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Agree with John Myers that the "Acta ... Philologica" example (proposed as part of the revision to 126.96.36.199) shouldn't be in both the "regular" and the "exceptions" section of the proposed revision. I think it should only be in the exceptions as a serial. Can anyone confirm this easily? [[User:Kathy Glennan|Kathy Glennan]] ([[User talk:Kathy Glennan|talk]]) 13:51, 13 August 2013 (PDT)
Agree with John Myers that the "Acta ... Philologica" example (proposed as part of the revision to 126.96.36.199) shouldn't be in both the "regular" and the "exceptions" section of the proposed revision. I think it should only be in the exceptions as a serial. Can anyone confirm this easily? [[User:Kathy Glennan|Kathy Glennan]] ([[User talk:Kathy Glennan|talk]]) 13:51, 13 August 2013 (PDT)
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6JSC/CCC/11 Revision of RDA 22.214.171.124 (Titles of Parts, Sections, and Supplements) and RDA 126.96.36.199 (Collective Title and Titles of Individual Contents)
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The proposal targets portions of the RDA text that would benefit from greater clarity. I think the proposed changes to 188.8.131.52 are an improvement. However, I wonder if the entire picture could be clarified even more if guidelines currently offered at 126.96.36.199 were consolidated with 22.214.171.124. This would not only be convenient, but also logical (I think), since the guidelines at 126.96.36.199 primarily (or entirely?) concern title proper. I would also like to see a definition for the phrase "common title," used frequently in 2.3.17. How does it relate to "collective title" (which is defined in the glossary)? Is a collective title one variety of common title? -- Francis Lapka, RBMS Liaison, 2013 Aug 12.
Response: To answer Francis' question, my own understanding is that the "common title" is the title held in common across all the subordinate parts, sections, supplements, etc., where a collective title is the title proper of an aggregate comprised of individual works. It would be the difference between: A] "Shakespeare's plays. The tragedies" "Shakespeare's plays. The comedies" "Shakespeare's plays. The histories" -- a common title of "Shakespeare's plays" with separate section titles; and B] "Three tragedies of Shakespeare : Romeo and Juliet ; Hamlet ; Macbeth" -- a collective title of "Three tragedies of Shakespeare" and three individual titles contained under it. The difference is subtle, but I think real. MYERS, CCDA Liaison to the MAC, 2013/08/12
Question: does the "Acta ... Philologica" example belong in both example sets of the revised 184.108.40.206? MYERS, CCDA Liaison to the MAC, 2013/08/12
Disagreement: The exception developed under 220.127.116.11 for Television programs, radio programs, etc., is not now universally applied, even in Anglo-American cataloging -- while prevalent for programs like that identified in the example, episodes of documentary series are often cataloged directly under the episode title with a series added entry for the general program (e.g., episodes of PBS's program Nova). Furthermore, I am not convinced RDA constituencies outside the Anglo-American cataloging tradition, particularly those with stronger traditions of analytical description, would find this exception at all agreeable. MYERS, CCDA Liaison to the MAC, 2013/08/12
I think I disagree with the proposed exception at 22.214.171.124 "and the title of the part, section, or supplement is insufficient to identify that part, section, or supplement without also including the common title." Why is it necessary for this condition to be met?
I agree with John's explanation of "common title." Earlier in 18.104.22.168, the phrasing is "the title common to all parts or sections." I think the instances of "common title" that follow are just a kind of shorthand.
In response to Francis: I am assuming that the stuff in 18.104.22.168 needs to stay in 2.3.1 because it can apply to elements other than title proper, such as parallel title proper.
Tracey Snyder, MusLA, Aug. 12, 2013
I share Tracey's concern about the condition introduced at 220.127.116.11 ("…and the title of the part, section, or supplement is insufficient to identify that part …"). Application of this change would mean that we no longer record the common title when the title of the part (etc.) *is* sufficient. Doing so would bring more consistency between 126.96.36.199 and the proposed 22.214.171.124.2 (analytical description), but would also de-emphasize the principle of representation.
Furthermore, when the title of the part (etc.) *is* sufficient, the proposal creates a scenario where it doesn't provide instructions about what to do with the common title . Presumably, one might record the common title as (a) a series statement, or (b) the title of a related work, but such instructions are not given. Such a course is what 184.108.40.206 (final paragraph) instructs for resources where the source of information *does not* include the common title; but, as written, this provision cannot be applied when the source of information does include the common title. -- Francis Lapka, RBMS liaison, 2013 Aug 13
Am I correct in thinking that 220.127.116.11 only applies to analytical descriptions? If so, shouldn't the instruction make that explicit? If so, we'll need to make it clear in our response how this relates (or doesn't relate) to 184.108.40.206. Kathy Glennan (talk) 13:38, 13 August 2013 (PDT)
I don't think there's a problem in 188.8.131.52 with a part title that is insufficient to identify the content. Simply recording the common title followed by the volume designation should be a sufficiently differentiated title. Kathy Glennan (talk) 13:47, 13 August 2013 (PDT)
Agree with John Myers that the "Acta ... Philologica" example (proposed as part of the revision to 220.127.116.11) shouldn't be in both the "regular" and the "exceptions" section of the proposed revision. I think it should only be in the exceptions as a serial. Can anyone confirm this easily? Kathy Glennan (talk) 13:51, 13 August 2013 (PDT)
- I suppose that depends whether "Philologica" is considered sufficient to identify the part, but since serials are automatically treated as common title + part title, it doesn't need to be in the general set of examples. --John Hostage (talk) 14:40, 19 August 2013 (PDT)
While the proposed separation between comprehensive and analytical descriptions in 184.108.40.206 is more user friendly, the redrafting of these separate instructions points out a conflict between this approach for analytics and the instructions in 188.8.131.52. Can someone help me understand the difference, even just relying on RDA as currently written? Is there some level of dependency (not grammatical) that's implied that makes the difference? See AACR2 1.1B9. Kathy Glennan (talk) 14:17, 13 August 2013 (PDT)
Can't you only apply the analytical description instructions in 18.104.22.168 if the "title of the content being described" is distinctive? Is that what that phrase is supposed to mean? Granted, you probably wouldn't do an analytical description for content that's just labeled "volume 3", but is there harm in being explicit about this? Kathy Glennan (talk) 14:21, 13 August 2013 (PDT)
I wonder if this could not be approached such that there is more flexibility when the part title in 22.214.171.124 is sufficient to identify the resource. In many cases, it might be better to leave this to cataloger's judgment or local practice.
