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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
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What time is the best time to change the world? What time is the best time do demand your freedom? At what time do you realize that we are all in this together and this isn't just about being black? How about right now? Now is the time. The drama we see in our country and doesn't need to lead to Civil War and bloodshed. The revolution can be peaceful for example. what I'm doing right now is enough to change the world. We are born with the best tools on the planet a brain capable of critical thought, a mouth to express ourselves, hands to build for the future….
Just by speaking to you I've presented a lot of you with mind blowing evidence that at first seems quite hard to believe. but the more you look into it, the more your beginning to realize its not a conspiracy at all. The only way humanity has a chance is to speak about our current situation, think rationally about how we can build our future, and more importantly TURN OFF THE TV nothing but lies, propaganda, subliminal messaging, and nonsense media to dumb society down. The only way we can "Change" the world is to speak the truth RESEARCH & encourage others to do their own independent research and continue to expose it.
[Keep in mind that if you do not like our current situation you cannot expect government to fix it. especially when government has broken more than it has fixed. keeping your mouth shut out of fear of government retaliation does nothing to help your situation You are a HUMAN BEING DAMN IT! Act like it. the only person who controls your own destiny is you! Do not allow your fate to be determined by corrupt policies, lying politicians, and propaganda. You need to speak! after all if you say nothing we will still be treated unfairly, we will still be poisoned, and we will get poorer. So keep that in mind as you think about your child's future. there is no more time for YOLO. those days are over. There won't be anymore good times left to have in the future if nothing is done now in the PRESENT.]
This isn't a republican/democrat white/black kind of thing. The powers that be want the United States so far divided that we never see eye to eye and unify against the tyranny. They want us seperated spiritually through religion, politically through political parties, through choice of sexuality, through race, creed, and financial status. The more ways they have to pit men and women against one another the better. Because the more we fight amongst ourselves and continue to play this Left/Right Republican/Democrat White Black game the more they will keep stomping us out with corruption and lies. We aren't focused on the main problems that hold back humanity the problem of which is government. Instead we spend all out time fighting parties and other false groups that divide us
Exposing Barrack Obama is hands down the hardest thing to expose and explain to a black person because so many black people are attached to him "emotionally". Mainly because of Barrack's skin tone. The Emotion of a black man finally being a leader trumps the logic of most and we treat Barrack like a messiah. Since we treat him like a messiah and defend him nonstop (call anyone who questions him a racist which is hands down the best defense Obama has against litterally anything) he is able to get away with well…. ANYTHING! And the sad part is its because the black community has been so brainwashed to believe they are finally getting their big break in the world because a black man is in office. Nothing could be further from the truth. Especially when that same black man destroyed Libya the only first world nation in all of Africa, imediately seized the oil fields after Ghaddafi's death. Obama is also setting up Africa to be occupied in 35 and pillaged for its resources. All of this under the false lie of defending freedom in the war against terror. Africa is not poor. Africa is VERY VERY VERY rich in resources. Oil, gold, silver, lumber, coco, precious metals etc. Africa is indebted to the world banks of the west. Africa will never be able to pick itself up and harvest its own materials because it cannot afford to do so.
Instead corporations make promises of building african Infrastructure and many other things to benefit the African people. In reality, Loans are taken out, African nations are financially enslaved and corporations move in to pillage resources. Now let me ask you something. Do you really think that Bush, Clinton, or Bush Sr. would have been able to destroy Libya seize its oil fields and begin deploying US troops to Africa? Of course not. not in a million years. Black Americans would have protested the Bush's or Clinton out of office in a heartbeat with claims of racism against blacks. OH! but what about Barrack? He's black, he's (supposedly) from Kenya, can bomb a 1st world nation and setup an entire continent for looting and get away with it and not a word whispered. This is just the tip of the iceberg. i haven't even taken into account the HUNDREDS of children Obama has killed in YEMEN,LIBYA,IRAQ,IRAN,AFGHANISTAN,PAKISTAN, SOMALIA,JORDAN. Far more children killed than what the supposed mass shooter Adam Lanza did in Connecticut. Obama got on TV and fake cried for 18 American children, and said NOTHING about the hundreds of children he has killed himself.
Voting for Obama and blindly supporting him SIMPLY because he's black is no different than to when the black community defended OJ Simpson Up and Down because he was a black man who murdered a white woman. We pulled the race card in his defense because he's famous and black. Even though deep down inside EVERY SINGLE black person in America knew that OJ did it still we celebrated a victory because a black man didn't go to jail. Even though he was clearly guilty beyond belief. Hell he even wrote a book about it! That just shows how bad the media has manipulated the minds of the black community.
The black community now takes pride in partying, getting drunk, welfare, blindly supporting Obama on mass, selling drugs and the drug lifestyle, and more. We take pride in being loud obnoxious and ignorant. Its like a badge of honor almost to point out how much we don't know. We deny facts that speak against our race without thinking critically.
I can go on for a while with examples however the fact is Black people aren't the only target here. EVERYONE is. Everyone is getting fluoride in the water, everyone is breathing in the chemtrail aerosol chemicals in the air, everyone is eating the GMO foods, everyone is being poisoned and dumbed down. (unless you know what to and what not to ingest) It has nothing to do with us being singled out as blacks. The Elite want us all dead regardless of race. They hate us all equally But if black people can think the problem is always the white man even better for the NWO Elites; because that makes us more reluctant to team up with whites, Spanish, gays, Muslims,Jews,etc. against the Elite UNITED as one HUMANITY and not a individual RACES fighting for invisible liberties to individual groups….
