BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
07.19.05

Melissa Mathews
Headquarters, Washington
(Phone: 202/358-4769)

Jessica Rye
Kennedy Space Center, Fla. 
(Phone: 321/867-2468)

RELEASE: 05-118

NASA'S SHUTTLE LAUNCH AT LEAST ONE WEEK AWAY

NASA is targeting Tuesday, July 26 as the earliest possible date to 
launch the Space Shuttle Discovery on the Return to Flight mission 
(STS-114). The determination was made during Monday's meeting of the 
Mission Management Team (MMT) at Kennedy. 

The MMT reviewed efforts by teams of engineers. The engineers are 
working through a troubleshooting plan to address an issue with a 
liquid hydrogen low-level fuel sensor circuit. The sensor circuit 
failed a routine prelaunch check during the countdown July 13, 
delaying Discovery's first launch attempt.

NASA is still working to launch Discovery by the end of the July 
window that extends to the 31st. A dozen teams, with hundreds of 
engineers across the country, are expected to complete their battery 
of tests by Wednesday. While they have not isolated a cause of the 
sensor circuit failure, they have eliminated a number of 
possibilities. If the remaining tests are inconclusive, NASA could 
reload the External Tank with super-cooled propellants to see how the 
sensor circuit behaves. The tanking could be done as a test or as 
part of an actual launch countdown.

Commander Eileen Collins and her six Discovery crewmates come out of 
quarantine today for one day off. They resume quarantine and training 
later this week.

For the latest information about STS-114 on the Web, visit:

http://www.nasa.gov/returntoflight

	
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FPUS64 KSHV 110813
SFTSHV
ARZ070-LAZ001-014-TXZ136-165-112200-

TABULAR STATE FORECAST FOR THE FOUR-STATE AREA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA
400 AM CDT WED JUN 11 2003

ROWS INCLUDE...
   DAILY PREDOMINANT DAYTIME WEATHER
   FORECAST TEMPERATURES...EARLY MORNING LOW/DAYTIME HIGH
      - INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
      MM INDICATES MISSING DATA
   PROBABILITY OF PRECIPITATION 6AM-6PM


   FCST    FCST    FCST    FCST    FCST    FCST    FCST
   TODAY   THU     FRI     SAT     SUN     MON     TUE
   JUN 11  JUN 12  JUN 13  JUN 14  JUN 15  JUN 16  JUN 17

...SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS...
   TEXARKANA
   TSTRMS  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY
     /87   72/90   72/91   72/91   71/91   72/89   72/89
   POP 50  POP 30  POP 30  POP 30  POP 30  POP 20  POP 20

...NORTHEAST TEXAS...
   TYLER
   TSTRMS  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY
     /90   73/90   74/91   74/91   73/91   72/90   72/90
   POP 50  POP 30  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20

...EAST TEXAS...
   LUFKIN
   PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY
     /91   75/90   74/91   74/91   73/91   72/91   72/91
   POP 40  POP 30  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20

...NORTH LOUISIANA...
   SHREVEPORT
   PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY
     /88   73/90   73/91   73/91   72/91   72/90   72/90
   POP 40  POP 30  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20

   MONROE
   PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY  PTCLDY
     /87   73/90   72/91   72/91   71/91   72/90   72/90
   POP 40  POP 30  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20  POP 20


$$
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FLSMEG
FLOOD STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEMPHIS TN
857 PM CDT WED APR 09 2008

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR THE OBION RIVER.
   
THE NEXT RIVER STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED WHEN CONDITIONS WARRANT.

FOR GRAPHICAL RIVER AND FLOOD INFORMATION...PLEASE GO TO 
WWW.WEATHER.GOV AND CLICK NEAR MEMPHIS ON THE MAP. THEN SELECT RIVERS
AND LAKES AHPS UNDER CURRENT CONDITIONS.

DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH FLOODED AREAS...TURN AROUND DON'T DROWN.

STAY TUNED TO YOUR WEATHER RADIO AND YOUR LOCAL NEWS MEDIA FOR THE 
LATEST RIVER INFORMATION.

TNC045-053-131-101657-
/O.CON.KMEG.FL.W.0039.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/
/OBNT1.1.ER.080404T0949Z.080408T0600Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
857 PM CDT WED APR 09 2008

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE OBION RIVER NEAR OBION 
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
* AT 08 PM WEDNESDAY THE STAGE WAS 36.4 FEET 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST 
* FLOOD STAGE IS 34.0 FEET
* AT 36.0 FEET...RIVES IS FLOODING. MOST CROP LAND NEAR THE RIVER IS
  FLOODED

$$

TNC045-101656-
/O.CON.KMEG.FL.W.0052.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/
/BOGT1.1.ER.080407T2200Z.080411T1200Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
857 PM CDT WED APR 09 2008

