Semiweekly newspaper from Seminole, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Semi-weekly newspaper from Livingston, Texas that includes local, state and national news along with advertising.

This progress report covers continuing work to develop a temperature probe for a coal gasifier. A workable probe design requires finding answers to crucial questions involving the probe materials. We report on attempts to answer those questions. We received and studied new samples of an important thermographic phosphor, YAG:Dy. We studied the brightness as a function of dopant concentration and the relative brightnesses of the pertinent thermographic emission lines, both with respect to each other and among the phosphors. With the previously reported failure of the binder method for coatings, we are setting up a plasma-spray facility in cooperation with a subcontractor. We have been forming a network of people and organizations that may help us with various aspects of the problems at hand. This period, we approached a company with commercially successful probes, met with Tennessee Valley Authority staff (codes and coatings), and added a new faculty member to the team with materials expertise.

Semiweekly newspaper from Levelland, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Semi-monthly newspaper from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

We present the preliminary results of our astrometric study of stellar motions along the lines of sight of the Magellanic Clouds and the Galactic bulge. We find that we are able to select stars with proper motions as small as 0.03 inch/yr from five years of PSF photometry due to the characteristic nature of the shapes the light curves of HFM stars. This shape arises from the proper motion of the object relative to the initial fixed centroid location where all photometry of the object is performed. By selecting such light curves and performing astrometry on candidate HPM stars we have discovered 154 new high proper motion (HPM) stars in 50{sup {open_square}}{sup o} from amongst the {approx} 55 million of stars observed by the MACHO project in these fields. These objects have proper motions as high as 0.5 inch/yr, luminosities ranging from V {approx} 13 to V {approx} 19, and V-R colours between 0.3 and 1.45.

Daily newspaper from Baytown, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Altus, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from Alvin, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Chickasha, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

This report examines four Hawaiian islands, Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai, to identify three best combinations of potential sites and crops for producing dedicated supplies of biomass for conversion to ethanol. Key technical and economic factors considered in the siting evaluation include land availability (zoning and use), land suitability (agronomic conditions), potential quantities and costs of producing biomass feedstocks, infrastructure (including water and power supplies), transportation, and potential bioresidues to supplement dedicated energy crops.

This document is a final report of the U.S. DOE grant entitled ''Investigation of the Spherical Stellarator Concept'' which supported theoretical and numerical investigation of a novel fusion concept, the ultra-low-aspect-ratio stellarator system called Spherical Stellarator (SS). The research was concentrated on (a) search for principally different types of SS configurations, (b) optimization of SS configurations by varying the parameters of the coil systems, (c) finite beta and finite plasma current (including bootstrap current) equilibria in the SS, and (d) Monte Carlo particle transport simulations for the SS.

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A research program devoted to improving the understanding of atmospheric radiation processes has been supported by DOE ARM grants with Prof. Qiang Fu as the Principal Investigator. This final report summarizes our research efforts, which emphasizes the findings and their significance to the solar radiative transfer in clear atmospheres, the effects of 3-D cloud fields on the solar radiative energy budget, a better understanding of radiative properties of nonspherical ice crystals, and parameterization of radiation processes for use in the GCMs and satellite remote sensing.

Photograph of Greg Ray exiting his car after experiencing electrical problems at the Excite 500 race held Texas Motor Speedway. Ray is dressed in green pants, black and brown gloves, and a helmet and jacket that are both red and white with numerous logos on them. Ray's car similarly has many logos on it, though is mostly green in color. A man stands at the front of the car with a camera pointed at Ray while a second man with a radio on his belt examines one of the vehicle's back wheels. Two people in black, logo-decorated uniforms and headsets stands at the back of Ray's car to examine the spoiler. Two people in blue uniforms stand next to a different car farther behind Ray's. The background beyond the cars contains a swath of grass with an image painted on it, an empty road, and stadium stands that are mostly empty.

