Final report : weather and surface radiation prediction activities for Project Sedan /

"Issued: May 15, 1963"--Cover; "November, 1962"--Title page.

Federal Aviation Agency airspace closure : Project Sedan : preliminary and final report /

Project Sedan.

Weather and surface radiation prediction activities for Project Gnome : preliminary report /

"Issued: May 15, 1962"--Cover.

Pre-shot and post-shot structure survey :b Project Gnome, preliminary report /

"U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Plowshare Program"--Cover.

Summary report : pre-and post-shot mine survey, Project Gnome /

"Issued: May 22, 1962"--Cover.

Symmetry of neutron induced U²³⁵ fission at individual resonances : final report /

Prepared for U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.

Weather and surface radiation prediction activities for Project Gnome : final report /

"Issued: June 12, 1962"--Cover; "April 27, 1962"--Title page.

Monitoring vibrations at U.S. Borax and Chemical Company potash refinery, final report /

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Plowshare Program -- Cover.

Hydrologic and geologic studies for Project Gnome : a preliminary report /

"Issued: May 1962"--Cover ; "February 1962"--Title page.

Federal Aviation Agency airspace closure : Project Gnome, preliminary and final report /

"May 15, 1962."

Mercury Project summary including results of the fourth manned orbital flight, May 15 and 16, 1963.

Mode of access: Internet.

Database of the GLAMAP project

A uniform chronology for foraminifera-based sea surface temperature records has been established in more than 120 sediment cores obtained from the equatorial and eastern Atlantic up to the Arctic Ocean. The chronostratigraphy of the last 30,000 years is mainly based on published d18O records and 14C ages from accelerator mass spectrometry, converted into calendar-year ages. The high-precision age control provides the database necessary for the uniform reconstruction of the climate interval of the Last Glacial Maximum within the GLAMAP-2000 project.

(Table 2, page 607) Composition of manganese nodules in cores from Leg 16, Deep Sea Drilling Project

Buried manganese nodules or encrustations were encountered at five drill sites of Leg 16. Surface nodules were also sampled at two sites. With few exceptions, nodules within any one drill hole are fairly uniform in composition and are similar in composition to samples obtained previously from the eastern equatorial Pacific. Geochemical and paleontological evidence suggests that at least one of the buried samples was in situ when found and that at least one other was not. The remaining nodules may have fallen from the sediment surface to the positions in which they were found during the drilling process.

Organic carbon and nitrogen, sediment composition, and clay mineralogy of Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 603, western Atlantic Ocean

Sediment and interstitial water samples recovered during DSDP Leg 93 at Site 603 (lower continental rise off Cape Hatteras) were analyzed for a series of geochemical facies indicators to elucidate the nature and origin of the sedimentary material. Special emphasis was given to middle Cretaceous organic-matter-rich turbidite sequences of Aptian to Turanian age. Organic carbon content ranges from nil in pelagic claystone samples to 4.2% (total rock) in middle Cretaceous carbonaceous mudstones of turbiditic origin. The organic matter is of marine algal origin with significant contributions of terrigenous matter via turbidites. Maturation indices (vitrinite reflectance) reveal that the terrestrial humic material is reworked. Maturity of autochthonous material (i.e., primary vitrinite) falls in the range of 0.3 to 0.6% Carbohydrate, hydrocarbon, and microscopic investigations reveal moderate to high microbial degradation. Unlike deep-basin black shales of the South and North Atlantic, organic-carbon-rich members of the Hatteras Formation lack trace metal enrichment. Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in interstitial water samples ranges from 34.4 ppm in a sandstone sample to 126.2 ppm in an organic-matter-rich carbonaceous claystone sample. One to two percent of DOC is carbohydratecarbon.

The perception of the African-American community through the eyes of the Hispanic media in the U.S.: a critical discourse analysis of the reporting of the death of Michael Brown

In this paper, 36 English and 38 Spanish news articles were selected from English and Spanish newspapers and magazines published in the U.S.A. from August 2014 to November 2014. All articles discuss the death of Michael Brown, the ensuing protests and police investigations. A discourse analysis shows that there are few differences between reporting by the mainstream and the Hispanic media. Like the mainstream media, the Hispanic media adopts a neutral point of view with regard to the African-American minority. However, it presents a negative opinion with regard to the police. It appears that the Hispanic media does not explicitly side with the African-American community, but rather agrees more with the mainstream media’s opinion and is substantially influenced by it.