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Dubbed "The Queen City," after Queen Charlotte, the wife of King George III, Charlotte is an undeniably historic American city. Today, it is one of the top 20 fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States, and home to an endless array of interesting attractions, popular restaurants, and raging late-night hotspots.
Known for its fine dining and great nightlife, skyscrapers line the streets and provide a "big city" feel to this charming Southern metropolis. If you're visiting Charlotte during football or basketball season, be sure to grab tickets for a Carolina Panthers game at Bank of America Stadium or a Bobcats game at Charlotte Bobcats Arena . Before you walk though the stadium gates, have pre-game drinks at the Fox & Hound or Ri Ra Irish Pub , a couple of the locals' favorite bars.
It is easy to dine well in Uptown, with upscale choices like Aquavina , Mimosa Grill , and Monticello . If you're looking for something light on the wallet but heavy on the stomach, Mert's Heart and Soul is a well-loved spot to grab some grub.
This historic section of Charlotte combines a glimpse of the old with a taste of the new. Beautiful southern homes share the boulevards with tattoo parlors, cafes, art galleries, and record stores. "Historically hip" would be the best way to describe this Queen City neighborhood.
Plaza-Midwood provides enough food options to satisfy even the pickiest eaters. Some of the more notable establishments include Diamond Restaurant , Portofino's , and Dim Sum Chinese Restaurant . For drinks and after-hours eats, Plaza-Midwood doesn't disappoint. Penguin Drive-In is a throwback to the 1950s, with great food, cold beer, and servers that are pierced and covered in tattoos. Right across the street is the Thomas Street Tavern , another late-night watering hole that will warm your belly after a long day of art perusal and window shopping.
University City
Located in the Northeastern part of Charlotte, University City is one of the most densely populated parts of the city. Comprising over 200,000 residents, University City also encompasses the campus of UNC Charlotte and all its students and faculty.
Join students, faculty, and more than 15 million other people and wander through the shops at Concord Mills . This shopping center is over one million square feet of wallet-opening, window-shopping fun, and declares itself North Carolina's number one tourist attraction.
Just outside University City, NASCAR fans get their fill of heart pounding excitement at Lowe's Motor Speedway , one of the most distinguished race locations in the world. Concord is considered the center of NASCAR with 90 percent of the official NASCAR racing teams located within just 50 miles of the Oval.
Myers Park
The 1920s construction boom brought the commuter neighborhood of Myers Park, which is home to some of Charlotte's oldest houses. Lacking the usual grid design, the oak tree-lined avenues of Myers Park are curved to match the landscape, giving it a unique, relaxed feel.
Myers Park was originally a "streetcar suburb" because of the electric trolley that brought commuters to and from work. This same trolley still provides quick and efficient travel, making this highly desirable Charlotte neighborhood easily accessible.
NoDa, named for a section of North Davidson Street, is Charlotte's equivalent to NYC's SoHo neighborhood. Located directly north of Uptown, NoDa has been transformed from its textile-manufacturing past to an area that oozes creativity. With an extensive collection of art galleries, theaters, hip restaurants, and bars, it is easy to make this your home base. Citizens from all over the region flock to NoDa's twice-monthly Gallery Crawl , in which all the businesses and galleries in the neighborhood open their doors for an upbeat neighborhood-wide party.
While you're in NoDa taking in the creations of Charlotte's best artists, take time to savor some of the Cajun and Creole dishes at Boudreaux's . Finally, venture into the Dog Bar , a neighborhood bar-room where Rover can lap up a few drinks alongside his owner.
This area of Charlotte is crowded with seriously upscale shoppers looking to do some damage. Though mostly a residential neighborhood, SouthPark boasts its fair share of high-end stores. Drop by the Dean & Deluca Wine Room for a tantalizing selection of reds and whites from all around the world. Jerald Melberg Gallery will satisfy your art genes. And After Hours will provide you with the attire you'll need for a proper night on the town in SouthPark.
The restaurants in SouthPark tend to be a little on the fancy side as well, with such noteworthy fine dining establishments as The Palm , Upstream , and Zebra lining the boulevard.
South End
The historic area known as South End was once the site of many industrial buildings and cotton mills. Today those buildings have either been revamped or replaced by a number of restaurants, offices, shops and condominiums. These attractions are easily accessible via the Charlotte Trolley , whose origins can be traced back to this particular section of Charlotte.
If you grab a slice at Fuel Pizza , you can walk while you eat, window shopping all the while. But if you're looking to give those feet a rest, sit down at the Southend Brewery & Smokehouse for a cold local beer and some sauce-smothered BBQ.
The true-blue neighborhood feel of this Charlotte district makes it one of the more desirable areas in which to live. As with most sections of Charlotte, Dilworth is historically and architecturally significant. Just outside of the city limits, Dilworth was a "streetcar suburb" as well. Houses here date back to the early 1900s, and their architecture goes well with the tree-lined streets of the neighborhood. Businesses here fit right into the history-laden scheme of things as well. In an ancient building with history literally lining the walls, the Morehead Street Tavern is a popular watering hole among Dilworth residents stepping off the trolley after a day at the office.
