The game set a record for most points in an N.C.A.A. Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly known as Division I-A) game since 1937, when official record keeping began.
In Poland, there are numerous small and local producers' associations (indicator 2), and no official record keeping of the membership is done, preventing the measurement of indicator 5.
Over the summer, the National Weather Service announced that the past five years were the driest ever in downtown L.A. since official record keeping began almost 140 years ago.
But unlike in many professional sports, those rules do not specify who inherits a team's statistics, and there is no official record-keeping entity.
More than 60percentt of students enrolling at two-year colleges, and 20percentto30percentcent at four-year colleges, take remedial courses, Dr. Kirst estimated, although he said flawed official record-keeping had made a precise accounting impossible.
Earlier this year, the National Weather Service announced that the last five years were the driest ever documented in downtown LA since official record-keeping began almost 140 years ago.
Fire officials have not announced an overall damage assessment, but independent estimates say about 495,000 acres of forest, olive groves and scrub may have been consumed, the worst damage since official record-keeping started in the 1950s.
Because it includes only players who never appeared in a game (thus never gaining entry into the official record-keeping), it doesn't include, for example, Larry Yount, one particularly snake-bitten pitcher whose story was referenced within The Post's Mazone profile.
Jeremy Travis, senior fellow at the Urban Institute and former director of the National Institute of Justice, said: "I think it is a big issue, not captured in any official record-keeping system, so people do not have easy access to data.
If warmer weather continues through today, climatologists at Cornell University say, the meteorological winter of 2001-2 will be the warmest on record for the region, with an average temperature above freezing for the first time in 107 years of official record-keeping.
Pick your motivator: The month of July was the hottest month ever recorded in the lower 48 states since official record-keeping began nearly 125 years ago.
