BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
STUDIO   OP  MACDONALD.                                221
they have the vulgar familiarity of Mrs. Trollope without her
vivacity, the cockneyism of Dickens without his graphic power
and love of the odd corners of human nature. I admired the Eng-
Ush at home in their island ; I admired their honor, truth, practi-
cal intelligence, persistent power. But they do not look well in
Italy ; they are not the figures for this landscape. I am indig-
nant at the contempt they have presumed to express for the faults
of our semi-barbarous state. What is the vulgarity expressed in
our tobacco-chewing, and way of eating eggs, compared to that
which elbows the Greek marbles, guide-book in hand,  chatters
and sneers through the Miserere of the Sistine Chapel, beneath
the very glance of Michel Angelo's Sibyls,  praises St Peter's
as "nice"  talks of " managing" the Colosseum by moonlight,
 and snatches "bits" for a "sketch" from the sublime silence
of the Campagna.
Yet I was again reconciled with them, the other day, in visiting
the studio of Macdonald. There I found a complete gallery of
the aristocracy of England ; for each lord and lady who visits
Rome considers it a part of the ceremony to sit to him for
a bust And what a fine race ! how worthy the marble !
what heads of orators, statesmen, gentlemen ! of women chaste,
grave, resolute, and tender ! Unfortunately, they do not look
as well in flesh and blood ; then they show the habitual,coldness
of their temperament, the habitual subservience to frivolous ' con-
ventionalities. They need some great occasion, some exciting cri-
sis, in order to make them look as free and dignified as these-busts ;
yet is the beauty there, though imprisoned and clouded, and such
a crisis would show us more then one Boadicea, more than one
Alfred. Tenerani has just completed a statue which is highly
spoken of; it is called the Angel of the Resurrection. I was not
so fortunate as to find it in his studio. In that of Wolff I saw* a
Diana, ordered by the Emperor of Russia. It is modern and
sentimental ; as different from the antique Diana as the trance of
a novel-read young lady of our day from the thrill with which the
ancient shepherds deprecated the magic pervasions of Hecate, but
very beautiful and exquisitely wrought. He has also lately fin-
19*
DRIFT    TO    THE    NORTHWARD.          443
ty-five miles south of us; and our old landmarks, Cape Hotham and Beechy, had entirely disappeared. Even the high bluffs of Barlow's Inlet had gone. I hardly know why it was so, but this inlet had some how or other been for me an object of special aversion: the naked desolation of its frostbitten limestone, the cavernous recess of its cliffs, the cheerlessness of its dark shadows, had connected it, from the first day I saw it, with some dimly-remembered feeling of pain. But how glad we should all of us have been, as we floated along in hopeless isolation, to find a way open to its grim but protecting barriers.
" September 20. I have been keeping the first watch, and anxiously observing the ice; for I am no sailor, and in emergency can only wake my comrades. The darkness is complete.
" We are now, poor devils! drifting northward again. Creatures of habit, those who were anxious have forgotten anxiety: glued fast here in a moving mass, we eat, and drink, and sleep, unmindful of the morrow. . It is almost beyond a doubt' that, if we find our way through the contingencies of this Arctic autumn, we must spend our winter in open sea. Many miles to the south, Captain Back passed a memorable term of vigil and exposure. Here, however, I do not anticipate such encounters with drifting floes as are spoken of in Hudson's Bay. The centre of greatest cold is too near us and the communication with open sea too distant.
"I was in the act of writing the above, when a startling sensation, resembling the spring of a well-drawn bow, announced a fresh movement. Running on deck, I found it blowing a furious gale, and the ice again in motion.   I use the word motion inaccurately.   The
From:      Doug Reuben <dreuben@kiwi.con.wesleyan.edu>
To:        A16.A16(rm-8648)
Date:      7/23/95 4:49am
Subject:   re: Wireless NII comments

Dear sirs,

Although I am not familiar with the procedure for filing comments
via the  Internet, I would like tp express support for Apple
Computer's wireless  network proposal, and encourage the
Commission to examine the matter and  approve Apple's or
another's similarly designed allocation within due  course of the
Commission's procedures.

