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 Magalie  Roman  Salas 
 Office  of  the  Secretary 
 445  Twelfth  Street  S.  W.,  TW-  A325 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 

 Dear  Ms.  Salas: 
 RE  COMMENTS  ON  NOTICE  OF  PROPOSED  RULEMAKING  IN  THE  MATTER  OF  VIDEO  DESCRIPTION 
 OF  VIDEO  PROGRAMMING 

 MM  Docket  No.  99-  339 
 I'm  glad  for  the  chance  to  comment  on  the  Notice  of  Proposed  Rulemaking  which 
 would  mandate  use  of  audio  description  of  visual  images  by  television  networks 
 and  stations  using  the  Secondary  Audio  Programming  (SAP)  channel.  I  am  in  favor 
 of  voluntary  audio  description,  but  am  against  making  it  mandatory. 

 What  I  really  want  is  access  to  emergency  information  scrolled  across  the 
 screen,  sports  scores,  and  printed  identification  of  speakers  and  other  vital 
 messages  during  newscasts,  commercials,  and  other  national  and  local  programs. 

 While  I  like  descriptive  video  during  movies  and  other  entertainment,  I  seldom 
 take  such  things  in,  with  or  without  description.  As  a  blind  mother,  I  want 
 access  to  the  same  information  my  sighted  peers  have  available  to  them  free  on 
 TV--  school  closings,  scores,  weather  watches  and  warnings,  health  and  safety 
 tips,  etc.  I  would  appreciate  your  making  this  kind  of  thing  mandatory,  but  not 
 descriptive  video. 

 Thank  you. 
 Barbara  Walker 
 2224  S.  35th  Street 
 Lincoln,  NE  68506-  6011 
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04.13.06
George Diller
Kennedy Space Center, Fla.
(321) 867-2468
Alan Buis
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
(818) 354-0474
RELEASE: 27-06
NASA TO WEBCAST MINOTAUR LAUNCH OF COSMIC SPACECRAFT
The Constellation Observing System for Meteorology, Ionosphere and
Climate, or COSMIC, is set to launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base,
Calif., at 5:10 p.m. PDT (8:10 p.m. EDT) Friday, April 14, aboard a
U.S. Air Force Minotaur rocket. The launch window is three hours in
duration. The launch countdown will be available on the Internet
beginning at 3 p.m. PDT (6 p.m. EDT) and may be accessed at:
http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/video/vafb.ram
A globe-spanning constellation of six weather and climate research
satellites based upon a novel application of a NASA-developed
technology, the network is expected to improve weather forecasts,
monitor climate change and enhance space weather research.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., designed COSMIC's
primary instrument, a science global positioning system (GPS) space
receiver. JPL will also provide instrument flight software and
technical support. The five-year mission is funded by Taiwan's
National Space Organization and various U.S. agencies, including the
National Science Foundation, Arlington, Va., which leads science
activities. The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research,
Boulder, Colo., manages the mission and designed the satellite array
system.
The low-orbiting satellites will be the first to provide atmospheric
data daily in real time over thousands of points on Earth by
measuring the bending of radio signals from the U.S. GPS as the
signals pass through Earth's atmosphere, a technology known as radio
occultation. The data will be used for research and operational
weather forecasting.
-end-
-CITE-
    42 USC CHAPTER 64 - PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS      01/02/2006

-EXPCITE-
    TITLE 42 - THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE
    CHAPTER 64 - PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS

-HEAD-
              CHAPTER 64 - PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS          

-End-

-CITE-
    42 USC Secs. 4871 to 4883                                   01/02/2006

-EXPCITE-
    TITLE 42 - THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE
    CHAPTER 64 - PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS

-HEAD-
    Secs. 4871 to 4883. Omitted

-COD-
                               CODIFICATION                           
      The public service employment programs covered by this chapter
    and authorized pursuant to the Emergency Employment Act of 1971,
    Pub. L. 92-54, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 146, which enacted this
    chapter, are omitted because appropriations were not authorized
    after June 30, 1973. Similar public service employment programs
    were included in the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of
    1973, Pub. L. 93-203, title II, Secs. 201-211, Dec. 28, 1973, 87
    Stat. 850-857, which was classified to section 841 et seq. of Title
    29, Labor, and was repealed by section 184(a)(1) of the Job
    Training Partnership Act, Pub. L. 97-300, title I, Oct. 13, 1982,
    96 Stat. 1357. The Job Training Partnership Act was classified
    principally to chapter 19 (Sec. 1501 et seq.) of Title 29 and was
    repealed by Pub. L. 105-220, title I, Sec. 199(b)(2), 112 Stat.
    1059, effective July 1, 2000.
      Section 4871, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 2, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 146,
    set forth Congressional statement of findings and purpose.
      Section 4872, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 3, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 147,
    related to financial assistance.
      Section 4873, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 4, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 147,
    related to eligibility of applicants.
      Section 4874, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 5, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 148,
    related to authorization of appropriations and the national
    unemployment rate.
      Section 4875, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 6, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 148,
    related to special employment assistance.
      Section 4876, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 7, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 149,
    related to applications for financial assistance.
      Section 4877, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 8, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 151,
    related to approval of applications and non-Federal contributions.
      Section 4878, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 9, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 151,
    related to interstate and intrastate allocation of funds.
      Section 4879, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 10, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat.
    152, related to training and manpower services.
      Section 4880, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 11, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat.
    152, related to periodic review and evaluation by the Secretary.
      Section 4881, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 12, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat.
    153, set forth special provisions relating to programs.
      Section 4882, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 13, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat.
    155, related to a special report to Congress.
      Section 4883, Pub. L. 92-54, Sec. 14, July 12, 1971, 85 Stat.
    155, set forth definitions.

