BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
April 28, 2008
DA 08-969
 In Reply Refer to:
1800B3-KD
Released:  April 28, 2008
Donald E. Martin, P.C.
P.O. Box 8433
Falls Church, VA 22041
David A. OConnor, Esq.
Holland & Knight LLP
2099 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Suite 100
Washington, DC 20006
In re: WGNW-LP, Candler, NC
Facility ID No. 133487
Montmorenci United Methodist Church
File No. BAPL-20070824ABZ
Application for Assignment of License
Informal Objection 
Dear Counsel:
We have before us the above-captioned application (Assignment Application) to assign the license 
of Station WGNW-LP, Candler, North Carolina (Station) from Montmorenci United Methodist Church
(MUMC) to WGNW Radio Ministries, Inc. (WGNW).1 Also before us is a Petition to Deny the 
Assignment Application, filed by Mount Pisgah Adventist Educational Media (Mount Pisgah).2 For the 
reasons stated below, we dismiss the Assignment Application and dismiss the Petition to Deny as moot.  
Background.  On December 11, 2007, the Commission released a Third Report and Order and 
Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (Third Report and Order)3 that, among other things, 
made certain revisions to the Commissions Rules (Rules) regarding the assignment of LPFM licenses.  
Under the revised Rules, which went into effect on March 17, 2008,4 we now require a three-year holding 
  
1 See FCC File No. BAPL-20070824ABZ.
2 MUMC filed an Opposition on October 11, 2007.
3 See Creation of a Low Power Service, Third Report and Order and Second Further Notice of Proposed 
Rulemaking, 22 FCC Rcd 21912 (2007). 
4 The final Rules were published in the Federal Register on January 17, 2008, and went into effect on March 17, 
2008.  Third Report and Order, 73 FR 3202 (Jan. 17, 2008).
2
period from the issuance of an LPFM license, during which a licensee cannot transfer or assign the 
license, and must operate the station.5  
MUMC received its license to cover on February 12, 2008.6 It therefore has not yet satisfied the 
three-year holding period requirement.  Accordingly, because MUMC currently is not qualified to assign 
its license, we dismiss the Assignment Application.  This finding renders moot all arguments raised by 
Mount Pisgah in its Petition to Deny the Assignment Application.
Conclusion/Actions.  Based on the above, IT IS ORDERED, that the Petition to Deny filed by Mount Pisgah 
Adventist Educational Media IS DISMISSED AS MOOT, and that the application for approval to assign the 
license for the license of Station WGNW-LP, Candler, North Carolina (File No. BAPL-20070824ABZ) from 
Montmorenci United Methodist Church to WGNW Radio Ministries, Inc. IS DISMISSED. 
Sincerely,
Peter H. Doyle, Chief
Audio Division
Media Bureau
cc: Montmorenci United Methodist Church
  
5 47 C.F.R.  73.865; Third Report and Order, 22 FCC Rcd at 21920.
6 See FCC File No. BLL-20080109ACN.
Observations of energetic neutral oxygen by IMAGE/HENA and Geotail/EPIC

A.T.Y. Lui, P.C. Brandt, D.G. Mitchell


Energetic neutral oxygen emissions from two satellites, IMAGE and Geotail, are
examined during a magnetic storm interval on 2001 November 2425. These two
satellite observations provide different viewing perspectives of the energetic
neutral emissions from the Earth's magnetosphere. IMAGE has a high inclination
orbit while Geotail has a low one. Overlapping energy range of energetic neutral
oxygen occurs for HENA on IMAGE and EPIC on Geotail. Quantitative comparison of
oxygen energy spectra during this storm period indicates that viewing
perspective plays an important role in the total intensity measured. This study
constitutes the first quantitative inter-spacecraft comparison of energetic
neutral oxygen intensity. 

_______________
Geophysical Research Letters, 32 (13), L13104, doi:10.1029/2005GL022851, 2005
Warren, M. L. and M. B. Brooks (1994).  Status of freshwater fishes of the 
United States. Fisheries.  19:6-18.
	
Conservation biologists have begun a concerted effort to educate the public, 
resource administrators, and politicains about the decline of temperate 
ecosystems, including their fishes.  The United States harbors the most diverse 
temperate fish fauna in the world with about 790 species represented, about 90% 
of which are nongame fishes.  From a state-by-state perspective, diversity of 
fishes in the United States is concentrated in the South, primarily in Alabama, 
Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Virginia, each of which supports 
at least 200 native fish species.  Endemicity of fishes is high in both the 
South and West; in the latter region, up to 70% of the fishes in some drainages 
(e.g., Colorado River) are endemic.  Imperilment apparently is not confined to 
particular taxonomic groups.  Of the five most diverse fish families in the 
United States, total imperilment ranges from 7% in the Centrarchidae to 50% in 
nonanadromous salmonids and indicates widespread and pervasive degradation of 
aquatic habitats.  Imperilment is most accute in areas of high diversity and / 
or endemicity (i.e., the southern and western states).  States with 20 or more 
imperiled fishes include Alabama, Arizona, California, Georgia, Nevada, New 
Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, Virginia, Tennessee, and Texas.  Backlogs in 
listing species as federally threatened or endangered are most egregious (10 or 
more backlogged taxa) in Alabama, Georgia, Nevada, and Tennessee.
QUESTION:
What is the significance of the Mars Pathfinder mission?

