BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
FXUS62 KRAH 151819
AFDRAH

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RALEIGH NC
215 PM EDT TUE JUL 15 2003

FORECAST CHALLENGE IN SHORT TERM CENTERS AROUND AFFECTS OF DECAYING 
MCS OVER LOWER OH VALLEY ON SENSIBLE WEATHER TONIGHT/WED.

CURRENTLY...MSAS LOW LEVEL PARAMETERS HAS NOTED A PERSISTENT AREA OF 
MOISTURE CONVERGENCE AND INSTABILITY BECOMING ESTABLISHED IN 
VICINITY OF NW PIEDMONT. AS TEMPS RISE ABOVE CONVECTIVE TEMPS IN THE 
LOWER 80S...EXPECT A FEW CELLS TO FIRE SHORTLY ALONG BLUE RIDGE THEN 
MIGRATE/DEVELOP SLOWLY SE TOWARD NW PIEDMONT.  ANOTHER INSTABILITY 
AXIS APPEARS TO LIE ALONG/JUST EAST OF I-95.  SEABREEZE CURRENTLY 
MOVING IN SHORE AND THIS FEATURE SHOULD CROSS INTO WAYNE AND SAMPSON 
COUNTIES AROUND 22-23Z. FOR NOW PLAN TO MAINTAIN SLIGHT CHANCE POPS 
IN THE NW AND SE AND HAVE A RIBBON OF NEGLIGIBLE POPS FROM SOUTHERN 
PIEDMONT IN THE NE PIEDMONT.

UPPER LEVEL FEATURE GENERATED BY GREAT LAKES MCS PROGGED TO BE JUST 
NW OF FORECAST AREA BY MORNING. TRANSLATION ON SATELLITE IMAGERY 
SUGGEST THAT THIS MOVEMENT NAY BE A LITTLE TARDY. AS PER MORNING 
DISCUSSION...BELIEVE NECESSARY TO MENTION CHANCE  POPS BY 09Z IN 
THE NW PIEDMONT AND GRADUALLY SPREAD IT EAST INTO REMAINDER OF 
NORTHERN PIEDMONT WED AM. MODELS GUIDANCE NOT TOO GUN HO WITH THE 
SYNOPTIC LIFT ASSOCIATED WITH FEATURE BUT CONSIDERING THE AVAILABLE 
MOISTURE AND INSTABILITY ALREADY IN PLACE...CHANCE POPS WARRANTED. 
-WSS 

TROF AND SHEAR AXIS SHIFT EAST LATE WED...PLAN TO CUT POPS OFF IN 
THE EVENING WEST...MIDNIGHTISH EAST. WEAK SURFACE FRONT LINGERS IN 
THE EAST THU AND FRI...A BIT OF DISAGREEMENT AS TO THE UPPER TROF 
POSITION...WITH THE ETA POSITION EAST KEEPING US IN NORTHWEST FLOW. 
INSTABILITY WILL BE NO PROBLEM...SO WILL STRATIFY POPS 20-30 WEST TO 
EAST. FRONT WANTS TO REMAIN STALLED OVER THE AREA THIS WEEKEND... 
SURPRISE. LOW LEVEL FLOW LOOKS TO BE MORE SOUTHERLY WITH POTENTIAL 
SOUTHERN STREAM SYSTEMS ADVECTING INTO THE AREA...ESPECIALLY SUNDAY. 
CHANCE POPS IN THE 40 PERCENT CATEGORY LOOK OKAY AND WILL MAINTAIN 
THE DIURNAL NATURE PENDING TIMING UNCERTAINTY OF FEATURES. HARD TO 
ARGUE AGAINST CLIMATOLOGICAL TEMPS IN THE UPPER 80S TO LOW 90S 
UNTIL WE SEE MORE CERTAINTY CONCERNING CLOUD COVER.

.RAH...NONE.

WSS/MLM
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                deployment position and then releases it. It can also grapple a
                free-flying payload, maneuver it to the payload bay of the
                orbiter and berth it in the orbiter. The RMS arm is 50 feet 3
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                the total system weighs 994 pounds. The RMS has six joints that
                correspond roughly to the joints of the human arm, with shoulder
                yaw and pitch joints; an elbow pitch joint; and wrist pitch, yaw
                and roll joints. The end effector is the unit at the end of the
                wrist that actually grabs, or grapples, the payload. Atlantis is
                the designated orbiter to fly on mission STS-121. The mission has
                a launch window of July 12 - July 31, 2005.

