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When US President Barack Obama nominated Jack Lew as the new Secretary of the US Treasury in January, the media had one overwhelming concern about the appointment: Lew's illegible signature, which resembles the doodle of an absent-minded child, would now appear on every US banknote.
"I had never noticed Jack's signature," Obama joked as he announced Lew's elevation. "And when this was highlighted in the press, I considered rescinding my offer to appoint him."
Now Lew has made good on his promise. Though the banknotes featuring his signature have yet to enter circulation, reporters spotted an improved version of the former scrawl in a new report published by the Financial Stability Oversight Council. Lew's first name, middle initial and last name are all now semi-legible in the updated autograph.
However, administration officials have warned that the new Secretary's signature on forthcoming dollar bills remains a work in progress, and that the new currency will feature a third and final iteration of Lew's loopy scribble.
Though this is an extreme case, it is not uncommon for Treasury Secretaries to hone their John Hancocks before adding them to banknotes. Former Obama Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said in an interview last year that he, too, had been asked to improve his signature after submitting it to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving.Reuse content


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• The following students were named to the 2010 spring dean's list at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse: Lauren Borkenhagen, Traci Buchmann, Valerie Davey, Amy Feuling, James Lewis, Ashley Piotrzkowski, David Stauder and Samuel Walther - Greenfield; and Julie Acker, Laura Becker, LindseyBecker, Jason Hauser, Kevin Kadunc, Rachel Klann, JennyKonrath, Milan Mrkalj and Sarah Wolf - West Allis.
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"It's a source of great concern to us," admitted the Leeds chief executive, Gary Hetherington, who added that the club was now prepared to buy in order to avoid losing any more ground in Super League. Their fourth defeat of the season, at St Helens on Tuesday night, leaves them eight points off the lead. "We will leave no stone unturned to bring in quality players," said Hetherington, "but it can be very difficult in mid-season."
There must be doubts now about the long-term future of Blackmore, who is contracted until the end of next season.
Hetherington also said that there are no fewer than 12 candidates for the Leeds coaching job that Graham Murray will vacate at the end of this season, including those he spoke to on his recent trip to Australia. He plans to reduce that to a shortlist of four by the end of the month.
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By contrast, their neighbours, Halifax, were yesterday facing a winding- up order from the Inland Revenue over an unpaid tax bill of pounds 150,000.
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Just when I thought I had done my research, and was at peace with going through IVF (blocked tubes) it turns out they have introduced a new type of IVF and seem intent on pushing it on me.
It is called either "low cost" or "standard" and as much as I try, I can't get much info about it. My specialist told me to ask the patient coordinator. The patient coordinator said all she has is a price list (!!!). I'd rather understand what it is before I am ready to talk prices but they seem reluctant to explain.
My main issue is this: from everything I understand whenever you can it is better to get a day 5 transfer than a day three transfer. All studies I could google claim day5 has pretty much double the success rate of day3.
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Venue Description: Home to an impressive display of 20th century and contemporary art of the United States, with special exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, drawings, and films. Open Wed.-Sun., 11am-6pm (Fri., 1-9pm). General admission: $20; Ages 16-25: $16; Ages 65 and over: $14; Full-time students: $14; Ages 18 and under: FREE.
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When I first read Bishop as a young poet, I was dazzled by her perfect syntax and rhythmic modulation, the nearly flawless detail of images. Rereading her as, I would like to think, a mature poet, I am struck by the power of her social conscience. Pity is the underlying feeling she conveys, compassion and a deep feeling for the injustice of privilege. Few of her poems overtly express outrage, but it is very much at the surface with a poem like Pink Dog. It is so clearly about how society at large treats its poor and homeless, wanting them to just dress up and play a part so we don't have to feel uncomfortable by their presence. But in light of it, I reflected on other, earlier, Bishop poems [...]
I'm not afraid of the blood that will pour from his shattered head; I'm not plagued by warmth or nostalgia. He deserves a brutal death. But there is the lingering question over the signs that led me here: I cannot unknow what I read in my cards. Every good teller knows that when you read your own fortune, you fall prey to your own fears and desires—like shadow and light, they throw your vision, flirt with your heart, and spatter the wall with the darker dregs of your mind.
Her pearl handgun that we had to hide, her dead father's collection of child porn, my baby teeth she tried to throw away. She likes the gargoyle's bulldog face pressing into her palm. She likes when I tell her how gargoyles scare demons away, even though she knows it many times over. She's had two exorcisms now, but we don't like to talk about that. She talks to spirits, but I don't argue because they say nice things.
