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The WSU Board of Regents gave the green light for a new $61 million football operations building to be built at the west end zone area of Martin Stadium.
The vote was unanimous and gave the school permission to begin construction on the Monday after the Apple Cup. It will be complete by June 2014. Plans for the building include new weight room facilities, meeting rooms and coaches offices. It will also house a WSU Football heritage area for former letter winners.
In a letter to fans (see below), Athletic Director Bill Moos said the building is part of the "blueprint for creating a competitive and sustainable intercollegiate athletic program". And he said "the table is now set for success."
According to Washington State officials, money to pay for the new facility will come from funds saved during the remodeling of the south side of Martin Stadium last year and $46 million in general revenue bonds. Payments on the bonds will be covered entirely with money coming from the Pac-12 media contract.
In other business, the board also approved construction of a new WSU visitor center in Pullman to be located at the corner of Main and Spring streets. It will be a 4,000-square-foot facility funded primarily by private investments.
Below is the text of the letter Moos sent to supporters:
Dear Cougar Fans,
I am extremely excited about the Board of Regents approval of the Football Operations Building. This is a game-changing vote and I applaud the Regents for understanding its impact on the future of Washington State Athletics. I would also like to thank President Floyd for his unwavering support.
The Football Operations Building further enhances our facility initiatives for Washington State University and its department of intercollegiate athletics. It began with the premium seating area built last offseason. The addition of suites, loge boxes and club seating, along with a new press box, provides our Cougar fans amenities deserving of a Pac-12 institution.
A significant part of our blueprint for creating a competitive and sustainable intercollegiate athletic program centers around facility enhancements and a football operations building is at the top of the list. Our football student-athletes spend six days a year in Martin Stadium but they spend six days a week in the weight room, locker room, training rooms, and coaches' offices.
The table is now set for success: a high quality national coach of the year is at the helm; the athletic donor base is at an all-time high and continues to grow; season ticket sales are the highest they have been in 10 years; and the new premium seating area is complete and nearly sold out.
Prospective student-athletes are interested in us and want to come to Washington State to become Cougars and play for Mike Leach. The challenge has been a competitive disadvantage in athletic facilities when compared to other members in the Pac-12 and throughout the country. There are roughly $1 billion in facility projects that have been completed or nearing completion throughout the conference and we can't be left behind. The approval of this project closes that gap and serves as a major magnet for the most talented student-athletes in the country.
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Leonard Jackson 54993 Bible inside front cover
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|Leonard Jackson 54993 Bible inside front cover
|My Grandfather Leonard Jackson of Millbridge near Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, was killed on the
26th of September 1917, aged 28, at Passchendaele, Belgium. There is no grave as he was blown to
pieces by a shell. His name is on the Tyne Cot memorial near Ypres.
He enlisted in June 1916, joining the Royal Welsh Fusiliers as he was working in Wales at the time.
He was wounded in the leg in April 1917, but was sent back to the front after treatment.
He left behind a widow, Minnie, and three little girls; Ruby aged 2, Constance aged 4, and Evelyn
Mavis, my mother, aged 6. Mother always remembered walking into town with him in his uniform
on his last leave, and was very proud of him.
Inside front cover of an Edward VII bible belonging to Leonard which he kept on him in France. Issued by Heckmondwike Methodist Church.
Editor's Comment:
Bible: 'Methodist Free Church Sunday School | Heckmondwick | In Commemoration | of the | Coronation | of | King Edward VII'. With paste-down image of King Edward VII in coronation regalia facing.
Pte. 54993 Leonard Jackson, 10th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, was killed on the opening day of the battle of Polygon Wood (the third phase of the third battle of Ypres), serving in the 3rd Division.
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|9th August 1902
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POC Cortex Flow Helmet $249.95
Chicks dig teeth, wear a helmet.
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While it takes external design cues from the Cortex DH, the single shell means the vents channel air directly into the helmet, through holes in the shell that are aligned with a like pattern in the EPP liner. In reality, it ventilates better than the DH version because of this direct flow path for fresh air. The chinguard is positioned just right so that your face is protected well and yet, you can still breathe easily on hot days as you sprint from one berm to the next.
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|20 - 20.5in
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|20.8 - 21.3in
(53 - 54cm)
|21.5 - 22in
(55 - 56cm)
|22.5 - 22.8in
(57 - 58cm)
|23.3 - 23.5in
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|24 - 24.4in
(61 - 62cm)
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|21.5 - 22.8in
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|23.3 - 24.4in
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|22.4 - 22.8in
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|21.7 - 22.4in
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- How to Measure:
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I'm really excited about picking up this helmet. Yeah its big, but I'm more concerned about surviving. The interior is plenty plush, and having options for the cheek guards ensured a proper fit.
Only recommendation is that you look at what color you're buying. Ordered Bohrium Red and in the picture it looks like a matte finish, but it is not. My fault, I could have just looked at the video and seen the reflection.
Can I remove the visor?
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Can I remove the visor?