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VII   LEGISLATIVE POWERS
A state legislature has two types of powers. Its primary -powere are in the field of making laws. It also has certain non-_ legislating powers and duties.                                                                ; "
The scope of the legislature's power to enact laws and perform other duties is limited only by the explicit and implied limitations placed on it by the federal and state constitution. The section of a state constitution.devoted exclusively to the legislature seldom lists the powers of the legislature. Rather, legislative powers and duties and the limitations thereon are listed or implied in most every section of the constitution beginning with the declaration or bill of rights and ending with provisions for amendment.
1 The Law-making Power in Alaska
Under statehood, and with the exception noted above, Alaska leaves behind the federal restrictions on the exercise of the law-making power of the people through their Territorial Legislature and moves into the broad legislative field available to.the people of a state.
The following excerpts from the State Constitution set the stage for the exercise of the law-making power of the State:
"The legislative power of the State is vested in a legislature :.."/i
"As used in this constitution, the terms 'by law1 and 'by the legislature, or variations of these terms, are used interchangeably when related to law-making powers. Unless clearly inapplicable, the law-making powers assigned to the legislature may be exercised by the people through the initi ative, subject to the limitations of Article"XI." ^
"The people may propose and enact laws by initiative, and approve or reject acts of the legislature by referendum."/3
"The initiative shall not be used to dedicate revenues,,, make or appeal appropriations, create courts, define the. jurisdiction of courts or. prescribe'their rules, or enact local' or special legislation, or to laws necessary for the immediate preservation of public peace, health, or safety." ^4
1 Art. II, Sec. 1  Art. XII, Sec. II Art. XI. Sec. 1 Art. XI, Sec. 7
-47-
VOLUME_ID: "MGSC_0002"
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PRODUCT_ID: "AB-1-081/03 "
IMAGE_TIME: "1998-01-03T03:41:56.94"
INSTRUMENT_NAME: "MOC-NA"
FILTER_NAME: "N/A "
LINE_SAMPLES: 1024
LINES:   5632
CROSSTRACK_SUMMING:  1
DOWNTRACK_SUMMING:  1
SCALED_PIXEL_WIDTH:     4.54
PIXEL_ASPECT_RATIO:   1.71
EMISSION_ANGLE:  32.58
INCIDENCE_ANGLE:  31.55
PHASE_ANGLE:  26.80
CENTER_LONGITUDE:  66.01
CENTER_LATITUDE:  -7.10
UPPER_LEFT_LONGITUDE:  66.02
UPPER_LEFT_LATITUDE:  -6.73
UPPER_RIGHT_LONGITUDE:  65.94
UPPER_RIGHT_LATITUDE:  -6.73
LOWER_LEFT_LONGITUDE:  66.09
LOWER_LEFT_LATITUDE:  -7.47
LOWER_RIGHT_LONGITUDE:  66.01
LOWER_RIGHT_LATITUDE:  -7.48
MISSION_PHASE_NAME: "AB-1      "
TARGET_NAME: "MARS  "
SPACECRAFT_CLOCK_START_COUNT: "568266135:31   "
FOCAL_PLANE_TEMPERATURE: 231.7
LINE_EXPOSURE_DURATION:   1.5200
GAIN_MODE_ID: "6A"
OFFSET_MODE_ID: "46 "
EDIT_MODE_ID:  512
COMPRESSION_TYPE: "PREDICTIVE-221"
SCALED_IMAGE_WIDTH:    4.65
SCALED_IMAGE_HEIGHT:   44.37
SPACECRAFT_ALTITUDE: 1066.85
TARGET_CENTER_DISTANCE: 4462.29
SLANT_DISTANCE: 1208.90
USAGE_NOTE: "N"
NORTH_AZIMUTH: 267.14
SUB_SOLAR_AZIMUTH: 143.19
SUB_SOLAR_LONGITUDE:  94.21
SUB_SOLAR_LATITUDE: -23.29
SUB_SPACECRAFT_LONGITUDE:  66.66
SUB_SPACECRAFT_LATITUDE: -15.54
SOLAR_DISTANCE: 206660989.6
SOLAR_LONGITUDE: 248.23
LOCAL_TIME: 14.06
IMAGE_SKEW_ANGLE:  87.1
DESCRIPTION: "EAST CANDOR CHASMA NORTH WALL
i    R. A.  LONG, President and Gen'l Mgr. Long-Bell  Lumber Co. and Allied CoV
2    S.   H.   WILSON,   Vice-President,   (de-
ceased.
3    C. B   SWEET,   Vice-President and As-
sistant General Manager.
4    F.   J.   BANNISTER,    Secretary     and
Treasurer.
5    C. A. WHITE, Assistant Secretary.
6    C. J. WHITE, Director.
7    W. R. COWLEY, General Attorney.
8    M. B.  NELSON, Director and Superin-
tendent Wholesale Department.
9    R. S. DAVIS. Traffic Manager.
to P. P. LEWIS, Buyer Retail Department.
ii H. E. SWEET, Secretary and General Manager Hudson River Lumber Co.
12    THOS. ALDREDGE, General Sales Agent Rapides Lumber Co. (Ltd.)
13    J. W.   DEAL,  Auditor Retail Yards.
14    J- W. MARTIN, Treasurer and General Manager The Globe Lumber Co   (Ltd.)
15    W. F. RYDER, Treasurer King-Ryder Lumber Co,
16    W. G. COOKSEY, Secretary and General Manager Minnetonka Lumber Co
17    E. R. ROGERS. Manager Pacific Coast Office, Tacoma, Wash.
18    H. N. ASHBY, Manager Tie and Timber Department.
19    ED.    RAND,   Secretary   and   General Manager Rapides Lumber Co.,  (Ltd.)
20    B.   H. SMITH, Secretary and   Gen Manager King-Ryder Lumber Go.
21    J. E. MARKS, Auditor Retail Yards.
22    E. R. DUSKY, General Sales Manager The Fidelity Land and Improvement Co.
23    J. H. FORESMAN, Director and Superintendent Retail Department.
24    S. T. WOO DRING, Secretary and Sales Manager The Globe Lumber Co, (Ltd.)
THE   LONG-BELL   LUMBER   CO
OFFICERS  AND  REPRESENTATIVES.
%  Math 581, Fall 2006.
%  MATLAB code written by Curt Vogel.
%
%  Compute finite difference approximation to solution of ODE BVP
%      -d^2u/dx^2 = f(x), 0 < x < 1,
%       u(0) = 1,
%       u(1) = 0.
%  Test the code by taking f(x) = 9*pi^2/4 * cos(3*pi*x/2), with  
%  exact solution u_exact = cos(3*pi*x/2).
%
%    Approximate solutions are computed on a sequence of grids.
%  For each grid the solution error is computed. A log-log
%  plot of solution error vs. grid spacing is generated.

  nlevels = input(' No. of grid levels = ');
  nvec = zeros(nlevels,1);
  for k = 1:nlevels
    N = 2 * 2^k - 1        %  No. of unknowns = no. of interior grid points.
    nvec(k) = N;           %  Save no. of unknowns.
    h = 1/(N+1)            %  Grid spacing.
    x = [0:h:1]';          %  Grid points, including boundary.
    x_interior = x(2:N+1); %  Interior grid points.
  
%  Set up N-by-N matrix A_h = tridiag(-1,2,-1). Use MATLAB's sparse
%  storage mode.  First set up main diagonal and subdiagonal of A_h.
%  Since A_h is symmetric, the sub- and superdiagonals are the same.
  
    Ah_diag = 2 * ones(N,1);
    Ah_sub = -1 * ones(N-1,1);
    A_h = spdiags([[Ah_sub;0],Ah_diag,[0;Ah_sub]],[-1 0 1],N,N);

%  Set up right-hand-side vector b_h. First evaluate r.h.s function f(x)
%  at interior grid points. Then add contribution from boundary conditions.

    rhs_function = 9*pi^2/4 * cos(1.5*pi*x_interior);
    u_left = 1;   %  Left BC
    u_right = 0;  %  Right BC
    b_h = h^2 * rhs_function;
    b_h(1) = b_h(1) + u_left;
    b_h(N) = b_h(N) + u_right;
    
%  Solve linear system A_h*uh_interior = b_h and append boundary values. 
    
    uh_interior = A_h\b_h;
    uh = [u_left; uh_interior; u_right];
    
%  Evaluate exact solution and compute discrete solution error.

    u_exact = cos(3*pi*x/2);
    Eh = norm(uh - u_exact,'inf');
    
%  Save error and mesh spacing.
    
