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Sun Jul 13 9:39:44 EDT 2008, Gran Canaria
Richard carefully scans the entry of the harbor of Las Palmas for freighter traffic. Um, Richard, there's a freighter on your shoulder. :) Actually, that one was anchored.
Sun Jul 13 9:35:04 EDT 2008, Punta de Antiquera, Tenerife
Home Depot...one of Issuma's more colorful sponsors. :) We are departing Punta De Antiquera for Las Palmas, Gran Canaria.
Sun Jul 13 9:32:59 EDT 2008, Tenerife
There's our beautiful anchorage of Punta de Antiquera. We will rest here overnight before commencing our 50-mile sail to Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, tomorrow.
Sun Jul 13 9:12:51 EDT 2008, Tenerife
Ahoy! Handsome captain at 7 o'clock!
Sun Jul 13 8:28:26 EDT 2008, Departing Santa Cruz for Punta de Antiquera
In Santa Cruz, Tenerife, we picked up George, who was a tremendous help in repairing the (not so) Lost Rudder. :) Shortly thereafter, we departed Santa Cruz and headed to the north end of the island, to the anchorage of Punta de Antiquera. The quietude of this small, isolated bay is always a pleasant contrast to the endless party scene at Marina del Atlantico.
Sun Jul 13 8:27:33 EDT 2008, En Route to Punta de Antiquera, Tenerife
A typical power struggle between me and the mainsail cam cleat. It's made of wood, is the size of a small lobster, and is stubborn as heck. One really needs to throw one's back(side) into the job. :)
Sun Jul 13 8:26:29 EDT 2008, En Route to Punta de Antiquera, Tenerife
The perpetual sun, intense blue skies and steady breezes of the Canaries are enough to make anyone smile. That's the city of Santa Cruz in the background.
Fri Jul 11 1:00:00 EDT 2008, East of Tenerife, 28 30.6'N:16 1.3'W
Richard successfully repaired the engine in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria. Yahoo! Just in time for us to depart and pick up George who would be returning to Santa Cruz, Tenerife, on Sat. 7/12. On Friday, July 11th, Richard and I readied the boat in the early morning, and peacefully departed the harbor of Las Palmas.We set our sails for the 50 mile journey to the anchorage of Punta de Antiquera, Tenerife, a few miles above our final destination of Santa Cruz. We would anchor at Punta de Antiquera for one night before continuing on to Tenerife the next day, as a way to break up the trip.
What a glorious sail! The sun beat down brilliantly, the wind drove the boat at 7 knots, and the waves broke over the bow, boisterously billowing across the deck like frilly-skirted Can-Can girls. Other than the surrounding blue, our only other companions were mysterious, brown-backed sea birds who swooped and wheeled above the sea, taunting the waves, hunting for small, ill-fated fish just beneath the surface. By 18:20, we had only 13 miles to go to our anchorage, and we were still cookin' with gas at 7 knots! It was at this point that Richard noticed the rudder squeaking, this time loudly, and he decided to grease the pintles while I kept watch for traffic.
Now, allow me to interject that one of Richard's many charming qualities is that he almost NEVER curses. So when I heard Richard quietly say, "Oh sh*t," I knew something was wrong.
I turned around to see Richard bent over the stern of the boat in pretzel form, holding onto something with some effort. I looked over Richard's shoulder and saw a big white thing dangling and dragging off the back of the boat. What is that? An albino dolphin? No, it's the rudder...that's come off. Double YIKES! Richard instructed me to get some extra lines that he used to lash the rudder more firmly to the boat, and we then towed it. While Richard was busy securing the rudder, I'm quite pleased to report that I somehow managed to wait a full ten (anxiety-ridden) minutes before I asked Richard, "Do we need to call for help?" to which he replied, "No, why would we need to?" Perplexed, I replied, "Ummm, because we have no steering and we're in the middle of the ocean?" Richard looked at me quizzically, and said, "We can use the main rudder." Oh. Oh! In all the time that I had been on the boat, I had not realized that we had been steering with the AUXILIARY rudder. What an overwhelming relief to learn that we had another rudder to steer with. PHEW! I was wondering why Richard was behaving so calmly while I was ready to set off all the flares on the boat. So, we switched to steering with the wheel which is connected to the main rudder. In spite of dragging our "coattail" rudder, we managed to sail safely into our isolated and ruggedly beautiful anchorage of Punta de Antiquera, and anchored in 8 meters. In the quickly waning light of the sun sinking behind the cliffs, Richard and I brought the auxiliary rudder aboard with the fisherman halyard, and laid it to temporary rest on the deck, where it resembled an unconscious, beached whale (big boat, big rudder). It was a meditative moment.
