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Flannery O'Connor also produced artful linoleum cut cartoons. Dig this one from our triptych:
Caption: "Do you have any books the faculty doesn't particularly recommend?"
It's there (and here) to represent contributor Glen David Gold's review of Escape Velocity by Charles Portis and The Cartoons (of O'Connor.) Gold blows me away everytime. Check him out.
"For our purposes here, I need a word for the output created by an artist in a medium other than the one in which he or she is definitely gifted. For much of the time, this can just be a "hobby" — I think of Harry Dean Stanton playing guitar, for instance — but now and again, either through critical attention or bullhorn announcement courtesy of the artist himself, the secondary work ends up being considered important.
Oeuthre is a lovely word, which came courtesy of my friend Paul Armfield. It combines a feeling for the totality of the work, and otherness, along with a phonetic hint that seems, depending on the lighting, either shoddy or exotic. In July, at the San Diego Comicon, I stumbled over a book I did not know existed, collecting an oeuthre that sounded surreal — the cartoons of Flannery O'Connor. This handsome hardcover meticulously presents the linoleum prints she carved and sometimes captioned before the Iowa Writers' Workshop gave her a new direction to follow."
The panel is also part collage and the entire triptych blends two iguanas made one: Staring out at us while accompanying O'Connor's library patron is the head of one of biologist-illustrator Ernst Haeckel's brilliant studies and the body (which links to Lisa Locascio's review of Diana Wagman's latest novel, The Care and Feeding of Exotic Pets) is from a copper plate engraving by J. Pass (1793-1828.) Published in 1812, the iguana is from a print identifying multiple lizards, one that lives among lounge lacerta and other pictures at the Mid-Manhattan Library Picture Collection.
This fab, intricately composed picture from Wikimedia Commons is of Haeckel and Anthropologist Nicholas Miklouho-Maclay(did they take it of themselves?) How cool and contemporary do these two look? Of course they're pulling it off, they're originals. Eat your heart out, John Varvatos.
The meticulous works of J. Pass are also highly collectible, available through Antiquarian booksellers. Pass also has a page on the National Portrait Gallery website.
The tail of our Iguana turns on the third panel of the triptych in Honduras where James McGirk writes about Privatizing Paradise in the Murder Capital of the World.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Rutgers lightweight crew began the spring season with a win in the varsity-eight race for the Lev Brett Cup March 29 on the Schuykill River.
Rutgers, ranked 10th in the USRowing Preseason Collegiate Men's Lightweight Eight Coaches Poll, won the varsity race with a time of 6:03.4, edging out eighth-ranked Penn (6:10.6). The RU novice men finished second to host Penn in the other race with a time of 6:13.6.
The Scarlet Knights will next be in action Saturday, April 5, when Rutgers takes on Columbia for the Wit Cup on the Harlem River.
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Penn/Rutgers Lightweight Crew
Saturday, March 29; Schuykill River
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Over the next two weeks Technology Services will be gathering input for our Strategic Planning and future decision making process.. We will be going building to building gathering your thoughts and ideas on how to serve the Technology needs of UW-Superior. We also offer an online form to submit this information. In either case, the input will be kept anonymous and used only for future planning. We value the input of all Students, Faculty, and Staff and want to gather your comments and ideas. You are free to attend any of the sessions when they are advertised.
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We have held sessions at the locations above and do not have any future sessions scheduled at this time. Please fill out the online form located at http://www.uwsuper.edu/technology to enter your survey online. Click on the Ear logo to start the survey. After you complete the anonymous survey you will be redirected to the prize drawing entry form.
Anyone who fills out a form at a session or online will be eligible to enter our prize drawing (One Entry per Person, must be a currently enrolled UW-Superior Student, or currently employed as a Faculty, or Staff member on the UW-Superior campus). When you fill-out the form on-line and submit you be re-directed to a place where you can register for the prize drawing.
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The ban on large sized sugary beverages goes into effect Tuesday. Talk radio host Curtis Sliwa had plenty to say about the new regulation in New York City.
