BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
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nature pour quelques momens perdit  mes yeux
tous ses charmes. Le seul souvenir de L. L. et
pu apporter un repos bienfaisant  ces anxits
douloureuses.
Samedi 8 dcembre , la mer commena de
bonne heure  moutonner , c'est  dire qu'on
aperut les flots, en se brisant mutuellement,
se blanchir, et former des poudrins que f'on
compare en Ce cas  la blancheur de la neitre
#Tout en examinant des pailles-en-cul qui ro-
doient autour de notre btiment, ainsi quelles
poissons volans poursuiyis par leur ennemi
jur, la dorade, nous en prmes une. Ce pois-
son (i), dont la robe lgante ne peut tre imite
par le pinceau le plus habile, change de couleur
lorsqu'il est hors de l'eau; et  mesure qu'il
(i) Sparus aurata, Linn. Ce poisson du genre du
Spare qui, dans l'eau , est sans contredit le plus beau
poissoii de la mer, parot, entre deux lames, re-
vtu d'or sur un fond vert azur. II aime le chaud,
et est meilleur en t qu'en hiver. Sa chair est
blanche , un peu sche , mais ferme et de bon got;.
C'est le plus lger de tous les poissons. La dorade '
poursuit sa proie avec tant d'acharnement, que sou-
vent elle se prcipite sur un hameon auquel on a
adapt un corps et des ailes, pour imiter le poisson
volant   dont elle est trs-friande.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CR
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1996 (202) 616-2765
 TDD (202) 514-1888

 
ARLINGTON COUNTY RESOLVES EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CLAIM IN AN
 AGREEMENT WITH THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

 WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Arlington County Police Department
will offer to rehire a woman whose job offer it withdrew after
discovering she had epilepsy, under a settlement announced by the
U.S. Justice Department.
 Today's agreement resolves a complaint filed by Carol
Reptsik last September alleging that the Virginia county violated
the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by reneging on their
employment offer. Reptsik, of Washington, D.C., claimed she was
offered a temporary clerical position with the Arlington County
Police Department last September. 
 Reptsik was asked to take a routine polygraph test prior to
employment. According to the complaint, a temporary agency,
acting on behalf of the police department, inquired as to whether
Ms. Reptsik took any medications which would affect the outcome
of the test. Ms. Reptsik reported that she took two drugs,
Dilantin and phenobarbital, commonly prescribed to people with
epilepsy. 
 The complaint alleged that shortly thereafter the temporary
agency informed Reptsik that the police department had withdrawn
its offer out of concern that the test would cause Reptsik too
much stress.
 "The ADA is designed to prevent discrimination based on
ignorance about people with disabilities," said Deval L. Patrick,
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights. "This settlement
will give Ms. Reptsik an equal chance at a job -- a right that
every American deserves." 
 Under the agreement, the Arlington County Police Department
has agreed to:
  rehire Reptsik for four weeks in a temporary, full-time
 clerical position with the Police Department, provided
 she passes the County's required polygraph test; 

  continue training its employees regarding obligations
 under the employment provisions of the ADA; and,

  pay the complainant $2,500 in damages. 

