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In the Shadows-Night Blooming Cereus by Anne Cameron Cutri
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Prophetic Message Sketch 45 Preparing for the Day by Anne Cameron Cutri
Prophetic Message Sketch 45 Detail of boat by Anne Cameron Cutri
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Prophetic Message Sketch 44 New Mantle by Anne Cameron Cutri
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About Anne Cameron Cutri
PLEASE NOTE: I HAVE some ORIGINALS LISTED ON this WEBSITE: http://www.etsy.com/shop/AnneCutriFineArt FOR PURCHASE. And SOME ORIGINALS LISTED HERE: http://www.saatchionline.com/AnneCameronCutri Also I just started a line of merchandise, I'm particularly pleased with some of the purses. Please go to: www.cafepress.com/AnneCutriDesigns there's tshirts, home decor and jewelry and accessories.
Encouraging comments from people who have viewed and purchased my work:
"Your people portraits are outstanding. I am so inspired. Plus, I wanted to mention that your Biblical themed art works (truth inspired works) are works that swirl around in my head, but I haven't gotten to paint/draw yet. The ideas are there but the product isn't there yet, if you know what I mean. Anyway, thank you for sharing your talent. Priceless." Christy in Ohio. (Tickled Pink)
"Anne, your artwork is very beautiful and 'Spirit' comes through very strongly. You have a wonderful gift to use to help heal the world. Bright Blessings" Marin from Ireland (Annunciation)
"Ann, this is amazing piece and let me tell you why.... when i was a child, i used to think that I could use a ladder to climb up to heaven to visit God. Also, I used to think that I could place chairs on top of chairs and form my own ladder that way to get there... So, it pleases me to see that concept in your art. See, spirits do communicate! Have a blessed night !" Fania in Florida (Father's House)
"Your current profile pic painting is really beautiful (I am a butterfly-loving person), which led me to check out your Etsy shop. As I mentioned before, mom passed away just this past July 24, after suffering many complications due to a simple broken ankle months prior. My siblings and I are in the process of designing her memorial stone, and the symbol of the dove(actually 2, since someday dad will be laid to rest there, also) is one of the images we have chosen.
When I saw the piece, read your notes, and clicked on the link to Fine Art America(which didn't link to you directly, so I had to find it by searching for the title of the painting, btw fyi), and after reading your description about how a human rights organization chose the image with the word JUSTICE added to it, everything just came together, & I knew it was meant to be, as I briefly described in my note to you.
Yes, to me it is definitely proof that God does get directly involved in the hearts and lives of His children. I thank YOU for allowing the Holy Spirit to work through your art to touch our hearts.
My life, especially within this past year or so, can easily be compared to a rough and bumpy roller coaster ride, consisting of many ups and downs along the way. "You just can't make this stuff up.", has been my M.O. There are too many chapters of the book to mention, but today's experience has definitely been a wonderful blessing, which I will remember whenever I see your beautiful painting." Deb in NY (Prophetic MS 20)
"I bought the largest print available. It speaks to me at such a profound level. We are creators and the very essence or stuff that we use to create is available to all of us. We form intentions and then we bring those intentions into creation through our choices, our mind sets, and our actions. We become weavers which is what this print signifies for me. Anne creates amazing paintings." David in Michigan (Prophetic MS 20)
"Very awesome image of a fantastic miracle of God. I read that they believe the walls actually went into the ground allowing the Israelites to enter easily. God is grand, His wonders to perform. The greatest wonder today is that He sends His word and the walls in our hearts fall down and He enters easily through love. Glory.!" Kathy in Alabama (Blowing the Shofar at Jericho)
"Anne, I've been on your site for over an hour this morning! I've been in amazement, I've wept before the Lord as I've read what he gave you for your paintings, I've rejoiced with you! You have been such a blessing and a tool of our Father for me! God bless you and I will be back many times..I love all I've seen so far!" Marsha from Indiana (Prophetic MS 13)
PLEASE NOTE: I HAVE some ORIGINALS LISTED ON this WEBSITE: http://www.etsy.com/shop/AnneCutriFineArt FOR PURCHASE. And SOME ORIGINALS LISTED HERE: http://www.saatchionline.com/AnneCameronCutri Also I just started a line of merchandise, I'm particularly pleased with some of the purses. Please go to: www.cafepress.com/AnneCutriDesigns there's tshirts, home decor and jewelry and accessories.
Also I love it if you "like" my facebook page--Anne Cameron Cutri Fine Art. Share with your friends please!
As you look on my gallery pages, you will see mostly spiritually driven artwork. Some I have done for fun, but most of my work is done from my personal inner journey. You may think, what does this person really believe in? You will see things that may seem like they are from eastern thought or tradition or metaphysics, some may have Christian themes. Even in the Christian themes you may see biblical reference in a Catholic tradition, some in a non-denominational tradition. Each represents a phase in my journey. Though the images may have just been uploaded a couple of years ago, some paintings may have been produced twenty or more years ago. Most recently are my Christian prophetic sketches, with Catholic biblical reference. Now (8-16-2012) I feel I have been led to let go of all that takes me away from Christ including man-made dogma,ritual and tradition. I'm excited to see where this will lead me!!! By far the bible and having a relationship with Christ is the most powerful and rewarding and one I am committed to. After all He showed us what love is. What a hard example to live up to...but well worth it!
Anne Cutri has shown her work from Boston to Dallas and points in between. In past reviews, her work has been described as . . . luminous, spinning, glowing celebrations of the universe housing its own consciousness as humanity..."( John Bender, "In Pittsburgh) "Cutri paintings communicate ideas of spirituality and metaphysics through her use of sweeping color, canvas juxtaposition, and diffuse imagery, merging Eastern and Western traditions in her vision" (Valerie Johnson, Little Rock Free Press) Most recently, Cutri 's work embodies her personal mysticism, mystery married whimsical reverence. The thick strokes covered in rich oil glazes engage the observer in a very disarming way.
Decorative surrealism or symbolic abstraction, Cutriï's paintings are clearly the work of a visionary. Her first big influence was Georgia O'Keefe and in her early 20s, Cutri traveled to Taos, New Mexico, to find her. Cutri recalls, O'Keefe was still alive then, and I even found her house, but was told that she had been moved to a hospital or nursing facility. Faced with just a rental car and the unfamiliar territory of this red-earthed town , I realized the only way to get to know her, would be to take in the landscape around me, and try to see what she saw. I then began to pray, meditate and absorb her world around me. Soon after that, Cutri researched other artists based on O'keefe's style and influences. This lead her to such artists as Odilon Redon, Jackson Pollock, William Baziotes, Mark Rothko, Agnes Pelton and many others particularly naive and folk artists.
Anne Cutri has been a practicing professional artist for over 30 years. Her paintings have been shown with Paul Laffoley at the Boston Visionary Cell (see American Visionary Art Museum) and Beth Ames Swartz and Nancy Azara at Sun Cities Art Museum. Other galleries and museums include but are not limited to: Frick Fine Arts at the University of Pittsburgh, University of Dallas, Arkansas Art Center, LaFond Gallery, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Trumbull Art Gallery, Rivermarket Art Space. Cutri is also featured in private and commercial collections, including a 15 painting commission for the pediatric office of Dr. Joseph Barber. Her children�s book illustrations, including the commercially distributed Henry the Hesitant Heron, reflect the same versatile whimsy as her two decades of painting. Cutri has written and illustrated three children's books, and is currently working on a graphic novel.
If you are interested in the original painting, talk to me about price--it is negotiable. On the multiple canvas pieces, if you are thinking of buying a print, I suggest that you buy a paper print and then take it to your local frame shop and have them drymount it to foam core and then cut out the print along the image of the canvas to eliminate the background, Then mount on a mat board a color of your choice.