Reeves often deploys dislocation as a means toward location, as though the only way to see a broken world is through vision fractured by the brutalities of history and mended, momentarily, by lyric clarity. [. . .] The poem itself, then, becomes the only living body through which we can access a reality so grotesque and inescapably true.
We are interested in subtle ways to defy comfortable expectations. Our subject matter is also liminal, often featuring characters of uncertain biological identity (blurring the lines between genders and between humans, animals, and machines), or objects caught between two states of being. We create work that is simultaneously repulsive and beautiful, and I use this uncomfortable dichotomy to pull my audience in to the polyphonic narratives embedded in my work.
For many years, I dreamed mostly in words. Sentences would fall on me like thin sheets of cotton bunting (the dreams had a texture, if not an image). Last night, I was chasing around a name in my dream; I kept trying to solve it like a puzzle.
From the recently published collection, Trickster (University of Iowa Press), Randall Potts offers some uncanny arithmetic. Math I put 0 and 0 together And arrived at nothing. Nothing was accomplished. I had done it perfectly. I made 0 disappear into 0. I made sure nothing was left. There was no doubt of it.Next, I made 2 into two. It was easy: numbers are words. I made sure nothing was left. I made sure nothing was said. I made sure nothing was written It was getting complicated.My thumb was black with ink. So, everything I touched became itself plus me. Every addition complicated it. Every mark was a number. Every number mocked. I settled on the number one. I refused all manner of addition. I was careful to touch nothing. That's [...]
Photo credit: Cedric Terrell Casualty Notification The Only News I know / Is Bulletins all Day / From Immortality. – Emily Dickinson Switch channels, stop the breaking news, press mute to hush the anchorman's reviews of war, his litany of each device and bomb gone off today. Silence the price of bread or medicare or gasoline. Make the black pinpoint on the TV screen. Unplug the blackbox from the mouth of the wall. Uncradle the phone so nobody can call. Let the venetian blinds blind everyone to what's outside—the dead, indifferent sun, the car pulled up along the curb, the vexed men in uniforms looking for next of kin. They bring a check to pay the cost of grieving. Their dark sedan puffs out exhaust. And [...]
I'm interested in relationships that are haunted ... astral bodies that are forever orbiting one another, and forever distant from one another. Their union is haunted by a sky filled with debris and dead stars, the remnants of what once was a burst of light.
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I think the other thing is that I want to live a life that feels fully lived; I've always believed that the best way to spend our short time on earth as humans is to engage in life as a radical experiment. To do that, you have to be somewhat bold. You have to go toward difficulty and be willing to shift paradigms. You have to be able to come up with creative alternatives to the default choices we're all primed to make. You have to swim upstream.
The artist suffers to create art. The woman suffers in a world that hates women. The woman artist, then, if she wants to create, suffers a unique violence: a brutalization of the female form that renders the "feminine" the result of sustained violence both figurative and literal. So we see blood-streaked clouds and arteries spewing flour—we find the speaker with scars in her throat from blowing divine light.
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I found this picture of a braid somewhere and I was wondering if anyone new of any videos that show how to do it?
It's a waterfall braid. Look up some videos on Youtube - it may be on people hair but it isn't that different. I've done it before, but it turned out pretty bad!! Plus his mane was barely long enough! haha!
But here is a good one I think.
Skip to 2:40 for the actual braid. I didn't listen to it.
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At first glance, it looked like five running braids stacked on top of each other
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By Mark Franz
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Since Farallon opened in San Francisco's theater district in 1997, patrons of this critically acclaimed restaurant from across the country have given its innovative "coastal cuisine" rave reviews. Now, executive chef and co-owner Mark Franz has compiled the recipes that have taken the culinary world by storm.
The Farallon Cookbook takes serious home cooks on an undersea voyage, indulging in such ocean delights as Peeky-Toe Crab with Truffled Mashed Potatoes or Rosemary Seared Prawns with Saffron Risotto. Seafood is not Mark's only specialty. He's also famous for his succulent Braised Veal with Lobster Tails and savory Roasted Quail Stuffed with Armagnac Laced Prunes. This handsome volume—as stunning as the restaurant itself—is packed with tips from the chef, techniques to simplify the recipes, and an irresistible selection of desserts from Farallon's celebrated pastry chef Emily Luchetti.