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Whereas the cornerstone of the Republic is honoring Congress's exclusive power to declare war under article I, section 8, clause 11 of the Constitution: Now, therefore, be it
Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring), That it is the sense of Congress that, except in response to an actual or imminent attack against the territory of the United States, the use of offensive military force by a president without prior and clear authorization of an act of Congress violates Congress's exclusive power to declare war under Article I, Section 8, clause 11 of the Constitution and therefore constitutes an impeachable high crime and misdemeanor under Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution.


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This collection consists of meeting minutes, scrapbooks, clippings, and other material, from the Santa Cruz branch of the AAUW.
This collection contains photographs taken by Abbott during his tour of duty as a member of the 23rd Engineers in Europe during and after WWI.
The Acid Tests were a series of parties held by Ken Kesey in the San Francisco Bay Area during the mid 1960s, centered around the use of the psychedelic drug LSD. This collection consists of modern variant reprints based on...
This collection contains thirteen aerial photographs of Seacliff, Watsonville, Pajaro Valley, Cabrillo College and Ben Lomond areas taken for the Santa Cruz County Advertising Committee.
Miscellaneous documents (primarily photocopies) related to the office of African-American Student Life at the University of California, Santa Cruz, including: course descriptions, speeches, articles, administrative reports, correspondence, and minutes of meetings
Collection includes alien registration forms completed by W. B. Yeats, Ezra Pound & Dorothy Pound as well as a broadside notice, a clipping and Register of Aliens. Also included is a 1970 letter to the bookdealer, concerning the material.
This collection consists of feminist, queer and alternative comic books.
This collection includes copies of transcripts or summaries of 62 oral histories with Chinese immigrants detained at Angel Island Immigration Station between 1910 and 1940. Includes 12 female and 40 male detainees, along with 3 inspectors, 2 interpreters, and a...
This collection contains correspondence, family journals, field notes, typescripts, manuscripts, poetry, artwork, family photograph albums and published works.
This collection includes theater reviews written by Ann Bennett for the Register-Pajaronian in Watsonville, Calif
The collection consists of matted photographs from Well's career as a Pulitzer-prize winning photojournalist
This collection of figurines, small clay pots, masks, rattles, candles, altar cloths, and other ephemera was used by Gloria Anzaldúa as altar (altares) objects at her home in Santa Cruz, California. These altares were an integral part of her spiritual...
This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, instructional materials, research notes, grant proposals, writings, speeches, lectures, and material concerning her political activism, including the Free Speech Movement in Berkeley and the trial of Angela Y. Davis.
This collection consists of two scrapbooks from 1928-1930 documenting the newly re-organized Aptos P.T.A. and the new school and some notebook pages from 1932-1933.
Archive contains correspondence, manuscripts of published and unpublished poems and stories, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, photographs and miscellaneous items documenting the literary activity of a San Francisco Bay area poet and a poetry teacher Kate Rennie Archer.
This collection contains an annotated typescript photocopy & photographs for Arora's preliminary field guide "Fungal Jungle".
This assembled collection contains brochures, maps, guidebooks and literature documenting travel through and tourism in China, Japan and Korea during the early twentieth century.
This collection includes books, periodicals, newsletters and photographs relating to lesbianism and women's issues in Asia, women's communities and other issues important to the Asian Pacific Island Queer Women (APIQW).
This microfilm contains documents; cartoons; work of the "coocoo poopoo & peepee novelty co."; clippings related to an exhibit at McHenry Library, University of California, Santa Cruz; photographs of the artists; and issues of , , , , and .
Contains biographical material, correspondence, writings and speeches, concert programs, scores, photographs, recordings, posters, and miscellaneous materials documenting Maestro George Barati's professional career as a conductor, composer, cellist and music educator.
This collection includes family correspondence, notebooks, address books, sketchbooks, school papers from Anna Aiken Bateson, William H. Bateson, Caroline Beatrice Bateson, and John, Martin and Gregory Bateson.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, octopus and cetacean observation materials, marginalia, published and unpublished articles and reprints.
This collection consists mostly of television scripts and short stories by Mr. Beard about life in the agricultural packing industry of California's Salinas and Imperial Valleys. A small portion of the material includes correspondence, photographs, and articles.
This collection includes scrapbook, photo album, loose snapshots, game and fan magazines.
This archive contains manuscripts, and typescripts for many of Bell's works both mathematical and science fiction.
This collection consists of a small number of published broadsides and pamphlets from 17th century Britain, and several documents from the 19th century.
This collection contains the masters of three videos on bicycle safety produced by UCSC Transportation and Parking Services with the Office of Traffic Safety.
This small collection contains a few pieces of outgoing correspondence and incoming correspondence from Kenneth & Miriam Patchen to Edwin Blair. Included are five "painted letters" with envelopes as well as miscellaneous printed pieces advertising Patchen's Painted Poems.
This album of 56 mounted photographs was given to Captain Blauding by Mrs. John L. Mitchell as a souvenir of a trip to the Pacific Coast in 1887.
This collection contains printed material; three painted books and two silkscreen portfolio sets by author Kenneth Patchen.
This collection includes 260 photographs and portfolio, "Portraits of my father : ten photographs" gifted from Christian Keesee
Includes journalism and an autobiography by the American writer James Brewster, as well as documents and other materials related to him.
This is a small collection of correspondence, biographical materials, and 5 photographs taken by Horace Bristol in California in the 1930s.
This collection contains personal, family and business correspondence (mostly incoming) and documents covering the years from Norman O. Brown's arrival in the United States in 1936, to his death in 2002. The bulk of the material covers the time he...
Selected black and white photographs taken by Edna Bullock, 1976-1994.
This collection includes some biographical material including a small amount of correspondence, writings, teaching materials, clippings & printed appearences. Also included is a selection of gelatin silver photographs and a color photograph.
This collection includes 30 b/w (5"x7") photographs of a John Cage and Norman O. Brown lecture at Wesleyan in 1988. The photographs were taken by Nancy Walz.