Elizabeth is yet another Charlotte neighborhood steeped in history. Originally named after Elizabeth College, an all girls' Lutheran university, Elizabeth began to rapidly evolve around the turn of the 20th Century. During that period, the completion of a trolley line transformed this particular part of Charlotte into a readily accessible section of the city. When one thinks of Elizabeth, they also tend to think of Independence Park . This was the first public park in the city of Charlotte. On most sunny days, and maybe some not-so-sunny days, this is where you'll find Elizabeth residents enjoying the fresh North Carolina air. Like it was back in its heyday, Elizabeth remains a very fashionable part of Charlotte. This is reflected in the businesses and restaurants located within the district. Some of the more notable establishments include such restaurants like Carpe Diem and the Cajun Queen . If Martinis are your thing, LOFT 1523 provides that perfect upscale atmosphere in which to enjoy them.
Located on the south side of Charlotte is the area known as Ballantyne. In recent decades, this part of the city has been blessed with some heavy growth. Ballantyne homes are beautifully structured and historically significant to the city as a whole. This is yet another neighborhood in Charlotte that has done well by mixing the old and the new. Amidst the age-old residential parts of Ballantyne are new restaurants like the Cajun Yard Dog , bars like Arooji's , and businesses like the Dana Rader Golf School . Indeed, if golf is your thing, this is the neighborhood for you, what with the Golf Club at Ballantyne Resort and Olde Sycamore Golf Plantation right around the way.
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You will find everything that a city center should have in this longtime on-the-go district. Catering to any and all food lovers' taste buds, eat comfort food at Zink American Kitchen , have Spanish appetizers and a glass of upscale wine at Arpa , or indulge in food from around the world at Blue . For the after-dinner treat swing by Cans Bar and Canteen , but don't expect to order a draft beer as they specialize in canned brews. For a little late-night 80s dancing and a spandex adventure continue on to the Breakfast Club . As if the options don't already span across the board, relish the new-age ambiance at Liquid Lounge .
Be swept into vibrant cafes and a bustling nightlife when visiting this fringe district. Galleries, unique boutiques, and cafes abound, providing passersby with colorful streets to accompany their stroll. Local art lovers frequent The Evening Muse for the creative atmosphere that stems from live music, artwork and stiff cups of Joe. With eateries named the Mellow Mushroom and the Smelly Cat Coffee House , there is no wonder why the sidewalks are full of people on a sunny day. If you have already had a busy day, a number of inexpensive lunch spots like Boudreaux's Louisiana Kitchen and Cabo Fish Taco will give you a chance to rest your feet.
Myers Park
It is worth a drive through this neighborhood just to admire the beautiful homes that line the curved streets. Park your car and enjoy a walk below the aged oak trees, and for a casual but classy Sunday brunch stop at Providence Cafe to indulge in everything from sandwiches to prime rib. If you decide to see a show at one of the local theaters, have dinner at Volare , a homey Italian restaurant that uses grade-A products. Most of Myers Park's nightspots double as restaurants. For a nice British breakfast and evening Guinness try Big Ben , while Jackalope Jacks serves up sweet cocktails like the Bikini and Chocolate Martinis.
Plaza Midwood
While people thought this eastside neighborhood would mature into Myers Park's sister district, it never developed in the same way. Instead, it acts as a bohemian alter ego catering to the international tongue. For the unique atmosphere that only a home/art store turned restaurant can create, try LuLu or Creation . For both veggies and carnivores, Dish serves up inexpensive southern comfort food in a funky, local-influenced atmosphere. In such a transition neighborhood, you will have little trouble finding a creative bar or lounge to enjoy after-dinner drinks. For a sweet treat try the Fire and Ice lounge, while the Thomas Street Tavern is always brimming with locals who stop in for a beer.
Taking its name from the SouthPark Mall, this upscale area boasts history and class. Since it is home to the historic trolley, take a ride on an age-old artifact before indulging in a fine dining experience. For a romantic dinner for two, eat at La Bibliotheque and be treated to delicious French/American food in an alluring setting. Zebra , also serving up French cuisine, is popular for its delicious, contemporary dishes and a wine list that extends several hundred bottles. With a rustic decor and African wall adornment, make sure to book a table early and avoid the long wait. For Seafood dishes with a high-society crowd, there are an abundance of choices. Upstream offers an always-changing menu, while The Palm is known for its oversized lobster dishes. You can find both wine bars and movie theaters, but this district is generally known for its A-list shops and dainty dining.
University City
Home to the University of North Carolina, this area is dominated by cheap eats and neighborhood hangouts. The Old Hickory House is a longtime favorite, filling empty stomachs with BBQ ribs, and making sure that everyone is enjoying a Western, finger-licking good time. Catering to the large population and diverse taste buds and ideologies, enjoy new-age Asian cuisine at Udipi Pure Vegetarian Cuisine , curry at Bombay Cuisine and the hot sauce that will surely light your mouth afire at Monterrey Restaurante Mexicano . A university district would not be the same without the businesses that allow young adults to let some steam off. Check out JB'z Beach Club for billiards, blues and cheep beer, or swing by The Wine Vault to share a bottle of wine with someone special.