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE OBION RIVER NEAR BOGOTA
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
* AT 08 PM WEDNESDAY THE STAGE WAS 23.2 FEET 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST 
* MAXIMUM FORECAST STAGE OF 23.5 FEET FRIDAY MORNING
* FLOOD STAGE IS 22.0 FEET
* THE RIVER ROSE ABOVE FLOOD STAGE MONDAY AFTERNOON AND WILL CONTINUE
  RISING TO NEAR 23.5 FEET BY  FRIDAY MORNING THEN BEGIN FALLING.
* AT 25.0 FEET...HIGHWAY 103 NEAR MISTON IS COVERED BY FLOOD WATERS. 
  WATER IS FLOODING A FEW HOMES IN BOGOTA ON THE EAST SIDE OF HIGHWAY
  78. WATER IS COVERING SOME SECONDARY ROADS NEAR THE RIVER

$$
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CA2941

1.  Credit USAF, ca. 1942. Original housed in the Muroc Flight Test Base, Unit History, 1 September 1942 - 30 June 1945. Alfred F. Simpson Historical Research Agency. United States Air Force. Maxwell AFB, Alabama. Historical view looks west southwest at construction of Building 4317, Deluge Water Pumping Station (then designated Pump House No. 3). This in-ground structure houses fire pumps which draw water from an in-ground reservoir, Building 4316 (See HAER photos CA-170-I).  Pumping station was built in-ground to take advantage of gravity, since water flows from reservoir to prime the pumps, and fire system piping is underground. Opening in far wall is to stairs leading up to ground level. Earth mound in background is part of water reservoir construction (Building 4316).
2.  Credit BG. View looks west southwest (245) at Building 4317, Deluge Water Pumping Station. The machinery in this structure draws water from an inground reservoir, Building 4316, whose round roof is visible at left rear of this view.
3.  Credit BG. Interior view looks northeast (46) at fire pumps, valves, and emergency generator (powered by an internal combustion engine).
4.  Credit BG. Interior detail view of entry stairs at southwest end of Deluge Water Pumping Station. The left wall has a slight curve.
5.  Photographic copy of engineering drawing showing plans, elevation and section of Deluge Water System, including reservior (4316), Pump House (4317), and water tower.   Job No. Muroc A(5-ll), Military Construction, San Bernardino-Mojave Area, San Bernardino, Calif[ornia]: Muroc Bombing Range, Muroc Lake, Calif[ornia].; Additional Facilities for Materiel Center Flight Test Base, Water Supply System, Plans and Sections, Sheet 5 of 10, May 1943. Records on file at AFFTC/CE-CECC-B (Design/Construction  Flight/RPMC), Edwards AFB, California.
QUESTION:
As far as you know from the Viking missions, as well as the Pathfinder
mission, what do you expect the geotechnical caracteristics of the upper
layers of the soil in Mars to be (cohesion, friction angle)?  In so far as
the temperature can sometimes be higher than 0 degrees celsius, to what
extent does this fact affect the behaviour of the soils?
ANSWER from Bruce Jakosky on February 7, 1998:
There is a vast literature describing the physical properties of the Martian
surface and presenting results on technical parameters such as the angle of
internal friction, cohesiveness, etc.  Some of these results are discussed
in the book MARS (edited by H.H. Kieffer and others). Loosely speaking, the
dust is somewhat similar to a fine flour.  Of course, the rocks and crusted
material might feel similar to the surface in a terrestrial desert.
When the temperature changes from below to above freezing, there can be an
affect only when there is a significant amount of water present.  The
temperature can rise above freezing only in the top few millimeters of the
surface, and this region would quickly lose any water that it had.  Thus, as
a general rule, it is unlikely that there would be a big effect from
reaching the melting temperature.  Of course, there are places where water
might be abundant and where there would be large effects; no such places
have been identified yet, however.
ANSWER from Jeff Plescia on February 9, 1998:
The phyiscal properties of the Martian surface are not too different from
those of either the Earth or the Moon.
The best analog for Martian surface material is a moderately dense soil on
the Earth.
friction angles for Pathfinder site soils: 36.6 degrees
angle of repose: 34.2 degrees
cohesion: 0.238 kPa
I suggest reading the article in Science, vol 278, p. 1765-1768, December 5,
1977 on the physical properties of the Martian surface from Pathfinder.
References therein will direct you to Viking information.
624               DIARY Otf THE WAR
April 12-14.Rozhdestvensky Arrives in Kamranh Bay.
April 14.Japanese occupy Yingching.
April 15.Japanese occupy Tunghwa, 50 miles east of Shingking.
April 18.-Growing indignation in Japan at reported violations of French neutrality.
April 20.Japanese Minister in Paris calls M. Delcasse's attention to the reported stay of Russian vessels in Kamranh Bay. M. Delcasse" tenders his resignation.
April 21.Statement by M. Rouvier that the French Government meant absolutely to respect neutrality between the belligerents, and had given precise orders to all its agents in the Far East.
April 22.M. Delcasse's resignation withdrawn. Rozhdestvensky leaves Kamranh Bay.
April 24.Russian attack on Changtu and Kaiyuen repulsed. Rozhdestvensky returns to Kamranh Bay.
April 26.Rozhdestvensky again leaves Kamranh Bay.
April 27.Nebogatoff reported off Penang.
May    1.Japanese reach Tiaoyutai, 28 miles north of Tunghwai United   States   Government   urges   upon   China  the advisability  of enforcing,  so  far  as   possible,  the neutrality of Chinese harbours.
Russian Fleet at Port Dayet, 40 miles north of Kamranh Bay.
May     2.Russian Fleet reported at Honkohe Bay.
May 4.Japanese Minister in Paris asks for explanation concerning news received by his government as to violation of neutrality in Indo-Chinese waters.
May     5.Four Russian  torpedo boats burn a Japanese sailing
vessel off Hokkaido. Nebogatoff passes Singapore.
May 8.Publication of French semi-official Note denying charges of breach of neutrality.
May    9.Rozhdestvensky leaves Honkohe Bay. Nebogatoff off Cape St. James. Two Russian cruisers sighted off Aomori, on the north
toast of Nippon. Russians repulsed at Yingpienniun.
May  12.Rozhdestvensky returns to Honkohe Bay*
May   13.Martial law proclaimed throughout Formosa.
May  14.The Baltic Fleet leaves Honkohe Bay for the north.
May 15.The Japanese Government vetoes the export of coal to Indo-China.
May 17.Admiral Birifeff appointed to the command of the naval forces in the Pacific.
Don Nolan-Proxmire
Headquarters, Washington, DC                        May 6, 1998
(Phone:  202/358-1983)

