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Recognized Clubs - Spring 2014
Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society
Alpha Gamma Sigma, or AGS, is the California Junior Community College Scholastic Honor Society. The AGS Omega Chapter at City College was established in 1938 with the purpose of recognizing academic excellence, providing cultural and social events for members, and volunteering our services to the college and the community at large.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
AMSA Pre Med
AMSA CCSF is an official American Medical Student Association chapter that nurtures a supportive community dedicated to empowering students to make a positive change in the community through medicine. We offer our members unique opportunities to shadow a surgeon, nurse, or other healthcare professional. We also hold presentations by guest speakers in the medical field, share internship and volunteer opportunities, go on offsite trips, and share information about medical and MCAT testing. Please join us in an exciting year of pre medicine!
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anime and Manga Club
In the Anime and Manga Club, we provide an opportunity for like minded people to meet together in informal discussions about various subjects regarding anime and manga in a safe and friendly environment. We are an active student run organization consisting of dedicated students who share a common interest of anime. We hope to share and grow our knowledge of anime and manga as our club continues to grow from this sprout that we have just planted together.
Club Meeting Information
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Every Friday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Apalu Club
We strive to develop the academic and critical leadership skills of Asian American and Pacific Islander students. Our goal is to empower students through collaborative efforts and service to our communities. APALU believes that all students are potential leaders. Everyone is welcome.
Club Meeting Information
First Mondays of the Month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Our mission is to provide a department based resource for the architecture dept. student body. through our efforts we aim to help students develop and hone their physical and digital skills. We are here to make students feel at home through department events and opportunities while preparing students for transfer with workshops and seminars. We are ARCS
Club Meeting Information
Batmale Rm. 246
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Astro-Nerd club is here to provide CCSF students the window into the world of Astronomy. There are resources on the fourth floor of the science building that are little known by the majority of the student body and the Astro-Nerds want to invite them in. The club activities are a space to congregate and explore the expansive subject of Astronomy and broaden horizons beyond the class environment. As a member of the Astro-Nerd club, participants will have access to hands-on experiences around the Astronomy department.
Club Meeting Information
The 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month
Planetarium, 2406
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
We are a reading club interested in contemporary French or Francophone literature that likes to explore recent works (within the last decade or so) from living, breathing authors --all in their original French language. Over the years, we have spanned a broad, challenging, and always interesting range of literary genres. As individuals, we form a strong community of readers sharing a passion for words, the music and rhythm of language, good narratives and imperfect heroes
Club Meeting Information
Every other Thursday night.
Downtown (TBA, still waiting...)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Café Musée
The Café Musée was created eighteen years ago by evening students who wanted to have more opportunities to speak French. We discuss paintings from different periods or styles or go to art museums. We also invite local artists (painters, printmakers, sculptors) to talk about their work, explain their techniques and creative process. Our campus-wide presentations have become very popular at the Ocean campus!
Club Meeting Information
At a student's place.
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
CCSF Chinese Student Association
CCSF Chinese Student Association (CCSF CSA) is the student organization that opens to all Chinese students who are enrolled and are in academic progress at City College of San Francisco. To all members of CCSF CSA, we proudly promise services as followed: 1. Resources and information about academic and student activities, both in English and Chinese, shall be provided and updated for all CCSF Chinese students for the purpose of their better adaption to campus life.2. Mentor group services in English, Mandarin, Cantonese and other Chinese major dialects shall be held regularly to assist Chinese students to pursue academic and social success in the future.3. Volunteer activities, community services and other social activities shall be organized to help students to build a better connection to society.4. Members of CCSF CSA shall be provided with opportunities to cultivate their skills of leadership and communication so that they will have the ability to fit in their roles in society in the future.
Club Meeting Information
Monday (Bi-weekly)
Please visit our website for the latest meeting information.
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
CCSF Coders
The CCSF Coders is a body of students who engaged in computer programming. We help advise fellow students regarding career paths and resources needed to pursue them. The Bay Area has a bustling hacker community and we actively participate through workshops, conferences, meetups, hackathons and more. We also organize speakers & study groups, share internship & employment opportunities. In a social environment, members can develop their coding skills, share the projects they're working on, find partners to work with, and enjoy the company of coders.
Club Meeting Information
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Batmale 413
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
CCSF Engineering Club
The club seeks to promote the Engineering field through weekly meetings and field trips, and to support those pursuing a future in the Engineering disciplines at CCSF and within the Bay Area local community.
Club Meeting Information
Tuesdays weekly
Science 49
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
CCSF Green Core
CCSF Green Core is a collective organization that represents its diverse community and works on educating the students about issues revolving around food sustainability and clean & renewable energy systems. We are an Associated Student Club dedicated to environmental, social and economic issues at City College of San Francisco and the SF Bay community. The Green Core is dedicated to implementing sustainability at CCSF through empowering students to become leaders in the green movement. As a pathway to green collar jobs we continue to implement sustainability through hands-on coursework on the local, state and national level.
Club Meeting Information
Nelson Mandela MCRC
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
CCSF Linux User Group
The CCSF Linux User Group (LUG) is a group of people that use and promote the Linux OS, varying in experience in abilities. We aim to expand our knowledge, expose more people to Linux, and gather like-minded individuals.
Club Meeting Information
Batmale Hall in 413
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
CCSF Math Club
To engage and excite students about mathematics, and to support mathematical culture.
Club Meeting Information
2-3 p.m.
Every Friday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Our mission is to advise and prepare for careers in the biotechnology field. Through workshops, field trips, and social networking, we strive to obtain internships and jobs for our members. We work with the Biotechnology Program at City College of San Francisco – reaching out and promoting interest in biotechnology via social networking services, fundraisers, campus-wide activities, and participation in both FRISCO Day and Unity Day.
Club Meeting Information
to be determined (TBD)
to be determined (TBD)
to be determined (TBD)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Economic and Political Science
The Economics and Political Science Club is a grassroots organization at City College of San Francisco, which welcomes students from all parts of the world to participate in expressing their views on Politics, Economics, Business, Community, Race, Gender and topics related to societal interactions.