Developed in 1890, this was Charlotte's first streetcar suburb. Now, unique architecture and a thriving, youthful neighborhood make Dilworth the perfect place to stroll through shops and choose from dozens of international eateries. For a daytime break eat at Thai Taste , one of the oldest Thai places around. If you want something lighter, grab a quick treat to keep your momentum going at Dilworth Coffeehouse . With an atmosphere that resembles that of the beat generation, and an unforgettable aroma, it's the perfect side stop. Another hip and delicious eatery is a converted house called 300 East . Expect a diverse clientele, menu and plenty of liquor to keep conversations running long. For other eclectic international menus dine at Nikko , Bonterra , and Sole Spanish Grill . With almost as many nightspots as restaurants you will have an easy time finding somewhere to let loose. For Beer, BBQ and bikes, stop at Mac's Speed Shop and be taken in by the motorbike relics that cover the walls. The Tremont Music Hall boasts live entertainment.
In addition to the grits, cornbread, and chitlins that are staples in southern cuisine, Elizabeth is host to some of the finest restaurants in Charlotte. Deriving its name from the local university, Elizabeth College, which has since been incorporated into the local Roanoke College, this area has long been a residence of choice for the local elite. However, these days you don't have to break the bank just to fill your stomach. Southern fare is still alive and well at the The Cajun Queen , where barbeque shrimp, oysters, and the famous Dixie beer can all be enjoyed with live jazz seven nights a week. If you decide to expand your borders, Cuisine Malaya , a short distance from Independence Park , serves up spicy and flavorful curries, sushi, and other dishes from across the Asian continent. Like many of the restaurants in the area, La-tea-da's teahouse is located in a historic home, and offers traditional catering and event hosting. Also capturing the classical limelight is Carpe Diem , where exquisitely presented, time-honored local cuisine is served in a romantic setting. For the younger crowd, the ever-popular Loft 1523 offers many creative libations as well as a high-energy social scene with live music five nights a week.
Springing from the creative minds of Charlotte city planners, the Ballantyne area accommodates the acclaimed Ballantyne Resort and Golf Course as well as the accompanying Ballantyne Village. As a result, most of the dining options Ballantyne has to offer are in these two areas. Villa Antonio located within the village, seeks to transport you back to Northern Italy with an authentic Italian menu, a traveling guitarist and candlelit tables offering the perfect ambiance. For those watching their weight, but still want to be satisfied, Doc Green's Gourmet Salads offers pleasant health-conscious options. Starving after a round of golf? Relax your feet with a glass of wine within the lodge at the Ballantyne Resort , where acclaimed dining choices include the Gallery Restaurant, renowned for its exquisite presentation and service. Back Yard Burger , open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner indulges those with a distinctly American palate.
South End
South End is a historic part of town that has grown out of the ignominy of its industrial past, into a stylish, bustling new identity. That means that there are plenty of new restaurants and bars to try out, running the gamut from cheap and dingy to pricey and highbrow. Most of the food can be found along a stretch of South Boulevard that starts with Carabbas Italian Grill , which is part of an upscale Sicilian-American chain. Down the road is Pewter Rose Bistro , offering expensive fusion cuisine and a huge wine list. At night, the Pewter Rose morphs into Tutto Mondo , a slick nightclub that continues to serve the Bistro's dishes. For somewhat cheaper fare, go a block further to Pike's Old Fashioned Soda Shop where you can get a BLT and, obviously, a tall soda. Pike's is neighbors with the Tyber Creek Pub , an Irish bar perfect for a late night drink. Walk a few more blocks to the only slightly tamer Tea ReX Teahouse , where you can munch muffins while listening to live music. The Villa Antonio Restaurant brings fine Italian cuisine and an atmosphere that ensures a long stay. You won't find as much off of South Boulevard. Quaint but hip Camden Road runs parallel for part of its length, and features the beautifully cheap Price's Chicken Coop , where you can fill up for a fiver but won't find a place to sit. Also on Camden is Queen's Beans Coffee , offering fair-trade coffee and a seating area where you can prop your feet up and rejuvenate.
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The Mississippi man accused of sending ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and other officials has been released from federal custody, a spokesman for the U.S. Marshal's Service said Tuesday.
Paul Kevin Curtis, an Elvis impersonator from Corinth, Mississippi, was charged with sending a threat to the president last week after letters containing the deadly toxin triggered a security scare in Washington. But a preliminary hearing that had been scheduled to continue on Tuesday was canceled and Curtis was released.
Jeff Woodfin, the chief deputy marshal in Oxford, said Curtis was no longer in federal custody but did not know the circumstances surrounding his release.
Ricin is easily made
Ricin is a toxic substance that can be produced easily and cheaply from castor beans. As little as 500 micrograms, an amount the size of the head of a pin, can kill an adult. There is no test for exposure and no antidote.
Experts say it is more effective for use against individuals than as a weapon of mass destruction.