RELEASE:  98-77

TEST PILOTS TO TESTBEDS -- NASA CUSHIONS 
LIFTOFF AND EASES BEDSORES 

     A foam material developed by NASA researchers to cushion 
pilots against the rigors of test flight, and currently in use 
aboard the Space Shuttles, is now being successfully sold in 
pillows and mattresses by a Lexington, KY, company to treat 
disorders ranging from sleeplessness to the more severe illness of 
pressure ulcers, commonly known as bedsores.

     Tempur-Pedic's products have been cited by the U.S. 
Department of Veterans Affairs as "very effective for the 
treatment and prevention" of bedsores and "very comfortable" to 
patients.  Both the Veterans Affairs Department and the National 
Institutes of Health have purchased hundreds of Tempur-Pedic 
products for use in their pain management and ulcer treatment 
programs.  Bedsores, which can be fatal if left untreated, cost 
the Medicare and Medicaid programs almost $2 billion annually for 
treatment of wheelchair-bound, nursing home and hospital patients.

     The one millionth pillow produced by the company, Tempur-
Pedic, will be presented by its CEO, Robert Trussell, to NASA 
Administrator Daniel S. Goldin, on Wednesday, May 6, at 5 p.m. EDT 
in the NASA Headquarters Auditorium, 300 E Street, SW, Washington, 
DC. 

     Administrator Goldin said, "This NASA technology designed to 
protect astronauts and pilots is now being used to help the 
elderly, the disabled and hospital patients.  NASA is deeply 
committed to transferring our unique knowledge to improve the 
quality of life for all Americans."  Tempur-Pedic's Trussell 
added, "We have taken NASA's space-age material and developed it 
into 'body-friendly' bedding, which distributes pressure more 
evenly throughout the spine, joints and other parts of the body."

     Tempur-Pedic's pillows, mattresses and other products made 
from Temper Foam have billions of self-ventilating memory 
molecules that slowly react to body heat and weight.  It was first 
developed by NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA, for 
use in aircraft test-pilot seats and to protect airline passengers 
in crashes.  Temper Foam was recently inducted into the United 
States Space Foundation's Space Technology Hall of Fame,  Colorado 
Springs, CO.

     NASA actively encourages commercialization of its 
technologies.  To learn more about NASA innovations, 
commercialization efforts and the Agency's technology transfer 
programs, interested parties can call 1-800-678-6882 or access the 
NASA Commercial Technology Network web page at URL: 

                  http://nctn.hq.nasa/gov/

     Tempur-Pedic can be contacted by telephoning 1-800-886-6466 
or at the web address:

                     www.tempurpedic.com

                            -end-
I have been in touch with the Ames Export Administrator's
office and
have gotten an agreement from an individual named Tony
Damian (who works
under Raj Shea) that we could instead use the following
process to allow
repository access:

1. We would provide an access list of Ames personnel to the
AEA office
(where the list contains both civil servants and
contractors).
2. That office would approve the list.
3. Our repository manager would then grant those individuals
access.

Note, no foreign nationals will have access to the
repository.  Plus, we
would also request a fee-free license for the Ames personal
(from JPL
IPO) for all software in the repository that is IP
protected.

I explained this to Grace, and she was ok with it as long as
I did
several other things. One of these was have both Raj Shea
(from the AEA
office) and the Ames patent counsel (Raj Padea) sign off on
the process
and verify that the Ames personnel are 1) U.S. persons, and
2) Bound to
confidentiality.

My question is how official does this signing off need to
be.  Will an
email suffice from both of these individuals saying they
approve of the
above process?  Or do we need some official memo?

Also note, the above step is only one item is a long list I
need to
tackle in order to provide repository access.  Grace also
mentioned
contract/task plans changes, and some other items.  But
right now, I
want to get the above step set up and then I may have
questions about
other steps.

I apologize for diving into to such a complicated situation,
but I
really need to get some of these items resolved soon. If you
have any
questions let me know.  Im happy to explain all of the
other steps that
Grace outlined as well.

