BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
Nov. 23, 2005

Allard Beutel
Headquarters, Washington
Phone: (202)358-4769

Nicole Cloutier
Johnson Space Center, Houston
Phone: (281)483-5111 

Gina Soliz
Warner Bros., Burbank, Calif.
Phone: (818)954-6705 

RELEASE: 05-414

'HARRY POTTER' SCREENED FOR NASA SPACE STATION ASTRONAUT

International Space Station Commander Bill McArthur got a very special 
viewing of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" this week. 

The movie was transmitted from Mission Control in Houston Tuesday to 
McArthur, who asked to see the movie. As part of NASA's regular 
assistance to crew members on long-duration space flights, NASA 
contacted the maker of the Harry Potter movies, Warner Bros. 
Pictures, in the hopes that they might work some magic and help 
McArthur see the film while in space. Together they worked to send 
the film to McArthur.

International Space Station crew members have busy work schedules 
during most of their time in space, but they also have a little 
scheduled downtime. Over the years, the station has compiled a DVD 
movie library, along with books, magazines, CDs, and other materials 
to help the astronauts relax. 

McArthur and Russian cosmonaut Valery Tokarev make up the twelfth crew 
of the station, a unique testbed for longer-duration missions to the 
moon and to Mars. 

"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" was released in the United 
States by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment 
Company. For more about the film, visit: 

http://www.gobletoffire.com

For more information on the International Space Station, visit: 

http://www.nasa.gov/station

	
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Jason Mathews
A  TOKEN  OF  FRIENDSHIP.
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constitute a very small part (say forty or fifty families) of a very large tribe who live in a more easterly direction. Mah-Min, " The Feather," their head chief, permitted me to take his likeness, and after I had finished it, and it was shown to the others, who all recognised and admired it, he said to me, " You are a greater chief than I am, and I present you with this collar of grizzly bear's claws, which I have worn for twenty-three summers, and which I hope you will wear as a token of my friendship." This collar I have, of course, brought home with me.
The second chief, Wah-he-joe-tass-e-neen, " The half-white Man," seeing that I was so successful with his head chief's likeness, and probably feeling a little jealous, came and requested me to take his also, which I willingly did, as he had one of the most extraordinary countenances I had met with for some time. He was a man, however, noted as a great hunter, and as an evidence of his tremendous powers of endurance, it was related to me that one morning he had started on snow shoes in pursuit of two moose, and pursued them until they separated. He then followed one track until he killed his prey, cut it up, and put it on scaffolding to secure it from the wolves.    He then returned to
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SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW ORLEANS LA
106 PM CST WED NOV 21 2007

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEW ORLEANS HAS ISSUED A

* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR...
  POINTE COUPEE PARISH IN SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA...
  THIS INCLUDES THE CITY OF NEW ROADS...

* UNTIL 145 PM CST

* AT 102 PM CST...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
  LIVONIA...OR ABOUT 10 MILES SOUTHWEST OF NEW ROADS...AND MOVING
  EAST AT 15 MPH.

DOPPLER RADAR HAS INDICATED SOME WEAK ROTATION WITHIN THIS STORM. 
WHILE NOT IMMEDIATELY LIKELY...A TORNADO MAY STILL DEVELOP. IF A 
TORNADO IS SPOTTED...ACT QUICKLY AND MOVE TO A PLACE OF SAFETY IN A 
STURDY STRUCTURE...SUCH AS A BASEMENT OR SMALL INTERIOR ROOM.

LAT...LON 3076 9138 3065 9132 3062 9135 3058 9137
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ALERT 95-6
Type: Suspicious Transactions                 Subject:  Blocked Funds Deposits

TO:  Chief Executive Officers of all National Banks; all State Banking 
     Authorities; Chairman, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System; 
     Chairman, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; Conference of State Bank 
     Supervisors; Deputy Comptrollers (Districts); District Administrators; 
     District Counsel and Examining Personnel

Numerous inquiries have been received concerning "blocked funds deposits" 
relative to proposed brokered loans.  Further, it has been revealed that 
several banks have confirmed such blocked funds deposits even though no such 
deposits exist.  Such confirmations expose banks to possible civil litigation 
initiated by innocent third-party victims.  The promoters of such programs 
cite funds in the hundreds of millions of dollars.  Blocked funds deposits 
as promoted are not known to exist in the legitimate banking community.  It 
is recommended that banks use extreme caution when approached to become 
involved.

