The 2004 Gordon Conference on Donor/Acceptor Interactions will take place at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island on August 8-13, 2004. The conference will be devoted to the consequences of charge interaction and charge motion in molecular and materials systems.

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, many have questioned whether implementing the new procedures of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA), P.L. 109-8, scheduled to go into effect on October 17, 2005, should be delayed. This report considers whether bankruptcy law in general, and the BAPCPA in particular, may present unique challenges to financial recovery for those whose life, livelihood, and/or home have been damaged or destroyed.

Base Input - Defense Language Institute Briefing Book II - U.S. Army Garrison, Presidio of Monterey - CA -

Base Summary Sheet - Lease Closing, St. Louis, MO

Base Trip Report Naval Base Coronado, CA June 8, 2005

Base Visit Book - Fort Lee Transportation/Culinary Training Realignment Recommendations - June 2005

Base Visit Book Moody Air Force Base Initial Pilot Training Realignment Recommendation June 2005

Base Visit Book - Naval Post Graduate School/ DLI-CA

Base Visit Trip Report - Naval Medical Center San Diego - CA - 06/08/05

Base Visit Trip Report - Naval Post Graduate School, CA

BRAC Commission Facilities Review China Lake, CA - July 11, 2005

Base Input - BRAC Commission Staff visit to China Lake, CA - 10-11 July 2005

BRAC Early Bird 1 September 2005

Collection of BRAC related news articles and clippings. Produced for Commission staff review.

DISREGARD RESTRICTION HEADER AND FOOTER - COBRA Data Naval Post Graduate School, Joint Issues Team

COBRA Data/Notes Fort Lee- VA Transportation/Culinary Training

We point out that current experimental data for partial B {yields} {pi}l{nu} branching fractions reduce the theoretical input required for a precise extraction of |V{sub ub}| to the form-factor normalization at a single value of the pion energy. Different parameterizations of the form factor shape leading to this conclusion are compared and the role of dispersive bounds on heavy-to-light form factors is clarified.

Community Input - 110th Fighter Wing Land Use Plan Battle Creak Air National Guard Base, Michigan

Community Input - Hawthorne Army Depot - NV Materials and Data on the Installation

Genome features of the Bacillus cereus group genomes (representative strains of Bacillus cereus, Bacillus anthracis and Bacillus thuringiensis sub spp israelensis) were analyzed and compared with the Bacillus subtilis genome. A core set of 1,381 protein families among the four Bacillus genomes, with an additional set of 933 families common to the B. cereus group, was identified. Differences in signal transduction pathways, membrane transporters, cell surface structures, cell wall, and S-layer proteins suggesting differences in their phenotype were identified. The B. cereus group has signal transduction systems including a tyrosine kinase related to two-component system histidine kinases from B. subtilis. A model for regulation of the stress responsive sigma factor sigmaB in the B. cereus group different from the well studied regulation in B. subtilis has been proposed. Despite a high degree of chromosomal synteny among these genomes, significant differences in cell wall and spore coat proteins that contribute to the survival and adaptation in specific hosts has been identified.

Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center Briefing

State Input - Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center Presentation - Regional Hearing - Monterey, CA

Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center & Presidio of Monterey Bios and Brochures

Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "We are reviewing the processes the Department of Defense (DOD) is using to conduct its Mobility Capabilities Study (MCS). The MCS is to address changes in DOD's transportation force structure and mobility requirements due to changes in threats and certain national security and military strategies. The study results may underpin decisions on future strategic airlift, aerial refueling aircraft, and sealift procurements. The study relies on the use of various models and data inputs to develop and evaluate transportation alternatives, including variations in alternative transportation modes (air, land, sea) and sources (military, civilian, foreign), as well as factors that affect transportation mode and source decisions. The Senate Armed Services Committee directed us to monitor the conduct of the MCS and report on the adequacy and completeness of the report no later than 30 days after DOD completes the study. DOD plans to issue the MCS report during 2005. This letter is intended to bring to the Secretary of Defense's attention preliminary observations on certain aspects of the MCS methodology to permit you to ensure the credibility of this and future studies. In our letter, we address the adequacy of …