BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
3/4/02

AGS electrician measured the loads of all circuit breakers at the
breaker panel A,B,C & E.  All breakers are 20A, except the double
breaker labelled like 21-23 that is 208V, 20A.

Breaker#      Iac(amp)	Iac(amp)	Breaker#
--------      --------  --------        --------
	Panel A	(total IA,B,C,N=163,119,124,111A, #1,3,5 used to feed panel E,
	-------  all on street side)

 1	     57.5	 2.1		 1A
 3	     19.3	 0.1             4A
 5	     31.8	 7.6		 6
 7	     15.1	10.2		 8
 9	      5.9      	11.5		10
11	      7.4	11.8		12
13	      6.4	 6.1		14
15	      9.0	 7.1		16
17-19	      8.8	10.9		18-20
	      7.4	11.1
21-23	     11.7	 8.3		40A
	     11.7	 5.4		24
25-27	     12.9	11.5		26-28
	     13.1	11.7
29-31	     11.8	 8.4		30
	     11.5	11.3		32-34
33-35	     11.3	11.1
	     11.5	12.1		36-38
37	      9.1	12.2
22	      1.1	12.2		40B
      
Note:  1 of the 2 CMC crates on CB8 is reconnected to CB10.
       Also CMC crate in L12 is connected to CB61.

      	Panel B (total IA,B,C=89,72,90,112A, #52-68 on street side,
	-------	rest on AGS side)

62	      2.3	 7.1		61
60	      8.5	 8.7		59
58	     10.8	10.9		57
56	      3.9	10.9		55  
54	      8.1	10.4		53
52	      7.4	13.8		51

13	      7.4	 7.4		14
15	      6.3	 7.2		16
17	      1.7	 7.5		18
19	      8.2	 0.5		20
21	      7.5	 2.5		22
23B	     10.6	12.3		24B
25B	     12.3	 6.5		26B
27B	      0.6	 0.4		28B
29	      0.8	 7.8		30-32
31-33	      4.0	 8.5
	      4.1	 0.4		66
35-37	      3.4	 0.1		64
	      3.4	 6.7		67-68
65	      0.9	 6.7
       
	Panel C (total IA,B.C,N=80,101,75,20A, all on AGS side)
	-------

1-3	      7.6	 7.2		 2
	      6.4	 3.9		 4
5-7	      4.8	 8.5		 6-8
	      5.7	 8.7
9-11	     10.7	 8.0		 10-12
	     11.3	 9.2
13-15	     10.0	 8.3		 14
	     10.0	 8.7		 16
17-19	      3.2	 0.8		 18-20
	      4.2	 0.3
21-23	      8.1	 8.2		 22
	      9.2	 9.0		 24
25-27	      0.7	 6.8		 26-28
	      0.8	 6.7		 
29-31	      7.2	 6.6		 30-32
	      8.2	 7.7		 
33-35	      8.0	 7.4		 34-36
	      8.2	 8.0
37-39	      7.0	 7.3		 38-40
	      6.4	 8.3

        Panel E (total IA,B,C,N=57.6,19.4,31.9,64.3A, fed by panel A,
        -------  all moved from panel A&B)	      

 1	     10.6       12.7	          2
 3A	      0.7	 2.8		  4
 5	      1.9       16.7		 23A
 2A	      9.4       12.4		 25A
 3	     15.8        0.5		 27A
24A	     12.7	 0.4		 63
26A	     13.1			 spare
39	      1.0        0.1		 28A
spare					 spare
spare					 spare

Note:  When panel E was installed, neutral wires were not moved into
       panel E.  Thus it caused current imbalances in the covered cable
       trays that caused ground noises.  The total ground current upstairs
       was reduced from 11.5A to 3.3A after the neutrals wires were properly
       installed.
       Further inspection found CB 40A has a 1.5A ground current and further
       this is from one of the fan module on top of rack L15.  Replacing
       this module results in 0 ground current in 40A and reduces total
       ground current from 3.3A to 2.5A.
Bridge Label,Structure ID,Bridge Description,Location Description
1,10097382,US085,0.8 N JCT SD 34
2,10146229,US085,16 NE JCT US 212
3,47019431,I090 E,0.2 SE US 14A INTERCH
4,47019430,I090 W,0.2 SE US 14A INTERCH
5,24298038,US018  B,0.1 W JCT US 385
6,24326052,US018,0.8 W JCT SD 79 N
7,24324051,US018,1.0 W JCT SD 79 N
8,47085545,I090 W,0.5 NW PIEDMONT INTERCH
9,47088550,I090 W,N PIEDMONT INTERCHANGE
10,47088551,I090 E,N PIEDMONT INTERCHANGE
11,52450287,US016  B (SE CONN),US16  B INTERCHANGE
12,21021307,IRR US212,1.8 E ZIEBACH CO LINE
13,36480090,I090 W,2.5 SW SD 63 N INTERCH
14,36480091,I090 E,2.5 SW SD 63 N INTERCH
15,36520067,I090 W,2.3 E SD 63 N INTERCHANGE
16,33100118,US014,HUGHES - STANLEY CO LINE
17,43100201,I090 W,7.5 E US 83 N INTERCHANGE
18,43401237,I090 W,SD 47 INTERCHANGE
19,25357240,US212,7.0 E JCT SD 45 S
20,7100086,US281,3.5 N JCT SD 10 E
21,58242240,US212,0.1 W JCT SD 37 S
22,26085070,IRR I029 S,6.2 S US 12 INTERCHANGE
23,55089380,IRR I029 S,1.6 SW SD 15 INTERCH
24,55090380,IRR I029 N,1.6 SW SD 15 INTERCH
25,14131205,SD050 E,EAST EDGE OF VERMILLION
26,55176060,IRR I029 N,SD 127 & I29 INTERCHANGE
27,6166150,US014  B,2.0 W I 29 INTERCH
28,6196156,US014  B,1.4 E I 29 INTERCH
29,26282072,US012,0.9 W JCT SD 15
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TROPICAL STORM KAY DISCUSSION NUMBER   8
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
2 PM PDT WED OCT 14 1998
 
A SPOT OF THUNDERSTORMS REDEVELOPED ON THE SOUTHWEST SIDE OF THE
CIRCULATION...BUT IT IS DISAPPEARING NOW.  CURRENT WIND SPEED
ESTIMATE IS 35 KT...ABOUT 10 KT BELOW THE FORMAL DVORAK TECHNIQUE
ESTIMATE.
 