 Title II of the ADA, which became effective in 1992,
prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability by public
entities, including discrimination by state and local
governments. 
 "We commend Arlington County for promptly resolving this
matter," added Patrick.
 Copies of the settlement may be obtained by calling the
Justice Department's toll-free ADA Information Line. The hotline
was established by Attorney General Janet Reno as part of a
nationwide campaign to educate the public about the law. The
number is 800-514-0301 or 800-514-0383 (TDD). 
 # # # 
96-099
ni
  Cicer. de Nat. Deor. Lib. i.
. A M E R I QJU A I N S.
C'eft penfer 6c parler gratuitement de ces Phi-lofophes, au lieu qu'on devroit en juger par hs raifons qu'ils nous rendent ferifbles.  C'eft un  tmoignage allure de infaillible de la vrit d'une  chofe, quand,tout le monde univerfellement la croit vraye,difent *Ciceron c Seneque. Telefl le fentiment de la Divinit qui eft profond-  Seneca. Epift; ment grav dans tous les curs > Car il n'y a pas- U7-une feule Nation , quelque barbarey quelque  dpourvue de.loix ou de moeurs qu'elle puifle -tre, qui ne croye qu'il y a des Dieux. 
Tous les Barbares & tous les Sauvages nous font en effet fur cela la lejon y & nous fournif-fent un argument auquel on ne peut rien op-pofer. Ils n'ont pas  la vrit cette Metaphy-fique que leur donne le Baron de la Hontan dans {qs Dialogues, o il fait parler un Sauvage fur la Religion, de manire cependant qu'il en prtend conclure contre la Religion mme. Tous les raifonnemens qu'il lui fait faire font de fon invention,, & l'on y dcouvre aisment un de ces Libertins , qui s'tourdifTant fur des vrits incommodes , voudraient que les autres n'euffenc pas plus de Religion qu'eux.
Mais & les Sauvages n'ont pas etne pntra^ tion & cette fubtilit que leur donne cet Auteur, ils n'ont pas aufE cette ftupidit brute que leur
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The following  is  from  the  United  States  Geological  Survey,
National  Earthquake  Information Center:  Preliminary hypocenter
for earthquake of 2005 Apr 11, SOUTHEAST OF THE LOYALTY  ISLANDS,
about  160  km  (100  miles) WNW of Ile Hunter, Loyalty Isl., New
Caledonia:  latitude 22.0 degrees south, longitude 170.6  degrees
east,  origin  time  17  08 54.4 utc, depth 70 km, magnitude 6.6.
The magnitude and location may be revised  when  additional  data
and  further  analysis results are available.  This earthquake is
located in  a  remote  area  and  no  damage  or  casualties  are
expected.   For  additional  information,  see  the USGS web page
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/
Stations used:  RAO eP 171150.6 HNR eP 171237.0
SNZO eP 171315.6 CTAO ePc 171351.9 STKA ePd 171435.9
TAU ePd 171443.1 WRAB ePc 171529.9 ePP 171643.7 eScP 172147.4
GUMO ePc 171650.7 ePP 171832.1 MBWA iPc 171720.3
NWAO eP 171727.7 VNDA ePd 171822.7 SBA ePd 171825.8
CASY P 171840.0 KKM iPc 171855.6 KSM iPc 171916.2
MAJO P 171931.7 NACB P 171934.3 YHNB ePc 171937.3
TATO P 171937.7 YSS P 172018.6 KIWB P 172025.0
NIKO P 172038.6 UNV P 172045.1 CM31 P 172102.6
MA2 P 172110.9 PMSA P 172115.4 SNAA P 172128.0
SAO P 172132.0 KHMM P 172135.5 SLKM P 172136.0
WDC P 172137.1 MWC P 172137.3 CMB P 172137.6
BAR P 172138.6 YBH P 172140.3 TNA P 172140.6
PFO P 172140.7 HUMO P 172141.7 OMM P 172142.3
MTUM P 172143.2 WCN P 172143.5 YAK P 172143.6
BILL P 172144.3 DIV P 172145.1 ULN P 172145.5
PAHR P 172145.7 MNV P 172146.0 MOD P 172147.6
TPH P 172148.8 LDFC P 172149.3 THY P 172153.9
BMN P 172154.0 TRCR P 172154.5 IMA P 172154.7
COLA P 172155.3 TUC P 172158.9 HAWA P 172159.6
ELK P 172159.8 ARUT eP 172200.1 BMO P 172202.1
DAWY P 172204.8 MVU P 172206.4 MSU P 172206.6
HLID P 172208.5 HVU P 172210.0 SPUT P 172210.2
TMUT P 172211.0 SRU P 172212.1 PLCA P 172213.0
LAZ P 172215.5 MNTX P 172216.6 ANMO eP 172216.8
e 172242.1 REDW eP 172217.2 CHMT P 172217.2
RRI2 P 172217.4 IMW P 172219.0 LTX P 172219.7
GDL2 P 172221.3 WUWY eP 172221.5 INK P 172225.1
LPAZ P 172722.3 SAML P 172734.6 SDV P 172736.2
BOSA P 172737.7 MVL P 172739.6 NCB P 172742.0
LBTB P 172742.2 MIV P 172743.6 QUA2 P 172745.1
SCHQ P 172748.2 SUMG P 172748.8 SJG P 172749.4
ARE0 P 172752.3 EMMW eP 172754.1 KMBO P 172756.6
GNI P 172800.4 KIV P 172800.9 OBN P 172801.6
PSZ ePKPdf 172822.5 MORC ePKPdf 172822.8 ESK ePKPdf 172826.0
SANT ePKPdf 172826.1 WLF P 172832.3 TIP P 172835.4
DBIC P 172850.5
SYSTEMS   OF   CULTIVATION  AND  AUXILIARY   PURSUITS.
at the lowest prices of 20 kopeks to 1 rouble the vedro; and in the Crimea only 8000 desiatines, with a production of 1'/a million vedros, which, however is the best south coast wine. Wine is also made in Turkistan, in the Don territory, (the well known Tsimlyansky wine)r and in several southern provinces. Altogether the total extent of all Russian vineyards is calculated at 225,000 desiatines, with an average production of 28 million vedros of wine. Consequently, Russia produces 10 times less wine than Italy, 9 times less than France, 7 times less than Spain, and less even than Portugal and Algeria. At the same time, the area of viniculture in the Caucasus, Crimea and Bessarabia might be 10 times as large;, but progress is very slow, owing to the phyloxera, which. was first discovered in the Crimea in 1880, and afterwards in other localities. The Government has given very serions attention to the means of combatting this-disease of the vine, and for that purpose a special Commission was formed under the direction of Adjutant General Baron Korff, who was subsequently appointed to-the General Governorship of the Amoor territory. That officer succeeded in destroying the infected vineyards;, but unfortunately the phyloxera spread to other localities. During the last few years attempts have been made to cure the vines; but on the whole, this operation, on. which some 135,000 roubles a year have been spent, cannot be considered as complete.
The cultivation of the tobacco plant is carried on in 50 provinces of European Russia, in the Caucasus and Siberia. It is more extensive in Little Russia, where the
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COMUNICADO DE INFORMACION PUBLICA
SERVICIO NACIONAL DE METEOROLOGIA
805 AM AST LUNES 17 DE MARZO DE 2008

...SEMANA DE PREPARACION PARA LA SEGURIDAD NACIONAL EN CASO DE 
INUNDACIONES 2008...

SU OFICINA DEL SERVICIO NACIONAL DE METEOROLOGIA (NWS POR SUS SIGLAS 
EN INGLES) LE INVITA A PARTICIPAR DE LA SEMANA DE PREPARACION PARA 
LA SEGURIDAD NACIONAL EN CASO DE INUNDACIONES POR TERCER ANO 
CONSECUTIVO, 17-21 DE MARZO DE 2008.