FYI: I will be glad take any one of the images here and add your personal note, scripture, inspirational saying or quote. Just email me and I will add it on at no extra charge.
You can purchase originals at the website link to the right. If the artwork is not up, please inquire via email.
Also, if you purchase a print, I would love to hear from you, via email. We don't get to know who you are, when a print is ordered, just where you are from. I would love to send you a personal thank-you! Just drop me a line via email if you wish. If not, thank-you so much for appreciating my work, and have a Blessed day, week and in the years to come!
For the most current resume go to my linkedin site :www.linkedin.com/pub/anne-cutri/17/549/a02
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2012 BIBLICAL ART MUSEUM, DALLAS, TEXAS, Dec. 5-12, Invitational Holiday Exhibition
2012 BATA (Buckeye Art Therapy Association) Sept. 6-8: Releasing and Reforming: Art Therapy as Social Action, Co- lecturer (testimonial) with Bob Tavani "Undergraduates and the Therapeutic Art Experience"
2012 "ART OF HEALING" LECOM WELLNESS AND FITNESS CENTER, Erie, PA Juried show
2010-11 ANNE CUTRI FINE ART-FINE ART COMMISSION PORTRAITURE: USA, Clients include Mrs. W.C. Brown, Mrs. Birdsong, Ms. Ellie Smeal
www.anne-cutri.artistwebsites.com: WORLDWIDE, established website and print on demand feature.
TWO ARTISTS/OUR PROMISE: Hot Springs Airport, Arkansas Anne Cutri and Pat Daulong paintings to benefit local nonprofit to help people with cancer
ARKANSAS CATHOLIC, �Hot Springs parishioner personalizes psalms with artwork�, Little Rock , AR., May 22, 2010, article written by John J. Archibald about my original psalms and artwork .
THE SENTINEL RECORD, �Original Psalms: Local artist, writer shares faith in blog�, March 10, 2010. Review of psalms, artwork and blog
2010-06 PRIVATE STUDIO ART CLASSES. Hot Springs, AR. Designed curriculum and taught through demonstration
2006 BEGINNINGS: Mustard Tree Arts Productions, Art Festival, Little Rock, AR. Juried Art Show. 4 works shown.
WILLOUGHBY HOUSE INAUGURAL ART SHOW, 10 WOMEN, Hot Springs, AR.
THE 23RD PSALM: Mustard Tree Arts Productions, Art Festival, Little Rock, AR. Juried Art show.
2005 TRINITY ARTS CONFERENCE, Dallas, TX. Group show of participants.
2010-07 FLUID SEALING SOLUTIONS, Hot Springs, AR. : Administration/Sales; Responsible for commercial accounts from ordering and filling orders, shipping and receiving, billing. Researched Government procurement opportunities. Interacted with contracting officers, engineers, and sales people. Filled out forms for explicit access to drawings. Assessed drawings to see if it was a good match for our manufacturers, bid and won contracts, fulfilled orders including special packaging requirements, RFID, and bar coding, delivered those products on time. Doubled salary in the first year through commissions from sales. The second year increased sales by 30 percent. Programs used: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and QuickBooks.
2001 ERIE TIMES NEWS - Erie, PA; Design and Illustration for the Marketing Department. present Including 4-color single copy inserts, color and black and white ads, design and illustration of Newspaper In Education supplements, brochures, invitations, posters, etc.
1999 MACARONI CREATIVE SERVICES - Freelance creative service started in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Providing fine art, illustration and graphic design. Local clients- St. Luke�s Episcopal Church, Arlington Hotel
1998-96 RED ROOF AND HOBBY LOBBY - Hot Springs, AR, custom picture framing
1998 SOMAKATOLIGON: Degrees of Embodiment - Art and Mind Physics. Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts. Sponsored by the Boston Visionary Cell, Inc. and Paul Laffoley. Participated in group fine art exhibition. Invited to give a slide presentation along with Harvard scholars.
1997 ARKANSAS ARTS CENTER - Little Rock, Arkansas, 40th Annual Delta Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture. Juror, Charles Desmarais, Director of the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. Accepted to this group fine art exhibition.
CATALOG (that included my work) 40th ANNUAL DELTA, Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, Arkansas, 1997
REVIEW (about above exhibition I participated in) VALERIE JOHNSON, 40th Annual Delta Exhibition, FREE PRESS, Sept. 17-30, 1997
SUFFICIENT GROUNDS - Little Rock, Arkansas, Group show that runs quarterly, Curator-Greg Thompson, Greg Thompson Fine Arts.
REVIEW (about above exhibition I participated in) VALERIE JOHNSON, Arkansas Artists Display Talents, FREE PRESS, Sept. 3-16 1999
AMERICAN ART GALLERY - Hot Springs, Arkansas, representing paintings of local interest Anne and Willie Gilbert, proprietors.
1996 ARDOR - Gallery in the Park, Hot Springs, Arkansas. Sonja Crawford, Director. Solo exhibition
1995 FEMININE SPIRIT - Gallery in the Park, Hot Springs, Arkansas. Fourteen works exhibited. Curated by Sharon Libbert, George Asimos and Joe Correia. Paintings featured in promotional brochure for the Park Hotel.
EARTH, MIND AND SPIRIT - Sun Cities Art Museum, Sun City, Arizona, Director-George Palovich. International Friends of Transformative Art. Artists included were Beth Ames Swartz and Nancy Azara.
PURCELL�S - Hot Springs, Arkansas, representing paintings of local interest. Marsha Johnson, proprietor.
UPSTAIRS STUDIOS - Hot Springs, Arkansas Opened up working studios with 3 other artists as part of the monthly gallery walk.
GOLDEN LEAVES - - Hot Springs, Arkansas, Christmas show by invitation. Twenty works exhibited. Donna France, proprietor.
1994 ENERGY EMPORIUM - Hot Springs, Arkansas; letterhead, logo and brochure illustrations
1994 TRUSTAR PRODUCTIONS - Hot Springs, Arkansas; cassette tape cover illustrations
1993 INTO THE NIGHT - Paintings from dreams and other cosmic things, - Olivia Engh Gallery, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, Joe Davis, Director.
ART FOR THE HOMELESS - Duncan and Porter House, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1992 ART FOR ALL - Cleveland Public Theatre, Cleveland, Ohio. A multidisciplinary investigation, Bernie Jungle, Director.
L'ASSOLUTO NATURALE - Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Director- John Bender.
MATERIAL/ETHERIAL - Paradise on Craig, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
REVIEW - (about above solo exhibition) JOHN BENDER, Material/Ethereal, IN PITTSBURGH, September, 1992
PEEP SHOW - Burmingham Loft, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A multidisciplinary show investigating the theme of its title. The SEVEN CHAKRAS installation was included. Directed by Dana Hokin.
CATALOG (for above exhibition) PEEP SHOW, Burmingham Loft, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1992
ART FOR AIDS - Frick Fine Arts, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Directed by Vicki Clark, Curator, Carnegie Museum.
GROUP AVIARY SHOW - Pittsburgh Aviary. Members of Group A, Directors- Cynthia Bailey and John Bender.
1991 FIVE WOMEN - LaFond Gallery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Creation series exhibited with four other
women. Directed by Maria Stillwell.
REVIEWS (about above exhibition I participated in TONY NORMAN, �5 Women� Explore Wide New World of Art, PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE, December, 1991
ELIE CHARPENTIER, 5 Women, IN PITTSBURGH, December, 1991
M.E. MEYER, Women�s Rites: The Female Gaze Redefines the Feminine, IN PITTSBURGH, 1990
BROUSSARD, CERRAI, CUTRI - Herr-Chambliss Fine Arts, Hot Springs Arkansas. Melinda Herr-Chambliss, director.
