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Madam President, I applaud the leadership for taking up S. Con. Res. 110, a resolution expressing the sense of Congress in support of the ongoing work of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, OSCE, in combating anti-Semitism, racism, xenophobia, discrimination, intolerance, and related violence.
The Helsinki Commission, which I co-chair, has been on the forefront of efforts to combat anti-Semitism throughout the 55 participating States that comprise the OSCE. Commission initiatives have been aimed at urging all OSCE countries to take real action, to ensure that the issue of anti-Semitism is not swept under the rug or disguised in misleading euphemisms like "hooliganism." The latent, yet persistent, problem of anti-Semitism is one that cannot be ignored, but rather must be met head on, with the full force and weight of elected leaders and Government officials publicly denouncing acts of anti-Semitism and related violence.
For this reason, I am pleased the U.S. Senate today will be on record in our fight against anti-Semitism and speak to this pernicious problem. I want to highlight one portion of the resolution that calls for the Bulgarian Chairman-in-Office and the incoming Slovenian CiO to "consider appointing" an individual to the post of a "personal envoy." This high profile position would help ensure "sustained attention with respect to fulfilling OSCE commitments on the reporting of anti-Semitic crimes." The need for this position was made clear in a recent report by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights.
At the end of June the OSCE'S Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Right's ODIHR reported that only 20 of 55 participating States had responded to the four requests for submissions issued by ODIHR between January 28 and May 28. Canada and Slovakia have since made submissions. Each participating State has been asked to forward to ODIHR information concerning legislation and statistics about anti-Semitic crimes and hate crimes, as agreed to under the Maastricht Ministerial Council Decision and the Permanent Council Decision highlighted in the Berlin Declaration.
Mr. President I ask unanimous consent that a summary of the responses from participating States, dated June 21, 2004 be printed in the RECORD following this statement.
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.
(See exhibit 1.)
Mr. CAMPBELL. As actions speak louder than words, the poor compliance indicates a lack the political will by some to make fighting anti-Semitism and intolerance a high priority. Therefore, a personal envoy could work to encourage participating States to honor their commitments and to forward the information to ODIHR for compilation, raising these concerns at the highest level. I consequently urge Bulgaria and Slovenia, along with all other participating States, to support efforts to create a personal envoy of the OSCE Chairman in Office on anti-Semitism. I note that the current OSCE Chair, Foreign Minister Solomon Passy is in Washington this week for consultations and I urge him to appoint such a representative before the end of Bulgaria's chairmanship.
As Secretary of State Powell stated at the Berlin Conference, "We must send the clear message far and wide that anti-Semitism is always wrong and it is always dangerous. We must send the clear message that anti-Semitic hate crimes are exactly that: crimes, and that these crimes will be aggressively prosecuted." Senate passage of S. Con. Res. 110 will bolster the ongoing work of the OSCE in confronting and combating anti-Semitism.
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[As of 21st June 2004]
S.Con.Res. 110
Expressing the sense of Congress in support of the ongoing work of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in combating anti-Semitism, racism, xenophobia, discrimination, intolerance, and related violence.
Whereas anti-Semitism is a unique evil and an affront to human rights that must be unequivocally condemned, and a phenomenon that, when left unchecked, has led to violence against members of the Jewish community and Jewish institutions;
Whereas racism, xenophobia, and discrimination are also pernicious ills that erode the dignity of the individual and undermine the achievement and preservation of stable democratic societies;
Whereas to be effective in combating these phenomena, governments must respond to related violence while seeking to address the underlying sources of anti-Semitism, racism, xenophobia, discrimination, intolerance, and related violence through public denouncements by elected leaders, vigorous law enforcement, and education;
Whereas all Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) participating states must confront acts of anti-Semitism and intolerance, and must deal effectively with acts of violence against Jews and Jewish cultural sites, as well as against ethnic and religious minority groups, in keeping with their OSCE commitments;
Whereas education is critical in overcoming intolerance and it is essential that those responsible for formulating education policy recognize the importance of teaching about the Holocaust and intolerance as a tool to fight anti-Semitism, racism, xenophobia, and discrimination among young people;
Whereas ensuring proper training of law enforcement officers and military forces is vital in keeping alive the memory of the Holocaust and to the importance of understanding and responding to incidents of anti-Semitism and intolerance;
Whereas OSCE participating states have repeatedly committed to condemn anti-Semitism and intolerance, foremost in the historic 1990 Copenhagen Concluding Document that, for the first time, declared "participating [s]tates clearly and unequivocally condemn totalitarianism, racial and ethnic hatred, anti-Semitism, xenophobia and discrimination against anyone," and stated their intent to "take effective measures . . . to provide protection against any acts that constitute incitement to violence against persons or groups based on national, racial, ethnic or religious discrimination, hostility or hatred, including anti-Semitism";
Whereas the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly has demonstrated leadership by unanimously passing resolutions at its annual sessions in 2002 and 2003 that condemn anti-Semitism, racial and ethnic hatred, xenophobia, and discrimination and call upon participating states to speak out against these acts and to ensure aggressive law enforcement by local and national authorities;
Whereas the 2002 Porto OSCE Ministerial Council Decision committed participating states to "take strong public positions against hate speech and other manifestations of aggressive nationalism, racism, chauvinism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and violent extremism," specifically condemned the "recent increase in anti-Semitic incidents in the OSCE area, recognizing the role that the existence of anti-Semitism has played throughout history as a major threat to freedom," and urged for the "convening of separately designated human dimension events on issues addressed in this decision, including on the topics of anti-Semitism, discrimination and racism and xenophobia";
Whereas the 2003 OSCE Vienna conferences on anti-Semitism and racism, xenophobia, and discrimination were groundbreaking, as the OSCE and its participating states met to discuss ways to combat these destructive forces;
Whereas the 2003 Maastricht Ministerial Council approved follow-up OSCE conferences on anti-Semitism and on racism, xenophobia and discrimination, and encouraged "all participating [s]tates to collect and keep records on reliable information and statistics on hate crimes, including on forms of violent manifestations of racism, xenophobia, discrimination, and anti-Semitism," as well as to inform the OSCE Office of Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) "about existing legislation regarding crimes fueled by intolerance and discrimination";
Whereas at the 2004 OSCE Conference on Anti-Semitism, hosted in the German capital, the Bulgarian Chairman-in-Office issued the "Berlin Declaration" which stated unambiguously that "international developments or political issues, including those in Israel or elsewhere in the Middle East, never justify anti-Semitism";
Whereas the Berlin Declaration advances the process of monitoring of anti-Semitic crimes and hate crimes, as all OSCE participating states committed to "collect and maintain" statistics about these incidents and to forward that information to the ODIHR for compilation;
Whereas during the closing conference plenary, the German Foreign Minister and others highlighted the need to ensure all participating states follow through with their commitments and initiate efforts to track anti-Semitic crimes and hate crimes; and
Whereas the Government of Spain announced its willingness to organize and hold the next OSCE Conference on Anti-Semitism in Cordoba, Spain, in the event the OSCE Ministerial Council decides to hold another conference on anti-Semitism: Now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the Senate (the House of Representatives concurring), That it is the sense of Congress that--
(1) the United States Government and Congress should unequivocally condemn acts of anti-Semitism and intolerance whenever and wherever they occur;
(2) officials and elected leaders of all Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) participating states, including all OSCE Mediterranean Partner for Cooperation countries, should also unequivocally condemn acts of anti-Semitism, racism, xenophobia, and discrimination whenever and wherever they occur;
(3) the participating states of the OSCE should be commended for supporting the Berlin Declaration and for working to bring increased attention to incidents of anti-Semitism and intolerance in the OSCE region;
(4) the United States Government, including Members of Congress, recognizing that the fundamental job of combating anti-Semitism and intolerance falls to governments, should work with other OSCE participating states and their parliaments to encourage the full compliance with OSCE commitments and, if necessary, urge the creation of legal mechanisms to combat and track acts of anti-Semitism and intolerance;
(5) all participating states, including the United States, should forward their respective laws and data on incidents of anti-Semitism and other hate crimes to the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) for compilation and provide adequate resources for the completion of its duties;
(6) the United States should encourage the Bulgarian Chairman-in-Office, in consultation with the incoming Slovenian Chairman-in-Office, to consider appointing a high level "personal envoy" to ensure sustained attention with respect to fulfilling OSCE commitments on the reporting of anti-Semitic crimes;
(7) the United States should urge OSCE participating states to support the January 2000 Declaration of the Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust, and the work of the Task Force for International Cooperation on Holocaust Education, Remembrance and Research, in developing effective methodologies to teach the lessons of the Holocaust; and
(8) all OSCE participating states should renew and revitalize efforts to implement their existing commitments to fight anti-Semitism and intolerance, and keep sharp focus on these issues as part of the usual work of the OSCE Permanent Council, the Human Dimension Implementation Review Meeting, the Ministerial Council and summits.
