BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
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Notes officielles des Citoyens Fau-
chet et Adet, adresses au Secrtaire
d'Etat des Etats-Unis, relativement
a diffrens objets.
(No. 106.------110.)
106.
Note du Citoyen Fauchet, adresse  M. Randolph le
12 May, 1794, relativement aux Colons rfugis de
St. Domingue,
Joseph Fauchet, Ministre Plnipotentiaire de la Rpubli-
que Franaise,  M. Randolph, Secrtaire d'Etat des
Etats-Unis.
Philadelphie, le 23 Floral, l'an 2, de la Rpublique
Franaise, une et indivisible. (Mai, 12,1794, v. st.)
Monsieur,
Je n'ai jamais pens que M. le Prsident des Etats-
Unisput avoir l'intention de rien faire de contraire aux in-
trts de la Rpublique Franaise, mais j'ai d Je pr-
venir que contre son intention on abusait des. permissions
qu'il accordait, pour machiner de nouveaux complots
contre ma patrie. Des lumires que j'ai acquises depuis
peu, me confirment dans cette ide, et les malheureux
colons dont vous me. parlez, ont d'autant moins besoin
du secours des parlementaires, que des vaisseaux de
guerre Anglais doivent venir bientt les chercher et les
transporter  St. Domingue, pour y vivre sous la domi-
nation de Georges III. J'ai d aussi tre afflig de l'em-
pressement du gouvernement  satisfaire aux demandes
de ceux qui se vantent d'tre les ennemis de leur pays,
quand on m'avait refus de laisser partir un btiment,
parce qu'il avait charg mille barils de farine avant la loi
de l'embargo. Il avait t retard par accident au bas de
la rivire, il transportait aussi des malheureux en Fran-
ce, et portait en outre mes dpches.                        \
Left Over and New Topics for Discussion
---------------------------------------

1. unfolding q/g distributions from data
2. RSC/Compass comparison, Delta G(x), Delta q(x), delta q(x,Q^2)
3. Can Delta s be measured at RHIC?
4. Improving estimates of expt. uncertainties at RHIC
5. What is known about Delta q,g, etc. from DIS?
6. Open charm and charmonium production at RHIC and its use in 
	polarization physics.
7. machine issues -- spin tracking, snakes, AGS studies
8. polarimetry update
9. Report on recent polarimeter studies at the AGS. 
10. Correlations of spin with transverse momentum.
11. gluons and transverse spin asymmetries.
12. lattice calculations of parton distributions
	and related matrix elements:  quarks and gluons,
	polarized and unpolarized.
13. beyond std. model sensitivity for RHIC
14. spin at Phobos
15. gluon structure function from direct gamma

Revisit
-------

1. pi^+ x pi^- dot S_T
2. small p_T and Brahms

Larger Issues
-------------

1. global parton distributions for the polarized case (Polarized "CTEQ")
2. leading particle connection to jets (e.g. from Tevatron data)
3. event generators
DANS LE NORD-OUEST DE L'AMRIQUE.              7
maison de Longueuil le 24 juin 1845. Deux Surs de
la Charit.devaient faire route avec eux, pour aller
rejoindre d'autres filles de Mme d'Youville tablies  la
Rivire-Rouge depuis l'anne prcdente. Le R. P.
Aubert et ses compagnons s'embarqurent  Lachine,
dans un canot d'corce, mont par six voyageurs qui
devaient les conduire jusqu' Saint-Boniface. Les ra-
meurs entonnrent leurs gais refrains ; la nacelle lgre
commenait une course qui ne devait se terminer qu'a-
prs soixante-deux jours. Bien des fois dj on vous a
dcrit ce genre de navigation : le canot d'corce, l'avi-
ron, les rapides, les portages, la tente, le campement,
sont des mots devenus familiers dans la Congrgation.
Je vous avoue que, pour ma part, toutes ces choses et les
ides, mme celles parfois potiques, qui s'y rattachent
sont devenues si communes, que je n'ai pas mme le cou-
rage d'en tenter une description. Ce voyage en canot
d'corce, depuis Montral jusqu' la Rivire-Rouge, seule
route et seul moyen de transport employs jusqu'alors
par les Missionnaires, devait tre le dernier du genre.
En remontant la magnifique rivire d'Ottawa, nous
salumes nos Pres de Bytown. Quelques heures d'une
aimable hospitalit rendirent plus sensibles la sparation
et l'isolement. A part le R. P. Aubert, je devais tre
plus de trois ans sans revoir un Oblat. Nous remon-
tmes les rivires Ottawa, Matawan et des Vases, traver-
smes le lac Nipissing ; la rapide et belle rivire des
Franais nous conduisit au lac Huron, que nous lon-
gemes, ainsi que le lac Suprieur, jusqu' la rivire
Kaminitsigoya.
Date March 23, 2000
Attendees S. Danilov, M. DeLeons, J. Galambos, J. Holmes, 
D. Jeon,  J.G. Wang, J. Wei
 
There was a discussion of travel plans to meetings. Tentatively, Dong O 
will plan to visit ISIS to observe the startup, after the upcoming
shutdown, Slava is planning on vistiting Russia for an accelerator 
physics course, J.G. Wang will plan on attending the APS meeting in April, 
J. Holmes, J. Galambos and J. Wei will attend the EPAC meeting. There is also a 
superconducting cavity workshop at JLab April 12-13 to finalize the cavity
design.