Please advise me if the form or substance of comments are
inadequate, and
I shall send a second letter which is in compliance with the
Commission's submission guidelines. 

Thank you for the opportunity to comment via the Internet!

Sincerely,

-Doug Reuben dreuben@kiwi.con.wesleyan.edu

Wesleyan University
Middletown, CT
Oklahoma Writerst Project	.6..	58



soiie kind. of medicine ty~~ de place and. build a new fire. Sometime dey feed everybody beTh dey all leave for home.

	every time dey have a funeral dey always a lot of de people ay, DcI& t you hear de stikini squal11n~ in de night t  I hear dat sti1~ni ai]. de njght~U De stikini j~ de screech owl, and he suppose to tell when any~ body going to die ri~ht soon. I hear lots of Creek people say dey hear de screech owl close to de house, and. sho1 nuff somebody in de family die soon.

	~hen de big battle come at our place at Honey Springs dey jest git through having de green corn t1~~~~ff De green corn was just ripene~. enou~i to eat. It must of been along in July.

	Dat busk was jest a little busk. Dey wasntt enriu~h. men around to have a good one. But I seen lots of big ones. Ones whar dey had ail de different kinds of ban~a. ~ Dey call all ~ de dances some kind. of banga, De chicken dance is de 11Tolosabanga, aiid de ~~Istifanibanga is de one whar dey make lak dey is skeletons and raw heads coming to gt you.

	De ~HadjobangaI~ is de crazy dance, and dat is a funny one. Dey all dance crazy and make up funny songs to go wid de dance. Everyboy think up funny songs to sing and everybody whoop and lagh ai]. de time.

	But de worse one was de d.rui dance. Dey jest dance ever whichaway, de men and de women together, and. dey wrassle and hug and. carry on awful! De good. people dontt dance dat one. Bverybody sing about going to somebody eises house and. sleeping wld dem, and. shout, ~We is all drunk and. we don1 t know what we doing and we amt t doing wrong ~ cause we I s all d~ and things like dat. Sometime de bad ones leave and go to de woods, toot

	Dat kind. of doing ma3~e de good people mad, and sometime dey have killings about it. When a man catch one his women  maybeso his wife or one of his daughters ~ been to de woods he catch her and beat her and cut off de rim of her earel
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L E C T E V R
S A L V T-

Lya beaucoup des uthers ne
cherchants autre fubjed que la Tri-
omphe de Bacchus, ou Venus,oule$
guerres jamais commifes, mais mon
fub j ed fera la guerre, 8z les Tyranni-
es perptres au Pays bas par les Ef-
pagnols en peu d*annees,foubs la pr-
texte de changement de la Religion?
Devant cent ans ont ilz fid les mefme aux Indes,com-
me vous verrez icy aprs, difnts que les inhabitants ef-
toyent Payens, idololatres, invoquers de Diables, gens
inhoneftes, & fans raifon : tout le mefine ont ilz pradi-
queen ces terres, & provinces unies, pouravoirfemv
blane d'une guerre jufte, difants, que les inhabitants
eftoyent heretiques, Luthriens, inobedients a leur
Roy d'Efpaigne,voulants defehirer le lien duConcorde,
avec lequel ilz eftoyent liez entre eux.
Les inhabitans libres eftants preifez, &accufz de-
vant le Roy ( lequel favoit en fon coeur d'eftre d'in-
tention priver les Provinces unies de leur privile-
ge, & aprs faire des autres a fon intention) font leur
requefte au Roy par les Nobles du pays, a fin que puif-
fent eftre libres de telles charges, que les privileges fe-
royent toufiours envigeur : que faid on? On neVoucie
pas d'eux.Les Proteftants de leur libert &les privile-
ges, font eftimez perturbateurs de la Republique, on
chercha par finefle de les appaifer, & faire affembler, Se
apres les prendre^ adonc jouir d'eux a fon plaifir. Que
(0                      laid
Federal Register / Vol. 56. No. 144 / Friday, July 28, 1991 / Rules and 
Regulations    35531


