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Coat Wolves' fur is many different colors. Even a wolf that generally appears gray really has a coat of many colors. White, black, gray, and brown hairs are intermingled, with darker fur usually predominating along the center of the back and tail. The wolf's underside, ®legs¯, ®ears¯, and muzzle are often tawny. Very old wolves tend to be grayer than younger ones. The wolf has a double coat of fur and actually has three capes. Long guard hairs on top, which can be as long as four inches, work like an umbrella to help shed moisture like a raincoat. Their underfur keeps the wolf warm in the cold months and the wolf sheds the undercoat in the summer. This is particularly useful in locations such as the Mexican desert where the wolf can withstand temperatures from -60 degrees to 115 degrees. That's a difference of 175 degrees! The colors of a wolf's fur can make it hard to see in its natural habitat. The colors of the fur may blend in with background colors in the habita

              CUFON - UFO INFORMATION SERVICE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON                   Freedom of Information Act Document Files ________________________________________________________________________________                               COMPLAINT FORM                             ADMINISTRATIVE DATA TITLE                                        DATE                     TIME                                            ------------               ------ KIRTLAND AFB, NM, 8 Aug - 3 sep 80         2 - 9 sept 80               1200 Alleged Sighting of Unidentified Aerial Lights in Restricted Test Range.      PLACE                                            -------------------------------------                                            AFOSI Det 1700, Kirtland AFB, NM                                            NOW RECEIVED                                            Yes  in person                                            SOURCE OF EVALUATIOM                                    

EPHESIANS 1:1 Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, to the saints which are at Ephesus, and to the faithful in Christ Jesus: EPHESIANS 1:2 Grace {be} to you, and peace, from God our Father, and {from} the Lord Jesus Christ. EPHESIANS 1:3 Blessed {be} the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly {places} in Christ: EPHESIANS 1:4 According as he hath chosen us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love: EPHESIANS 1:5 Having predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to himself, according to the good pleasure of his will, EPHESIANS 1:6 To the praise of the glory of his grace, wherein he hath made us accepted in the beloved. EPHESIANS 1:7 In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace; EPHESIANS 1:8 Wherein he hath abounded toward us in all wisdom and pruden

Man Eater? Contrary to popular belief, ®wolves¯ are not dangerous to ®people¯. The Superior National Forest of Minnesota has always been home for two hundred to four hundred ®wolves¯. Some nineteen million visitor-days have been logged in there, yet not a single soul has been a victim of ®wolf¯ predation. There are several cases of wolves in other areas of North America possibly attacking people. One involved a scientist trying to break up a fight between a wolf and his sled ®dogs¯; the man ended up with a torn arm when he tried to grab the wolf by the back of the neck. In Minnesota, a wolf apparently mistook a deer-scent-soaked hunter for a deer and knocked him over. When the wolf realized its mistake, it fled. There have been a few similar events. If a single ®wolf¯, or a pack, wanted to kill someone, it could probably do so without trouble. When killing ®prey¯, wolves are swift and silent. Wolves, though, are so afraid of ®man¯ that in one incident they wouldn't even cross ov

ABDUCT2.UFO  6/1/88  Phil Imbrogno  [width 72 lines, nominal 3 pages]     [Editors note: This abduction describes the use of an instrument to find what is presumably an implant. Its use right on the subjects head, suggests they might need to be that close to detect it. The aliens say they come from a place that is ugly compared to Earth, and that they would like to live here but can't. They say they will see the abductee again. They also reveal that they know that our government will attempt to keep the UFOs secret. A UFO hotline number 1(914)739-6830is given, which is still in operation as of 9/4/88, with an answering machine to receive reports; and also a PO Box number for Phil Imbrogno.]     The second case I would like to cover took place on July 19th 1984 during the peak of activity in the Hudson Valley. the sighting involved a Close Encounter, Missing time and abduction. If this was a real expereince then the implications are fantastic.  In all the cases that I

TITLE: UFO ABDUCTIONS: BEYOND MATTER? AUTHOR: Don Sudduth c/o META-4, Inc. 1401 W. 76th St, Suite 100 Minneapolis, MN 55423 DATE: November 26, 1989 There is a certain sense of stability in the physical world that most of us take for granted.  However, in the current realm of UFO abduction literature, the term "physical world" may need some redefinition.  UFO abductees have found their world stretched and distorted in a way that defies modern science.  Testimony from abductees now includes levitation, paralysis, telepathy, and startling visions.  To ignore these reports is to ignore the vast amount of evidence that seems to be mounting.  To accept these reports blindly, however, is to accept data whose source is testimony from hypnosis, vague memories, and spontaneous recall. Are abductees really levitating out of their beds at night, floating up to a hovering UFO, and being subjected to physical examinations? Perhaps this question can be answ

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                         Billing Code 3510-18         DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE         Office of the Secretary         15 CFR Part 19         Docket #   90913-0259                    RIN. 0692-AA07         Metric Conversion Policy for Federal Agencies         AGENCY:    Office of the Secretary, Under Secretary for Technology,                    U.S. Department of Commerce         ACTION:    Final rule         SUMMARY:  15 CFR Part 19 Subpart B sets out Federal Government policy                   on the voluntary use of the metric system of measurement by                   agencies, industry and the public.  In conformance with the                   Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988 (Pub. L. 100-                   418, Sec 5164), we are revising that Subpart to remove the                   voluntary aspect of metric transition for Federal agencies.                    The amended Subpart B provides policy direction to assist                   Federa

                  Intel Introduces $699 V.32bis Modem                                    Hillsboro, Ore., Oct. 7, 1991 - Setting a new price/performance standard in the high-speed modem market, Intel Corp. today introduced the Intel 14.4EX, which supports data transfer rates of 14,400bps (bits per second).         Priced at $699 (U.S.), the Intel 14.4EX modem conforms to the new V.32bis international standard, offering 50 percent more performance than 9600bps modems.  The Intel 14.4EX modem also includes free CROSSTALK communications software and installation diagnostic software.      Intel's 14.4EX is an external, full-duplex modem that features full compatibility with international modem standards, including CCITT (International Consultative Committee on Telephone and Telegraph) V.32 modulation and V.42 error control.  Intel's 14.4EX also uses CCITT V.42bis data compression to compress data as much as fourfold, providing maximum throughput of 57,600bps.

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