ANSWER from Bridget Landry on November 16, 1998:
That's quite a broad question!  I would say that the its significance
lay
in showing that space missions could be done in a different way than
have
been done previously.  We worked with a much smaller team to build a
spacecraft that had a lot less redundancy (hence much more risk)--BUT it
was done with a much smaller budget and on a much shorter timescale (3
years from first funding to launch) than usual and it still returned
good,
useable science and engineering data.  Pathfinder also used concurrent
engineering, meaning that the hardware and the software were developed
at
the same time; most missions build the instruments and the spacecraft,
THEN
develope the required software.  (This is one way we were able to
compress
the developement time down to three years.)  Being a smaller spacecraft
(the joke is, if you melted Pathfinder down, it would fit into the fuel
tanks for Galileo, the mission that is currently in orbit at Jupiter),
it
had fewer instruments than an "old style" space mission: 5, instead of
12
or 15.  This also allowed the software to be simpler, since it had fewer
things to accomplish.

All these things add up to the fact that it doesn't require billions of
dollars a shot to explore our solar system.  Pathfinder proved that, if
you're willing to run a little risk, you can get a lot of valuable data
from small, relatively simple spacecraft.

Bridget Landry
Deputy Uplink System Engineer
Mars Pathfinder
338           ILLINOIS  HISTORICAL  COLLECTIONS
Canadian Archives, Series B, Vol. 122 P. 136.
By George Rogers Clark, Esq., Colonel in the Virginia Troops, and Commandant of the Eastern Illinois and its Dependencies, &c, &c.
"Whereas, Kinaytounak, Chief of the Renard Nation of Indians, has entered into alliance and Friendship with the United States of America and promised to be a true and faithful subject thereto:
In consideration of which I do give him this as a Remembrance that he and his Nation are to treat all the Subjects of the said States with Friendship and receive them at all times as their Brothers. Given under my hand and seal at Fort Bowman in Kahos, this 28th day of August, 1778.
G. R. Clarke [Seal] .*
Endorsed: Commission given by the Rebels, chief of the Renards, sent by Gautier to Major de Peyster, received with his letter of 13th, May the 30th, 1778.
* This seal bears a lion rampant with star and crescent, the field marked for gules.
From:      uid no body <nobody@huka.dc.id1.com>
To:        A16.A16(KIDSTV)
Date:      3/22/96 12:50pm
Subject:   Assault Weapons Ban

For those of you who are "Christians" and argue that we need
assault weapons to protect us, remember that Jesus Christ did not
carry an uzi to the cross, nor did he find it necessary to arm
himself of his "family" with weapons of destruction.

Put your faith in God, and if it is our time to leave this earth,
let us believe that it is God's calling. If you really are a
Christian, keep the ban on assault weapons, and keep up the
struggle to ban all guns. 

God is stronger than any "thug", stronger than the criminal
elements in our society. Have faith in what God determines our
destiny to be. May God bless everyone and our prayers are with
you that you do what God would want. Amen.

evasquez@vasquez.com
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164 
moment. Ce sont, d'une part, les dpartements de Michoacan et
de Tancitaro; de l'autre, les dpartements de Tuxpan, de Tu-
lancingo et le district de Zacatlan (dpartement de Tlaxcala).
Je dois vous faire part,  ce sujet, que plusieurs membres de
mon ministre m'invitent  dclarer l'tat de sige dans tout
l'empire. Ils prtendent que le seul moyen d'arriver  la pacifi-
cation du pays, et mme d'obtenir de l'ordre dans l'administra-
tion et dans les finances, c'est de mettre le pouvoir entre les
mains des commandants suprieurs militaires qu'on choisirait,
partout o ce serait possible, parmi les officiers franais. Cette
mesure ne peut avoir son effet lgal que si les dpartements
sont dclars en tat de sige.
La question est trs importante : elle touche aux plus srieux
intrts, et je n'ai pas voulu prendre de dcision avant de con-
natre votre opinion. Vous venez de parcourir une grande partie
de l'empire ; vous avez vu de trs prs la situation dans laquelle
se trouvent les divers dpartements, et, mieux que personne,
vous tes en mesure de m'clairer de vos lumires et des obser-
vations que vous avez faites par vous-mme.
Il me serait donc agrable de savoir si vous croyez ncessaire
de dclarer l'tat de sige dans tout l'empire, s'il convient par-
ticulirement de le dclarer dans certains dpartements et quels
seraient ces dpartements; enfin, si vous tes dispos  me d-
signer les officiers franais qui pourraient tre nomms com-
mandants suprieurs dans les dpartements mis en tat de sige.
Je ne doute pas que vous ne consentiez  venir encore, dans
cette circonstance, en aide  mon gouvernement.
Votre trs affectionn,
Maximilien.
Le marchal,  qui on a prt si complaisammentdes rves
d'ambition personnelle, que pouvait certes favoriser l'offre
119,"t",": Released November 30, 2005, by National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural Statistics Board, U.S. Department of Agriculture."
119,"t","Table 83 (continued) - Fertilizer: Material sold or distributed, Oregon, 2002-2004"
119,"h","","","",""
119,"h","","January 1-December 31","January 1-December 31","January 1-December 31"
119,"h","","","",""
119,"h","Material/grade","2002","2003","2004"
119,"h","","","",""
119,"u","","Tons","Tons","Tons"
119,"h","","Phosphate materials","Phosphate materials","Phosphate materials"
119,"d","Ammonium metaphosphate12-51-0",30,27,4
119,"d","Ammonium phosphate11-48-0",-,269,123
119,"d","Diammonium phosphate18-46-0",1328,1474,1371
119,"d","Ammonium phosphate sulfate16-20-0",44842,45762,46287
119,"d","Monoammonium phosphate11-52-0",53336,55976,68326
119,"d","Rock phosphate0-3-0",1403,1028,1874
119,"d","Phosphoric acid0-54-0",237,134,537
119,"d","Liquid ammonium polyphosphate10-34-0",3589,6384,6215
119,"d","Superphosphate, enriched0-23-0",7,16,17
119,"d","Superphosphate, triple0-46-0",911,1893,1798
119,"d","Superphosphoric acid0-68-0",8351,21674,24786
119,"d","Phosphate materials, other analysis",14503,5584,480
119,"d","Total phosphate materials",128537,140221,151818
119,"h","","","",""
119,"h","","Potash materials","Potash materials","Potash materials"
119,"d","Potash suspensions",207,269,73
119,"d","Potassium Hydroxide",-,284,492
119,"d","Muriate of potash, 60%0-0-60",51919,58166,77129
119,"d","Muriate of potash, 62%0-0-62",4320,5302,3269
119,"d","Potassium-magnesium sulfate0-0-22",16928,16504,22964
119,"d","Potassium-metaphosphate0-55-37",42,11,6
119,"d","Potassium-nitrate14-0-44",321,472,336
119,"d","Potassium sulfate0-0-50",51842,48831,23073
119,"d","Potash materials, other analysis",1078,961,958
119,"d","Total potash materials",126657,130800,128300
119,"h","","","",""
119,"h","","Other categories and total","Other categories and total","Other categories and total"
119,"d","Agricultural amendments",53393,16640,43992
119,"d","Lawn and garden products",37036,60453,62405
119,"d","Fertilizer products, other analysis",10884,19316,18129
119,"d","",,,
119,"d","Total Oregon tonnage",1418177,1309692,1474221
119,"c",""
119,"f","Source: Oregon Department of Agriculture, Web site: <http:/oregon.gov/ODA/PEST/fertilizer.shtml>"
000
WWUS84 KTSA 051336
SPSTSA

