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The Office of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, commonly known as the U.S. Fish Commission, was established by a joint resolution of February 9, 1871, as an independent agency to investigate the causes for the decrease of commercial fish and aquatic animals in U.S. coastal and inland waters and to recommend remedies.
The U.S. Fish Commission, initially under the direction of the naturalist Spencer Fullerton Baird and later by George B. Goode, undertook numerous scientific surveys of the marine environment and collected extensive and varied data about human exploitation of marine animals. Scientific research and subsequent government publications conducted in this period laid the groundwork for fisheries research in the United States. This is an extensive collection of publications, letters of correspondence, research notes, scientific survey expedition logbooks, photographs, and published statistics relating to commercial fishing, resulting from the research and work under the direction of Baird and Goode.
This digital collection was made possible by NOAA's National Marine Sanctuary Program Historical Ecology program as part of their effort to research and analyze historical records that document changes in the condition of fish populations and ecosystems within national marine sanctuaries. This collection of records from the U.S. Fish Commission, the legacy agency of NOAA and the National Marine Fisheries Service, provide detailed information on environmental conditions observed by scientists in the late 19th century.
For additional fisheries history, please see the Fisheries Historical page from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center.
Scientific Survey Logs from Early U.S. Fish Commission Research Vessels
U.S. Fish Commission research vessels collected scientific measures, sea temperature and salinity in the early 19th and early 20th centuries. These documents were imaged from the Smithsonian Institution Archives, Museum of Natural History, RU 7220 and Smithsonian Institution Archives, United States Bureau of Fisheries, RU 7184.
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Gannet Logbooks, 1924-1925. Stations G1-G69.
Gannet Logbooks, 1924-1925. Stations G50-G49.
Grampus logbook 1914, daily observations, journal
Schooner Grampus, Summer Cruise of 1914. Stations and Hydrographic data. H.B. Bigelow, W.W. Welsh, Stations 10213-10264.
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Station numbers 1387-1390 Station numbers 1639-1659 Station numbers 1685-1808 Station numbers 1809-1828 Station numbers 1829-1848 Station numbers 1849-1898 Station numbers 1899-1927 Station numbers 1928-1977 Station numbers 1978-6027 Station numbers 6028-6075 Station numbers 7000-7049 Station numbers 7349-7395 Station numbers 7396-7445 Station numbers 7446-7495 Station numbers 7496-7545 Station numbers 7595-7627 Station numbers 7628-7675 Station numbers 7676-7723 Station numbers 7724-7766 Station numbers 7767-7783 Station numbers 7784-7786 Station numbers 1387-1390 Station numbers 7928-7977 Station numbers 7978-7999 Station numbers 8000-8047 Station numbers 8048-8095 Station numbers 8096-8126 Station numbers 8197-8247 Station numbers 8248-8298 Station numbers 8299-8349 Station numbers 8350-8398 Station numbers 8399-8449 Station numbers 8450-8496 Station numbers 8497-8545 Station numbers 8546-8594 Station numbers 8595-8640 Station numbers 8641-8691
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Typewritten copy of dredging record, 1883-1922
Original logbook of the Yvonne covering station numbers 1-6 and A-D and the period August 1924.
Interviews of Fishermen by the U.S. Fish Commission and the Bureau of Fisheries
These documents are primarily field notes and transcripts of reports of interviews with fishermen concerning species taken, gear and methods used, regulation of the fisheries, opening and closing of seasons, and related matters. The final report of the commission was published as House Document 315, 54th Congress, 2nd Session. Richard Rathbun of the Office of the United States Commissioner of Fisheries was the American member of the Joint Commission. In some cases, there are both handwritten and typed copies of the interviews. The documents were imaged from records at the National Archives, College Park, Md, Record Group 22, Records of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Records of the U.S. Fish Commission & the Bureau of Fisheries.
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United States and Canada. Investigations and Interviews. 1893. Volume 1.
1. Gloucester, Mass. Interviews by Joint Fisheries Commission. November, 1893.
Vol 3: A -- Lake Huron Investigations by William Wakeham and Richard Rathbun; Joint Fisheries Commission; 1884. Arranged by Subjects.
Vol 4: B -- Lake Huron Investigations by William Wakeham and Richard Rathbun; Joint Fisheries Commission; 1884. Arranged by Subjects.
Lake of the Woods, 1894. Interviews and Field Notes. Investigations by Joint International Commission.
Lake of the Woods, August, 1894. By Willliam Wakeham and Richard Rathbun.
3. Gloucester, Mass., and Portland, Me. Interviews by Joint Fisheries Commission. November 1893
St. Croix River, N.B. and Maine, Joint Fisheries Commission, Inquiries, 1893, Notes and Interviews, recorded by Richard Rathbun
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NOAA Photo Library's Historic Fisheries Collection of Images
Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission
U.S. Fish Commission Annual Reports
The Origins and Early History of the Steamer Albatross, 1880-1887
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Carrie Underwood and her hockey player husband Mike Fisher seem like the ultimate power couple. Underwood has become a successful country music star since winning American Idol back in 2005, and Fisher has made a name for himself in the NHL.
