BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

     Litigation Release No. 15479 /  September 8, 1997

     SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. AMERICAN BUSINESS SECURITIES, INC.,
     SOUTHWEST ENERGY CONSULTANTS, INC., WESTERN ENERGY ACQUISITIONS, INC.,
     TRANS TERRA CORPORATION, INTERNATIONAL, MacARTHUR ASSET MANAGEMENT, INC.,
     BARRY J. ZIMMERMANN, JOHN L. CASPERSON, JR., JEFFREY L. CASPERSON, JEROME
     L. CASPERSON, JOSEPH L. CASPERSON, TIM L. EPPS, and THOMAS A. HICKS, Civil
     Action No. 94-4866 ER (C.D. Cal.)

          The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that on September 2,
     1997, the Honorable Edward Rafeedie of the Central District of California
     issued an Order Finding Kathryn Casperson In Civil Contempt And Ordering
     Her To Self-Surrender On September 26, 1997.  The Court ordered that
     Kathryn Casperson surrender to the Office of the United States Marshal on
     September 26, 1997, to be incarcerated until she complies with the
     accounting and disgorge- ment portions of the Court's January 28, 1997
     disgorgement Order.

          The Commission had sought contempt sanctions based upon Kathryn
     Casperson's failure to disgorge funds and assets received as a result of
     the participation of her spouse, Defendant Jerome Casperson, in the
     fraudulent scheme by which approximately $40 million was raised from over
     1200 mostly elderly investors, or to account for the expenditure of such
     funds and assets.  The Court found that Kathryn Casperson was in contempt
     of court for failure to account for two cash withdrawals totalling $88,100,
     and her current sources of income.  In so finding, the Court stated that: 

          "The SEC is engaged in trying to enforce the Court's disgorgement
          Order to obtain funds for victims of Jerome Casperson's
          multimillion-dollar fraud.  This is an important goal that must
          not be obfuscated by stonewalling or by an unsupported invocation
          of the Fifth Amendment privilege."

          The Court similarly found that Kathryn Casperson was in contempt
     because she failed to account for $26,500 in cash she personally received
     from a bank account held jointly with her spouse.  The Court found that
     "Something more than a bald statement of non-recollection" was required for
     Kathryn Casperson to meet her burden to show, categorically and in detail,
     an inability to comply with the Court's disgorgement and accounting order. 


          Finally, the Court found that Kathryn Casperson was in contempt for
     failure to disgorge four specific pieces of jewelry as ordered.  The Court
     found Kathryn Casperson's claims that she lost her diamond wedding ring and
     earrings and that she had never owned a Cartier watch or diamond tennis
     bracelet not only contradictory of her spouse's testimony, but also
     "unsupported by any credible evidence at all."  See also Litigation Release
     14722 (November 16,
     1995).


                              ======END OF PAGE 1======
From: Anantharaman, Vivek (NIH/NLM/NCBI)
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 10:21 PM
To: ncbi-seminar@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Subject: CBB Seminar: Tuesday November 2nd, 2PM

Time: 2PM, Tuesday November 2nd, 2004
Location: NCBI Library, B2 floor, Building 38A
Speaker: Vivek Anantharaman, NCBI
Title: Emergence of eukaryotic cell structure and Function.


In the course of the past year, the publicly available microbial genome
sequences crossed the hundred mark, and significant progress was also seen
in sequencing of diverse eukaryotic genomes, such as Guillardia theta,
Leishmania major, Giardia lamblia, Cryptosporidium parvum, Neurospora
crassa, Plasmodium and Dictyostelium discoideum. There have also been
important reports on the biochemical and structural characterization of
various protein domains from both eukaryotes and prokaryotes. In this talk I
will discuss the implications of these recent developments in relation to
the evolution and emergence of eukaryotic cell structure and function. I
will give a brief overlook of the evolution of some eukaryotic systems.
First, the evolution of the eukaryotic nucleus will be discussed, focusing
on selected components of nuclear envelope (NE) and nuclear pore complex
(NPC). Second, novel RNA binding domains which throw light on the emergence
of eukaryote-specific systems of RNA metabolism, namely capping and splicing
will be discussed. Lastly, the specific and general parallels in the
architectures and mechanisms of bacterial and eukaryotic signaling pathways,
which we uncovered through comparative genomic analysis, will be presented.
These observations are discussed in terms of the hypothesis that various
eukaryotic systems might have actually emerged through repeated seeding by
regulatory modules from prokaryotes.