Club Meeting Information
First and third Wednesdays of the month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
F-1 Club
To connect international students with each other by sharing different cultures and helping them adapt to American culture, while creating a friendly and nurturing environment for students from all over the world. Provide them with assistance in navigating the CCSF system as well as the city of San Francisco.
Club Meeting Information
1st and 3rd Friday of the month
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Forum Literary Magazine
Forum is a literary journal that serves the City College of San Francisco community. Dedicated to providing a platform for the contemporary, urban voices of our institution, Forum collects, edits and publishes quality works of literature and the visual arts as produced by the CCSF family - publication is open to any who have ever been involved with the school, whether as student, educator or employee.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Gamers Gathering
Our mission is to promote camaraderie through gaming and play. We are dedicated to offering a place for students to have fun and relax as well as help build and foster a growing community. All students are welcome.
Club Meeting Information
Student Union, room 208
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Gender Diversity Project
Gender Diversity Project is part of the HIV/STI Prevention Studies program at CCSF. The Gender Diversity Project (GDP) is designed to work in service to and in collaboration with transgender communities at CCSF and beyond. Our mission it to dismantle the stereotypes that perpetuate fear, discrimination, harassment, and violence. Our goal is to work together in support, education and advocacy projects to ensure the dignity and human rights that we all deserve.
Club Meeting Information
biweekly Fridays
Link Center MUB 301
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Global Brigades CCSF
Global Brigades is a national non-profit organization focused on improving life of people living in other countries. Global Brigades CCSF is a chapter focused on providing medical and dental services to people who need access to health care but who are unable to afford it. This year, we will be fundraising for a brigade to Honduras in mid-June to assist doctors and dentists on a week long brigade. Our volunteers come from different academic and cultural backgrounds and we wish to foster an awareness in our communities, and outside of our communities, in preventative and global healthcare.
Club Meeting Information
3-4 on Wed, 12-1 on Fri
Wednesday and Friday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Our group is interested in discussing films or pictures (whether photos, paintings, caricatures, artefacts, etc.) related to some aspect of French history --in French. This forum provides us with a stimulating opportunity to network, practice the language outside the classroom (especially now that classes have been cut), and share view about historical and political events of the distant or recent past. We are proud to bring cultural events to CCSF!
Club Meeting Information
Once a month and occasional week-end.
Downtown (Michele Uzeta hasn't given us a room yet!)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
International Girls Progressive Association
Today, in the modern society, women can be as successful as men and have outstanding contributions to the world. Our goal is to motivate girls to explore different interests and practice leadership skills, to become independent, knowledgeable, talented, and creative. Our mission is to develop ourselves, enrich our experiences at CCSF and beyond, and have a happy, healthy, and successful life.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Japanese Culture Club
Provide a place for people to learn about modern and traditional Japanese Culture. Also give a place for Japanese students from Japan to gather and meet new people. We'll have club meetings, events and guest speakers to teach people about Japanese culture
Club Meeting Information
Meetings will be announced on webpage
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
K pop&drama
K pop&drama club is for people who love Korean pop and drama. we are to help students socially. We provide an opportunities for students to contact diverse cultures at club meeting. Our club contributes to cultural diversity of school though volunteering service at CCSF.
Club Meeting Information
1-3 p.m.
every Friday
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Korean Students Association (KSA)
It is a cultural club for students from South Korea. Main goal is to provide information and to help each other to acclimate to new environment. We will be sharing school information and living information. Also we will be doing different activities and open events that introduces Korean culture.
Club Meeting Information
Every Other Thursdays
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Le Cercle Français
Our goal is to organize events pertaining to the French language and the Francophone culture and opened to all students of City College. In the past, we have offered discount tickets to plays, exhibitions, movie festivals and the opera of San Francisco. We have also encouraged students to eat at City College restaurants.
Club Meeting Information
1 to 2pm
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Muslim Student Association
To promote and have a safe place for Muslims to practice their religion. Also to clear up the misconceptions of what people think about Islam. To educate people of what Islam is and the beliefs.
Club Meeting Information
1:00pm 2:30pm
MLK room G
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Nursing Students Association
This club will give broad opportunities for nursing students to make a difference through providing innovative community healthcare and education to individuals and families in urban neighborhoods in the San Francisco bay area. This club aims to prepare students to expand the educational lessons and skills learned in nursing school to real life situations affecting the world. The students in our club will volunteer in events that impact lives and promote the well being of others through different healthcare related events.
Club Meeting Information
12:30 p.m.
Every Monday
Nursing Department Cloud Hall Room 340
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Ourstories Club
Promoting the idea that by sharing our personal stories we can overcome stereotyping and ot6her forms of oppression such as bullying.
Club Meeting Information
3:00pm to 5:00pm
MUB 140/Smith Hall 103
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
PEACE (Pilipinos for Education, Arts, Culture, & Empowerment)
As Filipinos for education, arts, culture, and empowerment (a.k.a. "PEACE"), we strive for diversity in our community to bring in individual and traditional Filipino values. PEACE exists, not only for Filipinos, but for those who want to learn about Filipinos as individuals and work together as a community of leaders.
Club Meeting Information
TULAY (Cloud Hall Rm 363)
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Physics Club
To establish a community of CCSF physics students and faculty, past and present, who get together for lectures, field trips, projects, course help, movies and other events which promote the incredibly awesome world of physics!
Club Meeting Information
1st and 3rd Mondays of every month.
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Poetry for the People
Poetry for the People Club mission is to expose individuals to who are not normally exposed to poetry. To build community, encourage expression, and create an atmosphere of positive energy.
Club Meeting Information
3:00-4:30 p.m.