KAY IS NOW MOVING TOWARD THE SSW...WITH THE 12Z AVN SHOWING WEAK
STEERING CURRENTS TO PERSIST.  WHILE TROPICAL CYCLONES ARE NOT KNOWN
FOR STRENGTHENING WHEN MOVING IN THIS DIRECTION...WARMER WATERS ARE
AHEAD IN THIS CASE WHICH SUGGESTS THAT SOME REDEVELOPMENT COULD
EVENTUALLY OCCUR.  MOST OF THE TRACK MODELS AND THE NHC FORECAST
SHOW A TURN BACK TOWARD THE WEST.  THE UKMET...WHICH SEEMS TO BE
DOING QUITE WELL ON THIS SYSTEM...CONTINUES THE CYCLONIC LOOP.  
 
RAPPAPORT
 
FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDS
 
INITIAL     14/2100Z 14.6N 120.9W    35 KTS
12HR VT     15/0600Z 14.2N 121.4W    30 KTS
24HR VT     15/1800Z 13.8N 121.9W    30 KTS
36HR VT     16/0600Z 13.6N 122.6W    30 KTS
48HR VT     16/1800Z 13.5N 123.4W    30 KTS
72HR VT     17/1800Z 13.5N 124.5W    30 KTS
 
 
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ouvertes depuis l'mancipation, et o les enfants des
nouveaux libres vont apprendre  lire et , crire,
 ne pas travailler, et  demeurer toute leur vie des
hommes inutiles pour eux-mmes et redoutables
pour la socit.
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lonies anglaises, applique le 4er aot 4840, avait t
prcde, au moins dans la plupart des les, de
quelques annes d'apprentissage ; car  Antigue, Tes
propritaires avaient appliqu l'affranchissement sans
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firmeries de la Jamaque taient encombres de
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19732120515000  71.55000 -153.00000 G173AR  BOXCORE                    59.4  M                     73ABP7    RECOVERED
19732120900000  71.33333 -153.00000 G173AR  BOXCORE                    75    M                     73ABP8    RECOVERED
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19732130510000  71.15000 -151.40000 G173AR  BOXCORE                    27.4  M                     73ANS11   RECOVERED  NAIDU DATING BOXCORE.  73ANS11
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;+
; NAME:
;	SI_TO_CGS
;
; PURPOSE:
;	Convert quantities from SI to CGS or the other way around
;	
;
; CATEGORY:
;	Solar-B utilities software
;
; CALLING SEQUENCE:
;	si_to_cgs, inval, outval, unit = unit, quant = quant, /reverse
;
;
; INPUTS:
;	inval:	Input value (default in the SI system)
;       
;
;
; KEYWORD PARAMETERS:
;	unit: String describing unit of output value 
;             (e.g. [W m-2 sr-1] for intensity)
;       quant: String describing what quantity inval/outval is. 
;              Default quantity is intensity. Other allowed quantities: None at the moment.
;       reverse: Set this keyword to convert from CGS to SI
;
; OUTPUTS:
;	outval: Ouput value (e.g intensity in CGS units)
;
; CALLS:
;
; COMMON BLOCKS:
;
; PROCEDURE:
;
; RESTRICTIONS:
;	So far only intensity implemented.
;
; MODIFICATION HISTORY:
;	07-Sep-2005: Written by Oivind Wikstol
;-
pro si_to_cgs, inval, outval, unit = unit, quant = quant, reverse = reverse 

  if n_params() lt 2 then begin
    print, 'si_to_cgs, inval, outval, unit = unit, /intensity, /reverse'
    Return
  endif

  ; if reverse keyword set, convert from CGS to SI
  if keyword_set(reverse) then ret_system = 'SI' else ret_system = 'CGS'

  ; default assume invalues are intensity
  if not keyword_set(quant) then quant = 'intensity'

; if reverse keyword set - convert from CGS to SI, else convert from SI to CGS
  if quant eq 'intensity' then begin
    if keyword_set(reverse) then begin
      outval = inval*1.e-3
      unit = '[W m-2 sr-1]'
    endif else begin
      outval = inval* 1.e3
      unit = '[erg cm-2 s-1 sr-1]'
    endelse
  endif