---------------------------------------------------------------
Vivek Anantharaman, PhD
National Center for Biotechnology Information, 
National Library of Medicine, 
National Institutes of Health,
Bldg. 38A, Rm. N507A, 
8600 Rockville pike, 
Bethesda, MD 20894, USA
Phone: (301)443-1194
Email: ananthar@mail.nih.gov
*Pages 1--1 from  Microsoft Word - 43365.doc*
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AL_LS155                                             
Las Cruces, N.M.       Fri Mar 13, 2009        USDA - Market News                  

Arizona/California/Nevada Direct Feeder Cattle Review

Confirmed: 4550

   Compared to last week, July contracts are trading 5.00-8.00 lower than
June contacts traded.  Trade and demand moderate.  Supply consisted of 
source and age verified Holstein steers weighing 275 lbs.  No heifers were
included in the supply.  Cattle weighing over 600 lbs totaled 0 percent.

Unless otherwise stated, prices fob shipping point with 2-3 percent shrink or 
equivalent with 5-10 cent slide on calves, 3-6 cent slide on yearlings from 
base weight.  Delivered prices include freight, commissions and other expenses. 

Steers:  (100%)

   Medium and large 1&2: 

   Large 3; Delivered Price:  Holstein steers 275 lbs 89.00 May del, 86.00 Jun 
del, 85.00-90.00 July del. 
                          
Heifers: (0%)

                    Holstein steers Large 3

Head   Wt Range   Avg wt    Price Range    Avg Price    Delivery
 700     275        275        89.00         89.00         May     Del
 700     275        275        86.00         86.00         June    Del
2850     275        275        85.00         85.00         July    Del
 300     275        275        90.00         90.00         July    Del
        
                   Feeder steers Medium and large 1&2

Head   Wt Range   Avg wt    Price Range    Avg Price    Delivery
     
                    Feeder heifers Medium and large 1&2

Head   Wt Range   Avg wt    Price Range    Avg Price    Delivery




Source: USDA Market News, Las Cruces, NM.
        John Langenegger, Market Reporter Phone 575/527-6861
        http://www:ams.usda.gov/mnreports/AL_LS155.txt

                                               
0845M   jdl      



.
4              MONT-SAINT MICHEL AND  CHARTRES
are still said to be, stood more fully in the centre of the world's move-
ment than our English descendants ever did. We were a part, and a
great part, of the Church, of France, and of Europe. The Leos and
Gregories of the tenth and eleventh centuries leaned on us in their
great struggle for reform. Our Duke Richard-Sans-Peur, in 966,
turned the old canons out of the Mount in order to bring here the
highest influence of the time, the Benedictine monks of Monte Cas-
sino. Richard II, grandfather of William the Conqueror, began this
Abbey Church in 1020, and helped Abbot Hildebert to build it. When
William the Conqueror in 1066 set out to conquer England, Pope
Alexander II stood behind him and blessed his banner. From that
moment our Norman Dukes cast the Kings of France into the shade.
Our activity was not limited to northern Europe, or even confined by
Anjou and Gascony. When we stop at Coutances, we will drive out to
Hauteville to see where Tancred came from, whose sons Robert and
Roger were conquering Naples and Sicily at the time when the Abbey
Church was building on the Mount. Normans were everywhere in
1066, and everywhere in the lead of their age. We were a serious race.
If you want other proof of it, besides our record in war and in politics,
you have only to look at our art. Religious art is the measure of
human depth and sincerity; any triviality, any weakness, cries aloud.
If this church on the Mount is not proof enough of Norman character,
we will stop at Coutances for a wider view. Then we will go to Caen
and Bayeux. From there, it would almost be worth our while to leap
at once to Palermo. It was in the year 1131 or thereabouts that Roger
began the Cathedral at Cefalu and the Chapel Royal at Palermo ; it was
about the year 1174 that his grandson William began the Cathedral of
Monreale. No art  either Greek or Byzantine, Italian or Arab  has
ever created two religious types so beautiful, so serious, so impress-
ive, and yet so different, as Mont-Saint-Michel watching over its
northern ocean, and Monreale, looking down over its forests of orange
and lemon, on Palermo and the Sicilian seas.
immediately pending question. The.rules of the Senate and House vary slightly as to precedence.of "privileged" motions when a question is under debate.
The Senate rules provide that the following privileged motions shall have precedence in the following order:
1.  To adjourn,*
2.  For a call of the Senate.*
3.  To lay on the table,*
- . 4, To postpone; to a day certain,
..,5;   .To commit--,.....>;  , . hs To amend, . .-. .
7. To postpone-indefinitely.
The House rules provide that when a, question is under debate- the following privileged motions shall have precedence in the following order:
1.  To adjourn.*
2.  For a call of the House,*
3.  To lay on the table,*   -
4.  For the previous question,*
5.  To limit or extend the limits of debate,* 6..    To postpone to a day certain,
, ? To commit or to recommit. , . &, To amend      '      " 9. To postpone indefinitely.
Although the Senate rules do not list the previous question as a privileged motion, the effect of a motion for the previous question in the Senate is to put an end to all debate and the subject under discussion is put to a vote, except that the '.- author has the right to closethe discussion,        . .....:
The purpose of privileged motions is to provide a method for regular disposal of business before each house of.the Legislature, By setting up an order.in which questions and motions may be put the rules establish the method of handling all questions. For..: example: if the question before the House is to recommit a bill to committee, motions to amend the bill or postpone indefinitely are not in order because they have a lower precedence. However,, the other. = privileged motions are..in order because^of,'their higher precedence,,;                                              
..,Another privilege of members is to rise to a question of privilege., either a privilege of the house or a point of personal privilege. A member may exercise .his personal privilege when his prerogatives have been denied or when his integrity has been impugned. A question of privilege is in order .at any
l : .V
*Not debatable. Vote must be taken on motion without debate.
U12-
Weather Related Conditions

