BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
RESPONSE OF SAGO PONDWEED TO WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS

Yao Yin1,2, Heidi A. Langrehr3, and Sara J. Lubinski2
1The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 37916,  2U.S. Geological Survey
Biological Resource Division, Environmental Management Technical Center,
Onalaska, WI 54650;  2Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Long Term
Resources Monitoring Program Field Station, Onalaska, WI 54650.

Sago pondweed (Potamogeton pectinatus L.) produces fruit and tubers for
wildlife food and provides good fish habitat.  We wish to reveal patterns in
which the population of  sago pondweed responds to water level fluctuations in
Pool 8 of the Upper Mississippi River.  We analyzed the vegetation data
collected seasonally from 1992 to 1997 by the Long Term Resource Monitoring
Program, and the daily surface water level data of the Mississippi River collected
by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.  The occurrence of sago pondweed was
the dependent variable, and water depth and the number of growing days were
the independent variables of our regression models.  Several models fit one or
two years' field data, which indicates water level fluctuation is a principal factor. 
However, no single model fits every year's field data, which indicates additional
environmental factors have to be added into the models.

Keywords: sago pondweed, Mississippi River, Potamogeton pectinatus, water
level fluctuation, submersed plant

Contact: Yao Yin, 575 Lester Avenue, Onalaska, WI 54650. Telephone 608-783-7550, FAX 608-783-8058, email yao_yin@usgs.gov

Presentation preference: poster, not willing to convert to platform

The paper is not authored by a student
710        ILLINOIS HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS
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To:		FDADockets@OHRM-MAIL@FDAOC
From:		"Robert Thompson" <thompsrj50@hotmail.com>
Certify:	N
Subject:	FDAMA Docket #98-339D
Date:		Thursday, September 10, 1998 at 8:05:40 am EDT
Attached:	None

Sirs,

   The FDA Modernization Act is critical for those of us who are 
suffering with terminal diseases, such as ALS - we need speedy access to 
safe and effective treatments for this deadly disease.

   The long process of various clinical trials and then evaluation by 
the FDA creates an untenable situation in which many who could be helped 
slip further into the grasp of this disease.  Perhaps this is not so 
critical with many other diseases but when you "Know" you are going to 
die within 2-5 years the FDA process only makes it harder to handle.  
This is especially true when there are drugs that are safe, shown to be 
effective in clinical trials, but approval is not forthcoming - drugs 
like myotrophin.  In case you haven't noticed, we will die without the 
drug - more people have died from Viagra than from myotrophin, we need 
access and we need it now!

   On the 17th of August, Dr. Hiroshi Mitsumoto of the Cleveland Clinic 
Foundation made some very important comments at the CDER Stakeholder's 
Meeting, please take these comments into serious consideration:

*Because ALS is the most devastating neurological disease there should 
be no higher priority for all FDA centers especially CDER and CBER in 
expediting development of review of drugs for treating serious and 
rapidly fatal diseases such as ALS.
 
*Equal benefit for ALL serious and life-threatening diseases from 
accelerated approval.
 
*For truly life threatening diseases, such as ALS, the FDA can expedite 
availability of therapies by providing greater authority to approve 
drugs that strongly suggest effectiveness, as stated by law
 
*The FDA can permit greater use of Phase IV post approval confirmatory
trials, to make these therapies more accessible to those in great need 
and provide better evidence to substantiate effectiveness.
 
*For diseases that have no surrogate markers, such as ALS, but is
relentlessly progressive and always fatal a need for placebo controls in 
Phase III trials should be reassessed.
 
*The FDA should consider efficacy relative to safety.  Large exposure to 
a drug that has shown minimal side effects should weigh heavily even if 
there is only a small benefit, particularly in diseases such as ALS 
where long-term exposure is most likely not an issue.
 
*Given the great deference the FDA places on the Advisory Panel 
decision, it is absolutely critical that true experts of the actual 
disease be represented on these panels.

   My life and the lifes of thousands of ALS patients are literally in 
your hands, don't destroy our hope by denying us access to the drugs 
that can offer us hope and help.

