BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
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inertie. Enfin, il prouvoit le triste tat qu'on
appelle  Saint-Domingue, bouqu ne caba.
J'arrivai au soleil couchant, ayant mis cinq
heures  faire cinq lieues; et accabl de douleurs
dans tous les membres, je trouvai la malade hors
du dlire et dans un tat moins inquitant.
Mme Descahaux, qui sait toujours surprendre
agrablement, m'avoit fait prparer un assorti-
ment des meilleurs fruits de Saint-Domingue,
pour me les faire apprcier  leur juste valeur.
Elle me prsenta d'abord un abricot (i), qui ne
ressemble en rien  ceux de France : il a la peau
jrude,  peu prs de la couleur de la sapotille;
sa chair, qui a le parfum du coin, est d'un jaune
rougetre : elle est coriace et indigeste, quoique
trs-balsamique. Ce fruit est gros comme la tte
dans toute sa perfection, et contient quelquefois
deux gros noyaux , lesquels renferment des
amandes qui,  leur section, offrent une liqueur
glutineuse jaune sur les bords, et qui se coagule
 l'instant qu'elle reoit l'impression de l'air.
(r) L'abricotier a un port majestueux , et lve no-
blement ses rameaux touffus et garnis de feuilles
paisses et luisantes, d'un vert fonc. Sa forme rgu-
lire lui donne le coup d'ceil le plus imposant. Il res-
semble au peuplier d'Italie, mais son feuillage plus
sombre est aussi plus garni; ce qui le fait paratre
moins lanc que l'arbre europen. {V. pi. X).
This instrument pair will attempt to measure the poorly 
understood global magnetic properties of Mars. On Earth, an 
extremely powerful magnetic field surrounds the planet. The 
magnetism results from an enormous amount of molten iron churning 
at the center of the Earth. 

In comparison, data returned from previous Mars missions 
indicates that the Martian magnetic field is extremely weak and 
almost non-existent. By looking at data from Surveyors 
magnetometer and electron reflectometer, scientists hope to learn 
about the interior composition of Mars. Such a study will also 
yield insight into the history of the geophysical forces that 
shaped Mars. Scientists hope to learn how those forces differed 
from those that shaped the Earth.

Unlike the other instruments, the magnetometer is not attached to 
the main body of the spacecraft. Instead, each one of the 
magnetometers two sensors sit at opposite ends of the spacecraft 
at the ends of Surveyors two solar arrays. This placement 
ensures that the data generated from the magnetometer sensors 
will not be "polluted" by the magnetic signal from the 
spacecraft.
MessageFrom: Peake, Junius [Junius.Peake@unco.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 11:11 AM
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: File S-718-04

Here is my comment on this Rule proposal:

Hooray!

I've only been asking the Commission to do this for at least five years.

Junius W. Peake

Monfort Distinguished Professor of Finance

Kenneth W. Monfort College of Business

University of Northern Colorado

Campus Box 128

Greeley CO 80639-0019

Tel: 970-351-2737  Fax: 970-351-1062

Cell: 970-391-5890 Home Tel: 970-351-6610

Home page: http://mcb.unco.edu/Facstaffdir/peakej.htm
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CITY...MOVING NORTHEAST AT 30 MPH.

* THE STRONG THUNDERSTORM WILL BE NEAR...
  CAPITOLA...GANNON AND BUSBY BY 815 PM CDT

LOOK FOR WARNINGS TO BE ISSUED FOR FISHER..AND POSSIBLY THE 
NORTHWEST CORNER OF NOLAN COUNTIES. LARGE HAIL UP TO GOLFBALL 
SIZE...AND TORNADOES ARE LIKELY.

A TORNADO WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1100 PM CDT MONDAY EVENING
FOR WEST CENTRAL TEXAS.

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Subject: MPI_Alltoallw error in MPI-2
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The response that we cannot break anything in MPI so cannot fix
MPI_Alltoallw is not unexpected.

The oversight in making so many things in MPI-1 "int" which should have
been MPI_Aint will hobble MPI for years into the 64 bit future.  MPI-1
recognized that certain subroutine arguments were really disguised
addresses but overlooked the related detail that many more should be able
take values tied to the address space.  COUNT in data type creation and
send/recv is the classic example.  Displacements in multiples of datatype
extent is another.  Neither one is an address in disguise but both can
become larger that 2**31-1 in a 64 bit application.

By the time people fully recognized the problem there were millions of line
of MPI code using the defined bindings. Breaking so much code was clearly
not going to be acceptable.

I would very much like to see MPI_Alltoallw fixed but if that cannot be
accepted then we should immediately deprecate it and define a substitute
that is correct.  If we must go this way, can we pick a new name and define
the binding very soon?

I do not support  Hans-Christian's suggestion that MPI make "quality of
implementation" comments about the size of an "int".  This is something
decided first by hardware architects and second by compiler writers.  The
MPI implementer has little chance to affect the size of an integer on any
64 bit system.   Maybe someday the 32 bit integer will vanish but if it
does, it will be a painful transition for legacy codes of all kinds and
will not be because MPI implementers wanted it to.  It will be because
hardware architects say they cannot continue to build 64 bit machines with
state of the art overall performance and still deal with 32 bit integers at
any useful level of performance.