    Ehvec(k) = Eh;
    hvec(k) = h;

     (u_exact.-uh(ii))./uh

%  Plot true and approximate solutions in figure 1.

  figure(1)
      plot(x,u_exact,'*-', x,uh,'o-')
      xlabel('x axis')
      ylabel('u(x)')
      title_str = ['Grid spacing h = ', num2str(h)];
      title(title_str)
     # legend('True Solution','FD Approximation')

      disp(' Hit any key to continue.'); 
      pause

  end

%  Plot error vector Eh vs. h on a log-log scale.

  figure(2)
    loglog(hvec,Ehvec,'o', hvec,Ehvec)
    xlabel('mesh size h')
    ylabel('E_h = max |u_h - u_{exact}|')
    title('Log-log plot of solution error E_h vs. mesh size h')
        
%  Estimate rate of convergence.

  conv_rate = mean( diff(log(Ehvec)) ./ diff(log(hvec)) );
  fprintf('Estimated rate of convergence is h^p, where p = %4.3e\n',conv_rate);
000
WWUS84 KMRX 180700
SPSMRX

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MORRISTOWN TN
300 AM EDT TUE JUL 18 2006

NCZ060-061-TNZ012>018-035>047-067>074-081>087-098>102-VAZ001-002-
005-006-008-182100-
CHEROKEE-CLAY-SCOTT TN-CAMPBELL-CLAIBORNE-HANCOCK-HAWKINS-
SULLIVAN-JOHNSON-MORGAN-ANDERSON-UNION-GRAINGER-HAMBLEN-
NORTHWEST COCKE-COCKE SMOKY MOUNTAINS-NORTHWEST GREENE-
SOUTHEAST GREENE-WASHINGTON TN-UNICOI-NORTHWEST CARTER-
SOUTHEAST CARTER-ROANE-LOUDON-KNOX-JEFFERSON-NW BLOUNT-
BLOUNT SMOKY MOUNTAINS-NORTH SEVIER-SEVIER SMOKY MOUNTAINS-
SEQUATCHIE-BLEDSOE-RHEA-MEIGS-MCMINN-NORTHWEST MONROE-
SOUTHEAST MONROE-MARION-HAMILTON-BRADLEY-WEST POLK-EAST POLK-LEE-
WISE-SCOTT-RUSSELL-WASHINGTON-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...MURPHY...HAYESVILLE...ONEIDA...
LA FOLLETTE...TAZEWELL...SNEEDVILLE...ROGERSVILLE...KINGSPORT...
BRISTOL...MOUNTAIN CITY...WARTBURG...CLINTON...OAK RIDGE...
MAYNARDVILLE...RUTLEDGE...MORRISTOWN...NEWPORT...COSBY...
GREENEVILLE...CEDAR CREEK...JOHNSON CITY...ERWIN...ELIZABETHTON...
ROAN MOUNTAIN...KINGSTON...LENOIR CITY...KNOXVILLE...DANDRIDGE...
MARYVILLE...CADES COVE...SEVIERVILLE...GATLINBURG...DUNLAP...
PIKEVILLE...DAYTON...DECATUR...ATHENS...MADISONVILLE...
COKER CREEK...JASPER...CHATTANOOGA...CLEVELAND...BENTON...
DUCKTOWN...JONESVILLE...WISE...GATE CITY...LEBANON...ABINGDON
100 AM CDT TUE JUL 18 2006 /300 AM EDT TUE JUL 18 2006/

...DANGEROUS AFTERNOON HEAT INDICES EXPECTED THIS WEEK...

A LARGE DOME OF HIGH PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO BUILD ACROSS THE
SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS THIS WEEK PRODUCING HOT AND DRY CONDITIONS 
ACROSS EAST TENNESSEE...SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA...AND SOUTHWEST NORTH
CAROLINA. MOISTURE WILL GRADUALLY INCREASE ACROSS THE REGION AS
WELL...PRODUCING HAZY AND MUGGY CONDITIONS. THE HOT AFTERNOON
TEMPERATURES COMBINED WITH THE INCREASING HUMIDITY WILL PRODUCE 
DANGEROUS HEAT INDICES RANGING FROM THE LOWER TO MID 90S TO AROUND 
100 DEGREES TODAY THROUGH THURSDAY.

IF POSSIBLE...ANY STRENUOUS OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES SHOULD BE RESCHEDULED
DURING THE COOLEST TIME OF THE DAY. REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY
WITH LIGHTWEIGHT LIGHT-COLORED CLOTHING...AND DRINK PLENTY OF WATER
OR OTHER NON-ALCOHOLIC FLUIDS...EVEN IF YOU DO NOT FEEL THIRSTY.
SPEND MORE TIME IN AIR CONDITIONED PLACES. BE SURE TO CHECK ON
CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY AS THEY ARE MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO HEAT
EXHAUSTION AND HEAT STOKE. PEOPLE AND PETS SHOULD NEVER STAY IN AN
ENCLOSED VEHICLE WITH THE AIR CONDITIONER OFF EVEN FOR A SHORT
TIME. TEMPERATURES IN AN ENCLOSED VEHICLE CAN QUICKLY RISE TO LIFE
THREATENING LEVELS...EVEN IF WINDOWS ARE PARTIALLY OPENED.

PLEASE STAY TUNED TO YOUR NOAA WEATHER RADIO OR FAVORITE RADIO AND
TV STATIONS FOR LATER STATEMENTS FROM YOUR NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE.