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TULSA OK
836 AM CDT MON JUN 5 2006

ARZ010-019-051415-
CRAWFORD AR-WASHINGTON AR-
836 AM CDT MON JUN 5 2006

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN TULSA HAS ISSUED A
SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ALERT EFFECTIVE UNTIL 915 AM CDT
FOR THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES:

IN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS
     SOUTHERN WASHINGTON AND CRAWFORD

AT 836 AM CDT...DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A STRONG THUNDERSTORM 3 MILES
SOUTHEAST OF STRICKLER...MOVING SOUTHEAST AT 15 MPH. SOME LOCATIONS
THAT WILL BE AFFECTED BY THIS STORM INCLUDE...BLACKBURN...
STRICKLER...MOUNTAINBURG...CHESTER...LOCKE AND MOUNT GAYLER.

THIS STORM WILL BE CAPABLE OF PRODUCING SMALL HAIL. RESIDENTS IN 
THESE AREAS SHOULD REMAIN ALERT IN CASE THE SIGNIFICANT WEATHER 
ALERT IS UPGRADED TO A WARNING.

$$
FXUS66 KHNX 181636
AFDFAT

INTERIOR CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY - HANFORD CA
930 AM PDT WED JUN 18 2003

WATER VAPOR SATELLITE SHOWS AN UPPER TROUGH ALONG THE CALIFORNIA 
COAST MOVING EAST. LEADING FRONTAL BOUNDARY IS OVERSPREADING THE 
COASTAL RANGES AT THE MOMENT. MARINE LAYER HAS INCREASED TO NEAR 2K 
FEET AND ONSHORE GRADIENTS FROM SALINAS TO RENO HAVE TRIPLE SINCE 
YESTERDAY. EXPECT BEST COOLING TOWARDS MERCED AS MARINE AIR 
CONTINUES TO SPILL THROUGH THE DELTA AND PANOCHE PASS. BUT LITTLE 
COOLING IN THE SOUTH VALLEY AND THE KERN COUNTY MOUNTAINS. THE 
LATEST MESOETA MODEL INDICATES THE POTENTIAL FOR AFTERNOON 
CONVECTION ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS WITH INSTABILITY LIS -1 AND CAPES TO 
500 JOULES/KG. MODELS ALSO PROG MID LEVEL MOISTURE INCREASING THIS 
AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT. WILL ISSUE A MORNING UPDATE TO MENTION 
INCREASE CLOUD COVER AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS THIS AFTERNOON AND 
EVENING. 

