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Penn State Berks students, under the guidance of Jayne Leh, assistant professor of special education, and Pastor David Hershey, campus minister, are offering support to children affected by the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting in Newtown, Conn., in December 2012 through Camp Noah. The camp runs from July 15 to 19. The Penn State Berks group will depart July 13 in order to get acquainted with the community and learn the stories of the families so they can serve the children more effectively.
A total of 27 students from Penn State Berks will travel to Newtown as part of Camp Noah. They will be accompanied by Leh and Hershey, as well as Brenda Russell, associate professor of psychology; and Erin Johnson, lecturer in psychology at Penn State Berks.
Approximately 75 children in first through sixth grades will participate in Camp Noah, a program owned and coordinated on a national basis by Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota. Camp Noah is a week-long day camp for children whose communities have been impacted by disaster. Camps are held in the disaster-affected area in cooperation with local partners. Screened and trained, caring volunteers provide a safe, fun atmosphere for children to tell their stories, grieve their losses, build resiliency skills and find hope for the future.
According to Leh, Camp Noah is mutually beneficial to the children it serves and Penn State Berks students. She explains that it is a particularly good fit for Berks students enrolled in the college's childhood and early adolescent education program and applied psychology program. Education majors are able to meet their 80-hour work experience requirement, while psychology majors will meet their internship requirement.
For senior applied psychology major Shanik Hidalgo-Nunez, of Reading, Pa., Camp Noah will give her a chance to volunteer while fulfilling her internship requirement.
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Leh has participated in Camp Noah since 2006 and she got Penn State Berks students involved two years ago. Last July, 11 students traveled to the area in Nanticoke, Pa., that was affected by the flooding in the fall of 2011. In the summer of 2011, four students joined with the Friedens Lutheran Church's Camp Noah team from Oley, traveling to aid children in Huntsville, Ala., after a deadly tornado.
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Funded by a $10 million private philanthropic grant, Harvard and the University of Chicago are in the process of beginning a multi-year initiative to identify programs and strategies for improving education in America's schools.
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5 Keys to Spiritual Growth: 2005 National Conference
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H2o Centre is on the banks of the best river for whitewater sports in France. The Haute-Isère provides the perfect water levels every year from May 1st to September 30th.
H2o has been working as a recognised professional company since 1991 and has been welcoming visitors to its modern eco sports centre since 2006. Facilities include private terraces for functions, restaurant, brasserie, sports, relaxation areas, washing facilities, picnic areas, hot showers, meeting room, reception, corporate area and Wi-Fi in a new innovative concept in the world of outdoor sports.
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Here are some photos from the summer ball which took place at Beamish Hall, it was a v pretty hotel (appreci8 the flower backdrop). The dress I wore is from H&M surprisingly and despite it annoyingly creasing every 5 seconds I love the colour/ fabric/ it's fabulous. Anyway, I've just finished my second year at Durham with a 2:1 (yay). It's so crazy how time flies... in a few months I'll be starting my year abroad by spending 6 months teaching in Germany. Xx
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| A fan with a Caydee and John sign
|Caydee and me in front of St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow
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Trophy in Oberstdorf, Germany
|Me and Caydee training at the Colorado Springs World
Arena Ice Hall, a newly designated Olympic Training Site
Hey Team USA fans!!! This is John Coughlin, coming at you live from Colorado Springs in the first of many installments of my "One Bite At A Time" blog. We'll get into the meaning of the title in a bit but first, I'll give you a quick rundown about me.
In our first season as a team, Caydee Denney and I became the 2012 U.S. pairs champions. We earned a silver medal at the ISU Four Continents Championships and represented the United States at the World Championships in Nice, France. We capped off last season by participating in the World Team Trophy event, which simulated the newly added team format event that will make its debut in Sochi. As I write this entry, Caydee and I are three international events in to our 2012-2013 campaign. I'm happy to say we have made positive strides together and have come home with a medal for the good ol' US of A at all three!
Now, to explain the title: That has been my approach to skating and to life, a kind of mantra if you will. It has helped me weather some storms and stay in the moment when things are going our way. As you flow through the ups and downs of a career as an athlete, you gain many things. Relationships, accolades, scars, and many memories are accumulated along the way. However, one attribute that is often minimized and rarely spoken of is perspective. There is a delicate balance between being afraid to fail, and being carefree and reckless. All athletes hope to come into this understanding while there is still sand left in their hour glass. Some know it is there, even preach it to the world but struggle to take their own advice. Others have it forced upon them in huge moments on the field of competition, or in a sobering dose of real life's reality. If you are brave enough to walk through this fire and recognize the moment for what it is as it happens, you might just come out the other side a stronger, steadier person.
For me, I found my balance through the struggle of losing a parent and coming up short of making an Olympic team in the same year. At my lowest point of despair and self-doubt, a good friend and respected official in our sport told me something so simple and yet profound that changed my life forever. He said, "John, this is going to hurt for a while, but it will not spell the end of you. What you have in front of you is an elephant. You know how you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." I took comfort in those words as I wrote the eulogy for my beloved "Mommer." I repeated it in my head as I retook the ice and looked for peace. It is something that Caydee and I practice in our day-to-day lives that keeps us focused on the task at hand. After all, what is life if not a series of steps. How does anyone reach their goals without tackling it day by day, bite by bite. Sure, many athletes have that moment where it all clicks and the pieces fall into place but trust me when I say that "coming out of nowhere" is a myth. We prepare for that moment our whole lives.