Batmale Hall Rm 203
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Project SAFE
For several decades, Project SAFE has led the peer education component of the HIV/STI Prevention Studies program at CCSF. Project SAFE activities and services over the years have included classroom presentations, safer sex fairs, Transgender Awareness Day and World AIDS Day campus wide events and HIV counseling and testing. Project SAFE peer educators continue to provide a supportive environment in the Link Center: Linking Learning and Action Peer Activity room, in which students share information and meet with other students to enhance health education related class projects. The educators/club members provide HIV/STI prevention services as well as community and campus resources including job referrals, health care resources, educational opportunities, and substance use/abuse, harm reduction and safer sex information.
Club Meeting Information
Bi weekly Fridays
Link Center MUB 301
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Project SURVIVE
The club is open to students interested in promoting healthy dating relationships and in ending all forms of intimate partner abuse/violence. We sponsor campus-wide events that give students the opportunities to speak out about rape and battery in relationships. We encourage students to speak about these issues in public forums, such as rallies and conferences.
Club Meeting Information
3-4 p.m.
First Monday of the month
Cloud 402 or Cloud 339
Club Contact Information
Club Email: N/A
Advisor Email: email@example.com
SACNAS CCSF Chapter (Society for the Advancement of Chicano Hispanics and Native Americans in Science)
SACNAS is an organization that is dedicated to increasing the number of minorities attaining advanced degrees, careers, and positions of leadership in science. We strive to foster a community that provides solidarity amongst those in the science community within City College of San Francisco. We offer tours of graduate schools, workshops, and guest speakers from academia and industry. We are open to everyone and encourage all students to join.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
SHINE Club
SHINE Club belong to Project SHINE that is a service learning program which gives CCSF students an opportunity to coach in ESL, citizenship, and literacy non-credit class. SHINE Club has strengthened the SHINE community by providing support to new coaches as well as leadership & scholarship opportunity.
Club Meeting Information
every month last Friday
Batmale Hall 366
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Socratic Society
The Socratic society is a collection of individuals from diverse backgrounds who will represent and voice their opinions on significant societal issues. The club aims to enlighten its club members on these pressing issues by analysing and discussing these matters from a philosophical and educational standpoint. We aim to motivate and challenge our club members to be important players in society to be better communicators and to voice their opinions to create a safe and better future for communities like CCSF and San Francisco as a whole. We plan to hold campus wide events to address areas of considerable controversy and shed light on important issues to community members.
Club Meeting Information
Cloud 208B
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Student Association of Alchemy
To promote chemistry within the community and expand people's knowledge about the subject and opportunities which involve chemistry.The club is aimed toward people who either have an interest in chemistry or would like to know more about the subject. One of the main goals of the club is to provide a community in which people of the similar interests can join a group and have the support they need to excel in their academic pursuits.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Student Campus Police Officers
The main objective for our club, is for the student officers to gain experience in police department field work.We will be learning how to communicate with not only students, faculty and visitors, but also learn how to communicate with the actual police dispatch & peace officers on campus using codes and descriptions learned in class ADMJ 70A. We will be issuing citations for illegal parking, roaming buildings to make sure things are going smoothly, showing people around, and reporting anything suspicious or out of the ordinary to the Campus Peace Officers.
Club Meeting Information
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Cloud Hall room 103
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Students Advocating For Equity
Our objective is to create equal opportunity in education for AB-540 students: recognize the benefits of the DREAM ACT: and to raise awarness amoung the CCSF community about the struggles and needs of AB-540 students.
Club Meeting Information
V.I.D.A Resource Center
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Students Making A Change
SMAC's mission is to dramatically increase education opportunities for African American, Latino and Pacific Islander students at CCSF. SMAC will actively participate in activities that focus on decreasing the achievement gap and racial inequity at CCSF and the surrounding community.
Club Meeting Information
2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month
Student Union
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Students Teaching Students
STS's mission is to promote students' leadership and teaching skills through democratic education practices by providing students a ground to develop their own workshops, teach one another and learn from one another.
Club Meeting Information
from 12:30pm-2:00pm
Every Tuesday
Family Resource Center
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
Women In Science & Engineering
To promote and support women in their pursuit of a degree within the scientific fields. To build a community within City College where smart women are appreciated and encouraged. To increase awareness of the difficulties faced by women when entering a typically male-dominated field. To encourage passionate pursuit of knowledge despite social barriers encountered.
Club Meeting Information
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
Club Contact Information
Club Email: email@example.com
Advisor Email: email@example.com
World Music Club
World Music Club's goal is promoting culture diversity by holding music performances. We provide the chances of learning different kinds of ethnical music to CCSF students. At the same time, the club members also can improve their leadership skills when they organize those performances.
Club Meeting Information
Every Friday
Creative Art 146A
Club Contact Information
WMC (Facebook)
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Young Life is a great way to meet new people, do fun things and continue to explore your faith while at CCSF.
Club Meeting Information
Club Contact Information
Club Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com

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Ensembl News for Release 76 (August 2014)
- Updated human assembly to GRCh38
- New BLAST/BLAT interface
- New regulation displays
- New species: Amazon molly and Olive baboon
News categories
New web displays and tools
New BLAST interface (Elephant)
Ensembl are delighted to announce the release of our new BLAST/BLAT interface, which uses the same Tools infrastructure as the new web-based VEP that came out in release 75.
Highlights include:
- Tickets saved to a user-friendly table so you can come back later and view or re-run your search
- Automatic polling of the backend process - no more clicking "Retrieve"!
- Better error-reporting, so that you can find out more easily why a job failed
- We now use ncbi-blast instead of wu-blast - this gets around the licensing issues associated with the latter and enables us to distribute our blast code more freely
Please let us know what you think!
Datahub listings (Elephant)
Ensembl has had support for datahubs (also known as track hubs) for some time, and we have now added a page listing available public hubs for our species. Where appropriate, a link will take you to the sample location for a species and open the control panel so that you can easily configure the hub.
Please note that, particularly with the recent release of human GRCh38, many of these hubs are on old assemblies, so where possible* our links will take you to the most recent archive which included that assembly.
If you have a datahub that you would like including in our registry, please contact us.
