAL STORM LAURA WAS LOCATED NEAR
LATITUDE 47.2 N AND LONGITUDE 46.3 W... ABOUT 260 NAUTICAL MILES
OR 485 KM EAST OF ST JOHNS. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS ARE
ESTIMATED AT 40 KNOTS... 74 KM/H... AND CENTRAL PRESSURE AT 1002
MB. LAURA IS MOVING NORTH NORTHEAST AT 16 KNOTS... 30 KM/H.
2. FORECAST POSITION, CENTRAL PRESSURE AND STRENGTH
DATE     TIME     LAT    LON   MSLP  MAX WIND
          NDT                    MB  KTS  KMH
OCT 01  3.30 PM  47.2N  46.3W  1002   40   74 POST-TROPICAL
OCT 01  9.30 PM  48.9N  45.6W  1002   40   74 POST-TROPICAL
OCT 02  3.30 AM  50.6N  44.7W  1002   40   74 POST-TROPICAL
OCT 02  9.30 AM  52.2N  43.6W  1002   40   74 POST-TROPICAL
OCT 02  3.30 PM  53.7N  42.0W  1002   40   74 POST-TROPICAL
3. PUBLIC WEATHER IMPACTS AND WARNINGS SUMMARY
NONE.
 4. MARINE WEATHER IMPACTS AND WARNINGS SUMMARY
GALES HAVE NOW MOVED BEYOND THE GRAND BANKS AND THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND
LABRADOR WEATHER OFFICE IS ENDING THE GALE WARNINGS.
5. TECHNICAL DISCUSSION FOR METEOROLOGISTS
A. ANALYSIS
WHILE LAURA HAS NOT TRANSITIONED TO EXTRATROPICAL IT IS ALSO NO
LONGER TROPICAL AFTER HAVING LOST MOST OF THE SIGNIFICANT CONVECTION.
IF LOCATED 500-600 MILES FARTHER SOUTH WE WOULD PROBABLY BE CALLING
THIS SUBTROPICAL OR NON-TROPICAL. AT ANY RATE LAURA AND HER
REMAINING GALES HAVE MOVED EAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND WATERS.
WE CONTINUE HOLDING THE SYSTEM AT 40 KTS WITH ALL REMAINING GALES
MOSTLY IN THE EASTERN HALF.
B. PROGNOSTIC
WE MAINTAIN THE PERVIOUS FORECAST TRACK AND THINKING.
C. PUBLIC WEATHER
NONE.
D. MARINE WEATHER
NONE.
PREDICTED WIND RADII (NM)
TIME          GALES           STORMS            HURRICANE
         NE  SE  SW  NW    NE  SE  SW  NW    NE  SE  SW  NW
01/18Z  150 150  30   0     0   0   0   0     0   0   0   0
02/00Z  180 150  60  30     0   0   0   0     0   0   0   0
02/06Z  210 180  90  90     0   0   0   0     0   0   0   0
02/12Z  240 180 120 120     0   0   0   0     0   0   0   0
02/18Z  270 180 150 150     0   0   0   0     0   0   0   0
END BOWYER
pro t_group,fitsfile,rmax,xpar=xpar,ypar=ypar, NEWTABLE = newtable
;+
; NAME:
;	T_GROUP
; PURPOSE:
;	Driver procedure (for GROUP) to place stars in non-overlapping groups.
; EXPLANATION:
;	This procedure is part of the DAOPHOT sequence that places star
;	positions with non-overlapping PSFs into distinct groups   
;	Input and output are to FITS ASCII tables
;
; CALLING SEQUENCE:
;	T_GROUP, fitsfile, [ rmax, XPAR = , YPAR = , NEWTABLE = ]
;
; INPUTS:
;	FITSFILE -  Name of disk FITS ASCII table containing the X,Y positions
;		in FITS (FORTRAN) convention (first pixel is 1,1)
;
; OPTIONAL INPUTS:
;	rmax - maximum allowable distance between stars in a single group
;
; OPTIONAL INPUT KEYWORDS:
;	XPAR, YPAR - scalar strings giving the field name in the output table
;		containing the X and Y coordinates.   If not supplied,
;		then the fields 'X' and 'Y' are read.
;	NEWTABLE - scalar giving name of output disk FITS ASCII table.   If not
;		supplied, 
;
; PROCEDURES:
;	FTADDCOL, FTGET(), FTINFO, FTPUT, GROUP, READFITS(), SXADDHIST, 
;	SXADDHIST, WRITEFITS
; REVISION HISTORY:
;	Written, W. Landsman        STX Co.      May, 1996
;	Converted to IDL V5.0   W. Landsman   September 1997
;       Updated for new FTINFO call    W. Landsman    May 2000
;-
 On_error,2    