-End-
EMBARGOED UNTIL: 2:45 p.m. (CST) January 15, 1996

PHOTO NO.: STScI-PRC96-04

HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE CAPTURES FIRST DIRECT IMAGE OF A STAR

This is the first direct image of a star other than the Sun, made with
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.  Called Alpha Orionis, or Betelgeuse, it
is a red supergiant star marking the shoulder of the winter
constellation Orion the Hunter (diagram at right).

The Hubble image reveals a huge ultraviolet atmosphere with a
mysterious hot spot on the stellar behemoth's surface.  The enormous
bright spot, more than ten times the diameter of Earth, is at least
2,000 Kelvin degrees hotter than the surface of the star.

The image suggests that a totally new physical phenomenon may be
affecting the atmospheres of some stars.  Follow-up observations will
be needed to help astronomers understand whether the spot is linked to
oscillations previously detected in the giant star, or whether it moves
systematically across the star's surface under the grip of powerful
magnetic fields.

The observations were made by Andrea Dupree of the Harvard- Smithsonian
Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, MA, and Ronald Gilliland of the
Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, MD, who announced their
discovery today at the 187th meeting of the American Astronomical
Society in San Antonio, Texas.

The image was taken in ultraviolet light with the Faint Object Camera
on March 3, 1995.

Hubble can resolve the star even though the apparent size is 20,000
times smaller than the width of the full Moon -- roughly equivalent to
being able to resolve a car's headlights at a distance of 6,000 miles.

Betelgeuse is so huge that, if it replaced the Sun at the center of our
Solar System, its outer atmosphere would extend past the orbit of
Jupiter (scale at lower left).

Credit: Andrea Dupree (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), Ronald Gilliland
(STScI), NASA and ESA
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Department of Justice
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                       CR
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1994                                       (202) 616-2765
                                                            TDD (202) 514-1888

        HOLIDAY SHOPPERS WITH DISABILITIES TO GET EQUAL CHANCE
                        TO GET TO MASSACHUSETTS MALL

        WASHINGTON, D.C. -- With a free shuttle bus at their

service, residents near Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts have had an

easier time getting to the local mall. That is, all the

residents except those with disabilities.

        When Rosemary Larking tried to board the bus she found she

could not. The vehicle was inaccessible to her and other

individuals who use wheelchairs. In fact, it has been

inaccessible since December 1993, when the mall began the

service in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act

(ADA).

        But this holiday season, that has changed under an agreement

reached yesterday between the Justice Department and the Chestnut

Hill Atrium Mall.

        With the holiday season in full swing, the upscale mall now

leases a 21-seat shuttle bus with a rear-entry hydraulic lift

that is accessible to Larking and all other persons with mobility

impairments.

                                (MORE)
01-05939
                                - 2 -

        "The ADA is about equal opportunity," said Assistant

Attorney General for Civil Rights Deval L. Patrick. "We hope all

storeowners will realize the added business that persons with

disabilities could bring."

        Larking notified the Justice Department after her 12-year

old daughter, Lorelei, who constantly looks out for access

problems, recognized the shuttle was inaccessible.

        "My daughter said, 'uh, oh. An ADA problem'," said Larking,

who filed a complaint with the Department alleging that the mall

was violating the ADA.

        "I hope this will serve as an example for other businesses,"

added Larking. "Disabled people are consumers too."

        In addition to making the bus accessible, the mall also will

pay Larking $500 in cash or in the form of a gift certificate

redeemable in any of the Atrium Mall stores.

        Title III of the ADA prohibits discrimination against

persons with disabilities by public accommodations, such as

shopping malls. Complaints about transportation involving

services provided by state and local governments are investigated

by the Department of Transportation. Today's agreement, however,

involves a public accommodation and, as such, is the first

involving transportation issues resolved by the Justice

Department.