Travis Tzioumis
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yes, the visor on the Cortex Flow helmet is removable.
Very light
Brooklynn Hall
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Very light, good fit, doesn't move on my head. Poc makes very great protection equipment and this is no different! love the blue!
Best helmet yet
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Been downhilling for 20 years. Started with the Foes Weasel. Have had at least 5 helmets over the years. This is the best so far. Great fit for me. Smallish head size the s/m fit perfectly. Light and comfortable.
Super stylish but not super plush
Chris Aidan
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I am a fan of the simple color patterns and design characteristics, I used this helmet for two seasons until I took a massive hit to the head and had to retire it. I definitely recommend the helment and feel that it is one of the best looking helmets on the market. It breathes well and integrates with goggles nicely.
My only complaint is that it is not as soft and plush inside as other helmets in the same price range, which is surprising because I think the other POC helmets (the Trabac and the flow) are very plush. It is also pretty light weight compared to some of the other helmets I have used, the cheek pads do take a while to break in and always felt like they put unnecessary pressure on my face for the first 10 or so uses. But all in all I would say it is a great but not perfect helmet.
Couldn't ask for better!
Tammy McBride
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This helmet is so comfortable. Its great for downhill riding and even rides that require some pedaling. Its super lightweight and is so easy to breath in. The face guard does come out a little far, but it isn't that noticeable. The helmet doesn't overheat much, but then again, I've only rode in winter weather. I love it. So glad i bought it!
The future
Adam Riser
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While this helmet does make you look a little like you just got off a space ship, it's low weight and comfort make up for the funky look. Best of all, this helmet vents better then the D2, and doesn't feel quite as claustrophobic. As long as you don't require flames on the side of your helmet, then this is a solid choice.
Nice upgrade
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I moved up from Giro to 661 and now a POC. This is my favorite so far. Never was a fan of the TLD stuff and the POC line-up of stuff is top notch. This helmet is nothing less than awesome. Plenty of viewing space to see the trees coming at you, and the vents do there best to keep your melon cool. I've got my helmet paired up with the POC iris google and its a match made in heaven. If you are looking for a lightweight, no carbon lid go try one of these one, the are super comfy.
Lightweight & comfy
TJ Parsons
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Great helmet... Light and decently breathable (it's still a full face, you're gonna get sweaty), with a great field of vision. Comes with 2 sets of ear pads to help you dial in the right fit.
Great Helmet
Huck Finn
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This may not be the burliest or lightest helmet out there but the fit and comfort are awesome. Everybody has a different shaped head and mine is a bit small for a guy and I'm wearing a m/l. With HucknRolls return policy you can always exchange sizes. I did a head over heals at Whistler last week landing on my head and it held up great as did my skull. I was so happy with the fit i ordered a poc receptor flow as well and its great too. The only reason I gave it 4 vs 5 stars was the list price but thanks to huck n Roll I got it on sale.
Is this helmet ASTM 1492 certified or just...
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Is this helmet ASTM 1492 certified or just CPSC?
Chris Scott
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I would recommend asked POC themselves!
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This helmet is super sick! I love the simplicity of it with the focus on construction and safety. I got s/m size and comes with two cheek pad options which made the fit better to dial in. Its refreshing to see a company that doesn't plaster a million crazy graphics all over everything.
an awesome helmet
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Video Presentation: Introduction to the Libraries' Services, Resources, and Web Site for Clarion ONLINE (Virtual Campus) Students and Faculty (Fall 2013 - some visuals are different due to the implementation of the EBSCO Discovery Service)
Clarion ONLINE Toll-Free Number: 866-272-5612 (Press # 5 for Library)
Clarion ONLINE (Virtual Campus) Library Services
Each time you contact the library, please identify yourself as a Clarion University ONLINE student. You also will be asked to provide contact information so that resources may be e-mailed, faxed, or mailed to you.
The Library staff is committed to responding to your requests in a timely manner. While online technology makes many resources available in a very short time, library staff sometimes need to send materials by mail or contact other libraries for materials not owned by Clarion University. To insure that materials reach you in time to support your projects, please request resources as soon as possible.
Library Home Page
The Library Home Page serves as a gateway to journal and reference databases, online reference services, internet search engines, online interlibrary loan request forms, and links to other libraries. With few exceptions, resources are accessible from any location with Internet access.
Library Catalog
The Library Catalog (PILOT) is the best way to check for availability of books, journals, and other materials in the University Libraries' collection. In addition to listing materials in the collection, the catalog provides links to many Internet resources and provides detailed holdings information for journal titles. A tutorial about searching PILOT is available here.
Access to journal and magazine articles is through the A-Z Database list on the Library Homepage. After a database has been chosen, a "Remote Access" login page will appear. Choose either the left or right side of the screen (see sample image below) and type in the required information.