* Some assemblies are only available on archives that predate datahub support
New Assembly Converter interface (Elephant)
In addition to the new BLAST interface, we have updated our online Assembly Converter to help our users migrate to GRCh38. The new tool currently uses CrossMap, which means input is limited to the following formats:
For more information, see our online documentation on file format specifications.
(CrossMap also supports BigBED and BigWIG, but we are unable to offer upload of large files at the moment. We recommend using CrossMap locally if you have very large datasets to process.)
Initially we are offering this tool only for human assembly mappings GRCh37 -> GRCh38 and NCBI36 -> GRCh38. More species will be added as soon as we have the chain files available.
Important note: CrossMap discards file metadata such as track lines. We are working to implement an updated assembly mapper that preserves metadata, which will be released in a future version of Ensembl.
New page - news by topic (Elephant)
In addition to viewing all news for a given release, you can now view all news on a given topic, sorted in reverse chronological order. For example if you want to see all new web features for the last several releases, you can use this link (which also appears on the home page):
The following topics are also available:
We hope you find this page useful!
New interface for sequence export (Elephant)
We are embarking on an upgrade of our Export interface, to make it simpler to use and more directly related to the data you see on screen. The first component to be released is for "text sequence" pages, i.e. views that show DNA or peptide sequence as text.
Features of the new interface:
- Single interface for FASTA and RTF output
- Improved support for RTF fonts and background colours in OSX
- Select "uncompressed" or "gzipped" in the same input form as your other output options, rather than having to click on a second link
- Uncompressed output can be copied'n'pasted from the file preview or downloaded onto your computer
Note that we have removed the old "HTML" format for FASTA as it was irrelevant in the new interface.
Also, the old "Export data" button has been disabled on pages that use this new interface, to avoid confusion. The old button will be phased out over the next few releases as we upgrade other components and make new export tools available.
Support for VCF format (Elephant)
Our web interface now supports two types of VCF file. Small files (up to 5MB) can now be uploaded to the website for display by selecting the "VCF" format from the dropdown menu; if you wish to attach a tabix-indexed VCF, please select "VCF (indexed)".
Other updates
Drawing code changing namespace (Elephant)
As part of our ongoing reorganisation of the webcode git repositories, we have moved all Bio::EnsEMBL drawing code to EnsEMBL::Draw.
This change will affect developers who have created custom drawing code tracks or components that draw images using the DrawableContainer or VDrawableContainer modules. A simple change of namespace in your code will ensure that it continues to work.
Ensembl 76 mart databases (Elephant)
- Ensembl Genes 76
- Retirement of the human expression data (eGenetics/SANBI EST and GNF/Atlas) and the zebrafish expression data (ZFIN). This will result in the removal of the "EXPRESSION" filter and attribute sections.
- Retirement of the transcript splicing events data computed by the pipeline developed as part of the ASTD project. These data will be retired for human (Homo sapiens), mouse (Mus musculus), rat (Rattus norvegicus), zebrafish (Danio rerio), c.elegans (Caenorhabitis elegans) and fruitfly (Drosophila melanogaster). This will result in the removal of the "Transcript event" filter and attribute sections.
- Updated human assembly to GRCh38
- Added new species Amazon molly (Poecilia formosa) and Olive baboon (Papio anubis)
- Added new Gene and Transcript version attributes for all the species
- Added new Transcription Start Site (TSS) attribute in the structure and sequence sections for all the species.
- Added "QTL chromosome name" and "QTL region" filters for sheep and chicken
- Added marker start and end filters for sheep
- Ensembl Variation 76
- Updated human assembly to GRCh38
- Added "QTL chromosome name" and "QTL region" filters for sheep and chicken
- Vega 56
- Updated human assembly to GRCh38
- Ensembl Regulation 76
- Updated human assembly to GRCh38
All species: updated RefSeq sequence synonyms (Elephant)
The imported RefSeq sequence synonyms have been updated for all species.
Human: updated cDNA alignments (Elephant)
A new cdna database was created for e75: The latest set of cDNAs for human (as of December 2013) from the European Nucleotide Archive and NCBI RefSeq (release nn) were aligned to the current genome using Exonerate.
Retiring of GBrowse format (Elephant)
In release 76 we will be discontinuing support for the GBrowse file format, as it is little-used, and will be focusing in future on improving support for more popular formats.
EMBL and Genbank Dumps (Elephant)
EMBL and Genbank dumps for all species.
External reference projection (Elephant)
Gene ontology (GO) identifiers and gene name projection to all species.
FASTA & GTF dumps (Elephant)
FASTA & GTF dumps for all the species
Retirement of the Alternative Splicing Event pipeline (Elephant)
As part of the retirement of the Alternative splicing event pipeline, we have removed the following directory from the ensembl-production git repository: ensembl-production/scripts/alternative_splicing
patch_75_76a.sql - schema_version update in production db (Elephant)
Update schema_version in production database to 76.
Stable ID lookup (Elephant)
Stable ID lookup provided for REST services
Includes lookup for RefSeq and CCDS entries
patch_75_76_a.sql - schema_version update in ontology db (Elephant)
Update schema_version in meta table to 76.
ProteinTrees and homologies (Elephant)
GeneTrees (protein-coding) with new/updated genebuilds and assemblies
-- all-vs-all blastp (ncbi-blast-2.2.27+)
-- Clustering using hcluster_sg
-- Multiple sequence alignments using MCoffee (Version_9.03.r1318) or Mafft (mafft-7.017)
-- Phylogenetic reconstruction using TreeBeST
-- Homology inference
-- Pairwise gene-based dN/dS scores for high coverage species pairs only (both on orthologues and paralogues) (codeml/PAML v4.3)
-- GeneTree stable ID mapping
-- Per family gene dynamics using CAFE (v2.2)
ncRNAtrees and homologies (Elephant)
Classification based on Rfam models (v11.0)
Multiple sequence alignments with Infernal
Phylogenetic reconstruction using RAxML
Phylogenetic reconstruction using FastTree2 and RAxML-Light for very big families
Additional multiple sequence alignments with Prank (w/ genomic flanks)
Additional phylogenetic reconstruction using PhyML and NJ
Phylogenetic tree merging using TreeBeST
Per family gene dynamics using CAFE
Homology inference
Secondary structure plots
Protein Families (Elephant)
New pipeline that makes the Families consistent with the gene-trees. It includes all the Ensembl transcript isoforms (including human non-reference haplotypes) and newest Uniprot Metazoa.