                                # # #

94-724

01-05940
Subject: SR-NASD-98-21
Date:    4/13/98 10:38 PM
     
     
       TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I AM WRITING THIS LETTER IN RESPONSE TO THE NASDAQ PROPOSED ACTUAL SIZE 
RULE. I AM A PUBLIC CUSTOMER AND HAVE BEEN TRADING ON THE NASDAQ STOCK 
MARKET FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS. I HAVE SEEN MANY CHANGES IN  THE NASDAQ 
SYSTEM, SOME OF WHICH HAVE BEEN GOOD, AND SOME HAVE NOT. THE CURRENT 
PROPOSAL TO LET MARKET MAKERS LOWER THEIR ACTUAL SIZE TO 100 SHARES 
WOULD BE A CRUSHING BLOW TO SMALL INVESTORS THAT TRADE NASDAQ STOCKS. THE 
CURRENT ORDER HANDLING RULES THAT ARE IN EFFECT NOW MAKE IT NEARLY 
IMPOSSIBLE TO GET AN EXECUTION FOR MORE THAN 100 SHARES AT THE CURRENT BID 
OR OFFER. AS IT IS THERE IS NO DEPTH,LIQUIDITY,OR SIZE IN THE SECOND AND 
THIRD TIER NASDAQ STOCKS. TO ADD INSULT TO INJURY MOST OF THESE STOCKS 
TRADE WITH 3/4 TO ONE POINT SPREADS OR LARGER! ( ie: BLDPF, LHSPF,ICIX,VTSS,
ETC.) THE NASDAQ JUST SETTLED A ONE BILLION DOLLAR CLASS ACTION SUIT 
WITH THE PUBLIC OVER SUCH ISSUES AS COLLUSION,MARKET MANIPULATION, POOR 
EXECUTIONS,ETC,ETC. IF THE SEC PASSES THE ACTUAL SIZE RULE THIS WILL ONCE 
AGAIN ALLOW THE MARKET MAKERS TO BENEFIT AT THE COST OF THE SMALL INVESTOR!
     
     
                                             SINCERELY;

                                             ROD STEVENSON
		                                 3400 BONNIE RD.        
                                             AUSTIN, TX. 78703
NONEXTENSIVE STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND THERMODYNAMICS -- INTRODUCTION, 
FOUNDATIONS AND APPLICATIONS

Prof. Constantino Tsallis
Head of the Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics Department
Brazilian Center For Physics Research, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Visiting: Jan 23-26, 2005.
Seminar Jan 24, 2005.

ABSTRACT:
The cornerstones of Boltzmann-Gibbs and nonextensive statistical mechanics 
respectively are the  usual entropy  and a specific generalized form. 
Through them we revisit the concept of additivity and other basic 
thermostatistical notions. These current questions will be addressed as an 
introduction to nonextensive statistical mechanics. Its dynamical 
foundations and some of its various recent applications (in physics, 
geophysics, chemistry, economics, biology, information theory, linguistics, 
time series, image processing, cognitive psychology, among others) will be 
briefly reviewed as well.
Bibliography: M. Gell-Mann and C. Tsallis, eds., "Nonextensive Entropy - 
Interdisciplinary Applications" (Oxford University Press, New York, 2004), 
and http://tsallis.cat.cbpf.br/biblio.htm
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THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN LUBBOCK HAS CANCELED THE RED
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SECESSION OF THE SOUTH.                           123
inopportune sensibility was arrested, tarred and feathered,
and banished. The rumor spread that the slaves would rise
and assemble to deliver old Brown. The volunteers were
called together, men rose in the night, trembling and agi-
tated, a prey to an absurd panic. The condemned coura-
geously awaited his end ; his accusers trembled like crimi-
nals pursued by justice. They would not defer it until the
opening of the legislature, for fear that there might be ques-
tion of commuting the penalty. On the 2d of December
Brown was hung.
Governor Wise had written to Mr. Wood, ex-Mayor of
New York, " Brown will certainly be hung, and his body
will be given to the surgeons to be carried beyond the
boundaries of the State, so that the carcass shall not pollute
the soil of Virginia." *
His accomplices were condemned and executed. Three
times more the scaffold was erected.f Their death did not
end the agitation. A book against slavery was interdicted,
according to the provisions of an article of the Code of
Virginia (Chapter CXVIII. Section 24), which requires post-
masters as well as federal officers to inform the authorities
if any abolition documents are received by them, and con-
demns the said documents to the flames. The volunteers
continued to play the soldier, and to style themselves major
or sergeant. The women vowed that they would wear
nothing but Virginia cloth ; a homespun ball was given ; at
the second ball, given to the daughter of a citizen of South
Carolina,}; who had been despatched to fraternize with Vir-
ginia, the fear of looking ugly prevailed over patriotism.
In public gatherings, there was talk of closing the railroads,
of opening direct maritime communication with France and
England, of raising a militia, of establishing manufactures,
* November 7, 1859.
t The last, Stevens and Hazlitt, were hung March 16,1860.
t Mr. Memminger, who, on his reception by the legislature, made a speech
 of four hours and a half.
pro align_cube_correl, index, incube, oindex, outcube, $
		       reference=reference, offsets=offsets, $
                       interp=interp, cubic=cubic
;+
;   Name: align_cube_correl
;
;   Purpose: align a data cube via cross correlation; update coordinates
;
;   Input Parameters:
;      index - the header structures   ; SSW standards w/pointing fields
;      data  - the data cube       
;      offsets - the derived offesets fltarr(2,nimage) 
;
;   Calling Sequence:
;        align_cube_correl, index, incube, outindex, outcube ; header & cube 
;   -OR- align_cube_correl, incube, outcube                  ; just cube?
;   -OR- align_cube_correl, inoutcube                        ; just cube?
;     
;   History:
;      15-October-1998 - S.L.Freeland
;      Distillation based on review of SSW correlation/alignment SW  by:
;         G.L.Slater  (SXT..)     get_off, cube-align, translate
;         J.P.Wuelser (SXT/MEES)  korrel, poly_movie
;         T.Tarbell   (TRACE)     tr_get_disp
;       5-Feb-2003 - S.L.Freeland - assure all calling modes permitted
;
;      Proto type - When called with 'index' structures, will
;      adjust the 'pointing' standard tags to reflect alignement and
;      return in 'outindex'
;   
;   Side Effects:
;      Called with one paramater, (input cube), the input is overwritten
;      by the aligned version (memory conservation, for example)
;
;   Method: 
;      call get_correl_offsets to get the cross correlation offsets for cube
;      call image_translate to align the cube (via poly2d method)
;
;   Category:
;      2D , 3D, Image, Alignment, Cross Correlation      
;
;   Restrictions:
;      update of coordinates not yet implemented
;-

