BEE-spoke-data/govdocs1-by-extension huggingface dataset:
"Michael D. Wichman" <mwichman@uhl.uiowa.edu> 
06/11/2007 04:42 PM	To
	Group Ow-Docket@EPA
	cc
	"christopher atchison" <catchiso@uhl.uiowa.edu>, "lee friell" 
<lfriell@uhl.uiowa.edu>, "Latshaw, Megan | APHL" <megan.latshaw@aphl.org>
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	Subject
	Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0958
	
	


Please see attached comments to the Federal Register Notice, Docket ID No. 
EPA-HQ-OW-2006-0958: Expedited Approval of Test Procedures (ATP) for the 
Analysis of Contaminants under the SDWA; Analysis and Sampling Procedure.

Thank you,
M. D. Wichman



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diff -Naur lammps-2Dec08/src/fix_rigid.cpp lammps-3Dec08/src/fix_rigid.cpp
--- lammps-2Dec08/src/fix_rigid.cpp	2008-10-01 16:10:25.000000000 -0600
+++ lammps-3Dec08/src/fix_rigid.cpp	2008-12-03 15:18:28.000000000 -0700
@@ -539,14 +539,31 @@
   MPI_Allreduce(sum[0],all[0],6*nbody,MPI_DOUBLE,MPI_SUM,world);
 
   for (ibody = 0; ibody < nbody; ibody++) {
-    if (fabs(all[ibody][0]-inertia[ibody][0]) > TOLERANCE || 
-	fabs(all[ibody][1]-inertia[ibody][1]) > TOLERANCE ||
-	fabs(all[ibody][2]-inertia[ibody][2]) > TOLERANCE)
-      error->all("Bad principal moments");
+    if (inertia[ibody][0] == 0.0) {
+      if (fabs(all[ibody][0]) > TOLERANCE)
+	error->all("Fix rigid: Bad principal moments");
+    } else {
+      if (fabs((all[ibody][0]-inertia[ibody][0])/inertia[ibody][0]) > 
+	  TOLERANCE) error->all("Fix rigid: Bad principal moments");
+    }
+    if (inertia[ibody][1] == 0.0) {
+      if (fabs(all[ibody][1]) > TOLERANCE)
+	error->all("Fix rigid: Bad principal moments");
+    } else {
+      if (fabs((all[ibody][1]-inertia[ibody][1])/inertia[ibody][1]) > 
+	  TOLERANCE) error->all("Fix rigid: Bad principal moments");
+    }
+    if (inertia[ibody][2] == 0.0) {
+      if (fabs(all[ibody][2]) > TOLERANCE)
+	error->all("Fix rigid: Bad principal moments");
+    } else {
+      if (fabs((all[ibody][2]-inertia[ibody][2])/inertia[ibody][2]) > 
+	  TOLERANCE) error->all("Fix rigid: Bad principal moments");
+    }
     if (fabs(all[ibody][3]) > TOLERANCE || 
 	fabs(all[ibody][4]) > TOLERANCE ||
 	fabs(all[ibody][5]) > TOLERANCE)
-      error->all("Bad principal moments");
+      error->all("Fix rigid: Bad principal moments");
   }
 }
Expires:200903161000;;962176
FPUS54 KCRP 160234 AAB
ZFPCRP
ZONE FORECASTS FOR THE COASTAL BEND AND RIO GRANDE PLAINS...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CORPUS CHRISTI TX
934 PM CDT SUN MAR 15 2009

TXZ229-161000-
LA SALLE-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...COTULLA...ENCINAL
934 PM CDT SUN MAR 15 2009
.REST OF TONIGHT...MOSTLY CLEAR. AREAS OF FOG AFTER MIDNIGHT.
LOWS IN THE MID 40S. LIGHT AND VARIABLE WINDS.
.MONDAY...AREAS OF FOG IN THE MORNING. SUNNY...WARMER. HIGHS IN
THE LOWER 80S. LIGHT SOUTH WINDS. 
.MONDAY NIGHT...CLEAR. PATCHY FOG AFTER MIDNIGHT. LOWS IN THE
LOWER 50S. SOUTHEAST WINDS AROUND 10 MPH. 
.TUESDAY...PATCHY FOG IN THE MORNING. MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE
MID 80S. SOUTHEAST WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH. 
.TUESDAY NIGHT...MOSTLY CLEAR. LOWS IN THE UPPER 50S. SOUTHEAST
WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH. 
.WEDNESDAY...MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE MID 80S. 
.WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY...PARTLY CLOUDY. LOWS IN THE UPPER
50S. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 80S. 
.THURSDAY NIGHT...CLOUDY. LOWS IN THE UPPER 50S. 
.FRIDAY THROUGH SATURDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. LOWS IN THE UPPER 50S.
HIGHS AROUND 80. 
.SATURDAY NIGHT...CLOUDY. LOWS AROUND 60. 
.SUNDAY...PARTLY CLOUDY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 80S. 
$$
000
FLUS44 KMOB 291210
HWOMOB

HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOBILE AL
600 AM CST SUN JAN 29 2006

ALZ051>064-FLZ001>006-MSZ067-075-076-078-079-301200-
BALDWIN COASTAL-BALDWIN INLAND-BUTLER-CHOCTAW-CLARKE-CONECUH-
COVINGTON-CRENSHAW-ESCAMBIA-ESCAMBIA COASTAL-ESCAMBIA INLAND-GEORGE-
GREENE-MOBILE COASTAL-MOBILE INLAND-MONROE-OKALOOSA COASTAL-
OKALOOSA INLAND-PERRY-SANTA ROSA COASTAL-SANTA ROSA INLAND-STONE-
WASHINGTON-WAYNE-WILCOX-
600 AM CST SUN JAN 29 2006

THIS HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK IS FOR SOUTHWEST ALABAMA...INLAND
SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI...AND THE WESTERN PORTION OF THE FLORIDA
PANHANDLE.

.DAY ONE...TODAY AND TONIGHT...SHOWERS WILL END THIS MORNING OVER 
MOST OF THE AREA...POSSIBLY LINGERING INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON OVER 
THE EXTREME EASTERN SECTIONS.

NO HAZARDOUS WEATHER IS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.

.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY...

THE PROBABILITY OF WIDESPREAD HAZARDOUS WEATHER IS LOW.

.SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT...