There was a review of the Reference working tables. Suggestins were to add
misalignment tables for the ring, add lattice files for all accelerator 
components, add Superfish input/output files for the cavities, 
and add a general parameters list. 

J. Stovall will provide the optimized cavity betas in the next 2 weeks.

D Jeon noted that he recieved an email on linac codes which pointed out a
potential weakness in the presently used US codes, namely the use of a discrete 
energy kick for superconducting cavities. 

There was a discussion on the PSR instability, and how best to spend SNS R&D money. 
S. Danilov suggested the most critical component is to shield the ceramic 
components of the current transformers, and th Ti coat the Al injection box, 
and bellows. Also a Rosenberg like electron catcher is proposed instead of
the serated electron catcher plate. Danilov discussed his ideas on the
instability, with single pass and multi-pass e-amplification mechanisms. 

J.G Wang discussed  the Target interface, with primary focus on optimizing the 
spread at the end of the RTBT, looking at the diagnostics, studying window
effects, and understanding the target constraints.

It was noted that the ORNL group should purchase some SUNs to be able to have a 
compatable computing platform as BNL.

Danilov noted that the measured impedance of the extraction kickers is very
large and would cause an instability. This impedance is much higher
than his calculation estimate, and the discrepancy is being studied.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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                                                APR 6 1992
Ms. Barbara Hall
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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) concerning signage.
        As a sign engraver, you do not necessarily have any
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The ADA regulations about which you are concerned apply only to
commercial facilities and places of public accommodation. Owners
and operators of those facilities are responsible for assuring
that their signs comply. Moreover, there is nothing in the ADA
regulations that requires a sign engraver to inform customers
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the ADA's requirements, any penalties that may be incurred will
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appendix to the Department of Justice's title III regulations
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contrast of characters and background. Your other specific
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#!/bin/sh

# Enter new files into SAM
# daily - beam dcs reco

PREDLOG=/local/scratch06/kreymer/log/predatord
PIFL=${PREDLOG}/predd.pid
MAILTO='kreymer@fnal.gov'

pid()
{
if [ -r "${PIFL}" ]
then
    echo " OOPS - found predd.pid "
    prepid=`cat ${PIFL}`
    if ps -p ${prepid}
    then
        echo " OOPS - ${prepid} is still running "
        echo "        BAILING OUT "
        date
        echo 'Predatord pid' | Mail -s "Predatord on `hostname | cut -f1 -d.`" ${MAILTO}
        exit 1
    else
#        echo " OK - stale pid file "
        rm -f ${PIFL}
    fi
fi
    
echo $$ > ${PIFL}
}

MAIN()
{

printf "\nSTARTED  `date`\n"

unset SETUPS_DIR
unset SETUP_UPS
. /afs/fnal.gov/ups/etc/setups.sh

#. ~kreymer/minos/setup_minos
export MINOS_SETUP_DIR=/afs/fnal.gov/files/code/e875/general/minossoft/setup 

setup_minos() 
{
. $MINOS_SETUP_DIR/setup_minossoft_FNALU.sh $*
}

setup_minos -r R1.15  > /dev/null

cd ${HOME}/minos/scripts

for TIER in  beam_data  near_dcs_data  far_dcs_data
do
    printf "`date` genpy ${TIER}/${MONTH}\n"
    ./genpy -l " "  -w   ${TIER}/${MONTH}
done

setup sam -q prd

for TIER in  beam_data  near_dcs_data  far_dcs_data
do
    printf "`date` sadd  ${TIER} ${MONTH}\n"
    ./sadd ${TIER}/${MONTH} declare >> /local/scratch06/kreymer/log/samadd/${TIER}/${MONTH}.log 2>&1 
done

printf "FINISHED `date`\n"

}

	       #########
	       # ENTRY #
	       #########

mkdir -p ${PREDLOG}

pid

unset TEST VERB

while getopts tv OPT; do
    case $OPT in
        t)
            TEST=true
            ;;
        v)
            VERB=true
            ;;
    esac
done

shift `expr $OPTIND - 1`

MONTH=${1}

[ -z "${MONTH}" ] && MONTH=`date +%Y`-`date +%m`

FLOG=${PREDLOG}/${MONTH}.log

if [ -n "${TEST}" ]
then
    printf "  OK  JUST TESTING \n"
    MAIN
else
    MAIN >> ${FLOG} 2>&1
fi