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Here's a project I've been working on in Dungeon Designer 3.
This is a map of a vampire's castle loosely based on the castle map found in WotC's Heroes of Horror. I created the floor from an image I found at Will's Hand Made Dungeon Floorplans. I really like the way the muddy, trampled grass turned out around the castle - I did a lot of experimenting (which I'm chalking up as time well spent) with the various sheet effects in combination to get it to look right. I'm not sure I'm done with this map yet - it still needs something - thus I'm posting it in the WIP forum. I'd also like to swap out the tree symbols with some more realistic pine trees. I plan on eventually using this for a True20 Hammer Horror style campaign.
Here's what the image looks like with CC3's powerful sheet effects turned off:
As always, thoughts and criticisms are most appreciated.
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Any questions on CC3? Post them with CC3 in the Subject Line!
MY 'FAMOUS' CC3 MAPS: Thunderspire; Pyramid of Shadows; King of the Trollhaunt Warrens; Demon Queen's Enclave
Hey Jaerdaph, nice map, always like ones with vampires on it!
Here's a bare tree created in 3D that I use for lots of my maps. Its a 100 ppi transparent PNG at about 400 x 400 pixels. I can resize if you need it larger!
I actually use it as a base to paint leaves on for various other tree needs I have. I hope it works for your needs...
Edit: I uploaded a non-transparent version, so I replaced it with the correct one!
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Very cool - thanks Gamerprinter!
Great map. I really like the floor tiles and applied effects.
Thanks, Ilwan!
That looks really nice. I particularly like the indoor floor tiles, they really add to the atmosphere.
I'm also quite fond of this map from Heroes of Horror and I recently discovered it originally appeared in an old issue of Dungeon magazine.

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Many Cincinnati residents got a glossy flyer in the mail this week informing them of a public meeting about a possible change in their water service.
City officials will hold a hearing July 28 to solicit public input about a proposal to switch the Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) from a city-managed department into a public regional water district.
It's kind of like dressing up as a child and pretending you're a police officer or some other adult occupation, or maybe it's more akin to playing house.
Equality Cincinnati (EC), a gay rights group, will have a booth on Fountain Square during this weekend's Equinox Pride festival. During the event, EC will unveil its new domestic partner registry. Same-sex couples can sign the registry to show their symbolic commitment to one another.
In 1908, the automobile was considered nothing more than a rich man's plaything. The technology existed but could not yet be applied on a large scale or made affordable. Soon, Henry Ford supplied those missing parts and, with some outside help, transformed the 20th Century.
In 2010, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown and the rest of Ohio's congressional delegation have a rare chance to vault us into a position of global economic leadership by passing a comprehensive clean energy and climate bill.
Today's issue of The Whistleblower – a gossipy Web-based newsletter – published the home address of U.S. Rep. Steve Driehaus (D-Price Hill), who voted in favor of the recent health care reform bill. The newsletter suggests opponents stage a protest at his house on Sunday.
A coalition of groups participated in the "Clean Energy Day of Action" event Monday. Despite the heavy snowfall, attendees gathered on downtown's Fountain Square to urge Congress to pass a comprehensive clean energy and climate plan this spring.
The event -- part of the Cincinnati for Clean Energy Campaign -- was organized by members from the Blue Green Alliance, a partnership between environmental organizations and labor unions.
(Activist Jeff Cobb, of Climate Change Advocates of Cincinnati, outlines why the climate change treaty meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark, is important and how U.S. politicians are lagging in the effort.)
The parallels between Nero fiddling while Rome burned and the callous neglect by politicians like the U.S. Senate while the Earth burns due to global warming is sadly apt.
One could easily write an entire column containing only the names of the scientific reports that prove that climate change is happening, is caused by human activity and why action needs to be taken to reverse it. Scientific, political, religious, national security and economic thinkers who have looked at climate change understand our dire straits and beg for changes.


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(I'm not sure if I should keep all my related maps in the same topic or use different ones when they are parallel works. If I should join them up, just give me a heads-up and I'll delete the topic, merge them together and spend some good minutes thinking about what I've done!)
Hello again!
Some weeks ago, I made a map for a new setting I'm working on (directly related with this one: http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...he-Holy-Empire). Initially it was supposed to be a quick thing intended for a roleplaying campaign I'm currently running, but as ideas started to pile up, I started thinking about making a more detailed version.
So today I had some spare hours and pressed the "Image Size: 500%" button and started working on it.
It is still on a very early stage, and I have to admit I'm really new at making properly detailed maps on Photoshop, so any advise or criticism is more than welcomed.
(click on the image to download the full map. 5mb)
So far I got the landmasses and some labbels for islands and some important water bodies. The plan is to use an abstract symbology for the features (such as drawing the mountains and key landmarks rather than using a more realistic look), although I'm not sure what would a proper balance be to avoid the map becoming too overloaded/hard to read. Should I draw only the larger features (mountains, hills, forests, etc) and leave stuff such as towns as symbols (dots, stars, etc), or would it be proper to draw some important towns as miniature icons (tiny castles and such) while leaving less important ones as tiny dots? I'm torn between trying to do a very detailed map in terms of information (with every single location labbeled and marked) and testing my hand at doing something more artistic.