npar=n_params()
case 1 of 
   data_chk(index,/struct) and npar ge 2: mode = 1
   data_chk(index,/defined): begin
      mode=2      
   endcase     
   else: begin
     box_message,['   IDL> align_cube_correl, index , data, oindex, odata',$
		   '-OR-', $
		   '   IDL> align_cube_correl, data, odata', $
		   '-OR-', $
		   '   IDL> align_cube_correl, data']
      return
   endcase
endcase   
help,mode,npar    
  
; method 1. - Tarbell, based on B.Lin 
case mode of
   1: offsets=get_correl_offsets(incube,reference=reference)
   else: offsets=get_correl_offsets(index,reference=reference)
endcase
case 1 of 
  mode eq 1 and n_params() ge 4: begin 
     outcube=image_translate(incube,offsets,cubic=cubic,interp=interp)
  endcase
  mode eq 1 and n_params() eq 2: begin 
     incube=image_translate(temporary(incube),offsets,cubic=cubic,interp=interp)
  endcase
  mode eq 2 and npar eq 1: begin
     index=image_translate(temporary(index),offsets,cubic=cubic,interp=interp)
  endcase
  mode eq 2 and npar eq 2: begin
     incube=image_translate(index,offsets,cubic=cubic,interp=interp)
  endcase
  else: box_message,'Option not yet available'
endcase
return
end
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fct, auffitot dtruite par un arrt de l'Affemble provinciale
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ro.flo.ent pas avoir embntfi le. parti de l'eppofition. Le bruit
ouroit qu elles  voulaient point fo melcVdes querelles des
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citoyens de couleur, leur envoyrent une deputation pour  les
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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER   
SHUTTLE & PAYLOAD PROCESSING STATUS REPORT  
Friday, Jan. 25, 2002 (3 p.m. EST)

NOTE: This is an orbiter processing report and does not necessarily reflect
the chronological order of upcoming Space Shuttle flights. Visit
http://www-pao.ksc.nasa.gov/kscpao/schedule/schedule.htm on the KSC Home
Page for the latest schedule of future Shuttle missions.  

MISSION: STS-109 - HST Servicing  Mission 3B

VEHICLE: Columbia/OV-102
TARGET KSC LAUNCH DATE: Feb. 28, 2002  
TARGET KSC LANDING DATE:  March 11, 2002
MISSION DURATION: 11 days 
CREW: Altman, Carey, Grunsfeld, Currie, Newman, Linnehan, Massimino 
ORBITAL INSERTION ALTITUDE and INCLINATION: 308 nautical miles/28.5 degrees 

Shuttle Processing Note: The rollout of Shuttle Columbia from the Vehicle
Assembly Building (VAB) high bay to Pad A has been rescheduled for Monday,
Jan. 28, with first motion at 7 a.m.. Verification testing of the operation
of the steering linkage in all four of the crawler-transporter truck drives
is in progress. No impact is expected on the STS-109 launch date or the
milestone processing events leading up to it.