.HNX...NONE.

$$

MV
NEW-NETHERLANDS AND PLYMOUTH.                   367
likewise written and sent the copies of their letters, that together with their and your honourable directions we may know how to order ourselves herein. They have used trading there this six or seven and twenty years, but have begun to plant of later time, and now have reduced their trade to some order, and confined it only to their company, which heretofore was spoiled by their seamen and interlopers-, as ours is this year most notoriously, of whom we have made some complaint in our letters to the Council, not doubting but we shall find worshipful furtherance therein. We are now upon concluding with our adventurers, and shall be put upon hard straits by great payments, which we are enforced to make for sundry years, or else to leave all, which will be to us very difficult; and, to say the truth, if these disorders of fishermen and interlopers be not remedied, no plantations are able to stand, but will decay ; whereas otherwise they may subsist and flourish. Thus in all humbleness I take leave, and rest, At your service,
WILLIAM BRADFORD. Plymouth, June 15, Anno 1627.
P. S. Besides the spoiling of the trade this last year, our boat and men had like to have been cut off by the Indians, after the fishermen were gone, for the wrongs which they did them in stealing their skins and other abuses offered them, both the last year and this ; and besides they still continue to truck pieces, powder and shot with them, which will be the overthrow of all, if it be not looked unto.
NOTE.
A collision cams near taking place between the two colonies in 1633, growing out of the first attempts to extend their settlements to Connecticut river. Prince, under that year, has tha following extracts from Bradford's MS. History in relation to this subject:" We having had formerly converse and familiarity with the Dutch, they seeing us seated in a barren quarter tpld us of a river called by them the Fresh river, which they often commended to us for a fine place both for plantation and trade, and wished us to make us>e of it; but oar hands being full otherwise, we let it pass. But afterwards there coming a company of Indians into these parts, who were driven thence by the Fequents, who usurped upon them, they often solicited us to go thither and we should have much trade, especially if we would keep a house there. And having a good store of commodities, we began to send that way to discover the same and trade with the natives. We found it to be a fine place, and tried divers times not without profit, but saw the most certainty would be by keeping a
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Comments for Docket # 02N-0277RIN 0910-AC39 Final ResponseFrom: Carol Heaver-Norton [cnorton@flyingfood.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 12:53 PM
To: 'fdadockets@oc.fda.gov'
Subject: Comments for Docket # 02N-0277RIN 0910-AC39 Final Response

<<Recordkeeping Response FDA.doc>> 

To whom it may concern: 
The attached comments for the record represent the concerns of the Flying Food Group. The Flying Food Group is headquartered at:

 212 N. Sangamon Street

Chicago, Illinois 60638

My name is Carol Heaver-Norton, Corporate Director of Quality Assurance and my office is at: 

Flying Food Group

179-17 149th Avenue

Jamaica, New York 11434

718 917-7782 Ext. 112

Although this response was due no later than July 8, 2003, I would respectfully request consideration of this comment from our company to your agency.  I was experiencing computer difficulties from a remote location yesterday.
Comment 04111466

From: doc@aboarts.com
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 2:16 PM
To: Rulemaking, TTB
Subject: Notice No. 41: Labeling and Advertising of Wines, Distilled
Spirits and Malt Beverages



U.S.  TTB
 

Dear U.S.  TTB,

I am writing to you today to ask why it is that alcoholic beverages are the only consumable product that is exempt from disclosing serving information like calories, fat, carbohydrates and alcohol per serving. I noticed that everything else I buy at the grocery store contains this kind of information, but a six-pack, for some reason, doesn't have this on the label. 

I assume there must be a reason why you have not allowed companies to put Serving Facts on their labels, but I urge you to re-think this issue. 

I know there are many others beer drinkers like myself who would use this information, even if they don't go out of their way to write a letter to you. 

Please allow alcoholic beverage companies to put this information on their labels. Thank you for your time and consideration.