What's your opinion?
Thanks beforehand for taking your time to check the map!
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IOD 2011 is just around the corner, and it should be no surprise that I was psyched to learn that Washington correspondent and anchor for BBC News Katty Kay is hosting the conference.
Full disclosure: I drive a Mini Cooper, I watch Doctor Who and I follow Neil Gaiman on Twitter.
So, yeah. I was also excited to see that she's going to be on stage with great IBM speakers like Jeff Jonas, Robert LeBlanc, Mike Rhodin and Steve Mills.
As if that wasn't enough (and there are a bunch of other IBM speakers not listed), guest speakers Mike Lewis and Billy Beane will also be there. Mike Lewis wrote the book Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game and Billy Beane is the VP and General Manager of the Oakland Athletics (the subject of the book).
I know, right? It's a pretty great group of speakers.
Having attended IOD in the past, it's a great show that I know that customers and business partners are going to get a lot of value out of.
Tivoli will be at IOD, and we're looking to meet customers such as yourself who are attending the conference. Here's a list of where you can find us:
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- IBM Tivoli Ped (Booth 101-04): IBM Tivoli/Predictive Analytics for IT and Service Management
- IBM System z Software (aka, System z Zone): OMEGAMON for z/OS Management Suite (Booth 105-05) and System z as Enterprise Security Hub (Booth 105-06)
- Smarter Computing Zone (Booth 101 and Booth 515)
- IBM Expo Theater (Booth 001): October 24, 05:30 - 06:00 - Consolidated Data and Application Security Management (Session: ISA-4198A)
- October 25, 11:15-12:15: Securing Your Mainframe Virtual and Cloud Services With Enhanced IBM zSecure Suite (Session 4153A - Mandalay Bay North Convention Center - Mariners B)
- October 25, 2:30-5:45: Predictive Business Service Management Leveraging Performance & Capacity (Session 4142A - Mandalay Bay South Convention Center - South Seas D)
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- October 25, 4:30-5:45: Security & zSecure at Mariners B – Mandalay Bay North Convention Center (Session #4097A)
We have a website with more details and of course you can follow the conversation on Twitter #iod11 and watch the general sessions on the Livestream.
...and speaking of Las Vegas and IBM Conferences. The Pulse 2012 call for speakers deadline is fast approaching (November 7). See Jen's Pulse blog for the details on how you can submit a session proposal.


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Rear Axle & Brake Swaps - A Pattern For SuccessWritten by on May 1, 2002 Here's An A-Body Axle Swap Made Easy
Owners of stock, pre-'73 Mopar A-Bodies all share a peculiar thing in common: that unique A-Body five-lug-on-four-inch bolt pattern for the wheels. Now, this may or may not pose problems, depending on which steps you are taking in your restore or rebuild. In the case of my rebuilt daily-driver '67 Barracuda, steps were made long ago to ensure it didn't end up under a truck on Califomia's stop-and-go freeways. The factory 10-inch drums got too hot, too fast, and were useless when it came to sailing in the sea of glowing taillights. Thanks to a boneyard '75 Dart and its front end, the fish now sports a single-piston disk brake setup and the remarkable ability to stop again and again.
Unfortunately, now that I could stop, one-wheel burnouts were deemed not nearly as fun as the two-wheel variety, so another boneyard Dart gave up its 8 3/4 rear. With a swap meet-found Sure Grip in place of the open 3.23, I was soon reveling in the joy of stab-and-steer driving, traction, and leaving twin black streaks in my wake.
And therein lies the real dilemma. Those front rotors off the '73-'76 A-Bodies have the "big" 5- on-4.5-inch pattern, while the replacement A-Body 8 3/4 rear has the "small" 5-on-4.0 pattern. This situation not only leaves you carrying two spares, but lacking in real choices as to what wheels you can put on your car. Since I already had a set of 15x7 cop wheels, the final decision was made to switch out the rear axles for the big bolt pattern all the way around.
There are a couple of options. Hit swap meets and hope you get lucky on a set of used stock 5-on-4-inch axles. Scour the junkyards for a C-Body 8 3/4, score the axles with enough spline length, send them out to be shortened, and then use the massive C-Body rear brakes on your A-Body. Or you could also pick up the phone and call Moser Engineering. For about the same price as scavenging boneyard axles and getting them shortened, resplined, and shipped, you could slap a set of new axles in your A-Body in a couple of hours. You will need to score a set of the bigger bolt 10x2.5-inch Mopar drums and backing plates at the boneyard for the swap (or you can go so far as to convert those to disc from an aftermarket supplier like Stainless Steel Brake Company). The brake hardware is still available at many auto parts stores.
Moser supplies the axles as either bare units or with non-adjustable "green bearings" pressed on. Should you decide to go with the old tapered bearings, you also need to save the adjuster off your original axles when you press them onto the new axles; these adjusters often get mangled while trying to get the bearings off, so you may not have to think too hard about which way to go. Since the front brake setup came off the aforementioned '75 Dart, we simply ordered the wheel cylinders, shoes, and hardware for the same car. Just get used to remembering what to say when the guy at the counter asks you, "What kind of car is it?" It's amazing how many parts they have when you say, "'75 Duster!"
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You need the backing plates is because the A-Body small-bolt pattern 8 3/4 rears came with the narrower 10x1 3/4 drum setup and accompanying shorter wheel-mount to axle-housing distance. Take the old brake setup apart any way you like; if rear brake jobs are unfamiliar, leave one side assembled for reference.Another reason you need the 10x2 1/2-inch backing plates (besides the big bolt pattern) is because the axle housing flange-to-wheel mount distance on the new axles is set up for these components by Moser. The good news is you can still get new drums, shoes, wheel cylinders, and hardware at your local parts house.Before you scare the neighbors with your swearing, take a small hose clamp and tighten it around the parking-brake cable retainer. If you leave a bit of the retainer ahead of the clamp as you tighten it down, the retainer will push through. Loosen the clamp and presto. After it's out, pull the backing plate and disconnect the brake lines.Don't forget to use the supplied gasket behind the backing plate. Mount the plate first, then gently slide in the new axle. Keep it as level as possible; you really do not want to tear the inner seals unless you like gear oil on your brakes.The difference in shoe width is apparent here. Throw on the drum, bleed and adjust the brakes whichever way you like, and you're ready to run.With the cop wheels and wider rubber, the notchback handles better, stops great, and best of all, has only one spare in the trunk instead of two. The Barracuda now sports a 245/60 15 in back and a 225/60 15 in front for a slight rake. Make sure to check clearance on your A-Body before you drive away from the tire store as each and every car is a bit different.