In staying true to ourselves, we took to the ice at Skate America and at the Rostelecom Cup in Moscow with the approach that regardless of the outcome, we would compartmentalize our performances as another step toward our destination. We work hard at home and can truly enjoy our performances through the assurance that our best will be good enough for ourselves and each other. I'll continue to say that I am blessed to do what I love to do with someone I love to be out there with. Does that mean it will be perfect every time? Not even close. But the peace that we have either way makes us that much tougher out there and allows us to have fun in a moment that many would find stressful.
I am always so grateful not only for the things that my sport has taught me about life, but also for the opportunity to meet new people and see new places that would not have been available to me otherwise. Take a look at the photos on the right for some of my unique experiences.
Until next time,
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The rare immunodeficiency disorder known as Job's syndrome is caused by a specific genetic mutation that both overstimulates and understimulates the human immune system, leading to harmful bacterial and fungal infections and the physical features characteristic of the syndrome, according to two independent groups of scientists, one from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the other from the Tokyo Medical and Dental University.
The NIH team's report will be available the evening of September 19 online in The New England Journal of Medicine. The Tokyo group published its findings in Nature last month.
"Understanding the genetic cause of this rare immunological disorder is a signal accomplishment, revealing information that has been sought for decades," says Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), a component of NIH. "The immunological insights from this study not only promise to open new therapeutic doors for Job's syndrome, but also provide new leads for treating other immunodeficiency diseases."
Only about 250 cases of Job's syndrome (pronounced like "robe," and technically known as hyperimmunoglobulin E syndrome, or HIES) have been reported since it was first discovered in 1966. While individuals with Job's syndrome often live long lives, life-threatening complications from basic infections are a constant concern. Identifying the specific gene implicated in the disease could benefit scientific study of several diseases that afflict people with Job's syndrome, including infections caused by Aspergillus, Candida and Staphylococcus.
Job's syndrome makes the immune system extremely sensitive to invading microbes. People with the syndrome often have multiple, recurring ailments, such as skin infections that cause lesions and boils, and lung infections that cause pneumonia. They also are at high risk of breaking bones, having a curved spine, and experiencing facial and dental developmental difficulties. There is no cure for Job's syndrome, although antibiotics and antifungals are used to prevent and treat the infections associated with the disorder.
Steven M. Holland, M.D., chief of the NIAID Laboratory of Clinical Infectious Diseases, led the research team that over several years assembled the patient group that helped unravel the 41-year-old mystery. A key finding involved work with proteins that alert the body to increase production of white blood cells, increase immune-enhancing chemicals, and increase their killing of invaders. These signal transducer and activator of transcription (STAT) proteins help alert and direct immune system responses to stop invading pathogens. In 48 Job's syndrome patients, Dr. Holland's team sequenced the gene that makes STAT3 protein and discovered that mutations in the gene causes Job's syndrome.
The team became interested in the role of the STAT3 gene after observing increased levels of some immune system responses in Job's patients, but inadequate levels of response to others, indicating a defect in immune system signaling. Researchers found mutations in the STAT3 gene in 48 patients with Job's, but not in 48 unaffected relatives or 158 unaffected people in a control group.
"We found that Job's is associated with excessive immune reaction, not deficient immune reaction as many people suspected," says Dr. Holland. "STAT3 is the key, and it can become a really powerful tool to dissect other aspects of immunity at a molecular and functional level." For example, in studies done in mice, other investigators have demonstrated specific roles for STAT3 in bone and organ development, preservation and inflammation.
Contributors to the NIH study came from three NIAID laboratory groups and three other NIH Institutes--the National Human Genome Research Institute, the National Cancer Institute and the National Center for Biotechnology Information--along with the Food and Drug Administration, the Royal Free Hospital and University College in London, and the University of California-San Francisco.
NIAID is a component of the NIH. NIAID supports basic and applied research to prevent, diagnose and treat infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections, influenza, tuberculosis, malaria and illness from potential agents of bioterrorism. NIAID also supports research on basic immunology, transplantation and immune-related disorders, including autoimmune diseases, asthma and allergies.
Job's syndrome patient story: To read a story about one of the Job's syndrome participants in NIH studies, see http://clinicalresearch.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH)--The Nation's Medical Research Agency--includes 27 Institutes and Centers and is a component of the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services. It is the primary federal agency for conducting and supporting basic, clinical and translational medical research, and it investigates the causes, treatments and cures for both common and rare diseases. For more information about NIH and its programs, visit http://www.
Reference: SM Holland et al. STAT3 Mutations in hyper IgE recurrent infection syndrome. New England Journal of Medicine DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa073687 (2007).
Y Minegishi et al. Dominant-negative mutations in the DNA-binding domain of STAT3 cause hyper-IgE syndrome. Nature DOI: 10.1038/nature06096 (2007).
News releases, fact sheets and other NIAID-related materials are available on the NIAID Web site at http://www.


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You'll know you have osteoporosis because of the pain you feel in your bones.
Myth: Ironically, the onset of osteoporosis is one thing you can't feel in your bones. Throughout life, your bones are continually dissolving and rebuilding; they reach peak strength in early adulthood. It's common to begin losing bone at midlife, when the rate of bone breakdown starts to exceed the rate at which bones are rebuilt. During this time, we may still look and feel just fine—until an unexpected fracture or loss of height serves as a wake-up call that something's amiss. Fortunately, doctors now can rely on bone density scanning as a highly reliable tool to predict who's likely to develop osteoporosis, so risk-reducing treatments can be administered early for best results.
Only old people need to worry about osteoporosis.