Ricin was used in the 1978 assassination of Bulgarian dissident Georgi Markov. The author, who had defected nine years earlier, was jabbed by the tip of an umbrella while awaiting a bus in London and died four days later.
A ricin scare hit the Capitol in 2004, when tests identified it in a letter in a Senate mail room that served then-Majority Leader Bill Frist's office. The discovery led 16 employees to undergo decontamination; none was sickened, Frist said.

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Previous Exhibits
August 31 - October 30
Nice Spots -- Here and There - Dale Hall photography
Opening: Saturday, August 31 to Wednesday, October 30, 2013.
A collection of still life photographs, plus landscape photography of Colorado, Kansas and Oklahoma.
July to August, 2013
Life and Limb, the Toll of the American Civil War - on exhibit in the Gallery on the third floor until August 30, 2013
Opening reception : July 24th at 3 p.m. in the Library Reading Room - 3rd floor Presentation by Tess Jones (Center for Bioethics & Humanities) - Coming Home: the Returning Soldier in Literature and Film
"More than three million soldiers fought in the war from 1861-1865. More than half a million died, and almost as many were wounded but survived. Hundreds of thousands were permanently disabled by battlefield injuries or surgery, which saved lives by sacrificing limbs. These men served as a symbol of the fractured nation and remained a stark reminder of the costs of the conflict for long after the war."
This exhibition was developed and produced by the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health.
May 8 - July 19, 2013
Opening reception: May 9, 2013 11 am - 2 pm
Meet the artist - 11 am - 2 pm: Linda Sorrento - May 23 Pat Pendleton - June 5 Diane Reiss - June 27 Pat Colfer - July 11
Jay Zerbe - Abstract Juxtapositions Chicago Artist Zerbe Exhibit at HS Library, Feb 1-April 30.
The University of Colorado Health Sciences Library will be hosting a display of small-scale collages by Chicago artist Jay Zerbe in its 3rd Floor Gallery. The show, Abstract Juxtapositions will run from Feb. 1 through April 30th. On display will be about 40 items dating from the last ten years. According to Zerbe, "Collages, just by their (usual) small scale, invite an intimate relationship, with the artist as well as the viewer. Unexpected relationships develop because of the juxtaposition of materials used. Intuitive decision-making is inherent to the process. Painted papers, graphite, ink, crayons, acrylic paint, found paper, and archival prints of my original materials and photographs generated and altered via the computer comprise my collage resources." The 2nd edition of a survey publication of Zerbe's collages from 2003-2012 is now available at lulu.com. Plan to visit the Library and experience this intimate, immediate show.
Art from the University of Colorado Denver - 2012
An exhibit of artwork created by faculty, staff and students of the University of Colorado Denver. There are many talented artists on our campuses! This juried exhibition is an opportunity for us to learn about our talented co-workers, teachers, and students.
This exhibit will be on display November 6, 2012 – January 29, 2013 in the Gallery of the Health Sciences Library. An Opening Reception will be held on November 15, 2012 from 3:00-5:00 pm.
September 3 to November 2, 2012 - Form & Function
Please join us for an opening reception at the Health Sciences Library Thursday, September 6, 2012 from 4-7pm
Form & Function: A juried exhibition of artwork celebrating the human form at the Anschutz Medical Campus Health Sciences Library Gallery.
Select works by students and alumni of the CU Denver; College of Arts & Media, Department of Visual Arts
Marie Angoulvant, Derrick Duvall, Suzanne Hayes, David Hicks, Laura Phelps Rogers, Michelle Soler, Alexandra Staretz, Kendall Thompson, Tiffany Witt
Aurora Photographers -
Are you interested in photography? Come and view photographs by a group of local Aurora photographers. Working with the Cultural Affairs Commission of the City of Aurora, and the Health Sciences Library will be displaying photography from fifteen different Aurora photographers in the Gallery. The exhibit will be on display June 2 through August 31, 2012.
An Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, June 14 from 5:00 – 7:00 pm
Mary Norbury-Glaser - Analogue Love, photography
This collection of photographs is created using plastic cameras and analogue film. In this day of digital photography, film photography has become nearly a lost art. Mary uses lo-fi techniques to create photographs untouched by graphics editing software. What you see is what the camera sees - imperfect and unpredictable.
Opens: April 23 through May 30, 2012. Please join Mary at an Opening Reception of her art display at the Health Sciences Library in the 3rd floor Gallery on Friday May 4th from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Merry Havens - Quilted Fabric Collage Art
Opens: January 10, 2012 through March 2, 2012, Opening reception: Sunday, February 19 from 3-6 pm. Check out Merry's website: www.dragonflybylight.com
3rd annual - Art from the University of Colorado Denver Community: displaying the talents of Faculty, Staff and Students
Opens: November 1, 2011 through January 6, 2012
Reception: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 from 3-5 p.m.
June 6 - August 31 - Art in Science | Science in Art...
