BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
To install, download these files:
readme.txt
scf04capi.exe

scf04capi.exe is a self-extracting zip file which will install Surveycraft
and the SCF questionnaire in c:\MT7.

After unzipping the files, a shortcut for SCF 2004 should exist on the
desktop.  If the shortcut is not installed on the desktop:  To run Surveycraft,
click scwin.exe in c:\MT7 or drag the SCF 2004 shortcut to the Windows
desktop.

==============================================================================
NOTE:  If you changed the default installation path to something other than
c:\ (when prompted by the Winzip self-extractor), you will also need to change
"C:\" to that path in the properties of the SCF 2004 shortcut:

Right-Click the shortcut and change the "Start in" path that says c:\mt7 to
<yourpath>\mt7  (where <yourpath> is the path you selected).
==============================================================================


Once in SurveyCraft, you will need to select a job.

Type the letter J.  You will be routed to the Job Maintenance Module.  Make
sure MAINIW is highlighted, then strike <ENTER> once.  You will be returned
to the main SurveyCraft menu.

Back at the SurveyCraft main menu, type C for CAPI entry.  Enter a case number
between 1 and 10.


Keys used to navigate Surveycraft questionnaires:


KEY or KEYSTROKE COMBINATION	MEANING

Bolded letter in menu option    Executes that particular command.  In your CATI
                                menu, you will only be able to Select a Job, enter
                                a case in CATI mode, or Exit.  Just strike the
                                bolded letter to execute the command.

<F2>                            Marginal comment
<F7>                            Refused
<F8>                            Don't Know
<F9>                            Range (for dollar amount questions)
<F6>                            No typical payment (for certain dollar amounts)

[F10]                           Restore current response data

[PgUp]                          Back up one variable

[Home][PgDn]                    Restore all responses to first unanswered question
(hold down Home and strike PgDn)

[Ctrl][End]                     Exit case and write data to questionnaire file
(hold down Ctrl and strike End)
WGUS84 KMRX 090325
FLSMRX
FLOOD STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MORRISTOWN, TN 
1025 PM EST THU JAN 08 2009

...THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN GEORGIA...
TENNESSEE...

  SOUTH CHICKAMAUGA NEAR SOUTH CHICKAMAUGA CREEK @ CHICKAMAUGA TN 
  AFFECTING CATOOSA AND HAMILTON COUNTIES 
 
GAC047-TNC065-090925-
/O.EXT.KMRX.FL.W.0003.000000T0000Z-090109T1448Z/
/CHKT1.2.ER.090107T0240Z.090108T0845Z.090109T0848Z.NO/
1025 PM EST THU JAN 08 2009

FOR THE SOUTH CHICKAMAUGA NEAR SOUTH CHICKAMAUGA CREEK @ CHICKAMAUGA 
TN, MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING, WITH A STAGE OF 19.5 FEET MEASURED 
AT 9 PM THURSDAY. THE RIVER IS EXPECTED TO FALL BELOW FLOOD STAGE AT 
ABOUT 4 AM FRIDAY.

$$
THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
     THE INSTITUTE OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
       THE SLOANE HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN

                S22 WEST lS8TH STREET

                   NEW YORK. N. Y.

April 5, 1939

Dr. Virginia Apgar

Dear Dr, Apgar:

and Dr. Watson it was agreed that, until further
decision, it was wise not to use cyclopropane or
ethylene in the anesthesia on the operating room
floors.

Yesterday at a conference with Dr. Squier

It was felt that, although the incidence

of explosion may not be greater, even though we
felt that to be a debatable point, if we should
have an explosion at the present time with such a
recent one appearing in the public press we would
be held responsible by both the public and the
management of the hospital for using a form of
anesthesia that carries with it an unusual risk,
It was felt advisable to have this understood
by all the dnesthetists so that if operators ask
for these anesthesias, they should be told that the
heaUs of the three surgical services had decided
on discontinuing it for the time being.

At

Sincepbly yours, ,

S208
000
WWUS84 KAMA 100220
RFWAMA

FIRE WEATHER WATCH
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AMARILLO TX
920 PM CDT SUN APR 9 2006

...FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS POSSIBLE MONDAY ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND
WESTERN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA PANHANDLES...

.LOW AFTERNOON RELATIVE HUMIDITIES AND WELL ABOVE NORMAL HIGH
TEMPERATURES WILL BE POSSIBLE ACROSS THE AREA MONDAY. SOUTHWEST
WINDS WILL INCREASE TO 20 TO 30 MPH WITH OCCASIONAL GUSTS OF UP
TO 45 MPH. THESE CONDITIONS COULD COMBINE TO RESULT IN RED FLAG
CONDITIONS ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
PANHANDLES...ESPECIALLY IN THE LATE AFTERNOON HOURS.

OKZ001-002-TXZ001>003-006>008-011>013-016>018-101030-
/O.CON.KAMA.FW.A.0016.060410T1500Z-060411T0000Z/
CIMARRON-TEXAS-DALLAM-SHERMAN-HANSFORD-HARTLEY-MOORE-HUTCHINSON-
OLDHAM-POTTER-CARSON-DEAF SMITH-RANDALL-ARMSTRONG-
920 PM CDT SUN APR 9 2006

...FIRE WEATHER WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM MONDAY MORNING
THROUGH MONDAY EVENING...

A FIRE WEATHER WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM MONDAY MORNING
THROUGH MONDAY EVENING FOR ALL OF THE OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS PANHANDLES.