   Respectfully,
   Robert J. Thompson
   Diagnosed w/ALS 4 Jun 98

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Status 7/14/04

- Colleen got a clean ingestion run of all 134 MER catalog files.
- However, after running into space problems on the server, the relational integrity check process has generated errors. John will restart and see if he can clear up the errors.
- After some discussion between Betty and Steve regarding proper formation of resource links, John has generated a sql file to load the resouce tables.
- The development version of the PDS Home Page (on starlite) is being edited by Raytheon to link to the development versions of the Data Search Page and PDS Explorer (on stardev)


Near Term critical tasks:
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- Complete relational integrity checking of catalog files - due 7/14 - Complete input of resource links - due 7/14 - Ensure development environment is set up - due 7/14 - Load dbonlinedev
- Restart TOMCAT on development app server (stardev) to clear cache for Data Set View



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PUBLIC NOTICE
    FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
    445 12th STREET, SW
    WASHINGTON, DC  20554
DA 01-1209
May 11, 2001 
LOWER AND UPPER PAGING BANDS AUCTION
CORRECTION OF LABELING FOR LICENSES IN THE 152 MHz AND 158 
MHz LOWER BANDS UNPAIRED PAGING CHANNELS 
Report No. AUC-01-40-D (Auction No. 40)
This Public Notice corrects the heading on a table listing licenses available in Auction No. 
40.  The Auction No.40 Procedures Public Notice  includes tables listing the various licenses 
available in Auction No. 40.  The table on page 3 labeled "152 MHz Lower Bands Unpaired 
Paging Channels" includes licenses for blocks EA (152.230 - 152.250 MHz), EB (152.830 - 
152.850 MHz), EC (158.090 - 158.110 MHz), and ED (158.690 - 158.710 MHz).  The heading 
on that table is corrected to read "152 MHz and 158 MHz Lower Bands Unpaired Paging 
Channels."  A revised copy of the 152 MHz and 158MHz Lower Bands Unpaired Paging 
Channels table is provided in Attachment A.
This Public Notice also announces changes in the computer interface applicants use when 
selecting licenses in connection with their FCC Form 175.  For Auction No. 40, Form 175 
includes a mechanism for applicants to search for licenses by "Service Area."  Originally, licenses 
included in the 152 MHz and 158 MHz Lower Bands Unpaired Paging Channels table could be 
found by searching under "152 MHz Unpaired."  For clarity, effective immediately, the Bureau 
will change the "Service Area" designation for licenses in the 152 MHz and 158 MHz Lower 
Bands Unpaired Paging Channels from "152 MHz Unpaired" to "152 MHz and 158 MHz 
Unpaired."
After an applicant searches for licenses, individual licenses are listed with a "bandwidth" 
designation.  Originally, all licenses in the 152 MHz and 158 MHz Lower Bands Unpaired Paging 
Channels were listed with a "bandwidth" designation of "152.00 MHz."  For clarity, effective 
immediately, the Bureau will change the "bandwidth" designation for individual licenses in 
blocks EC and ED from "152.00 MHz" to "158.00 MHz."  The "bandwidth" designation for 
blocks EA and EB will remain "152.00 MHz."
The above changes do not change in any manner the licenses available in Auction No. 40 
or listed in the Auction No. 40 Procedures Public Notice.
For additional information regarding this Public Notice, please contact Jeff Crooks, 
Auction and Industry Analysis Division, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, at (202) 418-
0660 or Erik Salovaara, Auctions Attorney, Auctions and Industry Analysis Division, Wireless 
Telecommunications Bureau, at (202) 418-0660.
---FCC---
ATTACHMENT A
152 MHz and 158 MHz Lower Bands Unpaired Paging Channels
Block 
(License 
Suffix)
Frequency
Block 
(License 
Suffix)
Frequency
EA
152.230 - 152.250
EC
158.090 - 158.110
EB
152.830 - 152.850
ED
158.690 - 158.710
  Public Notice, "Lower and Upper Paging Bands Auction Scheduled for June 26, 2001; Notice and Filing 
Requirements, Minimum Opening Bids, Upfront Payments and Other Procedural Issues," DA 01-850 (rel. Apr. 9, 
2001) ("Auction No. 40 Procedures Public Notice").
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UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

      LITIGATION RELEASE NO. 15369 / May 21, 1997

      SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. NORMAN G. CORNELIUS, et. al.
      4:97-CV-379-Y, USDC, ND/TX (Fort Worth Division)

            The Securities and Exchange Commission  ("Commission") announced the filing of
      a complaint  on May 1,  1997, in United  States District  Court, Fort Worth,  Texas,
      against Norman G.  Cornelius ("Cornelius"),  Avalon Custom Homes,  Inc. ("ACH")  and
      Avalon Alliance Group, Inc. ("AAG") requesting the entry of  a temporary restraining
      order ("TRO") prohibiting the defendants from violating the antifraud and securities
      registration  provisions  of the  federal securities  laws.   The  complaint further
      requests an  asset freeze  and the  appointment of a  temporary receiver  to recover
      funds and assets for the benefit of those who invested with Cornelius, ACH,  AAG and
      seven  limited  liability companies  ("LCs")  allegedly  formed  and  controlled  by
      Cornelius.   The Commission's  application for a  TRO was heard  and granted  by the
      Honorable Terry  Means, United States District  Judge.  A hearing  for a preliminary
      injunction was held on  May 16, 1997, briefs are due on May  22, 1997 and a decision
      will be issued thereafter.