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Osteoporosis isn't as serious as other conditions, such as heart disease and cancer.
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Finding Aid to the Paul Robert Needham papers, 1912-1963 (bulk 1930-1963)
Finding Aid to the Paul Robert Needham papers, 1912-1963 (bulk 1930-1963)
Collection number: BANC MSS 67/59 cThe Bancroft Library
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Container Listing
Series 1: Fisheries management, general, circa 1912-1960
Artificial propagation of game fishes, looking foward, 1950
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Bureau of Fisheries files: P.R. Needham/J.C. Needham correspondence, 1930-1941
Bureau of Fisheries files: American Wildlife Institute fisheries projects, 1941-1942
Bureau of Fisheries files: American Wildlife Institute Technical Committee, 1941-1942
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A Cheap Adjustable Fish Grader, 1935
Cobb, tagging experiments, undated
Control of disease in Oregon Hatcheries (H.S. Davis) undated
Copper oleate, net treatment method, circa 1936
Discussions regarding papers given at 1948 meeting of the Western Division of the American Fisheries Society, 1948
Egg data, Hackenstown, 1931-1933
Embody, G.C., correspondence and obituary, 1934-1939
Feeding Experiments Hatchery D, Mt. Shasta, 1934-1935
Fish Management Problems of High Western Lakes (PRN and F. Sumner), 1941
Fisheries Maintenance Problems in Coastal Oregon Streams (by PRN), 1946
Fisheries research, 1954-1956
The Fishes of the Santa Ana System of Streams in Southern California (G. Culver adn Carl L. Hubbard), 1917
Forests and Fish, circa 1948
Fysshynge (by Juliana Berners), undated
General magazine articles on fishing matters, circa 1938
Methods for Measuring Fish for Planting (Francis P. Griffiths), circa 1940
Hatchery report sheets, circa 1940
Hewitt, Edward R., correspondence and other material, 1938-1946
Holmes' Percentage Theory of Possible Take vs. Possible Population, undated
Legal fish file, undated
Memo regarding artificial spawning channels, 1960
Memorandum regarding need for research in fisheries management, 1949
Methods of collecting fishes, circa 1949
Methods of Measuring Anglers' Catches, 1936
Michigan fish management cards, circa 1940
Mottley: Report of Chairman on "Measurement of Fish Populations," 5th N.A. Wildlife Conference 1940
Natural Propagation versus Artificial Propagation in Relation to Angling, 1939
New York meeting of the Committee of Fisheries, 1942
New York conservation data, field and lab notes, 1928
Notes on anging in Coos Bay, Oregon, undated
Notes on the Use of Water Fleas as Fish Food (Needham and Brown), 1933
On the Artificial Re-production of Fishes (Garlick) 1854
Oregon Hatchery foreman's short course, 1941
Oregon hatchery production, 1947-1951
Oregon State Game Commission: general, circa 1941-1948
Oregon State Game Commission: monthly reports, 1945-1948
Oregon State Game Commission: legal and program, 1948
Oregon State Game Commission: Technical Committee on Biology, 1946
Oregon State Game Commission: Letters to Paul Richard Needham, 1947
Oregon State Game Commission: Report of the Division of Aquatic Biology and Physics, 1948
Oregon State Game Commission: Article for Al Hazzard, 1949
Oregon State Game Commission: Fisheries Depletion Committee, 1945-1946
Oregon State Game Commission: miscellaneous data circa 1947
Oregon State Game Commission: program in fisheries, 1946
Papers by Paul Richard Needham, 1929-1933
Post-war fish management program in the eleven western states, 1940-1941
Radcliffe: Fish Stocking and Fish Farming, 1931
Radio talks by Paul Richard Needham, circa 1930
Regional fishery managment (Oregon), 1949
Report of the Aquatic Resources Committee of the San Joaquin problem, 1958
Report to the Board of Agriculture and Forestry, Honolulu, Hawaii 1949
Research in the formulation of fishe management, 1937
Review of Die Erhlatung und Pflege der Fischgewasser, 1937
Review of Haig-Brown's The Western Angler, 1940
Shaw, Paul: physical and chemical environment of fish, 1933
Speech: Association of Sportsmen's meeting (Santa Cruz) 1933
State Bureau of Fish Culture communications, 1933-1934
Stocking versus Fishing (Needham), 1930
Summary of the Scientific Work of the US Bureau of Fisheries in California (Needham), 1936
Survey of Southside Sportsmen's Club at Oakdale, 1930
Three reports to Nevada Fish and Game Commission, 1950
Translations list compiled by Chapman for fisheries literature in foreign languages, 1940
Washington Hatcheryman (newsletter), 1937
Where to Fish in California, 1949
Writing Radio Talks (excerpts from talk by Morse Salisbury) 1932
Series 2: Trout and other fishes, circa 1925-1963
Productions of Trout in a Small Artificial Pond in Western Oregon, circa 1940
The Tops in Trout Water (from Outdoor Life), 1942
The Effect of Cresol on Brook Trout, undated
Disease Talk at the Oregon Hatchery Convention, 1941
Eyed Egg Planting Method, 1941
Seining Operations Below Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District Pumps, 1929
Wilderness as a Land Laboratory (Aldo Leopold) 1941
Report of Survey's of Eel Lake, Oregon, 1941
Problems in Planting and Survival of Trout, 1941
Ziesenhenne: Fish collection sheets, Willamette National Forest, 1936
Oregon fish collection field notes, 1936-1937
