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Government Resources
Introduction to Government Documents
On this page:
- History of GPO/FDLP
- Future of GPO, FDLP and Depository Libraries
- What Exactly Is a Government Document?
- Indiana State Library as a Regional Library
- University Library as a Depository Library
UL's Collection Development Guidelines
Do Government Documents at UL Circulate?
Locating Government Documents Collections in UL
Explanation of SuDoc Numbers - The Selection Process
Technical Processing
Withdrawing Government Documents
Major Tools for Government Documents Librarians - Providing Government Documents Reference Service
History of GPO/FDLP
(from the GPO Fact Sheet)
The Government Printing Office is part of the legislative branch of the federal government. The Public Printer, who serves as GPO's chief officer, is nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. GPO operates under the authority of the public printing and documents chapters of Title 44 of the U.S. Code. Created primarily to satisfy the printing needs of Congress, GPO today is the focal point for printing, binding, and information dissemination for the entire federal community. In addition to Congress, approximately 130 federal departments and agencies rely on GPO's services. Congressional documents, census forms, federal regulations and reports, IRS tax forms, and U.S. passports–all are produced by or through GPO.
At one time GPO's mission was accomplished through the production and procurement of conventional ink-on-paper printing. Today, after more than a generation's experience with electronic printing systems, GPO is at the forefront in providing government information in a wide range of formats, including printing, microfiche, CD-ROM, and online technology through GPO Access. Today, GPO Access links the public to more than 200,000 individual titles on GPO's servers and on other federal web sites. Monthly document retrievals average more than 26 million.
Through the Superintendent of Documents' programs, GPO disseminates the largest volume of U.S. government publications and information in the world. For those who want to purchase government publications, GPO's documents carry an average price of about $16, although many are low-cost consumer publications. Approximately 9,000 titles are available for sale at any given time. These are sold principally by mail order and through 24 bookstores located in the Washington, DC area and around the country. Publications are also sold through the Consumer Information Center in Pueblo, CO. More than 2,500 sales orders are processed every day.
Government information in both traditional and electronic formats is also made available through the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) to more than 1,300 federal depository libraries for the free use of the public. These depository libraries, in turn, provide local, no-fee access to government information in an impartial environment with professional assistance. These libraries are designated by members of Congress or by law as official depositories. In FY 2000, GPO distributed 12.2 million copies of approximately 29,000 tangible products in print, microform, and CD-ROM formats to depository libraries. Virtually every depository library also has access to the vast range of information made available online via GPO Access.
[back]The future of GPO, FDLP and depository libraries
- In response to recent budget decreases and to a Congressional mandate to increase electronic distribution of government information, the Superintendent of Documents issued a new Dissemination/Distribution Policy for the Federal Depository Library Program, effective January 2, 2001.
- FDLP has compiled a list of 42 Essential Titles for Public Use in Paper Format which "contain critical information about the activities of the U.S. Government or are important reference publications for libraries and the public." FDLP has committed to continue making these titles available in paper format.
- As the amount of electronic government information increases and the number of tangible documents decreases, depository libraries will notice both budgetary and operational impacts on the library:
- libraries wanting paper copies of certain titles may find themselves having to purchase items that were previously free
- there will likely be a drastic decrease in the amount of shelving space needed for documents collections
- the amount of library staff time devoted to processing, shelving and maintaining paper collections will decrease, which will free up staff time to work on other projects.
- Chief among those "other projects" for depository library staff must be the active pursuit of training and continuing education in government resources. In the past, we have been able to rely heavily on the FDLP to alert us to new titles, changes in governmental bodies, missing or dead web links, and a host of other details. As the scope and mission of the FDLP changes, depository library staff must be willing - and able - to take a stronger lead in ensuring the continued accessibility of government information to all citizens.
What exactly is a government document?
For the purposes of depository libraries, "government documents" are publications produced by or for a federal governmental body and distributed through the FDLP. In the not-too-distant past, all of the documents in the FDLP were "tangible" items…that is, they were issued in a format such as print, microfiche, floppy disk, or cd-rom that could be held in the hands. As technology has expanded, so has the wealth of government information that is available via the Internet. GPO and the FDLP have been in the forefront of electronic dissemination of government information.
One important point that has remained constant is that not all the information produced by the federal government is available to depository libraries. Title 44 of the U.S. Code specifies that "Government publications, except those determined by their issuing components to be required for official use only or for strictly administrative or operational purposes which have no public interest or educational value and publications classified for reasons of national security, shall be made available to depository libraries through the facilities of the Superintendent of Documents for public information."
However, there are hundreds (if not thousands) of publications produced by government offices/agencies that are not included in the FDLP. These so-called "fugitive documents" include items that are neither printed through GPO nor furnished by the issuing agencies to the FDLP as required by law.