            The  Commission's  complaint  alleges that  Cornelius,  ACH  and AAG  violated
      Sections 5(a), 5(c) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the
      Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, in the offer and sale of
      promissory notes, common  stock and  preferred stock.   According to the  complaint,
      Cornelius  and  Avalon  raised  approximately $12  million  from  approximately  400
      investors  during the period from 1992 to  the present.  The Commission alleges that
      Cornelius,  ACH  and  AAG made  material  misrepresentations  and  omitted to  state
      material  facts to investors in connection with these offerings regarding: the risks
      associated with the investments, the uses  of investment funds, and the  commingling
      and  misappropriation of  funds  in past  offerings.   The  compliant also  includes
      allegations that Cornelius misappropriated a significant portion of the funds raised
      for unauthorized business and personal uses.

            The  Commission also seeks an  order permanently enjoining  Cornelius, ACH and
      AAG,  an order  requiring  disgorgement of  all  wrongfully obtained  profits,  with
      prejudgment interest, and an order assessing a civil money penalty.  One of the LCs,
      Avalon Mir/Vis, L.C.,  and two  other companies allegedly  controlled by  Cornelius,
      AvGroup  Ventures,  Inc. and  AvHomes,  Inc., are  named  as  defendants solely  for
      purposes of relief.

                                    ======END OF PAGE 1======
NASA Photo ID: S83-35796          File Name: 10061228.jpg

Film Type: 70mm cn                Date Taken: 06/26/83

Title: Earth observations - STS-7

Description:

Earth observations - STS-7. North part of Western Australia province,
Dampier  Land, Fitzroy and Lennard Rivers and the Buccaneer Archipelago
(35792); Lake  Titicaca, on the Peru-Bolivia border. The Bolivian capital
city La Paz is  also visible (35793); Denham Sound and Shark Bay in Western
Australia are  easily recognizable (35794); The Mona Loa Volcano, on the
island of Hawaii  can be seen in this view. A close look reveals lava flows
from the active  volcano (35795); Africa; Namibia, Grandberg and Cape
Cross, Atlantic Ocean as  photographed from the Challenger (35796); View of
Venezuela, Aruba, Curacao,  and Peninsula de Paraguana (35797).
Image Description -  0696-1

This is an unlabeled equation expressing the reliability index in terms of the 
inverse standard normal cumulative distribution function.  The functional dependence 
is first expressed in terms of reliability and then in terms of the probability 
of failure.  The equation is the Reliability Index (Beta) equals the inverse 
standard normal cumulative distribution function (Phi raised to the power of 
negative 1) times Reliability (R).  This is also equal to the inverse standard 
normal cumulative distribution function (Phi raised to the power of negative 1) 
times one minus the probability of failure (P sub f).  The equation continues 
indicating that this term is also equal to the negative of the inverse standard 
normal cumulative distribution function (Phi raised to the power of negative 1) 
times the probability of failure (P sub f).
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REGION                  Canada: Resolute Bay (75N,95W)
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END_TIME		1998
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data_src_contact	NONE
data_src_email		NONE
data_src_address	NONE
data_src_phone		NONE
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data_src_web_data	http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/sci/osap/projects/jpod/projects/climpact/ice_stations/ice_stations.html
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data_src_citation	Flato, G.M., and R.D. Brown, 1996, Variability and climate sensitivity of landfast Arctic sea ice, J. Geophys. Res., v.101, no.C11, pp.25767-25777.
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data_map_lon		96 W
data_map_lat		74 N
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HSFEP2

HIGH SEAS FORECAST
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
0430 UTC TUE APR 26 2005
SUPERSEDED BY NEXT ISSUANCE IN 6 HOURS

SECURITE

E PACIFIC FROM THE EQUATOR TO 30N E OF 140W.

SYNOPSIS VALID 0000 UTC TUE APR 26
24 HOUR FORECAST VALID 0000 UTC WED APR 27
48 HOUR FORECAST VALID 0000 UTC THU APR 28

WARNINGS...
NONE.

SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST...
.N OF 23N WITHIN 150 NM OF BAJA CALIFORNIA COAST  WIND NW 20 KT 
SEAS 8 FT.  
.12 HOUR FORECAST  WIND LESS THAN 20 KT  SEAS LESS THAN 8 FT.
.24 HOUR FORECAST  LITTLE CHANGE.
.48 HOUR FORECAST  LITTLE CHANGE.