rm -f ${PIFL}
exit 0

2005 08 08      kreymer

Cloned from predator ( may reintegrate )
Muon radiative energy loss (in 1.0E06 cm^2/g)
   in Polystyrene ([C%6#H%5#CHCH%2#]%n#)
   with Z/A =  0.53768
   (f12.0,4f12.4)
     E (GeV)      b_brem      b_pair      b_nucl     b_total
          2.      0.2319      0.0995      0.4765      0.8079
          5.      0.3146      0.2475      0.5035      1.0656
         10.      0.3835      0.3777      0.4880      1.2491
         20.      0.4565      0.5201      0.4651      1.4417
         50.      0.5566      0.7200      0.4402      1.7168
        100.      0.6326      0.8621      0.4279      1.9227
        200.      0.7035      0.9937      0.4217      2.1190
        500.      0.7887      1.1310      0.4207      2.3404
       1000.      0.8438      1.2158      0.4276      2.4871
       2000.      0.8897      1.2760      0.4392      2.6047
       5000.      0.9358      1.3294      0.4607      2.7260
      10000.      0.9606      1.3547      0.4825      2.7979
      20000.      0.9781      1.3706      0.5083      2.8570
      50000.      0.9934      1.3831      0.5486      2.9249
     100000.      0.9999      1.3882      0.5832      2.9714
000
FXUS10 KWNH 081829
PMDHMD

MODEL DIAGNOSTIC DISCUSSION
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
128 PM EST SUN FEB 08 2009

VALID FEB 08/1200 UTC THRU FEB 12/0000 UTC

...SEE NOUS42 KWNO ADMNFD FOR THE STATUS OF THE UPPER AIR
INGEST...

12Z/08 FINAL MODEL PREFERENCES...INCLUDING THE ECMWF

ANY INITIALIZATION ERRORS WITH THE NAM AND GFS DO NOT APPEAR TO
SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACT THEIR SOLUTIONS.

...CYCLONE LIFTING THROUGH THE PLAINS DAY 1 INTO DAY 2...

THE NAM IS SLOWER THAN BOTH THE GFS AND 00Z/08 ECMWF WITH THE
NORTHWARD TRACK OF THE SURFACE LOW DAY 1.  BY THE BEGINNING OF DAY
3...THE NAM AND GFS ARE SEVERAL MILLIBARS DEEPER THAN THE OLD
ECMWF WITH THE CENTER NORTHWEST OF LAKE SUPERIOR...WITH THE GFS
THE FARTHEST WEST OF THE THREE MODELS.  THE GEM GLOBAL AND UKMET
ARE ALSO FARTHER WEST THAN THE NAM AND OLD ECMWF BY 00Z/11
WEDNESDAY...AND OF A COMPARABLE DEPTH TO THE NAM AND GFS.

THE 12Z/08 ECMWF CLUSTERS WELL WITH THE GEM GLOBAL AND UKMET WITH
THE LOW TRACK AND INTENSITY THROUGH 00Z/10 TUESDAY...SO WILL RELY
ON THEIR SOLID CONSENSUS THROUGH THAT TIME.  AFTER THAT...THE
ECMWF MAINTAINS A MORE EASTWARD TRACK OVER THE ARROWHEAD OF
MINNESOTA THAN ALL THE CURRENT MODELS BUT THE NAM...AND DOES NOT
INDICATE THE DEPTH OF ANY OF THE 12Z/08 GUIDANCE BY 00Z/11
WEDNESDAY.   THE ECMWFS CONTINUITY ALONE MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO
DISMISS...AND WITH ITS STRONG VERIFICATION THIS COLD SEASON FOR
MUCH OF THE NATION...WILL LEAN TOWARD ITS HANDLING OF THE SYSTEM
THROUGH THE END OF DAY 2.

...SECOND WAVE DEVELOPING OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS AT THE
BEGINNING OF DAY 3...

THE GFS IS SLOWER THAN THE NAM AND ECMWF TO SWING THE LOW THROUGH
THE SOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS EARLY DAY 3...AND UNLIKE THOSE
MODELS...SHEARS THE SYSTEM INTO TWO CENTERS AS IT CROSSES THE
CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.  BY THE END OF DAY 3...THE GFS THEN
OUTPACES THE NAM AND ECMWF WITH THE PRIMARY CENTER OVER THE GREAT
LAKES.  THE UKMET IS CLOSEST TO THE ECMWF THROUGH 12Z/11
WEDNESDAY...AFTER WHICH IT PULLS TO THE LEFT.  THE GEM GLOBAL IS
CLOSER TO THE CURRENT GFS...BUT FARTHER WEST AND DEEPER BY THE END
OF DAY 3.  WILL RELY ON THE CURRENT ECMWF FOR THIS SYSTEM AS
WELL...CONSIDERING ITS STRONG CONTINUITY AND SUPPORT FROM THE
UKMET FOR MOST OF THE PERIOD.

...CYCLONE OFF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST COAST LATE DAY 2 INTO DAY
3...