Exhausted, we went to sleep almost immediately after anchoring, the tranquility of sleep only being temporarily interrupted by Richard noticing at 05:00 that the anchor had dragged about 150 meters. In silent, sleepwalking, automaton fashion, we re-anchored and then slept peacefully until after daybreak. Time to get the boat ready for our sail to Santa Cruz, pick up George, and repair the auxiliary rudder. Ah, sailing....always an adventure. :)
In the picture above, the red thing you see to the left is the windvane blade, that turns the auxiliary rudder to steer the boat at a constant course relative to the wind. When not sailing offshore, we disconnect the windvane from the auxiliary rudder and attach a tiller to the auxiliary rudder to steer manually.
I'm in Maine where the hazards are rocks and lobster traps. Loss of steering is not so bad when you could- if you HAD to - paddle to shore - even if it is rocky and likely to damage my 50 year old lapstrake boat.
Keep up the good work. I wonder where you are now (Monday, July 28)
- George
p.s. - RR looked fine when I left NYC 10 days ago. -gwc
now you know why there is always something to tie the rudder ; it strange to see how , all of us, men, understand better with hands and bak and feet than with ears and brain
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Nine years ago to the day that a Pasadena City College men's basketball team last won a regular season tournament, the Lancers were crowned champions of the Imperial Valley Holiday Classic Sunday. PCC scored an 83-60 finals win over Glendale College (Arizona). The red-hot Lancers improved to 12-4 overall, extending their winning streak to six games.
On Dec. 29, 2004, PCC defeated Mt. San Antonio, 86-85, to win the Santa Ana Holiday Classic under then head coach Mike Jones. Ironically, the losing coach in that game happened to be current Lancers' head coach Michael Swanegan, who was then in charge of the Mounties. He became PCC's coach in 2007.
Swanegan's 2013-14 Lancers anticipate a return to the State Top 20 rankings after recording victories over San Diego Miramar, Imperial Valley and Glendale. PCC's 12-4 pre-conference record is the best opening to a season since 2003-04 (also 12-4 start). The Lancers already have four more wins than all of last season and the current 6-game win streak is the longest by a Swanegan-directed PCC team.
Sophomore forward Taj Spencer was named MVP of the IVC Holiday Classic after scoring 29 points and grabbing nine rebounds in the final. Freshman guard Adrian Miles added 20 points (including four 3-pointers) and five rebounds. Point guard Jeffrey Dockett also was selected to the All-IVC Tournament team, the fourth time this season that the sophomore has been chosen all-tournament. Dockett scored 45 points in the three games (six in the finale).
PCC led 42-31 by halftime and extended that lead in controlling the finals win. Both reserve sophomores Bryce Clifton and Rashad Smith picked up six points, six rebounds and three assists. Starting sophomore guard Brandon Joseph contributed five points and a game-high four steals. The Lancers shot a season-high 60.7 percent from the field (37 of 61 shots).
"It's a great way to end the year. The players earned that first-place trophy," Swanegan said. "We have a real dynamic duo in Taj and Jeffrey. Both are high-energy players who can score points in a hurry. Defense has been a key to the win streak as we haven't allowed anyone to score 70 in this stretch. Now we have to get ready for conference. All of this success won't do us any good if we don't finish strong in the South Coast."
Pasadena opens the 13-game, SCC schedule and the year 2014 on Wednesday, Jan. 8 when it hosts East Los Angeles College. Tip-off is 5 p.m. at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
[Photo--Jeffrey Dockett (left) and Taj Spencer (right) score baskets during PCC's 23-point finals victory Sunday over Glendale of Arizona to win the Imperial Valley Holiday Classic Sunday, images by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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I'm a new Zimbra user, and for the most part am quite happy with it. I've got one or two pain-points that I'd love help with (or to provide feedback on); I'll limit one to a post to avoid getting topics muddled up.
I love that Zimbra has contact groups. But when I change one of my contacts' email addresses, it doesn't propagate: I need to go to every contact group they're in, remove the old address, and add the new address. This is exactly the sort of tedious, error-prone search-and-replace that I want my computer to do for me. Am I missing a setting somewhere that will turn this on? Or some alternate way of changing an email address which will change it in all contact groups as well?


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He may not be spooky but he sure is yummy. Make a whole plate and leave them out at your halloween party.