You have two options for logging into periodical databases remotely:
1. You can use your Library ID Number and Last Name (the option on the left-hand side of the screen)
Enter Clarion (Library) ID number and last name
Students: Your Library ID number is 9 + your Clarion ID number
Example: If Clarion ID is "12345678," Library ID Login is "912345678" (without the quotes, of course)
If you don't know your Clarion ID, find instructions here.
Employees: Your Library ID Login is a nine digit number consisting of a series of leading zeros followed by your employee ID number (Use enough preceding zeros to create a nine-digit number.)
Example: If employee ID number (check your paystub) is "98765," Library ID Login is "000098765" (without the quotes, of course)
2. Log In Using Your Clarion Username and Password (the option on the right-hand side of the screen)
Select "Clarion University" from the "Institution" drop-down box and wait a few seconds as you will be directed to another screen
Log in using MyClarion username (without the "@clarion.edu") and MyClarion password
Student Example: "Adam B. Clark" would log in as: s_abclark
Faculty/Staff Example: "Adam B. Clark" would log in as: aclark
If you are having problems with your username/password, you may need to synchronize your password. To do this, go to "Change MyClarion Password" and follow the instructions provided by the Office of Computing Services.
If you continue to have trouble connecting to the library's databases, contact Bill Trimble, Systems Administrator at 814-393-2017 or send him an email at the Libraries' Systems Office.
Use of these services is restricted to registered students, faculty, and staff employees at Clarion University.
Many tutorials about using the library's various resources and services are available on the "Library Help" web page.
Use Ask-a-Librarian (LibAnswers) to find an answer and ask new questions of the Clarion University Libraries. Reference and Information Services faculty and staff will be pleased to assist with brief reference requests or provide counsel on appropriate resources for projects. Responses are usually posted within 24 hours.
Telephone a Carlson reference librarian at: 814-393-2490.
Telephone a Suhr reference librarian at: 814-393-1242 ... or ... 814-676-6591 extension 1242.
Nursing students are encouraged to communicate directly with librarians at Suhr Library, Venango Campus, since most print format nursing books and journals are housed at that library.
The Interlibrary Loan staff makes every effort to help ONLINE students and faculty connect with needed resources. InterLibrary Loan (ILL) options are available on the Library Services page. Clarion ONLINE (Virtual Campus) faculty and students may use ILLiad to request materials owned by Clarion, as well as items which must be requested from other libraries.
Journal Articles
Before requesting an article via ILL, please check to see if the article you need is included in one of the full-text databases accessible through the Journals & Magazines A-Z List. Use the Journals & Magazines A-Z List link which is available on the Library Research Resources page to check availability. Type the journal name in the search box. If the title is available, a link or links to the database(s) will appear on the screen together with the time period covered. Follow the database links.
If the title is not available online, please use ILLiad under Library Services to order copies of needed articles.
You will be prompted for a login to access ILLiad, the software used by Clarion University to manage interlibrary loan requests. Step-by-step directions and a tutorial about using ILLiad are available.
Log into ILLiad with your Clarion username (without the "@clarion.edu") and your Clarion password. This is the username you use to log into the MyClarion Portal, D2L, and Campus Computer Labs. Example: email@example.com The first time you access ILLiad, you will also need to know your Library ID number.
Clarion University students: Your Library ID number is 9 + your Clarion ID number.
For example, if your Clarion ID is "12345678", your Library ID Login will be "912345678".
If you don't know your Clarion ID, you will be able to find it by following the instructions here.
Clarion University employees: Your Library ID Login is a nine-digit number consisting of a series of leading zeroes followed by your employee ID number. (Use enough preceding zeroes to create a nine-digit number.)
For example, if your employee number is 98765, your Library ID Login is 000098765.
Your employee ID number can be found on your current pay stub.
InterLibrary Loan staff will locate a library that has the article and then get it to you as quickly as possible. Frequently, the item you requested is available in electronic format and can be made available to you within 3-7 days. ILLiad is used whenever possible. Otherwise requested items are sent via U.S. postal service. If the source requested is difficult to locate or is available only in paper format, the time frame may be 7-14 days. Copies of articles do not need to be returned to the library.
Make sure ILLiad request forms are completed as accurately and completely as possible. (If staff needs to verify the bibliographic information - or even your address - the process will take longer.)
When you register in ILLIad, provide your CU e-mail address. (If we need to e-mail information you, the University system is better equipped to handle large messages - like articles - than many commercial accounts.)
Be sure to keep your campus e-mail account cleared to ensure that articles sent to you are not rejected because of limited file space. Most of the time, however, articles will be delivered to you through the ILLiad software.
Request needed materials as early as possible. Clarion's interlibrary loan staff usually processes requests on the day received but turnaround time for filled requests varies considerably. Time frame depends on how readily available materials are elsewhere and the overall request volume at the lending library.
Books Shipped Via Priority Mail Through InterLibrary Loan
In an effort to enhance loan service, library staff is shipping books via "priority mail" to ONLINE (Virtual Campus) students. When requested books arrive, send an e-mail to interlibrary loan staff confirming the date received. Direct your comments to email@example.com. Your assistance is appreciated.