Any information which you may have concerning this matter should be brought 
to the attention of:

          Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
          Enforcement & Compliance Division
          Washington, D.C.  20219
          Fax (202) 874-5301

                                           
Daniel P. Stipano
Director
Enforcement & Compliance Division
March 3, 1995
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My name is,B. Rider
My E-mail address is,cc11rider@aol.com
City,Fairfield Elementary
State,OH
Country,US
I teach K-3,yes
I teach 4-6,
I teach 7-8,
I teach 9-12,
I teach 13-14,
I teach college,
I teach English,
I teach History,
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I teach Mathematics,
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I teach in a self-contained class,
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I am an Administrator,
I am something else not mentioned,
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TITLE
Source Apportionment of Fine and Coarse Particles in Southern
Ontario, Canada

AUTHOR(S)
Conner, T.L.1, Miller, J.F.2, Willis, R.D.3, Kellogg, R.B.3, and
Dann, T.F.4

PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS
1Atmospheric Research and Exposure Assessment Laboratory,
U.S.Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle park, NC  27711

2Senior Environmental Employee

3ManTech Environmental Technology, Inc.
 Research Triangle Park, NC  27709

4Environmental Canada, River Road Environmental Technology Centre,
Ottawa, Ontario, K1A OH3, Canada


SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRESS
Atmospheric Research and Exposure Assessment
Laboratory
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle Park, NC

ABSTRACT
     Environment Canada, in cooperation with the Ontario Ministry of Environment and
the Walpole Island Indian Band, has been conducting an air monitoring study in a
region of southern Ontario near Detroit.  Two sampling sites are located in the city
of Windsor, Ontario.  The Windsor sites are frequently downwind of the numerous
emission sources of the greater Detroit area, which include coke ovens, iron and
steel industry, incinerators, power generation facilities, lime and cement
operations, and automotive assembly plants.  The Windsor sites are also influenced
by the regional background of secondary sulfate common in the eastern U.S. and
Canada, as well as by automobile emissions.  A third site, located on Walpole
Island, was set up to assess the background particulate composition, although this
site is also influenced to some degree by primary industrial emissions and secondary
pollutants.

     Fine and coarse particle samples were collected on Teflon filters with a
dichotomous sampler.  Samples were analyzed by energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence
(XRF) at the U.S. EPA, Research Triangle Park facility.  A subset of the samples
were selected for analysis by scanning electron microscopy combined with energy-
dispersive XRF (SEM/EDX).  Morphological features of the particles combined with
chemical data have been shown to be useful in resolving source types which cannot
be resolved by conventional means.  Source apportionment of fine and coarse
particles based on SEM/EDX and on conventional (i.e., statistical) methods applied
to XRF data will be reported.  Meteorological observations will be used to interpret
the results
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" About 750 of the Indians, many of them of the best character of soldiers, were borne on muster-rolls as deserters. Of course none of them were entitled to bounty under the law governing such cases. The agents of the "Indian Ring" inform these Indians that I have their bounty, and am withholding it, in order to create dissatisfaction and gain an influence for the furtherance of their own ends.
" The books of the Paymaster General will show for whom I have collected bounties ; and for any one that I have collected and withheld, I will pay sevenfold.
"As to the second bounties, I collected them after obtaining three opinions of the Attorney General in my favor. Drafts were issued by the Government in the name of the soldier, and I could not use a dollar without their endorsement. If that was forged, it is easy to discover and punish the forger. I have sent to the Indian country, to the soldiers, on their order, about fifty thousand dollars of these drafts, and the balance is being transmitted, so that the Indians will get the entire amount due them.
"No complaint would have been made if these drafts had been delivered to the IT. S. agents or the members of the " Indian Ring," but whether in this case the Indians would have seen their money is extremely doubtful.
"All the rumors about frauds, &c, are the work of the regular Indian Ring, who, finding their power obtained under the late Administration quite gone, seek to put on an honest face and gain favor with the powers that be.
"JOHN W. WRIGHT.
"Washington, May 3, A. D. 1869."
" I do hereby certify that I am a delegate of the Cherokee Nation now in this city; that I aided Judge Wright in making out the claims of the Indian soldiers; that I
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JACK JOBIISON	

EXSJ4VE~84 YEARS OLD.

	You see me right here, de sin of both races in my face, or was it jU6t de sin of one? ~j ~arster was n~i father, h18 ~ wa~ Tom Reed, and he lived six miles from Lancaster Court House. Dats where I was boru. My mammy name Jane   t know where she come from. My ~rster wss kind to us. I done no work nnich, just picked peas azid sich like during de war  I was n~r rnaxim~r e only child  and when de ~a~ W~8 over, and I grow up, I. left dere and come to Cedar Creek, low part of Fajr~ field County. I marry a gal, Bella Cook, and ~s had sixtbau chilltm, thirL~een of them is a livin now. I then marry Hannah Dubard, a widow. She and me have had no child.