Thanks,
Tara
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A STUDY OF BAT HABITAT AND ACTIVITY AT TWO SITES IN DUBUQUE COUNTY, IOWA: MINES 
OF SPAIN AND WHITE PINE HOLLOW

Brian Lex and Laura Cady. Environmental Science Program, Biology Department
University of Dubuque, Dubuque, IA 52001

A study of bat activity at two sites in eastern Dubuque County, IA was conducted 
to determine species diversity, habitat suitability and effects due to human 
disturbances.  Mist netting for this experiment compared habitats at Mines of 
Spain along Catfish creek located near the Mississippi River, and along the 
Little Turkey River in White Pine Hollow.  Human disturbance, temperature, and 
rainfall effects were evaluated as they may have influenced bat inhabitation of 
the sites and activity levels. Greater species diversity was observed at White 
Pine Hollow, where four different species were captured.  These included the 
little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus), big brown bat (Eptesicus fuscus), silver-
haired bat (Lasionycteris noctivangans), and the endangered Indiana bat (Myotis 
sodalis). Only the big brown bat was captured at the Mines of Spain site. White 
Pine Hollow is a preserve with few human disturbances, and Mines of Spain is a 
recreational area visited frequently by humans.  Greater numbers of bats were 
observed following the wet spring than in the drier summer months. 

Keywords:   Chiropterans, bats, White Pine Hollow, Mines of Spain
FXUS63 KMKX 240808
AFDMKE

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MILWAUKEE/SULLIVAN WI
310 AM CDT SUN AUG 24 2003

FCST FOCUS ON TEMPS/DEW POINTS/WINDS TODAY AND SUBSEQUENT FIRE WX
CONCERNS AND THEN HANDLING POPS THRU FCST PERIOD.

ETA CONTINUES TO AGGRESSIVELY ADVECT HOT PROD WITH +24 H8 AIR INTO
CWA TODAY. NGM/GFS NOT AS BOLD WITH H8 TEMPS...BUT STILL SHOWING
H8 TEMPS GETTING INTO L20S. A RELATIVELY DRY SW LOW LEVEL FLOW
INITIALLY...ESP WHEN LOOKING AT UPSTREAM DEW POINTS INTO IA/MO KS...
SO MAY TAKE A WHILE FOR JUICIER DEW POINTS TO GET IN HERE. BUFFY
SOUNDINGS ARE OF PARTICULAR CONCERN WITH CONSIDERABLE T/TD SPREADS AS
DRIER AIR FROM ABV GETS MIXED DOWN ALONG WITH SW WINDS UP TO 25 KTS.
WILL MAINTAIN THE LOOK OF GOING FCST WITH THE HIGHER END TEMPS...ESP
GIVEN POTENTIAL FOR FULL SUN...ESP LTR MRNG/AFTN HRS. GIVEN HOW DRY
THINGS HAVE BEEN...COULD STILL BECOME PROBLEMATIC...THO APPEARS CONDS
WILL COME UP SHORT OF RED FLAG ACTION.

AS FAR AS PCPN POTENTIAL GOES...ALSO A STICKY WICKY. UPR RDG AXIS
CONTINUES TO EDGE EWD FROM NRN/CNTRL PLAINS. TSTMS ON NOSE OF LLJ/WAA
ACRS NE WI DRIFTG SEWD AND SAT/RDR TRENDS WOULD TAKE THIS JUST NORTH
OF FDL/SBM CNTYS THIS MRNG. THEN RH SCOURS OUT AS BEST WAA SHIFTS
EAST OF CWA WITH TIME TODAY. UPR FLO PROGGD TO FLATTEN A BIT WITH
TIME AND THIS DVLPS H2-H3 DVRG THIS EVE AND OVERNGT. WK FRONTAL ZONE
PROGGD BY ALL MODELS TO SLIDE SWD THRU CWA. ELEVATED INSTAB QUITE
IMPRESSIVE...HOWEVER COLUMN DOES NOT SATURATE BLO 8K AND CIN NUMBERS
ARE VRY HIGH. SWODY1 BRINGS SLGT INTO WRN CWA AND ENUF POS FACTORS TO
MAINTAIN THE GOING CHC...BUT NOT READY TO JUMP ON THE LIKELY ETA MOS
POPS ATTM.

MON THRU ERLY TUE WILL ALSO BRING MORE CHCS FOR TSTMS AS RENEWED
LOW PRES APPCHS AND RTNS BNDRY NWD THRU CWA AS WRM FNT AND THEN
COLD FROPA ERLY TUE. CAPES ARND 2K WITH EHI NUMBERS RATHER IMPRESSIVE
MON AFTN/EVE IN WRN CWA...NOT AS IMPRESSIVE IN ERN CWA. IN FACT
CIN CONTINUES TO BE QUITE HIGH ON BUFFY SOUNDINGS IN MKE THRU ERLY
TUE AS LOW LEVELS PROGGD TO REMAIN VRY DRY.

CANADIAN/GFS/ECMWF ALL IN AGREEMENT WITH ANOTHER SYS APPCH FOR LTR
WED NGT AND INTO THU.

.MKX...NONE.

$$
Latest revision  24 Feb. 1999

Spurious triggers 7409 - 7424 due to flight software upset.

TJD 11231-11232 = February 22-23, 1999

A flight software upset (bit flip) occurred at TJD/SoD 11231/24986.
The upset occurred in an area of the software where the background
rates are calculated; this can affect trigger thresholds, etc.
The effect was noticed when spurious triggers began occurring.

The problem was fixed by sending a command to the spacecraft at
TJD/SoD 11232/50849 to change the contents of the altered word back
to the original value.