Sincerely,

Linda Fried
1256 clermont st
denver, Colorado 80220
 cc: 
Senator Wayne Allard
Representative Diana DeGette
Senator Ken Salazar
Director Matt Cook
Date	Geol	Regno	Reg	Provno	Prov	TPSno	TPS	AUno	AU	Data	Comm	Minsize MMB	Numoil	Numgas	AUM	MedO1MMB	MedO2MMB	MedO3MMB	MedG1BCF	MedG2BCF	MedG3BCF	Prob1 %	Prob2 %	Prob3 %	Geoprob %	Prob4 %	NOmin	NOmed	NOmax	NGmin	NGmed	NGmax	SOminMMB	SOmedMMB	SOmaxMMB	SGminBCF	SGmedBCF	SGmaxBCF	GminCF/B	GmedCF/B	GmaxCF/B	NminB/MMCF	NmedB/MMCF	NmaxB/MMCF	LminB/MMCF	LmedB/MMCF	LmaxB/MMCF	APImin deg	APImed deg	APImax deg	Smin %	Smed %	Smax %	ODmin m	ODmed m	ODmax m	OWDmin m	OWDmed m	OWDmax m	IGmin %	IGmed %	IGmax %	CO2min %	CO2med %	CO2max %	H2Smin %	H2Smed %	H2Smax %	GDmin m	GDmed m	GDmax m	GWDmin m	GWDmed m	GWDmax m
11/19/2001	T.S. Dyman and S.M. Condon	5	North America	5049	Louisiana-Mississippi Salt Basins	504902	Jurassic Smackover Interior Salt Basins	50490201	Cotton Valley Blanket Sandstone Gas	PI/Dwights 04/01/2001 and NRG Assoc. 1998	Gas	0.5	1	8	Frontier				176	10.4		1	1	1	1	1	0	0	0	1	2	4				3	6	50							25	50	75													0.1	1	15	1	2.5	9	0	0	0	2100	2600	3000			
11/19/2001	T.S. Dyman and S.M. Condon	5	North America	5049	Louisiana-Mississippi Salt Basins	504902	Jurassic Smackover Interior Salt Basins	50490202	Cotton Valley Massive Sandstone Gas	PI/Dwights 04/01/2001 and NRG Assoc. 1998	Gas	0.5	0	44	Established				47	10	23	1	1	1	1	1	0	0	0	3	18	50				3	18	350							15	30	45													0	0.9	7	1	3	10	0	0	0	2400	3000	6100	0	10	20
11/20/2001	T.S. Dyman and S.M. Condon	5	North America	5049	Louisiana-Mississippi Salt Basins	504902	Jurassic Smackover Interior Salt Basins	50490203	Cotton Valley Updip Oil and Gas	PI/Dwights 04/01/2001 and NRG Assoc. 1998	Oil	0.5	28	4	Established	3	3.5	1.9	4.1	8.7		1	1	1	1	1	3	12	30	1	2	4	0.5	1.7	12	3	6	50	450	900	1350	25	50	75	15	30	45	15	40	55	0	0.4	1.5	900	3600	5800	0	10	20	0.1	0.7	1.5	1	4.5	7	0	0	0	900	3600	5800	0	10	20
11/20/2001	T.S. Dyman and S.M. Condon	5	North America	5049	Louisiana-Mississippi Salt Basins	504902	Jurassic Smackover Interior Salt Basins	50490204	Cotton Valley Hypothetical Updip Oil	PI/Dwights 04/01/2001	Oil	0.5	0	0	Hypothetical							0.8	0.7	1	0.56	1	1	3	7	0	0	0	0.5	1.5	8				450	900	1350	25	50	75				15	40	50	0	0.4	1.5	600	2100	3600	0	10	20
18b. Pronotum low, without high arching crest                  .................................... 19 19a. Body dark green or gray, mottled with black and white. Hind wings black... A. maculipennis (Scudder) POINT-HEADED GRASSHOPPER. Color plate 1. 19b.   Body green and unspotted. Hind wings yellowish toward base with sooty gray area in middle ... A. neivdensis (Thomas) 20a.Fastigium excavated dorsally, without median carina                             ... 21 20b.Fastigium not excavated, or with median carina                     ...........  23 21 a. Lateral pronow carinae parallel. Pronotum without lateral inside arm (fascia dorsajis interior or FDI) (Fig. 95) ... Dichronwrpha viridis (Scudder) SHORT-WINGED GREEN GRASSHOPPER 21b.Lateral pronow crests slightly to strongly constricted (Fig. 96). Pronotal disk usually with triangular FDI (Fig. 96) ... Orphulelia        ........................................... 22 22a. Lateral pronotal carinae cut by one sulcus (Fig. 96). Tegmina of male lacking well devel- oped spurious vein in ulnar area. Female with anterior ulnar vein usually noticeably curving anteriorly. Dorsum of fastigium with depression mostly weak and near apical edge; fastigium mostly obtuse (Fig. 97). Eastern plains ... 0. spect  .osa (Scudder) 22b.Lateral pronow carinae cut by two or three sulei (Fig. 98). Tegmina of male usually with well- developed spurious vein in ulnar area. Female with anterior ulnar vein usually nearly straight. Fastigium usually rectangular to acute, with well- developed depression (Fig. 99). Statewide ... 0. peli,dna (Burmeister). Color plate S. 23a. Hind tibiae bright orange to red. Hind fe- mora exceeding tegmina            .......................... 24 23b. Hind tibiae not bright orange or red. Teg- mina exceeding femora           ............................ 26 24a.Fastigium rounded convex, with median carina faint. Male with knee black. Face rounded. Tegmina with three to five dark markings. Inner spurs very unequal ... Phlibostronm quadrinwculatum (Thomas) FOUR-SPOTFF-D GRASS- IFOPPER. Color plate 5. 24b.Fastigium concave, with distinct median carina. Tegmina and body nearly plain
Subject: 30 July 1997 Daily Meeting Minutes 

ANNOUNCEMENTS
-------------

	- Instrument staffs should give reports of Wallops data
	results to Keith Walyus at tomorrow's meeting.

	- Science Club today: Chris St. Cyr and Douglas Biesecker:
	"Sungrazing Comets: Historical and SOHO Observations." 
	Building 26, Room G10, 3:30 PM EDT.

FOT BRIEFING
------------

DOY:  211

Spacecraft Status:  Nominal

Spacecraft Anomalies:  None

Accomplished Activities:
 RSL, VIRGO, CELIAS

Planned Activities:
 RSL, VIRGO, SWAN, CELIAS (1900)
 Extra hr VC2 (1900-2000)

Upcoming Operations:
 8/1 - Memory Dumps, TR Maint (6 hrs)
 8/31-9/4 - Mom Mgt, 90 deg Roll, RW4 Mnx, SK

Ground Anomalies:
 210/1626 - Terminal Crash on Prime POCC String 2
 210/1802 - TC Blk Seq Errors during SUMER NRT (13 min pause)
 210/2031 - TM Dropout; Weak SNR at D27 (3 min, unrecov)
 211/0623 - Degraded TM; Cause unknown
 211/0931 - TM Dropout during station xfer

INSTRUMENT STATUS
-----------------

CDS: 	Nominal.  Today: Synoptics, Tenerife campaign.  Tomorrow:
	Tenerife, Yohkoh bright point study

SUMER:	Nominal.  Today: Tenerife campaign, some testing.  [Tenerife
	seeing conditions were good ~09:30 UT today.  La Palma reports
	good conditions Saturday-Monday, semi-good on Tuesday]  Today:
	Intercal001 with UVCS, EIT.