According to the FDLP (Administrative Notes, 6/15/1997), there are four major factors which have contributed to the increase in fugitive documents:
- Electronic information dissemination via agency Web sites without notification to the FDLP;
- The decreasing compliance with statutory requirements for agencies to print through GPO or to provide copies of publications not printed through GPO to the FDLP;
- The increasing trend for agencies to establish exclusive arrangements with private sector entities that place copyright or copyright-like restrictions on the products involved in such agreements; and
- Increasing use by agencies of language in 44 U.S.C. Sec. 1903 that permits publications to be excluded if they are "so-called cooperative publications which must necessarily be sold in order to be self-sustaining."
Another issue to keep in mind is the large body of government information that – while not made available to depository libraries as part of the FDLP – is directly available to citizens through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). To obtain these materials, citizens must contact the issuing agency directly.
[back]Indiana State Library as a regional depository
The Indiana State Library (located at 140 North Senate Avenue in downtown Indianapolis) is the regional depository library for the state of Indiana. As a regional depository, ISL receives 100% of the items distributed through the FDLP. Doug Conrads, as the State Documents Librarian, has the authority and responsibility for the following (as detailed in the Federal Depository Library Handbook):
- coordinating in this region the retention of at least one copy of all government publications distributed in tangible format through the Federal Depository Library Program;
- working with selective depositories in the region, with the Superintendent of Documents, and with depository libraries from other regions to assure that all depositories in the region have free access--either directly, through a telecommunications network, or through interlibrary loan--to all depository materials distributed or made remotely accessible in electronic formats;
- coordinating the lending of depository materials among depository libraries within the region;
- granting permission to selective depositories in the region to dispose of depository materials they have held for the five year statutory minimum, and establishing written procedures and guidelines for the transfer of these materials to other depository libraries in the region;
- providing reference service to selective depository libraries in the region;
- advising and assisting selective depositories in the region in the interpretation of "Guidelines for the Federal Depository Library Program" and in preparation for GPO inspections;
- working with selective depositories in the region to promote the effectiveness of depository libraries and to publicize depository libraries to the community.
University Library as a depository
University Library became a depository for the 10th Indiana Congressional district on December 19, 1979 after the designation was requested by Congressman Andy Jacobs. We were assigned depository number 0183B. Since we do not receive 100% of items distributed through the FDLP, we are known as a "selective depository".
[back]Collection development guidelines
While University Library does not yet have a written collection development policy, there are some generally-accepted guidelines we try to follow. Some of these are:
- The material we select is predominantly that which will complement the University curriculum. However, because the FDLP is intended to benefit all who have access to the documents collections - including those people not affiliated with the University - we also receive some material that falls outside of a strictly-interpreted curriculum. Some of the subject areas that are well represented in our collection are: census and demographics, criminal justice, education, geography and geology, health, labor, and legislation.
- Because the IUPUI campus has separate law and medical libraries (both of which are also selective depositories), UL largely relies on those institutions to acquire and maintain documents which fall in those subject areas.
- Instead of trying to create and maintain a historical record of government information, we periodically weed sections of the collection and withdraw items that are no longer relevant or useful.
- Several serial titles that are received through the FDLP are now cataloged into the LC collection. This means that the newer issues will be shelved with current periodicals, and the back issues are bound and shelved in the general stacks. We believe this practice will serve to make the titles more accessible to our customers.
- Electronic is better than paper.
- If we have to pay to get a better product, then we pay.
- Documents are to be treated like other library collections.
Do government documents circulate?
Because GPO guidelines mandate that depository libraries make their documents collections accessible to everyone, some people mistakenly believe this means libraries are required to circulate all items received through the FDLP. Conversely, some people think it means that no documents circulate. To clarify, guidelines state only that documents must be made available for use, not that they must circulate. At UL, most of our documents do circulate. There are some, mainly serial titles and those which are shelved in the ready reference collection, which do not circulate.
[back]Location of government documents
The government documents collections are located in the Reference area on the second floor of the library. Most print volumes will be found in the compact shelving area, near current periodicals. There are also separate collections of government microfiche, microfilm, media, and ready reference items.
As with other library materials, our holdings and call numbers for government documents can be found by using the library's online catalog IUCAT.
[back]The SuDocs (Superintendent of Documents) call number system is a provenance arrangement—publications are organized based on the issuing agency. So, A call numbers are for the Department of Agriculture, C is Commerce, D is Defense, and so on. There are, of course, exceptions to the straightforward letters: X and Y are used for various Congressional publications.