.FROM 6N TO 16N W OF 120W  WIND NE 20 KT  SEAS TO 8 FT.
.24 HOUR FORECAST  FROM 6N TO 12N W OF 130W  LITTLE CHANGE
IN WIND AND SEAS. . 
.48 HOUR FORECAST  FROM 7N TO 10N  W OF 130W
WIND LESS THAN 20 KT  SEAS 8 FT IN SW SWELL.

.COLD FRONT 30N132W 26N140W.  WITHIN 120 NM E OF FRONT
WIND SW TO 20 KT  SEAS LESS THAN 8 FT.  
.24 HOUR FORECAST  COLD FRONT 30N127W 23N140W.
NW OF FRONT  WIND LESS THAN 20 KT  SEAS TO 8 FT IN NW SWELL.  
.48 HOUR FORECAST  FRONT DISSIPATED.  WIND LESS THAN 20 KT
SEAS LESS THAN 8 FT.

.48 HOUR FORECAST  TROUGH 30N133W 23N140W. 
WIND NW TO 20 KT  SEAS TO 8 FT.

REMAINDER FORECAST AREA WIND LESS THAN 20 KT SEAS LESS THAN 8 FT.

CONVECTION VALID 0245 UTC TUE APR 26...
INTERTROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE...3N78W  6N106W  4N122W  5N135W
5N140W.  SCATTERED MODERATE ISOLATED STRONG WITHIN 180 NM N OF 
AXIS FROM 105W TO 125W.

$$
FORECASTER WALLY BARNES
TROPICAL PREDICTION CENTER 
TROPICAL ANALYSIS AND FORECAST BRANCH
December 24, 2003

Melissa Mathews
Headquarters, Washington 
(Phone: 202/358-1272)

NOTE TO EDITORS: N03-141

SPACE STATION CREW: NAUGHTY OR NICE?

The hard-working crewmembers of the International Space Station are so 
confident they're in Santa's good graces; they're showing off their 
Christmas stockings to the world. 

NASA astronaut Michael Foale and Russian cosmonaut Alexander Kaleri 
offer a sneak peak at their presents and talk about their holiday 
plans during a message from the Space Station airing on NASA 
Television. The NASA TV Video File feeds at three-hour intervals 
daily beginning at noon EST.

NASA Television is available on AMC-2, transponder 9C, C-Band, located 
at 85 degrees west longitude. The frequency is 3880.0 MHz. 
Polarization is vertical and audio is monaural at 6.80 MHz. 

Information about how Foale and Kaleri will spend their holiday is 
available at: 

http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2003/dec/HQ_03418_santa_station.html 

A historical look at holidays in space is available on the Internet 
at: 

http://www.nasa.gov/vision/space/livinginspace/Christmas_in_space.html 

To see where the International Space Station will be visible during 
the holidays, visit: 

http://www.spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/cities/index.cgi 