Opening Reception - When: Tuesday, June 28 from 3-6 p.m., Where: Reading Room and Gallery
The Health Sciences Library is very excited to be hosting the Art in Science | Science in Art exhibit in our Gallery. The exhibit will be on display through the end of August. Art in Science | Science in Art is a juried exhibition of images made by University of Colorado-affiliated scientists and artists. Scientists were asked to submit images they had made as part of their everyday work. Artists whose images illustrate or offer insights into scientific principles were also asked to take part. Of the hundreds of images submitted, thirty were selected by a national jury to be printed in large format, framed, and hung in a traveling show. Since opening in 2007 at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science the exhibit has traveled to Colorado, Mexico and New York City. Art in Science | Science in Art is curated by Helen Macfarlane, MA and J. John Cohen, MD, PhD, of the University of Colorado School of Medicine, with financial support from the CU President's Fund for the Humanities.
April 10 - May 19 - Rewriting the Book of Nature: Charles Darwin and the Rise of Evolutional Theory
OPENING RECEPTION: Date: Thursday April 21, Time: 2:50 pm, Location: Reading Room
Charles Darwin: world's most productive invalid - Dr. Bruce Paton
Cardiac surgeon, historian, and professor emeritus, Dr. Bruce Paton, University of Colorado Denver, will speak on "Charles Darwin: world's most productive invalid." Charles Darwin experienced ill health for many years of his life and the cause of his maladies has been the subject of much speculation in the medical literature. Dr. Paton will explore the diagnoses offered over the years and discuss how Darwin was able to cope with his illness and excel as one of the intellectual giants of the past centuries.
Date: Tuesday May 3, Time: Noon, Location: Reading Room
Religion and evolution: why they still haven't reconciled - Dr. Jeff Kieft
Many mainstream religions have accepted the truth of evolution, and the world's most trusted scientific bodies have stated that there is no inherent conflict between faith and evolutionary theory. Despite this apparent reconciliation, the battle lines are still drawn and they remain focused on 'God vs. Darwin.' Why? Dr. Kieft has spoken about evolutionary theory and taught its importance at churches and community forums in Colorado, Kansas, and Missouri; in this presentation, he will present some of his observations, experiences, and thoughts as to why the argument continues.
This exhibition was developed and produced by the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health and the NIH Office of History.
January 17 - March 23, 2011 - Aurora Public Schools K-12, Students & Teachers Art Exhibit
Over a dozen schools are participating in the exhibit and the artists are from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Some of the art teachers from the APS schools also have artwork on display. All artwork in the exhibit is for sale and profits from the sale go directly to the student artists. Stop by the Gallery and check out some of that amazing art the students have created!
November 4 - January 10 - Art from the UC Denver Community: displaying the talents of Faculty, Staff and Students
This juried exhibition is an opportunity for us to learn about our talented co-workers, teachers, and students. An opening reception will be held on November 10 from 3 – 5 pm.
August 24 - November 2 - Colors in the Library
The Aurora Artists Guild is sponsoring "Colors in the Library" and will hold a reception on September 2 from 4 – 8 pm.
July 11 - August 21 - The Literature of Prescription Stories on Stage - Martha Bernie (the actor) and Anthony Powell (Creative Director of Stories on Stage).
August 17 at 3 p.m. Ed 2 South building auditorium.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman and The Yellow Wall-paper
In the late nineteenth century, at a time when women were challenging traditional ideas about gender that excluded them from political and intellectual life, medical and scientific experts drew on notions of female weakness to justify inequality between the sexes. Artist and writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who was discouraged from pursuing a career to preserve her health, rejected these ideas in a terrifying short story titled "The Yellow Wall-Paper." The famous tale served as an indictment of the medical profession and the social conventions restricting women's professional and creative opportunities. This exhibition was developed and produced by the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health. Courtesy The Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University.
June 7 - July 8 - Art in Anatomy
Co-workers at the Health Sciences Library, Debra Kay Miller & Jamie Stefanich and ceramic artist Lisa Schafer, will install an exhibit titled "Art in Anatomy" in the Library's Gallery.
Debra and Jamie have displayed two dimensional art in the form of pastels, charcoal and colored pencil drawings on various surfaces. Lisa displays some anatomically inspired art, featuring a ceramic torso, and other pieces. The exhibit opens on Monday, June 7, 2010. The community is invited to attend a reception on Sunday, June 13, 2010 from 3 to 5 p.m. The exhibit will be on display in the Health Sciences Library's Gallery and will be accessible all hours the library is open.
March 10- May 31 - MSA Exhibit - MS IV student displaying art that is part of the MSA thesis.
November 5 - January 29 - Art from UC Denver Faculty, Staff and Students
The first juried exhibition had an abundance of submissions so there are two shows to accomodate all of the artists.
September - October - Look what I found in the basement! Revealing PC computer stuff you haven't seen in years!! Bernard A. Karshmer, MBA, Ph.D., Professor of Applied Dentistry and Orthodontics The Look what I found in the basement! exhibit features several generations of personal computers - some dating back to the 1980s. In about twenty short years the computer has morphed from room-sized mainframes with limited computing power to ever smaller notebook and subnotebook models with astounding computational power. The physical history of this metamorphosis has been kept on shelves and boxes in computer enthusiast's basements. While most are still functional, they have little or no place in 21st Century computing. None-the-less, these memorable machines are interesting and allow us a serial snapshot of the evolution of the tool that
has revolutionized science, art and literature.