A4.6 Parking and Passenger Loading Zones

A4.5.3 Carpet. Much more needs to be done
in developing both quantitative and qualitative
Criteria for carpeting (i.e., problems associated
with texture and weave need to be studied)
are well established.  When both carpet and
However, certain functional characteristics
are well established.  When both carpet and
padding are used, it is desirable to have mini-
mum movement (preferably none) between the
floor and the pad and the pad and the carpet
which would allow the carpet to hump or  warp.
In heavily trafficked areas, a thick soft (plush)
pad or cushion, particularly in combination
with long carpet pile makes it difficult for
individuals in wheelchairs and those with
other ambulatory disabilities  to get about.
Firm carpeting can be achieved through
proper selections and combination of pad and
carpet.  Sometimes with the elimination of the
pad or cushion and with proper installation.
Carpeting designed with a weave that causes a
zig-zag effect when wheeled across is strongly
discouraged.

A4.6 Parking and Passenger Loading
Zones.

A4.6.3  Parking Spaces. The increasing use
of vans with side-mounted lifts or ramps by
persons with disabilities has necessitated some
revisions in specifications for parking spaces
and adjacent access aisles.  The typical acces-
sible, parking space is 96 in (2440 mm) wide
with an adjacent 60 in (1525 mm) access aisle.
However, this aisle does not permit lifts or
Ramps to be deployed and still leave room for
a person using a wheelchair or other mobility
aid to exit the lift platform or ramp.  In test
conducted with actual lift/van/wheelchair
combinations, (under a Board-sponsored
Accessible Parking and Loading Zones Project)
researchers found that a space and aisle total-
ing almost 204 in (5180 mm) wide was needed
to deploy a lift and exit conveniently.  The "van
accessible" parking space required by these
guidelines provides a 96 in (2440 mm) wide
space with a 96 in (2440 mm) adjacent access
aisle which is just wide enough to maneuver
and exit from a side mounted lift.  If a 96 in
(2440 mm) access aisle is placed between
two spaces, two "van accessible" spaces are
created.  Alternatively, if the wide access aisle
is provided at the end of a row (an area often
unused),it may be possible to provide the
wide access aisle without additional space
(see Fig. A5(a)).

A sign is needed to alert van users to the pres-
ence of the wider aisle, but the space is not
intended to be restricted only to vans.

Universal Parking Space Design. An alterna-
tive to the provision of a percentage of spaces
with a wide aisle, and the associated need to
include additional signage, is the use of what
has been called the universal parking space
design. Under this design all accessible spaces
are 132 in (3350 mm) wide with a 60 in
(1525 mm) access aisle (see Fig. A5(b)). One

A6 3-13-92 Fred as you well know Fig A5 was developed by the
Fire Dept, Sandra Ellis & myself. Diagonal lines are a requirement as
it is designed to place driver "on notice" Court Terminology.
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EQREQB

The following  is  from  the  United  States  Geological  Survey,
National  Earthquake  Information Center:  Preliminary hypocenter
for earthquake of 2003 Dec 29, SOUTHEAST OF THE LOYALTY  ISLANDS,
about  215  km  (135  miles)  ESE of Tadine, Loyalty Islands, New
Caledonia:  latitude 22.6 degrees south, longitude 169.7  degrees
east,  origin  time 11 48 43.0 utc, depth shallow, magnitude 5.8.
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:  SNZO eP 115310.3 PMG eP 115410.5
MBWA eP 115709.4 NWAO eP 115717.3 VNDA eP 115815.1
SBA eP 115819.6 MAJO eP 115929.9 QSPA eP 115940.9
INCN eP 120009.6 YSS P 120017.0 PET P 120030.6
MDJ P 120033.6 ENH P 120044.2 BJT P 120054.0
CM31 eP 120056.8 HIA eP 120115.0 SNAA eP 120123.1
CMB eP 120139.5 TNA P 120142.4 PFO eP 120142.5
ULN eP 120143.6 YAK P 120143.6 MTUM eP 120144.5
BILL eP 120144.6 BEKR P 120144.7 WCN eP 120144.8
MNV P 120148.2 MOD eP 120148.5 TPH P 120150.6
TPNV P 120151.4 MCK P 120151.8 OCWA P 120152.3
NEN P 120153.8 LSA P 120153.9 IMA eP 120155.3
BMN P 120155.7 COLA P 120156.1 NLW P 120202.9
WUAZ P 120205.1 DAWY P 120205.9 DUG eP 120207.6
JLU P 120214.7 LCCM P 120222.1 GDL2 P 120223.9
INK P 120226.0 KURK eP 120710.8 EIL eP 120811.7
PSZ eP 120821.3 MORC eP 120821.4 ESK eP 120824.5
SANT P 120824.8
Nugent avoided the draft during  the Vietnam War. In an interview
for  the  July  15,  1990  Detroit Free  Press  Magazine,  Nugent
detailed how he avoided the draft:

    "He claims that 30 days before his draft board physical,
    he stopped  all forms of  personal hygiene. The  last 10
    days, he ingested nothing but Vienna sausages and Pepsi;
    and  a  week  before  his  physical,  he  stopped  using
    bathrooms  altogether,  virtually  living  inside  pants
    caked with his own excrement, stained by his urine. That
    spectacle won Nugent a deferment, he says. `... but if I
    would have gone over there, I'd have been killed, or I'd
    have  killed,  or I'd  killed  all  the  hippies in  the
    foxholes...I would have killed everybody.'"
From: apark453@regiscollege.edu
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 11:29 AM
To: fdadockets@oc.fda.gov
Subject: What's in your food? (FDA Dockets 00N-1396 and 00D-1598)

Dear Corporate and Government Leaders,

Neither government nor industry is protecting Americans from the risks posed to human health and the environment by genetically engineered (GE) foods. The Food and Drug Administration's "new" policy on GE foods (proposed January 18, 2001) continues to let the biotech industry regulate itself; it fails to require the long-term, pre-market safety testing demanded by independent experts. The "voluntary labeling" guidelines are a wholly inadequate response to the overwhelming public support for mandatory labeling of genetically engineered foods. Therefore, I urge you to keep all genetically engineered ingredients and crops off the market unless:

1) Independent safety testing demonstrates they have no harmful effects on human health or the environment, 

2) They are labeled to ensure the consumer's right-to-know, and 

3) The biotechnology corporations that manufacture them are held accountable for any harms they may cause.

Sincerely

Alexandra  Parks
235 Wellesley St.
Weston, Massachusetts 02493
HAITI.                                     231
dans notre colonie du Sngal, les ngres fassent de trs bons
soldats, non-seulement de bataille, mais aussi de revue? En-
core une fois, tout dpend des chefs, et cela est si vrai que l'ar-
me mexicaine, compose d'hommes parfaitement blancs, ne
prsente pas (ou du moins ne prsentait pas il y a treize ans,
quand nous la vmes) un aspect beaucoup mieux ordonn que
celui de l'arme hatienne.
L'administration militaire n'est pas moins curieuse que la te-
nue des troupes. L'tat ne donne rien autre chose qu'un habit
par an. Le soldat doit se nourrir et se fournir d'paulettes, de
sabre, de dragonnes, de souliers, enfin de tout, except de
l'habit, avec trois gourdes d'Hati (6 fr.),*qu'il reoit toutes les
cinq ou six semaines, et deux gourdes pour la semaine o il est
de service ' ! Personne n'ignore qu'une pareille somme est in-
suffisante ; mais n'importe, la grce de Dieu est grande. Les
trois gourdes dont il vient d'tre question sont comptes dans
des revues dites de solde ; mais comme s'il fallait qu'en Hati
tout ft un sujet d'tonnement pour la civilisation, un arrt du
pouvoir excutif du mois d'avril 1814, dclare  que le militaire
 qui ne sera pas prsent sous les drapeaux lors de la passation
 de la revue de solde, et qui ne pourra pas justifier en avoir
 t absent par permission formelle de ses suprieurs, ne sera
 point admis  aucune rclamation ou rappel pour payement de
 soldea.| En parcourant de vieux papiers, j'ai trouv un ordre
du jour dat du Port-au-Prince, 25 avril 1820, o il est dit :
 La sixime revue gnrale aura lieu en cette place pour l'ins-
pection des armes, et pour compter galement un mois de solde
' Ainsi que nous le disions tout  l'heure, l'arme n'est point caser-
ne. Les soldats vivent chez eux, o ils travaillent comme ils peuvent,
exposs sans cesse aux changemens de garnison qui s'oprent. Tous
les dimanches, ils doivent se rendre  une parade o l'on dsigne
les hommes de service pour la semaine. Le reste retourne ensuite 
ses occupations particulires.
'-1 Textuel. C'est le style ordinaire du gouvernement.
SOHO HINTS THAT THE SUN'S CORE MAY BE TOO COOL