In particular, I am reluctant to see the guidelines about television programs, etc., so hardcoded into RDA. Despite the LCRI that says essentially the same thing, as John Myers pointed out above, even in the U.S. not all libraries follow this practice, especially for nonfiction. It also seems to me that television series are a different animal in many ways than publisher's series or serials that have supplements. It was pointed out on the OLAC list that some movies with titles that are sufficient to identify the part are also commonly treated as common title + part title (e.g., Star Wars. Episode V. The Empire Strikes Back or Lord of the Rings. The Two Towers), but are not explicitly included in this exception. If the television exception stays, perhaps it could be an alternative rather than an exception.
In my ideal world, the data about the common title and part title would be recorded in their own elements and each library could just flip some switch to say how they want them to display (all in a string or with the part title as the title proper and a corresponding series statement).
How is the exception for serials functionally different from the exception for TV & radio programs, such that they need to be separate *and* use different formatting?
Is the omission of any specific mention of movies/feature films from the TV/radio exception intentional or is it to be assumed that they qualify under the "etc."? (e.g. Star Wars. Episode V. The Empire Strikes Back, or Lord of the Rings. The Two Towers)
Do the proposed changes to 22.214.171.124 and 126.96.36.199 need to include any suggestions for (or pointers to suggestions elsewhere in RDA for) how to differentiate "whole--part" relationships from "series--volume" relationships when both the common and individual titles appear on the source of information--as it is for print books about as commonly as it is for serials & AV? (And, perhaps, thereby provide some guidance on _why_ movies, TV, & radio need to be treated differently from serials and all of those from monographic series)? And also any guidance on what "insufficient to identify that part…" means in comparison to your average non-series print fiction title? Because AACR2 lacked such guidance, I've seen the old 25.5B and 25.5B Appendix 1 LCRIs used for years now as a loophole for avoiding tracing series, by arguing that series inherently have a "whole/part" relationship and thus the series title needs to be the first part of the Title Proper rather than in the series area, and I can foresee the same thing happening with RDA, both with the way 184.108.40.206 is currently worded and with the proposed changes.
I agree with Frances I am a little murky on the definition of common title. If you can have a collective title for a multi-part resource then is that a type of common title? Are collective titles in general a type of common title? Is the difference between the scenarios that the items discussed in 184.108.40.206 are issued separately and thus being cataloged separately (even if they maybe could go on some larger collective record… which would then fit the collective title scenario?) whereas those in 220.127.116.11 are issued together? Or is it related to how the library has decided to catalog (individually or as a set).
I agree with the comment that there need to be something in the new version to address series when using the distinctive part title as the title proper and the two are on the same source (which doesn't matter in the current version because you are always supposed to do common title + part title in the title proper when the two are on the same source). This is presumably just an oversight.
RE: 22.214.171.124 only applies to analytical descriptions I wouldn't necessarily think of the things at 188.8.131.52 as analytics. If I get a DVD with an episode of Nova, that's just one separately issued manifestation in my mind. If I got a set of season 1 of Friends and I did records for each episode or disc, then I would think of those as analytics (but does that then come under 184.108.40.206 as having a collective title?).
RE: condition in 220.127.116.11 about a part title that is insufficient to identify the content I think maybe what people are trying to say is that they want to be able to use the part title + common title even in situations where the part title is sufficient for identification
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|Gales named bank president
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Friday, Aug. 7 Brian Gales will begin a new chapter in his banking career when he takes over as president of Bank of the West in Holyoke.
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|Race presents improved school website
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That's the website for Holyoke School District Re-1J, and Kellie Race has been working on an hourly basis for the school district since January to upgrade and improve the website.
She presented the improvements at the Re-1J board meeting Tuesday, April 17.
The website has been a focus of the board for over a year, and they have added goals on increasing communication through the website.
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Some of the ideas she wanted to incorporate were not possible due to the SchoolFusion system in use. Supt. Bret Miles said at this point they're opting to live within the limitations of SchoolFusion so the staff doesn't have to learn a new system and a new way to post things.
Race said the main thing is that it's slow. But it is still a good communication tool, and they hope to keep it updated as a viable tool for use by parents, students, staff and the community in general.
Navigation headers across the top of the home page include:
—Infinite Campus (Staff use, Parents Online and Students Online).
—Parents (food services/menu, JR/SR High daily bulletin, Parent Infinite Campus, student organizations, athletics, family support, transportation).
—Calendars (district calendar, 2012-13 adopted calendar and 2011-12 adopted calendar).
—Community Links (Holyoke Education Foundation, Colorado Dept. of Education, N.E. BOCES, N.E. BOCES Gifted & Talented, Holyoke Enterprise, Star 92.3, WeatherBug, Phillips County Economic Development, CHSAA, MaxPreps—Holyoke Sports, Jim Powell Photography.
—Closures and Delays (Emergency closures and delayed start procedures, as well as where to find info for emergency closures).
—Staff Contacts (list of staff, as well as their position, school office phone number with their extension and their school e-mail address.
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Holyoke Enterprise April 26, 2012


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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Greg Zuerlein kicked four field goals, including a Rams franchise record 60-yarder, as St. Louis dropped the Seattle Seahawks, 19-13, on Sunday at Edward Jones Dome.