      Regards -    Dick

Dick Treumann                RS/6000 SP Development
IBM Poughkeepsie Unix Development Lab
Dept 0lva / MS P963 -- 2455 South Road -- Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Tele (845) 433-7846         Fax (845) 433-8363
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  April 3, 1987

         FTC CHAIRMAN OLIVER OPPOSES CENSORSHIP OF ADS,
     SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT REGULATE INDIVIDUAL CHOICE

     Federal Trade Commission Chairman Daniel Oliver today
denounced government censorship of advertising, telling a House
subcommittee, "The government should not practice social
engineering through censorship."
     Chairman Oliver told the House Transportation, Tourism and
Hazardous Materials Subcommittee that he opposed attempts to
deprive citizens of information necessary to make their own
decisions.  Informed choice is the essence of our economic and
political systems, and "advertising is a fundamental part of the
process by which consumers become informed," he said.
     The trend to legislate bans on advertising is a means to
achieve an array of social objectives, Mr. Oliver said.  But, he
added, the issue is very clear:  "should Americans remain free to
make individual choices, or should the government employ
"
     In fact, the Chairman said, the "true irony" of these
proposals is that their proponents "are guilty of exactly what
they accuse the advertisers of:  trying to manipulate the wants
and desires of individuals."
     Addressing a proposal to ban tobacco advertising, Chairman
Oliver said there was little evidence that it would decrease
consumption.  "Almost all of the large number of studies of
cigarette advertising have found changes in total advertising
expenditures to have little or no effect on changes in total con
sumption," he said.
     Chairman Oliver said that it would undoubtedly be illegal
under the antitrust laws for the cigarette manufacturers to agree
to stop advertising their products.  "Why would the antitrust
laws, which are supposed to protect consumers, prohibit what
"  Because bans on ads close off
new product innovations, exclude competitors, and generally do
not serve the interests of consumers, Mr. Oliver said.
     "We should oppose efforts to place the government in the
position of seeking to regulate the choices of individuals by
controlling what they read and see," the Chairman said.
     Copies of the speech are available from the FTC's Public
Reference Branch, Room 130, 6th St. and Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20580; 202-326-2222; TTY 202-326-2502.

                              # # #

MEDIA CONTACT:     Susan Ticknor, Office of Public Affairs,
                   202-326-2179
(OliverAdBn)
Ionospheric Signatures of Plasmaspheric Tails 

Foster, J.C., Coster, A.J., Goldstein, J., Rich, F.J. 


We present direct comparisons between GPS maps of total electron content (TEC) 
over the North American continent with Millstone Hill radar observations of 
storm enhanced density and low and high-altitude satellite measurements of the 
perturbation of the outer plasmasphere during the March 31, 2001 geomagnetic 
storm. We find that storm enhanced density (SED) [Foster, J. Geophys. Res., 98, 
1675, 1993] and plumes of greatly-elevated TEC result from the erosion of the 
outer plasmasphere by penetration jet electric fields. Boundaries of the SED/TEC 
plumes identified at low altitude map directly onto the magnetospheric 
determination of the boundaries of the plasmapause and plasmaspheric tail 
determined by EUV imaging from the IMAGE spacecraft. Ground-based GPS 
observations and radar scans are used to present 2-D snapshots of the 
ionospheric SED, while DMSP overflights identify the magnetospheric boundaries 
and mechanisms which contribute to these events. During this event, 
sunward-convecting plumes of high-TEC plasmaspheric material span the continent 
from New England to the Canadian Yukon and are responsible for significant 
ionospheric space weather effects including steep TEC gradients [Vo and Foster, 
J. Geophys. Res., 106, 21555, 2001] and the occurrence of mid-latitude radio 
scintillation. Characteristics of the SED/TEC plumes/tails for the March 31, 
2001 event are. TEC ~100 TECu; F-region (300 km - 1000 km altitude) sunward 
velocity ~1000 m/s; sunward flux ~5 x 10^24 ions s^-1. Total transport to 
dayside magnetopause/merging region (3-hr event) is ~ 5 x 10^28 ions. 
 
_______________
Presented at the 2002 Spring A.G.U. Meeting, 
Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 28-31 May 2002
FXUS64 KFWD 190909
AFDFWD

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORT WORTH TX
307 AM CST FRI NOV 19 2004

.DISCUSSION...

NO BIG CHANGES THIS PACKAGE...RAIN STILL ON TRACK FOR WEEKEND. 
INSTABILITY WILL BE MARGINAL WITH CAPES IN THE 500 RANGE...SO MOSTLY 
RAIN BUT THE OVERRUNNING PRECIP WILL LIKELY CONTAIN A FEW 
THUNDERSTORMS...ESPECIALLY SOUTHEAST WHERE MORE INSTABILITY WILL BE 
PRESENT. THE FRONT NEVER DOES SHUNT BACK NORTH THROUGH OUR CWA THIS 
WEEKEND SO MORE OVERRUNNING ON TAP FOR MONDAY AS UPPER LOW MOVING 
INTO NEW MEXICO PROVIDES ENOUGH OOMPH TO BRING THE FRONT BACK NORTH 
LATE MONDAY OR EARLY TUESDAY. AS UPPER SYSTEM EXITS ACROSS THE RED 
RIVER DRY LINE SWEEPS IN TUESDAY NOONISH AND WE DRY OUT. COLD FRONT 
FOLLOWS TUESDAY EVENING AND WE SHOULD BE DRY THROUGH THANKSGIVING 
FRIDAY. WEST WINDS WILL KICK UP TUESDAY AFTERNOON...POSSIBLY GUSTS 
INTO THE LOW 30S...AND THEN SWITCH NORTH AND STAY FAIRLY WINDY 
THROUGH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 