CONCEPTS AND DIMENSIONS - Trumbull Art Gallery, Warren, Ohio.
1990 THE FEMALE GAZE - Why Not Etna, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A multi-disciplinary event featuring the visual works of four women, for which I exhibited approximately 15 works.
1992-90 CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY, Pittsburgh, PA, Assistant secretary in the History Department. Hired permanently after various temporary jobs.
1990-88 KUSTOM KORNERS AND CAPPY AND CO., Pittsburgh, PA , custom picture framing
1988 NORTH HILLS ART CENTER, Pittsburgh, PA, Taught Children�s Art Classes, Art Camp
1987 AcutriMents - Erie, PA - entrepreneurial business selling paintings through the interior design industry. Significant client- Fifteen paintings for the Dr. Joseph Barber office.
1987 THE NATURE COMPANY - Worked here as a sales clerk while pursuing fine art.
1987-85 WOODBURY PRESS - Litchfield, Maine, children's book illustrations for Henry the Hesitant Heron by Maine author Jacquelyn Krupinsky
REVIEW (for above book) MEG LONCHARIC, Imagemaker, ERIE TIMES-NEWS, November, 1987
1986-84 INMAC CORPORATION - Santa Clara, California; Graphic Designer for international catalog of computer supplies, furniture and accessories, 1984-86. Full color catalog; page layout, design and photo art direction.
1984-81 LIGHT FORCE COMPANY - Santa Cruz, California; Designer - 1983-84, Production Artist - 1981-82 for national vitamins and health food products company. Full color monthly newsletter, ads, package and point of purchase display, labels, books, flip chart, and illustration.
1983 UNIVERSITY OF THE TREES PRESS - - Boulder Creek, CA; illustration for book ads
1981 THE ART STORE, Scotts Valley, CA, custom picture framing
COMMISSIONS/COLLECTIONS (significant artwork that was purchased)______
Dr. Katie Hurst, Hot Springs, Arkansas
Mrs. W. C. Brown, Hot Springs, Arkansas
Mike Marzonie, Phoenix, Arizona
Katherine Massey, Houston Texas
Dr. Dow Stough, Hot Springs, Arkansas
Joe Davis (Olivia Engh Gallery), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O�Brien, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Fifteen Paintings for the office of Dr. Joseph Barber, Erie, Pennsylvania
2012 MERCYHURST UNIVERSITY, Full time major courses in Art Therapy anticipated graduation 2014
1984-83 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY, Full semester courses in product photography and fashion photography, employer sponsored
1983-80 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTA CRUZ, Intensive courses in production techniques and proficiency and book illustration, employer sponsored
1979-78 MERCYHURST COLLEGE, Full-time studies in liberal arts with a major in fine art
1978-77 IVY SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL ART, Full-time major courses in commercial art


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I'd kicked July off with a migraine (my first since I was 16!), followed by a two-week long tension headache. It's kind of funny, but once I realized it was all due to tension, I relaxed, got a massage, and the whole thing went away.
There's one thing that's very difficult to do when you're caught in the throes of a headache or a migraine – read! So when I started feeling better, it was like my mind was starved for books. Really really starved. In the last four weeks, it feels like all I've been doing is reading, and reading, and more reading. I was getting through books so fast, I didn't have time to Pin them, or even add them to Goodreads.
So today I'm sitting here, trying to remember what-all I've read over the past four weeks. I'm probably missing some reads, but here's the list so far:
Kelley Armstrong's Darkest Powers trilogy: The Summoning, The Awakening and The Reckoning
I enjoyed this series, and I'm very glad that I came to it late, since I really really hate cliffhangers – but guess what? When you have all three books of the trilogy in your hot little hands, it's like having one lovely, long absolutely thrilling book to read. You can say things like, cliffhangers? What cliffhangers?
Book One of Kelley Armstrong's Darkness Rising trilogy, The Gathering
I enjoyed The Gathering even more than the Darkest Powers trilogy. And I was more than a little bummed out because I got the ebook copy of The Calling, the second book in the series, from the library – and I accidentally deleted and returned it! So yes, I'm now back on hold for it. Sigh.
And from Daniel Suarez:
First, I decided to use up some of my Audible credits, and after browsing around, decided on Kill Decision. I enjoyed it, and remembered that some of the reviewers at Audible mentioned that Suarez's Daemon/Freedom ™ books were even better, so I decided to give Daemon a try.
I LOVED Daemon! It was on-the-edge-of-your-seat exciting – I devoured it in a day. I'm now at the start of the sequel, Freedom ™.
Mind Game, by Christine Feehan
I also read one of the books from Christine Feehan's GhostWalkers series, Mind Game. And this is what I discovered about myself (well, okay, I already knew this) – I'm not really cut out for the romantic thriller/paranormal types of reads. Reading Mind Game, I loved the story, I loved the characters, and all I really wanted to know was – what's going to happen next?
The book would have been a page-turner for me, but all the love scenes got in the way. The first love scene was great, in that it was very credible. Actually all of the love scenes were very credible – they happen at reasonable times, and not in the middle of a suspenseful bit of plot.
I've always disliked books where the male and female protagonists are hiding out, people are hunting them, they are basically facing death around every corner – and they somehow find the time to have mind blowing sex in the middle of it all. I mean, really, if your options are A. have ground-shaking fireworks-driven sex or B. survive to see tomorrow, what would you choose?
And even if you did choose option A, seriously, would you really be able to keep your mind on the moment? Wouldn't you have some pesky, worrisome thoughts lurking at the back of your mind, like Wait! What was that I just heard? My God, it sounds like footsteps coming our way. I'm really glad he's enjoying this, but I wish he'd keep the moans down to an almost inaudible level. What if the killer hears us?
Anyway, Feehan wrote that first love scene very credibly, and that first scene was all quite enjoyable. But I ended up quickly flipping through all the remaining love scenes, because what I really wanted to know was, what's going to happen?
So, no, romantic suspense/paranormals just aren't really my cup of tea.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter by Seth Grahame-Smith
I'm in the middle of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter right now, and it's been quite an interesting read so far. I like the way Grahame-Smith weaves fictitious journal entries into the narrative. The whole thing reads rather like nonfiction – fun stuff!
A Song of Fire and Ice series by George R.R. Martin
Yes! I finally got around to picking up this series! I got the audiobook version of A Game of Thrones, and enjoyed it so much in audio, when I saw the boxed set containing Books 1-4 at Costco last week, I couldn't resist. I'll probably end up reading them all in print first, and then going back to the audio versions for a re-read – there are so many characters, I suspect I'll find it a little less confusing if I tackle the series in print first.
Power Play, by Joseph Finder
I've had Power Play in my TBR stacks for a long time now. We don't really have much space for my TBR piles in the condo, so I stash them all in my bedroom closet, along the narrow shelves that run along the top. We've also managed to squeeze our dressers into the closet, the surface of which provides additional TBR room. I happened to wander into the closet one day, thinking vaguely about changing out of my PJs, and saw Power Play on the top of the stack sitting on my dresser. I grabbed it, started reading, and didn't stop until I was finished. Definitely a page-turner. It's the sort of book that you finish and think to yourself, this would make a great movie.
The Keeper of Lost Causes, by Jussi Adler-Olsen
This mystery from Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen has a nice touch of humour to lighten up what would otherwise be quite a grim plot. It was an interesting, quick read, and I'd like to read more in this series about detective Carl Mørck, not so much because Mørck is that absorbing a character, but because I want to find out more about his quirky assistant, Assad!