     Tuesday 05/04/99:     


     The following is the best information available Tuesday morning 
     regarding conditions in Oklahoma and Kansas:
     
     Oklahoma:

     Mulhul, OK  Post Office is completely destroyed and a temporary Post 
     Office has been established at the community center in Mulhul.  The 
     mail is enroute from Guthrie OK.  There is potential damage at Meeker 
     and Cashion Post Offices, however, the OK Performance Cluster is 
     unable to contact these offices for specifics at this time.
     
     Approximately 30,000 deliveries will not be made today due to areas 
     closed off by the National Guard.  Most of Oklahoma City zones 73115, 
     73135, and 73170 have been closed.
     
     
     Kansas:

     A tornado struck Wichita and its southern suburb of Haysville in 
     Sedgwich County (Central Plains District) about 8:30 PM, Tuesday.  The 
     Post Office in Haysville, KS suffered damage, particularly to the 
     roof. Building Inspection determined that the workroom portion of the 
     Haysville Post Office can be occupied on an interim basis. Employees 
     have returned to process and deliver mail for the community. There 
     will be no retail operation expected for the next 24-48 hours.  
     Several zones in Wichita will receive scattered delivery today.  Two 
     stations (River City & Chisolm) are still without power.
000
WWUS52 KJAX 160832
SVSJAX

SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FL
332 AM EST SUN DEC 16 2007

FLC001-160842-
/O.CAN.KJAX.SV.W.0256.000000T0000Z-071216T0845Z/
ALACHUA FL-
332 AM EST SUN DEC 16 2007

...THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR SOUTHEASTERN ALACHUA COUNTY IS
CANCELLED...

REPORT SEVERE WEATHER OR DAMAGE TO THE NEAREST LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
OR YOUR COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.

A TORNADO WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 600 AM EST SUNDAY MORNING FOR
NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA AND SOUTHEAST GEORGIA.

LAT...LON 2918 8208 2904 8253 2906 8256 2922 8254
      2924 8241 2940 8239 2941 8237 2945 8242
      2945 8221 2942 8220 2944 8206
TIME...MOT...LOC 0832Z 218DEG 47KT 2950 8201 2924 8217

$$

FLC083-160845-
/O.CON.KJAX.SV.W.0256.000000T0000Z-071216T0845Z/
MARION FL-
332 AM EST SUN DEC 16 2007

...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 345 AM EST
FOR NORTHWESTERN MARION COUNTY...

AT 324 AM EST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR CONTINUED TO
INDICATE A LINE OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING DAMAGING
WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH.  THESE STORMS WERE LOCATED ALONG A LINE
EXTENDING FROM CITRA TO OCALA AIRPORT...OR ALONG A LINE EXTENDING
FROM CITRA TO 7 MILES WEST OF OCALA...MOVING NORTHEAST AT 50 MPH.

OTHER LOCATIONS IN THE WARNING INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO
ANTHONY.

A TORNADO WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE WARNED AREA. IF A TORNADO
IS SPOTTED... ACT QUICKLY AND MOVE TO A PLACE OF SAFETY IN A STURDY
STRUCTURE...SUCH AS A SMALL INTERIOR ROOM.

REPORT SEVERE WEATHER OR DAMAGE TO THE NEAREST LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
OR YOUR COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.

A TORNADO WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 600 AM EST SUNDAY MORNING FOR
NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA AND SOUTHEAST GEORGIA.

LAT...LON 2918 8208 2904 8253 2906 8256 2922 8254
      2924 8241 2940 8239 2941 8237 2945 8242
      2945 8221 2942 8220 2944 8206
TIME...MOT...LOC 0832Z 218DEG 47KT 2950 8201 2924 8217

$$

ENYEDI
92
	2	J~ames Baker	E[ud~ins.

	Movin~ along streets, alleys and. paths backward to~iard town~ the interviewer reached. another hill. Almost a quarter of a mile awe~ she spied an. old colored man sunning b~mself on the front porch of a well kept cottage. Somthing about his white hair and erect1y~sl~rnped bearing screamed. Ex~s1ave~ even at. that distance. A. negro youth v~as passing.