	
-end-
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Matelots qui ne connoiffoient pas bien l'en-
tre du port,portoient la prou de ce cqft-i.
Mais auffi-toft que ce Cavalier reconnut que
c'eftoit un vaiffeau amy il retourne leur crier
 ifiribor *, Se mettanr pied  terre, il court, . * a gaud*
& leur foit ligne de paffer  l'autre bord, ou
qu'ils s'alloient perdre. L'Arrirral qui enten-
dit la penfe de cet homme , reprit auffi-toft
gauche. Toutefois quelle diligence qu'il fift
il donna contre un cuil. Si bien que-les Mate-
lots qui croyoient que le vaiffeau fuft entre-
ouvert , eurent recours  la pompe; mais au
lieu d'eau ils tirefent du vin-, du vinaigre-, de
l'huile Se du miel; parce que plufieurs ton-
neaux qui en eftoient pleinsen furent rompus.
Cet accident redoubla tellement leur crainte,
que perdant prefque  toute efperance de f '
tiferde peril ,"ils mirent la chaloupe en mer,
o entra la "femme du General avec les filles ,
de fa fuite :, Si quelques jeunes hommes qui
furent les premiers  s'enfuir.. Soto fe pofl-
da fortbien en cette occafion. Car malgr
les prires de fes gens, il demeura ferme dans
le navire , il-encouragea par fon exemple
les uns  travailler ; -Se, retint les autres. U
donna ordre- enfin- tout ,-Se fit dcendreau.
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152                     ANCESTRY, LIFE, AND TIMES OF
sional Globe, unsurpassed by any ever heard by congressional
ears.    To attempt to analyze it is to destroy it, it is so agglu-
tinated in the progress and the process of its thought.   The
problem before the government, with respect to the Indian,
Mr. Sibley declared to involve but two alternatives in its so-
lution, either (1) the entire civilization of the Indian tribes,
or (2) their entire extermination, a solution intimately con-
nected with the peace, safety, and prosperity, or oncoming
unparalleled disaster of the territories in whose midst, or on
whose frontiers, the Indian tribes are found.    He reviews the
policy of the government, reminding the nation that it is not
now what it was in earlier times.    He suggests the remedy for
existing evils.    As to the policy of the government, it is one
of injustice, cruelty, treachery, violation of treaties the most
sacred, stipulations and promises being regarded as conven-
ient means of public robbery and private fraud, the will of
the stronger ever the rule of action, the dictation of the pur-
chaser ever the price of the soil, the red man forced to sur-
render his possessory rights in immemorial tenures of country
endeared by the traditions and graves of his tribe, or bayo-
neted, rifled, shot, or driven from one so-called "reservation"
to another, until, at last, turning enraged on his foe, he sought
vengeance in massacre, crime, and deeds of brutality, for
which   the   government itself,  and its horde of vagabond
"Indian agents," worse than the Indians themselves, were
alone responsible.   "With great power, he pointed the house
to the fact that, unlike the ancient Greeks and Romans, and
later Franks, or the British Empire, who never withheld from
their conquered captives the means to endow them with privi-
leges indispensable to their existence and civilization, it re-
mained for the Anglo-Saxons, and even the sons of the Pil-
grim Fathers, escaped from persecution, to wrest by cruelty
and crime the soil itself that gave to the red man birth, nur-
tured his youth, and cheered his manhood, and contained in its
breast the ashes of his sires, without even once seeking to lift
him to a level high as their own, or laboring to incorporate
him into their own community.    Still more, under no other
nation of conquerers were the conquered ever known to
become extinct, while under the policy of the American Gov-
ernment, a race of men of noble natural virtues, with whose
heroic efforts in defense of their wives and children, their
homes and rights, history had dealt falsely, were fast becom-
2-1-29

Lonnie
And you better git it fixed, too.

Big Sweet
Baby, you know old Charlie always did have a pick at me.

Lonnie
That I know is so. But you always made out to me you didnt
want him.

Big Sweet
And I done neither. Never did. Well, about two years back,
he took to picking at me, and sending me messages how he love me so hard, and all that money he had in his pocket was for me, till I got up a real good feeling for Charlie.

Lonnie 
(Groans)
Do, Jesus!

Big Sweet
So one time when he begged me so hard, I thought I might
as well go down there and git all that money he had for me.

Lonnie
(Groans and almost collapses on table, but Big Sweet makes him sit up again)

Big Swoet
Wait a minute, Sugar, lemme finish telling you how it was. So I went down to Mulberry, and met him where he told me to come. He was there waiting with his hair all slicked down and everything. Soon as my toe-nails crossed tho door-sill, I told Charlie, "Gimme what you got for me." He look like he didnt git the right understanding because he come telling me about all the love he had for me. So I asked him plain, "Is you got anything besides yourself?" (Emphatic with rage) And Baby, you know that mink didnt have a dime to cry. When he told me that, Honey, you know
Date:    12/23/1999  6:33 AM

Subject: File no. S7-24-99
Dear Mr. Katz:
I am thankful that companies must now comply with the new eligibility rules in 
order to stay on the OTCBB. Please continue moving in the right direction to 
protect the individual investor and the small company by maintaining the 
"uptick" rule and by adopting the new rule to extend the "shorting" rules to 
OTCBB stocks. The arguments in support of these rules are very strong and 
apparent. They are stated very eloquently in many of the letters you have 
already received on this topic so I will not repeat them here again. I implore 
you to do the right thing for the small investor and small company, which I 
think is what the Securities and Exchange Commission is there for. Thank you for
your attention.
Sincerely,
Perry Koziris
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 PUBLIC  NOTICE  Federal  Communications  Commission  445  12th  St.,  S.  W.  Washington,  D.  C.  20554 
 DA  04-  3531  November  5,  2004 
 WIRELESS  TELECOMUNICATIONS  BUREAU  ACTION 
 REGION  30  (NEW  YORK  -  ALBANY)  700  MHz  REGIONAL  PLANNING  COMMITTEE 