Zuerlein, a rookie out of Missouri Western State, also hit from 58, 48 and 24 yards, and has not missed a field goal try in his young NFL career, going 12- for-12.
Sam Bradford threw for 221 yards on 16-of-30 passing in the win, while Stephen Jackson, who was questionable during the week due to a groin problem, ran for 55 yards on 18 carries.
Danny Amendola caught six passes for 55 yards and a touchdown for the Rams (2-2), who bounced back from a loss to the Chicago Bears last week. Punter Johnny Hekker threw a touchdown pass on a fake field goal in the victory.
One week after being handed a win over the Green Bay Packers on Golden Tate's controversial last-second catch in the end zone, the Seahawks got no such help from proper referee Mike Carey and his crew.
Russell Wilson threw for 160 yards and three interceptions on 17-of-25 passing and Marshawn Lynch ran for 118 yards with a touchdown on 20 carries for Seattle (2-2), which was trying for its first 3-1 start since the 2007 campaign.
Steven Hauschka kicked two field goals and Sidney Rice led the receiving corps with four catches for 41 yards in the setback.
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MANASSAS, Va. (WUSA) - All babies are precious, and many parents don't care if they have a boy or a girl. But in some cultures, the preference for male children has led to sex-selective abortions.
Arizona has recently enacted a law to make them illegal. Now a Virginia lawmaker wants the Commonwealth to do the same.
"Let the feminists walk down to Richmond and say, 'Yes, aborting girls is a good thing. I mean, come on, they're not that stupid. They can't possibly do that," said a heated Bob Marshall, (R-13th District.)
The outspoken Manassas lawmaker has been trying to chip away at abortion rights for 20 years. This year, he is sponsoring a bill to make gender-based abortions illegal. He points to evidence that sex-selective abortions are apparently happening in America.
Using the 2000 U.S. Census report, The National Academy of Sciences found "male-biased sex ratios among U.S.-born children of Chinese, Korean, and Asian Indian parents."
It was particularly evident for third children, the report says. "If there was no previous son, sons outnumbered daughters by 50%. By contrast, the sex ratios of eldest and younger children with an older brother were both within the range of the biologically normal, as were White offspring sex ratios (irrespective of the elder siblings' sex). We interpret the found deviation in favor of sons to be evidence of sex selection, most likely at the prenatal stage."
"We cannot have a society tolerating the frivolous killing of people just because they're of the wrong sex," said Marshall.
Tarina Keene, with the National Abortion Rights League, (NARAL) says even though the organization does not support gender-based abortions, she says this bill is just bad policy.
"It really puts the doctors in a very precarious situation. They have to be mind readers. They're essentially becoming agents of the state. It really violates the doctor-patient relationship. It creates mistrust between doctors and patients," said Keene.
In Marshall's bill, the woman who has a sex-selective abortion would not be prosecuted, but the doctor who performs it could be charged with a Class 4 felony which carries a maximum ten years in jail.
Marshall sees nothing wrong with that level of punishment. "Killing a person for the wrong sex, that's too soft," said Marshall.
NARAL says the bill is racist because it would cause the profiling of women of certain cultures which are known to have a preference for male babies.
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Royals add a pair of minor league free agents
The Royals have agreed to terms with right-handed pitcher Josh Rupe and outfielder Buck Coats to minor league contracts for the 2010 season.
The 27-year old Rupe has made 70 career appearances (1 start) since breaking into the big leagues with the Texas Rangers in 2005. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound hurler is 4-2 with a 4.95 ERA, tossing 132.2 innings. He made just four appearances in the Majors in 2009 while spending a majority of the year at Oklahoma (AAA). Originally a third-round pick of the Chicago White Sox in the 2002 Draft, Rupe tied for the Majors League lead in 2008 with 89.1 relief innings for Texas. He and his wife, April, have a son, Tucker, and reside in Virginia Beach, Va.
Coats, 27, spent all of 2009 with Triple-A Las Vegas in the Toronto organization. Coats also served as the primary leadoff man and centerfielder in Team USA's run to the gold medal in the Baseball World Cup in September. The left-handed hitting and right-handed throwing outfielder batted .302 with 33 doubles, three triples, six homers, 56 RBI and 82 runs scored in 117 games with Las Vegas this season. He stole 25 bases in 32 attempts and drew 47 walks against just 64 strikeouts. The Georgia native has appeared in 46 career Major League games with the Cubs (2006), Reds (2007) and Blue Jays (2008), hitting .193 (11-for-57). Coats, the Cubs' 20th-round pick in 2000, is married with one child.


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KLEM Local Schedule (week of June 25)
MONDAY RESULTS - June 25
(high school softball)
Spirit Lake 11 Le Mars (23-9/8-3) 10
(SPIRIT LAKE) -- Paige Krause put an end to a wild scoring derby with a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the seventh inning Monday night to lift Spirit Lake to an 11-10 Lakes Conference softball win over Le Mars. The Lady Bulldogs had taken a 10-6 lead with three runs in the top of the sixth only to have the Indians counter with four runs in the bottom of the sixth to tie the game at 10-all. Emily Pick had a grand slam homer in the fifth for Le Mars and Molly Renken added a solo shot in the third. Krause homered for the Indians and finished with four RBI's for the night. Krause was also the winning pitcher for Spirit Lake. Molly Renken, the third pitcher for the Lady Bulldogs, took the loss. Le Mars falls to 23-and-9 for the season and 8-and-3 in league play.
Akron-Westfield (29-1/16-0) 11 Gehlen Catholic (17-10/10-6) 0
(LE MARS) -- Top-rated (1A) Akron-Westfield jumped out to an 8-0 lead after two innings of play Monday night and cruised past Gehlen Catholic 11-0 in War Eagle Conference softball action at the Riverview Complex in Le Mars. Brandi Davis drove in five runs on three hits for the Westerners and ran her pitching record to 18-and-1, combining with Dana Hedlund on a two-hit shutout. Davis walked one and struck out ten while allowing only a third inning infield single by Steph Rohe in six innings of work. Hedlund gave up an infield single to Brittany Loutsch as she worked the seventh inning. The Westerners collected 13 hits off Amber Timmins. Timmins issued five walks. A-W improves to 16-and-0 in War Eagle Conference play and 29-and-1 for the season while Gehlen falls to 17-and-10 for the season and 10-and-6 in league play.