Following is a VERY basic break-down of a SuDoc number:
- First letter indicates issuing department (Department of Agriculture)
- First whole number before the dot indicates a subordinate office within that department (Forest Service)
- First whole number after the dot indicates a category of publication, series, or serial title (annual report)
- Numbers or letters and numbers after the colon represent individual publications, years, issues or editions
One of the most confusing aspects of SuDoc numbers for those new to them is that the number does not read as a decimal, the way LC numbers do. Instead, the numbers before and after the dot are whole numbers. So, while PN 1992.18: would come before PN 1992.3: in LC order, it comes after PN 1992.3 in SuDoc order.
[back]All of the materials that are available to depository libraries are assigned an item number by GPO. Some titles have their own unique item number; for example, the National Drug Code Directory is assigned item number 0475-N. The NDCD is the only title that falls under this item number.
Other item numbers, though, are host to hundreds of distinct titles. The most common occurrence of this is a very broad category of "General Publications" that are issued by a specific office or agency. For example, item number 0612 is the number assigned to the general publications of the Interior Department. If a depository library includes a certain item number in its selection profile, the library must receive ALL titles assigned to that item number.
In June of each year, all depository libraries have the opportunity to add new item numbers to our selection profiles (that is, to the list of item numbers we are supposed to receive). While Joseph Harmon, as the documents librarian, has final authority over whether an item number will or will not be added, we do solicit input from the various Subject Librarians.
If we decide to stop receiving a particular item number, we do not have to wait until June to remove it from our selection profile. "Drops" can be done at any time during the year.
[back]When documents arrive at the library, they first go to the Acquisitions/Cataloging area for processing. Each box is accompanied by a shipping list. Acquisitions checks that list against the list of item numbers on our selection profile, and makes sure that we received everything we were supposed to. If we did not receive something we should have, we can submit a claim to GPO for the missing item. Acquisitions & Cataloging then stamps the items with the date, depository information, and ownership stamps; attaches SuDoc labels; and enters basic fields (title, date, call number, publishing information, and physical description) into the catalog. The items are then sent upstairs to be shelved.
[back]Withdrawing government documents
GPO guidelines state that depository libraries must retain items received through the FDLP for a minimum of five years. The regional library may grant exceptions to the five-year rule. When a library has identified material it wishes to withdraw, it must prepare a disposal list to submit to the regional library for approval. If the regional does not give permission to withdraw any/all of the titles, then the depository may NOT withdraw the items. Subsequent withdrawal requests for the same material may be granted, if circumstances have changed.
Upon granting permission to withdraw the material, the regional library may request that some of the titles be sent to them to fill in gaps in their collection. The disposal list must also be shared with other depository libraries in Indiana, to allow them the opportunity to request material we are withdrawing.
There are certain documents that can be withdrawn before the statutory five-year period and without permission from the regional library. These "superseded" documents include things such as revised editions of monographs, serials replaced by a cumulative edition, and serials that are re-issued on a frequent/regular basis.
Material that has been withdrawn from the collection will be removed from the library catalog, counted for statistics, and disposed of.
[back]Major tools for depository librarians
- Administrative Notes
- This monthly newsletter of the FDLP updates librarians about upcoming conferences, changes at the FDLP/GPO, legislative issues, etc.
- Documents Data Miner
- This database lets you search the most recent List of Classes and Inactive/Discontinued List by item number, SuDoc number, title, agency and format. It also provides an up-to-date directory of depository libraries, and allows searching the profiles of a specific library (for instance, to find out if UL selects the Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics).
- FDLP Desktop
- This is the home for tools and publications administered by the FDLP.
- GODORT Handout Exchange
- GODORT is the Government Documents Round Table of ALA. The Handout Exchange is collection of guides to government information sources written by library staff.
- Guide to U.S. Government Publications (also known simply as "Andriot")
- Publications are listed in SuDoc order, and are indexed by agency and title; useful also for tracing agencies' histories. Unfortunately, there is no web equivalent to this publication. (Shelved in ready reference, call number Z 1223.Z7 A574.)
- Item Lister
- Enter a depository library number (ours is 0183B), and get a list of item numbers we select (or don't select, or a combined list of selected/non-selected!)
- Superseded List
- Lists the materials that may be discarded before the normal 5-year statutory retention period, and gives instructions as to required retention (e.g. keep current year only, keep most recent edition).
Providing government documents reference service
Government reference service can pose several challenges. First, patrons seeking government information may not have a full understanding of what they're looking for. For instance, a patron may ask for information on "title 20", but not know what bill or legislation it is part of. This, of course, is like asking for chapter 20 out of a book and not knowing the title of the book! Other potential problems that can be encountered at the reference desk are patrons who think 1) that everything related to or produced by the government is available to the public (it's not), or 2) that everything is distributed through the FDLP (it's not). (Farrell, Maggie. Training for Documents Reference in a Merged Reference Center. DttP. 28:4, Winter 2000. p.11-16.)