 ANNOUNCES  SIXTH  MEETING 
 The  Region  30  (New  York  -  Albany)  700  MHz  Public  Safety  Regional  Planning  Committee  announces  that  its  sixth  meeting  will  be  held  on  Monday,  December  6,  2004  at  the 
 Tomkins  County  911  Center,  92  Brown  Road,  Ithaca,  New  York. 
 Region  30  encompasses  an  area  defined  by  the  following  31  Counties  of  New  York  State:  Albany,  Broome,  Cayuga,  Chenango,  Clinton,  Columbia,  Cortland,  Delaware,  Essex,  Franklin, 
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 Tompkins,  Warren,  and  Washington. 
 The  meeting  will  start  at  10:  00  a.  m.  The  agenda  for  this  meeting  includes: 
 1.  Review  and  Approve  Meeting  Agenda  2.  Review  and  approve  October  22,  2004  Meeting  Report 
 3.  700  MHz  a.  Contact  information  for  Tribes 
 b.  Public  Safety  entities  and  contacts  4.  4.9  GHz 
 a.  Review  vendor  presentation  guidelines  b.  Review  Application  Standards  and  Technology  in  the  4.9  GHz  Band  for  Public 
 Safety  use  5.  Old  Business 
 a.  Region  19  dispute  resolution  process  status  6.  New  Business 
 7.  Schedule  Next  Meeting 
 All  eligible  public  safety  providers  whose  sole  purpose  is  to  protect  the  safety  of  life,  health,  or  property  in  Region  30  would  utilize  these  frequencies.  It  is  essential  that  not  only 
 public  safety,  but  all  government,  Native  American  Tribal,  and  non-  governmental  organizations  eligible  under  Section  90.523  of  the  Commissions  Rules  be  represented  in  order  to  ensure  that 

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 each  agencys  future  spectrum  needs  are  considered  in  the  allocation  process. 
 Interested  parties  wishing  to  participate  in  the  planning  for  the  use  of  new  Public  Safety  spectrum  in  the  700  MHz  band,  or  the  newly  allocated  4.9  GHz  band  within  Region  30  are 

 encouraged  to  attend.  For  further  information  about  the  meeting,  please  contact: 
 David  Cook,  Chairman,  Region  30  700  MHz  Regional  Planning  Committee 
 State  of  New  York  Office  of  Technology 
 Statewide  Wireless  Network  State  Capitol,  ESP 
 P.  O.  Box  2062  Albany,  New  York  12220-  0062 
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2
pro vigshift_sbsp,stksi,ssum,vigsh

;  Routine to estimate crudely the empirical thermal drift along
;  the slit from the vignetting seen most clearly in CCDSIDE1.
;
;  This routine finds the edge (near the top of the raw CCD image)
;  to the nearest pixel based on the gradient that is at least
;  0.4 times the median value in the vicinity of the top of the
;  raw level0 image for CCDSIDE1.  If no such edge is found, then
;  this routine returns the value -2000

;  INPUTS:	stksi	= Stokes I raw level0 image for CCDSIDE1
;			  This has had wraparound corrected and is
;			  restored from bit shift, if present
;			  Slit must include the very top of the
;			  raw CCD image!
;		ssum	= flag for summing along slit
;
;  OUTPUT:	vigsh	= integer approximation to shift, pixels

nsl = sizeof_sbsp(stksi,2)
sltv = fltarr(nsl)
vigsh = -2000

; find sharp decrease in intensity at top of CCDSIDE1
;  get continuum variation along the slit
	for isl = 0,nsl-1 do sltv(isl) = mean_sbsp(stksi(1:10,isl))
;  search for sharp gradient at top 20 pixels, ignore top row which is
;  bad
	temm = sltv(nsl-21:nsl-2)
	for jj = 1,19 do begin
		delt = temm(jj)-temm(jj-1)
;print,'vigshift: -delt,limit: ',-delt,0.25*abs(max(temm))
		if -delt gt 0.25*abs(max(temm)) then begin
			iedge = jj
			goto, kilroy
		endif
	endfor
	return

	kilroy: vigsh = 20 - iedge
	if ssum eq 2 then vigsh = 21 - iedge

return
end
UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

     LITIGATION RELEASE NO. 15555, November 10, 1997

     SEC V. TEDDY WAYNE SOLOMON AND LISA STEVENS, individually and d/b/a
     PLATINUM INTERNATIONAL, AND QUANTUM GROUP a/k/a QUANTUM TRADING, LTD. 3:97-
     CV-2712-H (USDC/ND TX Dallas Division)

          The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") announced the
     filing of a complaint on November 5, 1997 against Teddy Wayne Solomon and
     Lisa Stevens, individually and d/b/a Platinum International Associates
     ("Platinum"), and Quantum Group, a/k/a Quantum Trading, Ltd. ("Quantum").
     After a hearing on the filing date, the Honorable Barefoot Sanders issued
     an order providing emergency relief in the form of a order temporarily
     restraining defendants from violating the federal securities laws, imposing
     an asset freeze and requiring an interim accounting. The complaint also
     seeks preliminary and permanent injunctions, disgorgement of ill-gotten
     gains, and the appointment of a receiver. Named as defendants for relief
     purposes only are Quantum Air Express, Inc., and Cherokee Worldwide
     Express, Inc.