(high school baseball)
(#10-3A)Le Mars (18-5/10-0) 12 Spirit Lake 1, six innings
(SPIRIT LAKE) -- Chris Eckstaine drove in five runs on three hits, collecting a home run and two doubles, and threw a four-hitter with seven strike outs to lead number-ten (3A) Le Mars to a 12-1 Lakes Conference baseball victory over Spirit Lake Monday night in a game shortened to six innings by the ten-run rule. The Bulldogs stay unbeaten in league play at 10-and-0 and improve to 18-and-5 for the season. Andy Hefner had a pretty good night at the plate as well, going 2-for-3 with four RBI's with a homer and a double.
Akron-Westfield (5-15) 4 Gehlen Catholic (10-11/8-7) 3
(LE MARS) --Mitch Hedlund returned to the Akron-Westfield line-up Monday night after missing all but one of the Westerners first 18 games to throw a five-hitter to pitch A-W to a 4-3 War Eagle Conference baseball victory over Gehlen Catholic at the Riverview Complex. Spencer Frankl's bases-loaded single in the second inning led to three runs and David Burkes gave the Westerners a 4-0 lead with a RBI double an inning later. Michael Whitehead's two-run double in the bottom of the third cut the A-W lead to 4-2 and Mitchell Flack's RBI single an inning later made 4-3. The Jays left the tying run on base in the seventh. Whitehead took the loss on the mound despite allowing just four hits and striking out nine. Akron-Westfield is now 5-and-15 for the season and 5-and-9 in the W-E-C. Gehlen falls to 10-and-11 for the season and 8-and-7 in War Eagle Conference play.
(little league)
Marlins 10 Giants 1
Cards 7 Reds 1
Lions 17 Rockets 10
Broncos 5 Eagles 4
Panthers 14 Warriors 12
White Sox 10 A's 5
Dodgers 8 Pirates 7
Cubs 14 Braves 7
Comets 2 Rockers 1
Storm 3 Sparks 2
Stars 1 Sting 0
Raiders vs. Liberty - no score reported
(American Association baseball)
Winnipeg 3 Sioux City Explorers 2
(major league baseball results)
N.Y. Yankees 5, Cleveland 4
Chicago White Sox 12, Minnesota 5
Boston 10, Toronto 4
Kansas City 5, Tampa Bay 4
Oakland 2, Seattle 1
L.A. Angels 13, Baltimore 1
Texas 13, Detroit 9
Milwaukee 8, Cincinnati 4
N.Y. Mets 17, Chicago Cubs 1
San Francisco 3, L.A. Dodgers 0
Pittsburgh 11, Philadelphia 7
Atlanta 6, Arizona 4
Miami 5, St. Louis 3
Houston 1, San Diego 0
Washington 11, Colorado 5
TUESDAY RESULTS - June 26
(high school softball)
Le Mars (24-9) 6 Sioux Center 5
(LE MARS) -- A night after losing in the bottom of the seventh inning at Spirit Lake, the Le Mars Lady Bulldogs earned a walk-off victory over Sioux Center with a RBI single by Madison Heidebrink for a 6-5 non-conference softball victory Tuesday night at the Bulldog Complex. Sioux Center had tied the score in the top of the seventh before Holly Schneider doubled to lead-off the bottom of the seventh, advanced to third on Emily Ellefson's ground out and then scored the winning run on Heidebrink's hit. Le Mars erased a 1-0 deficit in the fourth on Kylee Lang's grand slam homer. The Warriors tied it with three runs in the fifth. Holly Schneider's RBI single in the bottom of the fifth put Le Mars back in front 5-4. Freshman Jayme Kelly earned her first varsity victory in relief. The Lady Bulldogs improve to 24-and-9 for the season.
(game one) Gehlen Catholic (18-10/11-6) 3 Spalding Catholic 0 / (game two) Gehlen Catholic (19-10/12-6) 14 Spalding Catholic 5
(LE MARS) -- Seniors Steph Rohe and Amber Timmins played a key role in a doubleheader softball sweep by Gehlen Catholic against the visiting Spalding Spartans Tuesday night at the Riverview Complex. Rohe went 7-for-8 for the doubleheader with three RBI's, four stolen bases and she scored five runs. Timmins was the winning pitcher in both games and went 3-for-7 for the night at the plate with two RBI's. Gehlen won game one 3-0 with Timmins throwing a one-hit shutout with one walk and eleven strike outs. She allowed just one base runner after escaping a bases-loaded jam in the first inning. Rohe scored twice and drove in the third run with a double. The Lady Jays rallied from an early 2-0 deficit to win game two 14-5 behind a 17-hit attack. Rohe had four hits and drove in two runs. Timmins allowed four hits and struck out seven. Her two-run double put Gehlen ahead to stay in a four-run third inning. Five more runs in the fourth put the Lady Jays in front 9-2 and they were never headed. Abby Freking had three doubles and four RBI's in game two for Gehlen. Alex Willman had three of the Spartans five hits for the night. Gehlen improves to 19-and-10 for the season and 12-and-6 in the War Eagle Conference.