THE NAM AND GEM GLOBAL ARE CONSIDERABLY SHALLOWER THAN THE GFS AND
ECMWF WITH THIS LOW...WITH THE UKMET SOMEWHERE BETWEEN.  THE ECMWF
IS SOUTH OF ALL THESE MODELS WITH THE CENTER AT THE BEGINNING OF
DAY 3.  FOR THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS...THE ECMWF HAS CONSISTENTLY
DEPICTED A DEEP SYSTEM IN THIS REGION...EVEN WHEN THE OTHER MODELS
BUILT HIGH PRESSURE INTO THE WEST COAST.  ITS STRONG CONTINUITY
MAKES IT PREFERABLE OVER THE LOT OF THE 12Z/08 GUIDANCE.

...MODEL TREND GRAPHICS AT
WWW.HPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV/HTML/MODEL2.SHTML...

...500 MB FORECASTS AT WWW.HPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV/H5PREF/H5PREF.SHTML

CISCO
$$
November 6, 1997

             ELIZABETH ROSE TO BE NAMED DIRECTOR, 
                    OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
                                
       Elizabeth Rose will be named the Director of the FCC's Office of Public Affairs. In
this capacity, she will oversee the press and consumer outreach of the FCC, as well as the
library, many of the reference rooms, and the audio-visual staff. 
  
       Prior to joining the Commission, Rose managed strategic relations for a number of
clients, including the Washington College of Law at American University and Consumers
Union/Consumer Reports.  She was also an adjunct professor at the American University's
School of Communications.

       Rose previously served as Acting Director of Public Affairs for the Department of
Labor's Employment Standards Administration. Prior to that, she served as Special Assistant
in the Department of Labor's Office of Public Affairs, where she was on the team handling
media relations for U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert B. Reich.

       Before joining the Department of Labor in 1994, Rose was Director of Media
Relations for the United States Holocaust  Memorial Museum. In this role she served as the
Museum's spokesperson throughout its planning, opening, and first two years of service to
the public.

       Her previous posts include press secretary for U.S. Senator Jay Rockefeller, IV;
press secretary for the Dukakis/Bentsen Campaign in the State of Wisconsin; and press
secretary/legislative assistant for U.S. Representative Thomas J. Downey.

       Rose earned a B.A. degree in Journalism and Political Science from the University
of Wisconsin. She lives in Washington, DC, with her husband and two children.

                            - FCC -
000
FZUS52 KMLB 130959
SRFMLB

SURF ZONE FORECAST
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MELBOURNE FL
600 AM EST FRI FEB 13 2009

FLZ141-147-132200-
COASTAL VOLUSIA-NORTHERN BREVARD-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...DAYTONA BEACH...TITUSVILLE
600 AM EST FRI FEB 13 2009

.TODAY...AREAS OF EARLY MORNING FOG THEN BECOMING MOSTLY SUNNY.
HIGHS IN THE UPPER 70S...EXCEPT IN THE MID 70S ALONG THE COAST.
NORTH WINDS AROUND 5 MPH BECOMING EAST 5 TO 10 MPH IN THE
AFTERNOON.

LATEST SURF TEMPERATURE AT DAYTONA BEACH: 65
LATEST SURF TEMPERATURE AT COCOA BEACH: 66
4 AM WATER TEMPERATURE AT BUOY 41009: 70

TIDE INFORMATION: 
AT DAYTONA BEACH, HIGH TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 1035 AM, AND 1104 PM.
 LOW TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 440 PM, AND SATURDAY AT 517 AM.

AT CAPE CANAVERAL, HIGH TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 1003 AM, AND 1037 PM.
 LOW TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 423 PM, AND SATURDAY AT 447 AM.

RIP CURRENT RISK TODAY:
LOW. ALWAYS CHECK WITH THE BEACH PATROL BEFORE ENTERING THE WATER.

OUTLOOK FOR...SATURDAY...CONSIDERABLE CLOUDINESS WITH A SLIGHT 
CHANCE OF SHOWERS. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 70S. SOUTH WINDS AROUND 5 MPH 
BECOMING SOUTHWEST AROUND 10 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON. CHANCE OF RAIN 20 
PERCENT. 

$$

FLZ047-054-059-064-132200-
INDIAN RIVER-MARTIN-SOUTHERN BREVARD-ST. LUCIE-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...FORT PIERCE...HOBE SOUND...MELBOURNE...
PALM BAY...VERO BEACH
600 AM EST FRI FEB 13 2009

.TODAY...AREAS OF EARLY MORNING DENSE FOG THEN BECOMING PARTLY
SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 80S...EXCEPT IN THE UPPER 70S ALONG THE
COAST. NORTHWEST WINDS AROUND 5 MPH BECOMING EAST 5 TO 10 MPH IN
THE AFTERNOON.

LATEST SURF TEMPERATURE AT COCOA BEACH: 66
LATEST SURF TEMPERATURE AT FORT PIERCE: 70
4 AM WATER TEMPERATURE AT BUOY 41009: 70

TIDE INFORMATION: 
AT SEBASTIAN INLET, HIGH TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 1021 AM, AND 1055 PM.
 LOW TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 443 PM, AND SATURDAY AT 507 AM.