$$

DH/DG/MJB
I I 2                          TOURNE A LA MODE
tourner plusieurs moulins. Le gaz s'en chappe en trs
grande quantit  travers les cailloux et le sable dont
leur lit est compos, ce qui excite en elles un lger
bouillonnement. Elles contiennent en petite quantit
du muriate de soude, ainsi que du muriate, du sulfate
et du carbonate de chaux; leur temprature est de 73
degrs du thermomtre de Farenheit (i8,2 du ther-
momtre de Raumur).
Dans la saison les bains sont toujours prpars d'a-
vance; et quant aux auberges ou pensions bourgeoises,
les trangers ont  choisir, car il y en a plusieurs et 
diffrens prix.
Le village des Quakers est  proximit des eaux
de New-Lbanon; on l'appelle ainsi parce qu'il est ex-
clusivement habit par des familles appartenant  la
secte. Leurs maisons simples, mais propres, sont g-
nralement peintures en jaune  l'extrieur. Les biens
y sont en commun, et l'on assure que cette association
possde plus de 3,000 acres de terres fertiles. Ind-
pendamment de leurs travaux agricoles, ces quakers
exploitent plusieurs fabriques ou manufactures dont
les produits sont remarquables par la perfection de la
main-d'uvre. Les rglemens singuliers et les cr-
monies religieuses de cette socit mritent de fixer
l'attention de l'observateur.
Pittsfield,  g milles de New-Lbanon, est un
village agrable par sa situation et par le coup d'il de
ses jolies maisons, au nombre de i5o environ. Il pos-
sde une banque, une cole publique , une imprimerie
Units used = "mm"
"DCode","Shape","DimX","DimY","Diameter","Type","Angle","OffsetX","OffsetY"

"D010","Ellipse","0.254","0.254","0.000","Draw","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D011","Ellipse","0.020","0.020","0.000","Draw","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D012","Ellipse","0.025","0.025","0.000","Draw","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D013","Ellipse","0.030","0.030","0.000","Draw","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D014","Ellipse","0.381","0.381","0.000","Draw","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D015","Ellipse","0.127","0.127","0.000","Draw","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D016","Ellipse","0.150","0.150","0.000","Draw","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D017","Ellipse","8.410","8.410","7.140","Flash","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D018","Mounting Hole","7.140","7.140","7.140","Flash","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"D019","Target","6.350","6.350","0.000","Flash","0.0","0.000","0.000"
"Shape","DimX","DimY","Diameter","Angle","OffsetX","OffsetY","DCode"
"LINE","0.020","","","","","","D011"
"LINE","0.030","","","","","","D012"
"LINE","0.030","","","","","","D013"
"LINE","0.250","","","","","","D010"
"LINE","0.380","","","","","","D014"
"LINE","0.130","","","","","","D015"
"LINE","0.150","","","","","","D016"
"PAD Ellipse","8.410","8.410","7.140","180.0","0.000","0.000","D017"
"PAD Mounting Hole","7.140","7.140","7.140","180.0","0.000","0.000","D018"
"PAD Oval","2.010","4.060","0.000","12.0","0.000","0.000","D010"
"PAD Oval","2.390","4.440","0.000","12.0","0.000","0.000","D010"
"PAD Target","6.350","6.350","0.000","0.0","0.000","0.000","D019"
2302  639 062900000 063110420 081231618                        WMO NO. 31004
 DEPLOYED AT 13 32.7S,  32 34.4W ON PI1-06-AN  0.984  4704
 TUBE 459S , SB2063, IO5039, WND1052,MB    0,CPU    0,RN   0,RD 167
 AIR 18808, SST14076, WIND 22519, CABLE 501, RAIN 1270, EPPLEY 33723
 TUBE SOFTWARE VER 2.25, SENSOR VER 0.00                        SITE ID: 14S32W
   22         2
  618808 AIR -1.3738970E+00  1.0432190E+02  0.0000000E+00 -2.3942690E-04  2.0804000E-02  002
 1514076 SST  1.0107010E-03  5.5733770E-04  1.7191210E-06          19.79                 004
 1514054T 20  1.0043500E-03  5.5910400E-04  1.7084290E-06          19.75                 006
 1514059T 40  1.0042030E-03  5.5953900E-04  1.7134690E-06          19.69                 008
 1511472T 60  1.0015120E-03  5.6291070E-04  1.6475200E-06          20.42                 010
 1511526T 80  1.0158250E-03  5.5908370E-04  1.7017440E-06          20.49                 012
 1511641T100  1.0079730E-03  5.6115230E-04  1.6893340E-06          19.66                 014
 1514060T120  1.0071540E-03  5.5949360E-04  1.6983090E-06          19.75                 016
 1511825T140  1.0141370E-03  5.5822760E-04  1.7593890E-06          19.59                 018
 1511905T180  1.0018930E-03  5.6156460E-04  1.6953620E-06          19.70                 020
 1511913T300  1.0182560E-03  5.5805630E-04  1.7228500E-06          19.72                 022
 1511917T500  1.0148380E-03  5.5840410E-04  1.7512800E-06          19.68                 024
 1986440P300 -1.5038670E+02  2.7859160E-02  8.3739340E-02                                026
 1986432P500 -1.4648670E+02  2.7859140E-02  5.2577500E-02                                028
  322519WIND  1.0000000E+00 -2.3500000E+01  0.0000000E+00  2.0788460E-01  1.9092950E-01  034
  818808  RH -1.5668440E-01  1.0222750E+00  0.0000000E+00 -1.2488400E-03  9.9449790E-01  042
 24 1712C  1  1.6251750E+00  9.8990820E-04  3.2341640E-04 -1.0535420E+01                 044
 24 1685C 20  1.3918150E+00  2.1318280E-04  2.6776500E-04 -1.0332120E+01                 046
 24 1693C 40  1.6164970E+00 -1.7364630E-03  4.0790690E-04 -1.0464340E+01                 048
 24 1691C120  1.5731060E+00  2.1302720E-03  1.8770120E-04 -1.0126720E+01                 050
 22 1270RAIN -4.1022000E+02  1.2077260E+12  0.0000000E+00                                068
 1033723 RAD  7.7100000E-06  3.9552911E-06  3.6250249E-06                                074
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LEAST SQUARES POLYNOMIAL FIT
       SAMPLE SIZE N       =       80
       DEGREE              =        2
       REPLICATION CASE
       REPLICATION STANDARD DEVIATION =     0.2554919757D-01
       REPLICATION DEGREES OF FREEDOM =          72
       NUMBER OF DISTINCT SUBSETS     =           8
  
  
               PARAMETER ESTIMATES           (APPROX. ST. DEV.)    T VALUE
        1  A0                 -0.144688       (0.2165E-01)         -6.7
        2  A1                  0.217063       (0.8338E-03)         0.26E+03
        3  A2                 -0.434694E-03   (0.6847E-05)         -63.
  