ACTIVATION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS AND STORM SPOTTERS FOR
SEVERE WEATHER OPERATIONS WILL NOT BE REQUIRED THROUGH TONIGHT.

$$
SVX Software Minutes - 2 April 97
---------------------------------

Present: Tim, Wayne, Mark, Don, Dave, Margaret, Kerry, Vince.

FIB Status
----------
Kerry has tested the VME interface, VME commands into the command processor,
CMD DIDO, FIL LOG FIFO, microsequencer, and many more. The JTAG will not
be needed until 98-99.
There are not enough parts for J3 backplanes for the test stands.
Ken Treptow is programming the FIB to control the Port Card. Dave is putting
the FIB code into the test stand, and Don is making the Tk menus. Don will
move up to NT to make code integration smoother.

FIB FO
------
Wayne reported we need a sub rack. Kerry would like the API (in 10 days)
so that he can emulate the SRC. Code is needed for the sequencer to load
8k patterns into the FIBFO.

Sonic Macros
------------
Stefano used an Altera program to program the GSTM. This seemed to work ok.

Vision Slave FIFO
-----------------
Kerry needs a way to check that a FIFO handle has been opened as a FIFO.
There should be a VisionInfo call of some sort.

VRB Status
----------
Wayne reported that Makr has been at D0. He watns to test with the GSTM
next week, GSTM-GLINK-VRB loop test. Wayne will put this together.
Version 2 of the VRB is being routed. The VRB test stand has a new PC
which will need cv, bit3 etc.

Test Stand Scheduling
---------------------
Wayne showed a transparency for the test on the 15th April. Containing
2 subracks, FIB,FIBFO, FTM (Fibre transition module), another
transition module to the DPC.
the other subrack had a SRC (GSTM), VRBFO, VRB, (fed with a GRT).
The FIB/FTM was exploded into
DPC - Transition Module - IF - Pipeline Processor - CALC - OF - FTM
                          |        |  |                    |
                         VME        PED                    VME

FIB tests
---------
1.	DATAPUSH loop tests - VME to VME (10 channels)
2.	DATAPUSH with GLINK (either GSTM which has 2 channels, or VRB & GRT
	which woulbe slow as the FIB Input Fifo is destroyed each time)

Kerry expects to use the GSTM immediately. Control path tests and DATAPUSH tests
by next Wed.

Wayne and John A. are working on the GSTM-FIBFO loop test, they need a J3
plane in a test stand subrack.

Wayne and Mark are working on the GSTm-VRBFO-VRB-GRT loop test.

We are using synergy boards to run FISION servers because we've run out of
motorola boards.

Unix Port
---------
Margaret has succesfully ported the SVX test stand code to the SGI. She will
be putting the test beam code into cvs after talking to Colin.

Kerry needs to use cvs to update cvs code.

cvs
---
Tim noted that he saw problems using cvs when the clocks on the server and
client were out of sync. This could be causing problems on the SVX PC's.
From: Jack Boles [jbmb108@home.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2001 6:24 PM
To: fdadockets@oc.fda.gov
Subject: Re: dockets .00N-1396 and 00D-1598

Dear FDA Commissioner,

The proposed Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations fail to
require labels or safety tests on genetically engineered (GE) food. The
new rules continue to deny Americans the right to know what is in our
food, while protecting the economic interests of biotech corporations.

Labeling GE foods would protect the public from potential hazardous 
health effects such as food allergies and toxicity that can only be traced 
if GE foods can be identified. By refusing to require both labeling and 
mandatory pre-market safety testing of foods, the FDA puts consumer's 
health at risk, ignores possible environmental hazards, and fails to satisfy 
the overwhelming desire of American consumers to exercise freedom 
of choice in the marketplace.

It is not enough to require that firms simply notify you of their intent to 
market a food produced with genetic engineering; this is no substitute for 
thorough pre-market safety testing. The proposed "voluntary labeling" 
guidelines will do nothing to inform consumers of the presence of genetically 
engineered ingredients in their food, because biotech companies and food 
manufacturers have vehemently opposed labeling in the past and will not 
voluntarily label their foods in the future. 

Therefore, I urge you to keep all genetically engineered ingredients and 
crops off the market. 
 
At a minimum, the following must happen:

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

2) They are labeled to ensure consumers right-to-know; and 

3) The biotechnology corporations that produce them are held responsible 
for any harms they may cause. 
 
There is an immutable law of nature - as you sow, so shall you reap.  Please take responsible action and listen to the millions of consumers who do not want GE foods of any kind.

Sincerely,
 
Marybeth Boles
7.
314

that treed I lay there till I doze off in sleep. And I tell you what happen ~o me curious. ~Th1e I was sleep I seen two milk v~hite chickens~ You 1~iow what them two

~rhtO fowl do? They gone and sit on n~r mother dresser ri:hi~ before the glass and sing; that song. Them COULD sings And it seem like a woman open a vial and pour snrnething on me. I~ spirii~ual mother ( in d~n day every m~nber in the church have what they call a spiritual mother ) say,  That not natural fowl. That sent you for a token.  Since that timel serve the choir five or six years and no song seem strange to ~ne since that day. God aint ax about you color; God ax about you heart .

	t Make my living with the ister ( oyster ). Before t~e ( foi~nerly) I get seventy ~ve cents a bushel; now I satisfy with fifty cents~ Tide going out, I go out in a boat with the tide; tide bri ~g me in *th sometimes ten, sometimes fifteen or twenty bushels. I make white folks a roast; white folks coins to Unol~ Ben from all

over the country Florence, Di1lo~, :Jullins every kind of place. Same price roast or raw, fifty cents a bushel.

t? ~ bout to qui.t up with sell. All the lawyer. Turn all n~r papers over to Mr.

l3urris. I got too much of paper in that Cono~way. Coure House,. G~t more paper in there than the house worth~ Have to step to Con~vay all the tii~ie  Struggle and starve ~~self out for these fifteen acres1, Thirty miles to Conoway. Thirty miles back by the course I travels. All thera tric1~t mens try to go and get old &ns lend sign to  em. That  s the maines t thing take me to Con~owsy ovei~r week. They all talk so sugar mouth t il I my name dawn; then v~ hen rr~r naine write is anothe r thing. When I in -h oo much trouble, I just has to step up to Con~o-~way and see Mr. T3urrs. HeTs a good. man,

It They try to mix old Ben up in this whiskey business, It look too brutish to me.