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Kenneth and his family joined the Beeville community in 1963. His family joined St. Philips Episcopal Church where he served as a Vestry member. He worked for the local natural gas company for 40 years and was a member of the Beeville Volunteer Fire Department for 48 years where he became the Father of the Department. Ken was a guest instructor every summer at Texas A&M College Station Fire School where he taught ladders to firefighters from all over the world. He was a founding member of the Beeville Volunteer Ambulance Service, where he also led an Explorer Post for the local young people. He was instrumental in bringing a community blood bank to the Beeville area where, over the years, he donated 20 gallons of blood. He volunteered his time to coach Little League baseball and continued his service to the community by participating as a parade official and a 20 year member of the Bee County Western Week Committee. He was an honorary member of the "Hole in the Wall Gang." He was also designated "Man of the Year" one year by the Chamber of Commerce for his community involvement in the 70's. Even after retiring from work and most of his other activities he continued in the Fire Department and served as the Beeville/Bee County Fire Marshal.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Thomas Edward Orrell Jr. and Elliott Richard Orrell; his son, Craig Allan Orrell; a son-in-law, Frank Belcher; and a grandson-in-law, Brandon Lamprecht. He is survived by his wife, Sara (Smith); and children, Kenneth Jay Orrell Jr. and Kathryn Orrell Belcher. His closest family also includes Jane Shepherd; a granddaughter, Krystal (Roddy) Gamel (Ben); and children, Khelsey and Ty; granddaughter, JoDee (Orrell) Austin (Rusty), and children Matthew, Kyle and Sable; grandson, Justin Orrell (Celinda), and children, Colby, Caleb and Jarrett; granddaughter, Dani Leigh Orrell; grandson, Craig Allan Orrell; and grandson, Cody Lee Belcher-Orrell. He had a vast array of friends from all walks of life.
Kenneth always thought of Beeville as his home and did whatever he could to make it a better place for everyone to make their home. He will be watching over everyone from the side of our heavenly Father.
Visitation was held from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, November 29, 2012, at Galloway & Sons Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 30, 2012, at First Baptist Church with Rev. Clayton Elder and Rev. William Stockton officiating. Interment followed at Beeville Memorial Park.
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|Dragons come through in the clutch
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Holyoke's boys' basketball team extended their winning streak to four over the weekend, picking up wins against Merino and Wray.
Each game came down to the wire with Holyoke holding on for the victory. HHS has had success this season in close matches as all six of their wins have come by single digits.
The team was without Brett Cumming during the games. Cumming, who has started every game this year up until Friday, was out after having surgery to remove his gallbladder.
HHS now has a 6-4 record and a 2-2 record in conference.
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It appeared as though the Dragons were going to walk away with a lopsided victory early in Friday's match against Merino.
Out of the gates, HHS came out hot. Holyoke piled on the points in the first quarter, scoring 18 while holding Merino to just seven. The Dragons held the Rams to long stretches of offensive ineffectiveness that allowed HHS to pull out to a commanding lead.
In the second quarter, the offensive surge from Holyoke slowed down a bit, giving Merino opportunity to make it a game. Logan Tharp's three as time dwindled down gave the Dragons a 29-21 lead heading into half.
Holyoke added to their lead in the third quarter, limiting Merino to 13 points while they scored 18.
Turnovers in the final quarter hurt the Dragons. Head coach Scott Dille noted that the team had a tendency to shoot the ball too quickly in the fourth quarter with the lead.
The Rams rattled off 26 points in the final eight minutes while Holyoke scored 18. Merino came within four points but the Dragons held on to the lead, thanks in part to eight-of-12 shooting at the line, for the 65-60 victory.
"Friday night I was really pleased with the focus of the team," Dille said. "We really worked on the defensive end and did what we needed to do. The only thing I would like to improve is just how we finish the game. We haven't played ahead really this whole year, we have been coming from behind mainly, so just learning how to play ahead."
Four Dragons scored in double digits Friday night. Tharp led the way with 21, Logan Zeiler had 13 and Tito Fierro and Deyten Klein had 10 apiece.
Tharp also led the team with seven assists and seven rebounds. Klein also tallied seven rebounds along with three steals.
Holyoke 40, Wray 39
Saturday's match against Wray was a back-and-forth battle as the two teams exchanged buckets for most of the first half.
After the first quarter, the two teams were knotted up at eight points. Holyoke struggled against the Wray zone defense, often settling for outside shots. Coach Dille stated that the team just wasn't aggressive enough on offense as they let Wray dictate the tempo of the game.
In the second quarter the Dragons began to attack the paint a little more, which in turn opened up clear looks at the basket. Holyoke managed to pick up 12 points in the period, but entered half down 20-24.
The two squads continued to trade baskets in the third quarter as each team scored 13 points.
Fierro put the Dragons on his back in the fourth quarter, scoring all of the team's seven points in the quarter.
With :13 left in the game and HHS down just a point, Fierro grabbed the loose ball after a Holyoke missed shot and connected on a turnaround jump shot in the lane, giving the Dragons their first lead of the half.
The basket also marked the end of a five-minute dry spell where neither team made a basket. In fact, Wray was held scoreless for the final 6:54 of the game.
Coach Dille praised his team for their late-game efforts, noting that "they have been really composed and just keep playing regardless of score, time and situation. They haven't shown any signs of feeling pressured down the stretch."
Fierro had a solid all-around game, leading the Dragons with 14 points, seven rebounds and two steals. Tharp chipped in with 10 points and three assists.
Upcoming action
Holyoke will host Wiggins on Friday starting at 4 p.m. Tuesday's match with Yuma has been pushed back to Tuesday, Feb. 19.
Holyoke Enterprise January 24, 2013


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Good manufacturing practice for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food
From 1 August 2008, the manufacture of materials intended to come into contact with food must comply with the regulations on good manufacturing practice harmonised for the whole of the European Union (EU), so that these materials do not represent a danger for the consumer, nor change the composition of food nor the organoleptic characteristics thereof.
Commission Regulation (EC) No 2023/2006 of 22 December 2006 on good manufacturing practice for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food.
This Regulation establishes "good manufacturing practice *" for materials and articles intended to come into contact with food.
"Good practice" harmonises manufacturing procedures in the European Union for the aforementioned materials at all stages of production, from manufacture to distribution.
Manufacturers must establish a quality assurance system and a quality control system (see below) following the detailed manufacturing regulations, for example the processes involving printing inks.
Materials in contact with food include objects such as containers and packaging, but also all materials in contact with foodstuffs, such as paper and cardboard or those which could possibly transfer their constituents to food, for example inks and adhesives.
Annex 1 to Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 includes a list of the materials covered by this Regulation: active and intelligent objects, adhesives, ceramics, cork, rubbers, glass, ion-exchange resins, metals and alloys, paper and cardboard, plastics, printing inks, regenerated cellulose, silicones, textiles, varnishes and coatings, waxes and wood.
Quality assurance system and quality control system
This Regulation includes an obligation for manufacturers to implement a quality assurance system (taking account of the personnel required to put the system in place and the size of the business), as well as a quality control system. The latter provides for measures to be taken should a business fail to comply with good manufacturing practice.
In addition, manufacturers shall create and maintain documentation regarding the specifications, manufacturing formulae and product processing which are important for the compliance and safety of the finished article, as well as those related to the various manufacturing operations. They are required to make the documentation available to the competent authorities at their request.