UVCS:	Nominal.  Yesterday:  NW CME watch.  Today: Intercal001
	Tomorrow: CME watch, streamer abundances.

LASCO:	Nominal.  Synoptic observations, still with some uncertainty
	about C1's operability with the new software.  Saw a halo-type
	event over the entire N. hemisphere.  Tomorrow: Synoptics and
	C1 calibration (optical calibrations, not software testing).

EIT:	Nominal.  Today and Tomorrow: Tenerife, La Palma campaigns.
	Also Intercal001 today.  Possible N. polar crown filament event
	associated with LASCO's CME (not all the data is in yet).

MDI:	Nominal.  High-res magnetogram programs continue.  Thanks to FOT
	for extra VC2.

AOB: 	None
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FIRE WEATHER PLANNING FORECAST FOR SW VA...SE WV AND NW NC
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BLACKSBURG VA
351 AM EST FRI FEB 6 2009
.DISCUSSION...
HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD SOUTH OF THE TODAY RESULTING IN MUCH
WARMER WEATHER THIS AFTERNOON AND AGAIN ON SATURDAY. A WEAK COLD FRONT
WILL CROSS THE AREA ON SUNDAY THEN HANG UP IN THE MOUNTAINS ON SUNDAY
NIGHT. THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY WILL REMAIN ACROSS THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS
MONDAY...THEN ADVANCE NORTH AS A WARM TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
&&
WVZ045-062115-
GREENBRIER-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...LEWISBURG
351 AM EST FRI FEB 6 2009
                      TODAY        TONIGHT      SAT
CLOUD COVER           CLEAR        CLEAR        MCLEAR
PRECIP TYPE           NONE         NONE         NONE
CHANCE PRECIP (%)     0            0            0
MAX/MIN TEMP          43           23           58
MIN/MAX RH %          48           97           42
WND20FT2MIN/EARLY(MPH)LGT/VAR      LGT/VAR      LGT/VAR
WND20FT2MIN/LATE(MPH) LGT/VAR      SW  5        SW  8G18
PRECIP AMOUNT         0.00         0.00         0.00
PRECIP DURATION
PRECIP BEGIN
PRECIP END
MIXING HGT(FT-AGL)    3460                      4260
TRANSPORT WND (MPH)   W 15                      SW 24
VENT RATE (MPH-FT)    51900                     102240
DISPERSION (EVENING)               POOR
LAL                   1            1            1
HAINES INDEX          2            2            3
REMARKS...NONE.
.FORECAST FOR DAYS 3 THROUGH 7...
.SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. A CHANCE OF RAIN
SHOWERS. LOWS IN THE MID 30S. HIGHS IN THE MID 50S. MINIMUM RH
55 PERCENT. WEST WINDS 15 TO 20 MPH.
.SUNDAY NIGHT AND MONDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. LOWS AROUND 30. HIGHS
IN THE UPPER 40S. MINIMUM RH 51 PERCENT. EAST WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH.
.MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. A CHANCE OF SHOWERS.
LOWS IN THE MID 30S. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 40S. MINIMUM RH
58 PERCENT. SOUTH WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH.
.TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF
RAIN SHOWERS. LOWS IN THE MID 30S. HIGHS AROUND 50. MINIMUM RH
53 PERCENT. SOUTH WINDS 5 TO 10 MPH.
.WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF
SHOWERS. LOWS IN THE UPPER 30S. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 40S. MINIMUM
RH 54 PERCENT. SOUTHWEST WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH.
.OUTLOOK 8 TO 14 DAYS...
TEMPERATURES NEAR NORMAL.  PRECIPITATION BELOW NORMAL.
000
WTNT45 KNHC 071457
TCDAT5
HURRICANE NATE DISCUSSION NUMBER   8
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
11 AM EDT WED SEP 07 2005
 
VISIBLE SATELLITE IMAGES SHOWED THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RAGGED EYE THIS
MORNING...AND DVORAK INTENSITY ESTIMATES AVERAGE ABOUT 70 KT. 
THEREFORE...NATE IS UPGRADED TO A HURRICANE IN THIS ADVISORY.  THE
SYSTEM HAS FAIRLY WELL-DEVELOPED UPPER-LEVEL OUTFLOW...AND SOME
ADDITIONAL INTENSIFICATION IS FORECAST BEFORE VERTICAL SHEAR
BECOMES PROHIBITIVELY STRONG.  THE OFFICIAL WIND SPEED FORECAST IS
ABOVE THE LATEST SHIPS GUIDANCE...BUT A LITTLE BELOW THE FSU
SUPERENSEMBLE.  THE WIND RADII HAVE BEEN EXPANDED A LITTLE BASED ON
QUIKSCAT DATA.