end
FZNT23 KWNM 110306
OFFN01
NAVTEX MARINE FORECAST FOR NE US WATERS
NWS OCEAN PREDICTION CENTER WASHINGTON DC
1004 PM EST TUE FEB 10 2009
...PLEASE REFER TO COASTAL WATERS FORECASTS (CWF) AVAILABLE
THROUGH NOAA WEATHER RADIO AND OTHER MEANS FOR DETAILED
COASTAL WATERS FORECASTS...
.SYNOPSIS...WEAK HIGH PRES OVER THE EASTERN WATERS WILL MOVE E 
OF THE AREA OVERNIGHT. A WEAK WARM FRONT WILL MOVE NE ACROSS THE 
AREA AFTER MIDNIGHT INTO EARLY WED. A COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH 
THE NEW ENGLAND STATES WED INTO WED NIGHT...THEN PASS E ACROSS 
THE WATERS THU. A DEEP LOW PRES CENTER WILL PASS JUST N OF THE 
AREA LATE THU...THEN CONTINUE E TOWARD NEWFOUNDLAND ON FRI. A 
LOW PRES TROUGH WILL MOVE SE ACROSS THE WATERS FRI...THEN WEAKEN 
AND PASS SE OF THE AREA SAT. A LOW PRES WILL PASS SE OF GEORGES 
BANK ON SUN.
EASTPORT MAINE TO CAPE COD...EAST TO THE HAGUE LINE
...GALE FORCE WINDS EXPECTED THU INTO FRI... 
.OVERNIGHT...S WINDS 15 TO 20 KT...BECOMING W BY MIDNIGHT. SEAS 
2 TO 4 FT. AREAS OF RAIN...ENDING LATE. 
.WED...W WINDS 15 TO 20 KT BECOMING SW. SEAS 2 TO 4 FT. ISOLATED 
SHOWERS. 
.WED NIGHT...SW WINDS 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS 6 TO 9 FT...HIGHEST S. 
ISOLATED SHOWERS W LATE. 
.THU...SW WINDS 25 TO 35 KT...THEN BECOMING W LATE. SEAS 6 TO 12 
FT...HIGHEST SE. 
.THU NIGHT AND FRI...W WINDS 25 TO 35 KT DIMINISHING TO NW 20 TO 
25 KT LATE FRI. SEAS 8 TO 14 FT SUBSIDING TO 5 TO 8 FT LATE 
FRI...HIGHEST SE. 
.SAT...NW WINDS DIMINISHING TO 15 TO 20 KT. SEAS 3 TO 5 FT. 
.SUN...WINDS N TO NE 10 TO 20 KT. SEAS 3 TO 5 FT.
CAPE COD TO NANTUCKET SHOALS AND GEORGES BANK...EAST TO THE
HAGUE LINE
...GALE FORCE WINDS EXPECTED WED NIGHT INTO FRI... 
.OVERNIGHT...S WINDS 15 TO 25 KT BECOMING W LATE. SEAS 3 TO 5 
FT. ISOLATED SHOWERS. 
.WED...W WINDS 15 TO 25 KT...BECOMING SW LATE. SEAS 4 TO 7 FT. 
SCATTERED SHOWERS. 
.WED NIGHT...SW WINDS 25 TO 35 KT. SEAS 9 TO 12 FT...HIGHEST SW. 
.THU...SW WINDS 25 TO 35 KT BECOMING W AND INCREASING TO 30 TO 
40 KT. SEAS 12 TO 20 FT...HIGHEST SE. 
.THU NIGHT...W WINDS 30 TO 40 KT. SEAS 10 TO 16 FT...HIGHEST SE. 
.FRI...NW WINDS 30 TO 40 KT EARLY...DIMINISHING TO 15 TO 20 KT 
LATE. SEAS 8 TO 13 FT...HIGHEST SE. 
.SAT...W TO NW WINDS DIMINISHING TO 10 TO 15 KT. SEAS 4 TO 6 FT. 
.SUN...WINDS NE 20 TO 30 KT. SEAS 5 TO 8 FT.
SOUTH OF NEW ENGLAND...OUT TO 1000 FMS
...GALE FORCE WINDS EXPECTED WED NIGHT INTO FRI... 
.OVERNIGHT...S TO SE WINDS 15 TO 25 KT BECOMING W LATE. SEAS 1 
TO 3 FT BUILDING TO 4 TO 6 FT...HIGHEST SE. ISOLATED SHOWERS. 
.WED...W WINDS 15 TO 25 KT EARLY...BECOMING SW LATE. SEAS 5 TO 7 
FT...HIGHEST SW. ISOLATED SHOWERS. 
.WED NIGHT...SW WINDS 25 TO 35 KT. SEAS 9 TO 12 FT...HIGHEST SW. 
SCATTERED SHOWERS. 
.THU...SW WINDS 25 TO 35 KT BECOMING W AND INCREASING TO 35 TO 
45 KT. SEAS 8 TO 16 FT...HIGHEST SE. SCATTERED SHOWERS. 
.THU NIGHT...W WINDS 35 TO 45 KT. SEAS 9 TO 15 FT...HIGHEST E. 
.FRI...NW WINDS 30 TO 40 KT DIMINISHING TO 15 TO 20 KT. SEAS 4 
TO 8 FT...HIGHEST SE. 
.SAT...NW WINDS 10 TO 15 KT BECOMING N LATE. SEAS 2 TO 4 FT. 
.SUN...N TO NE WINDS 10 TO 15 KT...EXCEPT E OF 71W NE WINDS 15 
TO 25 KT. SEAS 2 TO 4 FT...EXCEPT E OF 71W 4 TO 8 FT.
Table 4.4  Vertical Dispersion of Wheelchair Spaces
Current Guidelines: 4.33.3  Placement of Wheelchair Locations.  Wheelchair areas ...shall be provided so as to provide people with physical disabilities a choice of admission prices and lines of sight comparable to those for members of the general public .... When the seating capacity exceeds 300, wheelchair spaces shall be provided in more than one location....

Proposed Rule:           802.6.1  Admission Prices.  Wheelchair spaces and designated aisle seats shall be provided in each price level distinguishable by location.

802.6.3  Vertical Dispersion.  Wheelchair spaces and designated aisle seats shall be located at varying distances from the performance area on each accessible level and in each balcony or mezzanine that is located along an accessible route.
 
Final Revised Guidelines: 
221.2.3.2  Vertical Dispersion.  Wheelchair spaces shall be dispersed vertically at varying distances from the screen, performance area, or playing field.  In addition, wheelchair spaces shall be located in each balcony or mezzanine that is located on an accessible route. . . .
Model Codes & Standards
IBC 2000:  Section 1107.2.3 has a similar requirement for vertical dispersion of wheelchair spaces.  

IBC 2003:  Section 1108.2.4 has a similar requirement for vertical dispersion of wheelchair spaces.
ST,     DOMINGO.
in the affembly of its reprefentatives, which fhall be called the
General Affembly ofthe French Part of St. Domingo.
2.  No ad of the legiflative body, in what relates to the in-
ternal concerns of the colony, fhall be confidered as a law defl,
nitive, unlefs it be made by the reprefentatives of the French
part of St. Domingo, freely and legally chofen, and confirmed
by the king.
3.  In cafes of urgent neceffity, a legiflative decree of the ge-
neral affembly, in what relates to the internal concerns ofthe
colony, fhall be confidered as a law provifional. In all fuch cafes,
the decree fhall be notified forthwith to the governor general,'
who, within ten days after fuch notification, fhall caufe it to be'
publifhed and enforced, or tranfmit to the general affembly his
obfervations thereon.
4.   The neceffity of the cafe on which the execution of fuch
provifional decree is to depend, fhall be a feparate queftion, and
be carried in the affirmative by a majority of two-thirds of the
general affembly ; the names and numbers being taken down.
(Prifes par Vappel nominal.)
5.  If the governor general fhall fend down his obfervations oft.
any fuch decree, the fame fhall be entered in the journals ofthe
general affembly, who fhall then proceed to revife the decree, and
confider the obfervations thereon in three feveral fittings. The
votes for confirming or annulling the decree fhall be given in
the words Tes or No, and a minute of the proceedings fhall be
figned by the members prefent, in which fhall be enumerated the
votes on each fide of the queftion ; and if there appears a ma-
jority of two-thirds for confirming the decree, it fhall be imme*
diately enforced by the governor general,
6. As
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Thanks,
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;:~~ Steriss	Pais Three	~ 221





	Nex ~ ~s et arted agin on our j ourney, and sots time in )Larch we reach Texas. They took us ~j~l ~croee de Brazos on a ferryboat, jus ~bmit where de sp,nsion bridge Is now.