As a result, triggers 7409 - 7424 are spurious and are considered
accidental.
HISTORY  OF  ST. DOMINGO.
115
1790.
As if to meet the insidious policy of Mauduit, the divisions of chap. hi.
the new legislative bodies burst into open convulsion, by the
conduct of the provincial assembly of the north, who endeavoured
to the utmost of their power, to counteract the provisions of the
General Assembly.
The decree which was the result of its deliberations being May as,
completed, the plan for a new constitution was published ; which,
as if every thing was to coincide with the untoward disposition
of affairs, was so framed as to please scarce any party, and formed
the ostensible motive for the commencement of hostilities in the
party of M. Peynier. The principal articles of this Gonsitution
{of which there were ten,) consisted in
I.  Vesting in the " General Assembly of the French part of
St. Domingo" the entire management of the internal concerns of
the colony.
II.  Preventing any act of the legislative body relative to the
internal concerns of the colony, from becoming a law, until
definitively sanctioned by the Representatives of the People, and
confirmed by the king.
III.  IV. and V. Enabling the Assembly to enact provisional
laws for their own government. Nevertheless, to keep as a
separate question the execution of those laws ; and in case of the
governor-general (to whom such decrees shall be notified for the
purpose of being enforced) sending any observations on them to the
Assembly, causing them to be entered on the Journals, ordering
o. 2                                     a con-
NCNR                   NG-1 8m SANS Instrument Schedule
P. Butler   Tel: (301)975-2028  Fax: (301)921-9847, E-mail: butler@nist.gov
D. Ho       Tel: (301)975-6422   Fax: (301)921-9847, E-mail: derek.ho@nist.gov
Instrument  Tel: (301)975-5401            Changeover time: 9:30 a.m.
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Date   Days  Users               S-No    Experiments              Equip Contact
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Aug 20   1   D. Ho                       Instrument Testing        5P   Ho


Aug 21   1   R. Briber, P.       3610    Magnetic Nanoclusters in  5P   Ho
             Akcora, S.Ahn       SP13-05 Block Copolymers

Aug 22   1                               TBA                       5P


Aug 23   3   L.-P. Sung, S,      3591    Multicomponent Polymeric  5P   Ho
             Scierka, F. Landis,         Coatings
             D. Ho
Aug 26   3   H. Wang             3588    Carbon Nanotube Solutions 5P   Wang
                                         and Nanocomposites

Aug 29   4                               TBA                       5P


Sep 2    2                               TBA                       5P


Sep 4    2   X. Gu, D. Ho        3605    Effects of UV on Polymer  5P   Ho
                                         Coatings

Sep 6    3   F. Landis, S. Lin-  3611    Morphological             5P   Hedden
             Gibson, R. Jones,           Characterization of
             R. Hedden                   Ionomer Membranes
Sep 9    2   H.-J. Lee, R.       3608    Nanoporous Low-K Films    5P   Hedden
             Hedden, B. Bauer

Sep 11   1   R. Hedden           3571    Solution Structure of     5P   Hedden
                                         Dendrimer-Star Polymers

Sep 12   3   R. Briber, P.       3610    Magnetic Particles in     DI   Ho
             Akcora, S. Ahn, P.  SP13-05 Block Copolymers
             Kofinas, J. Rhyne
Sep 15   2                               TBA                       5P


Sep 17   3   M. Lin, L. Guo      3617    Effects of Magnetism on   5P   Lin
                                         Diesel Fuel

Sep 20   7                               TBA                       5P


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MCC: Good morning Discovery! Stephanie, we hope you enjoyed the wakeup music.

Stephanie Wilson: Good morning Houston! Thank you for playing that version of 'Lift Every Voice and Sing.' That one is particularly near and dear to my heart because it's performed by a local group in the Galveston area directed by (unintelligible). Particularly after the day of our nation's independence, it's very fitting because it reminds us that anyone and everyone can participate in the space program. Thanks very much and good morning.

MCC: You're welcome and good morning.

Commentator: This is Mission Control Houston. That was the wakeup call for the Discovery crew now officially starting their first full day in space and the second flight day of their mission. That song was entitled 'Lift Every Voice and Sing' by the New Galveston Chorale. That was played this morning in honor of Mission Specialist Stephanie Wilson -- a rookie and first time flyer enjoying her first morning on orbit.
Butler, D L ; Krueger, R P ; Campbell Osmundson, B ; Jensen, E G 

 Reconnaissance investigation of water quality, bottom sediment, and biota 
associated with irrigation drainage in the Dolores Project Area, 
southwestern Colorado and southeastern Utah, 1990-91 Water Resources 
Investigations Report: 94-4041.