MISSION: STS-110  - 13th ISS Flight (8A) - ITS SO TRUSS AND MOBILE
TRANSPORTER

VEHICLE: Atlantis/OV-104
TARGET KSC LAUNCH DATE: April 4, 2002 
TARGET KSC LANDING DATE: April 15, 2002  
MISSION DURATION: 11 days 
CREW: Bloomfield, Frick, Ross, Smith, Ochoa, Morin, Walheim 
ORBITAL INSERTION ALTITUDE and INCLINATION: 122 nautical miles/51.6 degrees

Shuttle Processing Note: Shuttle Atlantis is undergoing prelaunch
preparations in the Orbiter Processing Facility (OPF). The payload premate
test is complete and main propulsion leak checks are in work. Inspection of
the condition of attach point No.5 continues after the left-hand Orbiter
Maneuvering System (OMS) pod was removed last Wednesday.

MISSION: STS-111 - 14th ISS flight (UF2) - MPLM

VEHICLE: Endeavour/OV-105
TARGET LAUNCH DATE: May 2, 2002
TARGET KSC LANDING DATE:  May 13, 2002
CREW: Cockrell, Lockhart, Chang-Diaz, Perrin; (ISS up) Korzun, Whitson,
Treschev; (ISS down) Onufrienko, Bursch, Walz
ORBITAL INSERTION ALTITUDE and INCLINATION: 122 nautical miles/51.6 degrees

Shuttle Processing Note: Auxiliary Propulsion System (APS) leak and
functional checks are being conducted on Shuttle Endeavour in the OPF. The
pitch actuator for Main Engine No. 1 is being removed to repair a faulty
connector.

STRUCTURAL INSPECTION & MODIFICATION PERIOD
 
VEHICLE: Discovery/OV-103

Shuttle Processing Note: Discovery is scheduled to be moved back to the OPF
from temporary storage in  the VAB high bay on Monday. No decision has been
made by Shuttle managers on the content, schedule and location for the
structural inspection and modification down period.

-- end --
roth October, 1974

Dr. Linus Pauling

UUUS Pauling Institute of Science
and Medicine
2700 Sand Hill Road
Meal0 Park
California 94025
U. S. A.

   

Dear Linus,

I am very touched that you should ask me to become an Associate of the
Institute. I would like to accept but tWe is one snag. About 18 months

ago I gave up all travelling (except for very short distance8 for holidays)
..' mainly because I find it 80 difficult to cope with the time-shift, especially
in travelling to Califotia.  If I atick to the rule I will not be able to visit
the Institute. If this is no objection to being an Associate I ehould be del-
ighted to become one.. On the other hand, if you feel this is too much of
an impediment I shall quite understand.

It was a great delight seeing you at Peter% wedding. Even though I am
not travelling I hope we shall have the opportunity of meeting a@tin on this
side of the Atlantic before too long.

Yours eincerely,
.

F. H. C. Crick

.
Telemetry = tilt_fwd_aligned
Physical Units = 

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
294 2001 1495.228    1.000      0.0    0.482      0.0 2616    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.482    1.000      0.0    0.482    0    0    0   05:27
294 2001 1495.296    1.000      0.0    0.483      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.483    1.000      0.0    0.483    0    0    0   07:06
294 2001 1495.365    1.000      0.0    0.483      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.483    1.000      0.0    0.483    0    0    0   08:45
294 2001 1495.433    1.000      0.0    0.483      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.483    1.000      0.0    0.483    0    0    0   10:23
294 2001 1495.502    1.000      0.0    0.483      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.483    1.000      0.0    0.483    0    0    0   12:02
294 2001 1495.571    1.000      0.0    0.483      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.483    1.000      0.0    0.483    0    0    0   13:41
294 2001 1495.639    1.000      0.0    0.483      0.0 2617    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.482    1.000      0.0    0.482    0    0    0   15:20
294 2001 1495.709    1.000      0.0    0.450      0.0 2616    0.498    1.000      0.0    0.449    1.000      0.0    0.447    0    0    0   17:00
294 2001 1495.777    1.000      0.0    0.482      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.482    1.000      0.0    0.482    0    0    0   18:38
294 2001 1495.845    1.000      0.0    0.482      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.482    1.000      0.0    0.482    0    0    0   20:17
294 2001 1495.914    1.000      0.0    0.482      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.482    1.000      0.0    0.482    0    0    0   21:55
294 2001 1495.983    1.000      0.0    0.482      0.0 2620    0.500    1.000      0.0    0.482    1.000      0.0    0.482    0    0    0   23:34
295 2001 1496.051    1.000      0.0    0.526    1.000 2620    0.499    1.000      0.0    0.527    1.000      0.0    0.528    0    0    0   01:13
295 2001 1496.120    1.000      0.0    0.525    1.000 2617    0.499    1.000      0.0    0.526    1.000      0.0    0.527    0    0    0   02:52
END
 