April – June - Changing the Face of Medicine, 2009
The Changing the Face of Medicine exhibit honors the lives and achievements of American women in medicine - both past and present. The traveling exhibition Changing the Face of Medicine: Celebrating America's Physicians was developed by the Exhibition Program of the History of Medicine Division of the National Library of Medicine in collaboration with the American Library Association Public Programs Office. The traveling exhibition has been made possible by the National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health Office of Research on Women's Health. The American Medical Women's Association provided additional support.
An opening reception on April 10, 2009 featured a performance by Susan Marie Frontczak on the life of Marie Curie. Performance actress Linda Gray Kelly brought history to life in A Lady Alone, Elizabeth Blackwell, M.D. on May 14, 2009.
April 22, 2009 - When should science be censored? The Pernkopf Atlas - A case in point
Pernkopf's atlas has been considered one of the important anatomical atlases since the work of Vesalius. However, research in the mid 1990's has led to the conclusion that Pernkopf used bodies of victims executed by the Nazi's for his drawings. What does this mean for this atlas? Should it no longer be used? Or is using the atlas a tribute for those that were killed? For libraries, "the ALA Bill of Rights states that 'materials should not be excluded because of the origin, background, or the views of those contributing to their creation.'" What responsibility does the library have in regards to this atlas? Join us for a discussion about the various ethical issues surrounding this atlas in teaching, education and librarianship.
ATLAS, M. C. Ethics and access to teaching materials in the medical library: the case of the Pernkopf atlas. Bull Med Libr Assoc 2001 Jan;89(1):56.
April 22, 2009 - When should science be censored? The Pernkopf Atlas - A case in point Speaker - Michel Atlas Noon-1:30 p.m., Research 2, room 2100 Overview 20 minutes, Moderator - Erin Egan, MD, JD
April 21, 2009 - Holocaust in contemporary Bioethics program - MAD, BAD, or EVIL: How physician healers turn to torture and murder Speaker - Michael A. Grodin, MD Noon - 1:00 p.m., Ed 2 North, room 1102 Panel discussion: 1:30-2:30 p.m.
February - Charles Darwin's 200th Birthday Exhibit - February 12, 1809 - April 18, 1882
February 12, 2009 marked the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin. The Health Sciences Library of the University of Colorado Denver's Anschutz Medical Campus hosted a series of events to celebrate the occasion and Darwin's role in the advancement of the sciences today.
AN EXHIBIT of Charles Darwin's writings and the writings of his contemporaries, friends, foes, and mentors, will be displayed in the Library's Atrium throughout the month of February in honor of Darwin's 200th birthday and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his most influential work, On the Origin of Species. The titles in the exhibit, which illustrates Darwin's career and interactions with other members of the British scientific community of his time, are drawn from the library's rare and circulating collections.
February 10th, noon – 1pm - Professor Gabriel Finkelstein of the University of Colorado Denver History Department will speak on "Why Darwin Was English." Why the theory of evolution came out of England and not Germany. – Teaching Labs 1 & 2 (1st floor)
February 11th, noon – 1pm - Professor Michael Klymkowsky of the Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology at the University of Colorado at Boulder. [Title of his presentation is forthcoming.] – Reading Room (3rd floor)
February 12th, noon – 1pm - Dr. Bruce Paton, cardiologist, historian, and professor emeritus University of Colorado Denver, will give a presentation on "Charles Darwin: World's Most Productive Invalid." – Teaching Labs 1 & 2 (1st floor)
BOOK EXHIBITS - During each of the noon time lectures, the Health Sciences Library will display several rare items from the collection. There will also be a continuous display in the library atrium of related books.
BIRTHDAY CAKE - February 12th at noon.
January – March - Waterways by Jude Morales
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I ordered on the 17th. Last shipping update on the tracking # was the 21st and the estimated delivery date is Feb. 2nd.
Seems odd, even for digital river standards. Anyone ever get stuff before the estimated delivery date?
I guess it is just making the best of a bad situation.
Anyway, Those of us who collected the DC Universe Build a figures should have some experience with these bad joints. My atom smasher is always losing his legs and Kalibak can't keep his arms to himself literally, the fall off by themselves.
I ordered on the 17th. Last shipping update on the tracking # was the 21st and the estimated delivery date is Feb. 2nd.
Seems odd, even for digital river standards. Anyone ever get stuff before the estimated delivery date?
I came home on Christmas Day and found Granamyr waiting for me at my door step. Its been quite a while since I got a Masters figure to open up on Christmas Day. So far no issues with my dragon, but with all the posts I am afraid to move him.
Wow! February is a while to wait on that. I always get my figures before the estimated arrival date except this time. I am within that estimated arrival date now so we'll see what happens. Still don't understand why my Granamyr has spent a week in Fishers, Indiana.