Concentric layers in a cutaway image show oddities in the speed of sound
in the deep interior of the Sun, as gauged by two instruments on the
SOHO spacecraft. MDI/SOI measures vertical motions due to sound waves 
reverberating through the Sun, at a million points on the visible surface. 
VIRGO detects the solar oscillations by rhythmic variations in the Sun's 
brightness. 

>From long-lasting observations by these instruments, scientists deduce
information about the Sun's interior precise enough to put the theories
of how the Sun works to a severe test. 

In red coloured layers, sound travels faster than predicted by the
theories, implying that the temperature is higher then expected. The
conspicuous red layer, about a third of the way down from the surface to
the Sun's centre, shows unexpectedly high temperatures at the transition
zone between the turbulent outer region (convection zone) and the more
stable region inside it (radiative zone). 

Here MDI/SOI has measured a rapid change in the speed of rotation about
the Sun's axis, between the faster-turning outer region and the slower
interior. This shear layer may generate the magnetism that battles with
the gas in the outer layer and causes frenzied activity at the visible
surface, where MDI/SOI also charts sunspots (left). Resulting storms in
the solar atmosphere can affect the Earth. 

In blue coloured layers the sound speed is lower than expected, and
temperatures are lower too. Most notable in this respect is the very
core of the Sun, where the temperature may be 0.1 per cent cooler than
the expected 15 million degrees C. Although the discrepancy seems small,
it implies that the thermonuclear reactions in the core that power the
Sun could be underperforming at present. If confirmed by prolonged
observations by SOHO, the cool core may leave theorists wondering if 
the Sun varies its power-generation over long periods. 

Built in Europe for the European Space Agency, SOHO carries twelve sets
of instruments provided by European and American investigators and it
was despatched into space on 2 December 1995 by a NASA launcher. SOHO is
a project of international cooperation between ESA and NASA.  