	1 blong to de Sanctified Church, and you have to go dowu into de water and come up straight way out of de water to blong to dat chureh. liliere is it ? Its on Little Cedar Creek in dis county. ~ho de preacher? Eis name is the Reverend ~dmunds. U8 sings spirituals, one is   Dat Heavenly Railroad i&, another ~8 Dere is a Rook in n~r Heart   another,  So glad I ni  but I d rather be up yonder Lord  Some colored churches sinuate a child born out of wedlock ce.nt enter de king dom of heaven. Our church say he can if he aint a druxikard, and is de

husband of one wife and to belieie on, and trust in de Lord as your Davior, and live a right kind of life dat he ~proves of. Dat seem reason to me, and I jine aucl find peace as long as I does right.~

Never was sick a day in n~ life, can plow yet, eat three meals

a day, but cant sleep as im.ioh as I use to, six hours plenty for me now.

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PUBLIC SCHEDULE FOR AGRICULTURE SECRETARY DAN GLICKMAN
                                             Release No.0281.99
Media Advisory

For planning purposes only 
Not for publication

All times are local
                                    Andy Solomon (202) 720-4623
                                          andy.solomon@usda.gov


PUBLIC SCHEDULE FOR AGRICULTURE SECRETARY DAN GLICKMAN
Week of July 12-July 16, 1999

Monday, July 12
                    8:00 a.m. - noon    Attends listening session on upcoming World Trade
                    Organization negotiations.  A brief press availability will
                    follow.  

               State Historical Building Auditorium
               600 E. Locust Street 
               Des Moines, Iowa


Tuesday, July 13
                    12:30 p.m.          Gives major policy address on biotechnology.
               
               [Advance reservations required for luncheon.  Call (202)
662-7501 to 
               reserve seating.]

               National Press Club Ballroom
               529 14th Street, NW
               Washington, DC


Thursday, July 15 - Friday, July 16
               Attends Quint Agricultural Ministerial Meeting in Vancouver. 


                                #
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                    2000-168

              Estee S. Levine Named Director of the
      Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs
                                
     Washington, DC, November 7, 2000 -- Securities and Exchange
Commission Chairman Arthur Levitt today named Estee S. Levine
Director of the Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental
Affairs.  Ms. Levine, currently Counsel to Chairman Levitt,
succeeds Tracey E. Aronson, who was recently named Chief of Staff
to the Chairman.

     Chairman Levitt said, "Estee is an integral part of my
management team.  As Counsel she has played an important role in
the various policy issues facing the Commission these past seven
months.  I look forward to Estee's continued wise counsel as she
begins this new critical role."

     As Director of the Office of Congressional and
Intergovernmental Affairs, Ms. Levine will serve as the principal
counsel to Chairman Levitt and the Commission on legislative and
intergovernmental matters.  Prior to becoming Counsel to Chairman
Levitt in March 2000, Ms. Levine served as Senior Special Counsel
in the SEC's Office of the General Counsel, specializing in
issues involving corporation finance, accounting, and
international affairs.  Prior to joining the Commission in 1997,
Ms. Levine practiced corporate and securities law at the law firm
of Baker & Botts, LLP in Washington, DC.

     Ms. Levine, 34, earned both her J.D. and B.A. degrees from
Duke University.

                             #  #  #
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FLOOD STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA
914 PM CDT SUN JUL 08 2007

TXC001-073-225-100214-
/X.CON.KSHV.FL.W.0009.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/
/NCST2.2.ER.070707T1625Z.070708T2330Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
914 PM CDT SUN JUL 08 2007

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE NECHES RIVER NEAR NECHES TEXAS.
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
* AT 900 PM SUNDAY...THE STAGE WAS 18.9 FEET. 
* MODERATE FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MODERATE FLOODING IS FORECAST.
* FLOOD STAGE IS 12 FEET. 
* FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL CONTINUE A SLOW FALL THROUGH THE WORK
  WEEK...BUT WILL REMAIN ABOVE FLOOD STAGE THROUGH NEXT WEEKEND. 
  MODERATE FLOODING WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THURSDAY.


$$

TXC001-073-225-455-100213-
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/ATOT2.3.ER.000000T0000Z.070712T0600Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
914 PM CDT SUN JUL 08 2007

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE NECHES RIVER NEAR ALTO TEXAS.
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
* THE SUNDAY EVENING ESTIMATED STAGE WAS NEAR 17.5 FEET.
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST.
* FLOOD STAGE IS 16 FEET. 
* FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL CONTINUE TO RISE OVER THE NEXT FEW
  DAYS...AND CREST NEAR 21.1 FEET EARLY THURSDAY MORNING. THE 
  RIVER WILL REMAIN ABOVE FLOOD STAGE THROUGH NEXT WEEKEND.