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The 26th International Exhibition on Plastics and Rubber Industries (CHINAPLAS 2012) Date: 18 – 21 April, 2012 Venue: Shanghai New International Expo Centre, PR China First introduced in 1983, CHINAPLAS is China's only plastics and rubber tradeshow approved by UFI (The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry). CHINAPLAS has been exclusively sponsored by the Europe's Association for Plastics and Rubber Machinery Manufacturers (EUROMAP) in China for the 23rd time. CHINAPLAS is currently Asia's No. 1 and the world's No. 2 plastics and rubber trade fair. Organized by Adsale Exhibition Services Ltd. and co-organized by China National Light Industry Council - China Plastics Processing Industry Association, China Plastics Machinery Industry Association, Messe Düesseldorf China Ltd., Shanghai Society of Plastics Industry and Beijing Yazhan Exhibition Services Ltd., CHINAPLAS 2012 is expected to reach 200,000 square meters' exhibition areas. There will be more than 2,600 exhibitors from 35 countries & regions, together with 12 pavilions from Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, PR China, Taiwan, Turkey, UK & USA displaying the latest plastics and rubber raw materials and machineries. In addition, the show will attract over 100,000 professional buyers, with 20% overseas visitors, from 140 countries and regions. 11 special theme zones: Extrusion Machinery Zone / Injection Molding Machinery Zone / Chemicals & Raw Materials Zone / Plastic Packaging & Blow Molding Machinery Zone / Rubber Machinery & Equipment Zone / Die & Mould Zone / Auxiliary & Testing Equipment Zone / Other Processing Machinery Zone / Bioplastics Zone / Semi-finished Products Zone / Chinese Export Machinery & Materials Hall Major scope of exhibits: Ancillary equipment / Blow molding machines / Chemicals & raw materials, auxiliaries / Extruders & extrusion lines / Injection molding machines / IT applications / CAD-CAM / Machines & equipment for preprocessing & recycling / Machinery & plant for finishing, decorating, printing & marking / Machinery for foam, reactive or reinforced resins / Measuring, control & test equipment / Moulds & dies / Parts & components / Post processing & other processing machines / Presses / Semi-finished products / Welding machines Application industries: Automotive / Building & Construction/ E&E, IT & Telecommunications /Packaging/ Plastics & Rubber Products/ Daily Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals/ Food & Beverage / Mould & Die/ Toys Over 2600 Global Exhibitors: Akei, Asano, Avian, BASF, Bayer, Borouge, Chen Hsong, Conair, Dow Chemical, DSM, Du Pont, Engel, ExxonMobil, Fangli, Fengming, Haitian, Hengli, Huarong, Jwell, Husky, Jon Wai, Jinhu, Liansu, Lanxess, Mitsubishi, Mold-Masters, Nan Rong, Rapid, SABIC, Samsung Total, Shini, Yudo, Zerma, Zhongya Concurrent Event: The Future Zone: As future applications of plastics and rubber are far beyond imagination. The Future Zone stimulates innovative thoughts and creates impressive designs on plastics / rubber products through collaboration with universities / design institutions and our exhibitors. It showcases innovative products combining advanced plastics and rubber technologies with forward-looking design insights. The Future Zone will be set up at Central Square of SNIEC, enjoying a 360°exposure to the show participants. The displays at The Future Zone will again emphasize on the eco-friendliness and sustainable properties of plastics and rubber in different applications. Visitor Pre-registration: http://www.ChinaplasOnline.com
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Airman from the Alaska Air National Guard's 176th Wing completed an 11-day flying training exercise here today. Seventy-seven members of the 210th and 212th Rescue Squadrons, the 144th and 249th Airlift Squadrons and the 176th Maintenance Group participated in a first-ever opportunity of its kind in the Alaska Air Guard. Training exercises included search and rescue operations performed at sea during the day, night training SAR missions, C-17 air refueling with the Hawaii ANG KC-135 Stratotanker, and C-130 static line and high altitude low opening air drops in support of the Marines and Navy.
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Congrats. I'm planning on taking my wife on her 1st Western hunt in a couple years for antelope also. I'll have to show her this.
Congrats. I'm planning on taking my wife on her 1st Western hunt in a couple years for antelope also. I'll have to show her this.
Great job Mary! IMHO the 25-06 is one of the most underrated calibers and is great on deer and antelope, especially for ladies and kids that hunt. It bucks the wind better than a .243 and I don't think the recoil is that bad either and why it is the perfect caliber unless you get into bigger game and then I go to the 30-06s. I use a .243 Sako on days with little wind (100 grain Hornday BTSP handloads) and go up to my Ruger M77 25-06 with 117 grain Hornady BTSPs when the wind picks up.
Thank you . We sure had fun ! Planned a hunt for deer for 2014 cant wait ! Practice Practice and more practice ! lol We love it!
Work to Hunt check your private messages I sent you some info.
Very cool. Is she hooked?
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
She sure is ! LOVES to hunt and Fish and practice with her Rifle ! I AM a lucky man !!!!
That's awesome 270whiz - I think antelope is the perfect animal for someone new to the world of big game hunting. Can't wait till my kids are old enough to do it!!
Congrats! Antelope is one of my favorite hunts. To me it is just laid back & fun. I also shoot a 25-06, 115 grain Winchester Ballistic Silvertips.