	t Lassis, I want to tell you all I kin but the old man punish with this bone feloxa ( felon) . ~7orsen I ever been punish in all n~,r eighty five year. Crab bite Iem and ister ( oyster) cut ~ em ( hand )  Woraan die and bury Sunday have ha ~nd just

like this. If you say so, l~~ll go to doctor. Dont wa~nt no blood poison. He ( :)one felon) did act like he trying to dry up. I tIS pea leaf on en~. Cant put rr~r ht~~d to niy head, 

	The next day Uncle Ben was found with the doctors white bandage very muddy. Uncle Ben had gotten out of bed to go get oysters and even the bone felon did
000
NOUS44 KJAN 040842
PNSJAN

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS
340 AM CDT SUN MAY 4 2008

CHICOT COUNTY TORNADO:

STARTING POINT: 7 WNW LAKE VILLAGE 652 PM
ENDING POINT : 10 N LAKE VILLAGE 710 PM
PATH LENGTH : 10 MILES
MAXIMUM WIDTH: 400 YDS
MAXIMUM RATING: EF1 WITH MAXIMUM WINDS ESTIMATED AT 110 MPH
INJURIES: NONE

SUMMARY OF DAMAGE:
HUNDREDS OF HARDWOOD TREES SNAPPED AND UPROOTED. SEVERAL SOFTWOOD 
TREES SNAPPED AND UPROOTED. A MOBILE HOME WAS FLIPPED OVER AND 
DESTROYED.  SEVERAL SHEDS, BARNS, OUTBUILDINGS AND UNATTACHED 
CARPORTS WERE DAMAGED AND DESTROYED.  SEVERAL FENCES WERE DAMAGED. A 
50 FOOT ANTENNA WAS KNOCKED DOWN.  TWO BOATS WERE DAMAGED.  A SINGLE 
FAMILY HOME HAD MINOR SHINGLE DAMAGE, DAMAGE TO SIDING, AND WINDOW 
DAMAGE.  A WINDOW WAS BLOWN OUT OF A CAR.  THE ROLLUP DOOR FOR A 
TRACTOR SHED WAS DAMAGED. A TRAMPOLINE WAS BLOWN AROUND 75 YARDS AND 
DAMAGED.  AROUND 15 WOODEN POWER POLES WERE ALSO SNAPPED.

$$

SW/CAB/CME
ZCZC NFDSPENES ALL
SPENES
TXZ000-
.
SATELLITE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATES..DATE/TIME 03/18/08 0410Z
SATELLITE ANALYSIS BRANCH/NESDIS---NPPU---TEL.301-763-8678
LATEST DATA USED: GOES-12 0345Z  GOES-11 0400Z KUSSELSON
.
LOCATION...CENTRAL TEXAS...
.
ATTN WFOS...FWD...OUN...EWX...SJT...
ATTN RFCS...ABRFC...WGRFC...
.
EVENT...BEST CONVECTION NW AND CENTRAL TX...
.
SATELLITE ANALYSIS AND TRENDS...BEST ACTIVITY IN TEXAS ON WESTERN EDGE
OF DEEP MOISTURE...SO SEVERE ASPECTS PLAYING OUT MORE THAN PERSISTENT
HVY RAIN.  BUT MONITORING ESPECIALLY AREAS OF NW TEXAS CENTERED ON
YOUNG...ARCHER...WICHITA WHERE A LITTLE MORE ORGANIZATION AND TRAINING
ASPECTS CAN RESULT IN 1-1.5" IN A 2 TO 5 HR TIME PERIOD.  ALL THIS WILL
SPREAD INTO CENTRAL OKLAHOMA AND WILL HAVE TO BE CONCERNED FOR ENOUGH
ACCULMULATION THERE FOR HEIGHTEN ISOLATED FF THREAT.  BETTER ORGANIZATION
A LITTLE FURTHER WEST AND EVEN FURTHER ON THE WESTERN FRINGES OF DEEP
MOISTURE ACROSS CENTRAL TO WEST CENTRAL TEXAS CENTERED VAL VERDE TO NOLAN
COUNTY.  THIS AREA HAS DEVELOPED RAPIDLY THE PAST 2HRS AND CAN ORGANIZE
FURTHER INTO SOME TRAINING BURSTS ACROSS ONE OR TWO THE COUNTIES IN THIS
AREA AS ORIENTATION OF THE CONVECTIVE COMPLEX ALONG UPPER FLOW THAT CAN
ALLOW ONE OR CELLS TO TRAINING OVER MULTIPLE COUNTIES THE NEXT FEW HRS.
UPPER LOW AND CLOSENESS TO JET HELPING DESTABILZE AREA AND EVEN THOUGH
MOISTURE MUCH BETTER TO THE EAST...INSTABILITY CAN OVERCOME SOME OF THE
LACK OF MOISTURE TO ALLOW FOR ISOLATED FF THREAT IN A NARROW AREA FROM
VAL VERDE TO NOLAN AND REAGAN TO NOLAN COUNTY.    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 3410 9904 3286 9611 3032 9873 3059 10105 3096 10070
.
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le haut de la tefte , comme les
Turcs ; quelques uns nanmoins
ont des cadencttes aux cotez.
Jereteray avec eux le rcit de
la malheureufe hiftoire de M. de
la Sale ; ils me confirmrent que
lcsSauvages leur avoient parl de
cette grande Riviere, qui eftoit 
quarante lieues vers leNord'eft,
Se mme qu'il y avoit des gens
faits comme nous qui habitoient
fur fes bords. Cela me confirma
dans la croyance que c'eftoit la
Riviere cherche, & qu'il falloit
aller par l pour retourner au Ca-
nada, ou vers la nouvelle Angle-
terre. Ils me marqurent qu'ils
feroient volontiers de la partie,
je leur recommanday le fecret,
qu'ils ne me gardrent pas; car
fachant que M.Cavelier, &les
ancres dvoient venir, ils furent
audevant, Se je reflay feul.
Le huit il arriva trois hommes,
.dont le Provenal en eftoit un.
Selections from the Freezer Section

[Intro Music] Welcome to MyPyramid Podcasts, brought to you by the USDAs Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion. Im your host, and Ill be sharing tips you can use everyday to eat right and get active. 