AND AT FORT PIERCE INLET, HIGH TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 1038 AM, AND 1112 
PM.  LOW TIDE FRIDAY IS AT 449 PM, AND SATURDAY AT 513 AM.

RIP CURRENT RISK TODAY:
LOW. ALWAYS CHECK WITH THE BEACH PATROL BEFORE ENTERING THE WATER.

OUTLOOK FOR...SATURDAY...PARTLY CLOUDY WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE OF 
SHOWERS. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 80S. SOUTHWEST WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH. CHANCE 
OF RAIN 20 PERCENT. 

$$
+------------------------------------------------+
    |    Particle Physics Seminar		     |
    |    Thursday, September 7, 2000 - 11:00 AM	     |
    |    Small Seminar Room			     |
    |						     |
    |	Greg Landsberg,  Brown University	     |
    |   Out-of-this-World Physics:		     |
    |	Probing Quantum Gravity in a Laboratory	     |
    +------------------------------------------------+

			ABSTRACT

Search for large spatial extra dimensions is one of the most exciting
new opportunities in our quest for the electroweak symmetry breaking
mechanism. Existing high-energy colliders (LEP and Tevatron) have
already joined these searches and set constraints on the strength of
gravity at short range. New results from the Tevatron are going to be
reviewed. The most interesting opportunities in probing large extra
dimensions will become available with the next generation of hadron
colliders: the upgraded Tevatron and especially LHC, where the ultimate
tests of the new models of gravity will be done. I'll discuss various
effects of large extra dimensions that can be seen sought
experimentally, existing limits on the properties of space with large
extra dimensions, as well as search strategies and reach of the next
generation of Cavendish type of experiments and accelerator searches.
WGUS83 KLSX 100124
FLSLSX
FLOOD STATEMENT 
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ST LOUIS MO
824 PM CDT FRI MAY 09 2008

...THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN ILLINOIS...

  ILLINOIS RIVER AT VALLEY CITY AFFECTING PIKE AND SCOTT COUNTIES 

  ILLINOIS RIVER AT HARDIN AFFECTING CALHOUN AND JERSEY COUNTIES 

.THIS FLOOD WARNING IS A RESULT OF ABOVE AVERAGE RAIN FALL OF 
AROUND 1 INCH THIS PAST WEEK WITH AN AVERAGE OF 0.01 INCHES OF
PRECIPITATION FORECAST OVER THE NEXT 24 HOURS...

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILL MONITOR THIS DEVELOPING SITUATION 
AND ISSUE FOLLOW UP STATEMENTS AS CONDITIONS OR FORECASTS CHANGE.

SAFETY MESSAGE...NEVER DRIVE CARS...TRUCKS OR SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES 
THROUGH FLOODED AREAS.  THE WATER MAY BE TOO DEEP TO ALLOW FOR SAFE 
PASSAGE.

THIS PRODUCT ALONG WITH ADDITIONAL WEATHER AND STREAM INFORMATION IS 
AVAILABLE AT HTTP://WWW.CRH.NOAA.GOV/AHPS2/INDEX.PHP?WFO=LSX /LOWER 
CASE/

ILC149-171-110124-
/O.CON.KLSX.FL.W.0012.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/
/VALI2.2.ER.080206T0251Z.080223T1600Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
824 PM CDT FRI MAY 09 2008

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE ILLINOIS RIVER AT VALLEY CITY
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE...OR UNTIL THE WARNING IS CANCELLED.
* AT 8:00 PM FRIDAY THE STAGE WAS 12.8 FEET. 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST.
* FLOOD STAGE IS 11.0 FEET. 
* FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL CONTINUE FALLING TO NEAR 12.7 FEET
  BY MONDAY MORNING.

$$

ILC013-083-110123-
/O.CON.KLSX.FL.W.0107.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/
/HARI2.1.ER.080410T2240Z.080510T0600Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
824 PM CDT FRI MAY 09 2008

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE ILLINOIS RIVER AT HARDIN
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE...OR UNTIL THE WARNING IS CANCELLED.
* AT 8:00 PM FRIDAY THE STAGE WAS 28.7 FEET. 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST.
* FLOOD STAGE IS 25.0 FEET. 
* FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL FALL TO NEAR 28 FEET TUESDAY EVENING.
* IMPACT...AT 28.6 FEET...LOW LYING BUILDINGS FLOOD IN HARDIN

$$

&&
                   FLD  LATEST              7AM FORECAST
LOCATION           STG  OBS STG   05/10  05/11  05/12  05/13  05/14

ILLINOIS RIVER
  VALLEY CITY      11   12.8      12.9   12.8   12.7   12.5   12.3
  HARDIN           25   28.7      28.8   28.6   28.4   28.2   27.9
Topic:  The Chemical Island Factory

Age Level:  8th grade Physical Science, heterogenous grouping

The Chemical Island Factory is a SEPUP module that deals with chemical processes, industry, environment and social issues.  This is a problem based project - Students are to form a company that is trying to convince an island that relies on tourism and fishing to allow them to mine limestone and use it to produce gypsum wallboard.  This requires the student companies to research industrial practices, environmental issues, the island itself, and information about limestone and their product.  The end product is a presentation to the island council including aspects such as: a logo, factory layout, graphs  and charts displaying information about employment information, profits, costs, etc.  