Clustering using the TreeFam 10 HMM library
Multiple Sequence Alignments with MAFFT (v.7.017)
Family stable ID mapping
API/Schema changes (Elephant)
- Several objects now inherit from Storable (methods: dbID(), adaptor(), new_fast(), new())
- Methods scheduled for deletion in e76 have been removed
- Split member into seq_member and gene_member + members depend on dnafrags
lastz alignments (Elephant)
lastz H.sap-C.hof (on H.sap) ( choloepus_hoffmanni, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap.O.ari (on H.sap) ( ovis_aries, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-C.por (on H.sap) ( cavia_porcellus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-D.nov (on H.sap) ( dasypus_novemcinctus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-D.ord (on H.sap) ( dipodomys_ordii, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-E.eur (on H.sap) ( erinaceus_europaeus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-E.tel (on H.sap) ( echinops_telfairi, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-L.afr (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, loxodonta_africana )
lastz H.sap-M.eug (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, macropus_eugenii )
lastz H.sap-M.mur (on H.sap) ( microcebus_murinus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-O.pri (on H.sap) ( ochotona_princeps, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-P.cap (on H.sap) ( procavia_capensis, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-P.vam (on H.sap) ( pteropus_vampyrus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-S.ara (on H.sap) ( sorex_araneus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-T.bel (on H.sap) ( tupaia_belangeri, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-T.syr (on H.sap) ( tarsius_syrichta, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-T.tru (on H.sap) ( tursiops_truncatus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-V.pac (on H.sap) ( vicugna_pacos, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-I.tri (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, ictidomys_tridecemlineatus )
lastz H.sap-M.fur (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, mustela_putorius_furo )
lastz H.sap-M.luc (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, myotis_lucifugus )
lastz H.sap-A.mel (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, ailuropoda_melanoleuca )
lastz H.sap-E.cab (on H.sap) ( equus_caballus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-M.dom (on H.sap) ( monodelphis_domestica, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-O.ana (on H.sap) ( ornithorhynchus_anatinus, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-B.tau (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, bos_taurus )
lastz H.sap-C.fam (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, canis_familiaris )
lastz H.sap-C.jac (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, callithrix_jacchus )
lastz H.sap-F.cat (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, felis_catus )
lastz H.sap-G.gor (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, gorilla_gorilla )
lastz H.sap-M.mul (on H.sap) ( macaca_mulatta, homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-M.mus (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, mus_musculus )
lastz H.sap-N.leu (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, nomascus_leucogenys )
lastz H.sap-O.cun (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, oryctolagus_cuniculus )
lastz H.sap-O.gar (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, otolemur_garnettii )
lastz H.sap-P.abe (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, pongo_abelii )
lastz H.sap-P.tro (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, pan_troglodytes )
lastz H.sap-R.nor (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, rattus_norvegicus )
lastz H.sap-S.har (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, sarcophilus_harrisii )
lastz H.sap-S.scr (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, sus_scrofa )
lastz H.sap-A.pla (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, anas_platyrhynchos )
lastz H.sap-F.alb (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, ficedula_albicollis )
lastz H.sap-G.gal (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, gallus_gallus )
lastz H.sap-P.sin (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens, pelodiscus_sinensis )
lastz H.sap (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens )
lastz C.sav-H.sap (on H.sap) ( ciona_savignyi,homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-A.car (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,anolis_carolinensis )
lastz H.sap-C.int (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,ciona_intestinalis )
lastz H.sap-D.rer (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,danio_rerio )
lastz H.sap-G.acu (on H.sap) ( gasterosteus_aculeatus,homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-G.mor (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,gadus_morhua )
lastz H.sap-L.cha (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,latimeria_chalumnae )
lastz H.sap-O.lat (on H.sap) ( oryzias_latipes,homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-O.nil (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,oreochromis_niloticus )
lastz H.sap-P.mar (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,petromyzon_marinus )
lastz H.sap-T.gut (on H.sap) ( taeniopygia_guttata,homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-T.nig (on H.sap) ( tetraodon_nigroviridis,homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-T.rub (on H.sap) ( takifugu_rubripes,homo_sapiens )
lastz H.sap-X.mac (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,xiphophorus_maculatus )
lastz H.sap-X.tro (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,xenopus_tropicalis )
lastz M.gal-H.sap (on H.sap) ( homo_sapiens,meleagris_gallopavo )
lastz M.mus-C.por (on M.mus) ( mus_musculus,cavia_porcellus )
lastz C.fam-F.cat (on C.fam) ( canis_familiaris,felis_catus )
lastz C.fam-M.fur (on C.fam) (canis_familiaris,mustela_putorius_furo )
lastz M.mus-S.ara (on M.mus) ( mus_musculus,sorex_araneus)
lastz B.tau-T.tru (on B.tau) (bovis_taurus,tursiops_truncatus)
lastz B.tau-F.cat (on B.tau) (bovis_tarurus,felis_catus)
lastz B.tau-M.fur (on B.tau) (bovis_taurus,mustela_putorius_furo)
lastz B.tau-P.vam (on B.tau) (bovis_taurus,pteropus_vampyrus)
lastz H.sap-P.anu (on H.sap) (homo_sapiens, papio_anubis)
lastz H.sap-C.pyg (on H.sap) (homo_sapiens, chlorocebus pygerythrus)
lastz G.gal-M.dom (on G.gal) (gallus_gallus,monodelphis_domestica)
lastz O.lat-M.mus (on O.lat) (oryzias_latipes, mus_musculus)
Syntenies (Elephant)
H.sap-M.dom (on H.sap)
H.sap-O.ana (on H.sap)
H.sap-B.tau (on H.sap)
H.sap-C.fam (on H.sap)
H.sap-E.cab (on H.sap)
H.sap-M.gal (on H.sap)
H.sap-C.jac (on H.sap)
H.sap-F.cat (on H.sap)
H.sap-G.gor (on H.sap)
H.sap-M.mul (on H.sap)
H.sap-M.mus (on H.sap)
H.sap-O.cun (on H.sap)
H.sap-P.tro (on H.sap)
H.sap-R.nor (on H.sap)
H.sap-S.scr (on H.sap)
H.sap-G.gal (on H.sap)
H.sap-A.car (on H.sap)
H.sap-D.rer (on H.sap)
H.sap-G.acu (on H.sap)
H.sap-O.lat (on H.sap)
H.sap-T.gut (on H.sap)
H.sap-T.nig (on H.sap)
C.fam-F.cat (on C.fam)
B.tau-F.cat (on B.tau)
H.sap-O.ari (on H.sap)
Retitrement of archives 62 and 63 (Elephant)
This release cycle we will be retiring archive 62 (April 2011) and 63 (June 2011), in accordance with our three-year rolling retirement policy. The data will remain available on our public database server; only the web interface will be removed.