Twitter | @carrieunderwood
The Canadian hockey star was friends with Underwood's bass player who wanted to set them up. After meeting at a meet-and-greet at one of Carrie Underwood's concerts in 2008, they went on a date for drinks and the rest is history.
The two had a dream wedding less than two years later in July 2010 in Georgia. But the first six months of their marriage weren't a fairy tale.
Because the two were so successful in their careers, it was hard to make time for each other and meet the demands of their jobs. The newlyweds found it incredibly difficult to find that time for each other and went weeks without seeing each other.
Instagram | @mfisher1212
Then came the news that would save their marriage. Fisher, after playing with the Ottawa Senators for more than 11 years, was traded to the Nashville Predators in February of 2011.
'When trade talks had heated up, a few teams had been interested in me, but Eugene and Bryan agreed to make sure that my destination would be Nashville,' Fisher wrote in a post for The Players Tribune. 'They could have traded me anywhere, but they were genuinely looking out for me and my family.' According to Fisher, the Senators' management specifically traded him to the Predators so he could spend more time with his wife, as Nashville was where Carrie Underwood lives and works.
This trade changed their lives for the better. Four years later, Fisher was named the captain of the Nashville Predators and led his team to the Stanley Cup finals all the while being able to spend more time with his wife and their son, Isaiah. Fisher announced last August he was retiring from hockey to focus on raising their newborn son. However, six months later Fisher announced that with Carrie's blessing he was coming out of retirement for one more chance at the Stanley Cup with his team. One thing's for sure; these two make a solid team themselves!
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By Garry White 13 July 2011 • 16:56 pm
The premium on gold coins such as Krugerrands is quite wide. This means you have to pay more than their weight in gold to buy these investments Credit: Photo: Reuters
Gold has always been about wealth preservation - it does well in a time of crisis. It does not pay any interest and there are costs associated with its storage, but many investors have lost faith in "fiat" currencies as governments across the world have printed money.
A fiat currency is one that is not backed by gold in a central bank depository. Today, all currencies are fiat currencies. US President Richard Nixon cancelled the direct convertibility of dollars into gold 40 years ago.
How to invest in gold:
The premium on gold coins such as sovereigns and Krugerrands is quite wide. This means you have to pay more than their weight in gold to buy these investments.
However, they are portable and easily stored, as well as being a collectable. You are, in effect, buying a piece of history.
However, there will be security issues and insurance costs to consider as well.
You can also buy gold bars through bullion dealers. However, storage and insurance is a problem here, too.
There are a number of organisations and mints that run certificate schemes for gold in their vaults.
This means you can invest in the precious metal without having to store the bars yourself. You receive a certificate of deposit showing how much gold has been allocated to you.
Perhaps the most famous is the Perth Mint Certificate from Australia, but there are a number of UK business now offering this service. This programme is the only government guaranteed certificate program in the world.
Gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) have been around since 2003. It is a way of buying into movements in the gold price without physically storing the metal yourself.
It is preferable that any ETF purchased is backed by physical gold.
Gold shares
Gold shares have been falling this year, despite the rising price of the metal. This is because investors are worried about rising costs for staff, energy and equipment.
However, this situation may be about to reverse.
There are a plethora of gold miners listed in London - from blue-chips like Randgold Resources and African Barrick Gold to tiddlers listed on Aim.
This is perhaps the best way to invest in gold, since the price of the metal can be volatile. It is important to invest in companies that are increasing production in the next few years, as it acts as a hedge against any falls in the metal.
Gold miners currently recommended as buy by the Telegraph's Questor column include Centamin Egypt - which is a risky play because its gold mine is in Egypt – Petropavlovsk, European Goldfields and Cluff Gold.
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The price of Thar increased from Rs 32,000 to Rs 92,000
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Model Minimum Maximum
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XUV500 3,062 3,068
Thar 32,000 92,000
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Posted on April 30, 2018 April 30, 2018 by Robin Morph
Originally published 4/30/2018. Includes minor grammatical edits. Lead image from Pexels.
Many of you have heard that there is only one story, and it keeps being retold in different forms. Is this real, and should we even care?
The side you take in this debate boils down to your definition of a "story". Of course every combination of letters in the alphabet is different. But the "one story" theory states that every story ever told asks the question, "Who am I?" or "What is man?" or something along those lines. In a way, this is true. Every human wants to find herself, and every society wants to know its place in the world.
But in the grand scheme of things, that doesn't entirely matter.
Today, we're talking about the implications of "cliches", and how many people believe that it's impossible to have an entirely original story.
Is a story unoriginal if it's happened before?
I think we can all agree that every story is different, yet some still seem more original than others based on our exposure to the topics/technology discussed. How would we view West Side Story differently if no one had ever heard of Romeo and Juliet? Does Romeo and Juliet's fame make all stories of forbidden love cliche or unoriginal?
1. New technology
Stories themselves obviously vary over time because certain things exist now which didn't exist twenty years ago. A story about someone getting sucked into a battle in Pokemon Go must be original then, right?
Well, the "one story" theory isn't based on what happens in the story; it's based on what the story is about. What moral does the protagonist learn from fighting Pikachu instead of having him fight for her entertainment? Surely every moral known to man has been used before?