Summary Stats
Max =   1.000
Min =     0.0
Mean =   0.487
Range =   1.000
Number of Orbits =  14
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<docheader>
<DISPOSITION><font scaps="1">Thomas, J.<font>, concurring</DISPOSITION>
<CASENAME>LILLY <font i="1">v.<font> VIRGINIA</CASENAME>
<CITEAS>____ U.&nbsp;S. ____ (1999)</CITEAS>
<NAMEPLATE>SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES</NAMEPLATE>
<CASENUMBER>No. 98&ndash;5881</CASENUMBER>
</docheader>
<section>
<p style="SYLCTA">BENJAMIN LEE LILLY, PETITIONER <font i="1">v.<font> VIRGINIA<center></p>
<p style="SYLCTB">on writ of certiorari to the supreme court of virginia<center></p>
<p style="SYLCTC">[June 10, 1999]<center></p>
</section>
<section>
<p style="CASCTA"><tab><font scaps="1">Justice Thomas<font>, concurring in part and concurring in the judgment.<justify></p>
<p style="CASCTB">
<tab>I join Parts I and VI of the Court&rsquo;s opinion and concur in the judgment.  Though I continue to adhere to my view that the Confrontation Clause &ldquo;extends to any witness who actually testifies at trial&rdquo; and &ldquo;is implicated by extrajudicial statements only insofar as they are contained in formalized testimonial material, such as affidavits, depositions, prior testimony, or confessions,&rdquo; <font i="1">White<font> v. <font i="1">Illinois<font>, 502 U.&nbsp;S. 346, 365 (1992) (opinion concurring in part and concurring in judgment), I agree with <font scaps="1">The <font>C<font scaps="1">hief<font> J<font scaps="1">ustice<font> that the Clause does not impose a &ldquo;blanket ban on the government&rsquo;s use of accomplice statements that incriminate a defendant.&rdquo;  <font i="1">Post<font>, at 5.  Such an approach not only departs from an original understanding of the Confrontation Clause but also freezes our jurisprudence by making trial court decisions excluding such statements virtually unreviewable.  I also agree with <font scaps="1">The <font>C<font scaps="1">hief<font> J<font scaps="1">ustice<font> that the lower courts did not &ldquo;analyz[e] the confession under the second prong of the <font i="1">Roberts <font>inquiry,&rdquo; <font i="1">ibid., <font>and therefore see no reason for the plurality to address an issue upon which those courts did not pass.<justify></p>
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SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL 43010
DR. SALVATORE SERIO
ISTITUTO ED OSSERVATORIO ASTRONOMICO "G.S. VAIANA"
 ITALY I-90134
PALERMO
PIAZZA DEL PARLAMENTO 1

  E-mail: SERIO@OAPA.ASTROPA.UNIPA.IT	Tel: +39-91-233111	Fax: +39-91-6517292
  Medium: 4GBDAT

Subject: STARS                                                       
  Title: THE THERMAL STRUCTURE OF DME STARS' CORONAE                                     

Abstract:
 We propose to observe YZ CMi and two other single dMe stars with the SIS. Previous
 X-ray spectra for this class of stars were fitted with two-temperature models,
 suggesting thermally-structured coronae. The SIS observations will clarify many
 details of the emission, for instance if it is dominated by plasma in discrete
 temperature intervals, or if it can be described by a more realistic model of
 solar-type coronal structures (loops). While an hydrostatic loop model spectrum fits the available

 Co-Is:
   1  ANTONIO MAGGIO      	OSS. ASTRON. PALERMO          ITALY     
      MAGGIO@OAPA.ASTROPA.UNIPA.IT	+39-91-233250
   2  GIOVANNI PERES      	IST. ASTR. PALERMO U          ITALY     
   3  FRANCESCO DAMIANI   	OSS. ASTRON. PALERMO          ITALY     
   4  M. ITOH             	ISAS                          JAPAN     

Target Name           PRI RA        Dec        Time TC  Off GIS SIS_Cts  Obs
-------------------   --- --------  --------   ---- --  --- --- -------  ---
YZ CMI                 3  116.1792    3.5617    40   N   Y   P  0.35000   1
From: Mark Anderson [dlmma@comcast.net]
Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 12:34 AM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: S7-23-03:

Dear Sirs:
 
     I am a small OTCBB stock investor and probably ill-informed of some or 
many of the market practices.  I do however believe there is a very detrimental 
effect on many small companies due to naked shorting.   I am in no position to 
determine the extent of this harm, but I do believe it is severe.  

     I feel true shorting is an effective control of artificial stock price 
inflation.  I also understand that naked shorting is suppose to provide liquidity.  
I believe full delivery of securities must be done to prevent the abuse that is 
going on.  But I also believe there must be a mandatory accessible float to prevent 
abusive manipulation in the other direction.  I think we need more SEC personnel 
to police these naked shorting practices as well as the pump and dump schemes.