THANKSGIVING DAY LOOKS FAIRLY SUNNY WITH WINDS LIGHT IN THE MORNING 
BECOMING SOUTH DURING THE DAY...BUT NOT ENOUGH TO BLOW THE TURKEY 
FRYER FLAMES OUT LIKE LAST YEAR. LOWS IN THE 30S NORTHWEST TO 40S 
SOUTHEAST AND HIGHS UPPER 50S NORTHWEST TO LOW 60S SOUTHEAST 
...PLEASANT TRAVEL WEATHER. 

NEXT CHANCE OF PRECIP LOOKS LIKE SATURDAY AFTER THANKSGIVING WITH 
NEXT COLD FRONT PASSAGE.    84
&&

.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
DALLAS-FT. WORTH, TX  67  53  64  53 /  10  20  30  20 
WACO, TX              71  56  66  56 /  10  40  40  20 
PARIS, TX             66  52  62  50 /  10  20  30  30 
DENTON, TX            67  53  64  53 /  10  20  30  20 
MCKINNEY, TX          67  53  64  53 /  10  20  30  20 
DALLAS, TX            67  54  64  53 /  10  20  30  20 
TERRELL, TX           67  55  64  53 /  10  40  40  30 
CORSICANA, TX         69  56  64  55 /  10  40  60  30 
TEMPLE, TX            72  59  67  56 /  10  60  60  20 

&&

.FWD WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
TX...NONE.

&&

$$

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         DATE...  11 JAN 2009
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CHARLIE..ONE SOUL ON BOARD.  WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN.
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         RMK AO2 SLP219 T00560022 53015
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ECHO.....FTXX60 KNSE 120300
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         BECMG 1209/1211 VRB06KT SKC QNH3022INS AUTOMATED SENSOR
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         FM120600 36008KT P6SM SCT250
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FOXTROT...WINDS ALOFT BASED ON PRODUCT (PRODUCT FD1FA4 AND KMOB VWP)
FT  3000    6000   9000    12000   18000   24000  30000  34000  39000
MGM 3627 3223+02 2928+02 2835-04 2663-16 2675-29 752639 753048 753559
MOB 0225 3510+06 3114+03 2727-03 2653-15 2678-26 751138 751248 751859
TLH 0129 2728+10 2635+03 2652-01 2568-13 2588-25 750637 750647 750759
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3000 FT... NA
4000 FT... NA
8000 FT... NA
9000 FT... NA
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DETECTABLE SCATTERERS PRESENT WITH KEOX.***
GOLF.....AIRMETS SIERRA (IFR)...LOCATION WAS NOT IN ACTIVE 
         CONVECTIVE SIGMET.
         AIRMET IFR...NONE
HOTEL....UNKNOWN.
Sto ries 1~r om Ex.$laves Ge. Bri~gs)
th
~	heap of edicated folks cant give lt. Here it i$: Whats de big~gest fi~ger ir~ de i~ger ten?Yi~

	With. his old black, rough and ~nar1ed fore~inger he drew

on the ta~b1e the i~i~ure 1 tNOw you see dat? Dats de i~ger 1. A

naught aint nothing by itseLf or multiplied by other naughts; but

set it down in front of de fi~ger 1, and it takes on de value 9.

Dar you is got ten ~ one and nine Is ten. Dat tiaught becomes some.

thing. I Is old, and I aint had narry bit o~ schoo1in~, but I

likes to be close to de orchard, arid I knows it8 dar by de smell o~

it.	flats de way I is when~I gits aIon~ side edicated Loiks ~ I

knows dat dey is.

	Its like dat sum dem $cholar$ couldnt git; standing alone dat naught aint worth riothin~, but set it up a~ain$t dat which is of value arid it takes on value. Set a naught a~inst dat which is otie arid you has ten; set u~ another naught dar and you has a hundred. Now ii somebody was to cive me a note worth ~1O, and I found room to add another naught a1on~ sid of de first; den dem two naughts what aint worth nothing by deirselves gives de note de value o~ ~ if dey is sot along ~vid de one. ~dicated Loiks caUs dat raising de note. I is i~gnant and I calls dat robbery.~nd dats like MOU and me. ~e is na~hts and Christ is de One, and we aint nothiti~ till we carries de Spirit of de Lawd along ~wid us.

	tOri de patb~ay of life, may you aUu8 keep Christ in front of you anayou will never ~o wrong. i~e Lawd will den see fit to ~jve TOLL a soul dat ~i11 reach roni F118 Oot..8t001 here on earth to His d~e11i~ ple n high. He e~ide&with a d~eep sob arid ~oo~-bye.