          The complaint alleges the defendants are violating the anti-fraud
     provisions of the federal securities laws found in Section 17(a) of the
     Securities Act of 1933, and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of
     1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, by offering and selling interests in
     fictitious "Prime Bank Instrument" trading programs through Platinum and
     Quantum. The complaint further alleges that Solomon and Stevens
     represented, among other things, that they were agents for foreign
     securities traders trading in large-denomination debt instruments issued by
     "one of the top 25 world banks," and that an investment in the trading
     programs would generate "safe, guaranteed" returns of as much as 4,300%
     annually. Additionally, the complaint alleges that Solomon's and Stevens'
     representations were false:  the trading programs do not exist, and Solomon
     and Stevens, in an apparent "ponzi scheme" have used funds taken from
     investors to pay putative profits to their business associates, to repay
     other investors, and for their own purposes. 

           A hearing as to the Commission's application for a preliminary
     injunction is set for November 24, 1997.














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QUESTION:
Is there enough water and solar energy in the Jovian system of moons to
eventually serve as a refueling stop for a future craft? By this I mean could
electrolysis be used to create hydrogen/oxygen for fuel by using solar energy
and Jovian system water? Is this likely to ever be feasible?

ANSWER from Todd Barber on March 5, 1997:
Thanks for the very intriguing question!  You bring up a very 
"forward-thinking" concept!  You asked about the availability of water 
and solar energy.  Water availibility is actually not the problem.  
Europa, one of Jupiter's interesting moons currently being explored in 
great detail by Galileo, is covered GLOBALLY by water ice (it may even 
have a liquid water ocean underneath!).  Therefore, finding enough 
water to perform electrolysis would not be a problem at all.
     
Solar power is tougher question.  Jupiter is five times further from 
the sun than the Earth is.  This actually means that Jupiter only gets 
1/25th of the amount of sunlight the Earth does (this is called the 
"inverse square" law).  So solar energy is rather feeble at Jupiter.  
This is precisely why Galileo has nuclear power sources on board to 
provide spacecraft power.
     
However, with big enough solar panels on Europa (or perhaps better, 
nuclear power plants), you could generate enough electricity to 
electrolyze water into hydrogen and oxygen.  Then you would have a 
great refueling station on Europa!
     
I think this is feasible, but not for some years.  Perhaps when you as 
6th graders one day graduate from college, you could be the first ones 
to design such a system!  Thanks for the great question....
000
WGUS84 KHGX 100144
FLSHGX
FLOOD STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON, TX 
844 PM CDT WED MAY 09 2007

A RIVER FLOOD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE TRINITY RIVER.

PERSONS ARE URGED TO STAY AWAY FROM THE RIVER UNTIL WATER LEVELS RECEDE. 
MOTORISTS SHOULD AVOID ANY WATER COVERED ROADS AND FIND AN ALTERNATE ROUTE. 
LIVESTOCK AND EQUIPMENT SHOULD REMAIN OUT OF THE FLOOD PLAIN FOR THE NEXT FEW 
DAYS.

STAY TUNED TO NOAA WEATHER RADIO OR OTHER NEWS SOURCES FOR FURTHER UPDATES.

TXC071-291-101344-
/X.CON.KHGX.FL.W.0036.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/
/MBFT2.1.ER.070508T1900Z.070510T1800Z.000000T0000Z.UU/
844 PM CDT WED MAY 09 2007

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR
  THE TRINITY RIVER NEAR MOSS BLUFF
* UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ...OR UNTIL THE WARNING IS CANCELLED.
* AT 815 PM WEDNESDAY THE STAGE WAS 15.3 FEET 
* MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST.
* FLOOD STAGE IS 15.0 FEET 
* FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL REMAIN AROUND FLOOD STAGE THE 
  NEXT SEVERAL DAYS.