Articles from magazines on trout propagation, 1928-1932
California trout investigations, summary for Progress of Scientific Inquiries, 1933
The Mortality of Trout, 1953
Alaska trout paper, 1957-1959
Salmo Evermanni: A Synonym of Salmo Clarkii Henshawi, 1961
Conversations on the natural spawning of Eastern Brook Trout from an underwater tank, 1951-1961
Feeding data (H.S. Davis), 1939
Rogue River (M.M. Ellis), 1937
Ulcer Diseases, Blue-Sac Disease of Trout (Frederic F. Fish), 1934
From Carp Control to Trout Production (Hasler, Meyer, Field), circa 1940
Actual and Proposed Salmon and Trout Marking Programmes in British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon, 1943
Marking fish in California, Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, 1937-1938
Cornell Exp. Stream (Mottley), 1938
Management of a Trout Lake (Mottley), 1938
What Happens to Our Hatchery Trout (Mottley) 1942
Observations on Fish Dispersal After Bunch Plantings (Newcomb), 1940
Bulletin Semestriel: La Truite de l'Atlas, Fishing-Blub de Fes, 1941
Dam Construction and Fishery Protection Problems in Pacific Coast Waters (Needham), undated
S. Twin Lake News Release (Newcomb), 1945
Oregon: Fish Lake, 1937
Tropical Biogeography Research Grant (Mexican Trout), 1951-1959
The Planting of Catchable Trout: A National Problem of Costs, Angling Quality, and Stream Ethics, 1964
Trout (Encyclopedia Americana article) and correspondence, 1963
Problems Arising from the Transplantation of Trout in California (Smith and Needham), 1941
Natural Food of Trout (Needham), 1935
Review of Golden Trout of the Cottonwood Lakes, 1934
Movement of Trout in Convict Creek, California, (Needham and F.K. Kramer), 1942
Notes on S. nelsoni (Needham), 1937
California Trout Investigation (Storer), 1937
Experiments in Rearing on Natural Foods (Needham and Lewis), circa 1936
Rearing Trout on Natural Lands, 1935
Notes on the Food of Trout, 1934
Studies on the Seasonal Foods of Brook Trout, 1930
Luck of the Roaring Rogue: Hitting the Jackpot on West Coard Winter Steelhead, circa 1942
California Trout investigations, 1932
Review of A Book of Trout Flies, 1936
Planting Trout from Aeroplanes, 1939
Survival of Hatchery-Reared Brown and Rainbow Trout as Affected by Wild Trout Populations (Needham and Slater), 1943
Rainbow Trout (Salmo Gairdneri Richardson) in the Hawaiian Islands (Needham and Welsh), undated
Trout Investigation California Bienniel Report, 1934-1936
Editorial for CF&G Trout Investigations, 1934
The California Trout Investigation (Needham), 1933
Origin and Affinities of Western North American Salmo, undated
Description of Salmo g. chrysogaster, undated
The Catchable Trout Program in California in Relation to Costs, Angling Quality, and Stream Ethics, 1963
A New Trout from Central Mexico: Salmo Chrysogaster, 1962
The Origin of Hatchery Rainbow Trout (Needham and Behnke), 1962
Comments regarding trout paper, 1959-1961
Mexican Trout--Correspondence, 1955-1962
A Fisheries Survey of the Streams of Kauai and Maui with Special Reference to Rainbow Trout, 1949
Hawaiian paper, 1951
Hawaiian paper correspondence, 1950-1953
Hawaiian materials and reports, circa 1953
Hot Creek Rearing Ponds, 1936
Trout Production in Fish (Needham and Cliff), 1938
Notes on the Introduction of Mexican Trout, 1937-1938
Growth of Golden Trout, 1938
Vestal Effect of Preservation of Condition Factors of Trout, 1938
Baiting for Trout, 1931
Trout Streams and Trout Foods, undated
Trout and Bass Rearing at Hacketstown, 1932
Stream Drift Foods and their place in trout diet, 1929
Stream Bottom Organisms and their Place in Trout Diet, 1929
Distribution of Bottom Foods in Trout Streams, 1929
Cherry Creek Check Dams, 1934
Observations of Spawning of Steelhead Trout (Needham and Taft), circa 1933
Golden Trout of the Golden State, 1935
Mexico Gives Uncle Sam a New Trout, 1939
Planting Table for Trout Stream, 1938
Weight-Length data for Brown Trout (Convict Creek), 1940
Key to 5 Major Groups of Insect Larvae and Nymphs Found in Trout Streams, undated
Systematics-Oregon Cutthroat Data, 1940
N.J. Brook Trout Company prospectus, 1941
Maps of Mexican trout populations, 1953
Data sheets, American trout, 1952
Mexican trout, miscellaneous, circa 1952
Bibliography, Mexican Trout paper, undated
Mexican Trout records, 1940-1941
S. nelsoni (Baja, California), 1921-1939
Summary of trout collections in Mexico table, 1954
Extra carbon of trout paper, undated
Tables for Mexican trout article, circa 1953
The Contributions of Natural Propagation by Trout to Angling in Streams, circa 1942
Edwin L. Cooper Thesis: Age and Growth of the Brook Trout, 1949
Utah-Nevada trout collections, 1958
Spreading Trout in Whitewater, undated
Chamberlain-Cresol trials (letter to Dr. Davis), 1939
2nd prograss report, California Trout Investigation, 1935
Griffith's miscellaneous data, 1940
Preserving Columbia River Salmon Fisheries (Dedel), 1943
Progress in the Salmon Salvage Program in Relation to Shasta Dam (Needham), undated
Formosa paper, 1963
Columbia River paper (Willis H. Rich), 1940
B. Columnaris Work (F.F. Fish), 1942
Cooperative trout programs, 1932-1934
Trout Streams and Cattle Grazing: A Story of Declining Returns (Needham), circa 1945
Salmon Salvage Problems in Relation to Shasta Dam, California (Needham, Smith, Hanson), 1940
Plans for Protection of Salmon Runs Blocked by Shasta Dam, 1941
Grant County Pud Wanapum and Priest Rapids, 1957-1962