 if N_params() LT 1 then begin
	print,'Syntax - T_GROUP, fitsfile, [rmax, XPAR = , YPAR =, NEWTABLE = ]'
        return
 endif

 if not keyword_set(XPAR) then xpar = 'X'
 if not keyword_set(YPAR) then ypar = 'Y'
 if not keyword_set(NEWTABLE) then newtable = fitsfile

 dummy = readfits( fitsfile, hprimary, /SILENT )
 tab = readfits(fitsfile, h, /ext)

 ftinfo,h,ft_str
 ttype = strtrim(ft_str.ttype,2)
 x = ftget( ft_str, tab, xpar) - 1.
 y = ftget( ft_str, tab, ypar) - 1.

 if N_elements(rmax) EQ 0 then $
	read,'Enter maximum distance between stars in a group: ',rmax

 group, x, y, rmax, ngroup

 sxaddpar, h, 'RMAX', rmax, 'Maximum Distance in Group', 'TTYPE1'
 sxaddpar, h, 'EXTNAME', 'IDL DAOPHOT: Group', 'DAOPHOT Stage'

 gid = where(ttype EQ 'GROUP_ID', Nid)
 if Nid EQ 0 then ftaddcol, h, tab, 'GROUP_ID', 4, 'I4'
 ftput, h, tab, 'GROUP_ID', 0, ngroup
 sxaddhist, 'T_GROUP: ' + systime(),h

 writefits, newtable, 0, hprimary
 writefits, newtable, tab,h,/append
 return

 end
Expires:200808262245;Remove:200808262245;789095
WUUS52 KMFL 262200
SVRMFL

FLC099-262245-
/O.NEW.KMFL.SV.W.0127.080826T2200Z-080826T2245Z/
BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
600 PM EDT TUE AUG 26 2008
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN MIAMI HAS ISSUED A
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...
  NORTH CENTRAL PALM BEACH COUNTY IN SOUTH FLORIDA.
* UNTIL 645 PM EDT
* AT 557 PM EDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A
  SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING PENNY SIZE HAIL...AND
  DAMAGING WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH.  THIS STORM WAS LOCATED NEAR
  LION COUNTRY SAFARI...AND MOVING NORTHEAST AT 9 MPH.
* THE STORM WILL AFFECT...
  RURAL NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY
  AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS CAN PRODUCE VERY STRONG WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60
MPH...LARGE HAIL...DEADLY LIGHTNING...AND VERY HEAVY RAINFALL. STAY
INSIDE AWAY FROM WINDOWS UNTIL THE STORM HAS PASSED.
LAT...LON 2664 8031 2670 8051 2697 8039 2697 8037
      2685 8012
TIME...MOT...LOC 2201Z 216DEG 8KT 2675 8036
$$
DG
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298           THE TRAIL OF  '98
The days were lengthening marvellously. We noted the fact with dull joy. It meant more light, more time, more dirt in the dump. So it came about that, from ten hours of toil, we went to twelve, to fourteen; then, latterly, to sixteen, and the tension of it was wearing us down to skin and bone.
We were all feeling wretched, overstrained, ill-nourished, and it was only voicing the general sentiment when, one day, the Prodigal remarked:
" I guess I'll have to let up for a couple of days. My teeth are all on the bum. I'm going to town to see a dentist."
" Let me look at them," said the Halfbreed.
He looked. The gums were sullen, unwholesome-looking.
"Why, it's a touch of scurvy, lad; a little while, and you'd be spitting out your teeth like orange pips; your legs would turn black, and when you squeezed your fingers into the flesh the hole would stay. You'd get rotten, then you'd mortify and die. But it's the easiest thing in the world to cure. Nothing responds to treatment so readily."
He made a huge brew of green-spruce tea, of which we all partook, and in a few days the Prodigal was fit again.
It was mid-March when we finished working out our ground. We had done well, not so well, perhaps, as we had hoped for, but still magnificently well. Never had men worked harder, never fought more desperately for success.    There were our two
Renee Juhans
Headquarters, Washington, DC                  April 24, 2000
(Phone:  202/358-1712)