     Why do I as an investor have just as much right as a market maker to buy a 
stock, but have no legal means to short an OTCBB stock?  I don't think this is 
fair.  I would also like to relate a story to you about another practice I believe 
is illegal.  This concerns a pink sheet stock VRMD Vision Real Estate Management & 
Development.  A person on the Raging Bull message board identified as Riceman82 
flaunts how he shorts OTCBB stocks through a Canadian broker.  He has identified 
his broker as TD Waterhouse, stated his naked short sale times, prices, and amount 
of shares.  Even telling people when he covers these shorts, stating that he has 
ten days to do so, and concedes that this is not on the up and up.  I believe there 
must be a viable, legal, and open to all investors, method for shorting OTCBB stocks 
so that the these "criminals" (because that's what I believe they are), aren't 
making a killing at the expense of other investors, the OTCBB companies, and our 
country.
                                                                                                
                                        Thank You,
                                        Mark Anderson
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ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS.	399
" They are bad housekeepers, lavish when food is plenty, and in consequence starving in spring. Some have commenced gardens, but this also they follow negligently. February, in their language, is the `hunger month.' Their improvidence is partly owing to their chief dependence being the sea, which always offers them something, or the tundras, which furnish them with roots. If both fail them, there remain only patience and resignation.
" Yet there are some exceptions, and particularly one: settlement in Aliaska, called Paulosk. They use their provisions with a praiseworthy economy, and hence seldom suffer from want. They were the first to learn from the Kadiak missionaries the cultivation of the potato, which they have carried on so well since the commencement of this century that they plant annually, and have always saved the seed. They have more leisure to themselves than most Aleuts, as there are no Russians in the settlement.
" They are universally reproached with laziness. It has been even said that an Aleut will lie and suffer from thirst for hours, unless some one sends him after water. I do not doubt the truth of it in some cases.
"It must be remembered that their indolence depends on circumstances, and that they are as active and busy when the hunting season comes, or they are at work carving, as they are indolent at other times. Their indolence while working for the Company is as great as their activity when working for themselves ; so that under different circumstances they appear like different individuals. Those who have lived among the Russians are great drunkards, and they are all passionately addicted to the use of tobacco.
" They incline to sensuality. Before the teachings of the Christian religion had enlightened them, this inclination had full sway. The nearest consanguinity only, put limits to their passions. Although polygamy was general, nevertheless, there were frequent secret orgies, in which all joined. The strange guest shared all marital rights with his host. The bad example and worse teachings of the early Russian settlers increased their tendency to licentiousness. The introduction of Christianity abolished many of these customs (some of which had a religious significance) with polygamy ; but still secret orgies were held, and the births were very much fewer than they should have been up to
1825-1827. Child-murder is very rare, the belief still being that it brings misfortune on the whole village, and that the murdered babe is heard crying every night.
" However, I am able to declare that the tendency to dissipation de-creases day by day, the number of births has almost doubled, notwith-
out au wotk in de fiels to kiep gather in de crop.

	Frank foun ue a place to work an put us ai]. in de fiel. I never had worked in de fiel before. Id faint away moe everday bout eleven oclock. It was de heat. Some of ein would have to tote me to de house. Id soon come to. Den I had to go back to de fiel. Us was on Maree Davis Coxs place den.

	9~wo years later I met Pet Franke an us married. De oxs was good folks an give us a big weddin. All de white folks an de Niggers for miles around come to see ~ue git married. De Nigger. had a big eupper an had a peck test. Us had eight chillun, but amt but tkiree of em livin. Me an Pet amt been a-livin together for de las twenty-three years. Us jus couldn git long together, so us quit. He lives out at Ackers J~iehing Lodge now en dose de cookin for e~.

.	0$1 flOVt will forgit de K1u Klux Klan. Never will ~ ~or~

git de - way~dat horn soup  at night when dey was a-goin aft er some mean Nigger. Ued all run an hide. Ue was livin on de Troup place din, near old Hamilton, in one o de brick houses back o de housi whar dey used to keep de slaves. Marse Alec Troup was one o de lUta Kluxs an so was Marse Thad llj.Ltia dat lived close by. Deyd make plans together somet ime an I d hear  ~. One time dey caught me lisnin, but dey didn do nothin to me~ cau8e dey knowed I warnt gwine tell. Us was all good Nigger. ou his place.

	Lawd, Miss, dese here young folks today is gwine straight to de Devil. AU dey do all day an all night is run round an
6
From: Peake, Junius [Junius.Peake@unco.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 11:06 AM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: S7-10-04

On May 13, the Commission issued the following press release:

Washington, D.C., May 13, 2004  The Securities and Exchange Commission 
announced today that it intends to extend the comment period on Regulation NMS 
from May 24, 2004, to June 30, 2004. In addition, the Commission plans to issue 
a supplemental request for comment to reflect matters discussed during the 
hearing on Regulation NMS that was held on April 21, 2004. The extension of the 
comment period and supplemental request for comment are intended to afford the 
public a full opportunity to address in their comment letters the matters 
discussed at the hearing.  [Emphasis added.]