(high school baseball)
Spalding Catholic 6 Gehlen Catholic (10-12/8-8) 5
(LE MARS) -- Tommy Stoll's sacrifice fly in the top of the seventh snapped a 5-5 tie and a game-ending double play in the bottom of the seventh preserved the lead, lifting Spalding Catholic to a 6-5 War Eagle Conference baseball win over Gehlen Catholic Tuesday night at the Riverview Complex. The win was the ninth straight for the Spartans as they improve to 16-and-9 for the season and 11-and=4 in the W-E-C race. The game saw three lead changes and two ties before Spalding won it in the seventh. Michael Whitehead's two-run homer in the first put Gehlen in front 2-1. The Spartans regained a 3-2 advantage on Tyler Konz's two-run single in the second. Tanner Christoffel's home run in the third extended Spalding's lead to 4-2. Eric Oetken tied the game in the Gehlen third with a two-run double and a passed ball in the fourth gave the Jays a 5-4 lead. The Spartans tied the game at 5-all on Austin Schmit's RBI ground out in the sixth. Tyler Konz got the win in relief while Mitchell Flack took the loss. Gehlen falls to 10-and-12 for the season and 8-and-8 in the W-E-C.
(little league)
Reds 12 Mariners 11
Eagles 19 Spartans 9
Panthers 15 Lions 12
Broncos 10 Chargers 3
Mets 9 Dodgers 2
A's 9 Yankees 3
Angels 11 Rockies 7
Tigers vs. Phils - no score reported
Padres 0 Twins 0, tie
Rangers 2 Royals 1
Nationals 2 Blue Jays 0
Indians 2 D'Backs 1
Red Sox 3 Astros 0
(American Association baseball)
Winnipeg 8 Sioux City Explorers 7
WEDNESDAY RESULTS - June 27
(high school softball)
Le Mars (25-9/9-3) 7 Spencer 3
(LE MARS) -- Janessa Milbrodt and Molly Renken teamed up on a three-hitter but had to survive nine walks to pitch Le Mars to a 7-3 Lakes Conference softball win over Spencer Wednesday night at the Bulldog Complex. Emily Pick homered for Le Mars and Ashley Phelan and Madison Heidebrink had two hits each to lead a nine-hit attack. Le Mars improves to 25-and-9 for the season and 9-and-3 in league play.
Gehlen Catholic (20-10/13-6) 8 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 3
(HARTLEY) -- Gehlen Catholic earned their 20th victory of the season, winning 8-3 at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn in a War Eagle Conference match-up Wednesday night. The Lady Jays collected five of their ten hits in a four-run second inning and then added four more runs in the fourth. Lisa Gunter's three-run homer was the key fourth inning blow. Gunter also had a double to join Alison Schnepf with two hits for Gehlen. Shannon Smith had two RBI's for the Lady Jays. Amber Timmins threw a five-hitter with seven strike outs. Gehlen is 20-and-10 for the season and 13-and-6 in the War Eagle Conference.
(high school baseball)
(#10-3A)Le Mars (19-5/11-0) 6 Spencer 1
(LE MARS) -- Tenth-rated (3A) Le Mars clinched their second straight Lakes Conference baseball title Wednesday night, riding Colan Bochers' three-hit, ten strike out pitching performance to a 6-1 victory over Spencer at the Bulldog Complex. Borchers lost his shutout bid on a two-out error in the seventh inning. Andy Heffner and Chris Eckstaine had two-run singles to lead the Bulldogs offensively and Jacob Lemoreux and Kendall Candor added RBI hits. All six Bulldog runs scored on two-out hits. Le Mars improves to 19-and-5 for the season and 11-and-0 in league play with three conference games to play.
Gehlen Catholic (11-12/9-8) 13 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 6
(HARTLEY) -- Gehlen Catholic returned to the win column Wednesday night, rapping out 15 hits enroute to a 13-6 War Eagle Conference baseball win at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn. Michael Whitehead and Blake Wiltgen had three hits and one RBI each to pace the Jays offensively. Whitehead had two doubles and Wiltgen had a two-base hit. Mitchell Flack and Eric Oetken had two RBI's each. Blake Wiltgen and Eric Oetken combined on six-hitter with ten strike outs. Gehlen is now 11-and-12 for the season and 9-and-8 in the War Eagle Conference.
(little league)
Marlins 16 Orioles 8
Hawks 11 Foxes 10
Rockets 18 Warriors 17
Chargers 14 Eagles 9
Broncos 15 Spartans 12
Braves 5 Angels 4
Cubs 9 Rockies 0
Stars 10 Liberty 2
Raiders vs. Sting - no score reported
Comets 1 Sparks 0
Rockers 4 Storm 3
(American Association baseball)
Winnipeg 7 Sioux City Explorers 2
THURSDAY RESULTS - June 28
(high school baseball)
(#10-3A)Le Mars (20-5) 8 Sheldon 7 (make-up)
(LE MARS) -- Le Mars spotted Sheldon a 7-0 lead before battling back to win an 8-7 decision Thursday night at the Bulldog Complex in non-conference baseball play. A four-run sixth inning completed the comeback. Chris Eckstaine and Parker Rolfes drove in a pair of runs and Andy Hefner had a key RBI double in the sixth. Levi TeBrink got the win in relief for the Bulldogs. The victory improves the number-ten rated (3A) Bulldogs record to 20-and-5 for the season.
(little league)
Mariners 16 Cards 7
Foxes 10 Falcons 9
Lions 11 Warriors 9
Chargers 15 Spartans 11
Rockets 15 Panthers 9
White Sox 6 Yankees 0
Mets 5 Pirates 4
D'Backs 3 Nationals 2
Astros 1 Indians 0
Blue Jays 5 Padres 2
Royals 1 Red Sox 0
Rangers 1 Tigers 1, tie
Phils 3 Twins 2
FRIDAY RESULTS - June 29
(high school softball)
Gehlen Catholic (21-10/14-6) 2 Remsen St. Mary's 0
(LE MARS) -- Amber Timmins fired a two-hit shutout Friday night at the Riverview Complex to pitch the Gehlen Catholic Lady Jays to a 2-0 War Eagle Conference softball victory over Remsen St. Mary's. It was sweet revenge for Timmins, who was roughed up for 16 hits by the Hawks in a 12-0, four-inning loss June 4 in Remsen. Lisa Gunter and Steph Rohe led an eight-hit Gehlen attack against Miranda Staab with two hits each. Gunter had a RBI. The Lady Jays scored a run in the first and another in the fifth. Gehlen finishes the regular season with a 21-and-10 record and finished at 14-and-6 in the War Eagle Conference.