This collection includes books, correspondence, journals, newsletters, pamphlets, ephemera and realia related to Cage's interest in the study of mushrooms.
This collection includes biographical materials, correspondence, writings, speeches and conference proceedings as well as leaf book text and drawings, research notes and research material not by Cain.
This collection contains the CCTG's newsletters no. 1-119 with some meeting notes and a scrapbook of organization's activities and publicity.
This assembled collection contains stationery samples, packing labels, calendars, trade cards, brochures, advertisements, souvenir albums, travel pamphlets, theater programs & playbills and other miscellaneous materials
Convention, board minutes and reports, club histories, yearbooks, journals, and articles recording the general history and activities of the California Federation of Women's Club and the individual clubs within the region.
The collection includes correspondence and legal documents from Santa Cruz County, California.
Research notes and notebooks on the inhabitants of the Spanish Missions and settlements of California, 1766-1908.
Collection includes correspondence, fiscal and legal documents, and proclamations from California, 1797-1850.
This collection contains songbooks, a campground map, a woman counselor's costume and headband, 2 books relating to Camp Wasibo and the Camp Fire Girls, and a scrapbook with photographs.
Includes biographies, bibliographies, resumes, vitae, and obituaries of faculty, staff, and other campus related individuals
Contains a miscellaneous collection of writings, xerox art work, photographs.
This collection contains an incomplete set of photocopied references for by Rodger Tarr.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, paintings and other graphic materials.
The Fredda C. Carr Photographs document the people and local activities of San Lorenzo Valley, California from the 1950's through the 1980's.
Correspondence between Raymond Carver and David Swanger, 1977-1988. Also included is one letter from Tess Gallagher (Mr. Carver's wife) to David Swanger.
A small collection of thirty one family snapshots of Raymond Carver's early family life.
This collections contains publications of the University of California, Santa Cruz's Center for South Pacific Studies.
This collection includes manuscript and typescript pages of poems, plays and stories by Chadwick. Also included are publicity shots and copies of theater reviews from Chadwick's theater days in South Africa.
This collection consists of black & white photographs, color snapshots and photograph album of Lawler's sculptures, exhibits and studios
This collection consists of publication announcements, newspaper clippings, one handwritten letter, and one note, all about or by members of the Cholmley family
This collection consists of slides taken by the Abbotts, who photographed U.S. shopping malls and other sites depicting urban development in the 1950s and 1960s. Also includes slides of the Pacific Garden Mall in Santa Cruz, California. The Abbotts were...
This collection contains photographs taken by Jonathan Clark from 1969-1973.
Contains glass plates and negatives of the Manley family in Hawaii during the early 1900s. Also includes images of Colorado College, Colorado, the Manley's Ben Lomond home and the Santa Cruz area
This collection includes photographs by Brett Weston taken during a twenty year period from 1955-1975
Includes club correspondence, minutes and some scrapbook materials.
This collection contains various record books, ledgers, cash books, tax records and artifacts from the Cowell properties and businesses, Henry Cowell Lime & Cement Company and Cowell Portland Cement Company.
This small collection contains twenty five snapshots of a family on their ranch which appears to be located in San Benito County, San Juan Bautista area.
This collection contains a complete run of signed concert posters created by David Singer for rock music promoter Bill Graham, as well as some duplicate unsigned posters and a poster advertising a gallery show of Singer's work
Glass lantern slides, negatives, photographic albums, notebooks, travelogues, and miscellaneous artifacts that document DeCou's travels in five continents and subsequent travel lecture tours ca. 1920-1941.
This is the diary of a single woman, identified only as 'X', living near Topeka, Kansas in 1890.
This collection consists of clipping scrapbooks from California and Michigan newspapers compiled by Albert Dickerman (1840-1917), Civil War veteran, judge and Watsonville attorney.
This collection contains source material on the Grateful Dead music group, and their followers and fans, called Deadheads.
This collection contains biographical information, correspondence, lecture notes, comments, book reviews, instructional materials, bibliographies, notes and writings
This collection contains materials relating to Arlene Dorn's work with migrant students, teachers and education officials in helping to develop the Binational Education Program. Dorn played a key role in developing a standardized student progress form that is recognized as...
This small collection includes a letter to N. O. Brown, a couple of annotated manuscripts, cards, print appearances, clippings and dealer catalogs.
This scrapbook contains records, photographs, clippings, and ephemera from the Durham Women's Club
This collection includes correspondence from Kenneth & Miriam Patchen including 5 painted letters and miscellaneous printed pieces advertising Patchen's painted poems
This small collection includes correspondence, playbills from performances of Eliot's plays, an annotated, corrected copy of "East Coker", a copy of "Natarejah" by Tambimuttu, obituaries, news clippings about Eliot and a selection of published appearances of Eliot's works.
This collection contains correspondence between Elizabeth Campbell, her husband W. W. Campbell, their sons and family members as well as her notes, diaries, manuscripts, photographs and ephemera collected on six total solar eclipse expeditions: Jeur, India (1898), Alhama, Spain (1905),...
The majority of this collection consists of photocopies of short stories, essays, reviews, speeches by Ellison and interviews with Ellison. Two folders contain original material signed by Ellison. The books and selected serials have been cataloged separately.
This collection includes materials documenting Engel's time as a student of Gregory Bateson and his involvement in the selection of essays for by Gregory Bateson.
Consists of 4 examples of Emily Martin's work in the area of toy and movable, miniature, and artists' books, a set of instructions on how to manipulate the "hexa-flexa-gon" (one of the 4 examples mentioned above), 4 printed announcements of...
Collection includes glass plates and prints.