 Water, bottom-sediment, and biota samples were collected in 1990-91 to  
identify water-quality problems associated with irrigation drainage in  the 
Dolores Project area. Concentrations of cadmium, mercury, and  selenium in 
some water samples exceeded aquatic-life criteria. Selenium  was associated 
with irrigation drainage from the Dolores Project, but  other trace elements 
may be transported into the area in the irrigation  water supply. Selenium 
concentrations exceeded the chronic aquatic-life  criterion in water samples 
from lower McElmo Creek and Navajo Wash,  which drain the Montezuma Valley, 
from newly irrigated areas, and from  the Mancos River. The maximum selenium 
concentration in water was 88  micrograms per liter from Navajo Wash. 
Concentrations of herbicides in  water were less than concentrations harmful 
to aquatic life. Selenium  concentrations in four bottom-sediment samples 
exceeded the baseline  concentrations for soils in the Western United 
States. The largest  selenium concentrations in biota were in samples from 
Navajo Wash, from  newly irrigated areas north of the Montezuma Valley, and 
from the  Mancos River basin. Selenium concentrations in aquatic-
invertebrate  samples from the newly irrigated areas exceeded a guideline 
for food  items consumed by fish and wildlife. Selenium concentrations in  
whole-body suckers were larger in the San Juan River downstream from  the 
Dolores Project than upstream from the project at Four Corners.  Selenium 
concentrations in fathead minnow samples from two sites were  at adverse-
effect levels. Mercury concentrations in warm-water game  fish in reservoirs 
in the study area may be of concern to human health.  Some concentrations of 
other trace elements exceeded background  concentrations, but the 
concentrations were not toxicologically  significant or the toxicologic 
significance is not known. 

USA, Colorado; USA, Utah; water quality; water sampling; irrigation  
effects; selenium; pesticides; bottom sediments; mercury; water  pollution 
sources; water pollution effects (Water Quality Management and Protection -- 
Sources and fate of  pollution)
MISSOURI
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	One morning Id got out there real early, too early to go into de field and I thinks Ill rest awhile under de tree. I had my eyes shut for a while when something bothered nie. When I opened up my eyes there was a lot a strange hosses standing round me in a ring. I jumped up and hollered, git out . Dey turned and ran and dey run right off a steep bank on the other side of de field.

	Did you see them down there? he was asked.

	Cose I never, nobody lse never neither, dey wasnt dere, dats why, he answered.

	Lord, when I thinks of de way we used to woi~k. Out in de field before day and work till plumb dark. My boss would say, George take two men, or maybe three men, and git dat field plow ed, or dat woods patch cleared . ~ knd he knowed if he tell me, de work would be done.

	And I worked at anything. One time I steamboated for eight years . But what do dese young folks ~ ~iow  bout work? i I Look at dat grandson of mine, just crossed de porch~--why hets fourteen and he can t even use  a ax. Too young? Go on with youl

tt I tells you dese young folks just  don  t know how to work .
340        ILLINOIS HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS
cession aussi considerable.
Mon avis est done, Sire, de ne point admettre les propositions de l'Angleterre, d'y faire une reponse douce pour gagner du tems, que je communiquerai a son conseil Dimanche. D'envoyer en Espagne les reponses d'Angleterre; et de relever le precede relativement au memoire qui concerne cette couronne; de proposer au Roy d'Espagne de prendre en depot Minorque pour que nous puissions nous servir des trouppes qui y sont et menager cette depense, de demander au Roi d'Espagne s'il veut achetter la Louisianne, et si ce marche lui convient, de faire un arrangement
104
de banquier sur cet objet qui sera necessaire au soutien des fonds pour la campagne prochaine et la suivante; il faut aussi proposer au Roy d'Espagne de se declarer cette annee plustot que l'annee prochaine; pendant que ces propositions iront a Madrid, notre memoire sera remis en Angleterre, et nous en verrons le succes.
Je pense en outre qu'il faut informer les deux imperatrices de la fidelite et de la fermete de V. Mte pour ses engagems.   Enfin
[Translation] ourselves with having made such a cession.
My advice, then, Sire, is, in no wise to admit the English proposals, but to make a soft reply to gain time, which I will communicate to your council Sunday; to send the English answer to Spain, and to stress the proceeding on the memorial concerning that crown; to propose to the King of Spain to garrison Minorca that we may use the troops there and economize on that expense; to ask the King of Spain if he wishes to buy Louisiana, and if the purchase appeals to him to make a banking arrangement to that end, such as will be necessary for the support of the public credit for the next campaign and for the one to follow it. We should also propose to the King of Spain to declare himself this year rather than next. While these proposals go to Madrid, our memoir will be sent to England, and we will see what success it has.
I further think it necessary to inform the two empresses of Your Majesty's fidelity to your engagements.    Finally, Sire, I
THE MONUMENTS.                303
fection, and the lotus that of Buddha, these words may perhaps be taken to express the desire of acquiring perfection, in order to be reunited to Buddha; and the symbolic formula, ' 0 the jewel in the lotus ! Amen,' may be paraphrased, '0 that I may attain perfection, and be absorbed in Buddha ! Amen.'
"According to the explanation of the regent, the mani may be, in some sort, the resume of a vast Pantheism, the base of all Buddhist belief. The educated Lamas say that Buddha is the one necessary being, independent, the principle of all things.. The "earth, the stars, man; all that exist, is a partial and temporary manifestation of Buddha. All has been created by Buddha, in the sense that all proceeds from him, as the light from the sun. All beings emanating from Buddha have had a beginning, and will have an end; but as they proceeded necessarily from the universal essence they will be reabsorbed also necessarily. Thus as Buddha is eternal, his manifestations always have been and always will be, although taken separately-all have had a beginning and will have an end."
We remained some time' upon the promontory of Ghenghis Khan, as I named it, because it seemed to be but just to the Great Mogul that this far eastern point of land, made historical by these long-preserved monuments, denoting perhaps the limits of his conquests east, should receive his name, in accordance with the inscription-as the Youan dynasty was that of Ghenghis.. On a Chinese map that I have seen this point is called Toon; the Russians call it Teer or Tver, or rather that is the name,perhaps native,(Gelack) of the village just below the pro-
Colorado Springs, CO                  (1971-2000)
  