Credit: SOHO (ESA & NASA), MDI/SOI and VIRGO data imaged by A.
Kosovichev, Stanford University
12
INTRODUCTION.
the true side ; if Love is blindfolded, I see a triple
bandage on the eyes of Hate. Kindliness has its
privileges ; and I do not think myself in a worse
position than another to judge the United States
because they inspire me with an earnest sympathy ;
because, after having mourned their faults and
trembled at their perils, I have joyfully saluted the
noble and manly policy of which the election of
Mr. Lincoln is the symptom. Is it not true, that at
the first news we all seemed to breathe a whiff of
pure and free air from the other side of the ocean ?
It is a pleasure, in times like ours, to feel that
certain principles still live ; that they will be
obeyed, cost what it may ; that questions of con*
science can yet sometimes weigh down questions
of profit. The abolition of slavery will be, I have
always thought, the principal conquest of the nine-
teenth century. This will be its recommendation
in the eyes of posterity, and the chief compensation
for many of its weaknesses. As for us old soldiers
of emancipation, who have not ceased to combat
for it for twenty years and more, at the tribunal
and elsewhere, we shall be excused without doubt
for seeing in the triumph of our American friends
something else than a subject of lamentation.
148          HISTOIRE DES FRANCO-AMERICAINS
un certain comit, que les membres avaient baptis "le comit des
tartes." Par un malentendu, deux membres du comit avaient
chacun donn une commande de six cents tartes, et comme il n'y
avait pas  cette poque  Southbridge de ptissier capable de
faire une telle avalanche de tartes, la commande fut donne  un
ptissier de Webster, qui le samedi, deux jours avant la fte, arriva
 Southbridge avec deux voitures pourvues de grands brancards,
pour prendre soin des tartes  leur arrive. Ce n'tait pas une
petite entreprise que de placer autant de tartes! Il tait mme
difficile de trouver quelqu'un pour en prendre soin tant la fragilit
humaine est grande 1 C'tait encore plus difficile de garder ce
prcieux trsor le jour de la fte, o chacun voulait prendre part
 la clbration. Enfin, avec beaucoup de peines et de misres, le
dit comit russit le jour de la fte,  faire transporter la prcieuse
cargaison sur le terrain. On commenait dj  respirer plus 
l'aise, mais il y a toujours quelque chose qui enlve le petit bon-
heur  la vie, toujours quelqu'un qui gte la sauce la mieux pr-
pare! On ne sait pas au juste, si les tartes dans leur long ple-
rinage jusqu' Southbridge, taient devenues plutt sches, mais
toujours est-il que le ciel dans sa clmence daigna les arroser!
Les visiteurs n'avaient pas encore eu le privilge de jeter des
regards de convoitise sur la premire offerte au sacrifice, que
l'orage, l'impitoyable orage leur changea la faon, en dmantibula
au moins la moiti. Oh les chres tartes de la St-Jean-Baptiste,
quel triste sort leur tait rserv! Pendant au moins toute une
semaine, elles se promenrent dans les rues de Southbridge, et
chacun se faisait un devoir bien doux d'accueillir une ou deux de
ses pauvres orphelines, victimes du sort,  son foyer! C'est que
toute la semaine suivante le comit se mit en frais de colporter le
reste des tartes de maison en maison. Elles se vendaient au prix
de l'acheteur. Etaient-elles au moins dlicieuses ces chres tartes
de Webster? L'histoire n'en dit rien. Les mdecins nous disent
cependant qu'il y eut plusieurs indigestions assez graves dans la
communaut,  cette poque.
Comme notre lecteur pourra le constater, le "comit des tartes,"
tait un digne comit, et en reconnaissance de leurs services  la
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TITLE:   GCN GRB OBSERVATION REPORT
NUMBER:  3176
SUBJECT: GRB 050401: VLT spectroscopic redshift
DATE:    05/04/03 19:59:02 GMT
FROM:    Jens Hjorth at U.Copenhagen  <jens@astro.ku.dk>

Johan P. U. Fynbo, Brian L. Jensen, Jens Hjorth (Niels Bohr Institute),
Klaas Wiersema, Rhaana Starling (U. Amsterdam), Paul Vreeswijk (ESO),
Evert Rol, Andrew Levan (U. Leicester), Sara Ellison (U. Victoria), 
Nicola Masetti (IASF-Bologna) report on behalf of a larger collaboration:

"Using FORS2 on the Very Large Telescope we have obtained spectra of the 
afterglow of GRB 050401 (GCN 3161, 3162, 3163) on 2005, April 2. We detect 
several absorption lines consistent with two absorption systems at redshifts 
z = 2.50 and z = 2.90. The likely redshift of GRB 050401 is hence z = 2.90.
For a standard cosmology (H_0 = 70 km/s/Mpc, Omega_m = 0.3, Omega_w = 0.7, 
w = -1) the Swift fluence (GCN 3173) corresponds to an isotropic energy 
release of 2.6 x 10^53 erg.

We thank Paul Price for providing a finding chart for the optical afterglow 
and the ESO staff for excellent support."
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FLZ063-066>075-168-172>174-050000-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
620 AM EDT SAT AUG 4 2007

...HEAT INDICES OF 105 TO 110 ACROSS ALL OF SOUTH FLORIDA TODAY...