Misinformed patrons aren't the only obstacles in delivering quality reference service for government information, though. Because the field is so large, diverse, and ever-changing, it's easy for reference staff to get overwhelmed when searching for a particular piece of government information. If this happens to you, don't worry…there are lots of resources that can help:
- Government information indexes (Catalog of U.S. Government Publications, GPO Access) can help locate material on a particular subject;
- Reference books can help zero in on relevant resources and explain how to use them (Morehead's Introduction to United States Government Information Sources; Notess' Government Information on the Internet; and Robinson's Tapping the Government Grapevine are among the best);
- Government-specific search engines (Google, Searchgov) help locate Internet sources.


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To All Depository Institutions and Others Concerned in the Second Federal Reserve District: In a Supervisory Letter, the Federal Reserve Board announces that the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Office of Thrift Supervision have issued guidance to assist in assessing the types of activities conducted by banking organizations that may, or may not, constitute implicit recourse provided to asset securitizations. A copy of the guidance (pdf - 145kb) is attached. Questions on this matter may be directed to your relationship specialist at this Bank.
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Faith In Action Leading up to HRC's Clergy Call for Justice and Equality
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In advance of HRC's Clergy Call for Justice and Equality, Religion Council Member and Associate Pastor at All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, CA Rev. Susan Russell organized a letter writing campaign in support of various LGBT equality legislation following this past Sunday's service. These letters will travel with her to Washington, DC where she will personally deliver them to lawmakers during her Clergy Call lobby visits. Many other clergy and congregations around the country are engaged in similar actions in preparation for the conference.
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May 11, 2011 is a day I won't soon forget. It is the day that Delaware became a state that recognizes LGBT couples under the law with the same state rights, protections and obligations as our heterosexual friends and family.
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Yesterday, Senators Harry Reid (D-NV) and Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Representative Howard Berman (D-CA) reintroduced legislation that that would make undocumented youth eligible for a path to citizenship as they complete a college degree or two years of military service (the "DREAM Act"). HRC recognizes the importance of this legislation, as well as the need for Congress to address our nation's broken immigration system.
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Earlier this week New York Rangers forward Sean Avery came out in support of marriage equality through HRC's New Yorkers for Marriage Equality campaign. In addition to the support he has received from other NHL players and agents, we learned this morning that Len Berman, Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times bestselling author, considers Avery a "role model." Berman also supports marriage equality!
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Andrew Wheating 2:52.2 Penn carryFirst leg of the DMR. I'm surprised no one's mentioned this. It was a weekend of great performances and this was one of them. After an off couple of years, relative to his 2010 and to what we thought he might be doing, maybe he'll be back in the thick of it for spots on the US team. What's 2:52.2 predict for 1500 right now? Maybe 3:38? Not bad for late April.
Re: Andrew Wheating 2:52.2 Penn carryIt should be pretty close to 45 seconds for the 300m (the marginal pace is about 60 seconds/400) -- that gives marginally under you guess, so I say you are pretty much on the money. However, in a relay you do not always get as much pacing assistance as you do in a non-championship 1500. It shows 3:37- possibilities already and 3:35 shape by early June.
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OURAY – A member of a Canadian special forces military unit, in Ouray for an ice rescue workshop, took a hard lead fall Friday afternoon and was evacuated, first out of the Ice Park by Ouray Mountain Rescue team members, then by Care Flight helicopter to Grand Junction and subsequently to Denver, according to OMR Captain Mike MacLeod.
"He was one tough dude," MacLeod said of the climber, who suffered hip and rib injuries, and was at least temporarily unconscious after he "slammed down on his right side" on a boulder above the Uncompahgre River. It was the first Ice Park rescue for OMR this season. The soldier's name remained unavailable at press time.
MacLeod said the victim and his unit had completed the five-day workshop offered by local climber and educator Mike Gibbs of Rigging for Rescue. "They were solid climbers," MacLeod said, "pretty solid individuals to say the least. They were out on the sharp end" in the lead-only area of the park just above the Upper Bridge.
"They were climbing Chris's Crash. He was leading. Unfortunately he took a fall and an ice screw he'd placed for protection popped out. He didn't deck. But he flew out and unfortunately landed on a large boulder. Basically, he did take a ground fall."
The other climbers in the group "knew enough about responding," MacLeod said, "to stabilize him right away. They called 911. I was climbing nearby, as was Mike Gibbs. It resulted in a pretty quick response."
By the time rescuers had rappelled down to the victim, MacLeod said, "he was conscious. In a lot of pain but hanging in there. We were worried about hypothermia. His friends had done everything textbook."