It's all about being polished when it counts!
Well, I'm one of the unlucky collectors here. I just opened up my Granamyr and sadly his right arm joint is defective, it won't stay on, no matter how many times I heat him up! The clips are just too long for them to bend in underneath the joined rod!
Now my dilemma is whether to return him and deal with all the DR hassle or just glue him up!
$100 with tax and shipping for something defective with a gruesome customer service isn't what I signed up for. Today I'm not happy at all!
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Mine arrived with a broken tail joint... It's Swifty's wing issue all over again!!
Thanks ToyGuru! Nice work!
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Well, technically he is responsible as brand/ line manager.
But I am sure we are lucky to have Scott and he made a lot of things possible for this line.
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Posted December 27, 2012 09:32 PM
Thanks! It appears that any QC issues with Granamyr are only effecting a very small (but vocal group). If anyone did get any QC issues, just call CS and we will replace and make you whole. The overwhelming majority of customers seem to have no issues at all just like you. ;-)
Clearly, the guy who posted the question was a Matty apologist. The unreal answer from Toyguru shows us once again that he's in complete denial !Topic: Tahbos
I bought three Granamyrs for myself and friends and they are all amazing, perfect figures.
No missing parts, switched parts, bad paint or tears at all.
Three of the most impressive, bad-***, ultimate dragon figures ever made.
Thanks guys.
You did a classy job.
Posted December 27, 2012 09:32 PM
Thanks! It appears that any QC issues with Granamyr are only effecting a very small (but vocal group). If anyone did get any QC issues, just call CS and we will replace and make you whole. The overwhelming majority of customers seem to have no issues at all just like you. ;-)
What I liked was also the fact that Toyguru stated that Castle Grayskull could suffer from QC issues just like any other MOTUC item... Here's something to look foward to for those who preordered Grayskull.
With the issues that granamyr had (mine too was defective, but fixed with super glue) can you have someone double check the quality control on your end before they finalize castle grey skull since it is such a high priced item
WE will do all we can to avoid any QC issues in every toy we make. But it does happen from time to time, and that is why we offer free replacements for any QC issue.
Last edited by Prahvus; December 28, 2012 at 07:37am.
Or he didn't get a messed up Granamyr. With the way some fans aggressively post and re-post their QC problems, you'd think that damn near every Granamyr had problems when it's only a handful. This isn't Frosta or Stinkor where everyone's figure is impacted.
A couple of Grayskull's could come broken and a few fans could blow the problem up to make it look as if it's everyone's Grayskull.What I liked was also the fact that Toyguru stated that Castle Grayskull could suffer from QC issues just like any other MOTUC item... Here's something to look foward to for those who preordered Grayskull.
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I didn't order Grannamyr because he just wasn't figure for me, but reading the arrival thread angry posts, I wanted to do some research on the actual numbers and facts we have.I know truth is not the facts, but what we FEEL IS RIGHT, however lets go forward anyhow
If they made thousands of these figures, a small amount of QC issues is (so far) correct as there is no evidence to contradict that. I counted 16 defective figures in this thread, if that is out of say 5000, it is a small number. Based on public stats, Toyguru's statement is fair even if it does annoy, I am sure. Of course I do not know how many calls customer support got, but neither does anyone who isn't working for Mattel or Digital River.
It sucks to get defective product, especially when you do not live in US. It is also wrong if customer service isn't helpful, and replacement process is too difficult. However, based on information I have seen so far, the QC issues are concerning small minority of even just ORG members.
Disagreeing with me? I have no personal stake either way, if something is "CLEARLY" widespread, then for everyone's common good to make clear case about it. Post pictures to picture thread, let QC issues to be heard.
- tail attachment broken
- Arms pop-of easily
- bobble head issue
- tail attachment broken
Mye-Kah B
- tail attachment broken
- 2 left arms
- bobble head issue
- glue bleeding down his torso
- Broke while assembling
- Right arm socket
- Right arm socket too loose
- Left arm socket too loose
- Right arm socket too loose
- Paint chip
- Right arm socket too loose
- 2 right arms
- Right arm socket too loose
- tail attachment broken
Why do those whipping us into a frenzy,also never buy the product?
So if I get a bad dragon and post,I am sain. If I get a good dragon and post I am an apologist,awesome logic.
I am so worn of hearing that this is the end,this will kill 2014, my castle will be garbage.
Maybe a couple members should change thier name to chicken little.
I may stay off the org until my granamyr arrives.
16 issues with granamyr and yet someone who has a fine dragon is an apologist.
Is this heman.org or hatescott.org?
Comedian on the matty forums.
Saying that 16 people in one thread should be compared to the entire run is looking at the wrong data.
I'd say compare it to the number of people posting they got one free of issues.
Now, if this were some standard complaint board, one could argue that more people come to complain about something than praise it. And I would agree with you. However, in this case, these are visitors to a MOTU site and this thread is directed at both happy and sad arrivals. So out of the subset of MOTUC fans who already come to this forum, and would post either way - looking at that number is going to be a far more accurate estimation of the overall percentage.