Normal Daily Temperatures (F) and Precipitation (inches)
  
 Date     Maximum    Minimum    Mean  Precipitation
July  1      83         53       68        .08
July  2      83         53       68        .08
July  3      84         53       68        .08
July  4      84         54       69        .08
July  5      84         54       69        .08
   
July  6      84         54       69        .08
July  7      84         54       69        .08
July  8      84         54       69        .08
July  9      84         54       69        .08
July 10      84         54       69        .08
   
July 11      84         55       70        .09
July 12      85         55       70        .09
July 13      85         55       70        .09
July 14      85         55       70        .09
July 15      85         55       70        .09
   
July 16      85         55       70        .09
July 17      85         55       70        .09
July 18      85         55       70        .09
July 19      85         55       70        .09
July 20      85         55       70        .09
   
July 21      85         55       70        .10
July 22      85         55       70        .10
July 23      85         55       70        .10
July 24      85         55       70        .10
July 25      84         56       70        .10
   
July 26      84         56       70        .10
July 27      84         56       70        .11
July 28      84         56       70        .11
July 29      84         56       70        .11
July 30      84         56       70        .11
   
July 31      84         55       70        .11
ZCZC NFDSPENES ALL
SPENES
.
SATELLITE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATES..DATE/TIME 07/25/07 0024Z
SATELLITE ANALYSIS BRANCH/NESDIS---NPPU---TEL.301-763-8678
LATEST DATA USED: GOES-12: 0015Z	DS
.
LOCATION...S TEXAS...
.
ATTN WFOS...HGX...CRP...EWX...BRO...
ATTN RFCS...WGRFC...
.
EVENT...CONTINUED HVY RAINS...MOVING SWD
.
SATELLITE ANALYSIS AND TRENDS...COLD TOP CELLS CONTINUE TO MOVE SWD
TWDS REMAINING INSTABILITY IN DEEP SRN TX. CELLS HAVE MERGED INTO AN E-W
LINE FROM N WEBB/DIMMIT TO NUECES COUNTY. VERY HVY RAINS ARE CURRENTLY
OCCURRING OVER S LA SALLE/SE DIMMIT AS A MERGER IS UNDERWAY TEHRE WITH
RAINFALL RATES THAT ARE LIKELY BETWEEN 1.5-2"/30-40 MIN. CELL OVER W
NUECES/JIM WELLS/DUVAL COUNTY HAS BEEN SWAYING BACK AND FORTH BUT SEEMS
TO BE ANCHORED ALONG THE NUECES/JIM WELLS BORDER. MANY OVERSHOOTING TOPS
ARE SEEN ON VIS IMAGERY..MOSTLY IN THE AREAS ALREADY MENTIONED ABOVE BUT
ALSO ON THE NEW CELLS FORMING IN E WEBB COUNTY. OUTFLOW BNDRY SEEN PUSHING
NWWD IS THE REASON FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF CELLS AND ITS MOVEMENT WILL
ONLY INCREASE RAINRATES ONCE IT INTERACTS S OF KCOT. 1 HR HYDROESTIMATOR
AMOUNTS ENDING 2330Z SHOWED MAX AMOUNTS OF 1.5" ALONG THE NUECES/JIM WELLS
BORDER AND ANOTHER MAX IN N WEBB/SE DIMMIT OF NEAR 1.5". BOTH OF THESE
AMOUNTS HAVE INCREASED GREATLY DUE TO MERGERS/ENHANCEMENTS OF CELLS SINCE
2330Z SO AMOUNTS IN EXCESS OF 3" FOR JIM WELLS/NUECES HAVE LIKELY OCCURRED
AND 2-2.5" OVER N WEBB/SE DIMMIT/S LA SALLE COUNTIES. OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS
SHOWS BEST MOISTURE CNVG TO THE S AND THIS IS WHERE CELLS ARE HEADED PER
STLT IMAGERY. LOOKS POSSIBLE FOR ANOTHER MERGER BETWEEN THE TWO AREAS OF
HVY RAINS LIKELY INVOF SE WEBB/W DUVAL COUNTIES. WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR.
.
SEE NCEP HPC DISCUSSION AND QPF/S FOR FORECAST.
....NESDIS IS A MEMBER OF 12 PLANET....
.
SSD/SAB WEB ADDRESS FOR PRECIP ESTIMATES:
HTTP://WWW.SSD.NOAA.GOV/PS/PCPN/
...ALL LOWER CASE EXCEPT /PS/PCPN/
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LAT...LON 2899 10099 2897 9663 2625 9686 2705 10020
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NNNN
From:	Garrett, Carolyn [Carolyn.Garrett@pfizer.com]
Sent:	Monday, August 06, 2001 5:14 PM
To:	'FDAdockets@oc.fda.gov'
Cc:	Hug, Monica; Skolnik, Norma
Subject:	Registration for Food Allergen Public Meeting, 8/13