NOTE TO EDITORS:  N00-18

NASA TEAMS WITH THE AMERICAN ACADEMY 
OF DERMATOLOGY TO FIGHT SKIN CANCER

      As part of its ongoing commitment to prevention and early 
detection of skin cancer, NASA will team up this year with the 
American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) to screen NASA employees for 
skin cancer on AAD's annual Melanoma Monday.  AAD members will 
volunteer their time to participate in this special screening.

     The screening will begin at 9:30 a.m. EDT on May 1, in room 
CD70 of the Health Unit at NASA Headquarters, 300 E St., SW, 
Washington, DC.  Senior NASA officials along with AAD President 
Dr. Richard K. Scher will be available from 10 to 11 a.m. EDT to 
discuss the importance of skin cancer prevention and detection.

     Media representatives interested in conducting interviews are 
invited to attend the screening and should contact Renee Juhans at 
(202) 358-1712, by COB April 28, to confirm attendance.

     Melanoma Monday, now in its sixth year, has been designated 
"National Skin Self-Examination Day" in order to raise awareness 
about melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, and encourage 
Americans to begin a lifelong habit of regular skin self-
examinations.

     NASA management is constantly looking for ways to improve the 
health and safety of its employees and recently launched the 
Agency's first-ever Solar Safe Skin Cancer Reduction Program to 
limit sun exposure of the NASA workforce and raise awareness of 
skin cancer detection and prevention.

     Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United 
States with about 1.3 million new cases diagnosed each year.  It 
is estimated that 47,700 people in the United States will be 
diagnosed with melanoma in 2000, an eight percent increase from 
1999. 

Additional information on NASA's Occupational Health Program can 
be found at: 

        http://ohp.ksc.nasa.gov/disciplines/occmed/

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HISTORICAL COIiLECTIONS OF LOUISIANA.
thin. We continued our march along this river,* until wo arrived in the province of Costelie, where the villages were likewise built on the islands of the river. The province of Coca is one of the best countries wo have seen in Florida. The cacique came to meet us, borne in a litter, and accompanied by a numerous train. But the next morning his followers deserted him. We kept the cacique a prisoner until he agreed to furnish us with Indians to carry our baggage. In this country we found prunes resembling those of Spain, and vines which produced excellent grapes.
Leaving this province we marched west and south-west, for five or six days. We passed a great number of villages, and at the end of that time we entered the province called Italisi. The inhabitants fled in every direction ; but the cacique came soon after, and presented us with twenty-six or seven women, and some deer skins. We then proceeded south, and passing through some villages, we arrived in the province of Tascalusa,J\~ whose cacique was of such a height that we took him for a giant. On arriving at his village we gave him a tournament, and offered him other amusements, of which he took no notice. We requested him to give us some Indians to carry our baggage, which he refused with a sneer. The governor then took him a prisoner, which greatly enraged him, and was the cause of his treachery to us afterwards, lie told us that he could not give us anything here, but we must go to his village, called Mavilu, where he would furnish him with all the provisions we stood in need of. We came to a large river which empties into the bay called Clmse.\ The Indians informed us that Narvae?:'s vessels had touched here for water, and left a Christian called Teodoro, who was still among the Indians. They showed us a poignard which had belonged to him. We took two days to construct a raft to cross the river. In the meantime the Indians killed one of the governor's guard. The governor punished the cacique for it, and threatened to burn him alive if he did not deliver up the murderers. lie then promised to deliver them up at Alavila. This cacique had a number of servants with him. lie had one to brush off the flics, and another to carry a sunshade. V We arrived at Mavilt< at nine o'clock in the morning.    It was a
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Comment 04114989

From: Garnebe@comcast.net
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 11:45 PM
To: Rulemaking, TTB
Subject: Notice No. 41: Labeling and Advertising of Wines, Distilled
Spirits and Malt Beverages



U.S.  TTB
 

Dear U.S.  TTB,

The TTB can help consumers by allowing serving fact information on beer bottles, as well as wine and liquor labels. Similar information is on everything else we eat or drink. It is both informative and useful to see serving facts on the packaging of food and beverages. Alcoholic beverages are no exception.