This collection includes a small collection of letters and documents including a letter from Sara Fitch to her son Captain Henry D. Fitch, some letters between Joseph McKinley and his grandmother Josefa Carrillo Fitch of Healdsburg, California concerning "Valle de...
This collection includes manuscripts & drafts of both Colin Fletcher's published and unpublished material, personal and business correspondence, scrapbooks and biographical material, photographs, slides & maps related to his travels and writings, as well as some audio media and realia.
Wooden box with objects in compartments
Attache case containing various objects in 4 compartments
This collection consists of approximately 7000 images of campus life taken by Carol Foote at the University of California, Santa Cruz, from 1978 to 1982. It contains black and white negatives, proof sheets, and photographic prints. Included are performances, portraits,...
This collection includes a small amount of family material; correspondence, research notes, drafts, manuscripts and typescripts for Sierra Miwok book; Chichimeco field notes and an unpublished manuscript on Charles d'Orleans.
Student conducted interviews, fieldnotes, and audio cassettes regarding migrant farm labor.
This collection consists of letters from William Fullerton to and from his family during his term of enlistment in the Union Army from 1862-1865.
Papers documenting the history and geneology of the families Butler, Jones, Morgan, and Thomas from seventeenth-century Wales and England to the United States.
Contains photocopies of club by-laws, rosters & minutes from 1924-1967.
Contains some photographs from Garland's series "American White Racism - A Social Document" , "The Good Books - Katrina Bibles and Prayer Books" as well as a few miscellaneous photographs.
Small collection of loose sketches, sketchbooks and oil paintings.
This collection consists of prints, negatives, slides and color transparencies of Mexico as well as printed materials. Also included are photographs of the 1969 UC Extension class "Project FIND" taught by Ansel Adams.
This collection includes 89 stuffed bears in 10 sets or editions. Each bear wears a tag indicating a name and birthday, and a short story relating to a Grateful Dead venue. Also included are six edition cards, 2nd through 7th....
This collection includes business records, publications, audio and video recordings, photographs, graphics, ephemera and realia of the Grateful Dead. Also included is fan-based Deadheads' correspondence & ephemera.
Contains limited biographical material about the band, band members and awards given to the band.
This series includes three-dimensional objects used by the band in road tours, in performances, and in recording sessions, and also large objects and decorative pieces gifted to the band by fans. Included are such objects as instruments, equipment, stage props,...
This series includes decorated No.10 business envelopes sent to the Grateful Dead Ticket Service by fans when requesting tickets. Decorated envelopes date from 1983 to 1996.
This series includes samples of backstage passes, tickets and laminates from Grateful Dead concert venues. Uniquely designed laminate badges, fabric passes and mail order tickets, as well as mass produced tickets from ticketing outlets are included. Not all venues are...
This series contains limited amount of business correspondence, Ice 9 files, subject files, promotional materials, production materials and merchandise samples.
This series contains documentation on tours and performances. Included are travel itineraries, Hot Line scripts, tour booklets, information on venues, ticketing, parking, taping, etc., and correspondence and informational flyers for concert-goers and for vendors.
This series includes clippings and articles from newspapers, journals, ephemeral publications, and web sites, etc. with announcements, essays, reviews, commentary and criticism on the band and its performances, recordings, and cultural impact and influence.
This series contains incoming correspondence to the Grateful Dead, in large part letters and postcards received from fans.
Contains several thousand images taken by both professional and non-professional photographers of the Grateful Dead and the Deadhead scene around their shows.
This series includes examples of non-commercial, and in some cases unofficial audio and video recordings, variant editions, and fan recordings.
This series includes posters from concerts and venues at which the Grateful Dead performed, and other posters of events and performances that were collected by the band and by Grateful Dead Productions' office staff.
This series contains artwork created by Grateful Dead band members, and art pieces created by professional and amateur artists that were gifted to the band. Work is both two-dimensional and three-dimensional in structure and of mixed materials.
This collection consists of photographs of the Graves and Byrne families lives in Santa Cruz at the turn of the 20th century.
This collection contains the records & activities of Group Four. It covers the formation of the group, the 1991-1992 conferences held at Esalen and the subsequent publishing project resulting in the publication of in 1996 by Celestial Arts Press.
This collection includes translations of California pre-statehood documents as well as some research materials and work papers.
Correspondence, clippings, commentaries, and other writing, including texts for the , written by Haan in his role as a Sino-Korean Peoples' League representative.
This collection contains photographs of early UCSC faculty and Santa Cruz eccentrics including Alan Chadwick, N. O. Brown, Gregory Bateson, Mary Holmes, William Everson, Peter Demma, etc.
This collection contains four books of research done by Hale on the titles to property of Rancho San Andreas for his partition suit entitled Briody vs. Hale, 1877.
Contains photographs and clippings from Hall's career as promoter of automobile rallies and tours to Yosemite and as automobile editor for the San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco Chronicle, the San Francisco Call, and the Daily Palo Alto Times.
This collection contains materials relating to the history of Happy Valley School and it's surrounding community.
Collection includes incoming and outgoing letters from Lou Harrison and friends.
The Music Manuscripts series contains complete autograph music scores, sketches, revisions and fragments produced by Harrison during his seventy five years of writing music.
This collection contains the notebooks kept by Lou Harrison over the course of his life.
The collection documents the professional and personal lives of science fiction author Robert Heinlein and his wife, Virginia Heinlein. Materials in the collection include manuscripts, short stories, articles, book reviews, screen plays, television and radio programs, personal and professional correspondence,...
Helen Hyde was raised in San Francisco, then lived in France, Germany and Japan. She spent 15 years in Tokyo mastering traditional Japanese brush painting and woodcuts. She died in Pasadena, California. This is a small collection of colored woodcuts...