       RESIDUAL    STANDARD DEVIATION =         0.0347779505
       RESIDUAL    DEGREES OF FREEDOM =          77
       REPLICATION STANDARD DEVIATION =         0.0255491976
       REPLICATION DEGREES OF FREEDOM =          72
       LACK OF FIT F RATIO =      14.1348 = THE 100.0000% POINT OF THE
       F DISTRIBUTION WITH      5 AND     72 DEGREES OF FREEDOM
  
       COEF AND SD(COEF) WRITTEN OUT TO FILE DPST1F.DAT
       SD(PRED),95LOWER,95UPPER,99LOWER,99UPPER
                         WRITTEN OUT TO FILE DPST2F.DAT
       REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS WRITTEN OUT TO FILE DPST3F.DAT
       PARAMETER VARIANCE-COVARIANCE MATRIX AND
       INVERSE OF X-TRANSPOSE X MATRIX
       WRITTEN OUT TO FILE DPST4F.DAT
  
 THE NUMBER OF VALUES GENERATED FOR THE VARIABLE W        =       80
  
 THE FIRST           COMPUTED VALUE OF W        =    0.8917790E+00   (ROW      1)
 THE LAST (   80-TH) COMPUTED VALUE OF W        =    0.9815241E+00   (ROW     80)
  
  
 THE WEIGHTS VARIABLE HAS JUST BEEN DESIGNATED AS W
  
 LEAST SQUARES POLYNOMIAL FIT
       SAMPLE SIZE N       =       80
       DEGREE              =        2
       REPLICATION CASE
       REPLICATION STANDARD DEVIATION =     0.2554919757D-01
       REPLICATION DEGREES OF FREEDOM =          72
       NUMBER OF DISTINCT SUBSETS     =           8
  
  
               PARAMETER ESTIMATES           (APPROX. ST. DEV.)    T VALUE
        1  A0                 -0.147403       (0.1543E-01)         -9.6
        2  A1                  0.217221       (0.6020E-03)         0.36E+03
        3  A2                 -0.436653E-03   (0.4978E-05)         -88.
  
       RESIDUAL    STANDARD DEVIATION =         0.0241919290
       RESIDUAL    DEGREES OF FREEDOM =          77
       REPLICATION STANDARD DEVIATION =         0.0255491976
       REPLICATION DEGREES OF FREEDOM =          72
 ***** NON-FATAL DIAGNOSTIC--THE 1ST INPUT ARGUMENT TO THE FCDF   SUBROUTINE IS NEGATIVE *****
 ***** THE VALUE OF THE ARGUMENT IS -0.77206510E+00 *****
       LACK OF FIT F RATIO =      -0.7721 = THE   0.0000% POINT OF THE
       F DISTRIBUTION WITH      5 AND     72 DEGREES OF FREEDOM
  
       COEF AND SD(COEF) WRITTEN OUT TO FILE DPST1F.DAT
       SD(PRED),95LOWER,95UPPER,99LOWER,99UPPER
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       REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS WRITTEN OUT TO FILE DPST3F.DAT
       PARAMETER VARIANCE-COVARIANCE MATRIX AND
       INVERSE OF X-TRANSPOSE X MATRIX
       WRITTEN OUT TO FILE DPST4F.DAT
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Breakfast Time (Poor Betsy)

     The sun's coming up in
      A polaroid sky
     Bluer than blue, redder than red
      Rounder than pie
     And the early worm catches a robin's song

     'Tis already time to
      Turn on T.V.
     To find out today what the 
      Forecast will be
     And why yesterday's weather prediction was wrong

     Find out if the Loch Ness 
      Monster's still there.
     Will there be another 
      Hi-jacking scare.
     Can we buy more than three jelly beans for a dime?

     And what's new in this beautiful
      Wicked old world
     With it's breezes so soft and its 
      Banners unfurled?
     Asks poor Betsy at breakfast time. 

     Notes: Georgetown Weekly, October 1, 1981 entitled "Poor Betsy"
     This was entered in the State of Maine Writer's Conference in
     1977. Kitty Parson Memorial section. 

            An alternate verse 3 is presented in the 1977 booklet:
     
     Find out if the Loch Ness 
      Monster's been found.
     Find out if coffee's worth 
      Ten bucks a pound
     And Purloining a cup is considered a crime

            And yet another verse 3 is scribbled over that:

     Find out if the Loch Ness 
      Monster's still there.
     Has President Reagan stopped 
      tinting his hair?
     Can we buy more than three jelly beans for a dime?
MEMORANDUM

Date:  November 12, 1998

To:  Eric Hauxthausen, Office of Management and Budget (OMB)

Cc: Kevin Bromberg, Office of Advocacy, Small Business
Administration (SBA)

From: Damon Dozier, Office of Advocacy, SBA

Subject: Hazardous Waste Listing and the Management of
Cement Kiln Dust; Initial Thoughts

This memorandum highlights concerns with EPA's
aforementioned proposed rule.

1. pg. 166 - "With respect to the per-cent-of-sales cost
criterion, EPA's high end engineering cost estimates project
that not more than one or two small companies will
experience initial compliance costs greater than one percent
of baseline sales. In fact several of the small companies-
particularly those that do not land-dispose any wasted dust-
should thus realize higher net annual profits as a result of
these market impacts."  What is the sentence supposed to
mean? Not only is it confusing, but it is unsubstantiated as
well. How will companies make money? If facilities have to
construct "temporary bins" to hold CKD that is to be
recycled and do groundwater monitoring even if they are
managing CKD in a manner that exempts them from RCRA
Subtitle "C," how can they "make money on the deal? Are all
of these costs supposed to be passed through? If so, how
does EPA justify this pass through? I do not see anywhere is
the text where the cost and frequency of groundwater
monitoring are costed out.

2. It is disturbing that EPA relies on groundwater damage
cases to justify groundwater monitoring, instead of
modeling. Out of 110 plants in the universe, there are 13
identified damage cases, or less than 12 percent. As we
understand, most of these damage cases involve deposits in
floodplains or quarries before 1980 (with no management).
Obviously, these practices are not carried on to present
day.

3. The preamble calls for sampling of CKD to be used to as
an agricultural lime substitute (for six constituents of
concern), but it does not address the costs of the sampling
or the frequency.