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Day 2: Hike Lagos to Luz Beach (13km, +450m).
Short transfer to Lagos, a beautiful city full of character in Algarve. Start walking by the old and narrow streets getting to the sea. You can still see evidence of the wall surrounding the town for protection. You follow an amazing coast line to Ponta da Piedade where you will find fantastic sceneries of cliffs, caves and rocks with an amazing mixture of colors! From above the sea you will see the small town of Luz where there is a beautiful beach of fine and golden sand. Night on the same hotel as day before.
Day 3: Hike Luz to Salema village - (13km, +400m)
On this day you will find some small fishing villages and some abandoned fortresses which remind us of the time when this coast was ravaged by pirates! In Salema you can enjoy the beach and the tasty local gastronomy based on fresh fish from the ocean.
Night on a Guest House close to the beach, inside the typical village of Salema
Day 4: Short car transfer and Hike from the Typical inland villages to Salema - (9km, +150m) or (16,5km, +300m). This is your rest day in Salema, or not; you have the possibility to discover some typical inland villages and an amazing stone pine wood.
Night on the same hotel as day before.
Day 5: Hike Salema to Sagres (16,5km, +700m, difficult terrain) or transfer by car to Zavial and hike to Sagres (11km, +300m, moderate).
This day is the most spectacular in natural beauty! Deserted secret beaches with lagoons and a coast line almost untouched by Man, a landscape of rare beauty which is discovered while you walk along trails on the cliffs. Finally you get to beautiful Baleeira Bay, with an amazing beach of fine sand and five small islands which give this place a unique charm! This is where you will stay the last two nights of your program.
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Forefront: Today you were in a room full of economists and other people very comfortable with numbers, and you were telling stories that were very powerful, sometimes heartbreaking. What value do you think that brings to academics?
Kotlowitz: What economists do and what policymakers do is incredibly important. They step back and try to look at the broad picture and try to figure out what policy makes sense, what policy works, what policy doesn't work. What I hoped to do today was simply remind them that we're talking about real people, and that people are complicated. They're messy. I know that economists think about people making rational choices.
One of the questions that came up in my dinner with a group of economists last night was, why does it seem that people living in very impoverished communities don't make the rational choice? The challenge is to understand why, for them, it might seem rational in the moment. Not that it justifies it, but to understand it, to try to understand who they are. I guess I hoped to give what they do some humanity.
Forefront: You talked about the state of our inner cities and how a man from Englewood on the southwest side of Chicago recently remarked how things have gotten so bad. Do you really think things have gotten worse in our inner cities in the past 25 years?
Kotlowitz: There are a lot of things that have changed over the past 25 years, and some for the good. I think the church, especially the black church, has become much more engaged in these communities. There's been the growth of community development corporations. The CDCs have grown, and in some cases performed minor miracles, but funding is incredibly short.
There was an effort in places like Chicago and other cities to tear down public housing, to raze these monolithic, monstrous structures that probably never should have been built in the first place. So there are things to make us think that we are doing better. And there are probably some good things to say about welfare reform.
But it's troubling to me that when you go into these communities, especially in the wake of the 2008 economic collapse, you see communities that physically look in some ways worse than they did 15 or 20 years ago. In the course of filming [The Interrupters]— we filmed from the summer of 2009 to the summer of 2010—we literally saw blocks change during the course of that year because of the foreclosures. Then you've got the stubborn persistence of the violence. You've got the schools, which we are still struggling with. We've been very good in our cities in creating these terrific magnet schools, but schools in these communities are still not functioning. The dropout rate is still extraordinarily high. So in some ways things have not gotten better, and in other ways they've gotten worse.
Forefront: If you're consuming just the top level of news, you may have heard that crime has gone down, and technology has spread to many places. How is it possible that we're still struggling with the same problems?
Kotlowitz: I don't think that we as a nation, our body-politic, really wants to contend with these issues. These communities are where they're at in many ways because they've been neglected, and they're still neglected. I don't think that's changed. But you point to something that for me is the Great American Paradox—we're in a country that likes to think we're all in this together, and yet we're still so incredibly disconnected from each other.