This product may be made interactive using the computers, email, on-line information, cucme conferencing between companies and island town council members.  The final product could be a video presentation or slide show to accompany an oral presentation.

Resources:
http://www.nps.gov/whsa/geology.htm
http://www.pathfinder.com/@@omd1DQQArhZI4o29/money/latest/symbol/PW/1997Jun20/1104.html
http://www.wconline.com/library/drywall.html
http://www.usgcorp.com/index.htm
http://www.cgcinc.com/gypsum/sheetrck.com/welcome.htm
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE
JET PROPULSION LABORATORY
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
PASADENA, CALIF. 91109. TELEPHONE (818) 354-5011
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov
Cassini Launch Status
September 17, 1997
The Cassini Saturn orbiter, with the Huygens Titan probe back
onboard, have been successfully mated with the Titan IV/Centaur
at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida and a new launch
date of October 13 has been requested and is expected to be
approved, program officials reported. The launch date will be
announced by the U.S. Air Force, which is providing launch
services for the Cassini mission.
If the launch date is scheduled for Monday, October 13, the
launch time would be 4:55 a.m. EDT (1:55 a.m. PDT). The launch
time moves earlier by about six minutes each day in the primary
launch period, which runs through Nov. 15.
Engineers and technicians from the European Space Agency and its
contractors quickly completed clean-up and repair work on the
Huygens Probe last week after a small area of the probe's
thermal protection blanketing and insulating foam was damaged by
overly forceful air from a launch pad cooling system. The probe
and orbiter were given a clean bill of health, joined together
once again, and rolled out to the launch pad on Sunday. Mating
with the launch vehicle was completed Monday.
"We're back on track and have high confidence we will launch
within the optimum launch period," said Deputy Program Manager
Ronald Draper at JPL. Draper said a review board is meeting this
week to determine the cause of the air conditioning incident and
to establish a process to avoid any similar problem for other
spacecraft in the future.
#####
LES TATS-UNIS D'AMRIQUE.                       57
Sud, parcouru en tous sens par des dtachements enne-
mis, se soumit nominalement  l'autorit royale, de
sorte que Clinton, croyant sa conqute acheve, par-
tit pour New-York, le 5 juin, en laissant le commande-
ment  lord Cornwallis. Aussitt aprs, les patriotes,
incapables de se constituer en arme, reprirent la cam-
pagne par petites bandes et commencrent, sous le com-
mandement de Sumter, Marion, Pickens,, et d'autres
hardis partisans, une guerre de haies, harassant non-
seulement les Anglais, mais les tories qui se trouvaient
en grand nombre dans l'tat.
Dans le but de rcuprer les Carolines, le congrs y
envoya le gnral Gates, auquel la capture de l'arme de
Burgoyne  Saratoga avait valu une rputation militaire
immrite. A sa premire rencontre avec Cornwallis, 
Camden (16 aot), il fut battu et laissa sur le terrain
mille morts, parmi lesquels son commandant en se-
cond, le baron de Kalb, officier franais distingu.
Gates s'enfuit dans la Caroline du Nord avec le reste de
son arme, et  la fin de l't il ne restait plus d'Am-
ricains en armes dans la Caroline du Sud,  l'exception
de la petite gurilla de Marion. Ainsi, dans l'espace de
trois mois, deux armes amricaines avaient t d-
truites ; de plus, le colonel Tarleton avait dispers la
plus redoutable des bandes de partisans, celle de Sumter.
Dans les premiers jours de septembre, Cornwallis
envahit la Caroline du Nord. Le 7 octobre,  la mon-
tagne du Roi ( King's Mountain ) , une portion de son
arme fut compltement dfaite par les milices, qui
turent ou prirent plus de 1200 ennemis. Ce revers s-
rieux et la rapparition des gurillas de Marion, de
Pickens et d'autres chefs, forcrent Cornwallis  rentrer
dans la Caroline du Sud.
 Pendant l't, il n'y eut, dans le Nord, qu'une seule
opration militaire importante, l'invasion du New-Jersey
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nancyann7@frontiernet.net 
07/07/2008 09:17 PM	To
	Docket OEI@EPA
	cc
	
	bcc
	
	Subject
	Protect My Community From Air Pollution - Docket Number: # 
EPA-HQ-OGC-2008-0488
	
	



US EPA


Dear US EPA,

Please fulfill your responsibilities under the law and address
the serious airborne contaminants from the proposed Desert Rock
coal plant. This 1500 megawatt coal plant would be one of the
largest in the western United States. It would pump out millions
of tons of global warming pollution and toxic mercury emissions
over the 50 to 60 years it would operate.