Also in the soldier's favor was the fact that OMR has practiced rescues from the bridge before. "We got him immobilized and into the litter and raised him up to the bridge" using the boom pole on OMR's truck and the capstan winch, MacLeod said. "We practiced that exact scenario a couple of months ago." MacLeod was the one who rode up with the litter on the slow, careful winch from 100 feet down in the gorge.
Other members of Ouray Mountain Rescue who helped with the rescue included Sam Rushing, Jeff Skoloda, Mike Bryson, Bill Dwelley, Bill Whitt, Mark Miller, Chris and Cory Jackson, Clint Estes, Tom Kavanaugh, Chris and Deb Folsom, Sean and Jenny Hart, Matt Hepp, Tricia Sullivan Blaine Eischeid, and Stephen Lance.


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Northern State University president James Smith talks about air service in Aberdeen during Thursday's state of the city presentation by Aberdeen Mayor Mike Levsen. photo by john davis taken 2/6/2013 (American News Photo by John Davis / February 8, 2013) |
Aberdeen's recent airport problems have given the city $1 million worth of bad publicity over the last seven days, Northern State University President Jim Smith said.
When Mayor Mike Levsen invited Smith to talk during the State of the City address, Smith said he's anxious to help make Aberdeen's air service better. But to be dependent on one airline with two flights a day is not adequate, Smith said.
Smith said he preferred the days when Aberdeen was served with three daily turboprop flights, rather than two jet flights a day.
City transportation director Mike Wilson said Thursday afternoon the two CRJ-200 regional jet flights a day to Aberdeen total 100 seats. When Saab 340 turboprops visited Aberdeen three times a day, the seat number was 96 seats per day. SkyWest Airlines, based in St. George, Utah, is the Delta Connection carrier serving Aberdeen.
Meanwhile, at the Aberdeen Airport Board meeting Thursday, Wilson said that perhaps 200 to 300 people were impacted by a series of flight cancellations in recent days that were the result of a de-icer breaking down at Aberdeen's airport. The de-icer truck is owned by Delta Global Services, a subsidiary of Delta Air Lines.
Airport Board members encouraged Wilson to send Delta Global Services a letter telling the airline that it needs to have a better contingency plan in case the de-icer breaks down again in the future.
The letter will also mention the impact the canceled flights had on the community and the prospect of improved communication because some people scheduled to be on the canceled flights didn't know that Delta had arranged to accommodate passengers with buses running back and forth to Minneapolis, Wilson said after the meeting.
"Well, it certainly doesn't look good for the airport," Steve Kaiser, board member, said about the canceled flights. He said the scenario could have given people the impression that Aberdeen has a "two-bit airport."
Wilson said Delta officials are aware that they need a better backup plan and will come up with a solution. He said he fielded a lot of complaints about the canceled flights, but that Delta has worked hard to accommodate the affected passengers.
Wilson said an engine in the back of the de-icing truck blew up. The engine, he said, operates the pump that dispenses de-icing fluid that's often needed during winter months because it's dangerous for jets to fly with ice on them. The engine also heats the tank containing the fluid, Wilson said. The fluid is a mixture of glycol and water.
He said Delta officials took the truck in to be repaired Monday, but were told the engine needs to be replaced. That work could be finished yet this week, he said.
FedEx also has a de-icing truck at the airport, but it also had a mechanical problem, so it couldn't be used as a backup, Wilson said.
That's why Delta had to call in a de-icing truck from Omaha, Neb., which arrived Wednesday afternoon. The truck's arrival was delayed, though, because it couldn't travel at night. Also, due to the height of the truck as it sat atop a flatbed trailer, permission had to be sought from transportation officials in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota.
Airport board members said they don't understand why it took so long for Delta to call for a backup de-icing truck — nearly 48 hours after the problem was discovered Saturday afternoon, said Rolf Johnson, board member.
"I'm sure they lost enough money that (it won't happen again)," said board chairman Mike Erickson.
Wilson said Delta also faces the prospect of losing Aberdeen flyers over the long haul because of the problem.
Erickson, though, said discretion was probably wise. There can be serious problems when ice-covered jets fly, he said.
It doesn't make sense for the airport or city to spend a couple of hundred thousand dollars to buy a backup de-icer, Wilson said. But it does make sense to have a contingency plan in which another de-icing truck could get to Aberdeen in eight to 12 hours if there's a problem, he said.
Regularly, two flights arrive in and depart from Aberdeen daily. Arrivals are at 2:38 p.m. and 10:54 p.m., with departures at 6:45 a.m. and 3:05 p.m.
The Saturday afternoon flight arrived, but could not leave because of ice buildup. It departed about 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Wilson said, after Delta workers manually removed ice from the jet. Neither of the flights from Minneapolis arrived in Aberdeen Sunday or Monday.