	I beg your pardon, can you tell me v~here to find. Wade Street and Tatnes Baker ?~ Ya~ya~ya---s niaaiu. ~ de house over da-~da-da~-~da-~

r.	He-~--~he- ~he lives at his daughtex~s Co~.ld that be he on the porch V Ya~~ya~~-yas maam~. Dat~~~ d.at ~ -~diits right.~

	AYes  maani Itm J~aines Baker ~ Yes matam~ I rexaeniber s about the ~ar You want to talk to nie about it. Let me ~et you a chair. Youd rather sit ri~t there on the step ? il_l ri~it maam~

	I was born in Hot Spring eounty, below ~alvern lt v~~as. I was borned. on the farm. of a man named Eexaraonds. But I ~N85 pretty little v~hen he sold. me to some folks named Yenton, ~esntt with thex~ so very 1or~g. You know how it goes~-back in ehem days. v/hen a girl or a boy would marry  v~hy theyd
438            ILL  EFFECTS  OF DELAY                [pt. ii.
squadron took in the Kuban's message and communicated it to the flagship. To-day the Suvdroff tried in vain to call up the Rion, which was out patrolling. Is the captain of the Rion quite clear in his mind as to how useless his patrolling service is if his wireless apparatus is not in working order?Admirals and captains ! it is time to take the most energetic steps ! "
Of course the Admiral was not only justified, but in duty bound to issue orders like these, but did he himself believe in the possibility of his demands being complied with?   That is the question.    I do not think he did.
Again insubordination showed itself, discontent began to break out over the most trifling matters ; offences against discipline (which had almost ceased for a time) became more frequent. Whilst clearing steamers which had brought provisions from Saigon, there were scenes which bordered on open robbery; the working parties stove in wine-casks, broke open cases with liquor, became drunk and uproarious, and insulted even the officers who tried to restore order.
Notwithstanding the original assurance that the word "impossible" did not exist, its effect became more and more apparent.
On April 20 the Admiral said in General Order No. 196:
" So as to ease the work of the destroyers, and to give the captains the possibility of keeping their vessels in a complete state of readiness, two patrol-boats will be withdrawn. . . . Yesterday a destroyer on patrol duty lost an anchor; that means that she was either at anchor, or had the intention of anchoring, which is quite incompatible with the duty confided to her. ..."
With the commencement of our "wanderings" matters went downhill at a daily increasing rate.
By day we lay with engines stopped and watched the horizon unceasingly (for any smoke which might appear), as well as the surface of the water in our vicinity (for the periscope of any submarine which might be approaching). At night we steamed at 3 knots, a speed just sufficient to maintain  our formation, and in the event of a torpedo
000
WGUS84 KOUN 100117
FLSOUN

FLOOD ADVISORY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
816 PM CDT WED MAY 9 2007

TXC485-100315-
816 PM CDT WED MAY 9 2007

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NORMAN HAS ISSUED AN

* URBAN AND SMALL STREAM FLOOD ADVISORY FOR...
  WICHITA COUNTY IN NORTHERN TEXAS...

* UNTIL 1015 PM CDT

* AT 816 PM CDT...WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR DETECTED VERY HEAVY
RAIN 3 MILES NORTHEAST OF IOWA PARK.

LOCATIONS IN THE ADVISORY INCLUDE BURKBURNETT...EXTREME NORTHWESTERN 
WICHITA FALLS...IOWA PARK AND PLEASANT VALLEY.

THE SLOW-MOVING THUNDERSTORM WILL PRODUCE RAINFALL RATES UP TO 1.5 
INCHES PER HOURS AS IT MOVES NORTHEAST THROUGH AREAS BETWEEN IOWA 
PARK AND BURKBURNETT.

DO NOT DRIVE YOUR VEHICLE INTO AREAS WHERE THE WATER COVERS THE
ROADWAY. THE WATER DEPTH MAY BE TOO GREAT TO ALLOW YOUR CAR TO CROSS
SAFELY. MOVE TO HIGHER GROUND.