Please don't issue the permit for this facility until you have
completed your responsibility to address harmful global warming
and mercury emissions from the proposed facility, to assure it
has adequately considered clean energy alternatives. The
Southwest is home to world class solar and wind resources that
have not been untilized, and can power our economy without
harming human health and the environment.

I am very concerned that you have proposed to issue a final
decision on the permit for the proposed Desert Rock facility as
early as July 31, 2008. This huge facility will emit large
volumes of air pollution and will have impacts on the Four
Corners region for decades to come. Issuing a premature decision
by July 31 without requiring the necessary protections puts the
health and air quality of our communities at risk.

The Four Corners region is already burdened with numerous
industrial facilities that foul our air quality. The decision to
permit a new facility should not be made lightly and without a
full review of all the options to reduce these emissions.

Please consider motivational strategies to motivate development
of some of the clean energy alternatives. The Four Corners
region is blessed with enormous clean energy resources. By
utilizing those resources we can meet energy demand in the
region without further burdening air quality with another coal
plant.



Sincerely,
NancyAnn Stealey
P.O. Box 1566
Fort Defiance, AZ 86504
SOHO DAILY REPORT

Operations Day - 208/2001 (27 July 01)
Mission Day 2065

SOHO FLIGHT OPERATIONS TEAM, NASA/GSFC
Ref. #:  SH-FOT-DR-010727
=====================================================================
PASS #1	Madrid			DSS54		0715-1035
PASS #2	Goldstone		DSS27		1327-2250
PASS #3	Canberra		DSS34		2233-209/0100
*********************************************************************


PASS #1	Madrid			DSS54		0715-1035

Anomalies:

G01-0263  0705  10 Min late AOS. Block V receiver controller problem.
                 Recoverable from SSR. DR#M-100092.
G01-0264  0944  7.5 min TM dropout. Antenna pointing controller problem.
                 Nonrecoverable. DR#M100093.

NRT:

None

Activities Summary:

- SSR Dump
- Collected MDI-M (0922 - 0942)
- Collected MDI-H (0942 - 1012
- Min/Max Data Collection (PROS)
- OBT Distribution to SWAN, CELIAS
- Ranging Data Collection
- SSR SEF Reset
- SSR To Record
------------------


PASS #2	Goldstone		DSS27		1327-2250

Anomalies:

G01-0265  1730  5.5 min TM dropout. SFG reboot. Recoverable. DR#N-100036.

NRT:

1422 - 1437
1517 - 1538
1544 - 1700
1815 - 2058

Activities Summary:

- SSR Dump
- Collected MDI-M (1445 - 1646)
- Collected MDI-H (1646 - 2250)
- Uplinked delayed load VIRA10728, SWA010727151
- Reaction Wheel Speed Monitoring Daily Adjustment
- CRS Drift Estimation Update
- Uplink RSL Table
- Acquire New Tracking Star (mag 6.4, slot 5)
- SSR SEF Reset
------------------


PASS #3	Canberra		DSS34		2233 - 209/0100

Anomalies:

None

NRT:

None

Activities Summary:

- Collected MDI-H (2233 - 0100)
- SSR SEF Reset
- SSR to Record
------------------


-- End of Report --
From: Wayne Sage [waynewsage@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 1:24 AM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: SEC Rules on Proxy Votes (s7-10-03)

I want to thank you for considering a revision of the
rules on proxy votes.  Such changes could renew my
hope, now fading fast, that corporations can be made
responsive and fair to shareholders.  If we
shareholders could vote for directors in meaningful
elections, could limit their outrageous behavior, the
leadership might become truly accountable to the
people who are supposed to be the owners of the company.