Hotwire, by Alex Kava
This is the first Maggie O'Dell book I've read, and I'll definitely be reading more in the series. I would have preferred more of a blockbuster, justice for all kind of ending, but I guess when you're talking about government and bureaucracy, it's not really such a credible thing. Still, I found O'Dell interesting, and have put several more of the titles in the series on my TBR list.
The Vanessa Michael Monroe series, by Taylor Stevens
I thoroughly enjoyed reading The Informationist, by Taylor Stevens. Munroe is a wonderfully strong protagonist, and Stevens delivers a thrilling, suspenseful read. As soon as I finished The Informationist, I grabbed a copy of The Innocent, the second book in the series. While The Innocent was a good read, it didn't have quite the flare of The Informationist. But I'm definitely looking forward to the next book in the series!
And the coming attractions:
So all in all, it's been quite a good four weeks for me, reading-wise! I suspect the rest of August will serve up more of the same, as I've got some great-sounding books on hold at the library, as well as some coming-soon attractions that I can hardly wait to get my hands on:
The Twelve, by Justin Cronin
The Beautiful Mystery, by Louise Penny
What about you? What good books have you read lately?


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In the time when a corrupt governor ruled like there was no other power in the world, a little boy named Jesus was born in a backwater town. Powerful and important people--the kind who didn't spend much time with illegitimate children in backwater towns--came looking for him.They went to the big city nearby because they assumed he had to be there and asked the governor where they could find the one who was going to take his place. "We heard that this one is going to be really special," they said, "and we want to take the time to offer our respects to this one." When the governor heard that, he was wounded at the thought that he wasn't important enough and he got scared. "What if it's true?" he asked himself when nobody was around.So, he asked the men to wait a moment while he talked to his advisers about it.
His advisers checked their books and said, "Oh! They must mean this little passage. I guess it kind of suggests that it will be in Bethlehem." "But surely, no ruler can be better than you," they lied to save their necks. So, the governor called for those dignitaries and pumped them for information before telling them to go and look in Bethlehem.
"And if you find him," he remarked coyly as if he had just now thought of it, "why don't you come on back and tell me where he is so I can offer my respects, too." So, the men left the governor's mansion and went to the little town without a stoplight. They followed the signs that had led them this far and were glad to see the leading coming to an end and the finding finally starting. They arrived at the little shack and wiped their expensive shoes on the rag that passed for a welcome-mat before entering in to find a teenage girl with her child. Somehow--perhaps it had something to do with the long journey--they knew this was the one and they stood in shocked silence before a little boy. Something amazing had been revealed to them--the birth of God in human flesh--and they could not take it in. So, they offered gifts to express their worship and respect: stock options, a bible with his name embossed on the cover, and--perhaps most shocking to his mother--a cemetery plot near thecity. As they were leaving, they felt compelled not to return to the governor and so they caught the early flight out.
As they often do, years passed and things changed. The boy grew into a man and grew into his calling.
Jesus' cousin John had been spending time out in the woods preaching to anybody who would come near enough to hear his frantic yelling. He preached: "Y'all need to get right cause the kingdom of heaven is right around the corner." He was forever talking about his cousin and how people should pay more attention to Jesus and less to John. John truly was a voice crying in the wilderness: "Get ready for something new from God! Prepare yourselves for God's appearance." Of course, it's no big surprise that people couldn't stop looking at John. He wore clothes that he had stitched himself that had been made out of fur. He ate bugs and honey (when he could find it). So, he was an oddity and got lots of attention. With the attentive crowds came some people who were listening and were preparing themselves for God's big thing--God's Great Revealing.
But attentive crowds aren't always attentive because they like you or agree with you. Often, John would see some of the members of the local ministerial council hanging out in the crowd and would greet them in his own special way:
"You sons of snakes! Who gave you a clue and told you about the storm that's brewing--I know you didn't see it for yourselves. You came out to hear me? Well, get to changing yourself because your name and your reputation aren't going to do anything for you. Your titles and influence are worthless here. Even now, the chainsaw is gassed up and waiting to be picked up to cut down the trees that don't produce good fruit. And what do you do with bad wood? You burn it up because it's useless. I'm out here baptizing with water because of repentance but there's one coming after me who can do you a sight better--shoot, I'm not even worthy to shine his shoes--and he'll baptize you in the Holy Spirit and fire. Oh, and don't kid yourselves...God's judgment is right around the corner. He's going to sort out the good from the bad real quick.""If anybody should be doing the baptizing it ought to be you and not me.You should baptize me, Jesus."
But, Jesus smiled and said, "No, John, you're doing right. This is the way it's supposed to start. This is the way God's great revelation begins." So, John agreed begrudgingly and baptized Jesus in the creek. When Jesus came up out of the water, he looked up and the skies were torn apart before him. The barriers between God and humans had been broken and cast aside and the Spirit of God came down and a voice was heard saying, "This is my boy. I love him and I'm proud of him."
It was on those two days--the revelation of God to the wise men and at Jesus' baptism--that we see God choosing to self-reveal to the world. The obstacles have been dismissed and the way has been paved. The paths are being made straight. The Kingdom of God has arrived and is arriving.


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Bachelor of Social Work – Advising Guidelines
The following advising guidelines and practices are currently in use by CDSI student services specific to the Social Work Degree program. Also to be considered are FAU guidelines for admissions and graduation as listed in the current catalog.
A. Admissions Requirements
- There are no special admissions criteria for the BSW beyond those of FAU for transfer or four-year students. Students beginning their freshman program (students with fewer than 30 College or University credit hours) at FAU must follow the FAU "Native Student" guidelines in the catalog. Students admitted with 30 or more hours must follow the FAU catalog guidelines for transfer students.
- Students transferring into the BSW from other FAU majors must have a FAU GPA of 2.0 or greater.
- CLAST must be satisfied either by exemption or by completing the CLAST Exam early in the Junior year. See the catalog for details on CLAST.
- There is no special foreign language requirement for the BSW. However, all FAU graduates must satisfy the FAU Foreign Language Admissions requirement of 2 years of High School OR the second level of College language such as SPN 1121 OR demonstrate equivalent ability. See admissions requirement for Language in Catalog.
- Gordon Rule requirements: refer to FAU catalog.
B. Prerequisite Course Work
- Students are required to satisfy prerequisite coursework either prior to or during the BSW program. Students may choose to "dual enroll" at Community College to finish these requirements while attending FAU. Guidelines for the prerequisites are as follows:
- American National Government: This requirement may be satisfied with an introductory Political Science course such as POS1041, POS 2041, POS1001 or POS2112.
- Economics: This requirement may be satisfied with an introductory course in Macro or Micro Economics such as ECO2013 or ECO2023.
- Biology: This requirement may be satisfied with an introductory class in Biology. The recommended class is Life Science, BSC1000 or BSC1005. BSC2085, Anatomy and Physiology, is acceptable, as well as a Human Biology course.
- General Psychology: This requirement is satisfied with an introductory class in Psychology. At FAU, the course is PSY1012.
- Intro to Sociology: This requirement is satisfied with an introductory class in Sociology. At FAU, the course is SYG1000.
- Prerequisite courses can be taken at a Community College or FAU while pursuing the BSW at FAU. Students currently enrolled at FAU must complete a Transient Student/Dual Enrollment form (available from the advising office) if they plan to take classes at the Community College. Students should be reminded to check with their financial aid and work reimbursement rules before enrolling at the Community College. Taking lower-division coursework at the Community College does not violate the "30 hour rule." (This rule is only applicable to upper division course work)
C. Required Social Work Core Coursework
- The Social Work Manual advises the following semester schedule for Social Work courses: (However, it is best that the student speak to a faculty advisor about specific courses and the order in which to take them.)