DRY FUELS...LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITIES MONDAY AFTERNOON...AND WELL
ABOVE NORMAL HIGH TEMPERATURES COULD COMBINE TO CREATE AN
EXPLOSIVE FIRE GROWTH POTENTIAL. ATMOSPHERIC MOISTURE LEVELS WILL
DECREASE THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS AS A SURFACE TROUGH MOVES
ACROSS THE REGION...AND WILL LIKELY FALL BELOW 15 PERCENT FOR A
SUSTAINED PERIOD TOMORROW AFTERNOON. THIS WILL GIVE THE WATCH
AREA THE GREATEST CHANCE OF REACHING RED FLAG CONDITIONS.
HOWEVER...MID AND HIGH LEVEL CLOUDS COULD LIMIT WIND SPEEDS AS
WELL AS KEEP TEMPERATURES FROM WARMING AS MUCH AS IS EXPECTED
WHICH COULD LIMIT RED FLAG CONDITIONS POTENTIAL.

THE EASTERN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA PANHANDLES WILL HAVE AN INCREASED
FIRE DANGER DUE TO THE STRONGER WINDS...ALTHOUGH MINIMUM
AFTERNOON RELATIVE HUMIDITIES SHOULD REMAIN CLOSER TO 20 TO
25 PERCENT.

A FIRE WEATHER WATCH MEANS THAT CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS
ARE FORECAST TO OCCUR. LISTEN FOR LATER FORECASTS AND POSSIBLE
RED FLAG WARNINGS. PLEASE ADVISE THE APPROPRIATE OFFICIALS OR
FIRE CREWS IN THE FIELD OF THIS FIRE WEATHER WATCH.

$$

SCHNEIDER
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[Federal Register: July 27, 2000 (Volume 65, Number 145)]
[Notices]
[Page 46187]
From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov]
[DOCID:fr27jy00-88]

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POSTAL SERVICE

United States Postal Service Board of Governors; Sunshine Act
Meeting

TIMES AND DATES: 11 a.m., Monday, August 7, 2000; 8:30 a.m., Tuesday,
August 8, 2000.

PLACE: Reno, Nevada, at the Silver Legacy Hotel, 407 North Virginia
Street, in the Silver Baron D&E rooms.

STATUS: August 7, (Closed); August 8 (Open).

MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED:

Monday, August 7--11 a.m. (Closed)

    1. Postal Rate Commission Opinion and Recommended Decision in
Docket No. MC2000-2, Mailing Online Experiment.
    2. Financial Performance.
    3. Contingent Borrowing Authority.
    4. Fiscal Year 2000 Economic Value Added (EVA) Variable Pay
Program.
    5. Establish/Deploy Process.
    6. Priority Mail Global Guaranteed (PMGG).
    7. Personnel Matters.
    8. Compensation Issues.

Tuesday, August 8--8:30 a.m. (Open)

    1. Minutes of the Previous Meeting, July 10-11, 2000.
    2. Remarks of the Deputy Postmaster General.
    3. Briefing on the Inspector General Hotline.
    4. Capital Investments.
    a. 2,403 Mixed Delivery and Collection Vehicles.
    b. Delivery Operations Information System (DOIS).
    c. Delivery Bar Code Sorter Expanded Capability (DBCS-EC).
    d. Carrier Sequence Bar Code Sorter (CSBCS) Sort Bin Expansion.
    e. Small Parcel & Bundle Sorters (SPBS) Control System
Modifications.
    f. Las Vegas, Navada--Crossroads and Topaz Stations.
    5. Report on the Western Area and Las Vegas District.
    6. Tentative Agenda for the August 28-29, 2000, meeting in
Washington, DC.

CONTACT PERSON FOR MORE INFORMATION: David G. Hunter, Secretary of the
Board, U.S. Postal Service, 475 L'Enfant Plaza, SW., Washington, DC
20260-1000. Telephone (202) 268-4800.

David G. Hunter,
Secretary.
[FR Doc. 00-19109 Filed 7-25-00; 2:19 pm]
BILLING CODE 7710-12-M
264    The Indian as Participant in the Civil War
among his men,745 as among Phillips's-and from like causes.
Then General Steele had difficulty in getting his men and the right kind of men together. Lawless Arkan-sans were unduly desirous of joining the Indian regiments, thinking that discipline there would be lax enough to suit their requirements.7*6 Miscellaneous conscripting by ex-officers of Arkansan troops gave much cause for annoyance747 as, did also Cooper's unauthorized commissioning of officers to a regiment made
that attention to the business of the superintendency that he would under other circumstances.
"It was stated, some time ago, in the newspapers, that a superintendent had been appointed in Richmond, and the General Com4* has been anxiously expecting his arrival for several weeks. He earnestly hopes that the superintendent may soon reach the field of his labors, provided with instructions, funds and everything necessary to the discharge of his important duties.
"Major Dorn, the Agent for the Osages, was here, a few days ago, but he is now in Little Rock. The General has written to him, requiring him to come up immediately, visit the tribe for which he is the Agent and relieve their necessities as far as the means in his hands will permit.
"The General has been offically informed that Major D. has in his possession, for the use of the Osages twenty odd thousand dollars.
"I have to apologize, on the part of Gen1 Steele, for the various letters which have been received from you, and which still remain unanswered, but his excuse must be that, in the absence of proper instructions etc. he was really unable to answer your questions or comply with your requests, and he cannot make promises that there is not, at least, a very strong probability of his being able to fulfil. Too much harm has already been occasioned in the Indian Country by reckless promises, and he considers it better, in every point of view, to deal openly and frankly with the Indians than to hold out expectations that are certain not to be realized.
"It is not possible, however, to say in a letter what could be so much better said in a personal interview, and the Gen1 therefore, desires me to say that as soon as your duties will admit of your absence, he will be happy to see and converse with you fully and freely at his Head Quarters" {ibid., no. 268, pp. 27-29].
On this same subject, see also Steele to Wigfall, April 15, 1863, Official Records, vol. xxii, part ii, 819-821.
745 Confederate Records, chap. 2, no. 270, p. 220.
746 Steele to Anderson, May 9, 1863, ibid., 233-234.
747 Same to same, March 1, and 3, 1863, ibid., 112-113, 113-114.
From:      <CHatch8691@aol.com>
To:        A4.A4(FCCMAIL)
Date:      11/6/95 10:02pm
Subject:   Children's Television

Please improve children's television.  As the parent of two sons
ages 4 1/2 and 8 1/2, our hours of being able to view TV is
greatly limited.  The quality of programming is greatly lacking
and what is considered appropriate by the networks is not
appropriate in our household.