	De doctor took us.all on de farm on d. other eid. o( when BOBqU is now. On de farm us raised all kinds vegetable. and grain and sugar cane to make sorghum, but no cotton. We all lived in on and two ~oom log cabins, made out of cedar posts. Us d.Idn make any money for ourselves  but us had plenty of hog meat  beef  butter, E:~ilk, cornbread arid vegetables to eat, lots mo dan us have d.ese days.~ US did. all de cookin in de fireplaces. Us aho~ did have plenty of

possil, and rabbit, ~nd us cotched loti of fiati outt~ de Bosque River. tiDe women slaves, eleven of us, had our own gardens and us spun

all our own clothes. In de summer us aU. wore cotton stripe and in de winter, linsey dr.sses. On Sunday us had lasn dresses and us eho~ did. come out lookiflg cnoicesome.

	Dr. Worth had. Si for an ovrseer. It was a big farm and had forty or fifty slaves to work it. Us got up bout four in de inornint and ate br,akfas1 !b~it nine oclock. All de alaves had. to work from sun to sun, end when ui was sick, de aarstsr treated us.

	~~hen I was about 16, I married William Wright. He was botL a slave near Rap id es, E.ntucky. ~hen he was e ight year old. /h. and. ) his family. ownsr died, and he went to the daughter, Mrs. Richard Ltason, on Black River  in Louis iena, as  he ir pr c~perty,! He was r~jsed der  but when he  s fre ed he comes to Texas and works for
.~a.
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purple) erect, spreading ; calyx tubular; teeth subulate, one third the
length of the tube; vexillum about as long as the wings; legumes-
coriacous, triangular, concave on the dorsal suture, abruptly acumi-
nate, glabrous ; the sutures thickened. Hills near Council Bluffs, on
the Upper St. Peter's, &c. ; May 17-
Pha elvngata, (Hook.?) Leaves linear-cunieform ; calix villous; leg-
ume one inch long, curved; upper suture thickened; legumes 34
lines long, 2 lines broad, about six seeded, canescently hirsute, trans-
versely veined, concave on the back, the ventral suture tumid. This
species {which I doubtfully refer to P. elongata of Hooker) appears to
be distinct from any other Pha described in the Flora of North
America. It is allied to P. pectinata, (Hook.,) but differs in its ar-
ticulated leaflets, larger flowers, &c.
Phcea cspitosa, (Nutt.)    High prairies near Devil's lakesine fl.
Homalobus multiflorus, (Torr. and Gr.) Naked hills of Missouri and
Shaven rivers ; July 2kfl. and//-. Stems numerous, 1^ foot high ;
legume 56 seeded.
Desmodiurn Canadense, (D. C.) Borders of rivers and woods, St. Peter's
river, &c. ; August 3.
Lupinuspusillus, (Nutt.) About the habitations of the prairie marmot,
near White river, Upper Missouri ; June Gfl. and//-.
Schrankia uncinata, (Willd.)    Hills on the Missouri ; June 30.
Darlingtonia brachyloba, var. glandulosa, (Torr. and Gr.) Gravelly banks
of Spirit lake; September 30-fl. and fr.
Cercis Canadensis (Linn.)    Woods, Missouri ; common; April 4,
ROSACEaE.
Cerasus Virginiana, ,(D. C.)    Banks of the Missouri ;April 25.
Cerasus pumila, (Michx.)    Arid hills of the Upper Missouri; June 19.
Potentilla argentea, (Linn.) Prairie swamps, Shayenoju river, &c. ;
July 15.
Potentilla arguta, (Pursh.) Fertile prairies near Wamdushka and Shay-
en-oju rivers ; July 18.
Potentilla paradoxa, (Nutt.) Margin of Devil's lake ; July 26. The
large appendage to the base of the seed is of a spongy texture, and
contains no starch. I found it in all the specimens of this collection,
but fear, nevertheless, the identity of this species and P. supina.
Potentilla Pennsylvania, var. bipinnatifida, (Torr. and Gr.) No label
with the specimens.
Fragaria Virginiana, (Mill.)   Hills of the Upper Missouri ; June 19.
Chamrhodos erecta, (Bunge.) Dry hills about Devil's lake; July 29
fl. and/r.
Geum strictum, (Ait.)    Borders of woods, Devil's lake; July 24.
Rosa Manda, (Ait. ?) Perhaps R. stricta. Stem with reddish prickles.
Leaflets 79 ; the under surface and the petioles pubescent. Devil's
lake ; August 1.
Rosa iucida, (Ehrh.)    Banks of the Upper Missouri ; May 25.
Cral<Bgvs coccincus, (var. Torr- and Gr.) Banks of the Upper Missouri ;
April 25.
Amelancliier Canadensis, var. oblongifolia, (Torr. and Gr.) Banks of the
Upper Missouri and its tributaries; May I0,fl.; July 4,/r.
QUESTION:
Could you use virtual reality and/or simulators to minimize the feelings
of loneliness of the astronauts that go on long missions by providing a
virtual home on earth?

ANSWER from Rich Hogen on March 14, 2000:
There are specialists at NASA centers and elsewhere investigating questions
like this, because long-duration distant spaceflight is on the minds of many
people these days.  To my knowledge we don't know the answer yet.

Can virtual reality replace real human interactions?  If not, what if
virtual reality driver programs become so advanced that they create the
sensations of real human interactions?  Are there physical aspects of
interactions which are required elements in fighting off loneliness?  Can
virtual reality simulate them?  Which psychological profiles are more or
less susceptible to loneliness?  Which are more or less susceptible to being
tricked by virtual reality of one kind or another?

There are Earthly precedents for long-duration isolation:  people who work
at Arctic and Antarctic bases for the long polar winters, or people who work
in secretive military submarines, or scientific experiments designed to
examine these conditions and how people react to them, for example.

These studies are called "Human Factors" studies, and there is literature to
be found.
000
WWUS54 KLZK 252227
SVSLZK

SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LITTLE ROCK AR
525 PM CDT SAT AUG 25 2007

ARC043-252245-
/O.CON.KLZK.SV.W.0219.000000T0000Z-070825T2245Z/
DREW AR-
525 PM CDT SAT AUG 25 2007

...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 545 PM CDT 
FOR NORTHERN DREW COUNTY...

AT 524 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR CONTINUED TO 
INDICATE A STRONG THUNDERSTORM. THIS STORM WAS LOCATED 10 MILES 
NORTHEAST OF MONTICELLO MUNICIPAL AIRPORT...MOVING EAST AT 10 MPH.

THE STORM HAS WEAKENED BUT STILL HAS A CHANCE TO REINTENSIFY AND BE 
CAPABLE OF PRODUCING DAMAGING WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH.

OTHER LOCATIONS INCLUDED IN THE WARNING INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED
TO TROTTERS BRAKE...MINK TRACK BRAKE AND HORSESHOE BRAKE.