[Sound Effects: cash register/supermarket, blizzard] Brrrr. Got the chills? Today, Ill explain how to make some wise choices in the freezer section. Theres more to this aisle than the frozen desserts, frozen meals, and ice. Check out the veggie section too. Theres a huge variety of veggies waiting for you that might not be available in the markets Produce Section. Having frozen vegetables makes preparation simple and easy. Dont forget to store up on frozen fruits too. Frozen berries and peaches are great for making quick and delicious smoothies anytime. Simply toss in the frozen fruit, add fat-free or low-fat yogurt or milk and blend. Yumm, tastes great!

Thats it for today. To find out more information about eating and living healthy, go on our website at MyPyramid.gov for more great tips. See you next time!
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des Gnies & des Miniitres,
fait,
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tributs ,
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Dyinnam.,
& Plutarquej
Ans,
deftines,  .
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le panier de Cecrops,
Jttpitier,
donn ,
Thamgiis ,
de Torture,
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encore trouve-t-il ,
au Chef,
cbez quelques-uns7
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fait,
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lif.  Scytliie.
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lif.  de  Grecs.
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lif-   ports.
lif.  des Gnies ou des Miniftres,
lif-  faits.
lif-   prpofs.
lif-  Tr bus.
///  Aflyrifiis.
lif.  tant d'Apollons , 4e Jupitcrs 
lif  Diftynnam.    
lif.  Plutarque.
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lif.  Nonnus.
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lif  Jupiter.
lif  donne.
lif.  Thamyris.
lif.  du Tartare.
///.  paffe. .
lif.  que ce Peuple.
lif'  encore fe trouve-t'iL
lif.  aux Chefs.
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lif.  manqueraient. 
/;/.  aifraent.
lif.  faits-
lif.  arrogs. ,
/^lfilk
78         PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS
If the Russian preparations by land and sea had been in accordance with such facts and figures as official Russia allows to see the light, and in accordance also with the reports that have conceivably misled the Tsar, then we might, indeed, have expected to see Russian arms throw back the " insolent foe " into the sea. But every single page of the war hitherto has been a revelation of Russian incompetence, mismanagement, and misconduct, and we seem to be carried back to 1878, and to remember the terrible disillusions of the reigning Tsar, who was compelled to arrest the inquiry into the wholesale defalcations at that period, owing to the influential personages whose names were found to be inextricably involved in the scandals.
We were bound, for want of proof to the contrary and in order to keep on the safe side, to accept the primafacie evidence of Russian official statements ; we were bound, when Kuropatkin himself visited East Asia and declared all to be ready, to think at least that all was not unready. If Japan finds that she has an easier task than she thought, it is so much to the good; better, at least, to over-estimate an enemy than the reverse. " People are trying to intimidate us with phantoms," wrote the Novoe Vremya three weeks ago, in reviewing the warnings of the English press, but anything more unpleasantly solid than the Japanese phantom has never crossed Russia's path. One is forcibly reminded of Thiers's historic exclamation on being informed of the strength of the Prussian army before 1870 :" Allons done ! Ce sont la des phantas-magories! Si ces chifires e"taient vrais, il faudrait de'sespe'rer du sort de la France 1"
Phantom or phantasmagoria, the parallel is striking, and one can only hope, in Russia's interest, that the awakening may be less bitter than it was to France.
Where the weight of the first blow will fall still remains a secret, but the scouts of the two armies in Northern Korea are in touch between Anju and Ping-yang, and this part of the theatre of war remains the
Conjugate and Same-Scene Auroral Imagery

J.F. Spann, G.K. Parks, S.B. Mende


Conjugate studies of high-latitude geomagnetic activity are central to
understanding the global magnetospheric response to external perturbations, i.e.
the solar wind, and the role of the ionosphere in modulating and coupling with
the magnetosphere. Interhemispheric asymmetries as manifested in auroral
emissions have been observed for over 40 years. Unfortunately, the nature of the
problem has limited the type and extent of studies that can be performed to
either conjugate ground based observations or comparison of space based images
with all-sky cameras. Recently Frank and Sigwarth (2002) published results using
unique simultaneous images from Polar of the northern and southern aurora, but
these are necessarily limited to the nighttime and at oblique angles. However,
images made with the cameras from the Polar and IMAGE missions contain
simultaneous conjugate images as well as same-scene images of the large-scale
aurora under many and varying conditions. This rich data set provides an
opportunity to study interhemispheric auroral asymmetries and investigate their
occurrence as a function of solar wind conditions and ionospheric parameters
such as conductivity. In order to use images of different scenes from each of
these cameras, knowledge of their relative response to a common scene is
required. To that end, this paper will present preliminary results of comparing
images with emphasis on data from the Polar UVI LBH filters and the IMAGE FUV
WIC.

_______________ 
Presentation, Fall Meeting, American Geophysical Union, San Francisco, USA, 
8-12 December 2003
NEWSReport No. MM 95-2                   MASS MEDIA ACTION January 10, 1995

JOHN  WHITE DENIED REVIEW OF DISMISSAL OF LA CROSS, WI, FM APPLICATION
                                     
     The Commission has upheld its dismissal of the application of John H. White for a new
FM station at La Cross, WI.  It dismissed the application for failing to file the hearing fee when
due. 

     On March 1, 1994, the Commission denied White's request to reinstate his application
and accept his late-filed hearing fee nunc pro tunc.  The Commission did not, however, address
his Supplement to Application for Review at that time. 

     White appealed the Commission's ruling to a federal appellate court and the case was
remanded to the Commission, at FCC request, to address the issue raised in the Supplement.

     On remand, the Commission found that the case cited by White ("Astroline") as support
for his argument that the Commission should have waived the hearing fee deadline and reinstated
his application was easily distinguishable from White's case.   The Commission determined that
the dismissal of White's application was consistent with Commission precedent and policy.

     Action by the Commission January 6, 1995, by Memorandum Opinion and Order (FCC
95-11).  Chairman Hundt, Commissioners Quello, Barrett, Ness and Chong. 

