Letter from the NAID Board of Directors thanking Rory Cooper dtd 15JUN05 for speaking at the 2005 Annual Conference Jun 4-7, 2005.

Disregard Header and Footer restrictions. Brief Description: Disestablish the inpatient mission of the 10th Medical Group, USAF Academy, converting the hospital to a clinic with an ambulatory care center.

Disregard Header and Footer restrictions. This Medical JCSG proposal has 4 stationing actions that affect Army installations: 1. Disestablish the inpatient mission of the 10th Medical Group, USAF Academy, converting the hospital to a clinic with an ambulatory care center, and realign inpatient workload to Ft. Carson Army Hospital. 2. Disestablish the inpatient mission at Ft. Knox Medical Facility, converting the hospital to a clinic with an ambulatory care center. 3. Disestablish the inpatient mission at West Point's Medical facility, converting the hospital to a clinic with an ambulatory care center. 4. Disestablish the Ft. Eustis Medical facility. Medical workload transferred to Langley AFB, Portsmouth Naval Hospital and local civilian medical facilities. No MILCON is required to accomplish this recommendation as excess capacity is available in the receiving facilities. Ft. Eustis Medical Facility would be released for other activities.

Disregard restriction footer and header The following tables provide a short description of the demographics near the installation/activity. Peterson AFB is within Colorado Springs, CO, the nearest city with a population of 100,000 or more.

Disregard Header and Footer restrictions. Demographics The following tables provide a short description of the area near the Ft. Carson installation/activity.

Disregard Header and Footer restrictions. Demographics The following tables provide a short description of the area near the US Air Force Academy installation/activity.

Disregard restriction header footer - Move 11 people from leased space in Colorado Springs to Peterson AFB - General Environmental Impact

Silicalite-1, a pure silica zeolite, was deposited on a tubular, asymmetric, {gamma}-alumina support. Single gas permeation experiments with N{sub 2}, CH{sub 4}, and CO{sub 2} were carried out on the membrane. Separation experiments for N{sub 2}/CH{sub 4} mixtures were also conducted. Single-gas permeation of H{sub 2} and separation of H{sub 2}/SF{sub 6} mixture were also carried out with the membrane. Composite membranes of silicalite and Ni-SAPO-34 were also fabricated, but no CO{sub 2}/H{sub 2} selectivity was found. It is proposed to use these membranes for methanol synthesis and separation, and for separating H{sub 2} from gasification products for use as fuel cell fuel, etc.

'Mercury and other highly-toxic heavy metals such as cadmium and lead are present in many aquatic environments, and the remediation of such environments or the avoidance of heavy-metal contamination in the first place is an area of active interest. In recent years tougher environmental regulations and the high initial cost of new, more effective, and more selective extractants has made the reuse of extractant materials and the minimization of secondary waste volume a focus of their scientific effort. The authors research has involved the investigation of redox-active layered metal chalcogenides as selective, effective, and redox-recyclable extractants for heavy metals from aqueous solution.'

Executive summary describing study findings regarding the evaluation of transportation improvement needs in the "Ports to Plains" corridor between the Texas/Mexico border and Denver, Colorado via the existing IH 27 corridor between Amarillo and Lubbock, Texas.

The authors present an improved comparison of the strong couplings of gluons to light (u, d, and s), c, and b quarks, determined from multijet rates in flavor-tagged samples of hadronic Z{sup 0} decays recorded with the SLC Large Detector at the SLAC Linear Collider between 1993 and 1995. Flavor separation on the basis of lifetime and decay multiplicity differences among hadrons containing light, c, and b quarks was made using the SLD precision tracking system, yielding tags with high purity and low bias against {ge} 3-jet final states. They find: {alpha}{sub s}{sup uds}/{alpha}{sub s}{sup all} = 0.997 {+-} 0.011(stat) {+-} 0.011(syst) {+-} 0.005(theory), {alpha}{sub s}{sup c}/{alpha}{sub s}{sup all} = 0.984 {+-} 0.042 {+-} 0.053 {+-} 0.022, {alpha}{sub s}{sup b}/{alpha}{sub s}{sup all} = 1.022 {+-} 0.019 {+-} 0.023 {+-} 0.012.

The authors have measured production rates as a function of momentum of the identified hadrons {pi}{sup +}, K{sup +}, K{sup 0}, K*{sup 0}, {phi}, p, {Lambda}{sup 0} and their antihadrons in inclusive hadronic Z{sup 0} decays, as well as separately in decays into light, c and b flavors. In addition they have compared hadron and antihadron production rates in light quark (rather than antiquark) jets. The SLD Cherenkov Ring Imaging Detector was used to identify charged hadrons. The vertex detector was used to tag high-purity samples of light- and b-flavor events. The electron beam polarization was used to tag samples of quark and antiquark jets. Clear flavor dependences are observed, consistent with expectations based upon measured production and decay properties of heavy hadrons. They use the light-flavor results to test the predictions of MLLA QCD and of various fragmentation models. Differences between hadron and antihadron production in light quark jets are observed at high momentum fraction, providing direct evidence that higher-momentum particles are more likely to contain a primary quark or antiquark, and they use these results to make a new direct measurement of strangeness suppression in the jet fragmentation process.

A report regarding uranium deposits of the Urvan Mineral belt.

Report discussing development drilling on the contact no. 4 claim, Gypsum Vall District, San Miguel County, Colorado

A report discussing an exploration of the san Miguel Bench

A report describing the discovery of a new vanadium mineral found at several mines in Colorado and Utah, including a description of its physical and chemical properties, prevalence, and other relevant data.

A preliminary report regarding exploration in the Atkinson Mesa Area, Montrose County, Colorado

Maps of Trace Elements Programs field projects, including locations of drill holes for the Colorado Plateau project and location of eastern oil shale in Tennessee.

'The mobility of actinides in surface soils is a key issue of concern at several DOE facilities in arid and semiarid environments, including Rocky Flats, Hanford, Nevada Test Site, Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, and Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP). Key sources of uncertainty in assessing Pu mobility are the magnitudes of mobility resulting from three modes of transport: (1) wind erosion, (2) water erosion, and (3) vertical migration. Each of these three processes depend on numerous environmental factors and they compete with one another, particularly for actinides in very shallow soils ({approximately} 1 \265m). The overall goal of the study is to quantify the mobility of soil actinides from all three modes. The authors study is using field measurements, laboratory experiments, and ecological modeling to address these three processes at three DOE facilities where actinide kinetics are of concern: WIPP, Rocky Flats, and Hanford. Wind erosion is being measured with suite of monitoring equipment, water erosion is being studied with rainfall simulation experiments, vertical migration is being studied in controlled laboratory experiments, and the three processes are being integrated using ecological modeling. Estimates for clean up of soil actinides for the extensive tracts of …

This report describes preliminary investigations of the geology and uranium-vandium deposits of monogram mesa and adjacent areas in Paradox Valley and Bull Canyon

The following microfiche record flight line data for the Lamar area in the Great Plains as part of its parent document, Aerial Radiometric and Magnetic Reconnaissance Survey of Portions of the Great Plains and Central Lowlands: Volume 1. Final Report.

The following microfiche covers statistical analysis data for the La Junta area of the Great Plains as part of the parent document, Aerial Radiometric and Magnetic Reconnaissance Survey of Portions of the Great Plains and Central Lowlands: Volume 1. Final Report.