LAT...LON 3378 9181 3364 9181 3354 9146 3375 9146

$$

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Expires:200808291300;Remove:200808291300;861822
FPUS73 KMQT 290943
NOWMQT
SHORT TERM FORECAST
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI
543 AM EDT FRI AUG 29 2008

MIZ006-007-014-085-291300-
ALGER-LUCE-SOUTHERN SCHOOLCRAFT-NORTHERN SCHOOLCRAFT-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...MUNISING...NEWBERRY...MANISTIQUE...
SENEY
543 AM EDT FRI AUG 29 2008
.NOW...
AREAS OF FOG WILL REDUCE VISIBILITIES AS LOW AS ONE QUARTER MILE AT
TIMES EARLY THIS MORNING...ESPECIALLY IN THE VICINITY OF NEWBERRY
AND MANISTIQUE. ONCE THE SUN RISES...THE FOG WILL QUICKLY BURN OFF
WITH VISIBILITIES IMPROVING SIGNIFICANTLY BY 8 AM EDT. UNTIL THE
FOG LIFTS...DRIVE WITH CAUTION THIS MORNING.
$$
RJT
PERPLEXITIES AND PLEASURES OF DOMESTIC LIFE.   129
the women to dance with them; sometimes the first waltz they could get during the evening would not come before midnight. I think it would have been very hard for me to have kept a level head with all the attention and delightful flattery which the ordinary manners of officers convey, if I had not remembered how we ladies were always in the minority. The question whether one was old or young, pretty or plain, never seemed to arise with them. I have seen them solicit the honor of taking a grandmamma to drive, and even to ride as gallantly as if she were young and fair. No men discover beauty and youth more quickly, but the deference they feel for all women is always apparent.
It seemed very strange to me that with all the value that is set on the presence of the women of an officer's family at the frontier posts, the book of army regulations makes no provision for them, but in fact ignores them entirely ! It enters into such minute detail in its instructions, even giving the number of hours that bean-soup should boil, that it would be natural to suppose that a paragraph or two might be wasted on an officer's wife! The servants and the company laundresses are mentioned as being entitled to quarters and rations and to the services of the surgeon. If an officer's wife falls ill she cannot claim the attention of the doctor, though it is almost unnecessary to say that she has it through his most urgent courtesy. I have even known a surgeon, who from some official difficulty was not on friendly terms with an officer, go personally and solicit the privilege of prescribing through the illness of his wife, whom he knew but slightly.
6*
SEXX01 KNEC 091819
EQREQB