I would like to register for the August 13 Public Meeting on Labeling of Foods Containing Allergens.  My information is as follows:
Name:  Carolyn Garrett
Title:  Operations Manager
Organization:  Adams, a division of Pfizer
Address:  182 Tabor Road, Morris Plains, NJ 07950
Telephone:  973-385-7964
Fax: 973-385-7304
E-mail:  carolyn.garrett@pfizer.com
Organization Type:  R&D, Confectionery


One of the two following colleagues will also be attending.  Their contact information is identical except the following:
Name:  Monica Hug or Norma Skolnik
Title:  Monicas - Regulatory Affairs Associate, Normas - Director Regulatory Affairs, New Need States Telephone:  Monicas - 973-385-4551, 
Normas - 973-385-6489 Fax:  973-385-7769 (for both)
E-mail:  monica.hug@pfizer.com, norma.skolnik@pfizer.com
Please confirm the receipt of this e-mail and our registration acceptance.  
Thank you for your attention,
Carolyn Garrett
Adams Worldwide R&D
a division of Pfizer, Inc.
Ph:  973-385-7964
Fx:  973-385-7304
E-Mail:  carolyn.garrett@pfizer.com
Minutes of Daily Meeting -- 28 January 1996
C. St.Cyr (LASCO/EIT)

Spacecraft Status -- Nominal.  One roll anomaly during the night,
but the data have not yet been analyzed.  There have been problems
with the POCC systems this morning, forcing several back-and-forth
fail-overs which are delaying the start of activities.

Instrument Status --

VIRGO -  Another attempt to open the LOI door will be performed today.

MDI - Nominal.

SUMER - Nominal.  They have tested the North Pole coronal hole sequence,
and performed grating focus tests during the night.

CDS - Nominal.  GIS detector commissioning continues.

EIT - Nominal.  Single set of four images acquired yesterday (one through 
each filter).

LASCO - Nominal.  C2 internal occulting system adjustment optimized 
yesterday.  Plan to acquire filter/polarizer images today.  C3 images
acquired through the night.

UVCS - Nominal.  Measured Lyman-alpha and O VI at 1.6 R.

No schedule changes (except LOI door attempt).  No additional business.
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Rapid Response of the Plasmasphere to Changes in the IMF:  Global
Plasmapause Electric Field Measurements by IMAGE EUV 

Goldstein, J., R. A. Wolf, B. R. Sandel, T. Forrester, D. Gallagher,
and P. H. Reiff

Pictures taken by the extreme ultraviolet imager (EUV) on the Imager
for Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration (IMAGE) satellite very
often show a well-defined and identifiable plasmapause. For each EUV
time snapshot, this plasmapause can be mapped down to the magnetic
equatorial plane; thus, the EUV data provide a means of obtaining the
time development of the two-dimensional equatorial plasmapause. This
time development can in turn be used to estimate the E-cross-B drift
velocity of the plasmapause boundary.  Assuming knowledge of the
equatorial geomagnetic field, this methodology yields global
equatorial plasmapause electric field measurements. 

For some time, it has been established that the plasmapause moves in
response to changes in the global magnetospheric convection field,
which in turn is driven by solar wind dynamic pressure and
interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) orientation. A handful of time
histories recorded by EUV using the method above show the plasmapause
moving radially inward or outward.  Comparison of the plasmapause
time development with IMF orientation in these cases shows that the
plasmapause responds rapidly (within 25 to 30 minutes) to sudden
changes in the IMF Bz polarity. A change to southward Bz enhances
magnetospheric convection, causing visible inward motion of the
nightside plasmapause. A change to northward Bz seems to trigger an
overshielding condition, producing outward motion of the nightside
plasmapause. Time plots of plasmapause location at given magnetic
local times can be generated. From comparison of these plasmapause
location time plots with corresponding IMF Bz polarity profiles, it
is evident that the plasmapause location is very responsive to
changes in the IMF. 

_______________
To be presented at the Magnetospheric Imaging Workshop, 
Yosemite National Park, California, U.S.A., Feb. 5-8, 2002.
ILE
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a bit. [Grimly.] I ain't never been forced to use
one yit; and trouble I've had by land and by sea
's long as I kin remember, and will have till my dyin'
day, I reckon.
Mate [Hesitatingly.'] Then you ain't goin'
to turn back?
KeeneyTurn back! Mr. Slocum, did you ever
hear 'o me pointin' s'uth for home with only a
measly four hundred barrel of ile in the hold?
Mate[Hastily.] No, sirbut the grub's git-
tin' low.
KeeneyThey's enough to last a long time yit,
if they're careful with it; and they's plenty o'
water.
MateThey say it's not fit to eatwhat's left;
and the two years they signed on fur is up to-day.
They might make trouble for you in the courts
when we git home.
KeeneyTo hell with 'em! Let them make what
law trouble they kin. I don't give a damn 'bout
the money. I've got to git the ile! [Glancing
sharply at the Mate.] You ain't turnin' no damned
sea lawyer, be you, Mr. Slocum?
Mate[Flushing.]   Not by a hell of a sight, sir.
KeeneyWhat do the fools want to go home fur
now? Their share o' the four hundred barrel
wouldn't keep 'em in chewin' terbacco.
Mate[Slowly.] They wants to git back to
their folks an' things, I s'pose.