When Scott demands "100's of pics or it didn't happen", it kind of flies in the face of his ".ORG is just a tiny representation of the fan base." According to him, only 200ish people come here and post. Considering that probably only half of them ordered Gran - that 16 out of 100ish starts to be a bigger percentage - and let's not forget, tons of people still haven't gotten theirs yet.
I think we might have Swift Wind numbers here.
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My swift wind had two right front legs,it made me mad,it took a month an a half to resolve. Yet I saw so many with no issue, when it happens to you,you post more. When my figure is fine I either say one comment or more often than not I say nothing,but with swift wind I bet I posted 30 times on the same issue,thus with all of my posts,it looked worse than it was.
We need to wait for more customers to have these in hand. Waiting will only get to the truth.
Comedian on the matty forums.
Granamyr QC poll going on right now!!
Hey guys, don't forget there's a poll where you can vote for your particular QC issue over in the poll section at the top of the MOTUC forum. If you have multiple issues, along with the tail issue, then please vote for the tail, and add other issues in a comment. Thank you!
Here's the link - http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...75#post3178875
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Good morning everyone -- sports CEO Herbert Murdoch wrapped up his appearance in front of the eleven -- an inquiry.
But this is Robert -- is there in London keeping an eye on all that -- what did you hear out of the proceedings today.
They're good morning -- that's right to have News Corp.
chief executive Robert -- has indeed wrapped up the two days.
-- testimony before the let us an inquiry into British media practices.
Today testifying there was a cover up by quote one or two people.
At the now defunct news of the world newspaper.
Over the phone hacking scandal now he said that he did not know about it until much later adding quote I failed.
And I am very sorry about it mr.
Murdoch also stated his apology to the quote innocent people at news of the world who lost their jobs.
As a result of shutting that Paper.
Murdoch said he should have personally look further into the matter even after police and outside counsel had closed.
There investigations.
He also said he was not aware of any obstruction of justice evidence until today.
And that the scandal prevented his company from obtaining controlling interest of B sky B television.
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Looking for other wrongdoing and that it quote has been a serious blot on his reputation.
The British culture and sport committee will publish its delayed report on food on phone hacking on Tuesday.
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Diane back to you right that's Robert -- live from London thanks Robert.
And weekly jobless claims came in higher than expected last week with 388000.
People filing for first time benefits.
That but the number that that puts the number of claims at their highest level.
In nearly three months and above the 375000.
Estimate the prior -- was also revised higher by 3000 to 389000.
The number does remain under 400000.
That -- Fifteen weeks straight -- -- we've been under that mark but especially with the revisions we've been seeing lately it is creeping closer and closer to that 400000 -- -- we'll keep.
An eye on those meanwhile we're less than thirty minutes away from the opening bell on Wall Street taking a look at features.
They are down across the board Dow futures are down by thirty BS and -- down by four.
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Hey good morning -- good morning everybody certainly all the traders are talking about.
The economic confidence numbers that we got out of Europe and that's certainly precious things over -- here at home we have our jobless claims.
TC were starting -- with down arrows with the major averages with a futures pointing down about one quarter of 1% financials under way.
Trading slightly lower -- names like Bank of America and Citigroup also.
To the downside here -- in the thick of earnings season so we'll continue to watch some of the names that reported.
After the bell yesterday yeah like Las Vegas Sands for example the casino company and basically they came -- with a profit of seventy cents a share that didn't beat the street.
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IBM -- just to name appears you are seeing some of the Dow components and reinstating dividends are -- dividends and that's good news people love that right.
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Is up about 7% in the free market that's certainly been a key want to watch MetroPCS.
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-- double digit losses in percentage terms already looking down about 15%.
And other -- I'm certainly gonna keep an eye on them.
Dunkin' Donuts parent is looking higher jetBlue is looking dead on the downside some of the insurers like at -- you manner coming under pressure self.
Those to be some key names to watch -- here on the day -- the dollar lower and have blocked at least commodities are higher people it's not expected.
-- -- -- Ladies -- the New York Stock Exchange thankful.
And we're getting earnings in from Safeway now the supermarket operator is reporting a profit of thirty cents a share the estimate there was -- thirty cents they -- right in line.
Revenue came in slightly shy at ten billion dollars the estimate there.
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Meanwhile Exxon Mobil's first quarter profit fell from a year ago the oil giant is reporting a profit of nine point five billion dollars that breaks down to do two dollars a share.
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Picture if you will the 1986 edition of the Tour de Suisse. The young rider that would go on to win the race – and do so again the following year – was Andy Hampsten. As important as the win was for the young American rider, it was what he pedalled on that held wider significance for the sport. The previous year, in 1985, a French ski apparel company by the name of LOOK had released a new product on to the cycling market. It was one that would help change cycling forever. By using technology developed for their ski bindings they created a new kind of cycling pedal, one that was far easier to operate than the existing clip and strap counterparts. Crucially for Hampsten, this new 'pédales automatiques' would, within a year of it appearing, ultimately save him crashing out of the Tour de Suisse.
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