My first book, There Are No Children Here, came out in 1991, and I remember when it came out people said, "Oh my God, this can't be." And I felt the same way when I began reporting the book. People felt angry, they felt ashamed. With The Interrupters, here we are 20 years later, this film comes out, and from people I still hear the same thing—"I had no idea. I can't believe these communities are like this." And you just want to ask, where has everybody been?
Forefront: You made a useful distinction between the "poverty of the pocketbook," which I think we all understand, and the "poverty of the spirit." What do you mean by that and why do you think we're suffering from it?
Kotlowitz: This is not something new. Poverty of the spirit has to do with lack of aspiration, lack of hope, the sense that "this is my life." And that's one of the things that is clear to me has not changed. That window of opportunity has not gotten any larger. In some cases it has gotten smaller, especially, again, in the wake of the economic collapse in 2008. What you see are people who are dispirited, who maybe haven't given up but who maybe have become resigned to the idea that this is my life, this is going to be the life of my children. Or who throw their hands up because they don't know what the answers are, how we find our way out of this.
Forefront: You discussed the need for policy solutions to be holistic, and that's a theme of this Policy Summit. But an interesting contrast is your look at the group Ceasefire in The Interrupters. That was a very targeted approach asking "What's the problem?" It's too much shooting. Then, "How do you stop it?" You stop the shooting.
Kotlowitz: You're absolutely right; this group, Ceasefire, targets just the violence. They want to get in there and mediate the disputes. But it became clear to us as we were filming that as you look at all the other forces bearing down on people, how can you not wrangle with those? And there's actually a moment toward the end of the film when one of the characters begins to wonder aloud whether in fact what he's doing isn't just a band-aid. Because people come to him and they want jobs, they want housing, they want all the things that we know are so woefully lacking in these communities.
I've had conversations with the people at Ceasefire about this very thing. If you're a public health organization, one of the things you've also got to do is change conditions. You're right, that's how Ceasefire does things; they're very narrowly focused, and I would argue maybe too narrowly focused.
Forefront: Or maybe they're a prong in a multipronged approach.
Kotlowitz: That would be the other way to think about it, that what they do is very narrow and very important, which it is. But they need to acknowledge and understand that it's also incredibly critical that we find a way to provide meaningful work in these communities, that we need to provide better schools, that we need to provide affordable housing—all the things we know that make up strong communities.
Forefront: In your work and in your journalism, what's the next thing for you?
Kotlowitz: For me, in the end, I'm a storyteller, so I'm just always looking for good stories. And sometimes I find my way back into these communities that I've been writing about for the past 25 years. There are also other issues that I feel are really pressing, not the least of which is immigration. But I intend to keep writing, and I intend to keep writing about people who are kind of outsiders.


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In Egypt, the trial of former president, Hosni Mubarak, has been adjourned until August 15. On Wednesday, Mubarak appeared in court for the first time, along with his two sons, Gamal and Alaa. He was brought into the Cairo courtroom on a hospital stretcher. Mubarak denied all the charges against him which include profiteering, illegal business-dealing involving Israeli gas exports, and the unlawful killing of protesters during the revolution. Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous was outside the courtroom where crowds had gathered to watch, many expressing relief that justice could be served for the victims of the revolution. Special thanks to videographer Nicole Salazar.
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Walker and his Republican legislative majority unveiled the tax cut last week. It would cut the average local tax bill by $13 in December. The following year's taxes would go up by an average of $11, or around $20 less than before the GOP tax cut was introduced late last week.
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The biotech was rumored to be a takeover target but aims to be a buyer instead.
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Shire's (SHPG) CEO-in-waiting Flemming Ornskov has some big shoes to fill, but it appears he's wasting no time making his impact on the pharmaceutical company based in Dublin, Ireland.
Ornskov recently hosted a little chit-chit with analysts in London and told the gathering that the company is engaged in some exciting acquisition talks.