EL TEMA DE HOY ES EL SERVICIO HIDROLOGICO AVANZADO O AHPS. AHPS 
PROVEE LA PREDICCION Y METODOS PARA SERVIR SUS NECESIDADES Y LAS 
NECESIDADES DE TODOS NUESTROS COMPANEROS EN PROTEGER VIDA Y 
PROPIEDAD INCLUYENDO INUNDACIONES HASTA SEQUIAS. 

AHPS LE PROVEE PRONOSTICOS FACILES DE UTILIZAR EN TEXTOS Y GRAFICAS 
QUE ESTAN DISPONIBLES EN LA RED CIBERNETICA. LA META DE ESTOS 
PRODUCTOS ES AYUDAR A LOS MANEJADORES DE EMERGENCIAS A ESTAR MEJOR 
PREPARADOS PARA DEFENDER SUS COMUNIDADES EN CASO DE INUNDACIONES...Y 
AYUDA A QUE LAS PERSONAS QUE GUSTAN DE UTILIZAR LAS AGUAS SE 
MANTENGAN FUERA DE PELIGRO.

AHPS LE PERMITE OBTENER CONTESTACIONES CONFIABLES A PREGUNTAS COMO:

-CUANTO SUBE EL NIVEL DEL RIO?
-CUANDO EL RIO ALCANZARA SU NIVEL MAXIMO? 
-CUANDO SE INUNDARA?
-CUANTO DURARA LA INUNDACION?
-CUAN CONFIABLE ES EL PRONOSTICO?
-CUALES SON LOS IMPACTOS DE LAS INUNDACIONES?

EL NWS HA MEJORADO RECIENTEMENTE ALGUNOS CONCEPTOS EN LAS PAGINAS DE 
AHPS. ESTAS MEJORAS INCLUYEN:
-INFORMACION DE PRECIPITACION MULTISENSORIAL
-IDENTIFICACION DE INUNDACIONES EN ALGUNOS LUGARES
-CAPACIDADES DE ALERTAS RSS
-CONFIGURACION DESCARGABLE Y ARCHIVOS KMZ PARA LOS USUARIOS DE GIS

EL ENLACE DIRECTO PARA LAS PAGINAS DE LA RED CIBERNETICA DE AHPS ES
WWW.WATER.WEATHER.GOV

INFORMACION ADICIONAL CON RESPECTO A AHPS Y LA SEMANA DE PREPARACION 
PARA LA SEGURIDAD NACIONAL EN CASO DE INUNDACIONES ESTA DISPONIBLE 
EN:

WWW.WEATHER.GOV/FLOODSAFETY/

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WWW.WEATHER.GOV/SANJUAN
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@(#) Shows how to back up user files to tape.

> Using tar (tape archive)
  - The following procedure will back up all files in the
    subdirectory <subdir> to tape.  Note that all tape
    drives connected to physgi01 are located in Rm 1-240
    of Building 510.
    1) Obtain an 8-mm data grade tape.  These are available
       from BNL Supply and Materiel as stock number
       S-26434.
    2) Allocate a tape drive using the `tapeman' utility.
       (See /usr/info/HOWTO.usetape for more information on
       tapeman.  The tapeman show command is first used to
       find out which drives are available, then the tapeman
       alloc command is used to allocate the drive.  <dev>
       corresponds to the labels affixed to the drive
       cabinets.
         # tapeman show
         # tapeman alloc <dev>
    3) Load the tape into the drive, making sure that the
       write protect slide is in the `rec' position.   
    4) Go to the subdirectory to be backed up and run tar:
         # cd <subdir>
         # tar -cvf <dev>nsv.high <subdir>
    5) Deallocate the drive after tar finishes.