1st Semester
SOW 3302 Profession of Social Work
SOW 4101 Human Behavior and Social Environment I
2nd Semester
SOW 3232 Social Welfare Policy and Provisions
3rd Semester
SOW 4313 Social Work Practice II
4th Semester
SOW 4343 Social Work Practice III
Social Work Elective
Final Semester
SOW 4510 Field Education in Social Work
- Students must also complete 15 hours of Free Electives with a maximum of 6 hours at the 1000 level.
- Students must complete each SOW prefixed course with a grade of "C" or better. A grade of "C-" will not be counted as credit toward the Social Work degree. Any core course with a grade of "C-" or lower must be retaken.
- All degree requirements must be completed before a student is eligible for SOW4510 Field Education in Social Work. This means that the student must have completed CLAST, the Foreign Language Admission requirement, Gordon Rule requirements, all General Education requirements, as well as all Social Work courses. The student must also have a FAU GPA of 2.5 in order to enter Field Education. A satisfactory grade in Field Education is required to receive the Social Work degree.
- Statistics, STA 2023, is not a prerequisite course, but is required for graduation.
D. Approved Elective Coursework
- Students are advised to select approved elective course work from the pre-approved set of electives listed in the Social Work Manual. Any SOW course that is not counted as part of the SOW Core or SOW Elective sections may count as approved elective credit with a grade of "C" or better. Any deviation from the courses requires approval.
- Students who have met the College Admissions criteria and SOW prerequisites transferring from another degree program into the SOW with upper division credits may transfer up to 21 credit hours of 3000 and 4000 level credits, 6 credits of these hours must be pre-approved. This provision ensures that every SOW graduate will have obtained a minimum of 39 credit hours of either SOW prefixed or faculty pre-approved elective course work.
E. Free Elective Course work
- This section is satisfied with 1000-4000 level College or University course work not previously counted as credit toward the 120 hour SOW degree. There is a maximum of two 1000 level courses which can be taken in the last 60 hours.
- Free electives may be used to fulfill FAU Admissions, Foreign Language, Gordon Rule, General Education, and/or SOW pre-requisite deficiencies.
F. SOW Field Experience
- All SOW majors must satisfy the Field Education requirement, SOW 4510. Students must meet certain requirements to be eligible to enroll in Field Education. Students must complete all admission, general education, Gordon Rule, and CLAST requirements prior to eligibility. Field Education may only be taken at the end of the student's coursework.
- Students should consult with an academic coordinator or the Director of Field Education Programs to discuss eligibility for entrance to Field Education. Students must attend an orientation session regarding Field Education and complete appropriate paperwork.
G. Students Transferring with Upper Division Credits
- Students may transfer up to 21 hours of upper division elective credits into the approved elective section and free elective section. However, 6 hours must come from a pre-approved list of electives.
- Students who have completed SOW credits at another institution may bring these credits into their program at the discretion of the SOW faculty. FAU requires that the last 30 credit hours of upper division be completed at FAU to receive a degree from FAU.
H. Double Major and Dual Degree
- Students pursuing a double major must satisfy the SOW prerequisites, 39 hours of SOW course work, 6 hours of pre-approved elective course work, and 15 hours of\ free electives. A faculty advisor must approve courses that are not related to the field of SOW and are not pre-approved to count as electives. Students must also submit a Double Major form to the Office of the Registrar.
- Students pursuing a Dual or Second Bachelor degree must meet the University requirement of an additional 30 hours beyond a 120 hour degree program. For a Second Bachelor in SOW, the student must satisfy the program prerequisites, 39 hours of SOW course work, and 6 hours of pre-approved electives. During the first week of the last semester of the program, students are required to submit an application for graduation, which notifies FAU of your intent to graduate and begins the process of degree approval. It also enables the graduate to receive commencement ticket information.
We're Here to Help
For any questions regarding the Bachelor of Social Work degree program, please contact Dr. Gail Horton (Program Coordinator) at 561-297-3234.
For questions about advising, please contact the College Advising Center at 561-297-2316. To make an appointment with your advisor, please log on to the Success Network/Starfish.


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18 Dollars
December 2003, Rochester, NY. After dropping a friends off, I had pulled up to a red light at the corner of Alexander St. and Monroe Ave (about 2 blocks from my apartment). I looked over to the Arby's to my right and took note of 5 foot snow mound that built in the parking lot. To my amazement, I saw woman dressed my eccentric Jewish grandmother (in animal prints and a pill hat) making her way over the snow bank. Then she made her way to my car and knocked on the window. Shocked and bewildered by the oddity of the experience, I forgot my urban survival instinct and rolled down the window. She told me car was stuck in the snow and she need a lift home. My car had been stuck in the snow earlier that day so I totally emphasized with her. Plus, it was my gentlemanly duty to help a lady in distress, so I let her in.
She thanked me for giving her a lift and told me her name was Candy. I told her my name was Ben and it was my pleasure to help. Candy asked if we could the heat up some more and I explained it was already all the way up. The she started rubbing her cold hand on my shoulder, "to get warm" she said and asked if mind. No, I didn't mind, it was pretty cold out there and she was just trying to warm up. The she started rubbing my inner thigh and asked, "have you ever slept with a black woman before?" Again bewildered, I responded, "Well, it's on my list of things to do but I wasn't planning it tonight."
The clues began to sink in. Her name was Candy, she wore animals, she proposition me for sex. I had prostitute in my car. I mean, who is at an Arby's at 4 in the morning. I kindly explained to her that she wasn't going to get what she looking from me. She didn't seem to understand. "I'm not going to pay you have sex with me." I felt bad for calling her as a prostitute, I mean, I wasn't sure. She could have just be a very friendly lady. I said I would drop her off and forget the whole thing. It was gentleman thing to do.
She said it was to bad, we could had some fun. I told her, "All I had was 18 dollars and I could afford her even if I wanted." She said we could still have fun for that. Now, I know that I am not experience on such things but I am pretty sure the going rate of prostitute is higher that 18 dollars.
We drove until we got to the end of Alexander St and asked her how much further and she said "oh, just keep going" and she keep grabbing the inside of my thigh. I was like, "uh, it's a bit difficult to drive when you do that." She said, "Oh, I am sorry. But I bet you really big down there, I can tell."
Well, this lady is obviously an expert in what she does and who am I to disagree with her. Then we got a little more familiar. She told her real name was Kelly and I was little sad that I didn't realize Candy was a fake name. She then told me had three children and a son my age but not to worry because got a c-section and offer to show me the scar as proof. I politely declined.
Kelly/Candy then asked if she could smoke in my car. I told I would prefer if she didn't because I had allergies. She said, "what if I roll down the window?" And I was like, "ah, it's snowing." "Well, can I smoke hash?" And I was like, "wha?" And I guess, wha in prostitute speaks means "yes, you can smoke hash in my car." Because the next thing I know she takes out her hash pipe. While doing this her knife falls out of her pocket and quickly slips in back explaining, "a lady gots to protect herself."
This is when it gets weird, she starts telling me to run stop signs. Stop on yellows. Speed up, slow down. She couldn't make her mind up. Then realize, it's 4:45 in morning during a snow storm, the only people out are snow plows, prostitutes, and the police. What if a police officer saw me let Kelly out of my car? What am I going to tell them? "I was only giving her a ride." That didn't work for Eddie Murphy it wasn't going to work for me. I asked, "where do you usually get off?" "Oh, it's coming up soon."
Soon? Soon!? I snapped. And with the rage of fury said... "oh well, actually I'm kinda tired and I need to laundry in morning. So, soon will be good." She said ok, and told me to pull up around the corner.