2. Themes vary by society
Name a lesson you learned through watching Zootopia. Now name the theme you learned through reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Sound similar? How similar are themes between superhero movies? Love stories?
This seems to support the "one story" theory by demonstrating that common themes can be used in drastically different stories. But then there's one question….
What if the morals change?
Three hundred years ago, a very common moral might have been "be a dutiful son/daughter". Would that fly today? What about societies that place more emphasis on teamwork than individuality? What about xenophobic societies vs. diverse societies? Are the morals of their stories not different at all? Sure, we found similarities between Shakespeare and Harper Lee, but they are both descendants of the same culture, even within 300-400 years of each other. Humans have been telling stories for ~20,000 years, and we can't just exclude non-English speakers.
3. People should be reminded of lessons.
Final question: does it matter? Should you really care if a story has been told before?
I once watched a Nostalgia Critic review of Lilo & Stitch, and he thought the idea of a hostile alien experiment learning to love was cliche. But he is 10 years older than I am. When I watched Lilo & Stitch as a child, I thought it was the coolest, most original idea ever.
Even though I've already learned the lesson taught in Zootopia, that doesn't mean I think any less of it. In fact, I think more of it, because sometimes people need to be reminded of these lessons. Kids need to learn them for the first time. I need to see the same lesson in a different light so that I don't lose sight of its true meaning.
Overall, I think the "one story" theory is a great conversational topic.
But otherwise, it's kind of pointless.
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Biden reveals details of his conversation with Mohammed bin Salman over the murder of Khashoggi
July 21, 2022 by propeciapharm.com
A resort owned by former U.S. President Donald Trump in New Jersey will, according to New Yorker magazine, host a round of the international golf tournament invited by Riyadh in a move that has sparked controversy.
A group of families of 9/11 victims who have long accused Saudi Arabia of aiding the terrorists who carried out the attacks sent a letter to Trump last Sunday, saying they had "extreme pain, frustration and anger "felt as a result of the decision to host the Saudi-sponsored competition at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey for three days from July 29.
"The evidence against Saudi Arabia and its role in the attacks is clearer than ever," said Brett Eagleson, president of 9/11 Justice and the son of one of the victims of the World Trade Center attack. .
The group has filed a federal lawsuit accusing Saudi Arabia of complicity in the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people on September 11, 2001, according to the Associated Press.
It also sought the release of classified FBI documents related to Saudi Arabia's role in the attacks.
The Saudi government has denied any involvement in the attacks. But family members said Trump blamed the Saudis in a 2016 Fox News interview.
"Who blew up the World Trade Center? They were not Iraqis, they were Saudis. Look at Saudi Arabia. Open the documents," Trump told Fox and Friends.
According to the "New Yorker", Trump on Monday indirectly responded to the criticism of the families of the victims of September 11 when he advised through his social platform that professional golfers who did not join the Saudi tour, in some circles known as the "Ponso Tour", "get a chance to get a chance to win the tournament." money now. "
In its report, the magazine noted that Trump "avoids talking about the events of September 11, the message of protest he received or talking about the assassination of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, or that the Saudi government through its investments in golf, football and other professional sports, is clearly trying to distract. " its oppressive and tyrannical nature.
John Hirsch, program director at Democracy for the Arab World Now, a research and advocacy group co-founded by Jamal Khashoggi, said Riyadh's spending on the sports field was "part of a broader game by the Saudis. regime so that people forget events and facts like September 11 or the execution of 81 people in one day, as happened recently. "
"Instead of acknowledging these issues, Trump wrote in his post that all golfers who remain loyal to the PGA Championship will pay an inevitably expensive price," Hersh said, criticizing the former US president.
Trump referred to the monopoly issues that the U.S. Department of Justice is considering to prevent PGA Tour players from participating in the Saudi-backed LIV tournament.
old enmity
The "New Yorker" indicated that Trump is not only trying to make a profit and make money by hosting that tournament, he also has a "willingness to take revenge" on the "BGE" tour that took place in 2016 withdrawn, and during Trump's successful presidential campaign, the championship A large number of another track he owns, known as the "Trump National Doral," made him furious.
Since his purchase of New Jersey in 2002, he has invested heavily to make it worthy of one of the four major golf tournaments.
But in January last year, following the attack on the Capitol by Trump supporters, the PGA withdrew its 2022 tournament from Bedminster, and PGA President Jim Richerson said at the time that pairing the tournament with Trump Stadium "the trademark would be damaged. " And it endangers. his ability to provide many programs and the continuation of his mission. "
The decision comes after many politicians and others blamed Trump for the attack on the Capitol by his supporters, which killed five people.
"We felt that given the tragic events of Wednesday, we could no longer hold the championship in Bedminster. The damage from having it was irreparable and the only real way of action was to leave."
The association, which has a membership of 29,000 golf professionals in the United States, signed the contract to host the tournament in Bedminster in 2014.
The federation previously canceled a Grand Slam tournament at Trump National Stadium in Los Angeles in 2015 after derogatory remarks made by the outgoing president in 2015 about Mexican immigrants.
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