4. EPA's assumption that "stigma effects" about CKD use (the
agency assumes for a variety of reasons that stigma effects
would have already been felt by the industry by now) seem to
be misplaced since this is the first formal rulemaking that
the agency has undertaken to address this issue. It is fair
for industry to assume that they will lose all of their
markets (or customers) especially since there are other
products that serve the same function as CKD does (for
example, fly ash). Therefore, the agency's certification
that this rule will not have a significant economic impact
on a substantial number of small entities is incorrect.
000
FLUS74 KJAN 151142
AWUJAN

AREA WEATHER UPDATE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS
642 AM CDT THU MAR 15 2007

AN UPPER LEVEL DISTURBANCE WILL CONTINUE TO WORK THROUGH THE 
ARKLAMISS TODAY WHILE A SURFACE LOW DEVELOPS OVER THE THE NORTHERN 
GULF COAST STATES. THIS SURFACE LOW WILL HELP PULL A COLD FRONT 
THROUGH THE AREA THIS AFTERNOON. WITH THE DISTURBANCE ALOFT AND AN 
APPROACHING FRONT SCATTERED LIGHT SHOWERS WILL BE POSSIBLE ACROSS 
THE AREA THROUGH THE MORNING...ESPECIALLY ACROSS EASTERN 
MISSISSIPPI. IN NORTHEASTERN LOUISIANA AND SOUTHWESTERN MISSISSIPPI 
CLOUDS MAY ACTUALLY DECREASE WITH THE SUN POKING THROUGH AT TIMES. 

AS FOR TEMPERATURES TODAY...THEY WILL BE SLOW TO RISE MAINLY BECAUSE 
OF ALL THE CLOUD COVER. THAT SAID WITH FEWER CLOUDS EXPECTED IN THE 
WEST TEMPERATURES WILL BE ABLE TO WARM A LITTLE QUICKER AND 
LOCATIONS IN THAT AREA WILL GET INTO THE LOWER 70S AROUND 11 AM. 
HIGHS TODAY WILL TOP OUT IN THE LOWER TO MID 70S OVER THE ENTIRE 
AREA. 

$$
 
CAB
ABAK01 PANC 241110
ANCSWSAK

ALASKA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE VALDEZ AK
4 AM ADT SAT APR 24 2004

THE AFTERNOON WEATHER MAP YESTERDAY PLACED A SERIES OF LOWS FROM 
THE NORTH PACIFIC ALONG THE ALEUTIANS CHAIN INTO THE GULF OF ALASKA.
THE DOMINANT LOW CENTERED JUST SOUTH OF COLD BAY CONTINUED TO MOVE
ALONG THE ALEUTIAN RANGE TOWARD KODIAK. A WEAK HIGH PRESSURE OVER
THE RUSSIAN COAST INFLUENCING THE BERING STRAIT AND NORTH SLOPE. A
WEAK FRONTAL BOUNDARY SUPPORTED THE INTERIOR WITH MOSTLY CLOUDY 
SKIES. A TROUGH EXTENDED ALONG THE SOUTHEAST PANHANDLE THROUGHOUT
THE AFTERNOON.

GRAY CLOUDS SPREAD ACROSS THE WESTERN ARCTIC COAST LINE ALONG THE
NORTH SLOPE TO BARTER ISLAND YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. LIGHT SNOW AND 
FOG FELL AT BARROW BRIEFLY IN THE AFTERNOON AND AGAIN AT DEADHORSE
BY LATE EVENING. GUSTY WINDS TO 30 MILES PER HOUR WERE REPORTED AT
POINT HOPE, GAMBELL AND SAVOONGA MAINLY ALONG THE BERING STRAIT.
WEAKER EVENTS TOOK PLACE FURTHER INLAND OVER THE COASTAL SECTION
OF THE SEWARD PENINSULA. THE NORTH SLOPE CONTINUED IN SUBZERO 
TEMPERATURE READING WHERE DEADHORSE MADE IT TO PLUS ONE BY LATE 
EVENING.

A BLANKET OF CLOUDS STRETCHED FROM ARCTIC VILLAGE TO NELSON ISLAND
THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR. THESE CLOUDS WERE ASSOCIATED WITH THE
WEAK FRONTAL BOUNDARY AND LITTLE TO NO PRECIPITATION FELL ACROSS
THE MID SECTION OF THE STATE. EVERYONE SEEMS TO BE MORE CLOSELY
AWARE OF THE TEMPERATURES OVER MUCH OF THE STATE FOR BREAKUP. THE
MERCURY THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR RANGED IN THE LOW 20'S AT ARCTIC
VILLAGE TO NEAR 50 DEGREES AT MCGRATH.

THE WESTERN ALEUTIANS YESTERDAY RECORDED LIGHT RAIN AND FOG AT SAINT
PAUL ISLAND AND ALONG THE CHAIN AT COLD BAY. ELSEWHERE CLOUDY SKIES
PREVAILED OVER THE BRISTOL BAY ZONE. LIGHT BREEZY WINDS WERE NOTED 
AT DUTCH HARBOR AND KING SALMON. THE BRISTOL BAY ZONE ALSO POSTED 
THE FIRST FLOOD WATCH YESTERDAY FOR EKWOK ALONG THE NUSHAGAK RIVER.
TEMPERATURES AT KING SALMON REACHED JUST ABOVE THE HALF CENTURY 
MARK BY EARLY EVENING BEFORE REVERSING THE TREND. THE DAYTIME HIGHS
OVER THE BRISTOL BAY ZONE FOR THE LAST FEW DAY HAVE BEEN IN THE MID
TO UPPER 40'S. THE WESTERN PORTION OF THE ALEUTIAN CHAIN POSTED WIND
ADVISORY CONDITIONS DURING THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING HOURS VICINITY 
OF ADAK TO SHEMYA.
 
RAIN AND FOG WERE REPORTED AT WHITTIER YESTERDAY FOR THE ONLY WET
EVENT OVER THE SOUTHCENTRAL REGION. OTHERWISE MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES
PREVAILED AS DOMINANT CONDITION EXCEPT FOR THE SOUTHEAST PANHANDLE
THAT RECEIVED RAIN AND SHOWERS THROUGHOUT THE EVENING. OTHER FACTORS
WERE THE MERCURY SOARING INTO THE MID 40'S ROUTINELY FOR THE LAST
COUPLE OF DAYS. BREEZY WINDS WERE RECORDED BRIEFLY YESTERDAY AT
WASILLA AND LAKE HOOD.

$$
JR APR 04
 

NNNN
<-------------------------------------------------------------------------->
 Fri May 8 7:00-19:00 EDT 1998

C. Whalen, B. Bukala, J.Ryan, P. Schnitzenbaumer, C. Gardner.


Iron beam was available to E919 for the entire shift minus 10 minutes due
a test of the F10 Ejector PS.  The ejector was verifed to be able to run
at reference required to run at 600 MeV scheduled tentatively in the early
morining hours.  The EAGAL alarm program was disabled due a problem with
false alarms.  Digitalker is working.  Tandem reset the HITL III ps
controller.  A few pulses of beam were lost during the reset.  Files for
600 MeV run have been saved are available.  The Booster MMPS controller
appears to be hung (No active users listed).  The controller needs to be
reset and it is decided to delay resetting it.