This collections includes Helen Giffen's manuscripts and notes for her research on Georgiana Bruce Kirby
This collection includes correspondence, business records, manuscripts, and ephemera on the subjects HerBooks has published.
Research notes and correspondence.
This small collection contains photographs of Noël Sullivan's Hollow Hills Farm in Carmel Valley, ca. 1948-1949
This collection consists of a small incomplete run of the Rural Observer, a newsletter put out by the Simon J. Lubin Society, published and edited by Helen Hosmer, a letter to Carey McWilliams and miscellaneous papers from the Simon J....
Leaflets, posters, newsletters and photocopied correspondence related to union activities and events from 1974-1985.
This collection contains files relating to the National Writers Union (NWU), Local 3, Delegate Assemblies, and misc. files documenting Huebner's years as an activist in the NWU and Local 3.
This collection contains correspondence, family journals, field notes, typescripts, manuscripts, poetry, artwork, photograph albums and published works
This collection includes individual case histories, posters and ephemera from the evacuation and relocation of Japanese American citizens, 1942-1944
This collection contains research notes on the lime industry in the Santa Cruz area, as well as the final draft of , Jensen's senior thesis.
This collection contains 21 tempera portrait paintings done by Jochimsen along with a couple of photos of her, color transparencies of the paintings, her scrapbook and a holograph autobiography.
This collection includes 10 letters and 24 items of mail art created by Ray Johnson.
This small collection includes family correspondence and business papers.
This collection includes correspondence from Vinter Hansen to Tracy and Helen Crawford, photographs, and publications of her work
This collection contains some biographical material, prints done by Metz and slides of her artwork
Contains correspondence, family photographs, school papers, drawings, diary and notebooks, academic papers, articles & lectures. Also contains William F. Keeler's Mayport diaries, from 1878-1886.
This collection consists of correspondence, television scripts and publications related to the criminological and pedagogical work of psychiatrist Douglas McGlashan Kelley.
Contains correspondence, publicity including catalog layout sheets, photographs, slides, recordings, an artifact and mail art material generated and collected mainly by Trumbull Art Gallery director during the Kenneth Patchen Festivals held between 1987-1991 in Warren, Ohio. Included are festival exhibit...
Contains transcripts, outtake reels and video tapes to "Kenneth Patchen: Hurrah for anything", a documentary on poet and novelist Kenneth Patchen produced by KQED Event & Presentation Unit in 1982.
This collection contains a storyboard, worksheets, frame drawings, a film and photographs for an animated film adapted from Kenneth Patchen's novel , as well as photographs of Kenneth and Miriam Patchen by Chester Kessler.
This collection includes programs, posters, and ephemera related to the Cabrillo Music Festival, Santa Cruz Symphony, Cultural Council of Santa Cruz, the Crown College Concerts at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Watsonville Concert Association, Barati Ensemble, and Santa...
This collection consists of photographs by other photographers given to or acquired by Erik M. Lauritzen.
This collection contains negatives, photographs and digital prints by the American photographer Erik M. Lauritzen, as well as posters, exhibit announcements, reviews, correspondence, writings by and about him, artwork and ephemera.
This collection consists mostly of b/w and color snapshots of Lawler's sculptures.
This collection comprises David Lemieux's concert taping equipment, used to record more than 40 Grateful Dead concerts, 1989-1991.
Contains pre-university history documents, as well as correspondence, business & financial documents, historical photographs and memorabilia related to the activities of the Lick Observatory as part of the University of California
This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, photographs and information about "The Rock Garden Nursery" in San Mateo, CA.
This collection includes correspondence, interviews, research articles, photographs and manuscript pages pertaining to by David Lipset.
This collection consists of 301 photographic negatives taken by Peggy Long at the University of California, Santa Cruz, from 1964 to 1968. These images of the campus include early construction, aerial views, and events significant to campus history, such as...
This collection consists of manuscript versions of short stories written by Dabid Wong Louie in the late 1970's and 1980's, many of which were published in .
Contains diaries and an account book from , the Sheppa family farm in Soquel, a scrapbook of Mrs. Lovett's mother, Nina Sheppa, programs and ephemera from the local W.C.T.U. and clippings about life in Santa Cruz by Georgianna Bruce Kirby
This collection consists of black and white photographs taken of downtown Santa Cruz, California, immediately after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake and scenes of the University of Califoria, Santa Cruz Campus.
This collection includes biographical material, correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, teaching materials, poetry and film criticism.
This volume contains the minutes of the Martha Washington Camp, no. 3, Santa Cruz.
This collection correspondence between Kenneth Patchen, Miriam Patchen and James Boyer May between 1956-1972, as well as a small collection of printed material documenting Kenneth Patchen's jazz-poetry period and his degenerating medical condition.
This collection includes 50 gelatin silver photographs with 40 negatives taken by Mazzeo.
Includes three scrapbooks related to Santa Cruz County history.
This collection consists of approximately 290 images of campus views, landmarks, students, and architecture taken by Sigrid McLaughlin at the University of California, Santa Cruz, in 1998 and 1999. It contains negatives and 4 x 6 color prints.
Includes correspondence, speeches, minutes, memoranda, reports, studies, newspaper clippings, reference material, and scripts for a radio broadcast program called "Your County Government Report" documenting Hulda Hoover McLean's civil service activities during her terms on the Santa Cruz County Board of...
This collection includes Sacramento Capital Office Legislative records (1977-1996), Gilroy District Office files (1977-1996), Monterey District Office files (1977-1996), Salinas District Office files (1977-1996), and Santa Cruz District Office files (1975-1996) documenting the career of California State Assemblyman and...
This collection includes correspondence, clippings, articles, typescripts, and photographs documenting architectural styles worldwide taken mostly in the 1960's by the architectural historian and critic Sibyl Moholy-Nagy. The images and articles relate to the history of architecture and were used to...