TEMPERATURES WILL BE CAPABLE OF WARMING UP INTO THE
MID 90S TODAY AS DEW POINTS WILL BE IN THE 70S. THIS WILL ALLOW
FOR THE HEAT INDICES TO BE IN THE 105 TO 110 RANGE OVER MOST OF
SOUTH FLORIDA TODAY. PERSONS INVOLVED IN OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ARE
ADVISED TO WEAR LIGHT COLORED CLOTHING WITH A WIDE BRIMMED HAT,
DRINK PLENTY OF WATER, AND SEEK SHELTER FROM THE SUN.

SIGNS OF HEAT EXHAUSTION INCLUDE HEAVY SWEATING, PALENESS IN COLOR,
MUSCLE CRAMPS, TIREDNESS, WEAKNESS, DIZZINESS, HEADACHE, NAUSEA OR
VOMITING, AND FAINTING. IF ANY OF THESE SIGNS SHOULD OCCUR, MOVE
INTO AN AIR CONDITIONED ROOM AND TAKE A COOL SHOWER OR BATH. IF
CONDITIONS CONTINUE UNTREATED...THEN HEAT STROKE COULD OCCUR.

SIGNS OF HEAT STROKE INCLUDE HIGH BODY TEMPERATURE, THE ABSENCE
OF SWEATING, THE SKIN IS DRY OR HOT RED, RAPID PULSE, DIFFICULTY
BREATHING, STRANGE BEHAVIOR, CONFUSION, AGITATION, DISORIENTATION,
SEIZURE, COMA, AND HALLUCINATIONS. IF A PERSON HAS HEAT STROKE,
SEEK IMMEDIATE TREATMENT. FIRST AND FOREMOST CALL 911, THEN MOVE
THE PERSON TO A COOL PLACE AND REMOVE CLOTHING, APPLY COOL OR
TEPID WATER TO THE SKIN, FAN THE PERSON TO PROMOTE SWEATING AND
EVAPORATION, AND PLACE ICE PACKS UNDER ARMPITS AND GROINS. MONITOR
BODY TEMPERATURE WITH A THERMOMETER AND CONTINUE COOLING EFFORTS
UNTIL THE BODY TEMPERATURE DROPS TO 101-102 DEGREES.

$$

BAXTER
Salary Table 2003-DFW
	INCORPORATING THE 3.10% GENERAL SCHEDULE INCREASE AND A LOCALITY PAYMENT OF 12.10%
                 FOR THE LOCALITY PAY AREA OF DALLAS-FORT WORTH, TX
		
                                (Total Increase: 4.22%)

                                Effective January 2003

                             Annual Rates by Grade and Step

GS     1          2         3         4         5        6          7        8        9       10

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From: Steve Abrecht [ABRECHTS@seiu.org]
Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 4:53 PM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: Re: File No. S7-36-02

December 2, 2002  

Mr. Jonathan G. Katz, Secretary
Securities and Exchange Commission
450 Fifth Street, NW 
Washington, DC  20549 

Re:  File No. S7 36 02 

Dear Mr. Katz: 

On behalf of the 40,000 participants in the SEIU National Industry Pension Fund, 
I am writing to express strong support for the Securities and Exchange Commissions 
recent proposal, S7 36 02, Disclosure of Proxy Voting Policies and Proxy Voting 
Records by Registered Management Investment Companies.  I want to commend you 
in particular for those provisions that would require mutual funds to disclose 
their actual votes cast. 

Our participants have a lot a stake in today's financial markets.  Their retirement 
savings and security depend on the integrity, efficiency and transparency of the 
financial markets.  For many years our own fund has been held to the important 
standard of exercising its votes as a plan asset and in the best interests of 
participants.   

However our participants often invest additional savings through mutual funds and 
through 401(k) plans that offer mutual fund investment options.  Like other 
investment managers that manage our participants pension assets, mutual funds face 
conflicts of interest in voting proxies that could lead them to vote with management 
even if such votes are not in the best interest of investors. But unlike our other 
investment managers which are required under ERISA to tell us how they vote, mutual 
funds have until now shielded their proxy voting from investor and regulatory scrutiny.   