Le Mars (26-9/10-3) 11 Cherokee 3
(CHEROKEE) -- Emily Ellefson and Janessa Milbrodt paced an eleven-hit offensive attack for Le Mars with three hits each to lead the Lady Bulldogs to an 11-3 Lakes Conference softball victory at Cherokee. Milbrodt drove in three runs with a pair of doubles and Ellefson had two RBI's and scored four runs. Ashley Phelan had two hits and a RBI. Milbrodt teamed up with Jayme Kelly on a three-hitter in the pitching circle with ten strike outs. Milbrodt worked the first four innings to get the win despite walking nine batters. Le Mars ran their season mark to 26-and-9, tying the school record for victories in a season, and the Lady Bulldogs are now 10-and-3 in the Lakes Conference.
(high school baseball)
Remsen St. Mary's 8 Gehlen Catholic (11-13/9-9) 0
(LE MARS) -- Sophomore right-hander Matt Wesselman improved to 8-and-2 for the season, pitching a one-hit shutout to guide Remsen St. Mary's past Gehlen Catholic 8-0 Friday night in War Eagle Conference baseball at the Riverview Complex in Le Mars. Wesselman allowed just two base runners through the first six innings before issuing his first two walks of the night in the seventh. He finished the game with his fourth strike out. Wesselman also had two hits, including a two-run single in the Hawks six-run second inning. Andrew Pottebaum also had a two-run double in the second inning. Tyler Delperdang and Cody Colling two hits each for the Hawks, joining Wesselman as the only batters with multiple-hits. Michael Whitehead took the loss for Gehlen. Whitehead allowed six hits, three walks and three hit-batters. Eric Oetken worked the final three innings for the Jays. Solomon Freking had lone Gehlen hit in the game, a solid single to center field in the third. Gehlen falls to 11-and-13 for the season and 9-and-9 in league play while St. Mary's improves to 19-and-7 for the season and 12-and-4 in the conference. The two old rivals split their four games played during the regular season. If there is a fifth meeting this season it will be in the Sub-State finals.
(#10-3A)Le Mars (21-5/12-0) 4 Cherokee 1
(CHEROKEE) -- The Lakes Conference champion Le Mars Bulldogs rode the five-hit pitching performance of Parker Rolfes to a 4-1 victory over last place Cherokee Friday night in Cherokee. The Dogs scored two runs in the third and added two more in the seventh to extend a 2-1 lead. Hunter Rowe paced a seven-hit attack with two hits while Dayton Rand and Parker Rolfes drove in runs for Le Mars. The Bulldogs, rated tenth this week in the Class 3A poll, are 21-and-5 for the season and 12-and-0 in league play.
(little league)
Giants vs. Orioles - no score reported
Hawks vs. Falcons - no score reported
no scores reported
(American Association baseball)
El Paso 10 Sioux City Explorers 1
SATURDAY RESULTS - June 30
(high school softball)
Le Mars (27-9/11-3) 2 (#6-3A)Estherville/Lincoln Central 0 (make-up)
(ESTHERVILLE) -- Starting pitcher Molly Renken has been used sparingly for the last two weeks due to a leg injury. The Le Mars junior returned to the pitching circle Saturday afternoon and fired a four-hit shutout with four walks and seven strike outs to pitch the Lady Bulldogs to a 2-0 victory over number-six (3A) Estherville/Lincoln Central in a make-up Lakes Conference softball match-up at Estherville. The victory allowed Le Mars to claim a share of the Lakes Conference title with the Midgettes at 11-and-3 and set a new school record for victories in a season with their 27th win. The offense Saturday came from the Lady Bulldogs top two run producers this summer, Emily Ellefson and Madison Heidebrink. Ellefson snapped a scoreless tie with a third inning RBI double and Heidebrink followed with a RBI single to score Ellefson. Both finished with two hits while Ashley Phelan led Le Mars ten-hit attack with four singles. Le Mars takes a 27-and-9 record into their tournament opener next Saturday against the winner of Thursday's game between Storm Lake and Spencer. Saturday's game will be at the Bulldog Complex.
(high school baseball)
(#10-3A)Le Mars (22-5) 12 Glenwood 1, five innings
(LE MARS) -- The number-ten (3A) Le Mars Bulldogs rode the four-hit pitching performance of senior Chris Eckstaine to a 12-1 victory over visiting Glenwood Saturday afternoon in a game shortened to five inning by the ten-run rule. Eckstaine lost his shutout bid in the Rams final at-bat in the fifth. Eckstaine also drove in three runs at the plate Saturday. Kendall Candor led a nine-hit Bulldog attack with three hits and two RBI's while Jacob Lemoreux added two hits and two RBI's. Colan Borchers had two hits and Andy Hefner finished with two RBI's. Le Mars takes a 22-and-5 record into a Monday night varsity doubleheader with Estherville/Lincoln Central at the Bulldog Complex. The Bulldogs have already clinched their second consecutive league title but look to finish unbeaten in the league play. Both games Monday will be carried on KLEM starting at 5:25.