so~u~e : ~  ~ S~~~S ~ai5~p ~	~ ~ : ~
	in~er~ ~ : ~a~weU Si~  U~fl~,n  S ~ O .
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huir~rnin~ round and suck de honey out de blue bells on de vines. I niember5 ~at well nough, dat was a pleasazit memory. Is I told you n~ maumry name Clara? My brothers and sisters, who they? George dead, Calvin dead, Hattie (name for pas young mistress) dead, Samson, who got his ear scald off in a pot of hot water, is dead,too. Vs existing still. I did mighty little work ilL slavery timeo Membera iaot much bout de Yankees. .

t Freedom come, pa corne straight as a martin to his gourd, to mammy

and us pickanirinies. They send us to school at Blackstock and us walk fourteen miles, end back, every day to schools At school I meets 1~ry Stroud, a gal comm1 from de Gaillard quarter. Her. eyes was lak twin stare. Her hair lak a swarm of beeso All my studyin books was changed to studyin how to gt dat swami of beee in a hive by myself. One day I walk home from

school with her and gt old. Uncle Tom Walker to marry us, for de forty cents I s aved up  Us happy ever since . Nex  year I work for Ben Calvin  a colored

man on de Cockere].l place 	 de Gaillard place ~ Us did dat to be near her pappy, Uncle Morria Stroud~

	t, All thru them Carpet Bag days my pappy stuck to de white folie, ~Ld went long wid de Ku Kiuxes. His young mistress, vise Harriet Cameron, marry de Grand Titan of all de Holy invisible Roman 1~mpire. Him naine WS8 Col. Leroy McAfee. Pappy tell me all bout it  ~8aree Col~ McAfee come down from North Caline., and see Marse Feaster Cameron at old Marse Gregg Cameron s home and want Marse Feaster to t eke charge down in dis State  While on dat visit him fall in love wid Marss Feess sisters Harriet, and n~.rry her. You say Marss Tom Dixon dedicate a book to her, de Clansman? Well, well, wellZ To think of dat. Wish my pappy could a knowed dat, de Sundays hed take dat long walk to Concord Church to put flowers on her grave. They all lie dere in dat graveyard, Old Marss Gregg, ~.ree ~eroy, Misa Harriet, and Marss Feas. De day they bury Marss Feas de whole county was dere and both ~en and
"In Congress. The delegates of the United States of New-Hampshire, Massachusetts-Bay, Rhode-Island, Connecticut, New-York, New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North-Carolina, South-Carolina, and Georgia, to all unto whom these presents shall come, send greeting : know ye, that we have granted, and by these presents do grant, licence and authority to [blank] mariner, commander of the [blank]  ... to fit out and set forth the said [blank] in a warlike manner, and by and with the said [blank] and the crew thereof ... to attack, subdue and take all ships and other vessels whatsoever carrying soldiers, arms ... or any other contraband goods to any of the British armies or ships of war employed against these United States ...","","03601","0001.gif","1","1","","0001.jpg|0001.tif"
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THE "FUNNY POP-GUN."
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deed, the singular animal never seemed to make this discovery fairly but once, through all the perils we passed.
Our course to-day was parallel with the Cross Timber, and almost under its shadows; for we skirted along its edges, merely keeping in the prairie for the convenience of our horses.
We were never out of sight of deer. Groups of them were constantly in view, sometimes in herds of several hundred. The neighborhood of this line of timber seems to be a favorite resort; and, after feeding to repletion on the prairie, they would retire about noon to lie down in the shade; so that at any moment we could see them either peering out from among the trees on the right of us, or taking a hearty stare from some green knoll on the left.
As I have invariably noticed to be the case where deer are abundant, the number of wolves was immense ; and the doctor amused himself every now and thennot a little to the discomfort of his mustangby chasing the sneaking rascals into the timber, and occasionally doubling one up by a silent messenger from his ever-ready air-gun.
The hunters were astonished at the effects of thisto them ridiculous weapon, and a few hours had only passed before the doctor, and what they had nicknamed his "funny pop-gun," had risen a hundred per cent, in their estimation.
Just before night he killed a large black wolf, and came into camp, after we were all dismounted, wearing its bushy tail for a plume in place of his discarded feathers. He was greeted with shouts of laughter, as his odd appearance deserved; but I was amused by the curiosity with which the men examined his weapon, and made their comments. After supper, the fun was heightened when this oddity very gravely proceeded to display his acquisitions in specimens of natural history, drawing successively from his capacious pockets a centipede, a horned frog, and a handful of snails, with sundry bugs, butterflies, &c, and displaying them by the light of the fire upon his blanket.    The party gathered around him
FXUS65 KCYS 080955
AFDCYS

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHEYENNE WY
350 AM MDT FRI OCT 8 2004

.SHORT TERM...PLEASANT EARLY AUTUMNAL DAY AS UPPER RIDGE AXIS NOSES 
EWRD ACROSS ERN MT/ERN WY AND LOW LEVEL WINDS BECOME SLY AS LEE 
TROFFING ENSUES. MAXIMA ABOUT 5F ABOVE NORMAL. LEE TROFFING 
STRENGTHENS TONIGHT IN RESPONSE TO SWLY FLOW ALOFT. DECENT LOW LEVEL 
MIXING WILL KEEP MINIMA ABOUT 10F ABOVE NORMAL AND WILL TREND 
TOWARDS WARMER GUIDANCE NUMBERS.  -DUSTIN&RAYMOND/S DAD