This collection includes biographical materials, correspondence, manuscripts, notebooks, teaching materials, poetry and film criticism
This collection consists of the minute books, roll books & cash books of the Santa Cruz Parlor no.26.
Official University communications related to the planning of, and approval for, campus buildings, parking lots, facilities, and other campus projects.
Includes materials relating to Henry and Hedy Neufeld, their children John and Anne (later Anne Frederike Neufeld Levin), and other members of the family. Includes material relating to the family in Germany, the escape to the United States by members...
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts and research materials for her book "One foot in the future: a woman's spiritual journey"
Contains Stu Nixon's personal collection of clippings, articles, tour program notes, magazines and ephemera concerning the Grateful Dead music group and their followers.
Contains 59 (8 x 10 inch) photographs of Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties taken by Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc.
Includes bibliographical references.
This collection includes annotated typescript and photographs of Galtsoff's report as an observer of the Bikini Atoll atomic bomb tests and the destructive results of the tests on the sea life in the area.
Paul Galtsoff was an observer of the Bikini Atoll atomic bomb tests and reported on the destructive results of the tests on sea life in the area. This collection includes seventy-four annotated typescript carbon pages, with photographs, of his report
This collection contains color prints of Miller Outcault's experiments in photography and macrophotography.
Consists of incoming correspondence from Miriam Patchen, painted books, signed and unsigned books, and miscellany printed ephemera produced by poet-novelist Kenneth Patchen.
Business papers and clippings from the Pajaro Valley Oil Company, 1901-1902.
This collection contains the minutes of the general and executive board meetings, financial records, club histories, and clipping files of the disbanded club.
The archive consists of two rare book collections featuring works by Kenneth Patchen and James Joyce collected by Alan and Beatrice Parker. In addition to the published works, The Kenneth Patchen collection includes incoming correspondence from Kenneth and Miriam Patchen...
This small collection contains an account book 1883-1890, with cash income and expenses for Parsons and son, William B. Parsons, as well as loose letters, receipts and ballots for the Democratic Primary Election.
RESTRICTED - Contains the administrative records regarding the acquisition of the Kenneth Patchen Papers, the donations and purchases of related collections, associated public events and publications involving the library. Also included are photographs of the events
This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, manuscripts, bound first editions, rare silkscreen and painted book editions, painted poems, works of art including illustrations, paintings, papier-mâché sculptures and decorated furniture, scrapbooks, photographs, slides, recordings, musical scores, and clippings documenting the creative...
This collection contains correspondence from Miriam Patchen, books, printed material and family photographs on Kenneth Patchen as collected by his sisters Magel and Ruth Patchen.
This collection contains biographical material, correspondence, photographs, musical scores, audio recordings, a film and an artifact, documenting Miriam Patchen's promotion of her late husband's work.
This collection contains correspondence, appraisals and maps of real estate in Santa Cruz County as well as some personal papers of Noel Patterson.
This archive contains the political papers of Gary Patton, the Third District Supervisor of Santa Cruz County from 1975-1994.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, drafts and annotated typescripts of poet, Robert Peterson.
This collection contains one photograph album of the Walter S. Pierce family's life in San Francisco, one album of the family's summer camping expeditions in the Santa Cruz mountains, and one scrapbook documenting Edwin Pierce's 1904-06 summer adventures in Marin...
Includes biographical material, clippings, travel magazines, photograph albums of Maude Pilkington and her husband Richard Lukens.
This collection contains correspondence from Kenneth and Miriam Patchen to Hortense Baer written between 1946-1972, and ephemera on Kenneth Patchen.
This collection contains propaganda leaflets, flyers, and other documents collected by Podesta during his tour of duty as a military historian during the Korean Conflict/War.
This collection consists of photographs and captions from the exhibition "Pogonip perceived; the unveiling of a landscape."
This small collection contains post cards with special day stamps, place stamps, and opening & closing day stamps collected by Preston Sawyer.
This collection contains photographs with captions of the Loma Prieta Lumber Company, the Molino Timber Company, the Forest of Nisene Marks State Park, the Soquel Demonstration State Forest, and Powell's "photo journeys" of Northern and Central California's Coast Range mountains...
Guides, issued for campus administrators and other members of the campus community, that typically include a distribution list, prose summary and description, budget, environmental impact classification sheet, map, schedule, and various tables or charts. Guides treat entire colleges, individual buildings,...
This album contains photographs of the Navy's early LTA (Lighter-than-Air) crews and early flights at Akron, OH, Lakehurst NAS, Roosevelt Field, NY, and Rockaway NAS, NY. Also included are photos Charles and Anne Lindbergh inspection of a dirigible and test...
This collection includes 10 letters and 26 pieces of mail art (decorated letters, postcards) from Ray Johnson
This collection contains WWII propaganda publications, documents and leaflets produced by the American Psychological Warfare Division(PWD) and SHAEF, as well as examples of German counterpropaganda. Also included are a few propaganda samples from the Korean War.
This collection includes correspondence, publications, scrapbooks, photographs, realia and audio/audio-visual materials related to the evolution of Earle Reynolds and his family as peace activists.
This collection consists of short animated films created and produced by Ray Rice from 1965-1979.
This collection contains 50 gelatin silver photographs with 40 negatives taken by Mazzeo
This collection contains outgoing and incoming correspondence (letters from William Roth, Kenneth Patchen, Miriam Patchen, Jonathan Williams, J. B. de C. H. Sanders and Josephine Miles) documenting professional and personal relationship between William M. Roth and Kenneth Patchen.
This collection contains files pertaining to Santa Cruz County politics in the 1970's
Includes copies of the log book, meeting notes, planting and pruning schedules, letters, publications related to Round Valley and Alan Chadwick.