Why is the Commission limiting its new Release only to "matters discussed during 
the hearing," and not also on matters brought up by commentators who did not 
testify at the hearing?  After all, those who testified at the hearing had--in 
almost all cases--a direct major economic interest in the outcome of the 
proposed rule changes.

Very truly yours,

Junius W. Peake

Monfort Distinguished Professor of Finance

Kenneth W. Monfort College of Business

University of Northern Colorado

Campus Box 128

Greeley CO 80639-0019

(O) 970-351-2737

(H) 970-351-6610

(C) 970-391-6890

(F) 970-352-3880

E-mail: junius.peake@unco.edu

Home page: http://mcb.unco.edu/facstaffdir/peakej.htm 
<http://mcb.unco.edu/Facstaffdir/peakej.htm>
TITLE:   GCN GRB OBSERVATION REPORT
NUMBER:  218
SUBJECT: GRB 990123: New Optical Observations, Decay Measure
DATE:    99/01/25 10:34:08 GMT
FROM:    Josh Bloom at CIT  <jsb@astro.caltech.edu>

GRB 990123: New Optical Observations, Decay Measure

J. S. Bloom, S. R. Kulkarni, S. G. Djorgovski, S. C. Odewahn (CIT), R.
Sagar, A. K. Pandey, Neelakshi, R. K. S. Yadav (U. P. State Observatory,
India) report on behalf of the Caltech-NRAO-CARA GRB collaboration:

"On 24.0 Jan 1999 UT, we imaged the optical transient (GCN #201) of GRB
990123 (GCN #199) with the 1.04-m UPSO telescope, India.  In one 50-minute
B-band image the transient is well-detected at B = 20.16 +/- 0.15 (Jan
23.958 UT).  The transient is also well-detected in a 60-minute stacked
R-band exposure at gunn-r = 20.02 +/- 0.11.  The B-band image was
calibrated to the zeropoint of GCN #206 with a set of secondary stars in
the OT field.  The R-band photometry was tied the gunn-r system using the
Palomar 60-inch photometry (#207). The error associated with the
calibration between the two somewhat different bandpasses is small
compared to the statistical uncertainties.  These measurements have not
been corrected for Galactic extinction which would amount to A_B = 0.069
and A_r = 0.041 (GCN #207).  With the Galactic extinction correction, the
transient still blue (ie. has a positive spectral index beta ~= 0.3) at
this second epoch (see GCN #207).

Assuming a power-law decay (f_nu[nu] = const*t^alpha) we find

    alpha_B = -0.90 +/- 0.11    (between Jan 23.58 and Jan 23.95)
    alpha_r = -1.04 +/- 0.14    (between Jan 23.56 and Jan 24.00)

This decay is significantly flatter than alpha = -1.5 found at earlier
times (ie. t <= Jan 23.5; GCN #208). A recalibration of the transient
magnitude reported by Garnavich et al. (GCN #215) using the reference star
from Gal et al. (GCN #207), gives r = 21.0 (errors not reported) on Jan
24.547 UT.  This implies a decay of alpha = -1.26, consistent with that
found above.  

An updated light-curve may be obtained at 
http://astro.caltech.edu/~jsb/GRB/grb990123.html

This message may be cited."
128        ILLINOIS HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS
les f ranqois au dela de lade Riviere d'Ohio, et les Anglois en deca des dites montagnes, de sorte que tout le terrein qui se trouve entre lade riviere et les des montagnes, sera regarde comme un
ISSv
pays neutre pendant tout le terns que durera la presente convention, et toutes les concessions s'il y en a quelqu'une, de part et d'autre, sur ledit territoire, seront regardees comme nulles et non avenues.
Arte3.
Pour assurer d'autant plus l'execution de l'arte ler de la presente convention, et pour prevenir toute occasion de nouveaux troubles, les sujets respectifs de sa Majeste tres Chretienne et de sa Majeste Britannique ne pourront frequenter pendant la duree de la presente convention, le dit territoire situe entre la Riviere d'Ohio et les des montagnes sous pretexte de commerce ni de
156
passage qui seront egalement interdits aux deux nations pendant le mesme espace de terns.
[Translation]
French beyond the said river Ohio, and the English behind the said mountains, so that all the lands between the said river and the said mountains shall be regarded as a neutral territory during the term of the present convention; and all grants, if there are any such on either side for the said territory, shall be held null and void.
Article 3
To assure the fuller execution of the first article of the present convention and to forestall all occasion of new difficulties, the respective subjects of Their Most Christian and Britannic Majesties may not for the term of the present convention frequent the said territory situated between the Ohio River and the said mountains under pretext of trade or of passage, both which shall be forbidden to both nations alike during the aforesaid space of time.