Bnl Power Consumption: 22.5 MWatts.
FXUS65 KCYS 152122
AFDCYS

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHEYENNE WY
225 PM MST SAT NOV 15 2003

.SHORT TERM...MINOR SHORTWAVE TROUGH MOVING ACROSS WY AND ERN CO 
CURRENTLY WITH MINIMAL ASSOCIATED CLOUDINESS.  MORE IMPRESSIVE 
LOOKING FEATURE OVER NV AND SRN CA BUT MODELS WEAKEN THIS TONIGHT AS 
IT LIFTS NORTHEAST ON SW FLOW ALOFT.  WILL MENTION FEW SNOW SHOWERS 
ZONE 63 TONIGHT...JUST SOME CLOUDS ELSEWHERE.  ON SUNDAY...A FAIRLY 
FULL LATITUDE THOUGH DISORGANIZED UPPER TROUGH SETS UP JUST WEST OF
ROCKIES.  WITH ETA/META/MM5/NGM SLOWER TO DEVELOP PRECIP...DELAYED
MAIN ONSET OF THIS UNTIL AFTERNOON FROM LAR WESTWARD AND ALSO TONED 
BACK POPS BY ABOUT 10 PERCENT.  MAIN PRECIP WILL BE SUNDAY EVENING.

.LONG TERM...UPPER TROF SWINGS ACROSS CWA SUN NIGHT AND MONDAY 
BRINGING SOME PCPN TO MAINLY WRN PARTS OF CWA WITH DOWNSLOPING FLOW 
HINDERING PCPN E OF MTNS.  A RATHER FAST NW FLOW SETS UP BEHIND 
UPPER TROF LATE MONDAY AND TUESDAY BODING FOR WINDY CONDITIONS.  
SOME LINGERING SNOW SHOWERS STILL POSSIBLE OVR SRN MTNS VIA 
OROGRAPHIC LIFT OTHERWISE A GENERALLY DRY PATTERN SETTING UP FOR 
MIDWEEK WITH WARMING TEMPS AS UPPER RIDGING MOVES ACROSS.  MORE 
MAJOR TROF AND COLD OUTBREAK SHOWING UP FOR THE END OF THE WEEK WITH 
MRF CURRENTLY SHOWING THICKNESSES CRASHING TO BELOW 510 DM BY SAT 
MORNING.    

.CYS...
WY...NONE.
NE...NONE.

JLH/RE
sequence_id	putative_chimera	memo	in_table	in_fasta	strong_match_to_core	c_id	chi_brk_pt	div_ratio	ecoli_brk_pt	error	perc_id_par1_frag1	perc_id_par1_frag2	perc_id_par1_par2	perc_id_par2_frag1	perc_id_par2_frag2	pref_score	seq_id_par1	seq_id_par2
24.6jsd2.Tut	not tested	no alignment available	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd12.Tut	no	99.27 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd15.Tut	no	A sub-threshold chimera	1	1	0	24.6jsd15.Tut	783	1.03538	924	0	97	93.3	93.8	92.3	97.3	1.07252	80062	104385
24.6jsd13.Tut	no	Appears to be clean	1	1	0	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd18.Tut	no	97.54 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd9.Tut	no	Appears to be clean	1	1	0	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd8.Tut	no	98.25 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd22.Tut	no	Appears to be clean	1	1	0	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd1.Tut	no	98.9 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd4.Tut	no	98.15 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd17.Tut	no	99.53 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd11.Tut	yes	putative chimera	1	1	0	24.6jsd11.Tut	486	1.16162	738	0	93.3	80.7	82.5	88.7	98.3	1.3246	112029	100137
24.6jsd3.Tut	yes	putative chimera	1	1	0	24.6jsd3.Tut	396	1.20125	525	0	96	77.9	79.6	78.3	95.3	1.30918	103790	110036
24.6jsd14.Tut	no	98.82 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd19.Tut	no	98.97 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd5.Tut	no	Appears to be clean	1	1	0	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd21.Tut	no	Appears to be clean	1	1	0	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd20.Tut	no	98.42 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd10.Tut	no	99.01 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd6.Tut	no	99.4 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd16.Tut	no	98.74 match to Core Set sequence exceeds user defined threshold of 97 percent along 1250 nt	1	1	1	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
24.6jsd7.Tut	no	A sub-threshold chimera	1	1	0	24.6jsd7.Tut	300	1.15165	396	0	95.7	75.3	77.6	79.3	83.1	1.15071	112055	1415
*This is an archive page. The links are no longer being updated. 
1993.11.23 :  $290,000 Fine for Infusaid

Food and Drug Administration
Sharon Snider (301) 443-3285
Nov. 23, 1993

The FDA today announced that the manufacturer of an implantable
infusion pump, used to give patients drugs, has agreed to pay a
$290,000 tine for marketing an unapproved medical device.

The civil money penalty against Infusaid Inc. of Norwood,, Mass.,
a division of Pfizer Hospital Products Group, is the first
imposed by FDA under the Safe Medical Devices Act of 1990.

Infusaid was cited for distributing a drug pump to which it had
made significant changes without FDA approval. Infusaid's altered
pump--a nodal 400--leaked, potentially endangering health by
delivering too much drug to Some Patients.  The firm received 10
complaints of product failure or patient injury.

In addition, the firm was cited for failing to manufacture the
device in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practice regulations
because the pumps failed to meet the firm's specifications.  Both
problems were uncovered during FDA inspections of the firm.

Infusaid agreed to pay the fine without admitting liability,
wrongdoing or illegal conduct.

"FDA regulations are intended to protect the public health and we
expect companies to take them seriously," said FDA Commissioner
David A. Kessler, M.D. "Medical devices can save lives, but they
can also injure patients if they are not properly manufactured."

Although Infusaid had FDA approval for its original pump, it is
required by law to get approval for changes that could affect
safety and effectiveness.  In this case, changes were made in the
design, the material used and the packaging without FDA approval.

Between November 1990 and November 1991, Infusaid made 1,591
shipments of the unapproved pump.  In December 1991, after
numerous complaints, the firm recalled all the pumps. Those now
on the market have been re-designed and approved by FDA.