                                  - FCC -
 
     News Media contact: Rosemary Kimball at (202) 418-0500.
     Office of General Counsel contact: A. Holly Berland at (202) 418-1720.
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;
;+
; NAME:
;	BBOOTSTRAP
;
; PURPOSE:
;	1-parameter bootstrap calculation of function FUNCT
;
;CALLING SEQUENCE:
;	biwt_means = bbootstrap( data, Num_Samp,[FUNCT='biweight_mean', /SLOW] )
;		OR
;	means = bbootstrap( data, Num_Samp )
;
; INPUT:
;	DATA     = input vector 
;	Num_Samp = the number of bootstrap samples to be taken. The more the 
;		better.  Should be at least 30 if a standard deviation is to 
;		be calculated.  At least 200 if 95% confidence limits are to 
;		be calculated.
;KEYWORD:
;	FUNCT = the name of the function to be applied. If missing, AVERAGE is 
;		assumed.
;	SLOW    If present, the BALANCED bootstrap is performed. This is more
;		accurate, especially for long-tailed distributions, but is also
;		much slower and requires more memory.
; 
; RETURNS:
;         vector of NSAMP bootstrap answers. The mean, standard deviation
;         and confidence intervals can be calculated from this
;
;SUBROUTINES CALLED:
;	'FUNCT'
;	PERMUTE
;
;NOTES:  
;	This program randomly selects values to fill sets of the same size as Y,
;	Then calculates the FUNCT of each. It does this NSAMP times. If the SLOW
;	mode is requested, the balanced bootstrap method is used to obtain the 
;	samples, hence the name BBOOTSTRAP. This method is preferable to that 
;	used in BOOT_MEAN, but does require more virtual memory, and patience.
;
;	The user should choose NSAMP large enough to get a good distribution.
;	The sigma of that distribution is then the standard deviation of the 
;	mean of ANSER.
;	For example, if input X is normally distributed with a standard 
;	deviation of 1.0, the standard deviation of the vector MEAN will be 
;	~1.0/SQRT(N-1), where N is the number of values in X.
;
; WARNING:
;	At least 5 points must be input. The more, the better.
;
; REVISION HISTORY:
;	H.T. Freudenreich, HSTX, 2/95
;-
on_error,2
IF N_ELEMENTS(FUNCT) EQ 0 THEN USE_DEFAULT=1 ELSE USE_DEFAULT=0
ANSER=FLTARR(NSAMP)
N=LONG(N_ELEMENTS(X))
IF KEYWORD_SET(SLOW) THEN BEGIN
;  Concatenate everything into one long vector:
   M=LONG(NSAMP)*N
   BIGGY=FLTARR(M)
   K=N-1L
   I1=0L
   FOR I=0, NSAMP-1 DO BEGIN
     BIGGY(I1:I1+K)=X
     I1=I1+N
   ENDFOR
;  Now scramble it!
;  Select M numbers at random, repeating none.
   BIGGY=BIGGY(PERMUTE(M))
;  Now divide it into NSAMP units and perform the WHATEVER on each.
   ANSER=FLTARR(NSAMP)
   I1=0L
   IF USE_DEFAULT EQ 1 THEN BEGIN
      FOR I=0, NSAMP-1 DO BEGIN
        ANSER(I)=TOTAL( BIGGY(I1:I1+K) )
        I1=I1+N
      ENDFOR
      ANSER=ANSER/N
   ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
      FOR I=0, NSAMP-1 DO BEGIN
        ANSER(I)=CALL_FUNCTION( FUNCT, BIGGY(I1:I1+K) )
        I1=I1+N
      ENDFOR
   ENDELSE
ENDIF ELSE BEGIN
   R0=SYSTIME(1)*2.+1.
   SEEDS=RANDOMU(R0,NSAMP)*1.0E6+1.
   FOR I=0,NSAMP-1 DO BEGIN
;    Update the random number seed.
     R0=SEEDS(I)
;    Uniform random numbers between 0 and N-1:
     PICK=RANDOMU(R0,N)
     R=LONG(PICK*N)
     V=X(R)
     IF USE_DEFAULT EQ 1 THEN ANSER(I)=TOTAL(V)/N ELSE $
                              ANSER(I)=CALL_FUNCTION( FUNCT, V )
   ENDFOR
ENDELSE
RETURN,ANSER
END
Subject: FVAG01 SABM 311400
FVAG01 SABM 311400
VOLCANIC ASH ADVISORY
ISSUED: 200705 31/1400Z
VAAC: BUENOS AIRES
VOLCANO: UBINAS 1504-02
LOCATION: S1621 W07054
AREA: PERU
SUMMIT ELEVATION: 5672M
ADVISORY NUMBER: 2007/177
INFORMATION SOURCE: GOES 12 VISIBLE IMAGERY
AVIATION COLOR CODE: RED
ERUPTION DETAILS: N/A
OBS ASH DATE/TIME: 311200/Z
OBS ASH CLOUD:  VA CLD OBS AT 1200Z FL200 MOV APARENTE ESE 25 KT
FCST ASH CLD+06HR: 311800Z SFC/FL200 S1610 W06840 ? S1700 W06840 ?
 S1650
W07150 ? S1600 W07150 ? S1600 W07000 ? S1610 W06840 FL200/350 S1610
W06850 ? S1700 W06900 ? S1700 W0700 ? S1640 W07100 ? S1610 W07100 ?
S1610 W06850 FL350/550 NO ASH EXP
FCST ASH CLD+12HR: 01000Z SFC/FL200 S1730 W06640 ? S1730 W06800 ?
 S1700
W06940 ? S1550 W06940 ? S1550 W06800 ? S1640 W06640 ? S1730 W06640
FL200/350 S1710 W06710 ? S1710 W06800 ? S1650 W06830 ? S1610 W06830 ?
S1610 W06710 ? S1710 W06710 FL350/550 NO ASH EXP
FCST ASH CLD+18HR: 010600Z SFC/FL200 S1750 W06440 ? S1750 W06620 ?
 S1700
W06730 ? S1630 W06820 ? S1600 W06840 ? S1550 W06800 ? S1600 W06700 ?
S1630 W06600 ? S1700 W06440 ? S1750 W06440 FWL200/350 NO ASH EXP
 FL350/550
NO ASH EXP
NEXT ADVISORY: 31/2000Z
REMARKS: GOES 12 REVEALED A VA CLD EXTENDING FROM VOLCANO TO 65KM
 APROX.

.
000
WWUS54 KOUN 080322
SVSOUN

SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
918 PM CST TUE MAR 7 2006

OKC093-080328-
/O.CAN.KOUN.SV.W.0003.000000T0000Z-060308T0400Z/
MAJOR OK-
918 PM CST TUE MAR 7 2006

...THE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR MAJOR COUNTY IS CANCELLED...

LAT...LON 3648 9810 3634 9810 3639 9782 3660 9782
      3660 9802

$$

OKC047-080400-
/O.CON.KOUN.SV.W.0003.000000T0000Z-060308T0400Z/
GARFIELD OK-
918 PM CST TUE MAR 7 2006

...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1000 PM CST
FOR GARFIELD COUNTY...