I commend the Commission for proposing a rule that will restore investor confidence 
in financial markets by ensuring that all decisions taken by mutual funds, including 
their proxy voting, are grounded in the interests of investors and are not contributing 
to further corporate governance failures.  

Mutual funds own roughly 20 percent of U.S. corporate equity, so their proxy voting 
power can be instrumental in protecting our participants' retirement savings from 
the consequences of weak corporate governance.  The Commission's proposed rule would 
give investors the information they need to ensure that their mutual funds take this 
fiduciary responsibility seriously.   

I thank you for the opportunity to comment on this proposal on behalf of the SEIU 
National Industry Pension Fund.  

Sincerely, 

Steve Abrecht
Executive Director
Date:    03/21/2000  9:11 PM

Subject: Proposed Regulation FD (Fair Disclosure)

From:  Bradley R. Hamer
            Austin, Texas
            
     
Affiliation:  none (individual investor)
     
     
Chairman Levitt:
     
I am writing to express my support for Proposed Regulation FD, 
concerning Fair Disclosure.  In my opinion, this is not only a matter of 
basic fairness, as you have so correctly noted, but also of property 
rights.  For the sake of illustration, I'd like to extend the logic of 
the Securities Industry Association's position to a couple of other 
arenas:
     
(1)  The SIA would seemingly support the notion that full disclosure 
requirements for real estate transactions should only apply to 
purchasers of homes valued at X dollars or more.  People buying a 
mansion would have the right to know that the foundation is cracked 
before they closed on the transaction, whereas people buying a modest 
two-bedroom home would not have this right, and would instead have to 
find out after they moved in.
     
(2)  An automobile manufacturer would, according to SIA logic, be 
entitled to select which customers would receive a recall notice 
concerning a serious defect with its cars, and which would not.  Perhaps 
only persons who had previously purchased another car from that 
automaker would be notified, as a reward for being return customers, or 
perhaps the same group would
specifically not be notified, on the grounds that they would be the most 
likely to purchase another of the automaker's cars in the future and 
might be scared off.  In either case, a large group of people is left 
driving cars known to be defective, and the SIA would not seem to have a 
problem with this.
     
It is important for all involved to remember that when I buy stock in a 
company, I OWN the company.  A portion of that company is MY PROPERTY; 
it BELONGS TO ME.  Just like the purchaser of the two-bedroom home or 
the at-risk car owner left in the dark in the above illustrations, I 
surely have the right to know about potential problems with MY PROPERTY 
and its value that are already known to others, and to know about them 
if at all possible BEFORE some disaster, be it financial or physical, 
befalls me.  The current practice of selective disclosure both denies me 
that right and precipitates the disaster (a major decline in the value 
of the stock).  Please protect the individual investor and eliminate 
selective disclosure.
     
Bradley R. Hamer
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i
and the fovereign power limited; according to
others the crown was hereditary, and its autho-
rity abfolute. But this difference of opinion
may be eafily reconciled; the^ crown feexned
hereditary from its continuance in the fame fa-
mily ; but had an ele<5Hve appearance, becaufe,
on the death of the king, his fucceffor was
formally# nominated and recognized in an af-
fembly of the nobility and clergy of the realm.
With refpet to the extent of the king's autho-
rity, his power, as in the generality of feudal
governments, when exercifed by an able and en-
terprifing prince, triumphed over all controul;
but, in the hands of a weak fovereign, was eafily
refirifted by the afcendancy of a licentious and
warlike nobility.
Towards the clofe of this fecond period, 1347,
Calimir the Great reftrained the turbulence of
the principal barons, and granted certain immu-
nities to the nobles and gentry. This great mo-
narch was aware, that no other expedient could
introduce order into this kingdom, than a limi-
tation of the vaft influence poffeffed by the
f Palatines or principal nobility; and had-he
been fucceeded by a line of hereditary mo-
uarehs, probably the barons would not have re-
* Lengnich, Jus Publicum R^gni Polonise, v. I. p. 48.
f Palatinomm et judicum infiaita poteftas coercita eft, &c,
Sarnkius, p. 1141,
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