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The Supershape Magnum, with returns updated with Head's ERA 3.0 design philosophy, is identical in construction to the Titan and Rally, but its sidecut is the deepest, most slalom-esque of the Supershape family. It's sold flat or with a 12-DIN Head PRX binding/plate system. The Supershape series is a family of four models of deep-sidecut detuned race skis ranging in width from 66 mm to 80 mm and designed for uncompromised hard-snow carving and high speeds. It includes some of Head's most popular models, and incorporates key Head technologies, most notably the use of piezoelectronics to turn mechanical energy (the vibration of the ski at speed) into electrical energy, which is then used to stiffen fibers within the ski as needed for higher performance at higher speeds. Those special Intelligence fibers are used in the tip to progressively stiffen torsional rigidity as speeds increase, ensuring positive edge grip (though the ski remains relaxed at slower speeds, for greater forgiveness). Meanwhile, Intelligence fibers work in concert with an electronic chip in the tail to stiffen the longitudinal flex as needed for powerful turn exits and rebound across the fall line. All models are redesigned this year to incorporate Head's ERA 3.0 technology, in which Head pays special attention to making sure that rocker, sidecut and flex all work in perfect harmony. In the Supershape line, that means wider tips and narrower tails for 2013-14, plus the addition of a touch of tip rocker. All models are built for maximum hard-snow integrity, with full sidewalls for edge grip; metal reinforcement for damp solidity at speed; and classic laminate layup for integrity.
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Martel won the Man Booker Prize in 2002 for this wonderfully original novel, which recounts the remarkable life of Pi Patel. The son of a zookeeper, Pi is raised in Pondicherry, India, with a deep understanding of the natural world and a curiosity about religion that leads him from Hinduism to Christianity to Islam and beyond. When his father decides to move the family to Canada, they set off on a freighter, animals in tow. But a shipwreck leaves Pi drifting in the Pacific on a lifeboat with a zebra, a hyena and a Bengal tiger for company. Floating in the shark-filled water for 227 days, Pi somehow survives, battling starvation, the elements and his own worst fearsand befriending the tiger. Martel skillfully blends Pi's adventures of the mind and spirit with an unforgettable physical journey, making this a magical coming-of-age narrative.
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Can he become the first regular Swiss NHL forward?
SASKATOON Switzerland has quality NHL representatives in Anaheim Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller and New York Islanders star blueliner Mark Streit, but there hasnt been a star forward so far.Sure, there have been players who've made the attempt. Luca Cereda and Michel Riesen even became first-round draft picks, but they didnt succeed at the NHL level and became known as Swiss misses. Reto von Arx, Thomas Ziegler and Patrick Fischer were other players who tried their luck, but they had little impact. Fischer was the most successful Swiss forward to date, notching ten points (4+6) in 27 games with the Phoenix Coyotes in the 2006-2007 season.Three other forwards failed to crack NHL rosters and are playing in the AHL at present: Olympian Andres Ambühl (Hartford), plus Juraj Simek (Norfolk) and Daniel Steiner (Rochester).Nobody really knows if they will get a shot, but the most promising Swiss NHL prospect is just 17 years old, and is currently playing in the 2010 World U20 Championship. The guy were talking about is Nino Niederreiter, who led the Swiss in scoring with six points (3+3) in four preliminary-round games.The Chur native played junior hockey in Switzerland for EHC Chur and HC Davos, and even played three playoff games with the pro team when Davos won the Swiss league last spring. However, he decided to continue his career in North America when the Portland Winterhawks, a U.S. based team in the Western Hockey League, picked him second overall in the Canadian Hockey League Import Draft.With 41 points (23+18) in 37 games, Niederreiter was the highest-scoring WHL rookie prior to the World Juniors. According to what NHL scouts are saying, he could become the fourth Swiss after Riesen, Cereda and injured World Junior teammate Luca Sbisa to be drafted in the first round. IIHF.com sat down for a Q&A with the youngest player on the Swiss roster.The day after this interview, Nieddereiter scored the tying goal and 3-2 winner in OT versus Russia in the quarterfinals.Switzerland qualified for the quarterfinal as a team promoted from Division I. Were you surprised?We were the underdogs in the deciding game against Slovakia, and most people in the arena might have thought that we would lose to the Slovaks. But we gave our best, played physical, and managed to defeat them.The game was close, and the score was up in the air for a while. What enabled Switzerland to win?We didnt lose patience, even not when Slovakia took the lead. I think that was the reason. We knew that they had a strong team with some excellent players like Richard Panik and Tomas Tatar, but we didnt give up. We're having a good time together. We have fun. Thats why we are strong as a team.And it really looks like the team is having a good time here.Yes, we have a great atmosphere within the team and its great to be around the guys.What do you do when you dont have a game or practice in Saskatoon?We dont do many special things, apart from going out for dinner maybe.Youre one of the best rookies in the WHL. Did you expect that when you went