$$

TXC005-225-373-455-457-100213-
/X.CON.KSHV.FL.W.0014.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/
/DIBT2.1.ER.070706T0037Z.070713T1200Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
914 PM CDT SUN JUL 08 2007

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE NECHES RIVER NEAR DIBOLL TEXAS.
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
* AT 815 PM SUNDAY...THE STAGE WAS 13.8 FEET. 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST.
* FLOOD STAGE IS 12 FEET. 
* FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL MAINTAIN A FLAT CREST WITH LITTLE CHANGE 
  THROUGH TUESDAY. THE RIVER WILL BEGIN A NEW RISE WEDNESDAY...RISING
  TO NEAR 16 FEET BY THE END OF THE WORK WEEK.

$$
NOCTURNAL INCUBATION BY MALE BLACK TERNS

Thomas W. Custer, and Christine M. Custer
U. S. Geological Survey, Upper Mississippi Science Center, P.O. Box 818, La
Crosse, WI  54602-0818 USA

In 1996 we attached radio transmitters to 11 Black Terns, including 3 pairs, on
Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge, Trempealeau, WI.  An automated data
recording device gathered information on the presence of radio-marked birds near
the nest every 2 to 5 min for more than 700 hours during the incubation and
nestling periods.  Males consistently incubated during the night and both members
of the pair incubated during daylight hours.  During the evening hours, breeding
females left the nesting site and spent the night 2 to 3 km away.  Preliminary
information suggests that breeding females and nonbreeding males gathered at
nighttime communal roosts.  Earlier studies have suggested that wind and waves
may be the major causes of nest loss in this species.  Because of the high potential
of nest loss in this species, nighttime incubation by the male may allow the female
to more easily renest if the eggs are lost.  The role of males and females during
nocturnal incubation is not well known for any tern species and male nocturnal
incubation may not be uncommon among terns.  

Keywords: black terns, telemetry, incubation

Thomas W. Custer, P.O. Box 818, La Crosse, WI  54602.  Voice 608 783-6451,
Fax 608 783-6066, Email tom_W_custer@nbs.gov

Poster preferred
TITLE:   GCN GRB OBSERVATION REPORT
NUMBER:  3809
SUBJECT: GRB050814: Fading red source
DATE:    05/08/15 08:36:17 GMT
FROM:    Brian Lindgren Jensen at U.of Copenhagen  <brian_j@astro.ku.dk>

Brian L. Jensen, Johan P. U. Fynbo, Jens Hjorth, Jesper Sollerman,
Jos? Mar?a Castro Cer?n, Kristian Pedersen, P?ll Jakobsson,
Darach Watson (DARK, NBI), Anna S. Arnadottir (U. of Lund, Sweden),
Diana A. Fiuza (U. of Helsinki, Finland) and
Jan-Erik Solheim (U. of Oslo, Norway) report:

"Using ALFOSC on the Nordic Optical Telescope we have obtained VRI
imaging of the field of GRB 050814.485 (Retter et al., GCN#3799)
on August 15.1, 2005 UT (~13.5 h after the burst).
In the refined XRT error-circle (Morris et al., GCN#3805) we clearly
detect the source reported by Bradly Cenko (GCN#3807) in our I- and
R-band images, whereas the source is absent in the V-band.

Based on preliminary photometry, we obtain for the source :

Date (UT)   Filter  Exptime Seeing  Mag
Aug 15.04   V       3x300s  1.1"    >23.0
Aug 15.06   R       3x300s  1.0"    23.2
Aug 15.07   I       3x300s  0.9"    20.5

Compared to the preliminary I-band detection reported in GCN#3807, the
source appears to be fading.
The colours of the object, if it is the afterglow of GRB 050814.485,
indicate either a high redshift (4.5<z<6.5) or significant
dust-reddening.

In addition, we detect a fainter, bluer source on the edge of the XRT
error-circle (at (RA,Dec)(J2000.0) = 17:36:44.93, +46:20:22.33).