(little league city tournament finals)
Mariners 12 Orioles 6
Reds 16 Giants 9
(championship game) Marlins 7 Cards 5
Foxes 10 Hawks 9
Falcons 11 Foxes 10
(championship game) Hawks 5 Falcons 2
A's 4 Braves 3
Dodgers 16 Yankees 7
Rockies 12 Pirates 11
Angels 10 Mets 2
(championship game) White Sox 8 Cubs 6
Warriors 13 Spartans 7
Eagles 14 Rockets 5
Chargers 16 Panthers 5
(championship game) Broncos 7 Lions 5
Preston Vore
Trevor Mullally
Riley Magnussen
Dylan Harms
Andrew Pitts
Cameron Rol
Brady Kommes
Kyle Kliever
Parker Magnussen
Alex Paul
Gerardo Beltran
Jonathon Hovden
Cody Beck
Devin Louison
(Manager) Bob Kommes / (coaches) Bill Thompson & Tyler Kommes
Le Mars Junior boys All-Stars play in the Hull Tournament July 9 through July 12
Sarah Adams
Kali Berkenpas
Cire Strim
Cassidy Utesch
Alexis Barthman
Caitlin Hughes
Andrea Kommes
Katrina Engebretson
Jamie Kommes
Jessica Eisma
Jessica Franck
Chaise Benjamin
Jennifer Hinds
(manager) Bob Kommes / (coaches) Kyle Kommes & Dave Hinds
Le Mars Junior girls All-Stars play in the Spirit Lake Toiurnament July 7th
and host the Le Mars Invitational July 14th
Lucas McCarty
Xavier Roberts
Trevor Renken
Brady Livermore
Izaac Herbst
Eli Ellensohn
Christopher Deiterman
Logan Lancaster
Ote Albrecht
Cole Linden
Cole Wiltgen
Colin Budden
(manager) Bob Livermore / (coaches) Mike Herbst & Terry Lancaster
Le Mars 12 and under Major Boys All-Stars play in the District Tournament in Le MarsJuly 7 through July 16
Alex Irwin
Gabe Eckstaine
Jakob Bixenman
Caden Webner
Anthony Lamoreux
Conner Ouradnik
Laken Macal
Riley Oetken
Alec Dreckman
James Kellen
Aisea Toki
(manager) Tom Kellen / (coaches) Rick Kneip & Scott Boylan
Le Mars 11 and under All-Stars play in the District Tournament at Northwest Little League in Sioux City July 6
Grace Milbrodt
Madison Dreckman
Jennifer Schneider
Christina Konz
Hannah Kliever
Haley Schwartz
Brook Berkenpas
Sidney Baumgartner
Brooke Woerdehoff
Whitney Kniffen
Dacia Buss
Stephanie Williams
(manager) Shane Dreckman / (coaches) Pam Schneider & Jon Milbrodt
tournament schedule to be determined
(American Association baseball)
El Paso 5 Sioux City Explorers 3
SUNDAY RESULTS - July 1
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 6 El Paso 5
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Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Paul Pierce outdueled Monta Ellis in the
fourth quarter and the Boston Celtics downed the Milwaukee Bucks, 96-92, on
Pierce netted eight of his 25 points in the final frame for the Celtics, who
have won three of their last four games.
Kevin Garnett added 18 points and six rebounds, while Rajon Rondo tallied 10
points and 10 assists in the win.
Ellis had 11 of his game-high 32 points in the fourth for Milwaukee, which has
dropped two of three since beginning the year with back-to-back victories.
The Sports Network


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Al Qaeda and NRA Agree: No Universal Background Checks!
April 13, 2013
Buzz Feed recently broke a story about a video from 2011 featuring an American Al Qaeda spokesman named Adam Gadahn in which he talks about how easy it is to buy guns in the United States due to the lack of background checks. According to Gadahn,
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"Lets take America as an example. America is absolutely awash with easily obtainable firearms. You can go down to a gun show at the local convention center and come away with a fully automatic assault rifle, without a background check, and most likely without having to show an identification card. So what are you waiting for?"


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Well, somebody has to do it. Somebody has to write about Santa Claus. Again. He's been written about so many times, his story told in so many different media, languages, filled with so many unverified myths (such as the one where he's invented by the Coca-Cola Company) that we're all kind of sick of hearing about him.
But it's always good to keep in touch with our roots, and to keep an eye on where our deepest-held traditions and stories come from. So where did Santa Claus originate? How did we arrive at a fat man in a red suit getting kids to sit on his lap in department stores?
It's All Fun and Games Until Someone Gets Stuffed into a Sack and Thrown in the River
Well, as worried as we are about the Macy's Santa telling dirty jokes, that's nothing compared to what we had to fear billions and billions of years ago in the Middle Ages. Back then, a Greek Bishop named Nicholas became known for his genorosity and for giving gold to poor peasants so that they wouldn't have to go into prostitution in order to survive.
What a Nice Old Man!
After he died and became sainted, Nicholas's name became "Sinterklaas," which is how the Dutch say "St. Nicholas." He was also an old man with a white beard who went around giving presents to children. He rode a white horse across the rooftops and children would leave their boots filled with straw or sugar for the horse to eat. In gratitude, Sinterklaas would refill their boots with gifts.
Helpers of Questionable Provenance
Being a decrepit old man, Sinterklaas of course needed some helpers. Sinterklaas had helpers called Zwarte Pieten, which means "Black Peters." These little guys were black either because they shimmied down the chimney and got soot on their faces, or because they were Moorish slaves whom Sinterklaas had rescued. This, of course, warms our hearts like a burning Yule log, right?
Zwarte Pieten, though, were mischievous, and sometimes, instead of taking presents out of their bags and leaving them for kids, they would take bad kids out of their beds, stuff them in the sack, and throw them in the river. Zwarte Pieten were called Zwarte Pieten because Zwarte Piet was a name for the devil in the Middle Ages and, every Christmas Eve, Sinterklaas shackled the devil and made him his slave, riding him through the sky like a reindeer in order to deliver presents. What a fantastic family holiday!
. . . And the DUTCH!
The next stage in evolution came from America. Washington Irving, writer extraordinaire, wrote a book called A History of New York, available in History, Tales, and Sketches, which included a satire of the Dutch culture of New York. In this he created a very Americanized version of Santa Claus, taking away his bishop's clothing and turning him into a fat Dutch guy.
("There's only two things I hate in this world. People who are intolerant of other
people's cultures and the Dutch.")