patch_75_76_a.sql - schema_version update (Elephant)
Update schema_version in meta table to 76.
patch_75_76_b.sql - allow null karyotype (Elephant)
Band and stain column in karyotype table can be null
Ensembl VM Build (Elephant)
The Ensembl Virtual Machine applicance will be updated to version 76.
Includes a larger disk space for VEP compatibility
patch_75_76_c.sql - alternative splicing event retirement (Elephant)
Remove splicing event tables which are not used any more.
Retirement of splicing event related material (Elephant)
Match the removal of the splicing_event tables, by retiring the corresponding modules:
- Bio::EnsEMBL::DBSQL::SplicingEventAdaptor
- Bio::EnsEMBL::DBSQL::SplicingEventFeatureAdaptor
- Bio::EnsEMBL::DBSQL::SplicingTranscriptPairAdaptor
- Bio::EnsEMBL::SplicingEvent
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Tomacina's Q & A
Favorite Sport/Team
Basketball/Phoenix Suns
Favorite Movie/Actor
Sleepless in Seattle/ Tom Hanks
Go-to karaoke song
Baby Got Back
My first job
Auto Zone
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
No tattoos/ Only piercing is my belly button ring!!
Mac or PC?
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
Xbox 360,you can use your body as the controller, SUPER FUNN
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
I hope you know CPR, because you take my breath away!
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
Wet T'Shirt Contest in Rocky Point. Winner won 500 dollars, which was your's truly,ME!
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
Fire-Engine, it was super exciting. Never knew when engine would get a call ,so you kind of needed to do things quickly.
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
In my purse, wallet, make-up, pocket calendar
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
Tank Top and a pair of my boyshort panties.
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
Boring sex all the time in a monogomous relationship. That way he knows what I like, and if it did get boring which I DON'T think it will, we can always try new things to spice it up.
If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
Marilyn Monroe


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Well folks put that one right next to Everybody Loves Raymond in the Carlos Gomez 2013 Boner Jams. Just pure, unadulterated filth right there. And the best part about the whole scene are the reactions from everybody. K-Rod clearly thinks he blew a save, Miller Park turns quieter than the Bradley Center on a weeknight home game in January, and Joey Votto struts his ass out of the box like he just gave the team the lead. Kind of reminds me of that scene with Chaz Reinhold in Wedding Crashers for Votto. 'Oh look at me I just won the game! Honey take a good picture....ahhhh I'm dead.' And if this doesn't seal the deal for Gomez on his way to a Gold Glove then there is something wrong. Like Jethro Tull winning a Grammy for Heavy Metal wrong. I realize that the team isn't winning but Gomez has been making plays like this all season. This one just happened to come with the team up one run, a runner on first, two outs and two strikes. I know you can't technically give a center fielder a save but he certainly deserves one.
PS: This play is why gambling on games is such a roller coaster. Over/under on total runs was 7.5. If Gomez doesn't make this play and you bet the over you win your bet when the Brewers were one strike away from ending it. If you bet the under Gomez not only saved the Brewers the game, he also saved you from having to buy fake mustaches to dodge your bookie. Either way you look like this after the play is over:


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My boyfriend and I were dry humping about 2 weeks ago. He had on underwear and polyester sweatpants, whilst I had on cotton panties and cotton pants. We did it for a while, until he pulled his pants down (not his underwear though) and he looked in his underwear and saw that he had pre-ejaculate. It had dripped down the side of his part, and he pulled his underwear back up. Without pulling his sweatpants back up, we kept doing it. All this time I had all my clothes on.
Also, he can't remember if he had put his hands in his underwear or not (to check for the pre-ejaculate) and he had proceeded to touch me from right outside my panties. He had slipped his hand in, but didn't get anywhere near the opening (he just touched the skin)
and there weren't any stains on either of our clothes (except his underwear) or anything as far as we can remember
So I have a few questions
1) would his sperm, from the pre-ejaculate, have been able to go through his underwear and through my pants and panties and reach my vagina?
I know it's a ridiculous question but sperm is microscopic and there's that saying, "it only takes one" .
2) Say he did touch his penis to check for pre-ejaculate, and then proceeded to touch me through my underwear. Would there be any risk of his sperm, from his hand, getting through my underwear? I do remember that his hands weren't soaking with semen or anything; they felt pretty dry.
But again, I was wet myself so I guess I wouldn't really know.
3) And if he put his hands in my underwear (just the area with skin), would the sperm (if there was any on his hand) be able to get near the opening and travel up my vagina?