AT 918 PM CST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR DETECTED A 
LARGE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM CENTERED 5 MILES SOUTHEAST OF CARRIER...OR 
OVER THE NORTH AND WEST SIDES OF ENID...MOVING EAST ACROSS THE ENID 
AREA AT 40 MPH.

* LOCATIONS IN THE WARNING INCLUDE CARRIER...ENID...HILLSDALE...
  KREMLIN...LAHOMA AND NORTH ENID.

HAIL UP TO THE SIZE OF GOLFBALLS IS LIKELY.

THIS IS A POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS SITUATION FOR THE ENID AREA. VERY 
LARGE HAIL IS LIKELY... WHICH MAY CAUSE INJURY AND DAMAGE TO 
PROPERTY. TAKE SHELTER IN A STURDY BUILDING AWAY FROM WINDOWS.

HEAVY RAINS MAY QUICKLY FLOOD LOW LYING AREAS SUCH AS CREEKS...
DITCHES AND UNDERPASSES. AVOID THESE AREAS AND DO NOT CROSS FLOODED
ROADS AS AUTOMOBILES CAN QUICKLY STALL.

LAT...LON 3648 9810 3634 9810 3639 9782 3660 9782
      3660 9802

$$

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AN ATTORNEY   GENERAL.                       251
" This abrupt question astonishes you," continued he,
without divining the cause of my surprise. "Excuse
my indiscretion ; my mother was French, and I owe to
her certain ideas which never entered a Saxon brain.
These ideas nearly approach yours, and inspire me with
the most lively sympathy for the originality of your
talent.
"To me, for instance, the state is everything; and
despite the stupid prating of ignorant moralists, I main-
tain that the interest of a whole nation cannot be weighed
in the balance with the pretended right of an obscure
individual ! I am a socialist in the best sense of the
wordthe state before the individual! The Yankees,
on the contrarycontracted minds, narrow brainshave
brought from England an egotistical and savage preju-
dice. Let a judge fail in respect towards an old gipsy,
let an attorney general lose patience in prosecuting a
pickpocket or brow-beating an assassin, directly a Saxon
arises from the earth to proclaim above the house tops
that the Magna Charta is violated and humanity out-
raged ; and, lo ! an imbecile crowd runs at the voice of
the barker and howls after the magistrate^ like dogs after
a horse on full gallop. It might be called a nation of
thieves, each one of which is afraid of appearing himself
in court to-morrow, and defends the liberty of "others
through interest for his own liberty. Thanks to the
solidity of my principles, I do not understand justice in
this wise ; I see with pleasure that in America, we are
both of the same opinion. Saints do not appear before
the jury, and I had rather send three innocent men to
the gallows, than suffer twenty villains to escape. I am
a clear-headed man ; let us shake hands on it ; together
From: ALTARNEST@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2003 10:29 PM
To: fdadockets@oc.fda.gov
Subject: Direct to Consumer Advertising #03n-0344
Posted to FDA Docket # 03n-0344
November 22, 2003
As health care professionals, we believe that the direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising (DTCA) currently offered in our mainstream media can be balanced with objective and sound health-promoting information that includes the consumers as a partners in their own health decision making process.

After much research into the issues surrounding DTCA, we submit to you a workable
alternative that will address present concerns:
         
         DTCA Interpretive Guides
              1)   In the form of pamphlets, messages on TV and radio, and in websites
              2)   Created to target various consumer educational levels, learning styles,            culture and language differences
              3)   Content:
                   a)   explanation that the purpose of advertisements is to bring about
                    pharmaceutical company profits
                   b)   explanation that there are both beneficial and substandard                advertisements
                   c)   definition of terms commonly used in ads, such as adverse                reaction,contraindication, Gl, GU, CNS,
                        generic, pregnancy categories, etc.
              4)   Tips on how the consumer can effectively approach their health care            providers the DTCA information learned
              5)   Life style and behavioral changes that can improve conditions treated            by the advertised drugs.
              6)   Instructions that the consumer seek further treatment information from            their health care providers.
         

We see an equitable resource for funding these DTCA Interpretive Guides:
         Tax Incentives for Pharmaceutical Companies
         Contributions could be made to an educational fund with revenues received from tax credits
         given to pharmaceutical companies, based on a certain percentage of their advertising costs. The
         result will be that companies who spend more on advertising will contribute proportionally to
         this fund. This design will not penalize the pharmaceutical industry, whose profitability, we do
         understand, leads to new life saving treatments.
         
         The educational fund could be utilized by agencies currently collaborating in      the dissemination
         of public health information, such as the CDC, NIH, or the FDAs Office of      Training and Communication
         
         We look forward to hearing your response to our posting. Thank you.
         
Kristin Altar RN BSN, Susan Clark RN BSN, Yonette Exeter RN BSN, and 
Janelle Stank RN BSN
         University of Maryland, School of Nursing Graduate Students
          Participating in NURS6O6 ~Systems in Health Care Delivery Fall 2003
QUESTION:
I will be starting college in the fall and I plan on majoring in geology.  I
want to ultimately become a planetologist in hopes of working for NASA but I
am unsure as to what direction to go as far as education.  Would I need a
specialized degree (like a Masters or PhD) in Planetology or Geology in
order to study other planets?

ANSWER from Jeff Plescia on July 18, 1997:
If you wish to pursue a research career then you will certainly need a Ph.D. 
Depending upon your exact interest, you would be best served by obtaining a
degree in the relevant terrestrial based science. That is to say, if you are
interested in planetary geology, then it would be best to get a BS in
geology and then go on to a doctoral program in the specific area of
interest, say volcanology or hydrology.

You should also take a variety of science courses.  Most planetary problems
seem to require a variety of data sources and it helps to have chemisty and
physics and a good math background.
000
WWUS54 KMAF 070310
SVSMAF

SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIDLAND/ODESSA TX
1005 PM CDT FRI MAY 6 2005

NMC025-070330-
/O.CON.KMAF.TO.W.0006.000000T0000Z-050507T0330Z/
LEA-
905 PM MDT FRI MAY 6 2005

...A TORNADO WARNING CONTINUES UNTIL 930 PM MDT FOR SOUTHERN LEA
COUNTY...