INITIAL MOTION IS NOT DEFINITIVE...BUT IS ESTIMATED TO BE SLOWLY
NORTHWARD.  A MID-LEVEL SHORTWAVE WILL MOVE EAST-SOUTHEASTWARD FROM
THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST LATER TODAY.  THIS FEATURE SHOULD AID IN
TURNING NATE TO THE RIGHT OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS.  BASED ON
THE LATEST DYNAMICAL MODEL GUIDANCE...THE OFFICIAL FORECAST TRACK
IS SHIFTED TO THE RIGHT OR EAST OF THE PREVIOUS ONE.  HOWEVER...
THIS IS NEAR THE LEFT EDGE OF THE TRACK GUIDANCE ENVELOPE.  

BECAUSE OF FORECAST UNCERTAINTY...NATE COULD STILL MOVE VERY NEAR
OVER BERMUDA WITHIN THE NEXT DAY OR SO.  A TROPICAL STORM WARNING
AND A HURRICANE WATCH HAS BEEN POSTED FOR THAT ISLAND.

FORECASTER PASCH
 
 
FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDS
 
INITIAL      07/1500Z 29.2N  66.2W    70 KT
 12HR VT     08/0000Z 29.5N  66.1W    75 KT
 24HR VT     08/1200Z 30.4N  65.2W    80 KT
 36HR VT     09/0000Z 31.6N  63.0W    80 KT
 48HR VT     09/1200Z 33.1N  59.5W    75 KT
 72HR VT     10/1200Z 36.0N  50.0W    60 KT...BECOMING EXTRATROPICAL
 96HR VT     11/1200Z 39.0N  40.0W    55 KT...EXTRATROPICAL
120HR VT     12/1200Z 43.0N  29.0W    45 KT...EXTRATROPICAL
 
 
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Theiling, C. H., 1995, Habitat rehabilitation on the upper Mississippi River:
Regulated Rivers Research & Management, v. 11, p. 227238. 

Abstract

Upper Mississippi River ecological integrity has been severely compromised
by human activity during the last 50 years. In response to the continuing
decline of natural resource values, two approaches for protecting and
improving the Upper Mississippi River-floodplain ecosystem have been used.
Habitat rehabilitation and enhancement projects are being constructed at 54
locations to provide site-specific rehabilitation. The projects are designed to
counteract the adverse ecological effects of sedimentation through (1) flow
introductions, (2) the isolation of backwaters; and (3) flow diversions and
wave breaks. Channel maintenance projects are being re-evaluated in an
attempt to construct or modify existing river training structures that are
environmentally sympathetic. The latter approach works with the river's
energy, whereas the former attempts to overcome riverine processes. Both
approaches have significant limitations because they affect limited areas. A
proposal is presented that restores some ecosystem integrity by re-establishing
occasional low river stages that occurred before the implementation of the
Upper Mississippi River Navigation System.

Keywords

Mississippi River/ Restoration/ Rehabilitation/ River Engineering/ Navigation
SV_LS551
Louisville, KY      Thu Jan 8, 2009     USDA-KY Dept of Ag Market News

Bowling Green, KY - Barren River Livestock Auction
Graded Goat and Sheep Sale

Receipts: 575

Slaughter Classes: sold per hundred weight (cwt)

   Kids: Selection 1  50-65 lbs 142.50. Selection 2 35-45 lbs 137.50; 
45-60 lbs 146.00; 60-80 lbs 134.00; 80-100 lbs 112.50-122.00.  Selection 3
25-45 lbs 130.00; 45-60 lbs 132.50; 60-80 lbs 122.50; 80-100 lbs 112.50.

   Yearling Billies:  Selection 2  120-140 lbs 120.00.  Selection 3 
60-80 lbs 112.50.   

   Does/Nannies:  50-80 lbs 82.50; 80-120 lbs 75.00; 125-150 lbs 55.00; 
thin 60-110 lbs 60.00.

   Bx/Billies:  100-145 lbs 110.00; 150-210 lbs 110.00; thin 80-120 lbs
102.50.

Replacement Goats: sold per head

   Does/Nannies:  50-70 lbs 45.00-57.50; 70-90 lbs 60.00-67.50; 90-110 lbs
65.00-72.50; 110-130 lbs 67.50-77.50.

   Bucks/Billies:  100-150 lbs 125.00-150.00; 150-200 lbs 180.00.

   Families:  65.00-85.00.


   Lambs:
Hair	35-45 lbs	127.50
	50-60 lbs	122.50
	60-70 lbs	120.00-130.00
	85-95 lbs	112.00
   

Source:  Tess Caudill
         Kentucky Dept of Ag-USDA Market News, Louisville, KY
         Jack.Colley@usda.gov      Phone 502-582-5287
         www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/sv_ls551.txt
152                              OLD HICKS THE GUIDE.
to our camp, and accept whatever of rude comfort and sympathv we can give you."
" With pleasure, capitaine.    But you had better consider that  f I may he rather a dangerous inmate for you.   I may take it in my  \ head, in revenge for my own capture, to captivate some half dozen  *'-of you at onee, and then set you all together by the ears.   Are yon not afraid?"                                                                                 :
" Not of being captivated, for I am so already."                       r
" But this old man may be your rival."
" Ha ! ha !" laughed Old Hicks, with a gay and uncouth sort of lurch of the body ; " look out, capt'n, the gal '11 take to me for sartain ; little Molly says I'm a beauty."
" Little Molly, whoever she is, says the truth. You dear old man, let me kiss you ?" said she, bounding toward him mocking, ly, but with the most bewitching playfulness.
The old man stepped back, with his hand across his mouth, as if he really expected her to attempt to ravish a kiss; and then catching her light form in his brawny arms, lie bore her toward the cliff, and, setting her down on her feet at the base, pointed up the rocks.                                                                                          t
" Climb up there, you saucy minx ! it's time we were off!"     |
She laughed gayly, and signaled him to go up first.    He com- t rnenced the ascent, and I followed.    I frequently turned to assist I her, but she always refused, and showed herself sufficiently agile to make her own way.                                                                |
We were not long in reaching the top ; for daylight made a con- |, siderable difference as to the difficulties to be overcome either way, t We made our way rapidly to the comb of the ridge, and in a short w time stood upon the spot where we had parted with Alexander on |' the preceding evening.                                                                >
The sun was considerably advanced toward noon. We could now again see down into the Indian camp, and far away into the valleys on both sides of the ridge.    The Indian camp was all con-
s'
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 12:11:52 -0700 
From: Valerie Henderson <Valerie.L.Henderson@jpl.nasa.gov> Subject: MER status 7/21/04 
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Status 7/20 - 7/22/04