I find this who issue really pitiful.  It is our future (our
children) we are discussing.  And why the networks continue to
shoot themselves in the foot
(poor programming equals no viewing; therefore no advertising
reaching us) is beyond me.  We stay tuned to PBS TV for
"Wishbone", "Sesame Street", "Carmen
Sandiego" and various shows about nature.  We're also fond of
"Bill Nye, The
Science Guy".  My children learn by watching and the discussions
that follow are invaluable.

Please consider stricter controls.  Thank you.

                                                 Tara & Charles
Hatch
                                                 
Chatch8691@aol.com
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WWUS54 KBMX 062347
SVSBMX
SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL
547 PM CST TUE JAN 6 2009

ALC029-070000-
/O.CON.KBMX.TO.W.0006.000000T0000Z-090107T0000Z/
CLEBURNE AL-
547 PM CST TUE JAN 6 2009
...A TORNADO WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 600 PM CST FOR EASTERN
CLEBURNE COUNTY...
AT 547 PM CST...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUED TO INDICATE A 
TORNADO.  THIS TORNADO WAS LOCATED NEAR EDWARDSVILLE...OR NEAR 
HEFLIN...MOVING NORTHEAST AT 50 MPH.
THE TORNADO WILL BE NEAR...
  MUSCADINE...FRUITHURST AND I 20 WELCOME CENTER BY 555 PM CST...
  8 MILES SOUTHEAST OF MARS HILLS BY 600 PM CST...
THIS INCLUDES INTERSTATE 20 EXIT NUMBERS 199 THROUGH 210.
THE SAFEST PLACE TO BE DURING A TORNADO IS IN A BASEMENT. GET UNDER A
WORKBENCH OR OTHER PIECE OF STURDY FURNITURE. IF NO BASEMENT IS
AVAILABLE...SEEK SHELTER ON THE LOWEST FLOOR OF THE BUILDING IN AN
INTERIOR HALLWAY OR ROOM SUCH AS A CLOSET. USE BLANKETS OR PILLOWS TO
COVER YOUR BODY AND ALWAYS STAY AWAY FROM WINDOWSRNADO WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 700 PM CST TUESDAY EVENING
FOR EASTERN ALABAMA.
LAT...LON 3357 8560 3365 8561 3387 8537 3364 8532
TIME...MOT...LOC 2347Z 237DEG 45KT 3366 8549
$$
Seminar Announcement:
Title:    New Features in MEDx 3.3
Speaker:  Jeff Solomon, Ian Heaton, Sensor Systems Inc.
Date:     Wednesday, 8/30
Time:     11am-12am
Place:    Bldg. 10, Room 1C520 (large radiology conference room)
Abstract:
MEDx version 3.3 has recently been made available to NIH. Please come
and hear a detailed description of the new modules that have been
added. Release Notes and Information on how to obtain a copy of MEDx
will be provided.
Here is a list of some of the new features:
MRI Perfusion
Estimation of Spatial Smoothness
Interactive Brain Lesion Analysis
MR Parameter Estimation
Talairach Daemon Interface
Save/Send as DICOM
Polynomial de-trending
Improved Paradigm Editor
Faster SPM
Lower and Upper Threshold in Statistics
and many more...
#include "grid_math.h"

//Illustrate building a grid2 of something other than a simple
//  type.  In this case we have a grid2 of point3's.
//Robert Grumbine 18 April 2000

#define NX 512
#define NY 512

int main(void) {
  grid2<point3<float> > x(NX, NY), y(NX, NY);
  point3<float> z(1.0, 2.0, 3.0);
  int i;

  x.set(z);  // Initialize the grids with the values of z
  y.set(z);

  // Iterate the operations so as to be able to assess execution
  // efficiency.
  // Note that every operation is also undone, so that at the end
  // x is identically what it started out to be.
  for (i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
    x += y;
    x -= y;
    x *= y;
    x /= y;
  }

  // Pick off a single member of the x grid for printing.  
  // Values should be 1, 2, 3; as they were at the start.
  z = x[5];
  printf("%f %f %f\n",z.i, z.j, z.k);