LAT...LON 3392 9873 3388 9859 3406 9850 3413 9861

$$
WR
ZCZC NFDSPENES ALL
SPENES
WAZ000-
.
SATELLITE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATES..DATE/TIME 01/10/09 0124Z
SATELLITE ANALYSIS BRANCH/NESDIS---NPPU---TEL.301-763-8678
LATEST DATA USED: GOES-11 0100Z  KUSSELSON
NOAA AMSU:2050Z/2230Z
.
LOCATION...NW WASHINGTON...
.
ATTN WFOS...SEW...
ATTN RFCS...NWRFC...
.
EVENT...FRONT WILL TRY TO SCRAPE CLOSE TO NW WA...FOR MOSTLY LIGHT RAIN
OVERNIGHT...NEXT MOISTURE SURGE FOR SATURDAY...
.
SATELLITE ANALYSIS AND TRENDS...FEW PIXELS OF MAX INSTANTANEOUS RAIN RATES
OF 0.12" TO 0.23"/HR ALONG AND JUST OFF THE VANCOUVER ISLAND COAST WERE
AT FIRST SOMETHING TO TAKE NOTE OF...ESPECIALLY AFTER THE DELUGE EARLIER
IN THE WEEK.  BUT RENEWED RIDGING OUT NEAR 140W HAVING MORE OF AN EFFECT
OF PUSHING FRONT EAST RATHER THAN SOUTH AND PROBABLY THOSE MAX RAIN RATES
WILL CONTINUE TO HEAD INTO S BRITISH COLUMBIA...POSSIBLY FRINGES INTO NW
WA AND THE OLYMPICS OVERNIGHT...BUT NOTHING LIKE LATE TUESDAY AND WED.
STRONG SWLY FLOW ALOFT ALREADY EVIDENT WEST OF THE RIDGE AXIS AHEAD OF
OCCLUSION AND FRONT LIFTING NORTH AND NE ALONG 150 TO 153W.  STILL WILL
HAVE TO KEEP AN EYE ON ANOTHER SURGE OF PW MOISTURE AS HIGH AS 1.3" AND
AS FAR NE AS 45N/143W THAT MAY ALLOW THIS OCCLUSION AND FRONT TO MAKE
ONE MORE SHOT AT WESTERN WA...BUT IF MAIN BAROCLINIC BOUNDARY WITH FIRST
FRONT AND MOISTURE PLUME DOES NOT MOVE MUCH SOUTH FROM CURRENT POSITION
ALONG AND JUST OFF VANCOUVER ISLAND...THIS NEXT WAVE OF MOISTURE (EVEN
THOUGH IT HAS HIGHER PW VALUES) MAY STILL HEAD JUST NORTH OF NW WA.
WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR...
.
SEE NCEP HPC DISCUSSION AND QPF/S FOR FORECAST.
....NESDIS IS A MEMBER OF 12 PLANET....
.
SSD/SAB WEB ADDRESS FOR PRECIP ESTIMATES:
HTTP://WWW.SSD.NOAA.GOV/PS/PCPN/
...ALL LOWER CASE EXCEPT /PS/PCPN/
.
LAT...LON 5051 12622 4967 12168 4675 12272 4782 12841
.
NNNN
;+
;$Id: scc_sun_center.pro,v 1.4 2008/05/02 20:02:11 nathan Exp $
;
; Project     : STEREO - SECCHI
;
; NAME: SCC_SUN_CENTER
;
; PURPOSE:
;       This function returns sun-center for a SECCHI image.
;
; CATEGORY:
;       SECCHI_SYNOPTIC
;
; CALLING SEQUENCE:
;       Result = SCC_SUN_CENTER(hdr,FULL=full)
;
; INPUTS:
;       hdr:    Input image hdr or array of header structures
;
; KEYWORDS:
;       FULL    Indicates mage has been placed in 2048x2048 field
;               and REBIN'd to full size.
;
; OUTPUTS:
;       result: structure or array of structures result.xcen, result.ycen in IDL coordinates
;
; COMMON: NA
;
;
; Prev. Hist. : None
;
; History     : Ed Esfandiari, NRL, Sep 2006.
;                              Note: for now, this is just a simple dummy routine to return 
;                                    a secchi sun center. It needs to be replaced with real 
;                                    code once details to do so are available. 
;
;-
;$Log: scc_sun_center.pro,v $
;Revision 1.4  2008/05/02 20:02:11  nathan
;Made output type double (not float); handle input of array of header structures
;
;Revision 1.3  2008/04/30 21:28:17  nathan
;Clarified that xcen,ycen are defined as IDL coordinates
;
;Revision 1.2  2007/11/21 22:32:09  nathan
;now really moved from dev/movie
;
;Revision 1.3  2007/11/21 22:28:23  nathan
;xcen and ycen need not be in header
;
;Revision 1.2  2007/08/17 15:57:51  herbst
;Mods for N.Sheeley Summer 2007
;
;Revision 1.1  2006/10/05 20:55:47  esfand
;first virsion - aee
;
;
;

FUNCTION SCC_SUN_CENTER, hdr, FULL=full, WCS=wcs
  
  sunc ={xcen:0d,ycen:0d} 
  ;sunc ={xcen:0.,ycen:0.}
  cc=sunc

;   IF (sunc.xcen EQ 0) THEN BEGIN  
;     ; not needed for real 0.5 hdrs (they will have correct xcen and ycen)
;     sunc.xcen = hdr.p1row+((hdr.p2row-hdr.p1row)+1)/2.0
;     sunc.ycen = hdr.p1col+((hdr.p2col-hdr.p1col)+1)/2.0
;   ENDIF
;   ;help,/st,sunc,full
;
;  IF KEYWORD_SET(FULL) THEN BEGIN  
;     ;image has been placed in 2048x2048 field and REBIN'd to full
;     factor = 2048.0 / full
;     sunc.xcen = sunc.xcen/factor
;     sunc.ycen = sunc.ycen/factor
;     RETURN, sunc
;   ENDIF