  - Example:
       If the tape drive mx1 has been allocated and the
    subdirectory to be backed up is /usr1/people/smith/data,
    use the following:
         # tapeman show
         mx0 : allocated to : e787 E787 5692 05/04/93 10:07:39
         mx1 : allocated to : gaius gaius 5692 05/04/93 09:30:56
         mx2 : allocated to : meehan meehan 3776 05/04/93 09:46:46
         mx3 : available
         mx4 : allocated to : root Tom Nepsee x3886 04/19/93 10:35:42
         mx5 : allocated to : e787 E787 5692 05/04/93 10:07:37
         mx6 : allocated to : gaius gaius 5692 05/04/93 09:30:55
         # tapeman alloc mx3
         # cd /usr1/people/smith/data
         # tar  -cvf /dev/mx3nsv.high .
         # tapeman dealloc mx3
WWAK58 PAFC 060459
SVSAFC
SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ANCHORAGE AK
859 PM AKDT SAT JUL 5 2008
AKZ155-060507-
/O.EXP.PAFC.SV.W.0004.000000T0000Z-080706T0500Z/
KUSKOKWIM DELTA AK-
859 PM AKDT SAT JUL 5 2008
...THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR KUSKOKWIM DELTA WILL EXPIRE AT
900 PM AKDT...
THE THUNDERSTORMS IN THE KUSKOKWIM DELTA HAVE WEAKENED TO BELOW 
SEVERE CRITERIA...THUS THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING HAS BEEN ALLOWED TO 
EXPIRE. HOWEVER...LOCALIZED GUSTY WINDS TO 50 MPH AND PEA SIZED HAIL 
CAN BE EXPECTED WITH THE STORMS OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS.
LAT...LON 6051 16279 6012 16199 6004 16226 6010 16233
      6010 16238 5995 16250 5996 16272 6029 16313
      6049 16294
TIME...MOT...LOC 0457Z 047DEG 39KT 6000 16310
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FOISY
<p>July 3,  2003</p>
<p><b><font size="+1"> Vacation policies, deja vu and the shape of things to
come?</font></b></p>
<p>Much has been said  recently about the Laboratory's vacation policy with
  its two tiers and the problem of the three-day vacation grant for the year-end
  shutdown. I wonder if, no matter who the successful bidder for the new contract
  is, we'll see vacation cuts forced by the Department of Energy (and/or the
  contract holder) for the pre-'92 University of California hires as well. The
precedent seems well established in a recent example.</p>
<p>During the recent changeover
    from Johnson Controls Northern New Mexico to KSL Services, some long-term
  employees, even folks who started with Zia Co. (the original
    support services subcontractor) nearly 20 years ago had their vacation leave
    accrual slashed severely. Their seniority for the accrual rate of vacation/sick
    leave benefits was run back to zero, the same as for new hires. That is,
  those who had worked for the company a number of years, thus earning a larger
  vacation
    leave benefit, say three or four weeks, found their vacation benefit reduced
    to 10 days. Those workers' misfortune was to have had their department spun
    off by Johnson Controls International, the then support services subcontract
    company to a subcontractor (SAIC) of the newly formed JCNNM. During that
  spin-off their compensation, including vacation leave, was generally preserved.
  However,
    during the recent changeover from JCNNM to KSL they were spun to yet another
    subcontractor, Technical Design Inc., who allowed them only the vacation
  accrual rate of new hires. (Disclosure, I have family employed there, still
  impressively
  dedicated to the job.)</p>
<p>The DOE, Laboratory and KSL are obviously aware of
    this regressive treatment of long-serving, loyal employees. Some of these
  folks were on the same team
      that arranged to run the JCNNM payroll from home on equipment they evacuated
      out of their offices during the  Cerro Grande Fire so that
  everyone was paid on time.</p>
<p>That is not how exemplary service should be repaid
    by management. As elsewhere, we're told it's 'just business,' and business
    knows no shame. We might
        be dismayed to see it, but should not be surprised.<br>
  <br>
  <em>--Steven J. Greene</em></p>
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SATELLITE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATES..DATE/TIME 02/11/08 0738Z
SATELLITE ANALYSIS BRANCH/NESDIS---NPPU---TEL.301-763-8678
LATEST DATA USED: GOES-12 0732Z GG
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LOCATION...N NEW YORK...
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ATTN WFOS...BGM...BUF...
ATTN RFCS...NERFC...MARFC...
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EVENT...CONTINUED LES
.
SATELLITE ANALYSIS AND TRENDS...OVER THE LAST HOUR OR SO THE CLOUD TOPS
HAVE BEGUN TO WARM ACROSS MOST OF THE LES PLUME OVER THE LAKE... THIS
IS MAINLY DUE TO TWO FACTORS. THE FIRST CAN BE SEEN ON WV LOOP AND SAT
WINDS WITH MID LEVEL FLOW OUT OF THE NW WHILE SFC FLOW STILL REMAINS
DUE WESTERLY BREAKING THE NEARLY PERFECT UNIDIRECTIONAL FLOW THROUGHOUT
THE ENTIRE DEPTH OF THE PLUME.  THE SECOND IS MID-LEVEL WARMING THAT IS
SINKING AND LOWERING THE LAKE INVERSION LEVEL/EL FROM THE ~13K FT RANGE
TO BELOW 10K FT.  WITH THE WARMING TOPS SATELLITE ESTIMATED RATES ARE
STILL ABOUT 2"/HR ACROSS S OSWEGO AND NW ONEIDA COUNTIES...BUT AS THE
WARMING CONTINUES TO PROGRESS INLAND...RATES WILL DECREASE TO AROUND
1" OR LESS AS THE INVERSION STRENGTHENS AND SINKS OVER THE NEXT 3-6".
PLUME DIRECTION WILL CONTINUE TO SHIFT TOWARD THE SW...BUT WILL BIFURCATE
WITH THE INCREASED DIRECTIONAL SHEAR.
.
SEE NCEP HPC DISCUSSION AND QPF/S FOR FORECAST.
....NESDIS IS A MEMBER OF 12 PLANET....
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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 4385 7776 4353 7521 4281 7527 4348 7785
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linens. I druv in the carage with the white folks and. was bout the moe d.udish nig~ers in them
dudish nigger in them parts.

	t, I used t o t end. the nursi in  thread. The reason they cal led it that was wh~i the mami~es was confined with babies havin to suck, they had to spin. Id take them the thread and bring it back to the house when lt was spinned. If they didnt spin seven or eight cuts a day, theyd git~.a whuppin. It was consid.ble hard on a ~man when she had a frettin baby. But every mornin them babies had to be took to the bi~ house, so the white folks could see if theys dressed right. They was money tied. up in 1il nigger you~n~uns.

	They whu~peci the women nnd they whixpped the mens. I used. to work some in the tanry and we made the wiups. Theyd tie them down to a stob, and give em the whuppin . Soaie niggers, it taken four men to *i~up em, but they ~ot it. The nigger driver was meaner thai the white folks. Theyd better not leave a blade of grass in the rows. I seed em beat a nigger half a ~iay to make him fees up to stealin a sheep or a shoat. Or theyd whiip Iem for runnin ~ aw~  but not so hard if they come back of their own cordance when they got hungry and sick in the swamps. But when they had to iu,n  em down with the nigger dogs, they d git in bad trouble.

	The Carters never did have any real corrigible niggers, but I heard of em plenty on other places. When they was real corrigible, the white folks said they was like mad dogs and didnt mind. to kifl them so much as killin a sheep. They d take  em to the graveyard and shoot em down and bury em face downward, with their shoes on. I never seed it done, but they made some the niggere go for a lesson to them that they could git the same.