  return 0;
}
GOVERNMENT  OF ALASKA.                                   39
Senator Dillingham. Do you remember how that was bv the census of 1900?
Mr. Wickersham. There was probably a greater proportion of men then.
Senator Dillingham. My recollection is that there were 27,000 men and 3,000 women.
Mr. Wickersham. Yes; but the proportion is altogether different now.
The Chairman. Even according to that, how do you account for the fact that in the whole district there were only between 9,000 and 10,000 votes cast, of which you had a plurality ?
Mr, Wickersham. The people simply did not go and vote. Of course the polling places were in the larger towns, generally; the population is scattered out probably for 15 or 20 miles, all around, and people do not go to vote for more than 5 or 6 miles. They do not take enough interest in it to go and vote at any great distance. J think that is the situation in all the western towns.
Senator Frazier. Do you think that would be so if they were granted some degree of self-government?
Mr. Wickersham. I know it would not. If they had anything to vote for, I know they would go and vote. Our vote at the last election for Delegate was somewhat larger than it was at the preceding election.
The Chairman. Yesterday, if I remember rightly, Judgeif not, you can correct meI believe you stated that the last election, in which you succeeded, was an exceedingly warm one. There was the Democratic party; there were two branches, you said, of the Republican party; and there was the labor party.
Mr. Wickersham. The labor party j yes.
The Chairman. And the contest was very vigorous. And yet, notwithstanding that, there were only between nine and ten thousand votes polled all together, of which you had a plurality.
Mr. Wickersham. I do not remember to have said anything about the vigor of the campaign. I put some vigor into it myself and so did my opponents, but I do not think the people did.
The Chairman. I got that impression from your statements, from reading the platform, and the general conditions up there.
Senator Frazier. You think the vigor was very largely, confined to the candidates, do you ?
Mr. Wickersham. I think it was largely confined to them.
I also have a clipping here from the Seward Gateway, one of our papers published up there, on the subject of a commission, and I should like to add it to my remarks later on.                                            /
The Chairman. Very well.                                                              ,/
Mr. Wickersham. President Roosevelt, also, has spoken about this   * particular matter, and I want to call attention to his remarks as to the necessity for some form of government in Alaska.
Senator Clarke, of Arkansas. While you are looking for that, Judge Wickersham, let me ask if I understood you to say that the census of Alaska was taken last December ?
Mr. Wickersham. It was, Senator.
Senator Clarke, of Arkansas. Has it been compiled and the reports published ?
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WANDERINGS   OF   AN  ARTIST.
used for taking care of horses, a common man or horsekeeper being in charge of it. The rest of the party arrived late the same evening.
Oct. 11th. We found two boats here, Avhich our men immediately overhauled and set to work to repair and pitch. At 2 o'clock p.m. we embarked, and continued travelling slowly on, against a very strong current, for five days. The water was very low, Avhich added greatly to our difficulties. We saw no game nor Indians to break the monotony of our labour, and the nights and mornings were becoming very cold.
Oct. 15th. When Ave stopped to take breakfast, it was very cold and snowing. We held a council, and it was determined that, as the weather had set in so bad, five men and one boat, with the clerk Charles, should return back to Fort Assiniboine with the Eussian packs of otter skins. We were now all obliged to crowd into one boat, the others having gone back; and were frequently obliged to disembark and lighten the boat, OAving to the unusual lowness of the river. We had almost continually to drag the boat onwards Avith a line, the men waist deep in the water. One of them slipped off a log into deep Avater, and it was with no small difficulty we saATed him from being drowned.    We
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bn founded on the expediency of fubjugating nations of differ-
laguages, manners, and religion.    The lixty thoufand black
inhabitants cf Guadahupe, renders that ifland a very ufeful, and
therefore a very proper pnffefjion for Great Britain. Admitting that
the confequences attending the incorporation of a nation of dif-
ferent language, manners and religion, into another, may be dan-
as, yet the danger will only be in proportion to the populouf-
nefs of the nation fo incorporated.   A fmall body of people, fuch
as the white inhabitans of Guadeloupe'form, bears no proportion
to Britain, and can never raifc any jealoufies or apprehenfions in
us.    Thefe inhabitants are people of Eftates, they have a great
deal to lofe, and nothing to gain by their defeaion.    They have
tailed the fweets of living under a Britifi government, and are
fenfible of the bleftings that are derived from it.    They have hi-
therto behaved themfelves as becomes good fubjefts, notwithftand-
ing the calumnies induftrioufly fpread. to the contrary.   There are
many worthy and deferving proteftants  in  Guadahupe of good
eftates, who will prove,  beyond all manner of doubt,  as good
fubjeai to us, as they have been remarkably fo, under a French
government1; ihould the ifland be given up at a peace, they will
certainly be expofed to the refentment of zealots, and the ran-
cour of their enemiesan intercefhon in their favour, would be
worthy of a nation famous for generous aaions.    Many Roman
Catholicks, no doubt, would chute to fell their poffefftons, and re-
tire eifewhere, Ihould we keep Guadahupe ; but, the far greateil
number would remain, and tho' Roman Catholicks,  prove more
ufeful and better fubjects, than the inhabitants of Minorca ever
were to Britain.    The ifland of Monferrat is a proof, that Reman
Cctholicks may make good fubjets in the Wefi Indies, where re-
ligion does not feem to heat the brain fo much as it does in a cold
climate, whether from the indolence  produced by the Jie'at, or
from mens attentions, being in a manner abforbed in the punuii
of wealth, I do not pretend to decide.    In a generation cr tvvo,
it is probable the French inhabitants would be transformed in a
manner, and become perfea Britons.    There is fomething in the
liberty and mildnefs of the Britifh conftitution, more prevalent
than all the artifice of policies and  prieftcraft, in fobduing the
minds of ftrangers. While the teft aa remains in force, what dread
ought we to have of a Rnan Catholick gentleman of Guada-
hupe,   more than we  had of one  of Minorca ?   And fure w
can have none of a protectant gentlemanI fhould have no lefs
plcafure
i
*9
m

-.
Muon radiative energy loss (in 1.0E06 cm^2/g)
   in Aniline (C%6#H%5#NH%2#)
   with Z/A =  0.53699
   (f12.0,4f12.4)
     E (GeV)      b_brem      b_pair      b_nucl     b_total
          2.      0.2375      0.1022      0.4755      0.8152
          5.      0.3221      0.2540      0.5025      1.0786
         10.      0.3926      0.3870      0.4871      1.2666
         20.      0.4672      0.5324      0.4643      1.4639
         50.      0.5694      0.7365      0.4395      1.7454
        100.      0.6466      0.8816      0.4273      1.9556
        200.      0.7190      1.0159      0.4212      2.1561
        500.      0.8058      1.1556      0.4201      2.3815
       1000.      0.8618      1.2418      0.4270      2.5306
       2000.      0.9084      1.3029      0.4386      2.6498
       5000.      0.9553      1.3571      0.4601      2.7726
      10000.      0.9805      1.3827      0.4818      2.8450
      20000.      0.9982      1.3989      0.5075      2.9046
      50000.      1.0136      1.4116      0.5477      2.9728
     100000.      1.0204      1.4168      0.5822      3.0194
Subject: Rule Filing SR-NASD-98-21
Date:    4/13/98 4:10 PM
     