From there it was only a short step for soda companies like White Rock Beverages and Coca-Cola to use Santa Claus in their advertisements, popularizing the image of him wearing red and white. L Frank Baum, author of The Wizard of Oz, wrote The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus in 1902, a time when the myth of Santa Claus was still in flux. This allowed him to make up pretty much whatever he wanted, which was subsequently accepted as canon.
After this, songs like "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" kept adding to the image of Santa Claus and his most prominent features like slave-labor and mass-production factories at the North Pole.
The Final Evolution
Under evolutionary pressure from environment and mutagens, Santa Claus realized that he needed to take on a new form in order to survive future dangers such as climate change. He evolved the ability of mitosis and now, every year, Santa splits himself into thousands and thousands of exact copies, which descend upon centers of high population, in order to bring drunken merriment to the people! This is called SantaCon and "the focus is on spontaneity and creativity, while having a good time and spreading cheer and goodwill," which is as life should be.
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Okay... About 6 months ago someone hacked into an inactive account that was setup within Zimbra. This account was only needed for one small purpose (I forget what it was now) and so it has never been used. I did something very stupid when I created it and didn't setup a secure password, thinking that I was never going to use it I didn't think it really mattered (lesson learned).
Anyway, when they got into my account they sent out something like 100,000 spam emails in one day, then a few days later another 75,000. Then periodically after that hit a few thousand until I caught it. At first I thought the server itself was compromised but after looking at all the accounts and seeing what actually happened, I boiled it down to this one inactive account. I immediately secured the password and made all users on the system change their passwords and I made all the passwords VERY secure, randomly generated.
Since, this time, I'm been having major email delivery issues. At first gmail, hotmail, yahoo and aol were rejecting all emails. I sorted out gmail, hotmail and yahoo. I was added to the barracuda spam list but I was able to get myself removed from this list. I recently discovered that I have a BAD reputation with AOL and have been working with them to get that repaired. I've sent in the requests along with the remedies that I've taken to fix the problem.
I'm still getting reports from companies that aren't using aol, gmail, hotmail or yahoo for their mail servers that my emails aren't getting through. I've gone to MX Toolbox and I'm not on any of the blacklists there so I don't know what else I can do.
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I'm aware of the request for this @ Bug 12136 – RFE : Block attachments per COS / user but as the last comment is over a year ago i'm wondering on the status of this?
Anyway, has anyone else figured/hacked a way to do this?
I was thinking of postfix using header_checks but i'm unsure if multiple conditions, like:
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Umm... Bump...
"As a rule, a man's a fool. When it's hot, he wants it cool. When it's cool, he wants it hot. Never wanting what he's got." - Grandpa Barton.
Originally Posted by CloneCubbie
Umm... Bump...
Set... SPIKE the Bears!
Is this on TV or radio or something?
True and Valiant
I also remember a game with Kansas when Cy (wore a huge suit then) went out to center field, squatted, and "pooped" a couple of chickens that had been dyed blue then chased them around.
Originally Posted by DJK15
God I hope so, even if it's not the right thing to do, KF needs to do it.
Victory before honor.
CloneZone maybe?
It is on the internet. UWBadgers.com - The Official Web Site of the Wisconsin Badgers
Cal has a couple of hammers. ISU playing tough though.
Not knowing anything about volleyball why does one player on each team have a different color shirt?
Cal wins Game 1 30-27. Booooooo
Lost game one, but we came on strong at the end.
I can tell you that the one with a different colored shirt is the libero...not sure how they are different than other players except that I dont think they usually serve, but not sure.
All I know is that player is named the libro
Alright ladies, lets get it going in game 2!
Oh we will fight, fight, fight for Iowa State,
and may her colors ever fly!!!
In Accordance with Prophecy
Originally Posted by cj0227
Not knowing anything about volleyball why does one player on each team have a different color shirt?
It's the libero. A defensive specialist.
nm, looks like they serve too. No idea then.
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I've had this pram for two years and it has been fantastic! I particularly love the big canopy and the ease to fold. I have done a lot of km's and it has lasted well - still looks brand new. I've also just upgraded (expanded) to the city mini double now that number 2 child has arrived - for a double it's still very light and so far I have fitted through every door way. My (...) Read more
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There are tons of great cartoons on TV. If your son has a favorite TV show character, let him dress up as his hero in one of our cartoon character costumes. Our selection of TV show characters features superheroes like Batman and Superman, funny costumes from cartoons like Sponge Bob and Scooby Doo, and classic outfits like Clifford and Thomas the Tank Engine.
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The perfect solution for a bedroom home office, our desk makes the most of space while keeping books and supplies hidden behind its fold-down front.
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- Overall: 37" wide x 20.5" deep x 43.5" high
- Drop-down Door: 35" wide x 35.5" x 30" high from floor
- Open Cubbies: 16.5" wide x 13.5" deep x 6.5" high
- Small Pull-Out Drawers: 7.5" wide x 13.5" deep x 6.5" high
- Bottom Left Cabinet Interior: 16" wide x 15.5" deep x 22" high
- Cord Cutout in Bottom Cabinet (1): 3" wide x 1.5" high
- Top Right Drawer Interior: 15" wide x 15.5" deep x 3.5" high
- Bottom Right Drawer Interior: 15" wide x 15.5" deep x 7" high
- Weight: 187 pounds
- Packaged Weight: 242 pounds
- Packaged Dimensions: 41" wide x 24" deep x 49" high
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|HHS golfers head to JV scramble
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Junior varsity members of the Holyoke High School boys' golf team made their way to Fort Morgan Wednesday, Aug. 28 to compete in the only scramble on the schedule this season.
Three HHS teams of two squared off with 20 different teams from seven schools.
Kaleb Andersen and Wyatt Bishop had the best outing for the Dragons, carding an 84 in the round. Following close behind were Erick Zink and Dakota Gipson with an 86 and Kody Timm and Scott Osborne with an 88.
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