IF datatype(hdr) EQ 'STC' THEN BEGIN
    nh=n_elements(hdr) 
    hdr0=hdr[0]
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
    nh=1
    hdr0=hdr
ENDELSE

IF keyword_SET(WCS) THEN wcsh = wcs ELSE wcsh=FITSHEAD2WCS(hdr0)

scale = (keyword_set(FULL) ? float(full) / hdr0.NAXIS1 : 1.0)

scen = WCS_GET_PIXEL(wcsh, [0.,0.])
sunc.xcen = scen[0]*scale
sunc.ycen = scen[1]*scale

IF nh GT 1 THEN $
FOR i=1,nh-1 DO BEGIN
    IF keyword_SET(WCS) THEN wcsh = wcs ELSE wcsh = FITSHEAD2WCS(hdr[i])

    scale = (keyword_set(FULL) ? float(full) / hdr[i].NAXIS1 : 1.0)

    scen = WCS_GET_PIXEL(wcsh, [0.,0.])
    cc.xcen = scen[0]*scale
    cc.ycen = scen[1]*scale
    sunc=[sunc,cc]
ENDFOR
    

   ;help,/st,sunc

RETURN, sunc

END
The Standard Model of particle physics is a remarkably successful description of nature. One aspect of the theory that is not well-understood is the nature and the origin of the mechanism which breaks the gauge symmetry of the electroweak interaction. According to the theory, this mechanism gives rise to the masses of elementary particles. However, we have yet to directly probe these phenomena. 

The top quark is the most massive known elementary particle; it decays almost exclusively via the electroweak interaction. By studying the kinematics of top-quark decays, we can indirectly probe the electroweak symmetry breaking mechanism at the highest energies presently attainable. 

We measure the fraction of longitudinally-polarized W bosons produced in top-quark decays by analyzing the transverse momentum spectrum of charged-lepton arising from the process $t\to W^+b \to l^+\nu_lb. Top-quark pairs are produced in proton-antiproton collisions with a center-of-mass energy $\sqrt{s} = 1.96$ GeV at the Tevtron synchrotron at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia Illinois. Top-quark candidate events are isolated in 200 pb$^{-1}$ of data using the newly-upgraded CDF II detector. These data indicate that the fraction of W bosons with longitudinal polarization is $F_0 = 0.88^{+0.12}_{-0.47}$ (stat. + syst.), $F_0 > 0.24$ @ 95% CL in events where only one W decays leptonically; $F_0 < 0.52$ @ 95% CL, $F_0 < 0.94$ @ 99% CL in events where both W's decay leptonically, and $F_0 = 0.27^{+0.35}_{-0.21}$ (stat. + syst.), $F_0 < 0.88$ @ 95% CL in the combined analysis. The Standard Model prediction, given a top-quark mass of 175 GeV, is $F_0 = 0.703$. 

The discrepancy in the dilepton sample is suggestive of new phenomena, while the result in the single-lepton sample is fully consistent with the Standard Model expectation. Clearly, these results warrant further investigation.

Posted to /cdf/pub/thesis/cdf7915_njg_whel_thesis.pdf
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Posted by boj
August 30, 1999
     
     Postal operations reported from the Greensboro and Mid-Carolinas areas 
     are as follows:
     
     The following Outerbank Islands were under mandatory evacuation:  
     Okracoke 27960; Avon 27915; Hatteras 27943; Rodanthe 27969; Buxton 
     27920; Frisco 27936
     
     Power outages have been reported in the following locations:  Edward 
     27821; Point Harbor 27964; Manns Harbor 27953.  
     
     Water damage has been reported in Harbinger 27941, however, the 
     building is open for business.
     
     Manns Harbor, 27953 - 125 deliveries serviced by the HCR box route 
     will not be delivered due to flooding on Hwy 264.
     
     Power lines are down in the following cities (delivery is however, 
     being attempted): 
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     Scranton, 27875; Swanquarter, 27885; Engelhard, 27824; Edward, 27821
     
     The following offices are not operating due to closed bridge access: 
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Mitchell, C. P., P. Dinamani and R. W. Hickman (1980). Culture and uses of grass 
carp in New Zealand. Pages  75-76 in  Aquaculture Conference, Wellington (New 
Zealand), Occasional Publications of Fisheries Research, Division of the 
Ministry of Agriculture (New Zealand).
	