Dear Sirs:
     
I am a public SOES trader and in regards to the actual size rule,
I think Market Makers should have to post the actual size they have 
avaiable just as we would have to post our actual size on any of the 
ECN networks.  These two standards, one for public traders and one for 
Market makers, gives them an unfair advantage in that they can lure as 
many SOES traders, or any trader for that matter, into a stock and never show 
the actual size they are willing to buy or sell.  This greatly changes 
the way we must trade because we are never really sure if we can buy or sell
more than 100 shares from any given market maker.  I'm sure you are 
concerned with how this ruling will affect the entire market, and from the 
public's point of view, I can assure you this change will only help the market marker 
to the detriment of everyone else.
     
thank you for you time,
     
Jason White
8140 Maple Meadow
Converse, TX 78109
000
WWUS84 KOHX 060915
SPSOHX

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
342 AM CDT MON AUG 6 2007

TNZ005>011-022>034-056>066-075-077>080-093>095-062030-
BEDFORD-BENTON-CANNON-CHEATHAM-CLAY-COFFEE-CUMBERLAND-DAVIDSON-
DEKALB-DICKSON-FENTRESS-GILES-GRUNDY-HICKMAN-HOUSTON-HUMPHREYS-
JACKSON-LAWRENCE-LEWIS-MACON-MARSHALL-MAURY-MONTGOMERY-OVERTON-PERRY-
PICKETT-PUTNAM-ROBERTSON-RUTHERFORD-SMITH-STEWART-SUMNER-TROUSDALE-
VAN BUREN-WARREN-WAYNE-WHITE-WILLIAMSON-WILSON-
342 AM CDT MON AUG 6 2007

...DANGEROUSLY HOT TEMPERATURES EXPECTED THIS WEEK IN MIDDLE
   TENNESSEE...

A HEAT WAVE IS EXPECTED TO SEND HIGH TEMPERATURES TO NEAR 100 DEGREES
OVER MUCH OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE THIS WEEK. AFTERNOON HEAT INDEX
READINGS ARE EXPECTED TO RANGE BETWEEN 100 AND 105 DEGREES OVER THE
NEXT FEW DAYS...AND MAY VERY WELL GO HIGHER THAN THAT BY MID AND LATE
WEEK.

COMING ON THE HEELS OF MONTHS OF DRY WEATHER...MAKES THIS HEAT WAVE
PARTICULARLY BRUTAL. IN THE ABSENCE OF IRRIGATION, MOST YARDS WILL
BROWN AND CRISP BY THE END OF THE WEEK. A FEW ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS
COULD POP UP THIS AFTERNOON AND AGAIN ON FRIDAY. HOWEVER...MOST AREAS
WILL REMAIN DRY.

THIS TYPE OF HEAT CAN BE DEADLY...NOT ONLY TO GRASS...BUT PEOPLE AS
WELL. NEVER...EVER...LEAVE CHILDREN OR PETS ALONE IN A CAR...NOT
EVEN FOR A MINUTE. TEMPERATURES INSIDE A CLOSED VEHICLE CAN QUICKLY
RISE TO DEADLY LEVELS. CHECK ON ELDERLY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS...AND
MAKE SURE THEY ARE COPING WELL WITH THE HEAT.

AS WE ALL SWEAT IT OUT THIS WEEK...HERE ARE A FEW
OTHER HOT WEATHER SAFETY RULES TO KEEP IN MIND...

...LIMIT YOUR TIME OUTSIDE DURING THE AFTERNOON HEAT.

...IF YOU HAVE TO BE OUTSIDE...DRINK PLENTY OF
   NON ALCOHOLIC FLUIDS.

...BE AWARE OF THE WARNING SIGNS OF HEAT STROKE AND HEAT EXHAUSTION.
   THESE INCLUDE...PALE AND MOIST SKIN...OR...UNUSUALLY HOT
   AND DRY SKIN...PROFUSE SWEATING...FEELING FAINT...HEADACHE...
   NAUSEA...DIZZINESS...AND CONFUSION. BE SMART...SLOW DOWN...AND
   STAY OUT OF THE HEAT TO PREVENT THESE PROBLEMS.

$$
19
NCEP COUPLED HWRF HURRICANE MODEL FORECAST MADE FOR                             
                                                                                
TROPICAL STORM PALOMA    17L                                                    
                                                                                
INITIAL TIME  12Z NOV  9                                                        

 
    