Key terms of the Act
- 'good manufacturing practice (GMP)' means those aspects of quality assurance which ensure that materials and articles are consistently produced and controlled to ensure conformity with the rules applicable to them and with the quality standards appropriate to their intended use by not endangering human health or causing an unacceptable change in the composition of the food or causing a deterioration in the organoleptic characteristics thereof.
Entry into force
Deadline for transposition in the Member States
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Annex – Detailed rules on good manufacturing practice Regulation (EC) No 282/2008 [Official Journal L 86 of 28.3.2008].
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This will make the Big 12 more interesting at least......
Oklahoma State basketball: Marcus Smart to return for sophomore season | News OK
-Be kind. That is something you will never regret. You will never say to yourself when you are old "I wish I was not good to that person".
Flopping *****... *** dammit.
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The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
I cannot believe he is giving up top 5 pick money.
That sucks for us, but it at least moves the B12 out of laughing stock territory.
Everyone from OSU coming back...I honestly can say I think they will beat KU for the title
Originally Posted by Mumbai1986
I cannot believe he is giving up top 5 pick money.
Yeah really don't understand this decision, must really love OSU as it almost certainly is costing him money.
Yikes, that team will be good. I would still like to know how they add all those new recruits if only Jurik(sp) is leaving.
OSU should be the favorite. With that talent, they coulda been the favs this year.
Did not expect that one.
This is awesome. Big 12 needs talent. We need a good SOS.
One would say.. that's not too "Smart" . *slaps knee*
Wow. Good for OSU; they'll be a tough out for everyone they play next year, even if Nash and Bryan don't join Smart.
Originally Posted by Dryburn
This will make the Big 12 more interesting at least......
Oklahoma State basketball: Marcus Smart to return for sophomore season | News OK
Good for him. Obviously those two games will be a lot tougher on our schedule, but he is a fun player to watch (flopping aside) and hopefully they will end the reign of terror that is KU basketball. Is Brown returning too?
Fake Dan Beebe@DanBeebe18mMarcus Smart apparently decided he couldn't pass up playing in front of 5,000 people a night for another year.
I remember when I said I wouldn't be surprised if he came back because he seems like the type of kid who isn't all about money. People then went on to say projected top 5 picks don't come back. Yup I think I was right about this one.
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Based out of Canada, Ecojot provides a vast array of 100% post-consumer recycled paper products. They use acid-free, processed chlorine free paper & board as well as vegetable based inks and glues. No new trees are used to make their paper and their paper mill is powered by bio-gas harnessed from a nearby landfill. In addition to all that, their packaging is corn-based and they strive to use as much locally made, raw product as possible.
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Synthetic insulation used to be synonymous with heavy and bulky; not so with the Mountain Hardwear Ultralamina 0 Sleeping Bag. The Thermal.Q synthetic insulation is highly compressible, maintains its loft, and performs far better than down in wet conditions, which makes this bag the obvious choice for backpacking in cold and wet climates.
- Rated to 0°F for reliable warmth in spring, summer, fall, or mild winter weather conditions
- Thermal.Q synthetic insulation is highly compressible, maintains its loft, and insulates better than down if it gets wet
- Ripstop nylon shell is ultralight and highly wind resistant
- Performance mummy cut reduces weight and bulk while increasing thermal efficiency
- Lamina construction attaches the shell directly to the insulation, eliminating cold spots caused by typical baffle construction
- Comfort Footbox accommodates the natural position of the foot for improved warmth and comfort
- Ultralamina weighs in at just 3.5 pounds
- Single 3/4-length zipper further reduces weight and bulk
- Stuffs into an included 8.5 by 15 inch stuff sack for compact transport
- Includes storage sack
- Reviews
What do you think about this product?
Have questions about this product?
Couldn't Be Happier
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
In terms of synthetic zero degree bags, the weight of this bag is almost unbeatable. Had it down in the single digits near Mt. Guyot and it held warmth like a champ. The neck baffle is a crucial feature in containing heat. The bag compresses down to almost the same size as some down bags I have seen and easily one of the more compressible synthetic zero degree bags on the market.
Warm and cozy
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I agree that this is a fabulous bag, the only issue I ran into was that I sleep on my side and it's a little narrow for that pose. And for the zipper I added a beaded charm thingy on mine to make it easier to pull and to quickly tell it apart from my husband's (he has the same one and loves it too)
I was a little hesitant to get the bag because I hadn't seen a neck collar on the Ultralamina 0 photos, but my version has a draft collar for the neck.
The Thermal.Q synthetic material with the relatively lightweight shell stuffs down smaller than other synthetics at this temperature rating. Because Thermal.Q is a short-staple fiber synthetic, I suspect it will lose loft over the years. However, the gold standard for durable synthetic warmth, Climashield Apex, doesn't stuff down as small as this does. Climashield also feels stiffer and less flexible in my experience.
As far as the zipper, I've avoided snags. The nylon zipper cord as it comes from the factory goes through BOTH holes of the zipper, and this is a real problem when you are trying to OPEN the zipper. The thickness of the cord sits against the zipper pull and the zipper itself. This obtuse angle makes opening difficult. Rethreading the pull cord through a single hole as pictured which allows the zipper handle to pull straight down and makes opening easier. Because of the stiffness that the thicker synthetic loft gives, the zipper gets stuck far less than my Ultralamina 32.
My girlfriend uses this as her '15-degree' bag. Backcountry doesn't carry the MHW women's Ultralamina 15 which has an EN T-comfort rating of 15F and T-limit of 8F at a higher weight. Ironically, I believe that this men's 0-degree is not as warm as the women's Ultralamina 15, but MHW's 0-degree bags are not EN rated since EN ratings tend not to be as reliable at colder temperatures.
My only quibble is that I wish the zipper were full length. I'd be willing to pay an extra ounce or two penalty for the utility of a full-length zipper. The prior version had a 3/4 zip on one side and a 1/4 zip on the other. This allowed use of the arms while mummified. This feature will be missed. :(
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
So, I would definitely consider this to be my first real nice sleeping bag. The difference between this one and my old one is indescribable. It's super warm and comfy beyond belief. The only thing I wasn't super stoked on was the compressibility of it, but I knew that before I bought it and if I ever need one to compress more I can. But for now, I'm definitely stoked on this bag.
Awesome bag
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I love this sleeping bag. I am the person who is freezing all the time (I wear a sweatshirt in the summer in Phoenix and people think I am crazy). I had tried other zero degree bags and froze to death on 40 degree nights. After reading many many reviews I decided to give this bag a try. This is the first bag I sweat in, literally, cold nights and I am unzipping. It is a true zero degree bag. I would have gone with the 15 if I would have completely believed all the reviews I read.
My only negative complaint is the zipper is difficult. You cant just pull it up you have to kind of push it up. I thought it was just my bag so I sent it back for a new one, but my new one has the same problem. So middle of the night trying to zip or unzip is a pain but at least I am finally warm and can get a good nights sleep!!