Salmon, circa 1940-1960
The Natural Spawning of Dolly Varden Charr in Twin Creek, Idaho (Needham and Vaughan), 1951
Miscellaneous articles and laws on Sturgeon (Roth's notes), undated
Notes on Introduction of Muskalonge into California Waters, 1935
Proposed Introduction of Non-Native Fish, 1935
Portland Experimental Station Plans and Letters, 1941
Poisonous fishes, circa 1940-1960
Length-Frequencies for Sunfish, undated
The Channel Catfish (Mathisen), 1939
Adult Mayfly, notes on emergence, 1930
Mayfly project, general correspondence, 1960-1962
Mayfly project, accounts and records, 1960-1962
Mayfly project, contracts and reports, 1960-1962
Names of trout (Schultz), 1935-1936
Key to Families of True Fishes or Teleostei of North and Middle America, undated
Key to the California Species of Myctophid Fishes, undated
Key to Families of Fishes Having Fresh Water or Euryhaline Species Present in California, undated
Key to the Genera of Cottidae Known from California, undated
Chironomus study, 1927
Key to Species of Cottus of the Pacific Slope of California and Southern Oregon, 1957
Key to the Fishes of Oregon, undated
Calculations for Survival Paper Correlation with Food Ratio, undated
Key to the Fishes of the Family Embiotocidae, undated
Key for the Identification of Young Salmon, undated
The Salmon, Trout, and Char (family Salmonidae), undated
Important Marine Gamefish of California, undated
Key to the Flounders of Southern California, undated
Important Marine Gamefish of California, undated
Tentative Key to the Fishes of the Order Jugulares Known in California, undated
Tentative Key to the Blennoid Fishes of California, undated
Comparison of the Success of Naturally and Artificially Propagated Brown Trout Fingerlings Following Planting, circa 1942
Seasonal Changes in Growth, Mortality, and Condition of Rainbow Trout Following Planting (Needham and Slater), circa 1944
Data sheets for San Pablo Trout, 1952
Cutthroat Paper (Needham and Behnke), 1958
Series 3: Inland waters, circa 1920-1963
Convict Creek: population studies, 1942
Convict Creek: summaries, 1941-1942
Convict Creek: plans, general notes, 1943
Convict Creek: "A" Section, 1941-1942
Convict Creek: population studies, 1941
Convict Creek: population studies, 1940
Convict Creek: draining data, 1940
Convict Creek: pencil summaries, 1939
Convict Creek: duplicates of typed summaries and comparisons, 1938-1939
Convict Creek: mortality record by sections, 1939
Convict Creek: draining data (long hand field notes and carbon of typed copy), 1939
Convict Creek: mortality record, 1941
Convict Creek: work program, 1941
Convict Creek: weight analyses populations studies, 1939-1943
Convict Creek: population studies, 1944
Convict Creek: population studies, 1939
Convict Creek: width and length determinations population studies, 1939-1943
Convict Creek: general studies, wild populations 1939-1943
Convict Creek: population studies, 1943
Convict Creek: draining data, 1939
Convict Creek: experimental stream data, 1938
Convict Creek: draining data field sheets, 1942
Convict Creek: draining data, 1937
Convict Creek: stocking program summaries, 1937
Convict Creek: Rayner's experimental stream reports, 1937
Convict Creek: experimental stream, raw data, 1938
Convict Creek: salinity data, undated
Convict Creek: cresol, 1940
Convict Creek: miscellaneous graphs for migration paper, 1942
Convict Creek: Loch Leven scale study (Slater), 1942
Convict Creek: experiment, 1944
Convict Creek: bottom foods, samples, 1942
Convict Creek: comparison of trout production with available and consumed foods in Convict Creek, 1938-1942
Convict Creek: miscellaneous Convict Creek data, 1939-1942
Convict Creek: 1951 winter conditions and trout with maciolek, 1951-1952
Convict Creek: summaries, 1940
Convict Creek: work program, 1940
Convict Creek: planted trout, 1941
Convict Creek: winter studies, 1951
Convict Creek: eyed egg and unfed fry 1938-1941
Convict Creek: Fluctuations in Brown Trout Populations in Convict Creek (Slater and Needham), 1944
Fish grader data, map of Hot Creek area, 1941
Egg take, inland waters, California 1932-1933
Egg data, Scott Creek, ` 1932
Flow, Temperature, Solar Radiation and Ice in Relation to Activities of Fishes in Sagehen Creek, California (Needham and Jones), 1961
Hot Creek report, 1937
Wadell Lagoon: Bottom notes, field and lab, 1933
Wadell Lagoon: rough notes and calculations, 1932-1934
Wadell Lagoon: flood studies, 1933
Boron and fluorides in water, 1937
Wadell steelheads spawning notes, 1933
Golden trout data for Bright Dot Lake (Mono County), 1938
Hot Creek shrimp feeding experiment, 1935
Are We Completey Dammed? (Reid), 1941
Notes on improvement of streams (Mottran, Platts, Halford, Ingraham, Mosely,etc.), circa 1912-1931
Quantitative and Qualitative Studies Wadell Lagoon Foods, 1939
Stream survey blanks, undated
Determination of Food Grade of Streams (Mottley, Rayner, Rainwater), 1938
Stream bottoms studies, 1927
California Convention (Hatchery) programs, 1935
Fish hatcheries, circa 1940-1948
Food, feeds, NY State charts, circa 1944
Fairy shrimp work, 1930
Cabinet Gorge reports, correspondence, and other materials, 1951-1956
Cabinet Gorge reports, correspondence and other materials, 1951-1956
Stream width and richness per unit area, 1931
Stream bottom studies, circa 1925
Stream bottoms, ordinal determinations and field notes, 1928