HOUR	LAT	LON	PRES	WIND	DIR/SPD
    
0	21.1	-77.9	985	58	40/4
6	21.6	-77.0	984	66	61/10
12	22.1	-75.8	983	59	67/12
18	22.4	-74.9	989	53	72/9
24	23.2	-74.1	991	66	45/11
30	23.4	-73.1	989	57	79/9
36	23.5	-72.4	996	39	82/6
42	23.0	-71.9	998	33	135/7
48	23.1	-71.0	1000	36	84/8
54	22.7	-70.3	999	65	120/8
60	22.3	-70.4	1003	31	194/4
66	21.7	-70.8	1002	32	214/7
72	21.3	-72.1	1006	31	253/13
78	20.7	-72.9	1004	29	233/10
84	20.5	-74.0	1007	30	260/10
90	20.4	-75.2	1005	30	265/11
96	21.4	-76.7	1009	28	304/17
102	22.6	-78.3	1007	25	307/19
108	23.3	-79.1	1010	26	311/10
114	23.2	-79.8	1008	26	262/6
120	24.5	-80.0	1012	24	0/0
0	0.0	0.0	0	0	0/0
0	0.0	0.0	0	0	0/0
0	0.0	0.0	0	0	0/0
0	0.0	0.0	0	0	0/0
0	0.0	0.0	0	0	0/0
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#DATE-OBS: 2005/10/20
#TIME-OBS: 15:36:41
#DETECTOR: C2
#FILTER: Orange
#OBSERVER: yashiro
#FEAT_CODE: 1=LE
#IMAGE_TYPE: RUNNING DIFF
#YHT_ID: 20051020.153641.p134s
#ORIG_HTFILE: 20051020.153641.pa134.ht
#ORIG_WDFILE: 20051020.153641.pa134.wd
#UNIVERSAL: 1
#WDATA:   2.50 2005/10/20 16:02:20 132.0   C2   9   181.0   186.0
#WDATA:   2.55 2005/10/20 16:02:20 138.0   C2   9   187.0   177.0
#HALO: 0
#ONSET1: 2005/10/20 14:32:43
#ONSET2: 
#ONSET2_RSUN: -1.00
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#SPEED:  348
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#FEAT_PA: 134
#FEAT_QUAL:  1.5
#QUALITY_INDEX: 2 (Fair)
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#COMMENT: 
# HEIGHT   DATE     TIME   ANGLE  TEL  FC    COL     ROW
  2.92 2005/10/20 15:36:41 134.5   C2   1   172.0   171.0
  3.69 2005/10/20 16:02:20 133.6   C2   1   148.0   151.0
Friday Oct 28 at 11 AM

A. Keith Dunker, Ph.D.
Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Professor of Informatics Director,
 Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Department of Biochemistry 
and Molecular Biology Indiana University School of Medicine

Intrinsic Disorder and Functional Proteomics

Many proteins contain regions that lack specific 3-D structure; indeed some proteins 
lack specific 3-D structure in their entireties under physiological conditions and 
yet carry out function as indicated by appropriate biochemical assays.  Such proteins 
and regions have been called natively unfolded, intrinsically unstructured, naturally
 disordered, and rheomorphic, and various combinations of these terms among others. 
Such intrinsically disordered proteins and regions can exist as extended, random-coil-like
 ensembles, as compact, molten-globule-like ensembles, or as interconverting forms
 occupying either structural ensemble at different times. Sites of protein phosphorylation,
 the proline-rich motif that associates with SH3 domains, PEST sequences, sites 
of ubiquitination, and sites associated with calmodulin binding are all indicated 
to be located preferentially in regions of intrinsic disorder.  Additional evidence 
suggests intrinsic disorder is involved in many of the well characterized signaling 
interactions.  Regions of pre-mRNA that are differentially excised in alternative 
splicing appear to code for segments of intrinsic disorder much more often than 
for segments of structured protein.  Taken together these data suggest that 
understanding and characterizing intrinsically disordered proteins will be important 
for functional proteomics.
000
WGCA42 TJSJ 100235
FLWSPN
PRC003-005-100515-

BOLETIN - SE REQUIERE DIFUSION INMEDIATA
AVISO DE INUNDACIONES
SERVICIO NACIONAL DE METEOROLOGIA SAN JUAN PR
1026 PM AST MARTES 9 DE AGOSTO DE 2005

UN AVISO DE INUNDACIONES HA SIDO PUESTO EN EFECTO POR EL SERVICIO 
NACIONAL DE METEOROLOGIA EN SAN JUAN HASTA LA 11 AM AST DEL
MIERCOLES EN LA MANANA

PARA LAS PERSONAS A LO LARGO DE LOS SIGUIENTES MUNICIPIOS 
EN PUERTO RICO
     AGUADILLA Y AGUADA
     
PARA LAS PERSONAS EN EL SIGUIENTE RIO...

RIO CULEBRINAS

A LAS 1021 PM AST...UN SENSOR DE NIVEL DE RIO INDICABA QUE EL NIVEL 
DEL AGUA DEL RIO CULEBRINAS EN LA REPRESA MARGARITA CERCA DE 
AGUADA ESTABA EN 14.32 PIES Y SUBIENDO LENTAMENTE. ESTA ALTURA JUSTO
SOBRE EL NIVEL DE DESBORDAMIENTO DE 14 PIES. SE ESPERA QUE EL NIVEL
DEL RIO LLEGUE A SU PUNTO MAXIMO DURANTE LA PROXIMA HORA Y QUE LUEGO
DISMINUYA LENTAMENTE. SIN EMBARGO...CONTINUARA OCASIONANDO INUNDACIONES
MENORES DE AREAS BAJAS Y EN AREAS PROPENSAS A INUNDARSE A LO LARGO
DE LA RIBERA DEL RIO.
 
UN AVISO DE INUNDACIONES SIGNIFICA QUE LAS INUNDACIONES SON 
INMINENTES O SE HAN REPORTADO. LOS AUMENTOS DE LOS RIOS SERAN LENTOS 
Y NO SE ESPERAN INUNDACIONES REPENTINAS O AUMENTOS MUY RAPIDOS DEL 
AGUA...PERO EL AGUA FLUIRA FUERA DEL CAUCE DEL RIO.