.LONG TERM...SAT AND BYND...WARM AND DRY ON SAT WITH SOME WIND AS 
UPR RDG SLIDES ACRS REGION.  INCOMING UPR TROF APPROACHES THE REGION 
ON SUN...WILL HAVE TO GO WITH GFS SOLUTION AS ETA APPEARS TO BE THE 
ODD MODEL OUT AS ECMWF/UKMET/NOGAPS ALL SHOW CUTOFF LOW DVLPG NEAR 
AZ/NV/CA REGION BY 12Z MON.  A WEAK COOL FRONT SLIDES THRU WITH 
PERHAPS SOME SHWRS OVER WRN SXNS ON SUN AFTN INTO MON.  MORE SIG FTR 
IS THE NEXT S/WV TROF WHICH DIGS INTO THE CNTRL U.S. AS THE STG ERN 
PAC UPR RDG REMAINS. THIS TROF DRIVES A DECENT COLD FRONT THRU THE 
REGION ON TUE...ALONG WITH MSTR AND LIFT FOR SOME SHWRS IN MOST 
AREAS.  GFS HAS BANDS OF NW FLOW TYPE SHWRS LINGERING INTO 
THU...HAVE KEPT MOST OF THEM CONFINED TO MAINLY WED FOR NOW AND 
WE'LL SEE HOW THINGS ACTUALLY DVLP IN LATER RUNS.  APPEARS LIKE A 
WARMER AND DRIER PD TO FOLLOW BY NEXT FRI IF GFS CORRECT.

.CYS WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
WY...NONE.
NE...NONE.
From: "Dave Chandler" <chandler@loxinfo.co.th
 Subject: Bleached coral
 Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 13:07:19 +0700
 
 The water temperatures  are nearly 3C above normal and around 
55 %of the coral is bleached pure  white.  I suppose it is a knock 
on of El Nino.  I am seeking further  information on the ecological 
effects: the chances of the polyps surviving,  the effect on the food 
chain, such as parrot fish, crown of thorns,  shellfish and so on.

 Dave Chandler
 PADI 90974
 

From: "Dave Chandler" <chandler@loxinfo.co.th
Subject: Re: Bleached coral
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 08:17:27 +0700

...The charts are very interesting and really do show the extent of the 
problem.  In case you don't have a local reef watcher in the Gulf of 
Siam you might be interested to know that the water temperature has 
dropped to 31C according to a colleague who dived yesterday...

Dave Chandler
PLACES AND PEOPLE ABROAD.                 285
metropolis.    Mr. Fox is a witty and vigorous writer, an
animated and brilliant orator.
Yonder, on the right of us, sits Richard Cobden. Look
at his thin, pale face, and spare-made frame. He started
as a commercial traveller ; was afterwards a calico-printer
and merchant in Manchester. He was the expounder, in
the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and in the town
council, of the principles of free trade. In the council
of the Anti-Corn-Law League, he was the leader, and
principal agitator of the question in public meetings
throughout the kingdom. He was first elected for Stock-
port. When Sir Robert Peel's administration abolished
the CQrn-laws, the prime minister avowed in the House of
Commons that the great measure was in most part
achieved by ,the unadorned eloquence of Richard Cobden.
He is the representative of the non-intervention or polit-
ical peace party ; lidding the right and duty of national
defence, but opposing all alliances which are calculated to
embroil the country in the affairs of other nations. His
age is about fifty. He represents the largest constituency
in, the kingdom  the western division of Yorkshire,
which contains thirty-seven thousand voters. Mr. Cob-
den has a reflective cast of mind ; and is severely logical
in his style, and very lucid in the treatment of his sub-
jects. He may be termed the leader of the radical party
in the House.
Three seats from Cobden you see that short, stout per-
son, with his high head, large, round face, good-sized eyes.
It is Macaulay, the poet, critic, historian and statesman.
Comment 0411303

From: erik.bock@edejnet.com
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 11:08 AM
To: Rulemaking, TTB
Subject: Notice No. 41: Labeling and Advertising of Wines, Distilled
Spirits and Malt Beverages

U.S.  TTB 

Dear U.S.  TTB,

I believe that information like serving size and alcohol per serving should be provided on beer, wine and spirits packages.
However, the federal government is not currently allowing voluntary disclosure of this factual information on bottles. Information on product content is required to be printed on the packaging for food, nonalcohol beverages, medicines and even dietary supplements. There is no reason that alcoholic beverages should be precluded from this group. Some may argue that it is even more important than many other consumable products as it would foster responsible decision making.                  I urge you to allow companies that make and sell beer, wine and spirits to include basic serving facts on their labels. Thank you very much for your consideration. Sincerely,