Check the Online Catalog (link available under the "Find Books" tab on the Library home) to determine availability of materials at Clarion.
Use ILLiad, available on the Library Services page to request titles owned by Clarion University as well as those held by other libraries.
You will be prompted for a login to access ILLiad, the software used by Clarion University to manage interlibrary loan requests. Step-by-step directions and a tutorial about using ILLiad are available.
Log into ILLiad with your Clarion username (without the "@clarion.edu") and your Clarion password. This is the username you use to log into the MyClarion Portal, D2L, and Campus Computer Labs. Example: firstname.lastname@example.com The first time you access ILLiad, you will also need to know your Library ID number.
Clarion University students: Your Library ID number is 9 + your Clarion ID number.
For example, if your Clarion ID is "12345678", your Library ID Login will be "912345678".
If you don't know your Clarion ID, you will be able to find it by following the instructions here.
Clarion University employees: Your Library ID Login is a nine-digit number consisting of a series of leading zeroes followed by your employee ID number. (Use enough preceding zeroes to create a nine-digit number.)
For example, if your employee number is 98765, your Library ID Login is 000098765.
Your employee ID number can be found on your current pay stub.
Book materials will be sent to the address you specify.
You are responsible for return postage and timely return of materials to the University.
Materials available at Clarion University will be shipped to you by U. S. Mail. Please allow at least 7-10 days for delivery.
Books which must be requested by Clarion from other libraries may take two to three weeks to reach you. Please keep in mind that once you request books, materials must be requested from another library, delivered to Carlson Library and then sent on to you. The time frame is also affected by availability of materials, location of the lending library (transit time), as well as the request volume at lending libraries.
Books from the Clarion University collections may be renewed through PILOT, the Libraries' online catalog. After accessing the catalog, click on the "Renew Books" link at the top of the screen.
A tutorial with instructions for renewing books through PILOT is available.
Renewals of books from other libraries are permitted at the discretion of the lending library. If you need to renew an interlibrary loan item, please use the renewal request options in ILLiad or contact Clarion's Interlibrary Loan Department well before the due date.
Materials Not Available Through InterLibrary Loan
Occasionally the library will be unable to fill your request. Each library determines its own lending policies. For example: reference books, media, and dissertations are usually unavailable for loan. Other restrictions may also apply. If the InterLibrary Loan Department cannot fill your request, you will be notified as soon as possible through ILLiad.
Loan Periods
Books from the Clarion University Libraries' general collection circulate for four (4) weeks. Juvenile collection and media materials circulate for two (2) weeks. You may renew an item for a second loan period, if no hold has been placed on it. Distance education students may contact the ILL department at 814-393-2481 prior to the due date or by using the renew option available from the online catalog. (Click on the "Renew Books" link.)
A tutorial with instructions for renewing books through PILOT is available.
Fines are 50 cents per day for general collection items and $1 per day for periodical and reserve items. Please make checks payable to: Clarion University of Pennsylvania. To avoid fines, return or renew all materials by the due date.
Library materials that are 49 days overdue are considered "lost". Patrons are charged the replacement cost of "lost" books plus a $20 (per piece) lost item replacement fee.
Warning: Lost books may result in patron borrowing privileges being revoked until the items are returned and/or the account is cleared.
Library Hours
Click here for Carlson Library (Clarion Campus) hours and Suhr Library (Venango College) hours.
On-Site Borrowing At Cooperating Libraries
The PASSHE libraries will lend books directly to visiting faculty and students.
Your University ID is needed to borrow materials from these institutions.
Click here for a list of the PASSHE universities, and a map showing their locations.
Click here for an overview of the University of Pennsylvania visitor library use policy.
It is strongly advised that you contact the Temple University Libraries with any specific questions that you have about access in advance of your visit.
To visit the library, bring your Clarion ID card and a valid driver's license. You will need to sign-in at the security guard's desk upon entering. You will be able to use the print materials on-site. However, you should visit the Reference Desk to inquire about the possibility of using the library's computers and databases on-site.
Introduction to the Libraries' Services, Resources & Web Site for Virtual Campus Students and Faculty ... This presentation provides an overview of the services, resources, and search tools available to Clarion ONLINE (Virtual Campus) distance education students from the Libraries' web site. (Fall 2013 - Some visuals are different due to the implementation of EBSCO Discovery Service.)
Journals & Magazines A-Z List ... Do you have a citation to a needed periodical article? Are you wondering whether or not the Libraries have access to it? This guide demonstrates the use of the Libraries' "Journals & Magazines A-Z List" to determine whether or not the Libraries have immediate access to any given periodical article.
Library Login Information ... This guide explains the procedures for logging into various library services and resources.
PILOT Online Catalog ... This guide explains how to do basic searches in PILOT to find books, e-books, and media materials in the Clarion University Libraries on-site collections.
Renewing Books Online ... This guide demonstrates the process for renewing your books online using PILOT, the Libraries' online catalog.