Fantastic bag
The warming power of this bag is unreal. Easily a great 3 to 4 season bag depending on where your camping. It weighs next to nothing which is surprising for how lofty and bulky it is out of the stuff sack. Getting it into the stuff sack is a chore, but I assume this would be the case for any sub-15 degree bag. I took away a star because I struggle with the zipper a small bit, and the cinch cords around the hood and inner heat guard around the shoulders are difficult to manage. Once you get it all set up, your guaranteed to be nice and toasty.
Is anyone who used this bag missing the...
Is anyone who used this bag missing the existence of a neck collar? I'm all about weight savings, but I'm used to a plump neck collar to prevent drafts from entering on 0-degree bags.
Hmmmm...that's a good question. I haven't noticed any draft entering in through the head area, but I'm usually totally mummified when I'm camping.
The current photograph may be inaccurate, since I was at my local store a few weeks ago, and the Ultralamina 0 had a neck collar on top and bottom! I decided to get it on the spot. Maybe MHW updated this bag recently? The Ultralamina 15 had a neck draft collar as well.
for a right handed person, do I order a...
for a right handed person, do I order a Left Zip? or a Right ZIP?
Hi Mom,
There's a few factors to consider: Assuming you wanted to open it up, which side do you sleep on ?(the unzipped side facing down is usually more comfortable) Would you ever want to couple it with an opposite zipper on a compatible bag or have access to your partner? Do you have a preference in which side of the tent you sleep on, and do you want to slide out of your bag toward the middle of the tent? Are you right or left handed?
All things considered, most right handed people prefer a left hand zip and vice versa.
Hope this helps.


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i want to pick up my mail from a stored pop3 folder our mail server and filter it into the user folders onto the zimbra server.
our domain is
i have set the email server as
i have followed the setup guide and setup a split DNS setup for the domain also
i checked the split DNS is working, and it resolved email.celroofing.co.uk to the server zimbra is on
zimbra is installed and running fine
but my issue is with the domain setup some where it seems
the server is using
instead of
as when i try to send an email from a user to a user (internal) i get this error
The Postfix program
: host mailserver.celroofing.co.uk[184.108.40.206]
said: 550
: Sender address rejected: Domain
not found (in reply to MAIL FROM command)
where as if i send email to
it will sort the email to the local user no problem!
i am not sure where i have gone wrong here...as i have read over the install and searched the split dns on wiki and forum and my setup match's up to others here.
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Iowa State Hosts Football Reunion
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State Letterwinners Club hosted its annual football reunion social this evening in the Jacobson Building. Over 80 former Cyclone gridders will make a return trip to Ames this weekend to watch Iowa State take on No. 19 Oklahoma State in sold-out Jack Trice Stadium tomorrow afternoon.
Following the social on Friday, the reunion will include a Letterwinners Club tailgate prior to the game on Saturday.
Iowa State Director of Special Events/Letterwinners Lindsey Long oversees the football reunion and has witnessed its continuous growth throughout the last five years.
"The growth of engagement among football letterwinners is very encouraging," Long said. "This weekend is very special because we have guys coming back who represent a wide range of eras dating back to 1950, and collectively they represent the culture of Iowa State football."
One of the attendees at the reunion was former quarterback Chris Pederson (1988-91). The Ankeny, Iowa native is best remembered for his 148-yard rushing, two-touchdown performance in ISU's 33-31 upset win over No. 16 Oklahoma in Norman in 1990. It was Pedersen's 1-yard TD lunge with 0:35 seconds left which proved to be the game winner.
Pedersen remembers the game vividly.
"It was really a team effort," Pedersen recalled. "Our defense did a great job holding them. Oklahoma had missed a chip shot field goal to put the game out of reach and then we had the chance to drive 80 yards to go ahead. It is certainly something I will remember for the rest of my life."
Iowa State will honor all of the past Cyclone football letterwinners at halftime tomorrow afternoon. Kickoff is set for 11 a.m., CT and the game is televised by FSN.


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I'm thoroughly impressed with ZCS. I've setup about 10 different test platforms over the past 4 months to make sure it's as good as it looks.
So far so good, but today I decided to start my last set of tests -> how well does is scale on a good server?
I'm running this software on an HP ML350-G4 with 4GB RAM, Dual-Proc 3.4 Ghz Hyper-threaded Xeon processors.
Everything setup by the installer works fine but my goal is a complex config:
I want to handle about 20 different email domains.
in 2 of these domains I want 4 local users, and the rest delivered to another Mail server.
In 4 of these domains, I simply want to scan the email and foward to another mail server (ie: smart host).
the rest of the domains will be holding 5-10 user accounts, each with multiple aliases and distribution lists.
I've done this type of config using Sendmail, SA, ClamAV, Procmail, and other tools before.
I want to know if I can do just as much with Zimbra.
When testing I ran into problems pretty quickly.
First my mail host sits on a private network behind a firewall, so it's primary hostname on the internet and it's actual hostname on our LAN is different.
My first big problem shows up when I add a second and third domain(s). these are internet routable email domains and zimbra accepts them. However when I try to create a new user account using one of those domains, it still keeps showing up in the user accounts field as user @ orginaldomain.com, not user @ secondarydomain.com Is this a display error or an error in the config?
Next if I try to create aliases for that user in any of my secondary domains, they all display as alias @ primarydomain.com, not the domain I specified when I created the alias.
Client interface loaded with FireFox 1.5
Clean install of FedoraCore 4, all the updates, no conflicting packages and all the resources in the world.
Can anyone direct me to some docs / examples of complex zimbra configs?
Or even better, tell me what I'm doing wrong or simply not doing at all?
Thanks for all the help and a wonderful solution for the linux enterprise networks.


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Open source research
I agree with your modest but excellent proposal. An important step in bringing this about will be to campaign to make all medical research open source. PLoS has made an excellent start in this direction. Much of the recent (peer reviewed) research linking Crohn's Disease with mycobacterium avian tuberculosis (MAP) infection in on PLoS (http://www.plos.org/). The fact remains that most medical research can only be accessed by people who can afford to pay $30 to download a paper or several hundred dollars a year for a subscription (or who have links to universities and hospitals that can afford a subscription). Subscribing to medical journals has become so expensive, in fact, that many hospitals and universities can no longer afford it.


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Endicott, NY (Sports Network) - Kenny Perry fired a 7-under-par 65 on Friday
to take a 1-stroke lead after the first round of the Dick's Sporting Goods
Perry is looking to secure his third win in his last four starts, which
included back-to-back major victories and a tie for seventh at the 3M
Brad Bryant and younger brother Bart Bryant both carded 6-under 66s to share
second place with Joel Edwards. That group sits one stroke ahead of Jeff
Freeman, Rick Fehr, Russ Cochran and Esteban Toledo, who all shot 67s at En-
Joie Golf Course.
Perry, a 14-time Champions Tour winner, was still on the course when Edwards
and the Bryant brothers wrapped up their opening rounds with a share of the
clubhouse lead.
