The Potomac River, around Washington, has been setting daily records for low water flow.
The daily records of names, entries, and departures signalled the end of that.
The daily records from the journals are entered in the ledgers.
Yields on three-month Treasury bills fell to their lowest level since daily records began in 1954.
Its regulations require each authorized agency to maintain daily records of the numbers and types of restraints used, she said.
In the so-called Diaries – not daily records, but examinations of recalled experience – he sets down a startling series of vignettes from early childhood.
According to documents released by Snowden, now years out of date as technological advancements have developed, the NSA vacuums 5bn daily records just of cellphone locations.
Though sincerely religious, he showed in daily records how commercial life in New England replaced rigid Puritanism with more worldly attitudes.
Monastic customaries, or daily records, often include comments like, " 'Oh, we had such a hard time with the kids today -- they were running all over the classroom,' " she said.
The following day, however, a Foreign Office official was photographed in Whitehall carrying a batch of emails that showed that Scotland Yard detectives had taken possession of "monthly log showing flight details" and "daily records [obscured] month of alleged rendition".
Last July the Foreign Office minister Mark Simmonds told Andrew Tyrie, the Tory MP who has been investigating the UK's involvement in the rendition programme for almost a decade, that daily records were "incomplete" due to water damage.