The following  is  from  the  United  States  Geological  Survey,
National  Earthquake  Information Center:  Preliminary hypocenter
for earthquake of 2003 Jul 09, RYUKYU ISLANDS, JAPAN,  about  215
km  (135  miles)  SSW of Kagoshima, Kyushu, Japan:  latitude 29.7
degrees north, longitude 129.9 degrees east, origin  time  17  15
13.8 utc, depth 60 km, magnitude 5.5.  The magnitude and location
may be revised when additional data and further analysis  results
are  available.   There  have  been  no  reports  of damage.  For
additional   information,   see   the   USGS   NEIC   web    page
http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/bulletin/
Stations used:  INCN eP 171714.3 TATO eP 171723.7
YSS eP 171941.6 GUMO eP 171954.9 ULN eP 172035.5
PET eP 172129.6 FX1 eP 172236.2 KURK eP 172310.4
BILL eP 172314.0 ZRNK eP 172359.9 e 172417.3
MBWA ePd 172415.1 CTAO eP 172418.0 ARU eP 172444.5
TTA eP 172451.7 IMA eP 172458.9 KDC eP 172507.0
MCK eP 172513.9 PMR eP 172514.8 COLA eP 172516.0
SML eP 172517.8 DIV eP 172526.9 EYAK eP 172527.7
STKA eP 172529.9 NWAO eP 172538.6 DAWY eP 172541.8
INK eP 172548.6 SPB4 eP 172552.3 OBN eP 172607.9
SIT eP 172608.2 KIV eP 172610.7 DLBC eP 172621.6
MALT eP 172640.2 YKW3 eP 172647.5 KWP eP 172707.3
PGC eP 172708.7 OCWA eP 172710.1 GNW eP 172713.7
LON eP 172718.3 PSZ eP 172719.7 COR eP 172721.2
MORC eP 172722.1 HAWA eP 172726.8 HUMO ePd 172727.3
YBH eP 172730.4 WDC eP 172733.4 WALA eP 172735.0
MOD eP 172737.4 FCC eP 172740.8 OHCM eP 172741.1
MSO eP 172741.5 BEKR eP 172742.8 CHMT eP 172742.9
STU eP 172745.8 WCN eP 172747.3 HRY eP 172748.0
CMB eP 172748.1 LCCM eP 172750.5 WLF eP 172750.7
BMN eP 172750.7 HLID eP 172751.0 BOZ eP 172751.7
MCMT eP 172751.8 OMM eP 172754.7 QLMT eP 172755.4
MTUM eP 172755.8 YMR eP 172757.0 ELK eP 172757.4
TPH eP 172758.9 LKWY eP 172800.7 HVU eP 172801.9
AHID eP 172802.4 BGU eP 172802.9 SPUT eP 172803.7
HWUT eP 172804.7 TPNV eP 172804.9 DUG ePd 172805.4
TCUT eP 172807.9 GSC eP 172808.6 JLU eP 172808.8
DAU eP 172809.7 MPU eP 172809.8 NEN eP 172812.7
LDFC eP 172813.6 MSU eP 172813.8 MVU eP 172813.9
RSSD eP 172815.0 GLA eP 172819.5 PV10 eP 172821.8
WUAZ eP 172823.8 PV01 eP 172824.4 RW3 eP 172826.3
EYMN eP 172827.2 TUC eP 172834.8 SNAA ePKPdf 173418.6
SAML ePKPdf 173503.1 ePKPab 173529.5 LPAZ ePKPdf 173508.4  ePKPab
173542.6
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JNUH FA 102045
EASTERN GULF COAST AND SE AK...
.
AIRMETS VALID UNTIL 110300
TS IMPLY POSSIBLE SEV OR GREATER TURB SEV ICE LLWS AND IFR CONDS.
NON MSL HEIGHTS NOTED BY AGL OR CIG.
.
SYNOPSIS VALID UNTIL 111500
A WKNG 1007MB LOW OVR PAGS MOVS TO VCY PAFE BY 15Z. HI PRES OVER ERN
AK MOVS TO THE YUKON TERR-SE AK BY 15Z. A QSTNR ARCTIC FRONT FM
PASW-PACY-SRN YUKON TERR WL WKN AND DSIPT BY 12Z.
.
LYNN CANAL AND GLACIER BAY JB...VALID UNTIL 110900
...CLOUDS/WX...
***AIRMET IFR***OCNL CIG BLW 010 OCNL VIS BLW 3SM -SN BR. IMPR...
***AIRMET MT OBSC***MTS OCNL OBSC IN CLOUDS AND PCPN. IMPR...
SCT010 BKN-OVC020 TOPS 110 VIS 4SM -SN.
AFT 03Z SCT025 BKN040. ISOL -SHSN.
OTLK VALID 110900-120300...VFR.
PASSES...WHITE...CHILKOOT...IFR CIG SHSN.
...TURB...
NIL SIG.
...ICE AND FZLVL...
ISOL MOD RIME ICEIC BTN 040-110. FZLVL SFC.
.
CNTRL SE AK JC...VALID UNTIL 110900
...CLOUDS/WX...
***AIRMET IFR***ISOL CIG BLW 010 OCNL VIS BLW 3SM -SN BR. IMPR...
***AIRMET MT OBSC***MTS OCNL OBSC IN CLOUDS AND PCPN. IMPR...
SCT015 SCT-BKN045 LYRS ABV TO 110. OCNL BKN015 VIS 3SM -SHSN...
BCMG ISOL AFT 03Z.
OTLK VALID 110900-120300...VFR.
...TURB...
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SRN SE AK JD...VALID UNTIL 110900
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SCT025 BKN050 TOP 090 WDLY SEPD LYRS TO FL250.
OCNL BKN025 -SN. ISOL CIGS BLW 010 VIS BLW 3SM -SN BR.
AFT 03Z ISOL BKN020 VIS 3SM -SHSN.
OTLK VALID 110900-120300...VFR.
...TURB...
NIL SIG.
...ICE AND FZLVL...
NIL SIG. FZLVL SFC/NR SFC.
.
####018000855####
FAAK57 PAWU 102203
FA7W  
JNUC FA 102045
ERN GLF CST AND SE AK CONTINUED...
.
AIRMETS VALID UNTIL 110300
TS IMPLY PSBL SEV OR GREATER TURB SEV ICE LLWS AND IFR CONDS.
NON MSL HEIGHTS NOTED BY AGL OR CIG.
.
ERN GLF CST JE...VALID UNTIL 110900
...CLOUDS/WX...
SCT015 SCT-BKN100 TOPS 120. ISOL BKN015 VIS 4SM -SHSN.
OTLK VALID 110900-120300...VFR.
...TURB...
NIL SIG.
...ICE AND FZLVL...
NIL SIG. FZLVL SFC.
.
SE AK CSTL WTRS JF...VALID UNTIL 110900
...CLOUDS/WX...
***AIRMET MT OBSC***MTS OCNL OBSC IN CLOUDS AND PCPN. NC...
SCT025 SCT-BKN040 BKN080 TOPS 150. OCNL BKN025 VIS 4SM -SHSN.
AFT 00Z ISOL CIG BLW 010 VIS BLW 3SM -SHSN.
OTLK VALID 110900-120300...VFR. AFT 20Z MVFR CIG SN.
...TURB...
NIL SIG.
...ICE AND FZLVL...
N PASI ISOL MOD RIME ICEIC BTN 030-110. FZLVL NR SFC.
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AV FEB 2009 AAWU
ZCZC MIATCDEP1 ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM
TROPICAL DEPRESSION ELEVEN-E DISCUSSION NUMBER   1
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
8 AM PDT MON SEP 07 1998
THE TROPICAL DISTURBANCE TO THE SOUTH OF CABO SAN LUCAS HAS
GRADUALLY BECOME BETTER ORGANIZED DURING THE LAST DAY OR SO AND IS
NOW ESTIMATED TO HAVE BECOME A TROPICAL DEPRESSION.  THE SYSTEM HAS
BEEN IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF EASTERLY SHEAR AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE
LOW-LEVEL CENTER IS ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE CONVECTIVE CLOUD
MASS.  HOWEVER...NEW CONVECTIVE CELLS ARE BEING GENERATED NEAR THE
ESTIMATED CENTER AND THE UPPER-LEVEL OUTFLOW...WHICH HAD BEEN RATHER
PALTRY...IS GETTING A LITTLE BIT BETTER ESTABLISHED.  THEREFORE THE
SHEAR OVER THE CYCLONE APPEARS TO BE LESSENING AND SOME
STRENGTHENING COULD OCCUR.  THIS IS SHOWN IN THE OFFICIAL
FORECAST...WITH COOLING OCEAN TEMPERATURES BRAKING THE
INTENSIFICATION PROCESS LATER IN THE PERIOD.
INITIAL MOTION...QUITE UNCERTAIN FOR A NEWLY-DEVELOPED TROPICAL
CYCLONE...IS ESTIMATED TO BE 300/09.  A MID- TO UPPER-LEVEL LOW SEEN
IN WATER VAPOR IMAGERY OVER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HAS WEAKENED THE
SUBTROPICAL RIDGE TO THE NORTH OF ELEVEN-E.  MOREOVER THE NCEP
GLOBAL MODEL SHOWS A SIZEABLE 500 MB TROUGH DROPPING INTO CALIFORNIA
IN A COUPLE OF DAYS.  THESE FLOW FEATURES COULD CAUSE THE TRACK TO
TURN MORE TO THE RIGHT...POSSIBLY EVEN RECURVE THE TROPICAL CYCLONE
TOWARD BAJA.  NOTWITHSTANDING...THE TRACK GUIDANCE MODELS FAVOR A
MORE SOUTHERN ROUTE...ALTHOUGH SOME OF THEM LOOK A BIT BIZARRE.  THE
OFFICIAL FORECAST GOES MORE WITH THE SYNOPTIC PATTERN AND TRENDS
MORE TOWARD THE NORTHWEST.  SUBSEQUENT FORECASTS MAY HAVE TO BE
ADJUSTED TO THE RIGHT DEPENDING ON OBSERVED AND MODEL TRENDS.
 
PASCH
 
FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDS
 
INITIAL     07/1500Z 19.7N 110.3W    30 KTS
12HR VT     08/0000Z 20.4N 111.6W    35 KTS
24HR VT     08/1200Z 21.3N 113.0W    40 KTS
36HR VT     09/0000Z 22.2N 114.4W    45 KTS
48HR VT     09/1200Z 23.0N 115.5W    50 KTS
72HR VT     10/1200Z 25.0N 117.5W    50 KTS
 
 
NNNN
First Author: Walt, M.,

Co-Authors: H. D. Voss, and J. Pickett,

Title: Electron precipitation coincident with ELF/VLF wave bursts,

Reference: J. Geophys Res. 107,(A8) SMP 28, 2002.

