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Oregon election result maps edit

When I finally figure out how to use all the programs I need, have all the resources I need, and when I get around to it, I plan on making various election results maps for the state of Oregon showing by-the-county results. Perhaps I will make maps for each candidate in each given election as well.

Statewide elections edit

President edit

Governor edit

US Senator edit

US Representative edit

Email to the Archives Division edit

I am seeking to learn the nature of the Secretary of State's copyright on the Oregon Blue Book. Success! Below is the email exchange.

October 6, 2008 edit

I never got a response to this email.
This version contains a misleading statement because I didn't fully understand Wikipedia's image use policy. I learned later that the license of copyrighted images must allow commercial reuse and derivative works. I'm writing a new email explaining this, and it'll be sent soon.
  • to: archives [dot] info [à] state [dot] or [dot] us
  • date: Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 3:34 PM
  • subject: Copyright status of the Oregon Blue Book

I am inquiring about the copyright status of all the editions of the Oregon Blue Book. Does the state of Oregon claim copyright over any portions of any editions? Are any editions in the public domain, whether due to the date of publication or due to any other cause? Does any specific statute codify the state's claim to copyright, and the extent of this claim?

I wish to scan the congressional district maps published in the Oregon Blue Book (like the one in the latest edition, page 219) and publish them on Wikipedia. This is an online encyclopedia that is owned by the Wikimedia Foundation, a non-profit organization. The use of these maps, or any other material published on Wikipedia, whether or not it is copyrighted, is non-commercial. Use of copyrighted material on Wikipedia is subject to the principle of fair use, codified by the federal government's Copyright Act of 1976, and specifically 17 U.S.C. § 107. If this material is in the public domain, it can be published instead on the Wikimedia Commons, an online repository of works exclusively in the public domain which all Wikimedia Foundation projects, including Wikipedia, draw from for their own content.

Thank you for your time.

[valediction withheld]

November 26, 2008 edit

This is my second attempt to contact the Archives Division.
Also sent a third time on December 5, 2008. That time I used the online contact form.
  • to: archives [dot] info [à] state [dot] or [dot] us
  • date: Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 11:01 AM
  • subject: Copyright status of the Oregon Blue Book.

To whom it may concern,

Please tell me the statute that grants the Secretary of State the copyright on the Oregon Blue Book, and the nature of this copyright. Specifically, are there restrictions on creating derivative works with any material published in the Blue Book, whether commercial or not?

Thank you for your time.

[valediction withheld]

December 8, 2008 edit

Received a response!
  • date: Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 11:49 AM
  • subject: Re: Contact the Oregon Blue Book

Hi Patrick,

ORS 177.120 grants copyright authority to the Secretary of State for the Oregon Blue Book. This is general copyright authority.

- Julie Yamaka, Managing Editor
Oregon Blue Book
Oregon Secretary of State, Archives Division

Klamath language edit

My references and work on the Klamath–Modoc language.

Klamath phonology edit

Data presented by Bruce (2004), possibly gleaned from Mithun (1999) and the Klamath Tribes' website ("waq"):

  bilabial alveolar post-
alveolar		 palatal velar uvular glottal
plosive unaspirated b p d t     ɡ k ɢ q ʔ
aspirated pʰ tʰ     kʰ qʰ  
ejective p’ t’     k’ q’  
nasal m m’ m̥ n n’ n̥          
fricative   s         h
affricate unaspirated     dʒ tʃ        
aspirated     tʃʰ        
ejective     tʃ’        
approximate       j j’ j̥      
lateral
approximate 		  l l’ l̥           
          bilabial    alveolar    postalv.      palatal  velar      uvular     glottal
plosive   b p pʰ p’   d t tʰ t’   dʒ tʃ tʃʰ tʃ’   -        ɡ k kʰ k’   ɢ q qʰ q’  ʔ
nasal	  m m’ m̥      n n’ n̥      -             -        -	      -          -
fricative             s           -             -        -          -          h
approximant           -           -             j j’ j̥   -          -          -
lateral approximant   l l’ l̥      -             -        -          -          -

coarticulates: w w’ w̥
other:         sʔ

vowels:        diphthongs:
ɪ i   iː
ɛ     æː        ɛj   æw
o     oː        oj
ʌ     aː        aj   aw

Articles edit

References edit

These references are in APA style.

Abstract: This paper documents a recent sound change in Klamath of *ss > s which took place sometime between the late 1800s and the mid 1900s. A phonetic basis for this sound change is proposed, based on the intrinsic duration of short sibilants. This sound change not only explains the absence of geminate sibilants in modern Klamath but also the lack of derived distributive forms which, historically, differed only from nondistributives in the presence of a geminate sibilant.
Note: I have not yet seen this reference. Apparently it's ISBN 0-521-23228-7.
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