Missoulian: Lew
warns of 'irrevocable damage' from default
Get the sources behind the stories with recently published government information. Sponsored by the Mansfield Library at the University of Montana.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
epizootic hemorrhagic disease
Missoulian: Tests
show EHD to blame in nearly 400 whitetail deaths
Tests Show EHD to Blame for White-tailed Deer Deaths in West Missoula Valley
Tests Show EHD to Blame for White-tailed Deer Deaths in West Missoula Valley
Montana
Fish, Wildlife and Parks reports that lab results received Monday show that
white-tailed deer deaths, first reported in the Missoula Valley in
mid-September, can be attributed to epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD).
Nearly 400
dead deer have been reported since the September outbreak began, and FWP sent
in samples from several dozen deer for testing.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Government shut down- What is congress doing?/ Accessing information
Government shut down- What is congress doing?
Senate Floor
Webcast
Senate
Calendar
Accessing information during the government shut down
Florida State University Strozier Library has a great library guide with information about the websites affected and some work-arounds
Accessing information during the government shut down
Florida State University Strozier Library has a great library guide with information about the websites affected and some work-arounds
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Gov. Shut Down/ Health Care
Missoulian: Americans
anxious, irritated as gov't shuts down
“Find an overview of some of the government services and
operations that will be impacted until Congress passes a budget to fund them again. For
detailed information about specific activities at Federal agencies, please see federal government contingency plans.”
operations that will be impacted until Congress passes a budget to fund them again. For
detailed information about specific activities at Federal agencies, please see federal government contingency plans.”
Missoulian: Glacier
National Park 'closed and secured'
Missoulian: Montana
health insurance exchange launches
Monday, September 30, 2013
Grey Wolf/ Voter Law/ Obamacare/ NASA 3d Printer
Missoulian: Feds
defend plan to drop gray wolf protection
Missoulian: Justice
Dept sues North Carolina over voter law
“The North Carolina law includes troubling new restrictions,
such as provisions that will significantly reduce early voting days; eliminate
same-day registration during early voting; impose a restrictive photo
identification requirement for in-person voting; and prohibit the counting of
otherwise legitimate provisional ballots that are mistakenly cast in the right
county, but in the wrong precinct. The Justice Department expects to show
that the clear and intended effects of these changes would contract the
electorate and result in unequal access to participation in the political
process on account of race.”
Missoulian: Under fire, 'Obamacare'
going live with glitches
www.healthcare.gov
Missoulian: NASA
preparing to launch 3-D printer into space
Another
American High Frontier First: 3-D Manufacturing in Space
“In addition to manufacturing spacecraft designs in orbit, 3-D printers also could work with robotic systems to create tools and habitats needed for human missions to Mars and other planetary destinations. Housing and laboratories could be fabricated by robots using printed building blocks that take advantage of in-situ resources, such as soil or minerals. Astronauts on long-duration space missions also could print and recycle tools as they are needed, saving mass, volume and resources.”
“In addition to manufacturing spacecraft designs in orbit, 3-D printers also could work with robotic systems to create tools and habitats needed for human missions to Mars and other planetary destinations. Housing and laboratories could be fabricated by robots using printed building blocks that take advantage of in-situ resources, such as soil or minerals. Astronauts on long-duration space missions also could print and recycle tools as they are needed, saving mass, volume and resources.”
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