AT 1001 PM CDT...LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED HALF DOLLAR SIZE 
HAIL 9 MILES WEST OF EUNICE.  QUARTER SIZE HAIL ALSO WAS REPORTED AT 
OIL CENTER.  THIS STORM WAS LOCATED 6 MILES WEST OF EUNICE...MOVING 
EAST AT 20 MPH ALONG NM 176.  THE CITY OF EUNICE IS IN THE PATH OF 
THIS STORM.  PLEASE TAKE COVER NOW!

TO REPORT SEVERE WEATHER ONLY... CALL THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
FORECAST OFFICE IN MIDLAND AT 1 800 597 3220.

LAT...LON 3249 10359 3226 10358 3226 10316 3256 10317

$$
C*********************************************************
C*  FORTRAN PROGAM TO READ AND PRINT LOWPC.ASC (FILE 26) *
C*********************************************************
       INTEGER LP,LPID,ZONE,NREC
       REAL AREA,PERIMETER,LOWNJA,LOWNJL,LOWNAN,LOWSJA,
     1  LOWSJL,LOWSAN,LOWS2JA,LOWS2JL,LOWS2AN,LOWAJA,
     2  LOWAJL,LOWAAN,LOWA2JA,LOWA2JL,LOWA2AN,CYCJA,
     2  CYCJL,CYCLONE
C*********************************************************
C*  INITIALIZE A COUNTER OF THE NUMBER OF RECORDS READ   *
C*********************************************************
       NREC=0
C*********************************************************
C*  READ THE FLAT ASCII FILE INFORMATION                 *
C*********************************************************
  10   READ(UNIT=5,FMT=100) AREA,PERIMETER,LP,LPID,ZONE,
     1  LOWNJA,LOWNJL,LOWNAN,LOWSJA,LOWSJL,LOWSAN,LOWS2JA
       READ(UNIT=5,FMT=101,END=999) LOWS2JL,LOWS2AN,LOWAJA,
     1  LOWAJL,LOWAAN,LOWA2JA,LOWA2JL,LOWA2AN,CYCJA,CYCJL,
     2  CYCLONE
 100   FORMAT(F12.3,F13.3,3I6,7F9.2)
 101   FORMAT(F8.2,10F9.2)
C*********************************************************
C*  START A NEW PAGE AND WRITE A DESCRIPTIVE HEADER      *
C*********************************************************
       IF (NREC.EQ.36) NREC=0
       IF (NREC.EQ.0) WRITE(6,102)
       IF (NREC.EQ.0) WRITE(6,103)
 102   FORMAT('1','AREA',9X,'PERIMETER',3X,'#',5X,'ID',4X,
     1  'ZONE',4X,'LOWNJA',2X,'LOWNJL',2X,'LOWNAN',2X,
     2  'LOWSJA',2X,'LOWSJL',2X,'LOWSAN',2X,'LOWS2JA',1X)
 103   FORMAT(' ','LOWS2JL',1X,'LOWS2AN',1X,'LOWAJA',2X,
     1  'LOWAJL',2X,'LOWAAN',2X,'LOWA2JA',1X,'LOWA2JL',1X,
     2  'LOWA2AN',1X,'CYCJA',3X,'CYCJL',3X,'CYCLONE',1X)
       NREC=NREC+2
C*********************************************************
C*  WRITE THE FLAT ASCII FILE TO THE OUTPUT DIVICE       *
C*********************************************************
       WRITE(6,104) AREA,PERIMETER,LP,LPID,ZONE,LOWNJA,
     1  LOWNJL,LOWNAN,LOWSJA,LOWSJL,LOWSAN,LOWS2JA
       WRITE(6,105) LOWS2JL,LOWS2AN,LOWAJA,LOWAJL,LOWAAN,
     1  LOWA2JA,LOWA2JL,LOWA2AN,CYCJA,CYCJL,CYCLONE
 104   FORMAT(1X,2F12.3,3I6,7F8.2)
 105   FORMAT(1X,11F8.2)
C
       GO TO 10
 999   STOP
       END
ENP - Daily Median NOT calced for: BCA1+ - ALL data invalid or missing.
ENP - Daily Median NOT calced for: NCL - ALL data invalid or missing.
ENP - Daily Median NOT calced for: SP - ALL data invalid or missing.
ENP - Daily Median NOT calced for: TS2 - ALL data invalid or missing.
USGS - Daily Median NOT calced for: JOEBAY2E - ALL data invalid or missing.
USGS - Daily Median WAS calced for: NE5 - SOME data invalid or missing.
SFWMD - Daily Median NOT calced for: 3ANW+ - ALL data invalid or missing.
SFWMD - Daily Median NOT calced for: 3B-SE+ - ALL data invalid or missing.
SFWMD - Daily Median NOT calced for: S141@H - ALL data invalid or missing.
SFWMD - Daily Median NOT calced for: S141@T - ALL data invalid or missing.
2 36     FVRIER 1699. EXPLORATIONS ET SONDAGES
 l'est, petit vent, nous avons appareill pour aller mouiller au nord de cet islet, que M. le chevalier de Surgres avoit est sonder les jours prcdens. Nous avons fait le nord-ouest quart de nord pour aller chercher le grand traversier, qui avoit mouill dans lapasse; ensuite, la pointe de l'ouest de l'islet, que nous avons rang  la porte d'un boucanier. Nous mismes nos chaloupes de l'avant pour nous tirer, tant  cause du calme que des mares, qui nous drivoient  l'ouest. Nous estions pour lors au large de la pointe, et quand nous avons est en dedans, nous avons trouv des contre-mares, qui nouspor-toient  l'est. Nous n'avons pas trouv moins de quatre brasses d'eau dans la route, ce qui a oblig le Franois de mouiller par les cinq brasses, ne voulant pas se risquer  entrer, quoyqu'il ne tire que dix-sept pieds d'eau, plus de demi-lieue au large de ladite isle. Comme les vents se haloient toujours au sud-est avec une brume fort espaisse, nous avons mouill, et ensuite nous nous sommes trouvs prs d'une demi-lieue directement au sud-est quart d'est. Sur les six heures du soir, nous avons mouill par les vingt-deux pieds d'eau, fond de vase molle, o nous sommes affourchs sud-est et nord-ouest. La pointe de l'est de l'islet, sur laquelle il y a quantit d'arbres, nous restoit  l'est-nord-est, et l'autre pointe, qui est toute plate, nous restoit au sud-ouest quart d'ouest. On est  l'abry, dans cette rade, depuis l'est-nord-est jusqu'au sud-ouest par le mesme islet, et des vents d'ouest par un autre islet, qui en est esloign d'environ deux lieues. Les deux islets gisent est et ouest, prenant un peu du nord-ouest, et sont par latitude de 3o degrez, o nous sommes mouills, et l'autre islet, le plus  l'ouest, est par la longitude de 282 degrez, et, du cost du nord, on est  couvert d'une
WGUS83 KGRR 162348
FLSGRR
FLOOD STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAND RAPIDS MI
648 PM EST FRI JAN 16 2009
...THE FLOOD WARNING IS CANCELLED FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN 
SOUTHWEST LOWER MICHIGAN...
  MUSKEGON RIVER AT EVART AFFECTING OSCEOLA COUNTY
  