	WBut I didnt even have to carxy a pass to leave my own place, like the other niggers . I had a cap with a s ign on it : t Don t bother thi s nigger,
MyPyramid PodCast #3  Nutritional Gatekeepers
Brian Wansink:  Hi. Im Dr. Brian Wansink, Im the Executive Director for the USDAs Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion. And today I want to talk to you about a very special person in your family, its the nutritional gatekeeper.
The nutritional gatekeeper is the person that purchases and prepares most of the food your family eats. Its very, very easy for us to say, I cant control what my family eats! In reality, we find that university studies show that somewhere between 70 and 75% of the food decisions your family makes, are controlled by the person who purchases and prepares the food. Lets see what some of the neighborhood shoppers here do to be good nutritional gatekeepers for their families.
Person #1: just cut them up, or teach the kids by showing them that you want to eat it yourself and so they think its yummy.
Person #2: For snack, I give her only fruit  bananas and pears and apples And she loves grapes and bananas.
Person #3: chop it up small and put it in different things that usually will put it in a soup. Theyre becoming really big fans of homemade soup.
Person #1: Kids dont even know that theyre eating whole wheat because its actually good now. Before when we were kids it was more like, you know, corrugated cardboard stuff. Now, you can get really good whole wheat bread thats really soft.
Brian Wansink: So you see, as nutritional gatekeepers we have a lot more control over what our family eats than we might otherwise think. If we buy the right types of foods and have them in the house, theyll make the right types of choices  the healthy ones. So if youre the type of nutritional gatekeeper that buys the right foods and makes it easier for your family to eat healthy, give yourself a pat on the back. If youre not yet that type of person, you get a chance to make it right the very next time you shop. So for some really great tips, go to MyPyramid.gov to find some ways you can be a nutritional hero for your family.
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MIMATS

MARINE WEATHER DISCUSSION  
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL 
130 AM EDT THU MAR 15 2007

MARINE WEATHER DISCUSSION FOR GULF OF MEXICO...CARIBBEAN SEA AND 
SOUTHWEST NORTH ATLC S OF 31N W OF 55W.

THE SOUTHERN BRANCH OF THE WESTERIES HAVE A SERIES OF CUTOFF 
LOWS..ONE OVER THE ERN ATLC NEAR 26N18W..THE SECOND ONE NEAR 
32N54W AND A THIRD ONE NEAR 31N95W. ALL MOVING E. THE NRN BRANCH 
IS N OF 40N WITH A STRONG TROUGH OVER SE CANADA. ON THE SURFACE 
TONIGHT THE ATLC RIDGE IS E OF 45W AND A OLD POLAR HIGH IS ALONG 
65W. SEPARATION OF THE TWO IS A COLD FRONT ALONG 31N48W TO 
19N58W. MOST AREAS HAVE MODERATE WINDS. 

LATER DAY 1 THE CLOSED LOW OVER THE MID ATLC MOVES TO 34N52W 
WHILE THE THIRD ONE OPENS UP ALONG 90W. THERES SOME INDICATION 
OF COLD AIR IN THE NRN BRANCH TRYING TO WORK IT'S WAY S TO 35N 
OVER THE ERN CONUS. ON THE SURFACE LATER DAY 1 THE ATLC COLD 
FRONT WILL MOVE TO NEAR 31N47W SW TO 20N55W. WEAK LOW PRES FORMS 
OVER THE N CENTRAL GULF COAST WITH A WEAK COLD FRONT EXTENDING 
SW TO 24N97W. STRONGEST WINDS ARE OVER THE ATLC IN THE TROPICAL 
TRADES AT 20 TO 25 KT. ELSEWHERE MOSTLY LIGHT TO MODERATE.

FOR DAY 2 SURE ENOUGH COLD AIR BEGINS DIVING SE OVER THE MID 
WEST IN BEHIND THE THIRD SHORTWAVE IN THE SRN BRANCH. A STRONG 
NWLY FLOW ALOFT SETS UP W OF 90W. ON THE SURFACE DAY 2 THE NWLY 
FLOW REINFORCES A POLAR AIRMASS WHICH MOVES INTO THE WRN GULF 
BEHIND THE COLD FRONT WHICH NOW MOVES TO THE ERN GULF. NLY WINDS 
TO 25 KT WILL PREVAIL BEHIND THE FRONT. THE ATLC FRONT GRADUALLY 
DISSIPATES AND MODERATE ELY WINDS REMAIN S OF 20N E OF 75W.

OUTLOOK PERIOD...

FOR DAY 3 A LARGE POOL OF COLD AIR SETTLES OVER THE OH VALLEY 
CARVING OUT A LARGE MID LEVEL TROUGH ALONG 80W. MID LEVEL 
RIDGING BEGINS TO BUILD E OF 55W. ON THE SURFACE DAY 3 THE COLD 
FRONT MOVES TO THE CENTRAL BAHAMAS AS A POLAR AIRMASS MOVES TO 
THE NW GULF COAST. NLY WINDS 20 TO 25 KT WILL PREVAIL E OF 90W 
TO THE FRONT. MERGING AIRMASSES OVER THE ATLC E OF 60W WILL 
MAINTAIN TRADES TO 20 KT S OF 22N. 

FOR DAY 4 A SHARPLY DEFINED MID LEVEL TROUGH MOVES TO 70W WHILE 
MID LEVEL HEIGHTS BEGIN RISING W OF 90W. ON THE SURFACE DAY 4 A 
1027 MB POLAR HIGH MOVES TO N FL MAINTAINING BRISK N AND NE 
WINDS W OF THE COLD FRONT WHICH MOVES TO 31N62W SW TO THE 
WINDWARD PASSAGE. ALL AREAS WILL HAVE MODERATE TO FRESH WINDS 
DAY 4. 