ILLiad ... The Libraries use ILLiad to manage InterLibrary Loan requests. This guide provides an introduction to ILLiad.
Just Ask...
Library faculty and staff want to help make your experience as a Clarion ONLINE (Virtual Campus) student successful. If you have questions or concerns please contact :
Carlson Library Reference Librarians through Ask-a-Librarian (LibAnswers)
or call 814-393-2490 or 814-393-1841
InterLibrary Loan at firstname.lastname@example.com
or call 814-393-2481
Library Systems Administrator at email@example.com
or call 814-393-2017
Suhr library Reference Librarians at firstname.lastname@example.com
or call 814-393-1242 ... or ... 814-676-6591 extension 1242
Last Updated: August, 2014
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Bed Bugs at the Bohart
Indeed. Those attending the Bohart Museum of Entomology's open house on Saturday, Feb. 2, will see them--and see them feeding.
The Bohart Museum of Entomology is one of six museums or educational centers on the UC Davis campus holding an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. This is the second annual campuswide Biodiversity Museum Day, aka "Super Science Saturday," as it's the day before the Super Bowl. The other five are the Botanical Conservatory, Center for Plant Diversity, the Geology Museum, the Anthropology Museum, and the Museum of Wildlife and Fish Biology. Maps will be available at each site. The event is free and open to the public.
Now, back to the bed bugs.
Danielle Wishon, an undergraduate student majoring in entomology, will be feeding her bed bug colony at 2 p.m. at the Bohart Museum, which is located in 1124 Academic Surge on Crocker Lane. Wishon is rearing a colony, now approaching 100 bed bugs, in a research lab in Briggs Hall.
"Aside from the fact that I find them visually adorable, I am interested in the current public panic over their current increase in population around the United States," said Wishon, who took control of the colony in October 2012. "The idea that several little animals will crawl up to you while you sleep and feed on your blood really disturbs most people, despite the fact that they do not transmit any disease."
Wishon, who studies with forensic entomologist Robert Kimsey and works in the Bohart Museum with director Lynn Kimsey, professor of entomology, loves entomology. She's is a past president of the UC Davis Entomology Club and recipient of the department's 2011 Outstanding Undergraduate Student Award.
"I think the general public would be very interested to see them feeding," Wishon said. "There is a lot of misinformation on the Internet about them, so it would also be a good opportunity for Q and A."
And speaking of Q and A, be sure to access the Entomological Society of America's bed bug resource page. You'll find information on "the menace in the mattress" (Cimex lectularlu) from all over the country, including right here at UC Davis. The UC Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program's Pest Note says:
"A single feeding may take up to 10 minutes, and feels like a pin prick, but because feeding usually occurs at night when people are asleep they are not aware they have been bitten until afterwards. However, saliva injected during the feeding can later produce large swellings on the skin that itch and may become irritated and infected when scratched. Swelling may not develop until a day or more after feeding, and some people do not show symptoms. Bed bugs currently are not considered to be disease carriers."
The arm of Danielle Wishon and her bedbugs, feeding.
Close-up of a bedbug in the process of ingesting a blood meal. (Photo courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control for Prevention, image by Piotr Naskrecki)
Our Man (Entomologist) in Washington
Make that several years.
Zalom, who just completed a year as the vice president-elect of the 6000-member Entomological Society of America (ESA), was installed as vice president of the organization at its meeting last month in Knoxville, Tenn. and is in line for the presidency.
So, his ESA commitment totals four years: first as vice president-elect, then as the vice president, then as president, and finally, past president. Each is a one-year term.
ESA, founded in 1889 and now headquartered in Lanham, Md., a suburb of Washington, D.C., draws members from all over the world. They're primarily in educational institutions, health agencies, private industry and government.
Zalom will be the second UC Davis entomologist to serve as ESA president. The first was Donald McLean, who held the top ESA office in 1986. Now an emeritus professor, McLean chaired the UC Davis Department of Entomology from 1974 to 1979 and served as dean of the Division of Biological Sciences from 1979 to 1986.
As ESA's new VP, Frank Zalom is already assuming a myriad of duties. He participated in the 2012 Council of Scientific Society Presidents (CSSP) conference held Dec. 8-10 in Washington, D.C.
ESA president Robert Wiedenmann, professor and head of the University of Arkansas Department of Entomology, and Zalom represented ESA at the meeting. The Council membership is comprised of presidents, presidents-elect and recent past presidents representing some 60 scientific federations and societies. The combined membership totals more than 1.4 million scientists and science educators.
Among the many speakers were Paula Apsell, senior executive producer of NOVA-TV, who led a discussion on "Building Pubic Appreciation for Science"; Ian Shipsey, physics professor at Purdue University, who spoke on "Higgs Boson: How It Imparts Mass"; Lori Garver of NASA, "Mars and Beyond—Exploring the Endless Frontiers"; and Millie Dresselhaus, professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Nanoscale Carbon Electron-Phonon Interaction." Charles Vest, president of the National Academy of Engineering, keynoted the awards banquet on Dec. 9.