Reference Type: Published Journal

CEPPAD: true

CAMMICE: false

RAPID: false

Abstract: 
On 15 October 1999, charged particle and plasma wave detectors on the Polar satellite observed an enhancement in precipitating energetic electrons coincident with an ELF/VLF electromagnetic emission.  Assuming that the electromagnetic wave was field aligned and scattered trapped electrons by first-order cyclotron resonance near the equatorial plane, the resulting pitch angle distribution of precipitating electrons was calculated.  For reasonable values of the cold plasma density and the wave intensity at the equatorial plane, the calculated precipitation agrees with measurements for an equatorial interaction region approximately 1000 km in length. <P>
ARESE Meteorological Summary
				Flight 3

		       15 - 19 UTC 29 September 1995

With the exception of very widely scattered boundary layer cumulus,
clear skies dominated the region during this flight.  Surface high pressure
was building over the area as a trough in the low levels moved east of the
Mississippi river.  Winds below 700 mb were northerly with speeds less than
10 m/s.  Aloft, winds backed and increased in speed.  500 mb winds were 
westerly at 20 m/s.  The 18 UTC sounding from the CART site central 
facility indicated very dry air through the depth of the troposphere.  
Two distinct layers with extremely low relative humidities existed at 850
and 530 mb.  A weak temperature inversion is noted between 600 and
650 mb.  

Mace
National Community Policing Conference July 27-29, 2006 
Methamphetamine

A community Response

National Trends
.Manufacturing Methods
-HI  Red P  Iodine
-Metal/Anhydrous Ammonia  Nazi
-Dirt Labs (Dump sites)
-Urine Labs
.Distributions
-Drug trafficking organizations
-Mexican
-Middle Eastern
-Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs
-Russian / Asian (Ecstasy)
.User Labs


National Trends
Meth Prices
.Grams   $50.00  100.00
.Ounces  $1,000  3,000
.Pounds  $7,000  20,000
.Ice lbs $10,000  35,000

(Pseudo)ephedrine must first be extracted from over the counter cold and allergy medications.

Pictures of various over the counter cold and allergy medications


Pictures of a drug called Tri-Hist Granules that contains Pyrilamine Maleate and Pseudoephedrine HCI


A Picture of cleaning supplies and over the counter drugs found to make Meth


A Picture of a unclean Mexican Meth Lab 


A picture of a sky view of a Meth lab in California


Estimated Clean up Cost 
$275,000 -$325,000 

Propane or oxygen tanks in odd places
...they contain anhydrous ammonia and are extremely dangerous!!!

Various pictures of containers that contained anhydrous ammonia


Two Pictures of a dead female who used Meth with a disfigured bloody face found in a car 


Anhydrous Ammonia Death
Two pictures of a dead male in home with bloody face from use of Anhydrous Ammonia found in Meth


Meth/Urine Extraction

.Urine has acid in it
-Place urine in jar
-Add baking soda
-Add solvent
-Gas out

Pictures of urine, baking soda and a solvent


Pictures of crystalized Meth


A picture of a person's arms of numerous sores from Meth use


A picture of a male's are with open sores from the Meth "eating" his skin


The DEC Response TeamThe DEC Response Team
.Law Enforcement
.District Attorney - Prosecutor Assigned
.Social Services  Health Services
.Drug Courts
.Medical
.Treatment
.Educators/Teachers/School Nurses
.Probation


A picture of a circuit breaker and an electrical fire from a meth lab


A picture of the inside of a home after a Meth Fire


A picture of a patch for the H.E.L.P Strike Team (Hazmat, Emergency, Laboratory, Processing)


First Responders
Fire Departments,Fire Departments, Haz Mat Teams
How to H.E.L.P.
.Set up Decon, Set up Zones
.Air monitor in lab
.Stand by rescue, medical monitoring
.Assist with DEC
.Assist Law Enforcement with lab, ie..
 
Lay plastic for evidence


SITE CONTROL PRIORITY
FIELD PROCEDURES TO
REDUCE OR PREVENT THE
UNWANTED SPREAD OF
CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION


A picture of a chemical explosion of a lad in a van


Another picture of a Van on fire from chemical explosion
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ALZ051>064-FLZ001>006-MSZ067-075-076-078-79-100118-

TABULAR STATE FORECAST FOR SW AL...SE MS...AND FL PANHANDLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOBILE AL
418 AM CST TUE NOV 9 2004

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


   FCST     FCST     FCST     FCST     FCST     FCST     FCST     
   TODAY    WED      THU      FRI      SAT      SUN      MON      
   NOV 09   NOV 10   NOV 11   NOV 12   NOV 13   NOV 14   NOV 15   

MOBILE
   SUNNY    PTCLDY   TSTRMS   MOCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   MOCLDY   
     /72    52/72    60/75    56/64    40/64    42/64    42/66    
   POP 0    POP 10   POP 60   POP 20   POP 10   POP 10   POP 30   

PENSACOLA
   SUNNY    PTCLDY   TSTRMS   MOCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   
     /72    52/72    61/73    58/67    45/65    43/64    47/69    
   POP 0    POP 10   POP 60   POP 20   POP 10   POP 10   POP 30   

DESTIN
   SUNNY    PTCLDY   TSTRMS   MOCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   
     /72    54/72    61/73    59/70    47/66    46/67    50/66    
   POP 0    POP 10   POP 60   POP 30   POP 10   POP 10   POP 30   

EVERGREEN
   SUNNY    PTCLDY   TSTRMS   MOCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   
     /71    43/71    52/70    54/62    39/60    36/63    40/63    
   POP 0    POP 10   POP 60   POP 20   POP 10   POP 10   POP 30   

WAYNESBORO
   SUNNY    PTCLDY   TSTRMS   MOCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   PTCLDY   
     /72    41/71    51/73    52/59    38/58    36/61    41/64    
   POP 0    POP 10   POP 60   POP 10   POP 10   POP 10   POP 30   

CAMDEN
   SUNNY    PTCLDY   TSTRMS   MOCLDY   SUNNY    PTCLDY   PTCLDY   
     /71    42/71    48/69    48/60    39/59    36/62    38/64    
   POP 0    POP 10   POP 60   POP 20   POP 10   POP 10   POP 30   