Erik Bock
1709 Shelia Ann Ct
Mt. Juliet, Tennessee 37122 cc: Senator Bill Frist
Senator Lamar Alexander
Executive Director Danielle Elks
282
i/6o. April.
HISTORICAL   JOURNAL.
upon them ; the others, thinking themfelves furrounded, returned the falute, whereby a general confufion and fkirmifh enfued : at length the main body retired, and the grenadiers purfued them ; but fome wounded men, who were on the ground, having begged for quarter in their own language, difcovered the fatal miftake : the victors then fhouted after their fugitive friends to halt for them ; that they would undeceive them ; and that no enemy was near them. Matters were now foon fet right, and, the day beginning to dawn, they buried their dead, hired fleighs for their wounded, and returned to Jacques Cartier, much chagrined at the difafter that had happened. This would have been kept a profound fecret, were it not for a Serjeant of their grenadiers, who, upon fome difguft or ill ufage from his Captain, deferted to us, and has given this information j nine men were killed, and thirteen wounded. Our weather, as in moil other climates at this feafon, is very uncertain ; we have froft, rain, fnow, fevere and mild, with high winds alternately. A detachment of light infantry marched to Cape Rouge, to watch the motions of the enemy. The Captain's guard at the fortified houfe is now reduced to the command of a Subaltern. The rangers fur-prifed a patrole of the enemy, confifting of a Serjeant and three privates of the regiment of Languedoc, and feven Canadians in French uniforms j one of the regulars efcaped ; the other ten were brought in. Our floops of war are preparing to launch, as the river is much opened, and large floats of ice are daily rolling down with the current. An Officer of the fifty-eighth regiment was interred on the i6tb, who died of a pleuritic fever. The parties, who have been employed in cutting and making fafcines, are now difmiffed that fervice.
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Auction Id:	82
Date:		Wednesday, February 13, 2002 11:06:33AM
Subject:	Regarding Correspondence


The Commission has received correspondence from representatives 
of Knoxville Channel 25, LLC ("Knoxville"), a bidder in 
Auction No. 82, requesting that the Commission re-evaluate the 
"new entrant" status of another bidder.  Knoxville has distributed 
its letter to all of the bidders in Auction No. 82.  If necessary, 
the Commission will address the allegations in Knoxville's 
correspondence in its review of the long-form applications of 
winning bidders. Accordingly, bidding in Auction No. 82 will 
continue as scheduled.  

While the Commission takes allegations of wrongdoing very seriously, 
it is also sensitive to the fact that any action we take during the 
course of an ongoing auction, or before the long-form applications 
are filed, could harm the integrity of the auction process.  Absent 
substantiated evidence of wrongdoing, we believe it is more prudent 
to address such allegations after the winning bidders have submitted 
their long-form applications.
[Federal Register: July 24, 2000 (Volume 65, Number 142)]
[Rules and Regulations]               
[Page 45522]
From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov]
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Food and Drug Administration

21 CFR Part 173

[Docket No. 00F-0786]

 
Secondary Direct Food Additives Permitted in Food for Human 
Consumption; Correction

AGENCY: Food and Drug Administration, HHS.

ACTION: Final rule; correction.

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SUMMARY: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is correcting a final 
rule that appeared in the Federal Register of May 31, 2000 (65 FR 
34587). The document amended the food additive regulations to provide 
for the safe use of chlorine dioxide produced by treating an aqueous 
solution of sodium chlorate with hydrogen peroxide in the presence of 
sulfuric acid. The document was published with an error. This document 
corrects that error.

DATES: This rule is effective May 31, 2000.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Robert L. Martin, Center for Food 
Safety and Applied Nutrition (HFS-215), Food and Drug Administration, 
200 C St. SW., Washington, DC 20204-0001, 202-418-3074.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:  In FR Doc. 00-13477, appearing on page 
34587 in the Federal Register of Wednesday, May 31, 2000, the following 
corrections are made:
    1. On page 34587, in the first column, under the SUMMARY section, 
in the sixth line, the word ``chlorite'' is corrected to read 
``chlorate''.
    2. On page 34587, in the first column, under the SUPPLEMENTARY 
INFORMATION section, in the 14th line, ``chlorite'' is corrected to 
read ``chlorate''.