I know these are crazy questions and I sound like a paranoid freak, but I am just so scared of being pregnant.
I'm only 17 years old And I know, "use protection" "go on the pill" "get educated before messing around"
Sometimes, things just happen when you're in the moment, and it can really screw things up. Please I just need some insight on this.
I've just been really paranoid. Every time I have abdominal pain, excessive vaginal discharge, or lower back pain I think it's because I may be pregnant.
I'm really scared.
Could I be pregnant?


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Colorado Wind Activities
This page summarizes wind activities in Colorado.
Wind Working Group
State Wind Working Groups form strategic alliances to communicate wind's benefits and challenges to state stakeholders.
Anemometer Loan Program
Anemometer data can help businesses, farmers, homeowners, and municipalities determine whether there is enough wind energy at a site to make a wind turbine investment economically feasible. Such data can also aid windfarm developers in determining whether an area is suitable for developing a large, utility-scale wind plant.
80-Meter Wind Map
The wind map can be used as a guide to identify regions for commercial wind development.
Small Wind Consumer's Guide
This guide provides consumers with information to help them determine whether a small wind electric system can provide all or a portion of the energy they need for their home or business based on their wind resource, energy needs, and economics.
Featured Resources
- Strategic Transmission and Renewables: A Vision of Colorado's Electric Power Sector to the Year 2050
- Economic Development Impacts of Colorado's First 1,000 Megawatts of Wind Energy
- Connecting Colorado's Renewable Resources to the Markets
- Colorado Incentives and Policies for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE Database)
More Wind Activities in Colorado
Links to websites such as state programs.
Lists upcoming events.
Past Events
List of WINDExchange initiative-related past events.
School Wind Projects
Colorado has some schools with wind projects.
- Black Hawk, Colorado State University - Gilpin County Extension
- Burlington, Burlington High School
- Fairplay, South Park High School
- Flagler, Flagler High School
- Florence, Florence High School
- Fort Collins, Colorado Wind Application Center (Colorado State University)
- Franktown, Cherry Valley Elementary School
- Grand Junction, District 51 Career Center
- Kit Carson, Kit Carson Junior/Senior High School
- Nederland, Nederland Middle/High School
- Parker, Ponderosa High School
- Stratton, Stratton High/Middle School
- Walsenburg, John Mall High School
- Walsh, Walsh High School
- Wellington, Wellington Middle School
- Wray, Wray School District
Educational Programs
Colorado has some schools with educational programs or trainings.
- Aurora, Ecotech Institute
- Boulder, University of Colorado - Boulder (Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute)
- Broomfield, Redstone College Wind Energy Technology Program
- Carbondale, Solar Energy International
- Fort Collins, Colorado Wind Application Center (Colorado State University)
- Golden, Colorado School of Mines
- Golden, Wind Energy Applications Training Symposium
- Lakewood, Red Rocks Community College
- Paonia, Solar Energy International
- Sterling, Northeastern Junior College
- Westminster, Front Range Community College
News and Publications
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|Wind for Schools Project Host School Seeks Sustainability Session Proposals [..More]


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Next Diablo 3 Class Will Anger Fans, Says BlizzardDiablo III lead designer Jay Wilson has predicted that some fans will inevitably take exception to the next class his team will announce, while adding that the swapping of classes is necessary to establish the game's "identity."
"All the Barbarian players are delighted and all the Necromancers hate us. I understand, I don't begrudge them that," said Wilson to VideoGamer.com. "I would hate me too! But what I would say is that when we announce the next class, which is quite similar to a previous class, then all those players will hate us too."
"You can't make everybody happy," continued Wilson, "but I think when the game finally come out players will find there's a good class for them, one they will love as much as the ones that came before. And if they don't, I absolutely promise that in the expansions we'll consider bringing back old classes. We just don't want to do it with the first release. We want to establish our identity."
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Ear infections (acute otitis media) occur in the space behind the eardrum, which is called the middle ear. Ear infections are more likely to occur after a cold or other upper respiratory infection has been present for a few days.
During a cold, throat infection, or allergy attack, the tube that connects the throat and the middle ear (eustachian tube) swells and prevents air from entering the middle ear. This can create suction, which pulls fluid into the middle ear space. The fluid becomes trapped in the middle ear, allowing viruses or bacteria to grow and cause infection.
Ear infections are most common in children younger than age 7. Young children have shorter, softer, and more horizontal eustachian tubes, which are more easily blocked than those of older children and adults.
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Antibiotics are usually prescribed for children who are younger than age 2, are very ill, or have an increased risk for complications. Recurrent infections may require surgery to insert tubes (myringotomy) to drain and ventilate the middle ear.
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The female body discovered last week inside an abandoned home on Log Cabin in Detroit was Tara Paymon's stepdaughter Dynasty Myles -- her best friend and the mother of a six-year-old girl that she had been praying would come home alive. Paymon had the painful task of identifying the 23-year-old."It's horrible the feeling, the hurt, the pain, the loss. It's unexplainable. You can't explain it," said Paymon.We now how Myles was killed. The medical examiner has officially ruled her death a homicide. She died from a gunshot."To me, you only see stuff like this in TV shows. You would never think it would be close to home," Paymon remarked.Myles was last seen the night of New Year's Day. She dropped off her daughter at her parents' place in Southfield and headed out."Normally I do know who she's with because we talk, like we're best friends type thing, and that night she just said she was out and she was going to see me in the morning," Paymon said.But Myles never showed. After a missing persons report was filed, police found her at the Benihana in Dearborn. Surveillance video showed that night Myles got into a silver, late model Dodge Durango.
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The loss for the family has been unbearable, but Paymon says telling Myles' daughter her mother is gone has been the hardest part."She looks just like her. To know this little girl is going to grow up without her mother, I mean that's horrible," said Paymond.The family has set up a fund to help pay for funeral expenses and anything left over will go to support Myles' daughter. Donations can be made to the Dynasty Myles Memorial Fund at any Bank of America location.