That would be a switch. Shire has long been rumored a takeover target itself, with some in the industry suggesting the company would be a perfect addition for AstraZeneca (AZN). It appears the chased is planning to become the chaser.
Ornskov assumes the helm at Shirer on April 30, succeeding Angus Russell. Russell has served as CEO of the company for the past 13 years and is credited with building a little specialist company that was essentially reformulating medicines into a global biotech company, with a focus on rare diseases.
Ornskov comes to Shirer from Bayer, where he served as Chief Marketing Officer and Global Head, Strategic Marketing for General and Specialty Medicine from 2010 to 2012. His resume also includes stints a Bausch & Lomb, Merck (MRK) and Novartis (NVS).
During the London gathering, Ornskov made no mention of the company's interest or willingness to jump into the arms of a suitor. Instead, he said Shire is engaged in some exciting deal talks, a few of which are in an advanced stage. Not so advanced, however, that they're likely to be consummated this year. Perhaps the new CEO was being a bit cagey on the acquisition front, but he did say the company is shooting for double-digit sales growth over the longer term and is willing to expand into other businesses to achieve that. Will there be a deal or not?
Double-digit revenue gains would represent a vast improvement over what the company recently reported for the fourth quarter of 2012. Quarterly revenues increased 5% to $1,201 million driven by higher product sales and royalties. However, it was an 84% drop in earnings that caused investors to punish Shire shares when it released results on Feb. 14. The earnings decline was attributed to increased costs and generic competition for its attention deficit hyperactivity disorder drug, Adderall XR.
During the past year, Shire's shares have declined about 9% while the index of large European pharmaceutical companies is up about 16%.
Shire got a new generic competitor for Adderrall XR this week when Teva (TEVA), the largest maker of generic medicines in the world, won FDA approval for its version of the drug. A copy sold by Actavis (ACT) created a double negative effect in 2012, when Shire lost sales and royalties from a version of the drug sold by Impax Laboratories (IPXL).
So it appears Dr. Ornskov has his work cut out for him at Shire. Still, several of the company's key products showed double-digit sales growth in the fourth quarter, and Shire continues to invest in its pipeline. In combination with a key acquisition or two, this might be enough to enable the new CEO to make as big a mark as his predecessor.
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On Thursday, April 24, eat dinner out and help save the world! More than 3,000 restaurants across 60 North American cities will participate in Dining Out For Life, hosted by Subaru.
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AIDS Project Rhode Island is gearing up for their 28th Annual AIDS Walk for Life, to raise funds for care, and to remember those who lost their lives to HIV/AIDS.
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Rhode Island AIDS service organizations gathered at the State House for World AIDS Day, but admitted that without additional funding, HIV will continue to be a serious public health problem in the Ocean State.
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A way out in Syria. Obama's media blitz. Hatch stays on the fence.
Happy Tuesday. It appears the international community has stumbled on a way out of the Syrian crisis: Have the Syrian regime give all of its chemical weapons to Russia. The potential breakthrough has Congress postponing votes and France rushing to get U.N. approval. And it all started with a rather flippant comment from Secretary of State John Kerry, who suggested the hand over when asked if the Syrians could do anything to avoid an attack. [WSJ] [NYTimes] [WaPost] [LATimes]
The crisis in Syria: We've got you covered if you missed President Barack Obama's media blitz last night? Here are the links to his six TV appearances: [PBS] [CNN] [FoxNews] [ABC] [CBS] [NBC]
-> And if you would prefer a faster version, here are the eight most interesting quotes, including: "If we can do that without a military strike, that is overwhelmingly my preference." [WaPost]
-> Sen. Orrin Hatch remains unsure whether to support a resolution allowing a military strike or to oppose it. The rest of Utah's delegation, like the majority of House members, have come down against it. [Trib]
-> Hatch did write an editorial discussing what factors will sway his vote. He wants to know what will happen beyond the immediate crisis, and how it will affect the region and the U.S. economy. [Politico]
-> Here's where you can find where members of Congress stand in regards to an attack on Syria. [WaPost] [NYTimes]
-> In his interview with CBS News' Charlie Rose, Syrian President Bashar Assad warned that U.S. credibility is at an all-time low and questioned what the United States would gains from the effort. [WaPost] [Politico] [NYTimes]
-> Hillary Clinton supports Obama's Syria plan. [WaPost] [Politico] [CNN]
-> Kerry fumbled when speaking at joint press conference saying a U.S. attack on Syria would be "unbelievably small," resulting in quick criticism even from supporters. [Politico] [WaPost] White House Officials state the Kerry did not gaffe, but said his statements were meant to be compared to U.S. efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan. [Politico]
Tweets of the day: From @SenJohnMcCain: "Kerry says Syria strike would be 'unbelievably small' - that is unbelievably unhelpful"
From @igorbobic: "White House to take an unbelievably small hard look at Russia's Syria proposal."