FOR DAY 5 THE MID LEVEL FLOW BECOMES MORE ZONAL W OF 70W AS THE 
STRONG MID LEVEL TROUGH LIFTS RAPIDLY NE OVER THE CANADIAN 
MARITIMES. OVER THE ERN ATLC A STRONG BLOCKING PATTERN SETS UP 
ALONG 30W. ON THE SURFACE DAY 5 THE COLD FRONT MOVES TO NEAR 
31N54W BACK TO 20N70W. THE POLAR HIGH MAINTAINS GOOD STRENGTH AT 
1030 MB AS IT MOVES TO NEAR 33N69W. RETURN SELY WINDS INCREASE 
OVER THE GULF TO 20 KT. CARIB WINDS REMAIN MODERATE ELY. ATLC 
WINDS S OF 26N BETWEEN THE FRONT AND 80W INCREASE TO NELY 25 KT.

WARNINGS...
ATLANTIC...
NONE. 

CARIBBEAN...
NONE.

GULF OF MEXICO...
NONE.

FORECASTER RRG
Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 10:45:48 -0500 (EST)
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To: eegle-kites@wings.glerl.noaa.gov
From: "Brian J. Eadie" <eadie@glerl.noaa.gov>
Subject: Special Issue
X-Attachments: ./2001/LOspec.doc

The (26; data sheet BELOW) votes are in and Continental Shelf Research
was the narrow winner over JGR-Oceans. I suggest that folks interested in ms
submission to this journal take a look at CSR vol 18, number 11, 1998; a
special issue on the North Sea Sediment Resuspension Experiment.
Tentatively, we'll use the proposed ms list submitted for the L&O exercise
(attached) - if you want to add, edit or remove, please let me know.

Individual questions follow - PLEASE respond to eegle-kites ASAP.  Thanks

Val, are you still willing to be ombudsman:  point of contact with the
journal, determine whether we can have a special issue and under what
conditions (timing, size, review policy, cost, etc), and get the ms to the
journal on time ?

Editors - the special issue cited above had folks from within the program.
Bedford, Bundy, Churchill, Cotner, Edgington, Kerfoot, Chen, Vanderploeg,
and Green. Are you still willing to be editors for this journal ?

Attachment converted: Macintosh HD:L&OSPE~1.DOC (WDBN/MSWD) (000DFB57)

Balloting for the EEGLE-KITES special issue   March, 2001
Scores 1-4, 4 being best.  0 implies will not consider
  Z:\NSF-NOAA\Synthesis\SpIsPoll.xls
PI        JGLR    CJFAS   JGR-O   CSR

AVERAGE       2.43    2.52    3.21    3.36

Miller           2       3       4       1
Budd             1       2       4       3
Vanderploe       3       4
Chen                             4
Julius                   4
Beletsky                         4       3
Churchill        2               3       4
Neibauer         3       2       4       4
Lavyrentev       2       3       0       4
Liu                              3       4
Lesht            1       2       3       4
Murthy           2       1       4       3
Roebber          4               3
Lohrenz                  4       4       4
Klump            0       4       4       4
Cotner           4       4       4       4
Bedford          2       1       4       3
Gardner          4       4       0       4
Urban            3       2       1       4
Green            0       0       4       3
Schwab           4       1       2       3
Eadie            1       3       2       4
Hornbuckle       4       4       4       4
Johengen         4       4       4       4
Brown            2       1       4       3
Saylor           3       0       4       0

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STPAK 


Alaska Temperature and Precipitation Bulletin
National Weather Service Anchorage AK
432 PM ADT Fri Apr 09 2004

Highest temperature last 12 hours. Lowest temperature last
24 hours. A "-" indicates temperatures below zero.
Precipitation for 24 hours ending at 3 PM AST.