over?No, I didnt expect it because I didnt know how strong the league would be. But of course, Im amazed how well it has gone for me. However, the season is long.What makes you so strong in the WHL?I have good teammates, a good team, and good coaches in Mike Johnston and Travis Green. Theyre all helping me to play at the level I currently do.Youre playing for a U.S. team in the WHL. Does it make travelling worse for you? It must be quite a difference compared to Switzerland.I think we're not allowed to fly apart from the playoffs, when, for example, a 26-hour bus ride to Brandon wouldnt fit into the schedule. So we have bus rides, and at the border its not a huge problem for a sports team.What do you do during those bus rides?Were lucky that we have internet access on the bus. So most of the players are online as long as their batteries permit. Some play video games, and others watch movies, read something, or sleep.What were your highlights this season apart from the World Juniors?It was for sure a highlight to play in the NHL arenas in Calgary and Edmonton. These were great experiences.Do you think you'll be playing there in two years when the World U20 Championship is hosted in those two venues? Or will you be playing in the NHL by then?I really dont know. Both sound good, but first Switzerland must play a good tournament next year in Buffalo. Meanwhile, I have to take everything step by step. Of course, I would love to play in the NHL, but you never know what'll happen in the next few years. It depends partly on the situation of the team that drafts you. Or you could suffer an injury.The scouts seem to be pretty impressed by you. Do you notice that as a player?I heard about it, and Ive been asked questions about how I like it in Canadian junior hockey. But you never really know where you stand, and I think you shouldnt be distracted too much from playing your game.In Switzerland you mostly played junior hockey. How would you compare the Swiss junior league with Canadian junior hockey?In Canada, you have to look at every little detail which could decide a game. On the smaller ice rinks, you have less time, you must stick more to the system, and you must keep it simple. The ice size and the speed here were the biggest challenges for me in the beginning.When fans see you on the ice, it looks like youre enjoying what youre doing.Sure. I love hockey. And I gave up a lot for hockey. I left Switzerland, and I gave up my heating engineer apprenticeship. I'm doing everything I can to become a good hockey player.Do you think you can become the first regular Swiss NHL forward?The will is here and for sure its my goal, but it also depends on the team, if they need you in the right moment. I cant do more than to try my best.The famous Davos coach Arno Del Curto was surprised that you didnt want to develop in the Swiss pro league, but rather in Canadian junior hockey. What was behind your decision?I simply wanted to prove myself against the best players of my own age. That was the main reason. A second reason was that the NHL is in North America, where youre better noticed by NHL organizations as a young player, compared to Switzerland.Are you already thinking about the 2010 NHL Entry Draft?Sometimes Im thinking about it, but you shouldnt think too much about it because theres nothing you can influence apart from playing well.But you probably hope you'll be a first-rounder and crack an NHL roster.That would be great. Lets see how it goes.How would you describe to a Swiss junior the life as a junior in the WHL?Theres hockey seven days a week. Otherwise, you have a lot of free time, although in our club, were also going to school. Im living with a host family with my teammate Troy Rutkowski. Sometimes we go to the cinema. I havent had many free days since the season began.What can this year's Swiss team achieve in Saskatoon?I think anything is possible. Lets see what happens in the quarterfinals against Russia. Compared to the last game, we can play without pressure. All the pressure is on Russia. We must play our game, play with patience, and see how it turns out.Do you really see a chance to reach the semis in the game against Russia?Its possible. It would be wrong not to think like that. Of course theyre a very strong opponent, but maybe we can surprise them.What do you know about the Russians?We were informed at the meeting. The goalie, Bobkov, seems to be having a strong year, and they have great key players like Filatov and Petrov.Knowing that Bobkov has played a strong tournament, does a forward like you analyze him carefully?No, not so much. Its more important to create many scoring chances against him.How difficult will it be for the team after your two most experienced players, Roman Josi and Luca Sbisa, were injured?Of course its tough to lose our two most important team leaders. But we still managed to beat Slovakia without them, which gave us much self-confidence.MARTIN MERK


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When the Campus Initiative to Reduce Crime Against Women was formed at East Central University in 2004, a figurative light was shining on campus.
CIRCAW, a program funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, is designed to reduce the incidence of interpersonal violence, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.
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Three members from the Oklahoma Baptist University Music Faculty will perform a concert on Friday, Oct. 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ataloa Theatre of the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts on the East Central University campus.
Dr. Randolph Johnson (trombone), Dr. Carlos Feller (flute) and Mary Chung (piano) are scheduled to perform the free concert.