    Dated: July 13, 2000.
L. Robert Lake,
Director of Regulations and Policy, Center for Food Safety and Applied 
Nutrition.
[FR Doc. 00-18582 Filed 7-21-00; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4160-01-F
FXUS62 KRAH 201818
AFDRAH
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RALEIGH NC
215 PM EDT TUE APR 20 2004
...DISCUSSION...
TONIGHT: LATEST SATELLITE PICS INDICATE THAT THE QUASI-STATIONARY 
FRONTAL BOUNDARY ALONG THE VA/WV BORDER BECOMING MORE DIFFUSE...AS 
FEATURE HAS BECOME LESS AND LESS DETECTABLE VIA VISIBLE IMAGERY. 
SCATTERED SHOWERS STREAMING NORTHEAST ACROSS WESTERN NC ARE 
ASSOCIATED WITH WEAK ISENTROPIC LIFT AND SHEARED PVA. SHORT-TERM 
MODELS PROG THIS FEATURE TO BARELY GLANCE ACROSS WESTERN AND 
NORTHERN FRINGES OF CWA. WILL CONTINUE LOW TO SLIGHT CHANCE POPS 
ACROSS THE NORTHERN HALF OF CWA THROUGH 06Z...BY WHICH TIME THE 
FEATURE HAS MOVED NORTHEAST OF CWA.  
WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY: 
SOUTHEAST CONUS RIDGE SHIFTS EAST OVER THE WESTERN ATLANTIC.  
DEEP SW FLOW WILL REINFORCE WARM AND HUMID AIR INTO THE CWA THROUGH 
THE PERIOD. THUS WITH NO CHANGE IN AIR MASS...A PERSISTENCE 
TEMPERATURE FORECAST WILL BE HARD TO BEAT WITH DAYTIME HIGHS 80 TO 
85 AND LOWS NEAR 60. RAIN CHANCES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY LOOK SLIM AS 
NEXT SHORTWAVE TROUGH AND ASSOCIATED SURFACE FRONT APPROACH THE 
STATE FROM THE WEST. HEIGHT RISES AND INCREASING WESTERLY FLOW ALOFT 
DEVELOP JUST AHEAD OF THE S/W ON THURSDAY AS W. ATLANTIC RIDGE 
RETROGRADES BACK WEST OVER THE SOUTHEAST. DYNAMICS REMAINS WELL TO 
THE NORTH AS WELL...THUS WILL KEEP A DRY FORECAST UNTIL THE 
WEEKEND. 
SAT THROUGH TUE: HAVE GENERALLY FOLLOWED THE 06Z GFS WHICH AGREES 
FAIRLY WELL WITH THE 00Z GFS/ECMWF. SURFACE FRONTAL BOUNDARY SITS 
ACROSS SRN VA SAT WHILE THE PLAINS UPPER LOW HEADS NE TOWARD THE 
GREAT LAKES... AMPLIFYING THE RIDGING OVER THE SOUTHEAST & 
EVENTUALLY TAKING THE FRONT NORTH SAT NIGHT. WILL ELIMINATE SAT POPS 
IN THE SOUTH BUT LEAVE LOW CHANCES IN THE NORTH CLOSE TO THE FRONT. 
HAVE KEPT TEMPS CLOSE TO OP 00Z GFS MOS GUIDANCE BUT WITH 
THICKNESSES SUPPORTING BIT WARMER TEMPS WHILE ALL ENSEMBLE MEMBERS 
ARE MUCH COOLER THAN THE OP GFS... HAVE LOW CONFIDENCE IN TEMPS SAT. 
GREAT LAKES LOW THEN LIFTS AHEAD OF NEXT DIGGING TROUGH INTO THE NRN 
PLAINS WITH RIDGING PERSISTING THROUGH SUN SO WILL HAVE IT DRY UNTIL 
LATE SUN... WHEN THE TROUGH DEEPENS FURTHER AND STARTS SHIFTING EAST 
INTO THE MISS VALLEY FOR MON/TUE WITH SIGNS OF THE SOUTHEAST RIDGE 
FINALLY BREAKING DOWN A BIT. WILL HAVE CHANCE POPS FOR LATE SUN INTO 
MON... THEN AGAIN TUE AFTERNOON WITH EXPECTED FRONTAL APPROACH 
AND/OR PASSAGE. TEMPS WILL TREND TOWARD NORMALS WITH INCREASED CLOUD 
COVER MON/TUE. -GIH
&&
.RAH WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
NC...NONE.
&&
$$
BL/GIH
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I.   File Organization:

     The files in the Residential Housing Patterns directory contain 19 indexes of
     residential housing patterns for each race/ethnicity group and metropolitan
     area/division (as defined on June 6, 2003). There is one record per 
     race/ethnicity group and metropolitan area/division. There is one file 
     for each year and each race/ethnicity group and one file for each year with 
     all groups combined. All indexes were calculated using Non-Hispanic Whites as 
     the reference group.  The unit of analysis is the census tract.  The number 
     of race/ethnicity groups and metropolitan areas/divisions are indicated below.

                         Number of                 Number of
             Year   Race/Ethnicity Groups  Metropolitan Areas/Divisions

             2000            6                        380

     Note: Residential Housing Pattern Indexes can only be shown for metropolitan
           areas with a minority population of 100 or more for the group in 
           question.

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II.  File Names:

     2000 Files:

       The Unit of Analysis is the Census Tract

         rs2000ALL_metro.dat     ALL race/ethnicity groups
         rs2000aian_metro.dat    American Indian and Alaska Native 
         rs2000api_metro.dat     Asian and Pacific Islander
         rs2000asian_metro.dat   Asian
         rs2000nhopi_metro.dat   Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
         rs2000black_metro.dat   Black or African American
         rs2000hisp_metro.dat    Hispanic

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
III. Record Layout

     Position       Variable

       1-  4        Year
       6- 10        Race/Ethnicity group
      12- 16        Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA) code
      18- 89        Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA) name
      91- 99        Metropolitan area total population
     101-109        Metropolitan area minority population
     111-117        Atkinson index with b=.1 (A1)
     119-125        Atkinson index with b=.5 (A5)
     127-133        Atkinson index with b=.9 (A9)
     135-141        Absolute Centralization index (ACE)
     143-149        Absolute Clustering index (ACL)
     151-157        Absolute Concentration index (ACO)
     159-165        Correlation ratio or Eta squared (V)
     167-173        Dissimilarity index (D)
     175-181        Distance Decay Isolation index (DPxx*)
     183-189        Distance Decay Interaction index (DPxy*)
     191-197        Duncan's Delta index (DEL)
     199-205        Entropy index (H)
     207-213        Gini index (G)
     215-221        Interaction index (xPy*)
     223-229        Isolation index (xPx*)
     231-237        Relative Centralization index (RCE)
     239-245        Relative Clustering index (RCL)
     247-253        Relative Concentration index (RCO)
     255-261        Spatial Proximity index (SP)