From @AriFleischer: "POTUS was pushing a boulder up a hill. Now that he's paused, no way he can push it further. There will be no Syria strike."
Happy birthday: to the incomparable Justin Wiley and to Utah Hispanic Republican Assembly's Marco Diaz.
In other news: A memorial honoring the Utahns who died in the Sept. 11 attacks will be dedicated in Kaysville. The memorial also features Utah service members who have lost their life since the 2001 attack. [Trib]
-> NAACP President Benjamin Jealous, who will soon give up his post, will be the keynote speaker for the Salt Lake Branch's 94th annual Life Membership and Freedom Fund Banquet. [DNews]
-> US News releases its college rankings with BYU coming in the 60s and the University of Utah in the 120s. The feds plan to release their own rankings in the coming years. [Trib]
-> The investigation into AG John Swallow will be costly for taxpayers. The Washington, D.C. based firm Akin-Gump will charge up to $740 an hour just for the lead attorney, which is said to be a 20 percent decrease from their normal rate. Locally the firm Snell and Wilmer has been hired by the Lt. Governor's Office and will cost taxpayers $200,000. [KUTV]
-> Take a look at who made former AG Mark Shurtleff's VIP list for a fundraiser, it includes some of people now wrapped up in the wide scandal involving Shurtleff and Swallow. [Trib]
-> Former Salt Lake City Councilman Steve Harmsen is hosting Sen. Mike Lee's fundraiser this Friday featuring his Tea Party cohort Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. The $2,000 per person event already has 60 takers. [Trib]
-> Gov. Gary Herbert will meet with NRA leaders in Washington, D.C. It's unsure exactly what they will speak about, but a University of Utah political scientist speculates that it will be about the governor's veto of HB76, a "constitutional carry" gun bill. [DNews]
-> Utah Lawmaker Todd Weiler is looking to make it illegal to operate an incinerator. Many North Salt Lake residents complained about Stericycle's production of thick black smoke plumes last Friday. [Fox13]
-> Potential 2016 GOP candidates are quietly reaching out to Mitt Romney and senior members of his election campaign. Romney has said that only a couple of these candidates are electable and his top donors agree, and will be cautious will donations. [Yahoo] [ABCNews]
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A Girl Creative Austin, TX Graphic Design Services
Why Choose
A Girl Creative
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logo design, or
print design project?
Why A Girl Creative Design Studio you may ask? Because I don't just design for how something looks, I design for how it needs to work as well. It's about establishing a goal for your logo design, web design or wordpress website or marketing materials, and using design as a means to reach that goal. It's a collaberative process between the designer and the client and one I truly enjoy being part of. So whether you are in Austin, TX, or across the globe, your project is important to me. Curious as to what my work looks like, well, take a look.


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Our beloved grandfather, Poppy Sol, started this business in an open-air market. Three generations later, we're still bringing smiles to our customers' faces.
— Lori, Madison, WI August 9, 2014
"I was looking for dried cherries with nothing added and stumbled across Nuts.com. I ordered the organic unsweetened sour cherries and they arrived much sooner than expected. They are absolutely delicious! I just placed an order for three more items and can't wait to try them. I highly recommend this company!"
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