.B PAFC 0409 Z DH00/TXK/TN/PPD/SD
:
: ID           STATION           HI    LO    PCPN  SNOW
:                                                  DEPTH
PAFC  : NWS ANCHORAGE          :  45 /  34 /  0.00 /  20
PANT  : ANNETTE                :  51 /  44 /  0.01 /    
PABR  : BARROW AIRPORT         :  10 /  -5 /  0.00 /  12
PABE  : BETHEL ASOS            :  46 /  33 /  0.00 /   1
PABT  : BETTLES                :  48 /  27 /  0.00 /  24
PABV  : BIRCHWOOD              :  46 /  30 /  0.00 /    
PACD  : COLD BAY               :  43 /  30 /  0.10 /    
PACV  : CORDOVA                :  45 /  38 /  0.30 /    
PADL  : DILLINGHAM             :  37 /  36 /    M  /    
PADU  : DUTCH HARBOR           :  41 /  34 /    M  /    
PAFA  : FAIRBANKS AIRPORT      :  47 /  26 /  0.00 /    
PAGK  : GULKANA                :  44 /  29 /  0.00 /    
PAHO  : HOMER                  :  44 /  37 /  0.27 /    
PAJN  : JUNEAU                 :  45 /  31 /  0.07 /    
PAEN  : KENAI                  :  46 /  33 /  0.00 /    
PAKN  : KING SALMON AIRPORT    :  45 /  38 /    T  /    
PADQ  : KODIAK                 :  40 /  37 /  1.01 /    
PAOT  : KOTZEBUE               :  40 /  31 /  0.00 /   8
PAMC  : MCGRATH                :  50 /  39 /  0.00 /  10
PAOM  : NOME                   :  41 /  34 /    T  /  13
PAOR  : NORTHWAY AIRPORT       :  41 /  20 /  0.00 /   4
PAAQ  : PALMER                 :  49 /  39 /  0.00 /    
PAPG  : PETERSBURG             :  50 /  39 /  0.00 /   
PASN  : SAINT PAUL ISLAND      :  36 /  32 /    T  /    
PAWD  : SEWARD                 :  40 /  32 /  0.43 /    
PASI  : SITKA                  :  49 /  44 /  0.07 /    
PATK  : TALKEETNA              :  49 /  31 /  0.00 /    
PAVW  : VALDEZ                 :  45 /  36 /  0.15 /  41
WSLA2 : WASILLA RAWS           :  48 /  30 /  0.00 / 
PAWR  : WHITTIER               :  39 /  34 /    M  /  32
PAYA  : YAKUTAT                :  45 /  36 /  0.31 /    
:
:  Alaska Temperature Extremes.
:  Highest Temperature Last 12 Hours.
:   55 at Tatalina
:  Lowest Temperature Last 24 Hours.
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wh9.t I e d . Dat nigger jump up and he mad. He isok 1 ike d. wild boar. Ee Btarte for de bu~ik and I jumps quick ter de poker. It am boi.tt three foot len1!; p~d when h. comee at me I lets him have it over d.c head. Did dat nigger stop in he tracks? I e eay he did.. He 1~oks p.t ma. steady for a jni~ute and vo~ta could tell he thinking hard. Den he gs and. set on de boich and say, Jus wait. Thu thinks it ~m saart, but yous aa foolish in de head. Dey  e gwine lam you s orne thu .
	ft  Rush yOUB b ig mouth and st ~  way from dis nigger  dat all I wants,  I say, and j~s~ sets and hold dat poker in de hand. He jus sets lookin like de bull. Dere wet~uns sts and sets for bout an ho~ir and den he go out and I bare de door.
	De next da~r I goes to de missy and tells her what Riiftte wante and missy say dat am de massa s wishes. She Bey, I~~3 ~ ~ portly gal ~nd Rufus em de portly man. De mas sa waflt S yOW~UflS for t. briig f0 rth portly chilien.
	Is thinkin bout what de missy say, but say to aysef, Is not gwine live with dat Bufus.  Dat ni ~it when him come in de cabin, I grabs de piker and sits on de bench and says   Git  way froid me, nigger, fore I busts yous brains out and etotnp n dem. He say nothin and git
	fine ~ day de massa call me arid tell me, Wom~gi, ls pay big fl1O~ey for y~ and. Is done dat for de Canse I wants yU5 to raise me ohil~ lens. I, s put y~ous t o live with Rufus for dat purpose. Now, if you doesn t want whippini at de stake  y,us d.. what I wants.
-.4..
FXUS62 KILM 280641
AFDILM

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILMINGTON NC
240 AM EDT WED APR 28 2004

.DISCUSSION...
SECONDARY COLD FRONT HAS MOVED OFF THE COAST AS HIGH PRES BUILDS 
OVER THE REGION. DRY AIR MASS OVER THE REGION TODAY WILL YIELD 
MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES. SE FLOW RETURNS THU WITH HIGH CENTERED TO THE 
NE. MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES AGAIN THU WITH AIR MASS REMAINING RELATIVELY 
DRY DESPITE ONSHORE FLOW. 

WEAK DISTURBANCE DEVELOPS IN THE NE GULF OF MEXICO FRI AND STARTS 
MOVING NE. CLOUDS ON THE INCREASE FRI AND SAT AS GULF SYSTEM BEGINS 
PUMPING MOISTURE INTO THE SE US. PRECIP DEVELOPS SAT EVENING AS VORT 
MAX MOVES UP THE COAST. GOING WITH 30 POPS SAT NIGHT INCREASING TO 
40 ON SUN. COLD FRONT IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SAT HEADS E INTO THE 
CAROLINAS SUN AND MERGES WITH THE REMAINS OF THE SYSTEM FROM THE 
GULF. BOTH GFS AND ECMWF HAVE SLOWED THE MOVEMENT OF THE FRONT SUN 
NIGHT AND MON. WILL EXTEND 40 POPS SUN NIGHT TO 12Z MON AND THEN 
CARRY 20 POPS FROM 12Z MON TO 00Z TUE. LATEST GFS STALLS THE FRONT 
OFF THE COAST MON WITH PRECIP CONTINUING THRU MON NIGHT INTO TUE. 
WILL WAIT TO SEE A FEW MORE MODEL RUNS SHOW THIS CONSISTENTLY BEFORE 
DECIDING TO EXTEND POPS INTO MON NIGHT AND TUE. 