Review of "River Keeper" by Hills, 1934
Migratory Fishes and Dam Construction in West Coast Rivers, 1939
Quantitative Studies of Stream Bottom Foods, 1934
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries Stream Survey Work in California, 1934
Cherry Creek Trip, 1933
A Net for the Capture of Stream Drift Organisms, 1928
Swiftwater Report, 1931
A Quantitative Study of Fish Food Supply in Selected Areas (Needham), 1927
Ecology of Streams, 1930
Miscellaneous Notes, New York cons. work, 1927
Possibility for Ecological Stuides at and Near Rochester, New York, 1927
Biological Study of Nicholas Stream, near Newark, Ohio, 1928
The Experimental Stream (Needham and Rayner), 1938
Tentative Survey Program, California talk, 1936
Klamath Report, 1936
Kennett Dam, 1936
Stream Improvement in Arid Regions, 1935
Evaluation studies, 1948
Water Development Programs and Trout and Salmon, 1951
Stream surveys and improvements talk, California C. of C., 1935
Cons. report, 1927
Stream Management Research in the Pisgah National Forest (Chamberlain), circa 1940
Stream Improvement Project, Mendocino County, 1951-1957
Stream Productivity and Management, 1957
Notes on the Productivity of Streams (Needham), 1961
New Horizons in Stream Stocking and Management, 1957
Water flow, Truckee, Carson, and Walker Rivers, 1961
Stitzel's work on abundance of groups of organisms, 1933
Newell Creek Reservoir (City of Santa Cruz), 1963
Buck kill, Sage Hen Creek area, 1951
Dams and Fish protection problems, 1962-1963
Dam construction in relations to fishery protection problems, 1951
Fisheries problems investigation and study (Nevada), 1958
Pelton Dam, 1952
Dams and migratory fishes, 1952
Columbia River, streams, 1940-1944
Some common fresh-water insects (Palmer), 1938
Salinity data (MacMillan, H.M.), 1933
Prosser Creek Reservoir study, 1962
Lake Arrowhead Survey report, 1935-1936
Methods of Measuring Production in Inland Waters (paper by Needham), 1939-1942
Pollution, 1951-1960
Pollution, 1951-1960
California State Pollution Board, progress reports, 1953
Pollution lectures, 1956
Pesticides, circa 1955
Slater Report, Coleman's Copper Pollution, 1944
California State Pollution Board, Prosser Creek field data, 1953
Pollution Control in California as Exercised Under the Dickey Water Pollution Act (statement of Izaak Walton League), 1958
California State Pollution Board, 1954-1957
Pools, bottom and drift, 1927
Limnology, 1952-1956
Limnological Research of My Iceland Journey (Reinsch), 1925
Limnological data, Norris Reservoir (Wiebe), 1937
Drag-Type Riffle Bottom Sampler, Variability in the Macrofauna of a Single Riffle in Prosser Creek, California, 1955
Aquatic plants, algae, plantation, 1954-1957
Conservation in War Time (Needham), 1943
Conservation, 1953-1955
On a New Bottom-sampler for Investigation of the Micro Fauna of the Sea Bottom with Remarks on the Quantity and Significance of the Benthonic Micro Fauna, a review, 1936
Plant Population, Field and Lab studies, 1927
Water Analyses (Earhart, Paulina and East Lakes by Griffiths), 1940
Drift field data, 1927
Drift tables, 1927
Control of Aquatic Plants, 1931
Fall drift studies, 1928
Index to negative file, undated
Key to aquatic insects, undated
Keys to water beetles, circa 1930
Key to Hydrophilidae, undated
Keys to adult dipters, undated
Pond plans and drawings, circa 1940-1960
Series 4: University of California, Berkeley general files, circa 1949-1963
Aquatic Resources Committee, survey of U.S. fisheries work, 1962
Audobon meeting paper (Fish-Eating Birds), 1951
Bibliographies: First Papers by PRN, undated
Bodega Marine Lab, 1964
Cooperation, California F. and G. and U.C., 1959-1962
Cooperative Spirit in Scientific Research, 1936
Campus correspondence, general administrive matters, etc., 1953-1964
General correspondence, A-E, 1949-1965
General correspondence, F-J, 1949-1965
General correspondence, K-N, 1949-1965
General correspondence, O-Z, 1949-1965
College of Letters and Science, 1957-1958
Davis campus, pond program, 1955
Davis campus, fisheries, 1958
European journey, 1961
Exchange students, 1959-1960
Ent. 75 Fish Management (Mottley) 1960
The Great Fish Fallacy (Collier's, Robert de Roos), 1954
Instructions and information for advisors, 1963
Interview committee, circa 1960
Lab and office space, 1957-1960
Long-Term Studies of Cycles in Game Fishes, Birds, and Mammals (Needham and Leopold), 1954
Marine Station, Berkeley Campus 1955-1963
Miscellaneous lecture notes, circa 1950-1960
The Pattern of Inquiry (Mottley), undated
Principles of Poor Writing (Merrill) 1947
Promotion committees, 1951-1959
Proseminars, 1957-1958
Publicity and research, undated
Qualifying examinations, 1960-1964
Research, 1961
Revision of "A Guide to the Study of Fresh-Water Biology," 1963
Russell property committee, 1962
Seminars, 1953-1960
Tenth Pacific Science Congress, 1960
Thesis committees, 1960-1964
Wildlife conservation curriculum, undated
Zoology Department, 1953-1964
Series 5: University of California, Berkeley subject files, circa 1949-1963
Animal behavior and sociobiology, 1950-1963
Artificial spawning channels, 1950-1963
Bibliographies, 1950-1963
Book catalogues, 1950-1963
Books and publications, correspondence, 1950-1963
Robert L. Butler, 1950-1963
California notes, 1950-1963
Chemicals, 1950-1963
Conservation, 1950-1963
Congressional record, 1950-1963
Copyright regulations, 1950-1963