We pulled up to the corner. I apologized for send her out to the cold and explained age I was tired. And she was pleasant, and thanked me for letting in out of the cold. She took off her seatbelt and open the door... then pulled out her knife and told me to give her all my money. I was stunned. I said, "I told you, all I had was 18 dollars." I took my wallet out and open it up to show her. She just grabbed the money out of the wallet and ran. I closed the door and slowly drove home. Best 18 dollars I've ever spent.


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The other day I was having a discussion about "beliefs" and such with a long time friend and co-worker. He has always listened to me ramble on about what I believe and has never, until now, said anything in response. He said that he had a challenge for me. I was shocked because he never really "participated" in any of my "ramblings" so I was curious as to what it might be. This man has been my friend for over 15 years and is someone who taught me a thing or two about electrical work ( I am an electrician). He has children and is a Christian. His challenge was this: You're in Afghanistan, you're being overrun by the enemy and you know this is the end. You know you will never see your wife or family ever again. If you have no faith, what will you cling to in that moment? Will I be able to remain an atheist, or will I revert back to what I was before? A christian. I had to stop for a moment and think about this. Humans will do and say crazy and things when faced with injury or death. I remember shortly after my "conversion" to atheism, this same friend was in a serious electrical accident that burned his face and hands. After he was taken to the hospital, myself and another electrician had to restore the power to the building. During this time, as I was "suiting up" in my arc flash gear, I remember thinking, "Please let him be okay and please don't let me or anyone else get hurt when we re-energize the power". After things calmed down, I thought to myself, "Who were you talking to?". Was I praying? I think I was! I was upset with myself because I never want to be hypocritical with what I believe. I have thought long and hard about who I am. I did not become an atheist overnight. It took many years. From Christian to agnosticism to atheism. I told myself that some habits are hard to break. I used to "pray" all the time. This is something I needed to work through.
So, my answer to the challenge? I truly hope that I will remain true to myself if ever faced with another situation like that or the situation he described. Hopefully I'll never have to find out the answer! Let me know what you think.
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I would think that in that moment you would cling in desperation to the impossible chance that you would see your family again - that you would go down screaming out their names. On the other hand you could call out to Yahweh to deliver you. If you are for sure going to die - what's the difference? Even if you call out "Oh, Lord Baby Jesus Sweet Mother of Mary forgive me for all I've done and deliver me from mine enemy," it won't actually make Christian mythology 'real'.
I would cling on to positive thoughts, or just fight for my life and hope for the best.
When your friend was hurt and you were thinking "please let him be OK" ... you were just expressing your hopes - it doesn't mean you believe in god. Imagine playing baseball, you're at the plate and the game is tied. You hit the ball, and you watch it sail, thinking, "come on baby, over the fence!" - is that praying? You know your thoughts aren't going to make it go any farther, but you still think your hopeful thought. Doesn't mean for a second that you believe in a supernatural power.
Your friend was using a version of the classic "there are no atheists in foxholes" argument. It's bogus. There most assuredly are atheists in foxholes. (see http://www.militaryatheists.org/expaif.html/, and http://ffrf.org/outreach/atheists-in-foxholes/)
You say you were a christian for a long time. In times of stress or high emotions, it's natural to revert to the language of your youth. For example, if you know someone who's second language is english, and you've ever seen them get angry, most likely, they revert to their native language. Our language and our emotions are deeply connected. In fact, swear words aren't even stored in the language part of our brain - they're in the emotion part (which helps explain why people with Turrets blurt swear words).
So don't sweat it. Your friend is trying to get you to admit you still believe in god by trumping up an unlikely hypothetical, emotionally charged situation, and then to base your belief on what you may or may not say at a time when your reasoning faculties are seriously inhibited. You should always be cautious about making any major life decision at times of great stress - so it doesn't matter what you might say in the foxhole.
Good answer, Karen - you just won a lifetime supply of twizzlers! Would you believe week-end supply? A twizzler?
Why do I get the feeling the twizzler might arrive half-eaten?
Even if you reverted in a moment of weakness, if you could no longer accept Christianity because too many things didn't make sense, you would not be accepting the religion through an honest means. You would be accepting it out of dishonest desperation. It really doesn't matter what you do when you are dying, because you aren't responsible to anyone at that point. But if the Christian god was real, it would be wrong to come to him on account of irrational or dishonest thinking, because God is depicted as a god of order.
Doing something crazy or irrational as an act of desperation is not uncommon in human behavior. It really isn't a measure of suppressed feelings or beliefs. It doesn't mean you really believe in the Christian religion deep down. It just means humans do crazy stuff when desperate. They kill people, they eat each other, they do all sorts of things.
I was in a car wreck the week before last. I didn't know how bad it would be at the onset of the accident, but I knew I would be hurt. There really wasn't time for clinging to anything. There wasn't any way to control my destiny. Once it became clear that I would impact, I simply let go, closed my eyes, and waited. Less than a second later the car was stopped.
Luckily, I had no serious injuries. But this experience makes me wonder if we need to have something to cling to at all. There is something to be said for simply accepting your reality and living it, be it through the mundane or more harrowing moments.
I think you would remain true to yourself. Wishful thinking, call it prayer if you like, is not an admission of faith.
I was once a passenger in a car accident. At the time I "knew" I was going to die. I had no doubt that my time was up. It was the classic sensation of watching everything in slow motion. I remember thinking of my family as my main concern. I also – and this is not with the benefit of hindsight – remember laughing to myself because I heard myself thinking the words "It's true I will not want god at the time of my death." I was delighted with my reaction. I walked away unscratched. That was over 25 years ago. BTW I seldom tell that story.
There is a deeper understanding of life (and death) that those of us that "think Atheist" have. The philosophical outlook developed without the dependence on a god allows a greater appreciation of life and with that a removal of the fear of death. Death will only take a second. I know we use the line that death will be like remembering the time before we were born but it is true.
As Atheists we are compelled to look at the finite nature of life and what that means. We have one life and when it over it's over. I live my life with that certainty. Religion cheats people of realising the true essence of living a life without the fear of death. It makes a promise that is so ridiculous when you think about it. Theists refuse to think it through. Believe in this invisible creator that exists outside the confines of time and space and you can live forever (more than 1000 billion years!!) Man infinity is very long especially towards the end!!! (Woody Allen)
In my time I have seen a few people die or been there towards the end. I have never seen an Atheist panic. They have always been at peace. My friend who works in a Hospice helps people die every day. She is an Atheist and says that only the religious are scared because deep down they are scared that the false promise of religion might actually be just that – False. It is only on their death beds that they start to challenge their doubts and by then it is too late to live your life free from them. Another crime of religion!!
As long as we're telling car accident anecdotes, some years ago, I was moving across the state and had packed everything in a U-Haul trailer to be pulled behind my car - I had never done this before, so when I'd finished, I found I still had some room, and I had ten or twelve concrete blocks that I had been using to create bookshelves (I was in college - we did that then), so rather than leave them behind, I decided to toss them in the back.
One of the rules I've since learned about loading a trailer, is that the heaviest weight needs to go between the trailer wheels and the car - I had loaded the greatest weight at the rear.
About an hour into the trip, the trailer started fishtailing, swaying from side to side. I slowed to 45, and it seemed to stop. Once I again had control, I sped up slightly, and the fishtailing began again, just as a car was coming down a hill on the other side of the highway. Concerned that the swaying trailer might sideswipe the oncoming car, I pulled as far to the right as I could. At this point, the swaying trailer actually went off the concrete, and having done so, began flipping, taking the entire car with it.
I had never rolled a car before, had no idea what to expect, and as Reg said above, the slow motion effect kicked in. For all I knew, I was facing death (we ignored seatbelts in those days), and as the car began it's slow-motion roll, I recall my exact thoughts: "This is SO cool!"