An image of the field is shown at:

http://www.astro.ku.dk/~brian_j/grb/grb050814.485/ "

[GCN OPS NOTE(15aug05): Per author's request Arnadottir and Fiuza
were added to the author list.]
Telemetry = Telescope A Motor Current
Physical Units = Amps

DAY YEAR SEA_DAY    MAX      MIN      MEAN     MEDIAN  SIZE  STD_DEV  98%MAX   98%MIN   98%MEAN  95%MAX   95%MIN   95%MEAN  2SIG 3SIG 4SIG TIME
034 2005 2696.994    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.108 2580    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.110    0.106    0.108    0    0    0   23:51
035 2005 2697.062    0.113    0.106    0.108    0.108 2620    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.110    0.106    0.108  154    5    0   01:29
035 2005 2697.131    0.113    0.106    0.108    0.108 2620    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.110    0.106    0.108  118    5    0   03:08
035 2005 2697.199    0.113    0.106    0.108    0.108 2620    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.110    0.106    0.108  120    9    0   04:46
035 2005 2697.268    0.113    0.106    0.108    0.108 2620    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.110    0.106    0.108  148    4    0   06:25
035 2005 2697.336    0.113    0.106    0.108    0.108 2620    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.110    0.106    0.108  145   15    0   08:04
035 2005 2697.405    0.113    0.106    0.109    0.108 2620    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.109    0.110    0.108    0.109   53    6    0   09:43
035 2005 2697.473    0.110    0.108    0.109    0.108  187    0.001    0.110    0.108    0.109    0.110    0.108    0.108    0    0    0   11:21
035 2005 2697.890    0.113    0.106    0.108    0.108 ****    0.001    0.110    0.106    0.108    0.110    0.106    0.108 1350   34    0   21:21
END
 
Summary Stats
Max =   0.113
Min =   0.106
Mean =   0.108
Range =   0.007
Number of Orbits =   9
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Mar. 2, 2007

Katherine Trinidad
Headquarters, Washington 
202-358-3749

James Hartsfield
Johnson Space Center, Houston
281-483-5111 

STATUS REPORT: SS07-11

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION STATUS REPORT: SS07-11

HOUSTON - The International Space Station's Expedition 14 crew 
continued work this week on scientific experiments, station 
maintenance and clean up following a Feb. 22 Russian spacewalk.

An altitude reboost engine firing planned for Friday was postponed 
following the launch delay of Space Shuttle Atlantis earlier this 
week. The STS-117 mission was targeted for liftoff on March 15. The 
shuttle mission was put on hold following a hail storm Monday. The 
storm caused damage requiring repair to the shuttle's external fuel 
tank foam.

Russian flight controllers now plan two engine firings on March 16 and 
28 to increase the station's altitude, which will place the station 
in the desired orbit for arrival of a Soyuz spacecraft due to launch 
April 7. The Soyuz will bring Expedition 15 Commander Fyodor 
Yurchikhin, Flight Engineer Oleg Kotov and spaceflight participant 
Charles Simonyi to the station. Docking to the station is due April 
9. Expedition 14 Commander Mike Lopez-Alegria, Flight Engineer 
Mikhail Tyurin and Simonyi plan to land in Kazakhstan April 19.

Space station managers are reviewing the work planned aboard the 
station for the remaining weeks of Expedition 14 and for Expedition 
15 in light of the shuttle launch delay. The review seeks to optimize 
use of the crews' time due to the shuttle's delay.

The station crew Thursday was awakened briefly by a caution signal 
when the starboard Thermal Radiator Rotary Joint (TRRJ) experienced a 
dropout in commands from the Rotary Joint Motor Controller. The TRRJ 
automatically defaulted to another command link, and there was no 
impact to operations. Engineers are analyzing what may have caused 
the problem. The rotary joint turns the radiator to provide the best 
possible cooling.

Flight Engineer Suni Williams practiced on a laptop computer 
simulation Wednesday to maintain her skill in using the station's 
Canadarm2 robotic arm. She also joined her fellow crewmates in the 
Test of Reaction and Adaptation Capabilities (TRAC) experiment to 
gather hand-eye coordination data before, during and after their 
mission. TRAC Principal Investigator Dr. Otmar Bock of the German 
Sport University in Cologne, Germany, hopes to better understand how 
the brain adapts during spaceflight. The experiment will be performed 
during both Expedition 14 and Expedition 15.

For more about the crew's activities and station sighting 
opportunities, visit: 