Photograph of Buddy Lazier celebrating his Indy Racing Northern Light Series championship at the Excite 500 race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 15, 2000. Lazier wears a white and black jumpsuit with logos across the chest and a blue and yellow helmet with its clear visor pushed up. The front of the helmet has a "Delta Faucet" logo on it while the jumpsuit and Lazier's car have "Xerox" logos on them. The car also has "Firestone" and "Coors Light" logos on it. A circular black object sits in front of Lazier on top of his vehicle. As he raises his glove-clad hands into the air a group of people crowds around his car, some holding cameras.

Photograph of Scott Goodyear celebrating his win at the Excite 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 15, 2000. He is dressed in a black ballcap and a black and yellow jumpsuit with the Pennzoil logo on it. Goodyear looks up as he lifts his trophy above his head, an object with the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo on its base along with the text "Winner October 15, 2000". On top of the trophy's base is a silver checkered flag and a triangle of glass with the Excite 500 logo on it in white, above which is a silver star with the Texas Motor Speedway logo on it in white. Behind Goodyear is a crowd of people dressed similarly to Goodyear except for a blonde woman in white and a young blonde girl in blue at the front of the crowd. Behind the crowd is a wall with logos on it, including the Texas Motor Speedway's.

Photograph of the United States and Texas State flags being unfurled during a performance of the national anthem at the Excite 500 race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Groups of people hold open the large flags while cameramen stand nearby. The flags are held near the start-finish line of the racing circuit where a stage has been set up. In front of the stage stand four people in navy uniforms, one holding a blue flag on a tilted pole while another holds an American flag on an upright pole. On the stage is a mascot and a person with their arms raised, to the left of which is a white pyramid that four people stand on. The label on the back of the photograph identifies these four people as the Dallas-based recording artists Sons of Harmony who are performing the national anthem. White walls at the back of the stage are decorated with the Texas Motor Speedway name and logos as well as the logos of the Excite 500 and the Indy Racing Northern Light Series. Crowds stand next to both ends of the stage while other people stand on the swath of grass behind the stage. Smoke billows from …

Photograph of Jeret Schroeder (#6) and Sarah Fisher (#15) crossing the finish line at the Excite 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Schroeder's white, red, and blue car pulls slightly ahead of Fisher's blue and white car as they speed past a man waving a green flag from atop an elevated box, its side adorned by the Excite 500 logo. The man has short dark hair and wears a wired earpiece, glasses, and a black short-sleeved shirt. Before and after the finish line on the road below is "Texas" in white text with the Texas Motor Speedway logo at either end of the word. To the left of the road is an extensive line of bleachers that crowds of people occupy, a tall metal fence separating them from the road, while to the right is a swath of grass.

Photograph of Greg Ray posing with a helmet at the Excite 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 15, 2000. Ray's helmet is black with waving Texas flag and the Excite 500 logo on its side. Ray himself wears a green and yellow ballcap that says "Conseco Team" and "Menard". He also wears a white jumpsuit with yellow, orange, and red striped waist and a variety of logos on it including "Menards", "Conseco" and "Quaker State". Behind Ray is a green object with the Indy Racing Northern Lights Series logo on it and a red and white wall with the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo at its top.

Photograph of Buddy Lazier squinting as he watches the scoring tower during the Excite 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Lazier's helmet is yellow and blue with the Coors Light logo and the Colorado flag on the yellow section while the bleu section has the text "Delta Faucet" and Lazier" on it. Lazier's clear visor has a red line across its top edge, which has the Bell logo at its left end, and has been lifted up. Lazier also wears a white top with text including the Firestone logo on it.

Photograph of the Excite 500 race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 15, 2000. Seven cars speed along a curve, one yellow and one green car leading the race while a red car lags behind the group. A short white wall across the road, towards the top of the photo, has the text "Cup Series", "4 Texas Texas 4", and "Max" painted on it. According to a label on the back of the photograph, Greg Ray drives the green car at the front of the group, his vehicle labelled #1 and speeding ahead of 26 other vehicles. The label also details the end of the race as Ray would face electrical problems after this photo was taken, resulting in Scott Goodyear winning the race.

Semiweekly newspaper from Carthage, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Church bulletin listing the order of worship for the 7:30 and 11:00 Sunday morning services at the Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, as well as various notes about upcoming events, congregational news, and other information of relevance to church members.