FDA is one of eight Public Health Service agencies within HHS.
000
WHCA42 TJSJ 280819
CFWSJU

URGENT - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED
COASTAL HAZARD MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN JUAN PR
419 AM AST FRI MAR 28 2008

PRZ001-002-005-008-010-012-013-VIZ001-282000-
/O.EXT.TJSJ.SU.Y.0007.000000T0000Z-080328T2000Z/
SAN JUAN AND VICINITY-NORTHEAST-NORTH CENTRAL-NORTHWEST-
MAYAGUEZ AND VICINITY-CULEBRA-VIEQUES-
ST. THOMAS/ST. JOHN/ADJACENT ISLANDS-
419 AM AST FRI MAR 28 2008

...HIGH SURF ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM AST THIS AFTERNOON...

THE HIGH SURF ADVISORY HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL 4 PM AST THIS
AFTERNOON FOR THE NORTHWEST THROUGH NORTHEAST COASTS OF PUERTO
RICO...INCLUDING CULEBRA AND VIEQUES...AND FOR THE NORTHWEST
THROUGH NORTHEAST COASTS OF ST THOMAS...ST JOHN AND THE ADJACENT
SMALLER ISLANDS.

THE LONG PERIOD...NORTH NORTHWEST SWELLS THAT HAVE BEEN AFFECTING
THE LOCAL ATLANTIC WATERS AND THE CARIBBEAN PASSAGES SINCE
THURSDAY...HAVE SUBSIDED SLIGHTLY AND BECOME MORE NORTH EARLY THIS
FRIDAY MORNING. HOWEVER...THESE LONG PERIOD SWELLS WILL CONTINUE
TO PRODUCE LARGE BREAKING WAVES OF 8 TO 12 FEET ALONG THE LOCAL
REEFS AND SHOALS OF THE NORTHWEST THROUGH NORTHEAST COASTS OF THE
LOCAL ISLANDS...WITH WAVES OF 5 TO 8 FEET ALONG THE BEACHES OF
THE LOCAL ISLANDS THROUGH LATE THIS AFTERNOON. THESE SWELLS AND
THEIR RESULTANT BREAKING WAVES WILL MAKE FOR HAZARDOUS SURF
CONDITIONS. THEREFORE...THE HIGH SURF ADVISORY HAS BEEN EXTENDED
UNTIL 4 PM AST THIS AFTERNOON.

THESE BREAKING WAVES WILL CONTINUE TO GENERATE STRONG AND
DANGEROUS CURRENTS WITHIN THE SURF ZONE...CALLED RIP CURRENTS.
THESE NARROW OUTWARD FLOWING CURRENTS CAN CARRY PEOPLE AWAY FROM
THE COAST LINE...THROUGH THE BREAKER ZONE...AND OUT TOWARD OPEN
SEA. IF YOU BECOME CAUGHT IN A RIP CURRENT...DO NOT PANIC.
CALMLY...REMAIN AFLOAT...GATHER YOUR BEARINGS RELATIVE TO THE
BEACH...AND SWIM PARALLEL TO THE BEACH. YOU WILL EVENTUALLY LEAVE
THE GRIP OF THIS NARROW CURRENT...AND BE ABLE TO SAFELY SWIM TO
SHORE.

LOCAL BEACH GOERS...AND INEXPERIENCED SURFERS AND SWIMMERS ARE URGED
TO STAY OUT OF THE WATER UNTIL THESE HAZARDOUS SURF CONDITIONS
SUBSIDE. PERSONS ON THE BEACH SHOULD BE VIGILANT FOR LARGE BREAKING
WAVES SURGING UPON THE SHORE...WHICH CAN KNOCK ONE DOWN AND CARRY
PERSONS OF ALL SIZES INTO THE OCEAN. YOU SHOULD AVOID BEING NEAR
THE SHORE LINE AND STAY OFF OF ROCK FORMATIONS.

THESE SURGING WAVES WILL ALSO CREATE THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME BEACH
EROSION DURING TIMES OF HIGH TIDE.

THE TIME AND HEIGHT OF THE NEXT HIGH TIDE FOR THE FOLLOWING
LOCATION IS:

SAN JUAN HARBOR: 12:35 PM THIS AFTERNOON AT 0.7 FEET.

PLEASE STAY TUNED TO NOAA WEATHER FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON
THIS DANGEROUS MARINE SITUATION FROM YOUR NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
FORECAST OFFICE IN SAN JUAN.

THIS PRODUCT...ALONG WITH OTHER WEATHER...HYDROLOGICAL AND CLIMATE
INFORMATION...IS AVAILABLE ON THE WEB AT HTTP://WWW.SRH.NOAA.GOV/SJU
OR AT HTTP://WEATHER.GOV.

$$

BCS
<P class="contenttitle">Republican Leader Trent Lott's Remarks</P>
<span class="contenttext">
    <P>Mr. Vice President, Mr. Speaker, Members of Congress and Distinguished Guests. </P>
    <P>Over the years, New York City has been called many things -- from New Amsterdam to The Big Apple. </P>
    <P>Today, the Congress of the United States calls it . . . home. </P>
    <P>For this is where the First Congress began the work we continue to this day, the work of ordered liberty, preserving and expanding the freedoms that now, as then, are the inalienable right of every person. </P>
    <P>Two centuries ago, there were those who thought that was nonsense. In their ignorance and arrogance, they called our American experiment a doomed folly. </P>
    <P>But history overtook them, and their crowns and armies are dust beneath our feet. </P>
    <P>There are those like them today, who cannot see beyond the limits of their own hatred. </P>
    <P>They do not understand that, in the unending struggle against tyranny, Divine Providence &ndash; by whatever name we use &ndash; Providence is always on the side of Freedom. </P>
    <P>When the First Congress was meeting here in New York, in January, 1790, President Washington asked its Members for "the cool and deliberate exertion of your patriotism, firmness, and wisdom." </P>
    <P>As we face today's challenge to our country, we pledge to the people of New York just what we ask of them, and of all Americans: "the cool and deliberate exertion of your patriotism, firmness, and wisdom." </P>
    <P>The duration of our present conflict, and its eventual price, may be in doubt. But there can be no doubt as to its outcome. </P>
    <P>From this city's one day of horror &ndash; out of all the loss and sorrow &ndash; has come a strength, a resolve, a determination which &ndash; from Manhattan to Mississippi &ndash; now binds us together for the mighty work that lies ahead. </P>
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