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THE NATIONAL ARBITRATION AND PEACE CONGRESS
George T. Dobson. Cleveland H. Dodge. Miss Grace M. Dodge. George F. Dominick. Samuel B. Donnelly. Henry Howard Douglas. Miss Martha L. Draper. Mrs. William Kinnicutt Draper. Marshall S. Driggs. John Du Fais. Rev. Thomas J. Ducey. William Butler Duncan. Frederick H. Ecker. Otto M. Eidlitz. Anton Eilers. Mrs. William Einstein. Rev. Joachim Elmendorf. Mrs. John Haven Emerson. Dr. Charles Prospero Fagnani. Mrs. Charles Prospero Fagnani. Gustav Falk. Stephen Farrelly. Frank Harvey Field. Miss Adele M. Fielde. President John H. Finley. Mrs. John H. Finley. Charles R. Flint. Anson R. Flower. Mrs. Rolfe Floyd. John F. Foley. Homer Folks. Mathias N. Forney. Rev. Finley M. Foster Mrs. Austen G. Fox. Charles E. Francis. Theodore Frelinghuysen. Walter E. Frew. Albert Fries. Algernon S. Frissell. Frederick W. Frost. Paul Fuller Henry M. Garlick. Elbert H. Gary. Michael Gavin, 2d. Lewis B. Gawtry. Paul F. Gerhard. Richard Watson Gilder. Miss Laura Drake Gill. Theodore Gilman. Arthur Goadby. Mrs. Edwin L. Godkin. Hon. Henry M. Goldfogle. E. R. L. Gould. Major-General F. D. Grant. Rev. Percy Grant. Miss Helen F. Greene. E. Morgan Grinnell. Isaac Guggenheim. William L. Guillandeu. Dr. Luther Halsey Gulick. Kalman Haas. Frank E. Haff. Rev. Frank O. Hall. Dr. James H. Hamilton. Norman Hapgood. J. Montgomery Hare.
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THE TWELFTH-CENTURY GLASS                143
more to the glassworker whose business was to excite his illusions. An
artist, if good for anything, foresees what his public will see; and what
his public will see is what he ought to have intended  the measure of
his genius. If the public sees more than he himself did, this is his
credit; if less, this is his fault. No matter how simple or ignorant we
are, we ought to feel a discord or a harmony where the artist meant us
to feel it, and when we see a motive, we conclude that other people
have seen it before us, and that it must, therefore, have been intended.
Neither of the transept roses is treated like this one; neither has the
effect of a personal ornament; neither is treated as a jewel. No one
knew so well as the artist that such treatment must give the effect of a
jewel. The Roses of France and of Dreux bear indelibly and flagrantly
the character of France and Dreux; on the western rose is stamped
with greater refinement but equal decision the character of a much
greater power than either of them.
No artist would have ventured to put up, before the eyes of Mary
in Majesty, above the windows so dear to her, any object that she had
not herself commanded. Whether a miracle was necessary, or whether
genius was enough, is a point of casuistry which you can settle with
Albertus Magnus or Saint Bernard, and which you will understand as
little when settled as before; but for us, beyond the futilities of unnec-
essary doubt, the Virgin designed this rose; not perhaps in quite the
same perfect spirit in which she designed the lancets, but still wholly
for her own pleasure and as her own idea. She placed upon the breast
of her Church  which symbolized herself  a jewel so gorgeous that
no earthly majesty could bear comparison with it, and which no other
heavenly majesty has rivalled. As one watches the light play on it, one
is still overcome by the glories of the jewelled rose and its three
gemmed pendants; one feels a little of the effect she meant it to
produce even on infidels, Moors, and heretics, but infinitely more on
the men who feared and the women who adored her;  not to dwell
too long upon it, one admits that hers is the only Church.  One
Dr. Barry Commoner,
Henry 8hsw School of' Botany,
University of Washington,
Saint Louis, Hisaouri,
WeSoA*

9th March, 1955.

Dear Dr. Comoner,

As you will see from the enclosed, I have now taken ghota-

graphs of dry B8 and written a short note on the result,
afraid this nay seem rather hasty, but the erdvsntage of sending
sonethiilg to Nature immediately Is that it would appear lrnraedlately
following the Riah  Dunite and Hewmark note, of which I am sending
you 8 copy. I ahah, of' course  wait fop your coments before ac-
tually sending it ta Nature, but I have warned the Editor that it is
on the way.  If you would care to add 8 bit more informtian about
B8 and its relationship to polpsrised X, and mke the thing a joint
publioation, 3 should be vefy glad if you would send me what you
would like to add, and either malce or leave me to aaake the appro-
priate modifications in what I have written.

I am

I have not yet got prints of my photographs, but the result8

will look soraething like this

    I have #ust received frm Takahashi a saaple of prateln X.
It 1s apparently turpalyleerised, SO f shall put it at pH 5 and see
what X can get f'rm It.
ence between Rich's reaults and mine is due to method and how much
to the material.

I am anxious to know how much of the dlffer-

Reading your papers and Takahashi's

there ereemas to be one

point of difference between B8 and polyaerlsed IC: on which you make
no cmwnt.
as Takahashi states thnt the polymerisstion of X at pH5 Is reversed
8% PW.

     1 should be most gratePdL If you would let me bave your com-
ments on (and possible additions to) my note AS quickly as possible.

You state that B3 polpmerises irreversibly to 138, where-

Yours sincerely,
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\\ Egy. (cm$^{-1}$) $>$&     0.0 & Q(9.375)=&      341.2831
\\ $\mu_a$ = & 4.417             & A=& 
\\ $\mu_b$ = &                   & B=&  572.9410 
\\ $\mu_c$ = &                   & C=&  
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The data were taken from 
T. Ogata, Y. Ohshima, and Y. Endo, 
1995, J. Am. Chem. Soc. {\bf 117} 3593.

The dipole moment is from an $ab \ initio$ calculation: 
N. Moazzen-Ahmadi and F. Zerbetto, 
1995, J. Chem. Phys. {\bf 103}, 6343.

The partition function has been calculated up to $J$ = 360 
because of the low rotational constant.