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7a.   Hind femora extending beyond tip of tegmina. Lower pale band on lateral body much narrower than upper darker band. Male subgeni- IW plate long, acutely conical ... P. wyomingensis (Thomas) WYO- MING T'OOTIFPICK GRASSHOPPER. Color plate 5. 7b.   Hind femora not extending beyond tegmina. Lower pale band on lateral body about as wide as upper dark band. Male subgenital plate shom ascending, obtuse           ...................................................................8 8a. Abdomen extending beyond apex of hind femora                         ... P. pallida (Bruner) DESERT T'OOTIFPICK GRASSHOPPER. Color plate 5. 8b. Abdomen not reaching apex of hind femora ... P. virgata (Scudder). Color plate 5. 9a.   Face angle <45 degrees, somewhat concave in profile. Wings long, pointed apically. Antennae strongly ensifbrm- triquetrous. Pronotum longer than deep. Head longer than front tibia. Subgenital plate acutely conical ... Achurum sumichrasti (Saussure) TOOTHPICK GRASSHOPPER. Color plate 1. 9b.   Face angle roughly > 45 degrees. Face convex in profile. Wings rounded apicafly. Antennae slightly to moderately ensiform-flattened. Head not longer than front femora. Pronotum not noticeably longer than high                 ..................... 10 10a. PronoW disk with straight parallel sides                ...  Opeia obscure (Thomas) OBSCURE GRASSHOPPER. Color plate 5. 10b. Pronotal disc constricted medially              .......................... I I Ila. Fastigium dorsally excavated, without median carina. Face with frontal costa very narrow. In males, antennae much longer than head and pro- notum together. Head appearing large in profile, somewhat elevated above pronotum                 ...............  14 1 lb. Fastigium not excavated dorsally, with median carina. Face with frontal costa wide below ocel- lus. Antennae of male somewhat expanded apicauy. Head normal           ...................................... 12 12a. Curved white streak on posterior lobe of pro- notum (Color plate 5). Hind femora with 10- 15 teeth in outer row. Male subgeniw plate short ascending, obtuse. Feniale ovipositor valves scarcely exserted ... Eritettix simplex (Scudder) VELVET-STRIPED GRASS- HOPPER. Color plate 5. 12b. Without curved white streak on posterior lobe of pronotum. Hind femora with 15 or
Dianne Smith (202) 720-6915
                                           diannes@oig.usda.gov

SLAUGHTERHOUSE OWNER AND EMPLOYEES SENTENCED FOR FEDERAL MEAT INSPECTION ACT
VIOLATIONS

     WASHINGTON, May 26, 1998--U.S. Department of Agriculture Inspector
General Roger C. Viadero announced today that the owner and three employees of
Allen Mills Fresh Meats have been sentenced in federal court in Pittsburgh to
probation terms and ordered to pay fines for their convictions of violating
the Federal Meat Inspection Act.

     Lee H. Himes, age 53, of Mayport, Pa., owner of Allen Mills Fresh Meats,
a federally inspected meat slaughtering and processing facility in
Reynoldsville, Pa., and the Himes Country Market, a retail store in Mayport,
Pa., was sentenced to five years probation and fined $1,000.

     Bradley Lockwood, age 27, also of Mayport, was a supervisor at Allen
Mills Fresh Meats during the time of the offense.  He was sentenced to three
years probation and ordered to pay a $500 fine.

     Joseph E. Alderton, age 37, of Reynoldsville, and Robert A. Palmer, age
28, of Brookville, Pa., were each ordered to serve two years probation and pay
a $500 fine.  Both were employees of Allen Mills Fresh Meats.

     According to Viadero, Himes, Lockwood, Alderton and Palmer violated the
Federal Meat Inspection Act by allowing uninspected cattle and swine to enter
Allen Mills Fresh Meats, a federally inspected meat slaughtering and
processing facility, and by slaughtering and preparing cattle and swine
outside of the presence of a federal meat inspector.

     Himes and his employees slaughtered 3-D cattle; that is, cattle which
were dying, down, or diseased.  The illegal slaughtering occurred during
evening hours, after the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service inspector
left the premises.  The unwholesome  meat was commingled with federally
inspected meat and sold as federally inspected product, such as bologna, beef
sticks and Jerky.  In addition, the hearts and tongues of uninspected cattle
were made into summer sausage, bologna, ground meat, or kielbasa.  The
uninspected meat products were sold at the Himes Country Market.
        
     "We will continue to vigorously pursue criminal prosecution of those who
willfully contaminate our nation's food supply," Viadero said.

     This investigation was conducted by Special Agents of USDA's Office of
Inspector General and Compliance Officers of the Food Safety and Inspection
Service.  The case was prosecuted by the United States Attorney for the
Western District of Pennsylvania.
                                #