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Both ZWC and Outlook via ZCO support (adding/reading) attachments as part of an appointment. I just noticed that iCal doesn't allow this for events on a Zimbra CalDAV calendar, although it does for a calendar located "on my computer".
iCal claims it has this ability (iCal 3.0.6 help, "Attaching a file to an event invitation", specifically mentioning CalDAV). And the CalDAV RFC mentions the capability, too: RFC 4791 - Calendaring Extensions to WebDAV (CalDAV), section 8.5
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Although supporters of changing the way the Senate minority can hold up legislation had amassed fairly broad support from the Democratic side of the aisle, Reid's comments indicate the changes will be much less dramatic.
Here's where things stand now.
The talking filibuster isn't coming back.
Bernie Sanders' "Berniebuster" Filibuster on Keith Olbermann -- 12/10/10mmflint
Democratic reformers such as Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon wanted to require senators to hold the floor and talk in order to filibuster, arguing that the current procedural filibuster was too easy. But The Hill, a newspaper which covers Congress, reports that Reid's final proposal won't include the so-called talking filibuster.
The responsibility will fall more on the minority.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)
One change that Reid will put forward is to require the minority to round up 41 votes to stall legislation. Currently, it's up to the majority to muster 60 votes in order to overcome a filibuster. In theory, this could make it harder to mount a filibuster, since the majority would only need to peel off one defector from the minority.
Other minor changes would be made.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.�(AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Reid's proposal would reportedly also restrict the use of filibuster on some routine motions.�
The changes would be made with Republican support.
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Some Democrats called on Reid to make the rules changes with a simple 51-vote majority, something which can be done only at the beginning of the legislative session every two years. Instead, Reid, will present the proposal along with Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell as a bipartisan effort.
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I think ducks' bodies can actually shut down in an event of a rape.
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so its not like their aren't myths on both sides
Well the argument the "intellectuals" make is that like every other victim of a crime, one should take preventative measures to prevent it in the first place.
I don't agree with this standpoint though, as your fucking body and how you go about living your house isn't comparable to locking your windows.
AMERICA! That is all.
"Blame the negras"
that's stupid. it's like "it's your fault for being killed by a serial killer. you looked like perfect prey. maybe next time you'll take preventative measures."
stupid logic. some men are trying to protect other men by saying we can't control our sexual urges... but most of the time that's not the cause of rape.
most rapist usually do it because they want to control. it's a sort of bullying on a whole other level.
and then there is the rape when a chick is too drunk to much of anything and the guy goes ahead and fuck her.
that's why i don't like debauchery. it ain't my style. ;(
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Basically I got it from my dashboard on Tumblr. I see dumb shit on there everyday, but I somehow came across a post that said this: http://http://graysea.tumblr.com/post/65391614949/my-psychology-teacher-was-talking-about Can't fix the link much right now, but I didn't... I couldn't... Comprehend the sheer stupidity of what the professor said. I even saw another post screencapping an anonymous user telling them continuously how a woman could never rape a man.
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that's the stupidest reasoning ever. that's claiming that men have no control over their sexual urges.
the problem is of men who can't control it should be blamed and take responsibility. AND the fact that these men believe that women are objects. that they are not human. that's where the problem is for these type of rapist. once you make them less than human, psychologically, that satisfies the mind and allows the human to do what they want. it's a justification for a lot wrong in this world. from abu ghraib to nazis.
then there are the other types of rapist. they're the sociopaths who know women are humans like any other person, except, they consider themselves above human. they have the control and can do what they want and not care.
sociopaths do have empathy, if they didn't, how else would they get their rush from knowing that their victims are in pain/misery?
that's what i think.
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when republicans trying to cut social service talk about "the dignity of work"
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Whenever there is a discussion of music and the person talking about it either has no clue about what they're saying. Case in point, the "rap is crap" bs that people say, even though they probable haven't heard anything outside of the mainstream radio and a few classics. Then there's the people who say, "this is real hip hop!" Just because a song came out before the early 2000's and their nostalgia factor.
Another I don't understand is when people say that "if you don't believe in God, where does your conscience come from?"
Five Ways, specifically the teleological point regarding motivation:
Still stupid, but not as stupid.Therefore, some intelligent being exists by whom all natural things are directed to their end; and this being we call God.
Like, what if people did this with food -_-'
"Hey you, eating a tuna sandwich! Why aren't you eating a ham sandwich? DON'T YOU KNOW HAM SANDWICHES ARE x100 BETTER?! I BET YOU ONLY BUY YOUR SANDWICHES AT MAINSTREAM PLACES LIKE SUBWAY! I IMPORT MINE FROM MOROCCO; I BET YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE THAT IS."
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1957: The film "Bridge On The River Kwai" premiered in New York.
1964: Funeral services were held in Chicago for singer Sam Cooke, who had been shot and killed in Los Angeles. Fans broke glass and caused other damage to the funeral home where Cooke's body was displayed in a glass-covered coffin.