The CSSP contingent also met for a breakfast on Capitol Hill, interacting with congressional leaders, including chiefs of staff and senators.
According to a CSSP brochure, "The Council regularly develops national policy coordination recommended by its committees on issues of importance to the scientific community."
Among those issues are science and mathematics education; university-based research; federal research and education budget; responsible conduct of science; merit review of federally supported science; unimpeded exchange of scientific information; magnifying public science literary; research on teaching and learning; and directions for 21st century science.
Now the ESA governing board is gearing up for its 61st annual meeting, set Nov. 10-13, 2013 (initially set for Nov. 17-20) in Austin, Texas. Also on the governing board from UC Davis is Michael Parrella, professor and chair of the Department of Entomology, who represents the ESA's Pacific Branch.
Theme of the 61st annual meeting? "Science Impacting a Connected World."
ESA vice president Frank Zalom (far right) of UC Davis with ESA president Robert Wiedenmann (far left) of the University of Arkansas, and Sonny Ramaswamy, director of the USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA). (Photo courtesy of ESA)
Amazing Project
UC Davis entomology graduate student Kevin Rayne Cloonan not only won a coveted award for his research presentation at the 60th meeting of the Entomological Society of America in Knoxville, Tenn., but it may prove to be a boon to California almond growers.
Cloonan, who is studying for his master's degree with chemical ecologist Walter Leal, professor of entomology, won a second-place award for his insect repellent research on the navel orangeworm (NOW), a major pest of California's almond industry.
His talk was part of the 10-minute graduate student presentations.
Cloonan presented his paper on "Potential Oviposition Repellent for the Navel Orangeworm (Amyelois transitella) in Almond Orchards of Central California." For his research, he tested 20 broad spectrum insect repellents as potential oviposition repellents. Bedoukian Research Inc. developed the repellents.
Cloonan's work involved electrophysiological recordings, laboratory behavioral assays, and a field behavioral assay. He first used electroantennogram (EAG) assays to identify which of those 20 repellents the female antennae could detect. Of the 20 repellents, three showed significant EAG responses, he said.
In testing the oviposition repellency under laboratory conditions with laboratory populations, he found that two of the three repellents showed significantly reduced oviposition; they were then tested with field populations in almond orchards in Arbuckle.
"One especially looks very promising," said Cloonan, adding "I couldn't have done this research without the support and help of Dr. Leal and everyone in the Leal lab."
Cloonan has been asked to present a poster at the Almond Board of California conference, to be held Dec. 11-13 at the Sacramento Convention Center.
At the ESA meeting, Cloonan's presentation was one of 14 vying for top honors in the Plant-Insect Ecosytems (P-IE) Section. The P-IE Section includes behavioral, ecological, and evolutionary relationships in natural landscapes, as well as integrated pest management (IPM) in agriculture, horticulture, forests, and lawn and garden. The section also deals with aspects of crop protection, host-plant response, plant pathology/vectors, pollination, biological control, microbial control, and others.
Cloonan, who plans to pursue his doctorate in entomology, is a graduate of the University of Idaho, with a bachelor's degree in entomology.
Almonds are big business in California and getting bigger.
The National Agricultural Statistics Service forecasts California's 2012 almond crop at a record-breaking 2.10 billion meat pounds, valued at approximately $3 billion. Eighty-percent of the global supply of almonds is grown in California, and about 70 percent of California's crop is marketed overseas.
Honey bees from all over the country are trucked to California to pollinate the state's 780,000 acres of almonds, which begin blooming in mid-February, around Valentine's Day. Two bee colonies are required to pollinate each acre--and that's a lot of bees!
Navel orangeworms lay their eggs in almonds, pistachios and walnuts, with the resulting caterpillars (larvae) causing major damage. This is an adult on a pistachio. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Turning a Page in Entomological History
The ESA Governing Board today announced the new fellows, who will be recognized Nov. 11, 2012 at the ESA's annual meeting in Knoxville, Tenn.
Page, the vice provost and dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Arizona State University, Tempe, since July 2011, is a pioneer in the field of evolutionary genetics and the social behavior of honey bees.
Page did much of his research at UC Davis. He received his doctorate in entomology at UC Davis in 1980, learning from his major professor Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. (for whom the UC Davis bee research facility is named). He then joined The Ohio State University faculty before returning to UC Davis as a faculty member in 1989.
He chaired the UC Davis Department of Entomology from 1999 to 2004.
Page, who studies the evolution of complex social behavior in honey bees, from genes to societies, left UC Davis in 2004 to be the founding director of the new School of Life Sciences. Arizona State University, where he built a Social Insect Research Group that is now recognized worldwide.
Page was trained as an entomologist, evolutionary population geneticist, classical animal breeder, and mechanistic behaviorist, according to a news release issued by the ESA. "This training has defined his research approach of looking at the genetics and evolution of complex social behavior. He has taken a vertical approach to understanding the mechanisms of honey bee social foraging and how it evolves."