This collection includes incoming correspondence, manuscript drafts of early poetry and later typescript drafts for an unpublished book "Under the Bomb: Neo-Georgian poems".
Sixty one items mainly written by law enforcement officers and detectives to Henry H. Ellis, San Francisco Chief of Police from 1873 to 1877. Also includes a letter from Patrick Crowley and a list concerning number of Chinese arrests from...
A collection of receipts of the San Jose Water Company from 1869-1935 (bulk 1869-1872). Also included are some undated supply lists and an issue of "The Spillway" (v.2:9) a monthly newsletter published for the employees of the San Jose Water...
This collection includes the business papers, correspondence, minutes, scrapbooks and artifacts of the Santa Cruz BPW.
Student papers and background materials for a class at the University of California, Santa Cruz entitled "Santa Cruz Campus Plan" and taught by Professors Reyner Banham and Virginia Jansen in 1986.
This collection contains Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors record books and miscellaneous legal documents related to or created by Santa Cruz County government.
This is an incomplete collection of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company directories for Santa Cruz County. Also included is one directory for Monterey and San Benito Counties and one "Special Directory" for Ben Lomond, Boulder Creek and Felton and one...
Actor and writer David Sheaffer's collection of documents and memorabilia related to theater in Santa Cruz County, California, especially the Bear Republic Theater.
This collection contains two ledger books from the Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company and one folder of miscellaneous business papers from 1928-1930.
This collection contains scrapbooks, minutes, treasurer's report and yearbooks of the club.
This collection includes correspondence, postcard collections, postmark (opening day and final day) collections, historical photographs of Santa Cruz area and the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, photo albums and scrapbooks of the early film stars and movie...
Research notes relating to Santa Cruz County Lighthouse Field and Grey Whale Ranch.
This small collection contains family photographs of Angel Island (Ft. McDowell), Camp Reynolds (aka West Garrison), ca. 1880-1920, the S.F. earthquake and fire in 1906 and a couple of framed items.
This collection contains Marcel Sedletzky's architectural projects & teaching slide collection, architectural renderings and plans, project photographs and a limited amount of personal papers and project correspondence.
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This archive documents the over fifty titles published by the Press; the business and distribution activities of the Press; and the cultural environment in which the Press existed (represented by feminist, literary, political, and business publications received by the Press)....
Contains biographical material, diaries, correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts of published and unpublished poetry, prose, and translations, notebooks, books and other printed material, photographs, art work, and video recordings documenting Edith Shiffert's life and literary activity in United States and Japan.
Black and white photographs of various sizes, mounted and unmounted.
35 color photographs and CD-ROM disk, 1970-1983; plus a 3 page resume summarizing Richard Shirk's education and experience.
Includes Shuman's observer notebook, clippings and transcripts of the 1961 Eichmann trial in Jerusalem.
This collection contains correspondence, publications, news clippings & photographs documenting the City of Santa Cruz's bid for the new U.C. campus led by Santa Cruz Sentinel's Managing Editor, Gordon R. Sinclair.
This collection includes the minutes, newsletters, press books, financial papers, treasurer's reports, song sheets, scrapbooks and photograph albums of the Santa Cruz club.
Photographs of stage and movie sets from ca. 1910-1930s.
This collection includes original and photocopied manuscripts, including descriptions of protest events in early University of California, Santa Cruz, years; autobiographical and travel journals, cartoons and Animal Mitchell Publications by UCSC student David H. Stanford.
This collection includes typescripts of the interview as well as correspondence relating to the editing and publication of the interview.
A collection assembled by the Library in the late 1960s. Includes limited biographical material, correspondence, and typescripts, articles and clipping files.
This small collection of 144 stereograph cards includes images of Santa Cruz County and R.E. Wood's ranch from c. 1875. Also includes cards not of Santa Cruz and not taken by R.E. Wood.
Student papers submitted for Art History 181, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Broadsides, folded sheets, and ordering forms for works of Susan E. King and the Paradise Press.
This collection includes biographical materials, correspondence, photographs and information about "The Rock Garden Nursery" in San Mateo, Calif
This collection contains correspondence, poetry, fiction and prose writings by UCSC education and creative writing Professor Emeritus David Swanger.
This collection includes manuscript notes, maps, typed letters, slides, and pamphlets related to the proposed use of a lagoon by the University of California, Santa Cruz, for marine research and instruction.
This collection contains photographs of the construction at the Lick Observatory from 1946-1948 taken by John Testa. Testa drove trucks at the construction site.
This collection contains a variety of theater playbills and programs from the New York city area.
This collection contains correspondence, field notebooks, and research files.
This collection includes the Turner family and vacation photographs depicting locations in the Central Valley near Ceres, Yosemite and Santa Cruz county beaches.
This collection documents the history of the press and its authors and their publications. Includes correspondence, typescripts, manuscripts, proofs and publications
This collection contains business files, cassette tape interviews, early writings, drafts of "Bitch Book of Women in Rock", correspondence, notebooks, art work, clippings and appearences.
This collection contains early UCSC campus academic planning documents and related correspondence
This collection contains campus physical planning documents and related correspondence
A collection of flyers and unnumbered newsletters describing tutoring activities of UCSC students with children in the surrounding communities.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Chicana feminist identity in The house on Mango Street and The last of the menu girls / Vicki Alcoset -- Forty Acres and a Mule Filmworks, Inc. : black independent film-making and the popular film industry / Phillip A. Calhoun...
Includes nine papers relating to the Monterey Bay Sanctuary and two relating to Wilder Ranch State Park and the course outline and syllabus from professor Alisa Klaus.
Notes, student and teacher essays, and other materials related to the Oakes Core Course, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1988-1991, taught by Nubra Floyd.