Dams and reservoirs, 1950-1963
Data processing, 1950-1963
Diseases of fish, 1950-1963
Evaluation file, 1950-1963
Farm ponds, 1950-1963
Field trips, arrangements for, 1950-1963
Fish breeders, 1950-1963
Fish colletion file, 1950-1963
Lists of fishes, 1950-1963
Fish exchange lists, 1950-1963
Fish hatchery designs, 1950-1963
Fish planting by airplane, 1950-1963
Fishways, fish ladders, fish screens, 1950-1963
Fish Taggers Association, 1950-1963
Foreign fisheries personnel, 1950-1963
Formulas, combinations, etc., 1950-1963
Fly fishing, 1950-1963
Freshmen advisor, 1950-1963
Graduate students, 1950-1963
Grants-in-Aid, 1950-1963
Grant for Behnke-Australia,etc., 1950-1963
Honolulu correspondence, 1950-1963
Honoraria, 1950-1963
Identifications and determinations, 1950-1963
Inquiries regarding fish, 1950-1963
Inquiries regarding fish ponds, 1950-1963
Insurance and retirement, 1961
Lake Anza, 1950-1963
Lake Tahoe Area Council 1950-1963
Lake Temescal Project, 1950-1963
Law Enforcement, 1950-1963
Legal closures, 1950-1963
Legal files, 1950-1963
Legislation, 1950-1963
Letters regarding publication, 1950-1963
Letters regarding permission to quote authors, 1950-1963
Library file, 1950-1963
Manusripts, preparation of, 1950-1963
Marked fish returns, general, 1949
Marking programs, 1950-1963
National Science Foundation, proposals for grants, 1950-1963
Nets, 1950-1963
Nomenclature, zoological, 1950-1963
Organizations names and addresses, 1950-1963
Outdoor Life, 1950-1963
Outdoor Writers Association of America, 1950-1963
Papers, 1950-1963
Personal letters of recommendation, 1950-1963
Personnel News, 1950-1963
Photo record, 1950-1963
Publicity, 1950-1963
Questionnaires, 1950-1963
Reprints, 1950-1963
Reviews, 1950-1963
Rogue River fight, 1950-1963
Rough fish control, 1950-1963
Salmon marking, 1950-1963
Scholarships, fellowships, awards, 1950-1963
Scholastic requirements, 1950-1963
Scientific collector's permits, 1950-1963
Andrew L. Sheldon, 1950-1963
Specimens, requests for, 1950-1963
Prospective students, inquiries from, 1950-1963
Summer work, 1950-1963
Talks, 1950-1963
Television equipment, 1950-1963
Theses, titles of, 1950-1963
Translation of articles on some freshwater fish of Albania, 1950-1963
Translation of article on "The Salmonids of the Balkins," 1950-1963
University equipment, 1950-1963
Visiting scholars, 1950-1963
Weather Bureau punched cards, 1950-1963
Weed control file, 1950-1963
10th Pacific Science Congress 1950-1963
Kuronuma, Dr. Katsuzo, 1950-1963
Series 6: Organizations and societies, circa 1949-1963
Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1950-1963
Inter-American Conference on Conservation of Renewable Resources, 1950-1963
California State Chamber of Commerce, 1950-1963
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, 1950-1963
California State Personnel Board, 1950-1963
State of California (misc. departments), 1950-1963
Dingell-Johnson Projects, 1950-1963
East Bay Municipal Utility District, 1950-1963
Lake County Mosquito Abatement District, 1950-1963
National Park Service, 1950-1963
California Division of Water Resources, 1950-1963
U.S. Departments (miscellaneous), 1950-1963
Army Engineer Corps, 1950-1963
Assembly Interim Committee on Fish and Game, 1950-1963
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, 1950-1963
California Department of Fish and Game, 1950-1963
California Department of Fish and Game, San Joaquin River Water Rights Case, 1950-1963
Aquatic Resource Committee, 1950-1963
Associated Sportsmen of California, 1950-1963
Citizens Committee on Natural Resources, 1950-1963
National Wildlife Federation, 1950-1963
North America Wildlife Conference, 1950-1963
Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Association, 1950-1963
Conservation, misc. clubs and groups, 1950-1963
The Wildlife Society, 1950-1963
San Francisco Tyee Club, 1950-1963
Sport Fishing Institute, 1950-1963
Sport Fishing Institute, 1950-1963
Aspen Institute and Trout Unlimited, 1950-1963
Wildlife Conservation Club, 1950-1963
Limnological Society of America, 1950-1963
American Fisheries Society, 1950-1963
Biosystematists, 1950-1963
Ecological Society of America, 1950-1963
California Academy of Sciences, 1950-1963
Society of Systematic Zoology, 1950-1963
Miscellaneous societies, 1950-1963
Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, 1950-1963
Pacific Science Association, Freshwater Sciences Standing Commitee, 1950-1963
Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners, 1950-1963
U.S. Forest Service, Caspar Creek Agreement, 1950-1963
U.S. Public Health Service, 1950-1963
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1950-1963
American Fisheries Society, 1950-1963
Trout Unlimited, 1950-1963
Pacific Fishery Biologists, 1950-1963
Assorted organizations, programs of annual meetings, 1950-1963
Series 7: Scrapbooks and photographs, circa 1932-1960
Scrapbook, circa 1932-1939
Scrapbook, loose material, circa 1932-1940
Photographs, circa 1930-1960
Scrapbook and photo album of Helen N. Zorsch (Geology 4, U. of R.), 1932-1933


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On Saturday, November 19th, this design will be available exclusively at Shirtpunch.com for 24 hours only, then it's gone forever. The shirt will cost $10 (or about 100 Rupee's depending on the Hyrulian exchange rate). So be sure to mark your calendars and tell your friends!