After carding a pair of birdies and seven pars during his outward nine, Perry
heated up around the turn. He parred the 10th before tallying a birdie at the
11th and an eagle at the par-5 12th.
A par and a bogey followed, but Perry bounced back with consecutive birdies
from the 15th to reach 6-under and catch the clubhouse leaders. After a par at
the 17th, Perry closed his round in style, notching a birdie at the last to
end the day with the lead.
The elder Bryant mixed seven birdies and a bogey at the par-3 fourth, while
Bart went bogey-free with six birdies during his opening round.
Edwards, who is seeking his first Champions Tour win in his 27th start on the
circuit, also went bogey-free at En-Joie Golf Course, closing with back-to-
back birdies to grab a share of second.
NOTES: Perry won the Senior Players Championship in June and the U.S. Senior
Open Championship in July ... Brad and Bart Bryant are one of only 12 winning
brother combinations in PGA Tour history ... Defending champion Willie Wood is
tied for 75th place after posting a 5-over 75.
The Sports Network


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Revision proposal for RDA instructions for treaties
Suggestion for rewording the final example in revised 18.104.22.168. Instead of: "Date of adoption of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women by the U.N. General Assembly" I suggest: "Date of adoption by the U.N. General Assembly of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women." Rewording it this way makes it clear that "by the U.N. General Assembly" is not part of the treaty title.
Other comments: The first example in 220.127.116.11: "Special economic assistance" - shouldn't all the words be capitalized? A.18 says "Capitalize the formal, or conventional, name of a document such as a charter, constitution, legislative act, pact, plan, statement of policy, or treaty." Same comment regarding capitalization of several examples in 184.108.40.206 - 1st example, shouldn't it be: "Agreement between the United Nations and the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations and the United Kingdom as Administering Power of the Territories of Cyrenaica and Tripolitania regarding Technical Assistance for Cyrenaica and Tripolitania"
2nd example: "Development Credit Agreement (Santa Cruz Water Supply and Sewerage Project) between Republic of Bolivia and International Development Association"
3rd example: "Project Agreement (Anhui Hefei Urban Environment Improvement Project) between Asian Development Bank and Anhui Provincial Government, Hefei Municipal Government"
And 6.29.18: "Memorandum of Agreement between the Government of the Province of Ontario and the Government of Canada pursuant to Section 4(3) of the Anti-Inflation Act"; "Joint Agreement between the State of Maine and the Province of New Brunswick"; "Master Agreement (PIPSC)"; "Concession Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Liberia and Liberia Iron and Steel Corporation" --Adam Schiff, 6/10/13 (added by Rolla)
The arguments presented on page 3 against considering signatories to treaties as "creators" are more convincing for multilateral treaties signed over a long period of time than they are for simple bilateral treaties. But taking the approach proposed here for treaties of all kinds seems preferable to establishing authorized access points for multilateral treaties one way and for bilateral treaties another way. --Robert J. Rendall (talk) 14:05, 13 June 2013 (PDT)
While I am generally supportive of the proposal, I do wonder whether general catalogers (those not working in law libraries!) will be able to determine the preferred title of a treaty based on "a short title or citation title used in legal literature; the official title of the treaty; or any other official designation by which the treaty is known". My sense is that the most likely result will be to take the title proper of the manifestation in hand as the preferred title -- which the examples suggest might not be the worst decision to make.
I note that we already have this issue with the preferred title for laws, so it is not terribly upsetting that the same issue arises with treaties. However, we should be certain we want to go further in this direction.
-- John Attig (2013/06/16)
Like John Attig, I think that most general catalogers will probably wind up taking the title proper of the manifestation in hand as the preferred title, and that this isn't a bad solution to the problem. Also, I agree that this is a problem that is similar to what we face in finding the preferred titles for laws. I think the approach makes sense.
-- Steve Kelley (CC:DA 2013/06/18)
As someone who catalogs medical literature and wouldn't know a treaty if it bit her in the arse, I know I'd probably opt for the title of the manifestation. -- Amanda Sprochi 6/21/13
Final Proposal and Constituency Responses
Summary of LC response: Strong support, with suggestions for revisions
Substantive issue: Signatory to a treaty Is this still valid in Chapter 6 in light of the proposed revisions? This was added in Chapter 6 (rather than Chapter 19) to construct the AAPs for bilateral treaties. If this type of AAP construction is abandoned, isn't this just another category of relationship under "Other Persons, Families or Corporate Bodies Associated with Legal Works", and thus belongs under 19.3.2? If the JSC agrees, the Glossary definition should be deleted & a relationship designator should be added to I.2.2. If retained in Chapter 6, the CORE element status should be removed.
Editorial issue: Treaty or Agreement Can the references to "other agreements," "any other formal agreement," etc. that follow the terms "treaty" or "treaties" throughout the instructions be deleted since they are covered in the glossary definition?
Proposed revisions (summarized; for fuller details, see the response)
- 1: should not be core
- 2: should not be core
- 3: agree
- 4: agree
- 5: generally agree but have follow-up questions:
- Is there a distinction between "official short title or citation titles and "unofficial" short title or citation titles? Does this also apply to Treaties?
- Are short titles and citation titles assigned at the time the Treaty is created, or do they develop over time? Need Glossary definitions explaining these terms.
- Treaty of Portsmouth example -- "Title used in legal literature": is this a short title or a citation title?
- Should there be instructions for choosing the language of the preferred title when treaties have names/titles in more than one language?
Revision of 188.8.131.52 Agree, with 2 suggested changes:
- 1: make the 1st paragraph the last paragraph.
- 2: 2nd & 3rd examples illustrate 6.2.2, so should be split into a separate box. (If not A.18 applies and the capitalization should be changed.) Suggest a substitute example that does not use the word "series"
Revision of 18.104.22.168.5 Have question about NAFTA example.
Revision of 184.108.40.206: Agree.
Revision of 6.20.3 (summarized; for fuller details, see the response) Generally agree, with a few suggested changes:
- 1: Scope - reverse order of "formally signed" and "adopted by an international intergovernmental body or by an international conference". Further expand to include some of the types of dates mentioned in the background statement? (Do as an "etc." list -- wording suggested.)
- 2: Because there are so many different types of dates, it would be useful for the instruction at 184.108.40.206 to inherit an aspect of the Date of Legal Work at 6.20.1. to record the earliest date associated with the treaty.
- 3: Agree with third bullet but note that there is not instruction here or at 6.20.1 to record the inclusive dates for a compilation of treaties.
- 4: Suggest a revision to introduce an instruction at 6.20.3 about the language to use for the months of the year.
Revision of 126.96.36.199: Agree.
Revision of 188.8.131.52: Agree.
Revision of 188.8.131.52 Generally agree: suggest adding a final paragraph for consistency. Also wonder about seemingly inconsistent application of A.18 to the examples.
Revision of 188.8.131.52-184.108.40.206 Is there still a need to keep separate instructions for these various types of treaties? Suggest that the various types all be covered at 188.8.131.52.