&&

.MARINE...
DECENT 3 HOURLY PRES RISES ACROSS THE COASTAL PLAIN AND THE LEADING 
EDGE OF THE SURGE HAS ALREADY PROGRESSED INTO THE OFFSHORE WATERS AS 
NOTED BY KLTX IMAGERY. FRYING PAN SHOALS BUOY INDICATES SPEEDS IN 
THE WAKE OF THE BOUNDARY AROUND 25 KNOTS...THOUGH THESE CONDITIONS 
SHOULD BE RELATIVELY SHORT-LIVED AND MORE-SO A REFLECTION OF THE 
OFFSHORE WATERS. AS A RESULT ONLY PLAN ON HEADLINING EXERCISE 
CAUTION INSTEAD OF AN ADVISORY. AS MENTIONED ABOVE...THE SURGE WILL 
BE SHORT-LIVED AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS EASTWARD OVER THE WATERS 
TODAY. THE HIGH WILL SHIFT OFFSHORE THIS EVENING AND CONTINUE TO 
RIDGE BACK INTO THE CAROLINAS THROUGH THE END OF THE WEEK RESULTING 
IN ONSHORE FLOW GENERALLY 15 KNOTS OR LESS THROUGH MUCH OF THE 
FORECAST PERIOD. SOUTHERLY FLOW WILL INCREASE THIS WEEKEND AS AS AN 
APPROACHING COLD FRONT HELPS TO PINCH THE GRADIENT OVER THE REGION. 
APPEARS THIS FRONT WILL BE A SLOW MOVER...AND MAY NOT CLEAR THE 
COASTAL WATERS UNTIL LATER IN THE DAY ON MON. 

&&

.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
WILMINGTON     69  48  75  57  /  0   0   0   0
FLORENCE       71  46  77  56  /  0   0   0   0
LUMBERTON      69  44  77  56  /  0   0   0   0
MYRTLE BEACH   67  50  72  59  /  0   0   0   0

&&

.ILM WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
NC...NONE.
SC...NONE.

&&

$$

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and impudently abusing his house in sight both of Master and Mistresse, through wantonness wth a woman servant of theirs, a widdowe ; but also for falsely accusing him to the Governour, both of Drunkenes and Thefte, and besides for bringing all his fellow servants to certifie on his side, wher-in they justly failed him. It was thought fitt by the General Assembly (the Governour himselfe giving sentence) that he should stande fower days with his eares nayled to the Pillory, viz : Wednesday, Augt. 4th and so likewise, Thursday, Fryday arid Saturday next following; and every of those fower dayes should be publiquely whipped.
Now as touching the neglecte of his worke, what satisfaction ought to he made to his Mr- for that, is referred to the Governour and Counsell of Estate.
The same morning the Lawes above written, drawen out of the Instructions were read, and one by one throughly examined, and then passed once againe the generall consente of the whole Assembly.
This afternoon the Comitties brought in areporte, what they had done as concerning the third sorte of lawes ; the discussing whereof spente the residue of that daye. Excepte onely the consideration of a petition of Mr. John Eolfes against Captain John Martine, for writing a letter to him, wherein (as Mr. Eolfe alledgeth) he taxeth him both unseem-ingly and amisse of certaine things wherein he was never faulty, and besides casteth some aspersion upon the present government, woh is the most temperate and juste that ever was in this country, too milde indeed for many of this Colony, whom unwoonted liberty hath made insolente and not to knowe themselves. This petition of Mr. ftolfes was thought fitt to be referred to the Counsell of State.
Wednesday, Aug. 4th-
This daye (by reason of extream heat both paste and likely to ensue, and by that meanes, of the alteration of the healthes of diverse of the General Assembly) the Governour, who himself also was not well, resolved should be the laste of this firste Session. So in the morning the Speaker (as he was required by the Assembly) redd over all the lawes and orders that had formerly passed the House, to give the same yett one reviewe more and to see whether there were anything to be amended,
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Berkeley 21 July 1994
			GEM 2.3 GHz Radiometer
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(*) Items already available

            Record of microwave components: orders and shipping
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Feed antenna, including transition
and waveguide filter
				Design and construction
				by FPM space, Torino
				39-11-650 3782
				Contact: E.Pagana

				Order sent: .... (depending on ASI money)

				Expected delivery: late Sept 1994 

				US$ about 3000

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First stage HEMT amp					
				Berkshire, Oakland, CA
				Tel. (510) 655-1986
				Contact: T. Lum

				Order sent: 20 July 1994

				Expected delivery: 5 Sept 1994

				US$ 2350
					
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Second stage amp
				MITEQ, Hauppauge, N.Y.
				Tel. (516) 436 7400 
				Contact: F.Maqbool (Ext. 254)

				Order sent 22 July 1994

				Expected delivery: Aug 22 -- Sept 5

				US$ 550

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Bandpass Tubular filter
				Thrilithic, Indianapolis, IN
				Tel. 800-344-2412
				Contact: D.Distler

				Order sent 22 July 1994

				Expected delivery: Aug 22 -- Sept 5

				US$ 165

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Detector Diode(* -Spare ordered)
				HP, Sunnyvale, CA				
				Tel. 800-538-8787
				Contact: George (Ext. 1105)

				Order sent 22 July 1994

				Expected delivery: Aug 20 (?)

				US$ 350

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Attenuators
				Thrilithic, Indianapolis, IN
				Tel. 800-344-2412
				Contact: D.Distler

				Order sent .....

				Expected delivery: ...... ( < 4 weeks )

				US$ 61 each (1--9)
				    55 each (10--24)

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Total of expenses (1994 July 18-22), including spare diode:

		First amp		2350 $
		Second amp	 	 550 $
		Bandpass filter  	 165 $
		Detector diode 		 350 $
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		Total                   3415 $
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                Electronics and temperature regulation
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Power supply
				+/- 15 volts supply centralized.
				Will need extension cables to get to 
				prime focus.

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DC amplifier
				Spare board available.(*)
				Needs to be modified to get adjustable
				gain scales and mounted.

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Temperature sensors
				Extra board to be wired at LBL.
				One board for 4 sensors.

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Temperature regulation
				Extra board to be wired at LBL.

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Cooling system 
				Electronics control centralized.
				Two MELCOR small unites available.(*)
				Two heat sinks available.(*)		

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