http://www.nasa.gov/station 

	
-end-
APPENDIX                                   359
England, our predecessor, commonly called The Statute QVIA EMPTORES TERR ARUM, lately published in our Kingdome of England in any wise notwithstanding.
AND by these presents wee give and Grant Licence unto the said William Penn, and his heires, likewise to all and every such person and persons to whom the said William Penn or his heires shall att any time hereafter grant any estate or inheritance as aforesaid, to erect any parcells of Land within the Province aforesaid into Mannors, by and with the Licence to be first had and obteyned for that purpose, under the hand and Seale of the said William Penn or his heires; and in every of the said Mannors to have and to hold a Court-Baron, with all things whatsoever which to a Court-Baron do belong, and to have and to hold View of ffrank-pledge for the conservation of the peace and the better government of those partes, by themselves or their Stewards, or by the Lords for the time being of the Mannors to be deputed when they shall be erected, and in the same to use all things belonging to the View of ffrank-pledge. AND Wee doe further grant licence and authoritie, that every such person or persons who shall erect any such Mannor or Mannors, as aforesaid, shall or may grant all or any parte of his said Lands to any person or persons, in ffee-simple, or any other estate of inheritance to be held of the said Mannors respectively, soe as noe further tenures shall be created, but that upon all further and other alienations thereafter to be made, the said lands soe aliened shall be held of the same Lord and his heires, of whom the alienor did then before hold, and by the like rents and Services which were before due and accustomed.
AND FURTHER our pleasure is, and by these presents, for us, our heires and Successors, Wee doe covenant and grant to and with the said William Penn, and his heires and assignes, That Wee, our heires and Successors, shall at no time hereafter sett or make, or cause to be sett, any impossition, custome or other taxation, rate or contribution whatsoever, in and upon the dwellers and inhabitants of the aforesaid Province, for their Lands, tenements, goods or chattells within the said Province, or in and upon any goods or merchandize within the said Province, or to be laden or unladen within the ports or harbours of the said Province, unless the same be with the consent of the Proprietary, or chiefe governor, and assembly, or by act of Parliament in England.
Salary Table 2004-RUS
	INCORPORATING THE 2.7% GENERAL SCHEDULE INCREASE AND A LOCALITY PAYMENT OF 10.90%
                 FOR THE LOCALITY PAY AREA OF REST OF U.S.
		
                                (Total Increase: 3.90%)

                                Effective January 2004

                             Annual Rates by Grade and Step

GS     1          2         3         4         5        6          7        8        9       10

1     17328     17906     18483     19056     19633     19972     20540    21114    21138    21673
2     19483     19945     20591     21138     21375     22004     22632    23261    23890    24519
3     21257     21966     22675     23383     24092     24801     25509    26218    26927    27635
4     23863     24659     25454     26249     27044     27839     28634    29430    30225    31020
5     26699     27590     28480     29371     30261     31152     32042    32933    33823    34714
6     29761     30754     31746     32739     33731     34724     35716    36709    37702    38694
7     33071     34174     35276     36379     37481     38583     39686    40788    41890    42993
8     36626     37847     39068     40289     41510     42731     43952    45173    46394    47615
9     40454     41803     43151     44500     45848     47197     48545    49894    51242    52591
10    44550     46035     47520     49004     50489     51974     53459    54944    56429    57914
11    48947     50578     52210     53841     55472     57104     58735    60366    61998    63629
12    58665     60620     62575     64530     66486     68441     70396    72351    74306    76261
13    69762     72087     74413     76738     79064     81390     83715    86041    88366    90692
14    82438     85186     87934     90682     93430     96178     98926    101674    104422    107170
15    96970     100203     103435     106668     109901    113134    116366   119599   122832   126064
ND0028  
1.  VIEW OF LAKE DARLING, LOOKING NORTH FROM LOOKOUT TOWER AT THE REFUGE HEADQUARTERS 
2.  VIEW OF POND B, LOOKING NORTHEAST FROM THE WEST SIDE OF THE SOURIS RIVER VALLEY, DUE SOUTH OF THE LOOKOUT TOWER 
3.  VIEW OF A TYPICAL CCC-BUILT STOPLOG STRUCTURE, LOCATED BETWEEN POND A AND POND B, LOOKING SOUTHEAST 
4.  VIEW OF SILVER BRIDGE (ST. MARY'S BRIDGE), CARRYING COUNTY ROAD OVER SOURIS RIVER NEAR SOUTH END OF REFUGE, LOOKING NORTHEAST 
5.  COLLECTING FIELD STONES TO BE USED IN CONSTRUCTION OF SPILLWAYS AND CONTROL STRUCTURES 
6.  WORKERS COLLECTING SAGO PONDWEED, RED TOP GRASS, LEAFY PONDWEED, WATER MILFOIL, AND OTHER AQUATIC PLANTS FOR TRANSPLANTING FROM A COULEE SIX MILES AWAY FROM THE REFUGE
TITLE:          IPN/BACODINE/HUNTSVILLE LOCALIZATION
NOTICE_TYPE:    Final
TRIGGER_NUM:    3912
DATE_TIME:      95/11/19  08:17:12.11 UT
BACO_RA:        301.70d {+20h 06m 48s}   (J2000)
BACO_DEC:       -41.67d {-41d 40' 04"}
HUNT_RA:        306.44d {+20h 25m 45s}   (J2000)
HUNT_DEC:       -40.74d {-40d 44' 07"}
B_H_DELTA:      3.68 [deg]
HUNT_SC_AZ:     89.5 [deg]
HUNT_SC_EL:     -10.0 [deg]  {Zen_angle=100.00}
SUN_POSTN:      234.21d {+15h 36m 51s}   -19.38d {-19d 22' 37"}   (Current)
SUN_B_DIST:     60.58 [deg]
MOON_POSTN:     190.79d {+12h 43m 10s}    -5.96d {-05d 57' 31"}   (Current)
MOON_B_DIST:    101.26 [deg]
ANNULUS_RA:      37.9585d {+02h 31m 50s}   (J2000)
ANNULUS_DEC:    -54.9070d {-54d 54' 24"}
ANNULUS_RADIUS: 59.574 [deg]
ANNULUS_WIDTH:  0.207 [deg]  (Total width)
COMMENTS:       STRONG SINGLE PULSE.  FASTER RISE THAN DECAY WITH 
		TRAILING "BUMP".  DUR.~50 SEC.  VISIBLE ABOVE 300 KEV.