1971: Jerry Lee Lewis divorced his cousin, Myra Gale Brown. They had married in 1957 when she was 13.
1983: Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards married model Patti Hansen in Mexico, on his 40th birthday. Mick Jagger was his best man.
1984: Actress Jamie Lee Curtis married comedian Christopher Guest of "Saturday Night Live" in Rob Reiner's home in Los Angeles.
1997: Comedian Chris Farley was found dead in his apartment in Chicago of a cocaine and morphine overdose. He was 33.
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9.2 Preferred name for the person
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9.2.0 Basic instructions on preferred names for persons
Choosing the preferred name (9.2.1-9.2.4)
Recording names containing a surname (9.2.5- 9.2.9)
9.2.0 Basic instructions on preferred names for persons
126.96.36.199 Scope
184.108.40.206 Sources of information
EDITORIAL: this is misnumbered; it should be 220.127.116.11.1. folkner 12/20/2007
184.108.40.206 Choosing the preferred name
126.96.36.199 and 9.2.1: Which of these rules concerns "choosing the preferred name," 188.8.131.52 or 9.2.1? They are both called "choosing the preferred name." Couldn't we get rid of this confusing redundancy? Solution and Reason: Change the name of one of these rules so that it is clear which rule applies to choosing the preferred name. Martha M. Yee, UCLA Film & Television Archive, 02/03/2008
188.8.131.52 Recording the preferred name
9.2.1 Different forms of the same name
126.96.36.199 Fullness
Would this benefit from adding the clarification on "fullness" from LCRI 22.3A ("When determining the fullest form for a person who uses both forename initials and forenames, make no distinction between initials and forenames, e.g. 'B.E.F. Pagen' is fuller than 'Bernard Edward Pagen'")? Or is that not an agreed-on notion of "fullness?" Scharff, MusLA 1/24/08
18.104.22.168 Language
According to the objectives and principles document, p. 5, "language preference", the preferred form of name "should be the name ... found on manifestations or in reference sources in the language and script best suited to the users of the catalogue." This principle is not evident in 18.104.22.168. The only nod toward the principle is if the name chosen is in a *script* (not language) other than that used by the agency. Are we going to follow the basic principle or not? Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
Is there a difference between "the language of most of the resources" and "the form most commonly found", the language most commonly used elsewhere? Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
188.8.131.52a Greek or Latin versus other forms
The placement of the 220.127.116.11a and 184.108.40.206b exceptions between 18.104.22.168 and 126.96.36.199 is odd and misleading. Working backwards from 18.104.22.168, I thought 126.96.36.199 was missing. The numbering needs to be redone here -- 184.108.40.206.3a, 126.96.36.199.3b? -- MYERS, 1/21/2008
220.127.116.11b Established form in the language preferred by the agency creating the data
22.214.171.124b (p. 9-14) Editorial: The rule heading does not reflect the content of the rule. It should be "Given name as first element" as is used at 126.96.36.199a.1 -- MYERS, 1/21/2008
188.8.131.52 Names written in a non-preferred script
18.104.22.168a Given name, etc. recordes as the first element
[EXAMPLE]: The examples presuppose that the preferred script is Latin and the preferred language is English. Provide the context for examples. Perhaps include some examples based on different preferred scripts/languages. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
This rule is about script, not language, and so should read "If no form in the script preferred ... or if no one form in that script predominates ..." Also the explanatory text to the example should read "No predominant roman script form ..." for the same reason. The example exemplifies the script problem, not the language problem. Or should, anyway. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
184.108.40.206b Surname recorded as the first element
18.104.22.168b.1 CLARITY/CONSISTENCY: The extensive footnote to this rule really needs to be renumbered as an alternate rule, as with other alternative instructions in RDA. In its current context, it is difficult to identify exactly when the alternative instruction ends (although it's presumably at the top of the next page). - Glennan 1/8/08 AGREE!! -- MYERS, 1/17/2008
The alternative instruction should NOT be a footnote but should be treated the same as all other alternative instructions. MANGAN 2/3/08
[EXAMPLE]: Provisions at 9.2.1-9.2.4 are regarding choice of the preferred name, then follow provisions 9.2.5- for recording preferred names. Yet, 126.96.36.199 regarding the choice of form for names written in a non-preferred script is structured in such a way that how to record the preferred name should first be determined. This structural difficulty in rules may be unavoidable. However, as a consequence, 22.214.171.124, particularly 18.104.22.168b--alternative instruction, is somewhat confusing, since, even though the section title in the 220.127.116.11b--alternative instruction is "Surname recorded as the first element," all examples are presented in the Given Name-Surname order. To all examples under the alternative instruction of 188.8.131.52b.1, a label should be added to avoid confusion among RDA readers. E.g., Name found in prescribed sources for consultation: Ang Lee (Name appears in original script as: 李安) etc. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
[EDITORIAL]+: (1) It is assumed necessary to give the alternative instruction for certain languages. Still, if one could choose one way for non-preferred script names, it's less confusing. If the RDA principle is to use the well-established form of the name in the language of the cataloging agency for the name in non-preferred script, should we stick with the principle for both a) and b)? Take alternative instruction b) for "Surname recorded as the first element" and in line with a) and "Language preference" in the Objectives and Principles document.