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Making strides, in hopes of diminishing violence against women, has been a supreme collaboration by several entities from within the East Central University community, across the state of Oklahoma, and throughout the nation.
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The family of the late Dr. Maria Yolanda Forero-Villegas has donated her vast book and periodical collection to East Central University's Linscheid Library.
The assistant professor of English and languages, who came to ECU in 2011, died last spring. She taught all levels of Spanish at ECU as well as introductory French.
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Transfer students to East Central University can enroll for the upcoming spring 2013 semester on Wednesday, Nov. 7. Students can check in at 12:30 p.m. as a brief orientation to ECU will take place. The students will also listen to guest speakers, be able to get their student identifications, meet with advisors from their department, enroll and take campus tours.
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East Central University cheerleader Alicia Shakelford (center) is recognized during homecoming festivities with the James and Glenna Cranford $2,000 Scholarship Award. The award, which is given annually at homecoming to a member of the ECU cheerleading squad, was established by James Cranford in memory of his wife Glenna, a former ECU cheerleader. James passed away this past summer and the award was renamed in honor of both James and Glenna. Presenting the award was James and Glenna's son, Mike Cranford (second from right).


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Beckelman, Laurie. "Images of Earth,"
The Boston Globe Magazine,
November 30, 1980.
Floria, Barbara. "A Different Kind of Landslide,"
MD Magazine,
June, 1983.
Gropman, Donald. "Eye in the Sky,"
Berkshire Magazine,
Spring, 1988.
LeGoff, Herv�. "Alex MacLean: Americaland � Le Survol de l�Architecte,"
Le Photographe,
March, 1993.
Padjen, Elizabeth. "Alex MacLean: The Landscape of Play,"
Architecture Boston,
March/April, 1993.
"Plane Geometry,"
The New York Times Magazine,
July 4, 1993.
"Aerial Photographs Reveal Beauty, Degradation and Sadness in America,"
The Northern Forest Forum,
Winter, 1993.
"Flight Patterns,"
Progressive Architecture,
March, 1994.
Gordon, Donna. "Sky King,"
The Boston Globe Magazine,
July 24, 1994.
Bell, Judith. "Aerial Metaphors - Beyond Landscapes,"
The Rangefinder,
April, 1995.
"The View From Above: Photographs by Alex MacLean,"
Art New England,
April/May, 1995.
"Perspective of a Winged Eye,"
Architecture California,
May, 1995.
"Earthly Inscriptions,"
Architectural Record,
December, 1999.
Atkin, Ross. "Sprawled Out,"
The Christian Science Monitor,
January 10, 2001.
"Ciel ! L�Amerique,"
Beaux Arts,
March, 2003.
GEO Magazin,
March, 2003.
"Le Survol de L'Architecte,"
Le Photo Graphe,
March, 2003.
"Shape of the Union,"
Telegraph Magazine,
April, 2003.
"America From the Air,"
May, 2003.
"Land Art,"
Ventiquattro Il Magazine,
June, 2003.
Muy Interestante,
July, 2003.
"L�Amerique vue du ciel,"
Science & Vie Junior,
July, 2003.
"Toward the Horizon: Alex S. MacLean's Photographs,"
Review Magazine,
vol. 5, no. 6, September, 2003.
"Geometria Espacial,"
Super Interesante,
August, 2004.
"Shared Wisdom, An Unflinching Eye,"
Landscape Architecture,
September, 2004.
Russell, James and Alex MacLean (aerial photography). "Las Vegas Gambles on Growth,"
Architectural Record,
May, 2005.
Temin, Christine. "View from the top,"
Boston Globe,
July 17, 2005.
"Die Architektur des Vergn�gens,"
September, 2006.
Sawalich, William. "High Art. Aerial Photographer Alex MacLean�s Keen Eye for Geometry Examines America at Play,"
PCPhoto Magazine,
March/April, 2007.
Marsh, Alton K. "Making a living shooting from the air,"
May, 2007.
Lambert, Olympia. "
Market Forces: Consuming Territories
May 22, 2008.
McAlley, John. "
The Big Pictures: Best Gift Books 2008
November 24, 2008.
Gleason, Paul. "
Up in the Air: Pictures of a changing planet
Harvard Magazine,
January-February, 2009.
"How I Shot This,"
Popolar Photography,
August, 2009.
Dunlap, David W. "
Hovering Above the Skyline, Armed With a Camera
The New York Times,
May 2, 2012.
Open-Air Status Symbols
The Wall Street Journal,
May 14, 2012.
Jones, Alice. "
On top of the world: Aerial photographer Alex MacLean uncovers the secrets of New York's skyline
The Independent,
April 14, 2012.
Do Look Down
New York magazine,
April 29, 2012.
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