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1.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTH LOCUST STREET: 200 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTH. 
2.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTH LOCUST STREET: 200 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
3.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTH LOCUST STREET: 300 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTH. 
4.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTH LOCUST STREET: 300 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTHWEST. 
5.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTH LOCUST STREET: 300 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
6.  PATRICK KENNEDY HOUSE ON SOUTH LOCUST STREET. VIEW TO NORTHWEST. 
7.  BRIDGET MEHAN HOUSE AND MARY BRENNAN HOUSE ON SOUTH LOCUST STREET. VIEW TO SOUTH. 
8.  MICHAEL SULLIVAN HOUSE ON SOUTH LOCUST STREET. VIEW TO NORTH. 
9.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE: 300 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
10.  MARTIN DUMPHY HOUSE (RIGHT) AND MICHAEL CANE HOUSE ON SOUTHERN AVENUE. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
11.  OVERALL VIEW OF EAST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE, WITH THOMAS ROONEY HOUSE IN RIGHT FOREGROUND. VIEW TO NORTHEAST. 
12.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE, WITH JEREMIAH MAHONEY HOUSE IN LEFT FOREGROUND. VIEW TO NORTH. 
13.  OVERALL VIEW OF EAST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE: 300 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTHEAST. 
14.  OVERALL VIEW OF EAST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE: 200 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTHEAST. 
15.  OVERALL VIEW OF EAST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE: 200 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTHEAST. 
16.  TIMOTHY KELLY HOUSE (RIGHT) AND ANN MORRIS HOUSE (LEFT) ON SOUTHERN AVENUE. VIEW TO NORTHEAST. 
17.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE: 300 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTHEAST. 
18.  89 AND 95 SOUTHERN AVENUE. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
19.  89 AND 95 SOUTHERN AVENUE. VIEW TO NORTHWEST. 
20.  ANN MORRIS HOUSE (LEFT) AND TIMOTHY KELLY HOUSE (RIGHT) ON SOUTHERN AVENUE. VIEW TO SOUTH. 
21.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF SOUTHERN AVENUE, WITH NICHOLAS THORNTON HOUSE IN RIGHT FOREGROUND. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
22.  OVERALL VIEW OF SOUTH SIDE OF DODGE STREET: 600 BLOCK. VIEW TO EAST. 
23.  OVERALL VIEW OF SOUTH SIDE OF DODGE STREET: 600 BLOCK. VIEW TO EAST. 
24.  OVERALL VIEW OF SOUTH SIDE OF DODGE STREET: 700 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
25.  OVERALL VIEW OF SOUTH SIDE OF DODGE STREET: 800 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTH. 
26.  WILLIAM P. HIPMAN HOUSE ON DODGE STREET. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
27.  DANIEL J. SULLIVAN HOUSE ON DODGE STREET. VIEW TO SOUTH. 
28.  JAMES MARTIN HOUSE ON DODGE STREET. VIEW TO SOUTH. 
29.  OVERALL VIEW OF NORTH SIDE OF DODGE STREET: 800 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTHWEST. 
30.  JAMES P. STRAIN HOUSE (LEFT) AND FRANK THENO HOUSE (RIGHT) ON DODGE STREET. VIEW TO NORTH. 
31.  OVERALL VIEW OF NORTH SIDE OF DODGE STREET: 800 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTHEAST. 
32.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF LOCUST STREET: 0 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTH. 
33.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF LOCUST STREET: 0 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTH. 
34.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF LOCUST STREET: 0 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTH. 
35.  HALPIN ROW ON LOCUST STREET. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST. 
36.  HALPIN ROW ON LOCUST STREET. VIEW TO EAST. 
37.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF LOCUST STREET: 0 BLOCK. VIEW TO NORTHWEST. 
38.  OVERALL VIEW OF WEST SIDE OF LOCUST STREET: 0 BLOCK. VIEW TO SOUTHWEST.
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FLUS44 KLUB 072225
HWOLUB

HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LUBBOCK TX
510 PM CDT SAT MAY 7 2005

TXZ021>044-082210-
BAILEY-BRISCOE-CASTRO-CHILDRESS-COCHRAN-COTTLE-CROSBY-DICKENS-FLOYD-
GARZA-HALE-HALL-HOCKLEY-KENT-KING-LAMB-LUBBOCK-LYNN-MOTLEY-PARMER-
STONEWALL-SWISHER-TERRY-YOAKUM-
506 PM CDT SAT MAY 7 2005

THIS HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK IS FOR THE EXTREME SOUTHERN TEXAS
PANHANDLE...SOUTH PLAINS AND ROLLING PLAINS.

.DAY ONE...

CONVECTIVE

THERE IS A SLIGHT RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS PORTIONS OF 
THE EXTREME SOUTHERN PANHANDLE...SOUTH PLAINS AND ROLLING PLAINS 
THROUGH THE EVENING. THE SLIGHT RISK AREA IS GENERALLY ALONG AND 
EAST OF A LINE FROM SILVERTON TO SLATON TO ODONNELL. 

LATE THIS AFTERNOON...A SHARP DRYLINE WAS LOCATED NEAR THE EDGE OF 
THE CAPROCK WITH STRONG SURFACE MOISTURE CONVERGENCE OCCURRING IN 
THIS VICINITY. MEANWHILE...A STRONG UPPER LEVEL DISTURBANCE WAS 
ENTERING SOUTHWEST TEXAS AND BEGINNING TO TRANSLATE INTO THE PERMIAN 
BASIN. SO FAR TODAY...THUNDERSTORM FORMATION HAS BEEN REPRESSED DUE 
TO ABUNDANT HIGH LEVEL CLOUD COVER LIMITING AFTERNOON HEATING. 
HOWEVER...AS THE UPPER LEVEL DISTURBANCE APPROACHES...SUFFICIENT 
LIFT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ISOLATED TO SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS 
DEVELOPING ALONG THE DRYLINE.   
 
GIVEN MODERATE WIND SHEAR...ANY THUNDERSTORMS THAT FORM MAY QUICKLY 
DEVELOP INTO SUPERCELLS WITH LARGE HAIL AND DAMAGING WINDS BEING THE 
MAIN THREAT. IN ADDITION...A FEW TORNADOES MAY OCCUR AS LOW LEVEL 
WINDS BACK AND STRENGTHEN DURING THE EVENING. 

.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...

A FEW STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY AS 
ANOTHER UPPER LEVEL TROUGH APPROACHES THE AREA AND INTERACTS WITH 
THE DRYLINE. 

.SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT...

SPOTTER ACTIVATION WILL LIKELY BE REQUIRED THIS EVENING. 

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