(2) Regarding "For a person who uses Hebrew or Yiddish and ... ", why only Hebrew or Yiddish? Or should it be "Hebrew or Yiddish, or whose name is ..." or ??? But that is unlikely since the examples 7th and 8th are English form of the name of Hebrew original. Clarify the intention of this instruction either "For a person who uses Hebrew or Yiddish, or whose name is not found to be well-established in those sources, ..." OR "For a person who uses Hebrew or Yiddish, and then whose name is not found to be well-established in those sources, ... " OR "For a person whose name is not found to be well-established in those sources, ..."
(3) The last line of the alternative instruction b) is redundant with 220.127.116.11b.5. Delete it. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
22.214.171.124 Spelling
9.2.2 Different names for the same person
Too many librarians interpret "reference sources" as "reference works" and too many of secondary reference works are not authoritative. Phrase "that appears most frequently in reference sources" allows counting or citing of redundant reference works. Replace "reference sources" with "authoritative sources." Another word for authoritative would be refereed. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
9.2.3 Change of name
Only if footnote 6, 126.96.36.199a, does RDA address the issue of changing preferred names once one preferred name has been chosen/established ("If another [corporate] name becomes established later, change the preferred name to that name"). However, the issue is implied in 188.8.131.52.1: Joseph [not John] Ratzinger was the preferred name, already established in the name authority file, until the change to Benedict XVI. RDA 9.2.3 should explicitly address the issue of a person's change of name after the preferred access point has already been established. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
9.2.4 Individuals with more than one identity
Statement of Problem: Please make it clear that "identity" and "pseudonym" apply only to writers and not to actors, performers, directors, photographers, etc. A stage name is not a pseudonym or a separate identity. When an actress switches from her real name to a stage name, she intends for all of her works to be identified by the new name, just as a married woman intends to change her name, not establish a separate identity. It would help if an example such as Dennis Morgan, an actor who began by using his real name (Stanley Morner) but later switched to the stage name Dennis Morgan, were included at 9.2.3. Please also make an exception for people who are forced unwillingly to use pseudonyms, such as blacklisted screenwriters. Also, please note that the establishment of separate identies for persons (and in Chapter 11 for corporate bodies) will make it much more difficult to agree on entity definition internationally. It also continues the practice of Googlizing our catalogs (scattering the same entity under many different names), catalogs which are even more Googlized by current OPAC software, including the trendy faceted browsing systems, which consistently prevent catalog users from seeing the syndetic structure. Solution and Reason: : Please make it clear that "identity" and "pseudonym" apply only to writers and not to actors, performers, directors, photographers, etc., nor to blacklisted screenwriters or to others who have been forced to work under pseudonyms against their will. Martha M. Yee, UCLA Film & Television Archive, 02/03/2008
18.104.22.168 (p. 9-19) Examples: several are inconsistent with the rules on spacing in 188.8.131.52.b MYERS, 1/21/2008
184.108.40.206 is not an exception. 188.8.131.52 deals with the case where a person has more than one identity. 18.104.22.168 deals with the case where the person has only one (bibliographic) identity, the pseudonym, so it isn't an exception to the rule about more than one identity. It shouldn't be so labelled. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
[EXAMPLE]: For the last example, maybe the order of the given name and surname is not issue here since it is the section of "Choosing the preferred name" and 9.2.5- are the section of "Recording names ..." However, Shimei and Tatsunosuke are given names and Futabatei and Hasegawa are surnames. The example is the Western style order, not original Japanese style order of those names. Also both Britannica Online and Kodansha's encyclopedia of Japan uses "Futabatei Shimei" as his entry. "Futabatei Shimei not Hasegawa Tatsunosuke" Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
9.2.5 General guidelines on recording names containing a surname
126.96.36.199 General guidelines
Some Task Force members think it clear to uniformly place a comma following the recorded surname. They wonder whether, should a comma after a surname be omitted when the first element is the surname, film director Ang Lee would be "Lee Ang" but NOT "Lee, Ang" or whether his name is considered an English name and thus be recorded as "Lee, Ang". Then, there would be a variant form "Li An", since this is purely the transliteration of his Chinese name. On the other hand, some other Task Force members think that adding a comma after a surname that is initial is Eurocentric (i.e., follows practices of Western Europe) and might create confusion. "Mao, Zedong, 1893-1976" implies/suggests that the name is Zedong Mao. Some Task Force members recommend that comma should be placed as usual for transliterated or English form of Chinese and some other Asian names and that a comma should be omitted only where non-roman scripts are recorded for such names and when the first element of the names in non-roman scripts is surnames. On the other hand, some other Task Force members recommend that the 3rd sentence (If the first part of the name is the surname, follow it by a comma and the parts of the name that follow it.) should be deleted. Those Task Force members preferring not to place a comma for names, the first part of which is the surname, note that no comma conforms to practice used for names lacking a surname (e.g., Ethiopian, Icelandic and Zaire names), which is a distinction that escapes the average user. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