Grass carp Ctenopharyngodon idella were firstly imported into New Zealand in the 
late 1960's for aquatic weed control. However, it is believed that further 
possible uses may be realised as the potential of the species becomes apparent. 
Grass carp could be cultured as a food fish, having the advantages of being 
palatable rapid growing, cheap to feed and tolerant to handling and adverse 
environment conditions. As they are difficult to spawn in warmer climates, a 
demand exists for fingerlings throughout the tropics. They may also be used in 
New Zealand for protein reclamation systems. Grass carp may have potential roles 
in New Zealand for environmental protection, food production, and possibly as 
export earners.
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UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

           LITIGATION RELEASE NO. 16053 / February 4, 1999

           Securities and Exchange Commission v. Trinity Gas Corporation and
           Sidney W. Sers, 4:97CV1018-Y, USDC ND/TX (Fort Worth)

                On January 29, 1999,  Judge Terry R. Means,  federal district
           judge for the Northern District of Texas, entered a final judgment by
           consent against defendant Trinity Gas Corporation ("Trinity USA"),  and
           on February 2, a final judgment by default against relief defendant
           Trinity Gas Colombia ("Trinity Colombia").  The Commissions complaint
           charged Trinity USA with fraud in connection with the sale by Trinity
           USA of approximately $11 million of its stock to at least 250 investors
           in 13 states. The Commissions complaint also sought disgorgement from
           defendant Trinity USA and relief defendant Trinity Colombia, as well as
           a civil penalty from Trinity USA.

                Trinity USA, recently reorganized in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy
           proceeding, consented, without admitting or denying the allegations in
           the complaint, to the entry of the final judgment.    The final
           judgment permanently enjoins Trinity USA from future violations of the
           registration and antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws
           found in Sections 5(a), 5(c), and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933,
           and Section 10(b) of the Securities Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5
           thereunder. The final judgment did not order disgorgement or assess a
           civil penalty based upon Trinity USAs agreement to waive any claim to
           funds recovered from any other defendant or relief defendant in the
           Commissions injunctive action.

                In the final judgment by default entered against Trinity Colombia,
           Trinity Colombia was ordered to pay disgorgement in the amount of
           $4,195,310.53, representing the amount paid or attributable to it from
           the proceeds of the unlawful securities transactions set out in the
           Commissions complaint, plus prejudgment interest of $473,915.47.
CH.i.]       DISCOURAGING  INFORMATION         261
goes her 14, and of our lot, the Borodino gets heated excentrics even at 12 knots. As to the Orel,1 she never had time to get through her trials, so that we have no idea on what speed we can rely with her for any length of time and without complete breakdown. . . . Suvoroff, Alexander, Ossliabia  they can probably all do their 15 to 16."
" Well, and the Navarin and the Nakimoff, with their thirty-five calibre guns and their obsolete mountings? And the Donskoithat old 'tub'? I love her, as I have gone many a mile in her . . . but how will she fare in action ? "
"But what other ships were they to take? If they could have got them ready, they would also have taken the Monomach and the Korniloff and any other old ' war-junk '! These are all ships which count in the active fleet. In the war on paper, which our strategists play at in the privacy of their offices, they all figured in accordance with the data of the Naval Pocket Books I And of course, now that real war has begun, they can't admit that they are only fit for the 'scrapheap.'"
He gave a bitter laugh.
"But the Slava, Oleg, Isumrud?Where are  they?"
A look full of doubt.
"Of the Slava there can anyhow be no question; she'll hardly be ready in a year's time. The Oleg and Isumrud have not even begun their trials ; they are, in fact, not yet completed by the builders. They were sent to Reval, but in such a condition that the Admiral positively declined to tie such logs to his feet. They say that they are to catch us up somewhere on the way out."
" And the Chilians and Argentines?"
"That will all come to nothing," he said with a hopeless expression. '' We are only wasting hundreds of thousands, if not millions, on all kinds of adventurers, who vainly promise to conclude the purchase."
We were both silent. I no longer felt the joy in my heart; my spirits sank, and my mind was troubled. I would not believe it;  and yet the pitiless reality was so
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OF

PHILADELPHIA

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August 20, 1981

Honorable Arlen Specter
United States Senate
Russell Senate Office Building, Room 342
Washington, DC   20510

Dear Arlen:

   As you are probably well aware, Chick Koop,
my old Children's Hospital associate as
Surgeon-in-Chief for many years, has now been
cleared for nomination by the President to the
office of Surgeon General of the United States.
This is a very happy time for all of us at
Children's, and I know you join us in our
pleasure.

   Anything you can do to further Chick's
confirmation by the Senate will be vastly
appreciated by all of us.

Best regards.