When Steve Jobs died, he was quoted by a number of reliable sources as to his last words: "Oh, wow! Oh, wow!"
That is awesome. I have always been fascinated by that slow-motion effect. It happened to my brother as a passenger on the freeway a number of years ago and he thought it was God. I had a rollover accident due to swerving to avoid rear ending someone while I had bad brakes. I rolled up a steep bank and after stopping, the car was at enough of an angle to just roll over. But it was so slow, so I didn't get that slow-down matrix effect.
Great story! Reminds me of my (far less dramatic) spin out. Driving my first car - a 1969 beetle - down a steep Seattle hill and hit a patch of black ice. I was definitely was not in fear for my life, but the slo-mo thing was going on. I knew I wasn't going to be able to control the car until I was off the ice, so just let it go and remember clearly thinking what a fantastic 360 degree view I was getting. There's nothing like Mount Rainier across Lake Washington on a crystal clear day!


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While a number of businesses and entertainment groups put on some outstanding productions, some of the very best things to see and do here are events put on by a broad base of community volunteers. From theater productions and musicals to art shows and weekend festivals, from May until October, Brunswick County is hopping.
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American Sugar Consumption
OnlineNursingPrograms.com visually shows the readers that they are eating WAY too much sugar with the American Sugar Consumption infographic. It is an eye opener to see how much more we are consuming than the recommended amount and that it can be harmful for us. It is even going to be difficult to cut back, because sugar is as addictive as cocaine!
The consumption of sugar will always be an issue for nutritionists and health buffs everywhere. As long as sugar remains a large part of the American diet, we will continue to hear about all the negative effects sugar can have on the body. As someone who is studying nursing, it'll be important to understand how the overconsumption of sugar may cause many health problems in the future. Many may ask: Is this concern exaggerated? Absolutely not. Sugar is in everything and it has contributed to the growing obesity epidemic in the United States. Since 1990, sugar intake has increased by 40 lbs a year. Is it a coincidence that the obesity rate has increased by 20 percent? As a nurse, you will see many cases in which a reduction of sugar intake could have gone a long way to ensuring less visits to the hospital. It'll be important as a nurse to educate your patients on why sugar is bad and why they should limit their consumption of sugar. This infographic will show you just how getting your daily sugar fix may be contributing to many short term and long term health issues.
This is a great infographic design. It's eye-catching, and uses data visualizations to put the statistical values into context for the readers. I like the simple color scheme, the use of piles of sugar (like the wheelbarrow and the dumpster) and the real world objects used to provide scale (soda cans and gallon jugs).
Only a couple things I would suggest to improve the design:
The average adult easts 22 teaspoons of sugar per day, but the visualization shows 24
The average child eats 32 teaspoons of sugar per day, but 33 spoons are shown in the visualization
The URL link to the original infographic landing page should be in the footnotes
Thanks to Emily for sending in the link!


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Tubs of turnips lie on Kenny Taylor's garage floor, pulled from the soft autumn earth and ready to be cut and brined into turnip kraut. Outside it's cool but the kraut workers inside are already warmed up by the wood stove in a far corner, the effort of hand-turning kraut cutters and cups of homemade wine.
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The aerodynamics of trains is just one of the topics from the German Aerospace Center (DLR) that will be on display at InnoTrans, the international trade show for rail traffic technology, from 19-22 September 2006, in Berlin. In addition, DLR scientists will highlight wind tunnel research, which was used to design the shape of ICE 1 trains. Also on display will be the newest optical measuring techniques for wind tunnels, all as part of the "Rail Research at the German Aerospace Center" showcase.
During the four-day Berlin InnoTrans event, DLR will showcase a wide spectrum of rail transportation research activities. One highlight of recent research work will come from the DLR Institute of Aerodynamics and Flow Technology, in Göttingen. Institute scientists have equipped special wind tunnels with the latest modern optical measuring equipment. For the first time, air flow and density field surveys for high-speed train models are being tracked in the Cryogenic Wind Tunnel, in Cologne, and in the High-Pressure Wind Tunnel (HDG), in Göttingen (both are part of the German-Dutch Wind Tunnels (DNW) programme), providing a realistic simulation of the Reynolds number, a physical quantity used by engineers to characterise the flow of air around a moving object.
Due to the increasing importance of high-speed rail transportation, DLR is now focusing not only on aerodynamic optimisation for trains, but also on sustaining and improving safety and boosting environmental friendliness. Significant aerodynamic investigations are thus being accomplished both in the context of framework programme research projects and in close co-operation with train manufacturers.
A second element of the DLR presence at InnoTrans will be provided by DLR's Institute of Traffic Management and Vehicle Control. Scientists from the Brunswick, Germany-based institute will showcase their activities directed at traffic management and safety technology, including their railway simulation laboratory, dubbed RailSiTe®, which provides modular real-time simulation.
RailSiTe® enables new systems and components to be tested for intercompatibility and safety, independent of individual manufacturers. The uniform European Train Control System, which is scheduled to replace the 16 different systems now in use in Europe, places emphasis on research and development in the face of diverse challenges. DLR aims to provide important enabling technologies, including new components and systems, and develop deployment strategies in which migration can take place efficiently and effectively
The Stuttgart-based DLR Institute of Vehicle Concepts will also display rail-running vehicles of the future. The aim is to inform InnoTrans visitors of their present state of development, new technologies and driving mechanisms. Included in the presentation will be the latest composite construction elements and modular train car structures. In Stuttgart and other research institutes, energy flows within vehicles are being successfully modelled with the aim of deploying a working hybrid energy storage system.
Further, train transportation applications based on the Galileo satellite navigation system are being developed by DLR's Institute of Traffic Management and Vehicle Control, working together with the Institute of Communications and Navigation, located in Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany. The Galileo system will be capable of providing precise location information, which, for example, could be used to validate train integrity or to avoid collisions.
Focusing on passenger and freight traffic, InnoTrans, with its prime focus on rail transportation technology, is considered to be the top international venue for vendor and user communities alike. DLR aims to promote itself at the trade show in Berlin, home to some 220 transportation engineering companies, as a reliable partner for a diverse and growing range of transportation research activities.


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here is the third board, light wood bord !
it's 2 plys 1/8 baltic plus one little piece ( third ) on top for the inserts not to show thought the top ( inserts are .375 , to hight.).
it's more or less 142 x 46 little rocker little concave.
hollow insodes ( see board 4 ). glued with urethane under vac !
one 6 oz glas top and bottom, wraped rails ( pain in th.......), last time i do that on sharp rails even with vac.
carbon x colored glass tapes for the looks.
BUT something went terribly wrong as i switched from west system ( wich it expensive ) to miapoxy ( wich is not expensive ). i went for the slow hardener, and, it's been 2 fulls days ( 48 hours ) 25 celcuis average ( 30 days ) and the resin is still soft ( sticky ) on the edges ( center and most of the board is cool, the rails and adges are soft ) ?????????????????
triyed to sand this shit today, BIG BIG PAIN somewhere !!! got the most soft thing away.
comments ?
i'm desperate, going to sand all this and get a hot coat over it, ride it and let it be !!!!
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CONCACAF CONFIRMS DATES & TIMES FOR REAL SALT LAKE-COLUMBUS CREW CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Quarterfinal SERIES
MLS Rivals Start "Knockout" Phase of Tournament on Tuesday, Feb. 22, at Columbus Crew Stadium;
Teams Return to Rio Tinto Stadium for Leg Two on Tuesday, March 1, with Kickoff Set for 8:00 p.m. MT
SANDY, Utah / NEW YORK (Wednesday, November 10, 2010) – The Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) today announced the schedule for the Quarterfinal Round of the 2010/11 edition of the CONCACAF Champions League, which will begin when Real Salt Lake and fellow Major League Soccer competitor Columbus Crew meet on Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Kickoff is slated for 6:00 p.m. MT at Columbus Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. The teams will then head Rio Tinto Stadium one week later on Tuesday, March 1, 2011, for the decisive Leg Two, which is set for an 8:00 p.m. MT start in Sandy. Both legs of the CCL Quarterfinal Round between Real Salt Lake and Columbus will be broadcast live on Fox Soccer Channel.