Revision of 22.214.171.124 Propose rewording to contain a reference to 220.127.116.11.
Revision of 220.127.116.11 Generally agree, but think that the remaining exception isn't really an exception -- make it the base rule and move to the beginning of the instruction. Also suggest adding a non-U.S. English language example. (Proposed changes in response.)
Revision of 126.96.36.199 Agree, with suggested changes (editorial)
Revision of 18.104.22.168: Agree
Revision of 220.127.116.11.1, section g: Agree
Revision of 220.127.116.11: Agree but examples could move to 19.3.2.
Revision of B.3: Agree
Revision of B.7, footnote 2: Agree
Revision of E.1.2.5: Agree
Revision of Glossary: Agree with 3 revisions
Other uses of "treaties, etc." or "treaty, etc.": Agree, with revisions at 220.127.116.11.3 & 6.22.
Summary of BL response: Agree with proposed changes, with comments.
- 1. Interested in comments about impact from communities other than US law catalogers
- 2. Signatory of a treaty is really a relationship between the work & the jurisdictions, not a attribute of the work. EURIG was concerned that a consequence of the proposed changes is that the access by signatory would only be available as variant access points to the Preferred Title for the Treaty. Users would be better served by a direct relationship between the treaty and its signatories.
Agree with proposed revisions, but have comments about:
- 4: Recommend JSC considers a consistent approach to recording date throughout the instructions.
- 18: as "etc." is removed, should consideration be given to changing "protocols, etc." to "other ancillary agreements"?
Summary of CCC response: Agree, with modifications.
- 126.96.36.199: use "in this order", not "in this order of preference"
- 188.8.131.52: was retention of exception in error? It's redundant (see 22.214.171.124).
- 18.104.22.168: correct typo (combing -> combining)
Summary of DNB response: Agree; have suggested revisions:
- Revision 1: Should not date of a legal work (RDA 6.20) be mentioned here?
- Revision 2: Should not date of a legal work (RDA 6.20) be mentioned here?
- Revision 5: Revision of RDA 126.96.36.199 a) refers to "legal literature". What exactly is meant by the term literature in this context: reference works like The Bluebook (cited on page 4 on the bottom of the revision proposal)?
- In general, we see a problem that the preferred title should be determined according to a reference source. Suggest formulating 184.108.40.206 similar to 22.214.171.124.
- Revision of RDA 220.127.116.11 c): What is meant by "other official designation"? Perhaps it would be also more practical to omit the word "official".
- Revision 6: The reference from RDA 6.2.2 to RDA 6.19.2 seems to be a loop.
- Revision 9: Should not date of a legal work (RDA 6.20) be mentioned here?
- It should be possible to make a distinction between signing of a treaty and adoption of a treaty
- Revision to RDA 6.20.3 reads "treaty or a protocol to a treaty ..." – whereas RDA 22.214.171.124 reads "For a treaty, or any other formal agreement ..." . We suggest correcting this inconsistency and also preferring the broader wording in RDA 220.127.116.11. Was a restriction on "protocol" intended? If so, need to understand why.
- Recording the date according to RDA 220.127.116.11 refers to Anglo-American use and differs from practice in European countries; recommend internationalizing instructions for recording date. Also the written out form of the month is regarded as an obstacle for research and chronological sort sequence.
- Revision 15: The two references for the international corporate bodies to RDA 126.96.36.199 are logical within RDA; however, there is only one reference from 188.8.131.52 to 22.214.171.124. Again this is a reference which is accurate but causes effort in applying the instructions.
- Revision 19: There is a difference between the instructions for the variant access point (see proposal, page 29 at the top) which do not require a date, but within the appropriate examples a date is always given.
- Question: Why do compilations do not obtain a date? When building a preferred access point, the date will be considered (see newly proposed wording at 126.96.36.199.2, Revision 18).
- Question: Why there is no date required for bilateral treaties?
- Revision 21: We agree to the deletion at RDA 184.108.40.206.1 vii) however, the corporate body that signs a treaty is still a corporate body related to the work and therefore must be mentioned in RDA 19.3.2. Also Appendix I should be adjusted accordingly.
- Revision 22: See revision 21 above.
Further suggestions on date and place:
- Date
- According to this proposal date of a treaty is the relevant date, which is easily ascertainable. Further dates (the effective date, the date of going out of force, and also validity information) are relevant dates for resource description and access. Furthermore treaties may show multiple dates of signing. RDA should give an orientation, which dates belong to History of the Work (RDA 6.7) and Date of Work (RDA 6.4).
- Place of signing a treaty
- We suggest establishing a RDA element "Place of signing a treaty" according to RDA 6.5 "Place of origin of the work".
Agree with no additional comments: ACOC, CILIP.


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STEUBENVILLE - Bill Brubaker guided his Linsly boys and girls to Small School titles Saturday at the OVAC Swimming Championships.
Make that the Bill Brubaker OVAC Swimming Championships.
''It was a big surprise,'' Bru-baker said Saturday night. ''I had no idea it was coming.''
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Bill Brubaker
Before action began at Steubenville High School's Crimson Center, Brubaker knew something was up when OVAC Executive Secretary Tom Rataiczak spoke.
'We're getting ready to start the meet and Tom took the mic and started talking and I was hearing some things,'' Brubaker said.
They were many of the same things Rataiczak touched upon when Brubaker was honored three years ago in recognition of his 30 years as meet director.
''But I had no idea they were renaming the meet,'' he said.
The honor is fitting as Brubaker has presided over a meet that has enjoyed tremendous growth during the past 33 years.
It all started when he took over for John Lyons in 1980.
''(Being the meet director) came with the territory as Linsly was the only school with a pool,'' said Brubaker, a history teacher at the Leatherwood campus. ''So, if you coached at Linsly you were also the meet director.''
Brubaker, a Mechanicsburg, Pa., native, arrived at Linsly after serving as an assistant coach at West Virginia University, where he swam collegiately, for two years. While in Morgantown, Brubaker served as meet director for the Mountaineers' conference meet.
''It was five teams then,'' he recalled of the OVACs. ''The biggest change now is a computer lets you put things together in five minutes rather than five hours. I don't have to figure things up I just input the information and the computer does the rest.''
Timing equipment is also more advanced.
''Even though it was five teams it took a while doing everything by hand,'' Brubaker noted.
The OVACs stayed at Linsly until it moved to Steubenville upon completion of its facility in the mid 1990s. The move was also a reflection of how big the meet had become.
''It's changed a lot,'' Brubaker said of the event, noting Saturday's honor brought plenty of memories flooding back of former coaches and swimmers, not just on his own teams.
These days, the event has grown so much that qualifying events take place earlier in the week at Linsly, Wheeling Park and Brooke. Brubaker said the folks who organize those events, as well as the officials from Steubenville, play major roles in the meet's success.
''I'm amazed how it's grown,'' he said. ''East Liverpool built a (YMCA) which has encouraged growth to the north. ''We just need to continue to keep growing the sports all over the valley.''