184.108.40.206 Surname represented by an initial
It might be useful to have a reference to 9.2.17 here, since the reader of the rule is bound to wonder what to do if the surname is represented by an initial and no other part of the name is given in full. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
18.104.22.168 Part of the name treated as a surname
220.127.116.11 Persons known by a surname only
184.108.40.206 Married woman identified only by her husband's name
22.214.171.124 Words indicating relationship following surname
Could the rubric specify that these are *familial* relationships? Scharff, MusLA 1/25/08
Hurray! Finally a common sense loosening of the strictures of AACR2 22.19B1. Does this include non-royal usages of II, III, IV though? -- MYERS (John F. Myers, IV to be specific), 1/17/2008
188.8.131.52 Saints
This is another of those places where name and heading and attributes may eventually be clear but aren't at the moment. At first I thought it was giving contradictory instructions -- don't add it but do add it. Then I realized it was distinguishing between Saint as part of the name element and as an additional attribute. Then I was asking, "and what if the name lacks a surname?" before realizing that 9.2.5 is all about names with surnames. The rule heading should be "Saints with surnames" or some such to make this more clear.
9.2.6 Compound surnames
The rules in this section are overly complex. The heart of the rule at 126.96.36.199, with the preceding rules as exceptions to it. To program a computer to apply these rules, requires this reverse treatment to winnow out the exceptions, but a human-read rule structure can be read straight forward. Why not something like this:
22.214.171.124. General rule
188.8.131.52.1 Other than the exceptions noted in 188.8.131.52-126.96.36.199, record the first part of a compound name as the first element. (BTW, we are inconsistently using element here, where it otherwise refers to a distinct attribute).
18.104.22.168.2 Subject to the exceptions noted in 18.104.22.168-22.214.171.124, if the parts of a compound surname are regularly or occasionally hyphenated, including place names connected to the surname by a hyphen, record the first part as the first element and retain the hyphen between the parts.
18.104.22.168 Established usage/Known preference
188.8.131.52.1 If the person bearing a compound surname has a known preference to be listed under a part other than the first then use that preferred part as the first element.
18.104.22.168 Married women ...
220.127.116.11.1 In cases other than where either the person's language is Czech, French, Hungarian, Italian, or Spanish or the name is hyphenated, record the husband's surname as the first element.
126.96.36.199 Portuguese compound surnames
220.127.116.11.1 If the person's language is Portuguese, record the last part as the first element.
220.127.116.11.2 If the name of a person whose language is Portuguese includes a word indicating relationship, follow the instructions given under 18.104.22.168.
188.8.131.52 Nature of surname uncertain in English, Danish ...
220.127.116.11.1 If the person's language is English, Danish, Faroese, Norwegian, or Swedish, record the last part of the name as the first element. --MYERS, 1/17/2008
220.127.116.11 General Guidelines
Editorial: There is an artifactual AACR2 reference that is not suppressed at the end of the rule. -- MYERS 1/17/2008
184.108.40.206 Established usage
220.127.116.11 Hyphenated surnames
18.104.22.168 Married women whose surname consists of surname before marriage and husband's surname
Contrast with LCRI 22.5A on Filipino names: "The names of many Filipino women give the paternal surname, also as a kind of middle name, followed by the husband's surname, the two being linked by a hyphen. Although the hyphen causes the combination of names to look like a compound surname, Philippine sources consistently list these women under the husband's surname. Enter these also under the second surname, i.e., the husband's surname. Add an exception to 188.8.131.52.1 on hyphenated surnames for Filipino names. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
22.214.171.124 Other compound surnames
184.108.40.206 Nature of surname uncertain
22.214.171.124 (p. 9-27) The main exceptions are the same and 18.104.22.168a.2 is covered by 184.108.40.206 (as written, or 22.214.171.124 in my rewrite) and the references to 9.3.7 are redundant. Collapse the rules. -- MYERS, 1/17/2008
126.96.36.199a Names of persons whose language is English
184.108.40.206b Names of persons whose language is Danis, Faroese, Norwegian, or Swedish
22.214.171.124 Place names added to surnames
9.2.7 Surnames with separately written prefixes
188.8.131.52 General guidelines
22.214.171.124 Articles and prepositions
188.8.131.52 Other prefixes
9.2.8 Prefixes hyphenated or combined with surnames
This rule needs to be qualified by "if considered important" or something like that. As it stands we are instructed to make references in all cases from the form following the prefix--i.e., from "Gerald, Colin Fitz-", "Donald, William Mac-", and "Bure, Guillaume De-" which hardly seems reasonable. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