&&

                    FLOOD   OBSERVED              FORECAST 6 PM
LOCATION            STAGE    STAGE  DAY  TIME     THU    FRI    SAT    SUN

TRINITY RIVER
  MOSS BLUFF           15    15.3   WED  8 PM     15.4   15.4   15.4   15.4

$$
####018003271####
FXUS64 KEWX 141618
AFDEWX

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO TX
1118 AM CDT SAT MAR 14 2009

.DISCUSSION...
AFTERNOON FORECASTS SHOW SLIGHTLY COOLER TRENDS FOR AFTERNOON
HIGHS...AS CLOUDINESS AND SCATTERED RAIN WILL LINGER FOR A FEW
MORE HOURS. EXPECT AREA OF RAIN FROM WEST OF AUSTIN TO WEST OF
SAN ANTONIO TO NEAR CARRIZO SPRINGS TO CONTINUE MOVING EAST IN
THE AFTERNOON...WITH DECREASING RAIN CHANCES SLOWLY FROM THE WEST.
STILL SHOWED LOW POPS FOR SUNDAY...AS FAST MOVING 500 HPA TROF
COMES ACROSS THE REGION FROM THE WEST. CLEARING TREND FOR SUNDAY
NIGHT THROUGH MONDAY STILL ON TRACK. AFTER MOSTLY SUNNY AND DRY
DAYS EARLY NEXT WEEK...INCREASING CLOUDS IS EXPECTED LATE NEXT
WEEK AS A SERIES OF WEATHER SYSTEMS APPROACH AND MOVE OVER THE
AREA FROM THE WEST AND NORTHWEST.

&&

.PREV DISCUSSION... /ISSUED 622 AM CDT SAT MAR 14 2009/ 

AVIATION...
MVFR CIGS WILL CONTINUE THIS MORNING...WITH IMPROVEMENT TO VFR
FORECAST BETWEEN 18-20Z. VFR CONDITIONS ARE THEN FORECAST TO
PERSIST THROUGH THE END OF THE TAF PERIOD...EXCEPT AT KAUS WHERE
MVFR CIGS/VSBYS ARE FORECAST TO RETURN AROUND 09Z SUNDAY. A LIGHT
NW LOW LEVEL FLOW WILL BECOME LIGHT AND VARIABLE LATER TODAY.

PREV DISCUSSION... /ISSUED 302 AM CDT SAT MAR 14 2009/ 

DISCUSSION...
TODAY THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT...A SERIES OF UPPER TROFS IN THE
SOUTHERN STREAM WILL KEEP AREAS OF LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPING ON THE
FRONT IN THE GULF WATERS. IN TURN THIS KEEPS A SFC RIDGE OVER THE
SOUTHERN HALF OF THE STATE. THE LAST OF THE UPPER TROFS (DUE IN
SUNDAY NIGHT) MAY NOT HAVE MUCH ATMOSPHERIC MOISTURE TO WORK WITH
BUT IT MAY BRING ITS OWN PRECIP IN THE FORM OF ALTOCU CASTELLANUS
CLOUDS. PROJECTED SOUNDINGS SUNDAY MORNING ALONG I-35 BEAR THIS
OUT.

MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY- PRECIPITABLE WATER VALUES REMAIN LOW. WILL 
HAVE A COUPLE OF DAYS WILL MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES.  THE RECENT RAINS MAY 
GIVE RISE TO RADIATION FOG MONDAY AND TUESDAY MORNINGS. 

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY- THE MEAN UPPER RIDGE BUILDS OVER THE ROCKIES 
SENDING ANOTHER COLD FRONT INTO THE REGION THURSDAY. AT THE SAME 
TIME A TROF IN THE SOUTHERN STREAM SLIDES ACROSS NORTHERN MEXICO.  
IF THIS PANS OUT, WE WILL BE IN FOR MORE WIDESPREAD RAIN.

 

&&

.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
AUSTIN CAMP MABRY              55  41  63  47  79 /  20  10  20  20  -  
AUSTIN BERGSTROM INTL AIRPORT  55  38  62  42  77 /  20  10  20  20  -  
NEW BRAUNFELS MUNI AIRPORT     55  44  62  45  78 /  20  10  20  10  -  
BURNET MUNI AIRPORT            53  40  65  46  79 /  10  10  20  10   0 
DEL RIO INTL AIRPORT           63  48  74  52  80 /  -   10  10  -   -  
GEORGETOWN MUNI AIRPORT        53  41  62  47  77 /  10  10  20  20   0 
HONDO MUNI AIRPORT             56  45  67  45  80 /  20  10  20  10   0 
SAN MARCOS MUNI AIRPORT        55  43  62  46  78 /  20  10  20  20  -  
LA GRANGE - FAYETTE REGIONAL   53  39  61  46  76 /  30  10  50  20  -  
SAN ANTONIO INTL AIRPORT       55  43  63  49  80 /  20  10  20  10   0 
STINSON MUNI AIRPORT           55  44  65  48  81 /  20  20  20  10  -  

&&

.EWX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
NONE.
&&

$$

08/13/22/06/11
Floor Calendar Number 1 For House First Reading                          
                                   Date: Thursday, March 20 2008                                   
                                                                                                    


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          Jim Waring
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          Linda Gray
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