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The Ryerson and Burnham Libraries have expanded hours.
In addition to regular public hours Wednesdays and Fridays 1:00-5:00 and Thursdays 10:30-8:00, the Libraries are now open for research appointments Mondays and Tuesdays 1:00-5:00. Advance research appointments are designed for researchers who do not need reference assistance and are able to conduct research independently. Research materials must be requested at the time the appointment request is submitted. Appointments should be made a week in advance of requested time. Details and the appointment request form can be found here.
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Every month, the Ryerson & Burnham Libraries acquire thousands of new books. Here is a small selection of this month's new books:
Die Aelteste Volkstedter Porzellanmanufaktur: Ihre Geschichte von der Grüundung bis Heute
David Robilliard: The Yes No Quality of Dreams
OOPEAA Office for Peripheral Architecture
Preaching, Building, and Burying: Friars and the Medieval City
Masters of Fire: Copper Age Art from Israel
The Universe of Mats Theselius: Vandalorum, 15 June-22 September 2013
Iron, Ornament, and Architecture in Victorian Britain: Myth and Modernity, Excess and Enchantment
The History of Loot and Stolen Art: From Antiquity Until the Present Day
Holland's Golden Age in America: Collecting the Art of Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Hals
Outside: Activating Cloth to Enhance the Way We Live
White Gold, Black Hands: Ivory Sculpture in Congo
The Infinite Image: Art, Time and the Aesthetic Dimension in Antiquity
The Ryerson & Burnham Libraries constitute a major art and architecture research collection serving The Art Institute of Chicago and scholars in the fields of art and architectural history with more than 500,000 print titles, 100,000 auction catalogs, 1,200 current serial subscriptions, and extensive digital collections. Approximately 10,000 volumes are added annually. All periods and media are covered, but special emphasis is placed on architecture of the 18th through 20th centuries and 19th century painting, prints, drawings, and decorative arts. Special collections include the Percier and Fontaine Collection of 17th-19th century architectural books, the Mary Reynolds Collection on Dada and Surrealism, the George R. Collins Archive of Catalan Art and Architecture, and the Mrs. James Ward Thorne Collection of illustrated books.
The Reading Room ("Open Shelf") collection contains reference bibliographies, indexes, dictionaries, surveys, current periodicals and auction catalogs, as well as copies of Art Institute publications and exhibition catalogs. All other materials are housed in the Libraries' book stacks and must be requested by following the Libraries' paging procedures.
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The Ryerson & Burnham Archives
The Ryerson & Burnham Digital Collections
Institutional Archives of The Art Institute of Chicago
Art books have been purchased by the Art Institute of Chicago since 1879, when each student paid a two-dollar fee for library acquisitions; by 1885 there were 240 books in the collection. In 1900 trustee Martin A. Ryerson donated $50,000 to build a new library. Named after its benefactor, the Ryerson Library was designed by the firm Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge of Boston and built in a former light court of the 1893 building. The skylight was designed by Louis J. Millet and the decorative color scheme was designed by Elmer Garnsey, who created the decorative scheme for the Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress.
In a response to a request in 1905 from W.M.R. French, Director of the Art Institute, for a list of architectural titles that the Institute should purchase, Daniel H. Burnham, architect, urban planner, and trustee, replied with a list of seventy-five titles and stated: "An adequate architectural library is one of the notable lacks in the intellectual resources of Chicago..."1 Burnham died in 1912, bequeathing $50,000 for the creation of a library of architecture. A trustee Committee on Burnham Library was immediately formed to provide guidance for the creation of the Burnham Library.
Although funded separately by the Art Institute, the Ryerson Library and the Burnham Library shared many resources over the years, including a single administrative director. Due to financial necessity, the two libraries merged their operations in 1957 as the Ryerson & Burnham Libraries. 1967 saw the opening of an expanded four-story reading, stack, and exhibition space designed by C.F. Murphy Associates and Brenner Danforth Rockwell. The Art Institute's Department of Architecture was formed in 1981 with the transfer of some 40,000 drawings and architectural fragments from the Burnham Library collections. The Reading Room of the Libraries, which was the centerpiece of the original Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge Ryerson Library, was fully restored in 1994 by Vinci|Hamp Architects (the Louis Millet skylight was restored in 1988).
Additional library history and information on collections can be found in issues of Museum Studies, vol. 13, no. 2 (1988) and vol. 34, no. 2 (2008).
1 This history is drawn extensively from Mary Woolever's "The Burnham Library of Architecture: A History," The Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies, vol. 13, no. 2 (1988): 107-117, 169-170. Burnham is cited from his letter of August 11, 1905 (Woolever: 107).
The Franke Reading Room, the original Ryerson Library, was designed in 1900 by Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, the architects of the 1893 building on Michigan Avenue. It was restored to its original design and finishes in 1994 by Vinci|Hamp Architects and today serves as the main workspace for readers.
Works of art from the Art Institute's permanent collection hang in the American Renaissance space and temporary exhibitions highlight aspects of the Libraries' collections. For a more virtual experience of the Reading Room, explore the Google Art Project.
The names of sixteen significant writers on the history of art and architecture circle the Reading Room in the entablature area below the skylight.


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thoughtbot open source issues now on Stack Overflow, verifying doubles in RSpec 3, interactive mockups with Stagehand, bundler is stayin' alive (for the time being), and updates to the roar gem all in this episode of the Ruby5!
This episode is sponsored by New Relic. New Relic gives you performance monitoring, tracking, and reporting of your web applications.
Shell Shocked, Factory Girl for frontend tests with Hangar, and upgrading from Rails 3.2 to 4.2
We go Airborne for Ruby 2.1.3 while Eagerly Decorating the skies and Swiftly avoiding the Daemons on this episode of Ruby5.
Start using Fourchette, roll-out features by the instance, read logs with a little help from your friends, run your own bitcoin node, and say hello to byebug!
This episode covers an open source admin framework, the Rails protect from forgery method, fast testing, and a new reactive framework.