9.2.9 Surnames of members of royal houses
This is the exception to the rule. Shouldn't it be stated last, not first? Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
9.2.10 General guidelines on recording names containing a title of nobility
126.96.36.199 General guidelines
9.2.11 Titles in the United Kingdom peerage that include a territorial designation
A reference to Appendix G (Titles of Nobility, Terms of Rank, etc.) would be helpful here. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
9.2.12 Judges of the Scottish Court of Session bearing a law title beginning with Lord
9.2.13 Disclaimed and newly acquired titles
9.2.14 General guidelines on recording names containing neither a surname nor a title of nobility
126.96.36.199 General guidelines
9.2.15 Names including a patronymic
I realize this is basically the AACR2 rule, but it is too broad. According to OED, a patronymic is "a name derived from that of a father or male ancestor, esp. by addition of an affix indicating such descent" "MacDonald," "Peterson", and "Swensen" are all patronymics, whether the bearer's father's name is Donald, Peter, or Swen, or not (to be a patronymic it just has to derive from a male ancestor). I have Swedish ancestors who used such names *as patronymics* as recently as the late 19th century. My ancestor Jons Olsson (1822-1863) was so named because his father's name was Ola. After that his descendants used the name "Olsen" or "Olsson," so the strict patronymic usage ended. But under 9.2.15 I suppose I should establish him as "Jons Olsson" and not "Olsson, Jons." This seems quite odd and probably not what was intended. But I am certain the rule didn't intend Jesse Jackson to be established in direct order, even though his name consists of "one or more given names and a patronymic". A clearer definition of what is meant by patronymic and what names this rule is intended to apply to is perhaps needed. Bob Maxwell, Jan. 1, 2008.
I think the intention is that the rule applies to names that are currently used as patronymics, not to names derived from patronymics that are now surnames. Jesse Jackson does not have a patronymic, he has a surname. On the other hand, if Jons Olsson was so named because his father was Ola, he should indeed be established as "Jons Olsson." One also has to keep in mind that this rule comes under the general heading "Recording names containing neither a surname nor a title of nobility" above 9.2.14. This keeps the rule from applying to Russian names, which as I understand it can contain both a patronymic and a surname. Hopefully the online product will display the hierarchy of headings so that one knows the full context of the rule.--J. Hostage, 1/25/2008
Appendix F.7 on Malay names includes a section on "Filial indicators" (F.7.1.3). One of the filial indicators is "bin," son of, effectively a patronymic like the Arabic "ibn." Add: See Appendix F.7.1.3 for additional instructions on filial indicators contained in names in Malay. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
9.2.16 Names of royal persons
9.2.17 General guidelines of recording names consisting of initials, or separate letteres or numerals
18.104.22.168 General guidelines
9.2.18 General guidelines on recording names consisting of a phrase
220.127.116.11 General guidelines
9.2.19 Phrase consisting of a forename or forenames preceded by a term of address, etc.
9.2.20 Phrase containing the name of another person
9.2.21 Characterizing word or phrase
The JSC should also consider retaining initial articles on surnames. Arabic and Persian sources listing names by surname will retain the article while filing on the letter following the article. Members of the Arabic NACO Funnel from Egypt have questioned the practice of removing it. It would improve internationalization and the technology is available to permit it. Initial articles on surnames should be retained, although not filed on. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008
9.2.22 Phrase naming another work by the person
The JSC should also consider retaining initial articles on surnames. Arabic and Persian sources listing names by surname will retain the article while filing on the letter following the article. Members of the Arabic NACO Funnel from Egypt have questioned the practice of removing it. It would improve internationalization and the technology is available to permit it. Initial articles on surnames should be retained, although not filed on. Suzuki for CC:AAM TF on RDA Feb. 4, 2008


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- Bodine Leads the Truck Series Championship Battle by a 261-point margin
- Germain Racing has 22 Truck Series Victories and Eight Pole Awards
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September 14, 2010 (Mooresville, N.C.) - This season, Germain Racing has notched four wins. One celebration came in familiar surroundings—a victory lane that Germain Racing has visited seven times (Texas). The other three, were all new experiences for the team and driver Todd Bodine. Bodine, who hails from Chemung, NY, hopes he and the No. 30 Germain.com Tundra team can notch another win at one of the two tracks ahead on the 2010 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule where they remain winless—New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
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Of the seven tracks remaining on this season's schedule, Bodine and Germain Racing have combined for wins at five of them with an impressive total of 13 wins and four poles at those tracks. New Hampshire and Martinsville are the two tracks still waiting to be conquered.
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