This IPN localization is preliminary.  The "total width" of the annulus
was selected to include all known uncertainties and systematics.  The final
analysis will reduce this width.  All follow-up queries should be addressed to
Kevin Hurley (UC Berkeley, khurley@sunspot.ssl.berkeley.edu).

SPECIAL NOTES:   

This IPN annulus is tabulated below along the segment that intersects
a combination of the BACODINE and Huntsville error circles.  The position
of maximum probability is marked.

RA      	DEC      	(J2000)
299.4457279	-43.93474143
299.8622308	-43.67084848
300.2765753	-43.40668318
300.688805	-43.14226071
301.0989628	-42.87759604
301.5070907	-42.61270391
301.9132304	-42.34759883
302.3174228	-42.08229512
302.719708	-41.81680691
303.1201257	-41.55114811
303.5187148	-41.28533245
303.9155137	-41.01937348
304.3105601	-40.75328457
304.7038911	-40.4870789
305.0955435	-40.2207695
305.485553	-39.95436923
305.8739552	-39.68789077    <=== Max Probability
306.260785	-39.42134668
306.6460766	-39.15474934
307.0298639	-38.88811099
307.4121801	-38.62144374
307.7930579	-38.35475953
308.1725296	-38.08807021
308.5506269	-37.82138745
308.9273811	-37.55472285
309.302823	-37.28808783
309.6769827	-37.02149373
310.0498902	-36.75495176
310.4215748	-36.48847302
310.7920655	-36.2220685
311.1613907	-35.95574908

-------------------------------- THE END --------------------------------
Donald Savage
Headquarters, Washington, DC               April 13, 1995
(Phone:  202/358-1547)

Tammy Jones
Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD
(Phone:  301/286-5566)

Ray Villard
Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, MD
(Phone:  410/338-4514)


NOTE TO EDITORS:  N95-22

HUBBLE VIEWS PLANET NEPTUNE AND ASTEROID VESTA

       The latest surprising findings on the planet Neptune 
and the asteroid Vesta will be presented in the next Space 
Astronomy Update at 2 p.m. EDT, Wed., April 19, in the NASA 
Headquarters auditorium, 300 E St. SW, Washington, DC.

       Entitled, "Hubble Looks at the Outer Solar System", 
the event will feature panelists Dr. Heidi Hammel of the 
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Dr. Ben Zellner 
of Georgia Southern University.

       Hubble images will show the new dark spot in the 
northern hemisphere of the distant planet Neptune.  Only 
last June Hubble revealed that a great dark spot in the 
southern hemisphere -- discovered by the Voyager 2 
spacecraft in 1989 -- had mysteriously disappeared.

       Hubble images of the asteroid Vesta will show a 
complex surface with a geology similar to that of 
terrestrial worlds such as Earth or Mars.  The battered 
ancient surface -- the oldest terrain ever seen in the 
Solar System -- allows astronomers to peer below the crust.  
Vesta is unique in being the only asteroid astronomers 
actually can study in a laboratory -- thanks to a collision 
blasting a piece of the asteroid's surface into space which 
eventually fell to Earth.  The fragment will be displayed 
at the event.