.A FREEZE UP ICE JAM HAS SET UP IN THE MUSKEGON RIVER FROM HERSEY
TO EVART...AND RIVER LEVELS ARE HIGH BUT STABLE.  THE CORE OF THE 
COLD AIR WILL BEGIN TO MOVE EAST SATURDAY AHEAD OF A CLIPPER THAT 
WILL BRING MORE SNOW TO THE REGION. ANOTHER 3 TO 6 INCHES OF SNOW 
IS POSSIBLE SATURDAY. A SLOW WARMING TREND WILL THEN DEVELOP THAT 
WILL LAST INTO THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK. TEMPERATURES WILL CLIMB TO 
NEAR AVERAGE HIGHS NEAR 30 BY THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK BEFORE ANOTHER 
ARCTIC SHOT OF AIR ARRIVES FOR THE WEEKEND. 
SAFETY MESSAGE...MOTORISTS SHOULD NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE AROUND 
BARRICADES OR DRIVE CARS THROUGH FLOODED AREAS.
STAY TUNED TO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS BY LISTENING TO YOUR LOCAL 
RADIO... TELEVISION... OR NOAA WEATHER RADIO FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
ADDITIONAL WEATHER AND RIVER INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ON OUR HOMEPAGE
AT WWW.WEATHER.GOV/GRR.  
MIC133-170018-
/O.CAN.KGRR.FL.W.0001.000000T0000Z-090116T2348Z/
/EVRM4.N.ER.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.NO/
648 PM EST FRI JAN 16 2009
THE FLOOD WARNING IS CANCELLED FOR
  THE MUSKEGON RIVER AT EVART
* THE MUSKEGON RIVER HAS STABILIZED BELOW FLOOD STAGE AND THE FLOOD 
  WARNING HAS BEEN DOWNGRADED TO A FLOOD WATCH
* AT 04 PM FRIDAY THE STAGE WAS HOLDING STEADY AT 11.4 FEET 
* FLOOD STAGE IS 12.0 FEET 
* A FREEZE UP ICE JAM HAS SET UP IN THE MUSKEGON RIVER FROM HERSEY
  TO EVART...AND RIVER LEVELS ARE HIGH BUT STABLE.
* FORECAST...THE RIVER CRESTED BELOW FLOOD STAGE AT 11.6 FEET.  THE 
  RIVER WILL HOLD STEADY OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS AND REMAIN
  BELOW FLOOD STAGE.  RIVER LEVELS WILL NOT CHANGE MUCH UNTIL 
  THE ICE BEGINS TO MOVE ON THE RIVER.
$$
MASSACHUSETTS ATTACKS  QUEBEC.        141
with keen, defiant eyes. After a moment, he recovered his breath and his composure, saluted Frontenac, and, expressing a wish that the duty assigned him had been of a more agreeable nature, handed him the letter of Phips. Frontenac gave it to an interpreter, who read it aloud in French that all might hear. It ran thus: 
" Sir William Phips, Knight, General and Commander-in-chief in and over their Majesties' Forces of New England, by Sea and Land, to Count Frontenac, Lieutenant-General and Governour fat the French King at Canada; or, in his absence, to his Deputy, or him or them in chief command at Quebeck:
" The war between the Crowns of England and France doth not only sufficiently warrant, but the destruction made by the French and Indians, under your command and encouragement, upon the persons and estates of their Majesties' subjects of New England, without provocation on their part, hath put them under the necessity of this expedition for their own security and satisfaction. And although the cruelties and barbarities used against them by the French and Indians might, upon the present opportunity, prompt unto a severe revenge, yet, being desirous to avoid all inhumane and unchristian-like actions, and to prevent shedding of blood as much as may be,
" I, the aforesaid William Phips, Knight, do hereby, in the name and in the behalf of their most excellent Majesties, William and Mary, King and Queen of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, Defenders of the Faith, and by order of their said Majesties' government of the Massachuset-colony in New England, demand a present surrender of your forts and castles, undemolished, and the King's and other stores, unimbezzled, with a seasonable delivery of all captives; together with a eur-render of all your persons and estates to my dispose: upon the doing whereof, you may expect mercy from me, as a Christian, according to what shall be found for their Majesties' service and the subjects' security.   Which, if you refuse forthwith to
2/28/2000
					Steve Blusk

Hi all,					

  CM Lei and I discussed a couple of changes to the junction
card support structure.

1. Add a 1/8" space on the underside of the card to allow
for any nylon bolts which may be needed for strain-relief
of the cables. (also any residual solder near the connector
posts)

2. The outermost support disk will be moved inward to
1.5" inboard
from the edge of the larger card. This is because the highest
profile of the junction card will be at the Sense connector,
which is near to the edge of the card. Three low voltage
cables have to also pass over this connector, and so this
region consumes alot of radial space. By moving the support
in, this region does not have to "clear" the opening in
the support structure.

3. Reduction of mass?? Can we reduce the disks to 1/8"?

CM is going to add changes 1-2 and redo the layout. We then
should move quickly to a full-size prototype. What about
Item#3. I say we try to goto 1/8"....

Comments?

Thanks
Steve
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NASA Photo ID: STS003-14-704      File Name: 10060690.jpg

Film Type: 70mm                   Date Taken: 03/30/82

Title: Lakes, Tibeten Plateau, Tibet

Description:

Pristine lakes in the high Tibeten plateau, (34.0N, 89.5E) one of the most 
remote regions of the world, are still partially frozen in this early
spring  photo.  The lakes are almost the only source of water to support
life in this  harsh region and have been formed as a result of the Indian
sub continent's  incursion into the Asian continent, raising the water
table and forming these  many lakes in an otherwise barren landscape.