$$
CHAPTER XIX1
THE SITUATION TOWARDS THE END
OF MAY
Moltke is credited with the saying that, to succeed in war, a nation requires the four G'sGeld, Geduld, Genie, and Gliick.
It is the last, the ever-inconstant and intangible luck, that failed Japan when one-sixth2 of her battleship-capital foundered with the splendid Hatsuse. Nothing that human foresight can have prevented seems to have been wanting in naval precaution on the part of those on board, and the loss of this fine ship can only be attributed to one of those fatal mischances inseparable from all kinds of warfare, but most of all from war upon the seas.
Admiral Togo's first report of this disaster was as follows:
" On May 15, when ten miles south-east of Liautie-shan with other vessels, the Hatsuse was struck by the enemy's mechanical mines and sunk. Just then a Russian flotilla of sixteen torpedo-boat destroyers approached, but was repulsed by our cruisers, which saved 300 of the Hatsuse's crew, including Admiral Nashiba and Captain Nakao."
In a subsequent report Admiral Togo said :
" I regret to have to report a third misfortune.
1 Compiled from articles in The Times of May 20, 23, and 26, 1904. * It was not until after the great battle in the Tsushima Straits a year later that the loss of the Japanese battleship Yashima was officially admitted,
183
Reading from log file /data/lapb/operational/laps/data/log/cloud.log.1020

ANALYSIS VALID TIME (yydddhhmm): 021621000 UTC

BACKGROUND FIELDS:  Using 0100 fcst from RUC40_NATIVE model started at 0900 UTC 

LAPS temperature/height fields:

Satellite (IR):
    Using S8A for goes08 021621001 
    Pct LVD S8A data required/actual...     .00  100.00

Satellite (Visible Albedo):
    No VIS / ALBEDO available
    Visible albedo data used over    .00% of domain
   
Satellite (3.9 micron - used for nighttime stratus):
    Using S3A for goes08 021621001 
   
Satellite (CO2-Slicing Cloud-tops):
    Number of valid CO2-Slicing soundings =  18
   
Radar:
    KAMA Volume (via 3d-mosaic) 
    KDDC Volume (via 3d-mosaic) 
    KFTG Volume (via 3d-mosaic) 
    KGLD Volume (via 3d-mosaic) 
    WSI Low Level Mosaic 
    Radar coverage is 100.00%     Full volume coverage is  15.63%

METARS:
BGD HUT LGU CRV MNH WWR ASE CAG DRO IEN LAA MTJ RWL ATY BHK CSM DHT DLN EVW GAG GEY GRI GUP HEI JER LVM LVS PIR PUC RSL RXE OGD SAF SFD SHR SLN VTN ALS HLC HSI ODX TWF VEL WRL FMN RQE LND CAO AKO APA BBW BCE DGW EEO BKX BPI BTM BYG BYI CDC CEZ GBD GCK GCN HYS IDA JWG JYR LHX LXN MCK MLS MYP OLU RAP RIL SKX TEX TOR CUT PUB EAR CDR CNY YKN COS MLF AIA COD CPR CPW DEN EGE ENV FNL GUC GXY HDN IML ITR JAC OGA ONL PVU RKS SNY OFK BFF ABR CYS MBG HON LLJ FSD LIC SLC PIH GJT PHP GCC RIW CNK DDC GLD CCU VTP BZN LXV BIL PGA RTN ICT MOX VVV LBF MHE ETH PQN U42 TAD AFF BKF FCS HIF RCA HDE 

SYNOP:

Pilot reports:
  2 pireps
  0 good reports
  0 layers
####018001756####
WWUS54 KHGX 020632
SVSHGX

SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX
1232 AM CST MON FEB 2 2009

TXC185-020641-
/O.CAN.KHGX.SV.W.0005.000000T0000Z-090202T0715Z/
GRIMES TX-
1231 AM CST MON FEB 2 2009

...THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR NORTHEASTERN GRIMES COUNTY HAS
BEEN CANCELLED...

THE THUNDERSTORM WHICH PROMPTED THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING HAS 
MOVED OUT OF THE AREA.

PLEASE REPORT SEVERE WEATHER TO THE COUNTY SHERIFF...LOCAL POLICE...
OR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND ASK THEM TO RELAY YOUR REPORT TO
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

LAT...LON 3077 9524 3053 9561 3063 9582 3069 9583
      3092 9563 3092 9562 3096 9559
TIME...MOT...LOC 0631Z 307DEG 21KT 3075 9562

$$

TXC407-471-020715-
/O.CON.KHGX.SV.W.0005.000000T0000Z-090202T0715Z/
WALKER TX-SAN JACINTO TX-
1231 AM CST MON FEB 2 2009

...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING CONTINUES FOR NORTHWESTERN SAN
JACINTO AND WALKER COUNTIES UNTIL 115 AM CST...

AT 1224 AM CST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A 
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CAPABLE OF PRODUCING PENNY SIZE HAIL.  THIS 
STORM WAS LOCATED NEAR CRABBS PRAIRIE...OR 7 MILES NORTHWEST OF 
HUNTSVILLE...AND MOVING SOUTHEAST AT 25 MPH.

* LOCATIONS IN THE THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING INCLUDE BUT ARE   
NOT LIMITED TO CRABBS PRAIRIE...HUNTSVILLE...RIVERSIDE AND OAKHURST.

PLEASE REPORT SEVERE WEATHER TO THE COUNTY SHERIFF...LOCAL POLICE...
OR DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND ASK THEM TO RELAY YOUR REPORT TO
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

LAT...LON 3077 9524 3053 9561 3063 9582 3069 9583
      3092 9563 3092 9562 3096 9559
TIME...MOT...LOC 0631Z 307DEG 21KT 3075 9562

$$
100213
		-~ 4~_~_ -~--	 ~ ~_~4
	A SLAVi~ RM,i~~RS		~. ~

	The front oor of a little vine-clad. cottage on Billups Street, in AL~1ens Geor~4a cuaked. open and John Cole, ex~slave confronted a OVfljflt irlan,

~	Yes, he was the son of Lucius Cole and. Betsy Cole, was in his 86th year, and rerneubered the time way backit when other ~ovmint men with their strange ways had. descended on Athens.