All series in the CCL's Championship Stage (Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Final) will be played in an aggregate-goal format, with the number of away goals scored counting as the first tiebreaker should the series be even after 180 minutes of regulation play. Should the series still be deadlocked after away goals are applied, a 30-minute "mini-game" will be played in its entirety upon the conclusion of Leg Two, to be followed by best-of-five kicks from the penalty spot, if necessary.
The winner of the Real Salt Lake-Columbus series will be guaranteed to square off against a Central American side in the Semifinal Round, as Costa Rican powerhouse Deportivo Saprissa and Honduran champion CD Olimpia have been drawn on the same side of the bracket as the two MLS rivals. The opposite side of the draw is an all-Mexican Primera Division affair, as RSL's Group A nemesis Cruz Azul will take on Santos Laguna in one quarterfinal, and Monterrey and Toluca will square off in the other "Round of 8" showdown.
CONCACAF Champions League Championship Stage Schedule
(home teams listed first)
Quarterfinal Round: Leg One
Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011
6:00 p.m. MT – Columbus Crew (USA) v. Real Salt Lake (USA)
8:00 p.m. MT – Cruz Azul (MEX) v. Santos Laguna (MEX)
Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011
6:00 p.m. MT – Toluca (MEX) v. Monterrey (MEX)
Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011
6:00 p.m. MT – Deportivo Saprissa (CRC) v. CD Olimpia (HON)
Quarterfinal Round: Leg Two
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
6:00 p.m. MT – Santos Laguna (MEX) v. Cruz Azul (MEX)
8:00 p.m. MT – Real Salt Lake (USA) v. Columbus Crew (USA)
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
6:00 p.m. MT – Monterrey (MEX) v. Toluca (MEX)
Thursday, March 3, 2011
6:00 p.m. MT – CD Olimpia (HON) v. Deportivo Saprissa (CRC)
Semifinal Round
First Leg
March 15-17, 2011
Real Salt Lake-Columbus winner v. CD Olimpia-Deportivo Saprissa winner
Monterrey-Toluca winner v. Santos-Cruz Azul winner
Second Leg
April 5-7, 2011
CD Olimpia-Deportivo Saprissa winner v. Real Salt Lake-Columbus winner
Santos-Cruz Azul winner v. Monterrey-Toluca winner
Final Round
First Leg
April 19-21, 2011
Santos-Cruz Azul/Monterrey-Toluca winner v. CD Olimpia-Deportivo Saprissa/Real Salt Lake-Columbus winner
Second Leg
April 26-28, 2011
CD Olimpia-Deportivo Saprissa/Real Salt Lake-Columbus winner v. Santos-Cruz Azul/Monterrey-Toluca winner
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Outside drinks are not allowed. In an effort to make Kiddie Park as safe as possible, we don't allow outside drinks of any kind to be brought into Kiddie Park. This way we can be certain that no alcohol is in our park. The only exception to this rule is for Private Parties because you are renting out the entire park, and those who book the Cabana or V.I.P. Packages. (We do offer bulk drink options for parties. Those can be found here.)
Party Deposit Refund and Rain-Out Policy
- Parties cancelled prior to the 48 hour deadline will recieve a refund of deposit.
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- Parties underway that are more than 1/2 complete cannot be refunded. (If possible we will extend your party time for brief showers.)
- Parties underway that are less than 1/2 complete will be refunded 50% of their party balance without the deposit, which can be used for another party date or converted park credit.
Pizza and KP Meals Ordering Policy
Pizza Orders and KP Meal Orders must be received a minimum of 2 days prior to your party. To order either of these for your party, you pay half your order total in advance and the other half the day of the party. If you cancel your order before Papa John's puts the pizza in the oven or before the meals are made, you get a full refund. If you cancel after the pizza has been placed in the oven or the food has been prepared, the pizza/KP meal balance is nonrefundable and nontransferable.
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The life blood of the health service
This band of bikers includes an engineer, a businessman and a former police officer but they are not just easy riders. They work together delivering urgently-needed blood and medical supplies to hospitals. The 140 volunteers work for free during the night and on weekends.
Our reporter Nashreen Issa has been out with the charity called SERV. She talks to biker Graham Perrin and Angela Green from East Kent Hospitals. Also featured are Caitlin and Alison Kydd who meet the chairman of the group Arthur Godden.
Thanks - you are a life saver
It's not often volunteers working for the charity SERV get to meet the people whose lives they helped save. In this clip school-girl Caitlin Kydd and her mum Alison thank the team of 140 volunteers who working mainly during the night to transport blood to hospitals.
They meet the chairman of the group Arthur Godden.
How bikers save the NHS thousands of pounds
Angela Green from the East Kent Hospitals Trust explains how a group of bikers in Kent help save the NHS tens and thousands of pounds.
Riders from the SERV group deliver urgently- needed blood to hospitals.They're on call 365 days a year.
They also deliver blood to the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance. It means doctors and paramedics can carry out transfusions at the scene of an accident increasing someone's chance of survival. It's a procedure that's usually performed after a patient arrives at hospital.
Becoming a bloodrunner - what motivated you ?
Isobelle Platt says her young niece inspired her to become a blood runner. She's now working for the charity called Service by Emergency Rider Volunteers. The volunteers deliver blood and other medical supplies to hospitals and hospices in Kent for free.
Meet the biker who could save your life
Every night and every weekend, volunteers from a group called SERV are on call to help ferry blood from bloodbanks to people in need. The charity is calling for more bikers, drivers, helpers and fundraisers. Graham Perrin explains why he does it.


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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker Cobras defeated the St. Andrews Knights with ease, 8-0, on Tuesday (April 1) in a non-conference baseball game. With the win the Cobras improve to 18-14 on the year.
Coker wasted no time getting on the board as they plated three runs in the first inning. The Navy and Yellow pushed two more across in the second, along with a single runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings.
Six pitchers toed the rubber for the Cobras, holding the Knights scoreless and allowing just eight hits. Adam Webb (4-0) earned the win with two scoreless innings of work on the hill. He allowed one hit and recorded a strikeout.
Sammy Song continued his dominance at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double, a triple, an RBI and a run scored. Tyler Bires also picked up a pair of hits with an RBI and a run scored, while Fico Kondla had a double with two RBIs and Dustin Russell had a triple with an RBI. Also driving in runs for the Cobras were Shea Bell, Jarren Donato and Ernie Kirkwood.
The Cobras will be back in action on Wednesday (April 2) for another home game, this time against St. Augustine's. First pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m.
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Using Cover Flow to Find Music on Your iPhone
You can find music on your iPhone by using the Cover Flow feature. Cover Flow lets you browse through your music collection by its album artwork.
To use Cover Flow, turn your iPhone sideways (that is, long edges parallel to the ground). As long as you're not browsing the Internet or viewing video (and, of course, you've tapped the iPod icon on the Home screen so that your iPhone behaves like an iPod), Cover Flow fills the screen.
To see the tracks (songs) on an album, tap the cover when it's centered or tap the info button (the little i) in the lower-right corner of the screen. The track list appears.
To play a track, tap its name in the list. If the list is long, scroll by dragging or flicking up and down on it.
To go back to Cover Flow, tap the title bar at the top of the track list or tap the little i button again.
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