- Congratulations to all - we have completed the second build of the MER database. There are now 121 MER datasets in the development database. 

- We started the rebuild process on Monday but due to various issues with the catalog files and serious performance problems on the servers, especially Schema (database server), the build was not completed until this morning. Performance on Schema came to a crawl yesterday and we had to reboot. Other problems encountered were:
        - ddri (relational integrity check tool) would not run to completion for Colleen (or me).
        - increasing database size and performance cache was not sufficient to solve the problem
        - John ended up having to split the files into 2 sets and running the rest of the ri tools (ddri/bcp/nri2).
        - John has issued guidelines for future ingestions in a previous email and will continue to research solutions for schema.

- Stardev (OODT apps development server) also went down again yesterday (Wednesday) morning. A call to Alex and Frank rebooted the server, and a call to Julie restarted Tomcat. Performance on Stardev seemed to be much (in some cases much much) slower than usual, perhaps due to Schema's problems. This is being monitored.

Again, congratulations for completing a very difficult build. It took all of us really pulling together to get this one done. We still have a handful of MER datasets coming in, a MER subscription announcement to go out, release objects to get into the system, and a final build to complete by August 3rd. I have backed up the MER schedule by a couple of days to allow us a little extra time for the final build. 

Thanks again,

Valerie



Valerie L. Henderson
Planetary Data Systems
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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# Equivalent to Fig. 2D, Zhang et al, in preparation.
# (stochastic simulation of a single cell - Cell 902 -with small noise which is a slow
# burster)
# For Fig. 2C (medium burster; Cell 854), change gca to 1465.0
# For these cells, coupling is needed only for synchrony.

v(0)=-21.36600412872696
n(0)=0.141675036335063
c(0)=0.05161719728197939
cer(0)=191.0
css(0)=0.3497928101993529
s(0)=0.1850975132832939

wiener w

# Conductances in pS; currents in fA; Ca concentrations in uM; time in ms

# conductances
par gkatpbar=300
par gkca=1200
# leak
par gleak=14, vleak=-30

# Ca parameters  

par kserca=0.2
par per=0.001

# volume and buffer parameters (*10^-6 ul)
par vcyt=5.0, ver=0.2, vss=2.0
par fcyt=0.01, fer=0.005, fss=0.04
par px=0.025

# Ik
par vn=-15, sn=5.6, vk=-70, taun=20, gk=2500
# Ica
par vca=30, vm=-13, sm=8
par gca=1439.1
# Ikca
par kd=0.7, q=8

# Miscellaneous
par cm=5300 lambda=1.85
# Calcium Handling: cytosol 
par alpha=4.5e-06, kpmca=0.2
# Calcium Handling: ER

# Functions

vervss=ver/vss
vcytvss=vcyt/vss
vcytver=vcyt/ver

ninf = 1/(1+exp((vn-v)/sn))
minf = 1/(1+exp((vm-v)/sm))
omega = 1/(1+(kd/css)^q)

ica = gca*minf*(v-vca)
ikca = gkca*omega*(v-vk)
ikatp = gkatpbar*s*(v-vk)
ik = gk*n*(v-vk)
ileak = gleak*(v-vleak)

# ER fluxes
jerp = kserca*c
jrelease = per*(cer - css)

# Subspace fluxes
jxfer = px*(css-c)

# Stochastics

par alphas=1, taus=100, nkatp=50000, noise=1, s0=0.2
betas = alphas*(1/s0 - 1)

varnoise=sqrt((alphas*(1-s)+betas*s)/(taus*nkatp))

# Equations

v' = (-ica - ik - ikatp  - ikca - ileak)/cm
n' =  lambda*(ninf - n)/taun
c' =   fcyt*(jxfer - kpmca*c - jerp - alpha*ica)
cer' = fer*(vcytver*jerp - jrelease)
css' = fss*(vervss*jrelease - vcytvss*jxfer)
s' = (alphas*(1-s)-betas*s)/taus + noise*w*varnoise

@ meth=euler, toler=1.0e-10, atoler=1.0e-10, dt=0.1, total=200000, 
@ maxstor=1000000, bounds=10000000, xp=tsec, yp=v
@ xlo=0, xhi=200, ylo=-60, yhi=-10, nout=20

aux tsec=t/1000.0
aux cavg=(vss*css+vcyt*c)/(vss+vcyt)

done