Contains correspondence, manuscript pages and clippings relating to his published work "The Argument of Innocence". Included also are the transcript and audio recording to "Miriam Patchen, an interview with Peter Veres", 1974.
Consists of slides, matted and/or framed black and white photographs and color photographs of Johnston's environmental photography.
Contains twelve photographs taken by David Vestal. Also included are two photographs taken of Vestal.
Includes photographs, story lines, captions, research material, field books, tearsheets, clippings and articles documenting the career of Victor Jorgensen. Also included are writings and tapes of Barbara Lee Jorgensen's biography of her husband.
Contains artifacts from the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games.
This collection includes typescripts of the interview as well as correspondence relating to the editing and publication of the interview
This collection contains 61 studio portrait photographs and 15 photographic art reproduction taken by Wallner.
This collection contains war posters and pamphlets from World War I and World War II.
This collection contains Henry Washburn's photographs of the 1938 Watsonville flood, High School Forestry classes and Farm Bureau activities. Also included are five scrapbooks of newspaper clippings documenting farming activities in Santa Cruz County.
This collection contains materials from Roses of Yesterday and Today, formerly known as Lester Rose Gardens, in Watsonville, Calif. Includes scrapbooks & albums, business papers, artwork, miscellaneous publications, and photographs and catalog run.
Clippings, research material, correspondence and organizational documents related to the activities of the M.A.I.A. Foundation (Migration and Adaptation in the Americas Foundation) and William G.Mackenzie, one of the organization's founders
This collection includes lecture notes and manuscripts
This collection includes typescripts of unpublished transcripts of Wilson discussing the Edward Weston Photograph Collection at UCSC and his photography.
This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, and printed material documenting patronage and friendship of Kathryn Winslow to Kenneth and Miriam Patchen. Also included are papers pertaining to fund raisers held for Patchen in Chicago at "Studio for Henry Miller" during...
Contains correspondence, performance guides and a photo documenting a Poetry and Jazz session performed by Kenneth Patchen and 'New Bed of Roses Chamber Jazz Group' by jazz musician Johnny Wittwer.
This collection includes minutes, personal histories, resource material, photographs, calendars and scrapbook covering the ten year history of the group.
This collection includes 4 letters from Virginia Woolf to R. Ellis Roberts.
An assembled collection of World's fairs ephemera and memorabilia, mostly from the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exhibition, SF, and the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, SF. Also includes a small amount of material from the 1939 New York World's Fair,...
Consists of incoming correspondence from Miriam Patchen to Fred Wright between 1972-1990, and some printed material on Kenneth Patchen post-1972, that documents activities to promote the legacy of her late husband.
This collection includes books, periodicals, files, correspondence, research materials, government publications, and miscellaneous materials related to Florence Wyckoff's activism in the fields of health, housing, social work, cultural affairs, education, and the welfare of migrant farmworkers.
This collection contains 11 letters from William Butler Yeats to R. Ellis Roberts.


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Summary: Bacterial self-protective colicin-like immunity
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Colicin D, which is synthesised by various prokaryotes, adopts an antiparallel four helical bundle fold: the helices are tightly packed, forming a compact cylindrical molecule. The protein specifically cleaves the anticodon loop of all four tRNA-Arg isoacceptors, thereby inactivating prokaryotic protein synthesis and leading to cell death [1]. This family also contains immunity proteins to klebicins and microcins. Many bacteria produce proteins that destroy their competitors. Colicin D is one such. The immunity proteins are expressed on the same operon as their cognate bacteriocins and protect the expressing bacterium from the effects of its own bacteriocin [2].
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Graille M, Mora L, Buckingham RH, van Tilbeurgh H, de Zamaroczy M; , EMBO J. 2004;23:1474-1482.: Structural inhibition of the colicin D tRNase by the tRNA-mimicking immunity protein. PUBMED:15014439 EPMC:15014439
Soelaiman S, Jakes K, Wu N, Li C, Shoham M;, Mol Cell. 2001;8:1053-1062.: Crystal structure of colicin E3: implications for cell entry and ribosome inactivation. PUBMED:11741540 EPMC:11741540
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Pseudofam: | PF09204 |
SCOP: | 1v74 |
SYSTERS: | Colicin_immun |
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InterPro entry IPR015287
Colicin D is a bacteriocin that kills target cells by cleaving tRNA(Arg). Colicin D immunity protein (ImmD) inhibits the bactericidal activity of colicin D by binding to its tRNase catalytic domain [PUBMED:15014439].
This entry represents the structural domain of ImmD and related klebicin and microcin immunity proteins.
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Molecular function | toxin binding (GO:0015643) |
Biological process | bacteriocin immunity (GO:0030153) |
Domain organisation
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Full (59) |
Representative proteomes | NCBI (46) |
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Seed source: | pdb_1v74 |
Previous IDs: | ColicinD; |
Type: | Domain |
Author: | Sammut SJ |
Number in seed: | 10 |
Number in full: | 59 |
Average length of the domain: | 78.90 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 43 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 88.30 % |
HMM information
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build method: hmmbuild -o /dev/null HMM SEED
search method: hmmsearch -Z 23193494 -E 1000 --cpu 4 HMM pfamseq
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Model length: | 88 | ||||||||||||
Family (HMM) version: | 5 | ||||||||||||
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For those sequences which have a structure in the Protein DataBank, we use the mapping between UniProt, PDB and Pfam coordinate systems from the PDBe group, to allow us to map Pfam domains onto UniProt sequences and three-dimensional protein structures. The table below shows the structures on which the Colicin_immun domain has been found. There are 3 instances of this domain found in the PDB. Note that there may be multiple copies of the domain in a single PDB structure, since many structures contain multiple copies of the same protein seqence.
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