And far beyond that, back to tile time when they had. tried him out as a scullion boy in the big town house where his mother was the cook, but it see::~ed that the trays always

escaped .L1S ClliJLlSy ~ ;Ufl~ 11811d8.

	So Ui.iarse F~enry had put iiir~ on tile 200 acre Oglethorpe plan~ Lati~OL.~ as apprentice to traini~~ of tile farfa horses whose large un ~anageableness he found ~iiore manageable thaz~ tiie dainty china of the i~ankers hcuse. He simply iad followea more after his father, the ~rra~e ariver t~:an his mot~~er, the cook.

	of course, all fifteen of the hands worked from sunup to :.~~n.-dov~~n, but his aunt was t~e plantation cook, afld it was not so ~:a t~ere.

	The ni~ht brou~i~t no counsel, but it brou~it better. Stretch

c~owiii.c~es oVer c~eeseb3Xes and y~u ~ad tambourines. Saw bones from
a~dfLLLd~/.
:)ft a cow, i~~oc:~ t~:em to~et~er,. and cali it ~ Or use broomstraws,

J~l fi~le~st:~n~s, and y~u had your entire orchestra.
(126)
l'air plusvoifin de l'humidit extrme que del
fchereffe, & cette confideration conduiroit
 faire regarder l'valuation de la denfit de
l'air qui drive de ces expriences , comme
encore un peu trop foible pour les circonf-
tances ordinaires. Il parot rfulter de cet
examen ferupuleux de la denfit de l'air,
qu'en ne la portant qu' y ou mme  ^
partie de celle de l'eau, on l'a toujours crue
trop foible : ou il faudroit une erreur trange
fur la denfit du mercure lui-mme, dansla
valeur que nous lui avons attribue.
Si l'on admet donc le rfultat que nous avons
trouv pour la denfit de l'air atmofphrique,
la dtermination du poids abfol du Ballon
aroftatique va devenir bien fimple. Etabliffons-
en pour cela les dimenfons, d'aprs la meSure
& les renfeignemens qu'en ont donns MM. Ro-
bert , avec autant de prcifion fans doute
qu'ils en ont mis  l'excution mme de la
Machine. Pour la commodit du calcul , les
fradions feront exprimes en dcimales.
Diamtre du Ballon  i2ri- 2V-
ou..................12,166^
Circonfrence............38,222*"'-
Superficie d'un grand cercle du
Globe...............116,260 **
Surface entire du Globe..... 46y,04ipi- **;
May 4, 2006

Sallie A. Keith
Media Relations Office
(216)433-5795
sallie.keith@nasa.gov

MEDIA ADVISORY: 06-026

STAR GAZING & MORE AT NASA'S GLENN RESEARCH CENTER

Media representatives are invited to attend NASA Glenn Research 
Center's "Star Gazing & More" event on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 
p.m. This free event offers the greater Cleveland community an 
opportunity to learn more about the wonders of the universe and 
NASA's plans for traveling to the moon, Mars and beyond while 
celebrating National Astronomy Day.

The event will feature day and nighttime telescope viewing, auditorium 
presentations, a tour of Glenn's Hangar, hands-on educational 
activities and the Vision for Space Exploration Experience at its 
first stop in Ohio.

"Star Gazing & More" is presented in partnership with Lake Erie Nature 
& Science Center's Walter R. Schuele Planetarium and the Cuyahoga 
Astronomical Association. 

Media representatives interested in covering the event should contact 
Sallie Keith at 216-433-5795 or 216-308-0801 (cell) to arrange access 
through the center's main gate. Parking for the general public will 
be on the north side of Brookpark road. 

For more information about the event, including times for talks and 
tours, visit:

http://www.nasa.gov/centers/glenn/events/star_gazing_06.html

	
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REPRESENTATION  OP  NEW  NETHERLAND.                                297
friends, to secure witnesses and to avoid accusers about the management of the war.    The negroes, also, who came from Tamandare* were sold for pork and peas, from the proceeds of which something wonderful was to be performed, but they just dripped through the fingers. There are, also, various other negroes in this country, some of whom have been made free for their long service, but their children have remained slaves, though it is contrary to the laws of every people that any one born of a Christian mother should be a slave and be compelled to remain in servitude.    It is impossible to relate every thing that has happened.    Whoever did not give his assent and approval was watched and, when it was convenient, was summoned.    We submit to all intelligent persons to consider what fruit this has borne, and what a way this was to obtain good testimony.    Men are by nature covetous, especially those who are needy, and of this we will hereafter adduce some few proofs, when we come to speak of Director Kieft's government particularly.    But to proceed now to the administration of Direc- uJJ**^",,. torStuyvesant,and tosee how affairshave been conducted mem of m-up to the time of our departure.    Mr. Stuyvesant has ves'aOnt.Suiy' most all the time from his first arrival up to our leaving, fs'SsVy^"th. been busy building, laying masonry, making, breaking, J| J ttd" repairing   and the   like, but generally in  matters of the^mnet the Company and with little profit to it; for upon some *" ComPit" things more was   spent than  they were worth; and though, at the first, he put in order the church which Besides the came into his hands very much out of repair, and shortly wimrf" and afterwards made a wooden wharf, both of which are J,ounjSS very serviceable and convenient, yet after this time we fr the poo-do not know that any thing has been done or made that is entitled to the name of a public work, though there has been income enough as is to be seen in the statement of the yearly revenue.    Nothing more was afterwards attempted, as is the case with dropsical pebple.    Thus in a short time very great discontent has sprung up on all sides, not only among the burghers, who had little to say, but also among the Company's officers themselves, so that various protests were made by them on account of the expense and waste consequent upon unnecessary councillors, officers, servants and the like who are not known
 The name of a bay on the coast of Brazil, where the Dutch Admiral, Lichthart, obtained a signal triumph over the Portuguese in a naval en-gagement on the 9th of September, 1645.