His work is contained in more than 225 research articles. Page has also co-edited three books and authored or co-authored two. Page is a highly cited ISI (Institute for Scientific Information) author in plant and animal science. He is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and an elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the German National Academy of Science, and the Brazilian Academy of Science. In 1995 he was awarded the Alexander von Humboldt Research Prize by the government of Germany.
Although Page resides in Arizona, his research bees are UC Davis-based residents. Bee breeder-geneticist Michael "Kim" Fondrk, who worked with Page at Ohio State University, UC Davis and ASU, manages the specialized genetic stock, which today includes 90 hives.
Of the 90 hives, about 70 have instrumentally inseminated queens as part of their pollen-hoarding breeding research program.
Back in 2006, Page told us: "Davis is still home to me. I raised my family there, my closest friends and colleagues are still in the entomology department there. I still feel very strong attachments."
Former department chair Robert Washino remembers him fondly. He recently recalled that "Rob chose to return to UC Davis in 1989 to be with his former major professor (Harry H. Laidlaw Jr.). He later cared for him and his wife, Ruth, in their declining years. We all remember Rob's scholarly side and his humanitarian side."
Page joins three other UC-affiliated entomologists in the ESA Fellows Class of 2012: Joseph Morse, professor of entomology at UC Riverside; Henry H. Hagedorn, who received his doctorate in entomology from UC Davis in 1970; and R. Michael Roe, who trained at the UC Davis Department of Entomology from 1981 to 1984 as a National Institutes of Health fellow in cellular and molecular biology.
And interestingly enough, Page is following in the footsteps of Harry H. Laidlaw Jr., who himself was elected an ESA fellow in 1991.
With the addition of Page, the UC Davis Department of Entomology now has 16 fellows who are current or former faculty members. The first was Richard M. Bohart (1913-2007), for whom the Bohart Museum of Entomology is named. He received the honor in 1947. Fifteen others followed: Donald McLean, elected in 1990; Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. (1907-2003), 1991; John Edman, 1994; Robert Washino, 1996; Bruce Eldridge, 2001; William Reisen, 2003; Harry Kaya, 2007; Michael Parrella and Frank Zalom, 2008; Walter Leal, 2009; Bruce Hammock and Thomas Scott, 2010; James R. Carey and Diane Ullman, 2011, and now Robert E. Page Jr., 2012.
Bee breeder-geneticist Kim Fondrk of UC Davis manages the Robert Page specialized genetic stock. These bee hives were in a Dixon almond orchard. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Little Bug, Big Problem
There's a good reason why they're called "the menace in the mattress." The mattress is one of their hiding spots.
They? Bed bugs. Parasites that feed on human blood.
"Bed bug infestations are rampant locally, nationally and globally," says Tanya Drlik, integrated pest management (IPM) coordinator of Contra Costa County who will speak at the May 3rd meeting of the Northern California Entomology Society, to be held in the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility on Bee Biology Road, UC Davis.
"We've had a reprieve from bed bugs for about 50 years, but now they're back," said Drlik, who will discuss "The Resurgence of Bed Bugs and Current Effective Control Methods" at 9:45 a.m. in the Laidlaw conference room.
The society (membership is open to everyone) will meet from 9:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Drlik is one of five speakers on topics ranging from bed bugs to lacewings to endangered species.
Drlik, who formed the Bed Bug Task Force to help prepare Contra Costa County to meet the challenges of the mounting bed bug infestation, says that bed bugs "have no regard for wealth or class—everyone is vulnerable. Bed bugs can be found all across the country in apartment buildings, hotels and motels, private residences, hospitals, waiting rooms, fire station, taxis and buses…and the list goes on. They've infested four-star hotels and penthouses as well as homeless shelters and rundown apartment buildings."
"Judging by history and the experience of other jurisdictions across the country, the problem is only going to increase, and more and more public buildings and homes will experience infestations," said Drlik, who has a master's degree in ecosystem management and nearly 40 years of experience in the field of IPM.
"Bed bugs are difficult to control because of their small size, their secretive nature and their growing resistance to the pesticides we have at our disposal. Poverty, clutter, and poor housekeeping do not cause bed bug infestations, but they make eliminating infestations much more difficult."
Bed bugs "can be seen in epidemic proportions in some areas of the United States, including New York City and central and southwestern Ohio," said Drlik, adding that since 2004, New York City has experienced a 2277 percent increase in complaints about bed bugs in the five boroughs (source: New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development). "Colleagues in the Franklin County Health Department in central Ohio have commented to us that they were completely unprepared for the rapidity with which bed bugs spread throughout their county."
Other topics at the Nor Cal Entomology Society meeting include:
- "Protecting Invertebrates Listed as Threatened or Endangered Species in California" by Darlene McGriff, California Natural Diversity Database (California Department of Fish and Game).
- "California Forest Insect Conditions Going into 2012" by Cynthia Snyder, U.S. Forest Service, Shasta-McCloud Management Unit.