American consumers can make more informed decisions if information like serving size, calorie amount, and alcohol content is included on alcohol beverage containers. I think that many Americans want this information, and you can allow it to be put there. Please approve this proposal. Everyone will appreciate it. Thank you.


Sincerely,

Beth Garnett
26130 W Channel Ave
Antioch, Illinois 60002
 cc: 
Senator Dick Durbin
Senator Barack Obama
Representative Melissa Bean
Subject: FVAU01 ADRM 272328
FVAU01 ADRM 272328
VOLCANIC ASH ADVISORY
ISSUED:  20060327/2328Z
VAAC:  DARWIN
VOLCANO:  ULAWUN  0502-12
LOCATION:  S0503 E15120
AREA:  NEW BRITAIN SW PAC
SUMMIT ELEVATION:  2334M/7657FT
ADVISORY NUMBER:  2006/13
INFORMATION SOURCE:  MTSAT VIS MAGE 27/2130Z
AVIATION COLOUR CODE:  ORANGE
ERUPTION DETAILS:  THIN ASH PLUME EXTENDING ABOUT 32KM WNW
OBS ASH DATE/TIME:  27/2315Z
OBS ASH CLOUD:
SFC/FL100 S0505 E15120 - S0345 E15035 - S0430 E14955 -
S0505 E15120 MOV NW 5KT
FCST ASH CLD + 6HR:  28/0515Z
SFC/FL100 S0505 E15120 - S0345 E15035 - S0430 E14955 - S0505 E15120
FCST ASH CLD + 12HR:  28/1115Z
SFC/FL100 S0505 E15120 - S0345 E15035 - S0430 E14955 - S0505 E15120
FCST ASH CLD + 18HR:  28/1715Z
SFC/FL100 S0505 E15120 - S0345 E15035 - S0430 E14955 - S0505 E15120
NEXT ADVISORY:  NO LATER THAN 20060328/0515Z
REMARKS:  ASH PLUME NOT IDENTIFIABLE ON THE LATEST SATELLITE
IMAGE. COLOUR CODE BASED ON SATELLITE OBS ONLY  GRAPHIC AT
HTTP://WWW.BOM.GOV.AU/INFO/VAAC/ADVISORIES.SHTML [LOWER CASE].
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NASA Photo ID: STS026-34-074      File Name: 10062982.jpg

Film Type: 70mm                   Date Taken: 10/03/88

Title: Aswan Dam, Lake Nassar, Nile River, Egypt

Description:

The Aswan Dam on the Nile River created the 500 kilometer long reservoir, 
seen here in sunglint.  Lake Nassar (23.5N, 33.0E) was designed to control 
the devestating floods and alleviate the famine-producing droughts which
have  plagued the region for millenia.  In Nov 81, as the lake was nearing 
capacity, drought conditions lowered the water level by about 30 meters
which  can clearly be seen as silt depositions on the receding eastern
shoreline.
000
WWUS82 KFFC 132250
SPSFFC

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PEACHTREE CITY GA
650 PM EDT WED JUL 13 2005

GAZ023-025-132315-
650 PM EDT WED JUL 13 2005

...SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ALERT FOR 40 TO 50 MPH WINDS AND FREQUENT 
LIGHTNING IN JACKSON AND SOUTHEASTERN HALL COUNTIES UNTIL 715 PM 
EDT...

AT 644 PM EDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A 
STRONG THUNDERSTORM CENTERED NEAR CANDLER...MOVING EAST AT 20 MPH. 
THIS STORM WILL AFFECT CANDLER...PENDERGRASS AND JEFFERSON.