Sincerely,

Richarh D. Wood
Chairman of the Board

RDW/gp
August 25, 2006
Sally Harrington
Media Relations Office
216-433-2037
Sally.V.Harrington@nasa.gov
RELEASE: 06-048
GLENN RECEIVES AWARD FOR BICYCLE SAFETY
NASA's Glenn Research Center (GRC), Cleveland, recently received the 
Cyclist Friendly Communities Award from the Ohio Bicycle Federation. 
Glenn was recognized for its activities to create an environment 
promoting safe, effective cycling. 
"Safety is the number one priority at NASA, and we are very proud to 
be recognized for promoting bicycle safety among our Glenn family," 
said Glenn Director of Safety and Mission Assurance Vernon W. Wessel.
The award was developed to encourage communities to promote education 
about bicycle operation and to treat cyclists fairly. Glenn is known 
for its extensive and long-lasting effort in teaching and encouraging 
best cycling practices. 
The GRC Organization for Bicycle Information, Knowledge, and Expertise 
(GO-BIKE) encourages employees to use the best and safest cycling 
practices. Educational information is available to them via 
brochures, videos and bicycle driving clinics. The organization also 
has sponsored a Road-1 class, the standard in bicycle education. 
Glenn is the second recipient of the award. The first was the city of 
Vandalia, near Dayton. 
For information about the Ohio Bicycle Federation on the Internet, go 
to:
http://www.ohiobike.org
	
-end-
Mars Global Surveyor Mission Status
January 25, 2001

Engineers operating NASA's highly successful Mars Global Surveyor
spacecraft, which concludes its primary mission at the red planet next week,
report that one of the spacecraft's reaction wheels, which helps stabilize
the spacecraft's orientation, has turned itself off. The spacecraft
correctly responded by switching to a backup reaction wheel, allowing Global
Surveyor to continue its mapping mission without interruption.

The mission proceeds as planned, and the spacecraft is operating normally.

Engineering data from the spacecraft indicate that an electrical short led
to the automatic shutdown of the X-axis reaction wheel on Jan. 18.
Spacecraft orientation is stabilized by the rotation of three such wheels
(X,Y and Z) during normal operations.

Subsequent attempts to restart the X-axis reaction wheel on Jan. 24 lead
mission engineers to believe that a short circuit caused the reaction wheel
subsystem's 7 amp fuse to become permanently open, permanently disabling the
reaction wheel. Should another wheel fail, the spacecraft would use its
attitude control thrusters to maintain proper orientation much like the
previous Mariner and Viking Orbiters.

On Jan. 31, Mars Global Surveyor will conclude its mapping mission phase
having accomplished all of the planned science objectives during a full Mars
year (687 days). Over the next 14 months, continued operation of the science
instruments will provide observations of potential future landing sites,
make inter-annual seasonal comparisons and obtain measurements of targets
selected by guest observers. Following this period, operations personnel at
JPL in Pasadena, Calif., and Lockheed Martin Astronautics in Denver, Colo.,
expect to coax the aging spacecraft to perform telemetry relay during the
landing of the Mars Exploration Rovers in January of 2004.

The Global Surveyor mission is managed by JPL for NASA's Office of Space
Science, Washington, D.C. Lockheed Martin Astronautics developed and
operates the spacecraft. JPL is a division of the California Institute of
Technology.

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THE   AMBASSADORS
This appeared almost all Strether wanted. "Isn't your having
seen them for yourself then the thing, beyond all others, that
has come of their visit?"
Chad looked as if he thought it nice of his old friend to put it
so. "Don't you count it as anything that you're dishedif you
are dished?   Are you, my dear man, dished?"
It sounded as if he were asking if he had caught cold or hurt
his foot, and Strether, for a minute, but smoked and smoked. " I
want to see her again.   I must see her."
" Of course you must." Then Chad hesitated. "Do you mean-
amother herself?"
" Oh, your motherthat will depend."
It was as if Mrs. Newsome had somehow been placed by the
words very far off. Chad, however, endeavored in spite^ of this to
reach the place.   " What do you mean it will depend on ?"
Strether, for all answer, gave him a longish look.   " I was speak-
ing of Sarah.   I must positivelythough she quite cast me off-
see her again.   I can't part with her that way."
" Then she was awfully unpleasant ?"
Again Strether exhaled. " She was what she had to be. I mean
that from the moment they're not delighted they can only be-
well what I admit she was. We gave them," he went on, "their
chance to be delighted, and they've walked up to it, and looked all
round it, and not taken it."
" You can bring a horse to water!" Chad suggested.
" Precisely.   And the tune to which, this morning, Sarah wasn't
delightedthe tune to which, to adopt your metaphor, she refused
to drinkleaves us on that side nothing more to hope."
Chad had a pause; and then as if consolingly: "It was never
of. course really the least on the cards that they would be ' de-
lighted.'"                                                                     ,          ,   , .
"Well I don't know, after all," Strether mused. "I've had to
come as'far round. However "-he shook it off-" it's doubtless
my performance that's absurd."
" There are certainly moments," said Chad, " when you seem to
me too good to be true.    Yet if you are true," he added, "that
seems to be all that need concern me."
" I'm true, but I'm incredible.   I'm fantastic and ridiculous1
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