- "PG&E's Use of Safe Harbor Agreements and Programmatic Permits to Protect Endangered Organisms on Utility Rights of Way" by Peter Beesley, PG&E.
- "In-Depth Look at Lacewings, an Augmentative California Biological Control Agent" by Shaun Winterton, California Department of Food and Agriculture Biological Control Program.
All great topics, to be sure. Bed bugs, however, are the big draw, in more ways than one.
We remember an Entomological Society of America (ESA) seminar on these bloodsuckers that resulted in a flurry of inspections back in the hotel rooms: mattress, baseboard, furniture, closet and luggage checks.
For excellent bed bug resources, check out the ESA website. And for more information on the Nor Cal Entomology Society meeting, see the UC Davis Department of Entomology website.
Bed bug, Cimex lectularius, shown here ingesting a blood meal from the arm of a "voluntary" human host, is wreaking havoc locally, nationally and globally. (Photo by Piotr Naskrecki, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the Wikipedia website.)
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With the small heirlooms we used, splatter in the oven wasn't an issue at all. As you might be able to tell from the pics, we put parchment paper under the racks and there wasn't even a single drop of tomato goop on the paper after the process.
The kitchen heat can be an issue, especially in your climate, but we are now having a string of days with temps only rising into the high 70s.
just roasted up a batch myself. About three hours at 300 got me the most perfect tender-chewy result. I'm having friends over tonight for a green enchilada pie and thought the roasted (roma) tomatoes with a fresh oregano vinaigrette and toasted pepitos (pumpkin seeds) would make a very companionable salad.
Jo Ann Henderson wrote:I have tomatoes that are just beginning to ripen. Unlike Jenise, my tomatoes are thrilled with the weather and have jumped to almost 6 ft tall fines full of leaves and fruit. So much so that one of them broke the stake and spilled over yesterday morning. Took quite a few minutes to pull it all back together. I'll be working on thinning this weekend, with an eye toward saving as much as the fruit as possible. I managed to get two off the Flamé vine yesterday that I ate right in the garden. Delicious! The one I'm looking forward to tasting is a new cultivar called indigo rose. This is a picture of the early fruit, which should be turning almost burgundy red with a black crown in a couple weeks.
Karen/NoCA wrote:Jenise, tell me about your green enchilada pie. Most have cream of mushroom soup, but I doubt you used that. What did you use in place of that ingredient, to hold it all together?
No canned soup, but I did use a canned product for the sauce, Hatch brand green enchilada sauce, which I whizzed through the blender with a small handful of cilantro and strips of my own frozen green chiles.
Karen/NoCA wrote:No canned soup, but I did use a canned product for the sauce, Hatch brand green enchilada sauce, which I whizzed through the blender with a small handful of cilantro and strips of my own frozen green chiles.
I love that product and the only place I can find it right now is one of our local health food stores. It is amazing what you can find in there. Speaking of Hatch Chiles, it is almost time, isn't it? I'm wondering if they will be early this year, since most everything else was about a month early.
Redwinger wrote:Norma's adaptation of Eggplant and Pepper Tart from The Baker's Bible. A tasty way to utilize the garden's summer bounty.
Karen/NoCA wrote:I dried tomatoes this afternoon, a small batch that were picked last week, still firm however. They were Celebrity, Lemon Boy...regular tomatoes. Put them on 300° for about 2 1/2 hours. Checked them and they looked dry, felt dry to the touch. I turned off the oven and let them sit for about 20 minutes and took them out. Went to take them off the tray and most of them were still on the wet side, yet peeled off the rack in one piece....they needed more time in the oven. Lesson #1 learned. I will try the Roma type as I think these were too wet and not meaty enough. However, I did make Jenise's fresh oregano vinaigrette and I am putting the tomatoes on baguette bread tonight with arugula and a drizzle of the vinaigrette to go with our Orzo and Shrimp leftover dish, which turned out fabulous.
Some of the thinner cuts of the Lemon Boy tomato were actually starting to brown on the edges but were still moist after a few minutes out of the oven.
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Karen/NoCA wrote:Traveling family members passing through today and spending the night. I've made a tasty chicken, taco soup, a salad of watermelon, shallot, feta cheese, lemon and mint. Plus Kalamata olive ciabatta bread. Gene is making root beer floats for dessert!
Redwinger wrote:Jenise wrote:Oh am I in love with the look and sound of that! Recipe?
Here is the basic recipe. We substituted some sweet banana peppers for the red bells because we had them on hand, as well as a clove of garlic. NJ and I disagree, but I thought it could have had a bit more kick, so next time we'll add a fresh chili pepper and maybe a bit more garlic.
9 IN. Tart pan lined with pie crust (Pate Brisée) partially blind baked
1 medium eggplant sliced thin
2 Zucchini sliced crosswise
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1 yellow bell pepper, quartered and seeded
1 large red onion thickly sliced
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1 egg yolk
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1 Tbsp tomato paste
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