LIGHTNING DETECTION SYSTEMS HAVE INDICATED NUMEROUS CLOUD-TO-GROUND 
LIGHTNING STRIKES WITH THIS STORM. RESIDENTS IN THIS AREA SHOULD 
STAY INDOORS. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND CORDED TELEPHONES SHOULD NOT 
BE USED UNLESS IN AN EMERGENCY. 

$$
FZAK48 PAVD 260520 AAA
CWFVDZ

MARINE FORECAST FOR VALDEZ PORT. NARROWS AND ARM.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE VALDEZ AK
9 PM ADT THU SEP 25 2003
VALID TO 6 PM FRI AND OUTLOOK TO 6 PM SAT.

PKZ231-261300-
AREA 2C1 PORT VALDEZ. UPDATED. 
VARIABLE WINDS 15 KT OR LESS. SEAS 3 FT OR LESS. RAIN SHOWERS.
DENSE FOG DEVELOPING EARLY FRI MORNING.
OUTLOOK. VARIABLE WINDS 15 KT OR LESS. SEAS 3 FT OR LESS.

$$
PKZ232-261300-
AREA 2C2 VALDEZ NARROWS UPDATED. 
NORTHEAST TO NORTHWEST WINDS 20 KT OR LESS. SEAS 3 FT. RAIN
SHOWERS AND FOG.
OUTLOOK. WINDS BECOMING EAST 20 KT OR LESS SAT AFTERNOON. SEAS
TO 4 FT.

AREA 2C3 VALDEZ ARM. UPDATED. 
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY
SOUTH TO SOUTHWEST WINDS 25 KT WITH HIGHER GUSTS. SEAS TO 5 FT.
RAIN SHOWERS AND FOG. 
OUTLOOK. EAST WINDS 20 KT. SEAS 4 FT.

$$
PKZ292-261300-
EXTENDED FORECAST FOR VALDEZ PORT. NARROWS AND ARM.
.SAT NIGHT...VARIABLE MAINLY EAST WINDS 15 KT OR LESS FOR THE
PORT AND 20 KT OR LESS FOR THE NARROWS AND THE ARM.
.SUN THROUGH TUE...EAST TO SOUTHEAST WINDS 20 KT OR LESS.

THE NEXT SCHEDULED FORECAST WILL BE ISSUED AT 4 AM ADT FRI.
$$
DR SEP 03
 

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QUESTION:
Why don't you fly to Venus?

ANSWER from Donna Shirley on January 21, 1998:
We've flown to Venus a lot. In fact the first planetary mission in 1962 was
to Venus.  We flew by again in 1965 and again in 1974. Both the Russians and
U.S. have landed short-lived probes and the Russians dropped a balloon into
the atmosphere. Magellan just made a complete radar map of Venus in 1990.

Venus is not a nice place to visit.  Because of the runaway greenhouse
effect is is 700 degrees at the surface and the atmosphere is full of
sulfuric acid.

Donna Shirley
FOR RELEASE:  November 2, 1994                 CONTACT:  Lee Scurry
                                                     (202) 208-3983

      INVITATION FOR BIDS ISSUED FOR GAS MARKETING PILOT (#40084)

     As part of a Royalty Gas Marketing Project, an Invitation for
Bids (IFB) for the sale of royalty gas from federal leases in the
Gulf of Mexico was issued October 21 by the U.S. Department of the
Interior's Minerals Management Service (MMS), officials announced
today.

     "As a component of the National Performance Review, MMS is
redesigning the gas royalty collection program to respond to a
deregulated gas market and to reduce the cost and complexity of
existing procedures," MMS Acting Director Cynthia Quarterman said. 
"Taking gas royalties as a percentage share of the production
offers a promising means for MMS to attain these objectives.

     "The IFB is an important step toward the January 1, 1995
implementation of the one-year pilot," Quarterman said.  "Bids must
be received by 2:00 PM EST on November 21, 1994, at which time they
will be opened.  One-year contracts will be competitively selected
and awarded in early December."

     The pilot is based on 91 leases volunteered by a mix of 19
major companies and independents -- Chevron, Oxy, Enron, Apache,
Oryx, Zilkha, Amoco, Texaco, Mobil, Amerada Hess, Freeport-McMoran,
Murphy, Pennzoil, Devon, Walter, Unocal, Whiting, Brooklyn Union,
and Smith.  "Thanks to the participation of these companies, we are
able to explore a completely new and innovative way of royalty
collection," Quarterman said.  "Together, we can truly reinvent
government -- where everyone will benefit as we make progress
toward a program that costs less and reduces red tape."