       The event will be carried live on NASA Television 
with questions and answers from participating NASA Centers.  
NASA Television is broadcast on Spacenet 2, transponder 5, 
channel 9, C-Band, located at 69 degrees West longitude, 
with horizontal polarization.  Frequency will be on 3880.0 
megahertz, with audio on 6.8 megahertz.
                            - end -
From: Harry King [polsonrns@montana.com]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 6:55 PM
To: fdadockets@oc.fda.gov
Subject: opened-unused single use devices

I would like to comment that our facility has a policy stating that 
opened, unused single use devices may be repackaged and resterilized in 
our central processing dept. if the item appears that it  can withstand 
steam sterilization.  This would apply to metal saw blades and burrs and 
a few other items.  Any item that appears to contain non-metal parts is 
not considered, as we dont have any other method of sterilization.  
Items that were placed on the sterile field are also not considered as 
they may have been inadvertently contaminated with body fluids.  We find 
that mainly we are resterilizing a few items that were dropped or opened 
by mistake, or the packaging has an expiration date that has lapsed. 
 All other items we send to a third-party reprocessor.
Lynn King
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        THEME: COORDINATING REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE CORS NETWORKS

                        PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

7:30 - 8:30    On-Site registration

8:30 - 11:45   CORS Informative Session - Dave Doyle, Moderator

               NOAA/NOS Welcome
               The National & Cooperative CORS Program
                    Richard Snay, NOAA's National Geodetic Survey
               The California CORS Program
                    Yehuda Bock, California Spatial Reference Center
               The North Carolina CORS Program
                    Gary Thompson, North Carolina Geodetic Survey
               The Michigan CORS Program
                    Brian Dollman-Jersey, Michigan Dept. of Transportation
               The International CORS Program
                    Ruth Neilan, International GPS Service
               CORS Contributions to Weather Forecasting
                    Seth Gutman, NOAA's Forecast Systems Laboratory
               A View of CORS in the Future
                    Gerald Mader, NOAA's National Geodetic Survey

               Question & Answer Session
                    Panel of the speakers

11:45 - 1:15   Lunch

1:15 - 4:30    Interactive Users' Assessment (Each Forum attendee will be
               asked to participate a discussion group, containing 8 to 10
               people, to consider in the following questions.)

* What are the roles of the Federal Government in coordinating CORS networks?
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NASA Photo ID: STS056-28-020      File Name: 10073217.jpg

Film Type: 35mm CN                Date Taken: 04/17/93

Title: STS-56 onorbit view of Discovery's, OV-103's, payload bay with ATLAS-2 pallet

Description:

During STS-56, the Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science 2 
(ATLAS-2) unpressurized spacelab pallet and its experiment equipment was 
documented in the payload bay (PLB) of Discovery, Orbiter Vehicle (OV) 103.  
ATLAS-2 equipment and instruments include:  port conical scan sensor 
(cylindrical-shaped device at far right); the millimeter-wave atmospheric 
sounder (MAS) antenna (dish-shaped device at pallet center); the starboard 
conical scan sensor (small cylinder at far left); and the atmospheric trace 
module spectroscopy (ATMOS) (box behind conical sensor at far left). 
Smaller  ATLAS-2 instruments located in the center of the pallet include
(left to  right): Active Cavity Radiometer Irradiance Monitor (ACRIM or
ACR); Solar  Constant Instrument (SOLCON); Solar Spectrum Instrument
(SOLSPEC); and MAS  (large box just below antenna).  The Shuttle Pointed
Autonomous Research Tool  for Astronomy 201 (SPARTAN-201) is missing as it
was in the midst of  separation from OV-103 when the photo was made.  The
remote manipulator  system (RMS) is deployed from its location on the port
sill longeron.  The  PLB aft bulkhead, the vertical tail, and the orbital
maneuvering system (OMS)  pods are backdropped against the blackness of
space. The moon and a thin blue  line on the Earth's limb can be seen in
the background.
PUBLICATIONS--Notes on Sedimentation Activities, Calendar Year 1992


In Reply Refer To:                                    June 3, 1994
Mail-Stop 415

            REPLY REQUESTED BY JULY 15, 1994

OFFICE OF SURFACE WATER TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM NO. 94.06

Subject:  PUBLICATIONS--Notes on Sedimentation Activities,
                        Calendar Year 1992

Attached is a copy of the 1992 publication "Notes on Sedimentation 
Activities, Calendar Year 1992."  This report is a digest of 
information furnished by Federal agencies conducting sedimentation 
investigations.  This report has been published annually since 
1946.

Descriptions of work, in progress or planned, are included in the 
report as well as important findings, new methods, new publications, 
information relating to laboratory and research activities, and 
other pertinent information.  The material is organized by major 
drainage regions in the conterminous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, 
and the Caribbean.

Districts should review the portions of the 1992 publication that 
are pertinent to them, and make any changes for the 1993 calendar 
year.  Copy any pages which should be updated, and make the 
necessary changes, deletions, and/or additions to these copies.  
Do not retype the pages; this will be done at Headquarters.  
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