I grew up playing video games. At the tender age of 5 years old my family got a Nintendo Entertainment System and I got REALLY into it. Mario was great, but then about a year later, The Legend of Zelda came out. I must have sunk months... maybe years of my childhood into roaming around Hyrule, I really should have been granted dual citizenship. From then on, I was a gamer for life.
So when Gallery 1988 asked me to participate in their upcoming Video Game Show, I was beyond honored. Zelda is celebrating it's 25th anniversary this year, so it only seemed appropriate to create a piece celebrating one of my favorite game series. Combining three of my favorite things: Music, Video Games, and Illustration, I followed along my theme of creating retro children's albums for Firefly and Dr. Horrible I decided to set my sights on The Legend of Zelda.
Link and Zelda have taken a break from their adventures. The Princess is tired of constantly being kidnapped by Ganon and Link needed to relax and fill up his heart containers. During some downtime, the two came together and decided to put pen to paper and out of that came The Legends of Hyrule's new album "Songs of Time":
Here's the back of the album and it's track listing:
Click the links below to find out more about the meaning behind the song titles!
Side A:
Heroes of Time
It's Dangerous To Go Alone
Excuse Me, Princess
A Secret To Everybody
The Wind, It Is Blowing
Side B:
Come On!
Grumble Grumble
I Am Error
You Got A Piece Of Heart
Hey, Listen
In addition to prints, I always make one physical album that is mounted and framed. Since all of the Zelda games have shipped on gold cartridges I thought it would be fitting that the album would be pressed on gold records:
Here's the label printed on the record:
This framed album will be available exclusively at Gallery 1988 at the show opening: Purchase it HERE!
The album's Front and back prints will be available exclusively through my etsy store. To purchase high-quality prints, all you have to do is click HERE!.
Signed prints of the album front will be available exclusively at the gallery and online through Gallery 1988's Website.
If you love video games, or at one point in your life you did, then you will not want to miss this show. With about 100 featured artists, the Old School Video Game Art Show is likely to have something that interests everyone who ever picked up a controller at one point in there life.
The Old School Video Game Art Show
Friday Sept. 16th - October 8th
Gallery 1988
214 Pier Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90405


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Pretty and delicious.
I did not get to try one of these cupcakes and I wish I did. I made exactly 12 for a co-workers birthday and then gave half to Zack to take to work. The night I made these cupcakes I also made coconut cupcakes (to be posted soon) and I knew if I took more than a dozen cupcakes in they all would not get eaten. So I took six Carrot Cupcakes and six Coconut Cupcakes to work. The team I work with is not that large and is filled predominately with woman who watch what they eat. Zack works with a much larger team and they apparently will eat anything :) Since I only brought in six of these, they went fast and I did not get to taste one. I hear they were delicious.
I chose not to put raisins in them because I honestly think that is gross. Don't get me wrong, I love raisins on their own or in trail mix, but I personally think they have no place in baked goods. Next time I am going to put golden raisins in half the cupcakes because I know that not everybody is a raisin hater like me. I also chose not to put nuts in the cupcakes because I really don't want them in my cake either. I did roll the edges in chopped toasted pecans which was a nice touch. I will definitely be making these again and I think they would be a great addition to the Easter table. Bunnies love carrots after all.
Carrot Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting
recipe from Baked Perfection
makes 12 Cupcakes
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon fresh grated nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
3/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons orange juice
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1 3/4 cups grated carrots
3/4 cup golden raisins (optional)
3/4 cup chopped walnuts or pecans (optional)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Grease or line a 12 cup muffin pan.
In a large bowl sift together the flour, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, and salt. In a separate bowl, beat together the eggs and sugars until creamy. Beat in the the orange juice, vanilla, and vegetable oil. Slowly add the flour mixture, mix until just combined. Stir in the grated carrots, raisins, and walnuts. Bake 20-25 minutes until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out mostly clean. Cool completely before frosting.
Cream Cheese Frosting
recipe by Baked Perfection
1 stick unsalted butter, room temperature
8 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
3 cups powdered sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
pinch of salt
Beat butter and cream cheese with until fluffy, 2 to 3 minutes. Slowly add sugar, 1 cup at a time. Add salt and vanilla; mix until smooth.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Carrot Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting
Pretty and delicious.