     The royalty share of production from these leases -- about
170,500 MMBtu's per day -- will be taken by the MMS at or near the
lease and immediately sold to competitively selected gas marketing
companies.

     The pilot will be tracked throughout the year, and a formal
evaluation will begin January 1, 1996.  The volunteer company have
agreed to share information and participate in the evaluation. 
Results of the evaluation will determine the impact on
administrative and audit efforts, and whether -- and to what extent
-- MMS will continue or expand the pilot.

     Bids should be sent to: U.S. Department of the Interior,
Minerals Management Service, Procurement Operations Branch, 381
Elden Street, MS 2500, Herndon, VA, 22070-4817, Attention:  James
E. MacKay, Contracting Officer.  For more information, contact
MacKay at (703) 787-1351.

     MMS is the federal agency that manages and regulates the
nation's natural gas, oil and other mineral resources on the Outer
Continental Shelf, and collects and disburses revenues from
offshore federal mineral leases and from onshore mineral leases on
federal and Indian lands.

                                      -MMS-

Subject: PR-11/02/94 Gas Marketing Pilot/Invitation for Bids Issued
For Gas Marketing Pilot (#40084)
Comment 04111231

From: Colleen9467@earthlink.net
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 2:07 PM
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 often review the Serving Facts labels and nutritional labels of the things I eat and drink. You can imagine my surprise then when I noticed that these labels are absent on most bottles of beer, wine and distilled spirits.

As you well know, I am not the only American who would like this information available to me on the bottles of alcoholic beverages. Please allow alcohol companies to give us this information.

Thank you for your consideration.


Sincerely,

Colleen Milne
1342 Clarkson Drive
Ellisville, Missouri 63011
 cc: 
Senator Christopher Bond
Senator Jim Talent
Representative Todd Akin
State Supervisor Dale Roberts
1699.]                 LOUISIANA AND FLORIDA.
139
countries lying between the east and west, from Montreal to the South Sea, as much and as far as was in his power. This entry into possession was made with all those formalities, as is to be seen in the relation of 1671, and more expressly in the record of the entry into possession, drawn up by the said subdelegate.
The next year, 1672, the river Mississippi, and, at the same time, the Illinois, Chauanons, and other tribes unknown to Europeans, were discovered by Sieur Joliet * and the
* Sieur Louis Joliet, whose name is now imperishably connected with the discovery of the Mississippi river and the exploration of the West, was born at Quebec, in the year 1645. After completing his studies at the Jesuit College of that city, he embraced the ecclesiastical profession, received minor orders in 1662, and finished his philosophy in 1666. He afterwards turned his attention to other pursuits, and set out for the Indian country of the West. In 1672 he was selected by Governor Count DE Frontenac to proceed in search of the great river which was reported by the Indians to Father Allouez, who was the first Jesuit missionary who reached its waters. Father Marquette, who was selected to accompany Joliet, says that " he was eminently qualified for such an important undertaking. He possessed wisdom, discretion, courage, experience, and a knowledge of the Algonquin languages." The success of this expedition is fully set forth in the first, second, third, and fourth volumes of the fiist series of the Historical Collections of Louisiana, and forms an interesting episode in the history of that State. On his return from this exploration to Canada, in 1672, he had the misfortune to lose his journal in descending the rapids of the St. Lawrence. He drew up, however, from memory, a narrative with a map, which was transmitted to the court of France by Count de Frontenac in 1674. Father Dablon, the Superior-General of the Canada Missions, in the description of the map published by him in the Relations, 1670-1, pp. 89-91, alludes to the existence of the Mississippi : '' that it flowed south, and probably had its mouth in the Florida Sea " (Gulf of Mexico). But Joliet, in one of his expeditions to the West, had nearly reached it. " And the long-expected discovery was now to be accomplished by Joliet, of whom there is scarce a record ; but this one excur-
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 un autre, l'un, pour chapper  un plus gros
qui le poursuivoit, afin de lui enlever une amande
que dans un'de ses lans il laissa tomber  terre.
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magasin de rserve, o se tiennent leurs petits.
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