Mark Franz is the executive chef and co-owner of Farallon. He was the executive chef of the renowned Stars restaurant for over ten years before opening Farallon. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Lisa Weiss is a food writer who specializes in recipe development testing. She writes for publications such as Cook's Illustrated and Cooking Light and makes her home in the Bay Area.
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RICHARDSON, Texas, April 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Zyvex today announced financial results for its fiscal 2006 first quarter. The Texas company continues its business gains with total revenues for the quarter totaling $2,956,582 -- a 45 percent increase over the same period in 2005. "Our first quarter exceeded expectations," said Zyvex CFO Timothy M. Gilmore. "These financial results are a direct effect of our consistent execution to our strategic plan and our continued goal of delivering value to our customers." "We are totally committed to long-term product innovation and customer value," said Zyvex President Dr. Thomas A. Cellucci. "Our financial successes over the past five years are a reflection of our strong IP position and our customer's loyalty and passion for our products' value, quality, and performance." This month, Zyvex also introduced its L200 Nanomanipulator for the Life Science arena. Researchers can use the L200 for cellular manipulation, biomaterials characterization, patch-clamping, micro-injection, and intra- and extra cellular probing. The company also released the F100-TSP Nanomanipulator for TEM Sample Lift-out. Founded in 1997, Zyvex reported its first revenues in 2001, grossing $150,000. Company revenues grew to $1.2 Million in 2002, $4.3 Million in 2003, $8.6 Million in 2004, and $10.3 Million in 2005. The Zyvex team anticipates that the company will achieve cash-flow break-even during 2006. The company has an impressive patent portfolio with 32 U.S. Patents (with another 32 pending), and 6 International Patents (with another 52 pending). Zyvex has customers in the Aerospace/Defense, Healthcare/Medical, and Electronics/Semiconductor industries. Zyvex has numerous key alliances with industry leaders, including Easton Sports, Frost & Sullivan, MIT's Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies, and Texas Instruments. Zyvex has worldwide sales representation in Australia, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam through alliances with Keithley Instruments, Inc., Caltron, Pte., Coherent Scientific Pty Ltd., and L.O.T.-Oriel. About the Company Zyvex Corporation, based in Richardson, Texas, is the first molecular nanotechnology company. Zyvex's vision is to be the leading worldwide supplier of tools, products, and services that enable adaptable, affordable, and molecularly precise manufacturing. Zyvex commercializes nanotechnology to address real-world applications with high growth potential. Zyvex carries its scientific breakthroughs into key commercial applications in the area of materials, tools, and structures.
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LOS ANGELES -- When Barry Alvarez became Wisconsin's coach in 1990, he quickly grew tired of hearing about the school's 1962 Rose Bowl team.
So he decided to do something about it.
Alvarez guided the Badgers to three Rose Bowl appearances between 1993-99. Suddenly, no one talked about the '62 squad any more.
The cycle continued for Alvarez's hand-picked successor, Bret Bielema.
"I'm sure he got tired of hearing about my three Rose Bowls," Alvarez said. "I'm glad he's going to the Rose Bowl so he won't have to keep hearing about them."
Bielema has guided Wisconsin to the Rose Bowl Game presented by VIZIO, where it will face TCU on Jan. 1. The Badgers ended an 11-year drought between Big Ten titles and Rose Bowl appearances, and while Bielema is in just his fifth year as coach, Pasadena marks a major milestone for the 40-year-old.
Despite four winning seasons, four bowl appearances and a 38-14 record entering this fall, Bielema faced legitimate questions about whether he could take the program to the next level. He went 3-7 against Top 25 teams from 2007-09 and lacked a signature road win. Many hitched Bielema's success to the foundation Alvarez had created and wondered whether the protégé would ever build his own legacy.
It didn't help that the master can be seen everywhere in Madison.
A statue of Alvarez greets visitors at the south end of Camp Randall Stadium. The real thing casts a large shadow from the athletic director's box high above the playing field.
Alvarez does his best to stay out of the way, but it isn't easy.
"If I have to do something during a game, whether it's a ball presentation or something like that, I normally tape it a half an hour before so they can run it on the scoreboard," Alvarez said. "I don't want to be down on the sidelines. I don't want to steal any of their thunder.
"I want the people to focus on Bret and this staff and this team."
Ultimately, Bielema had to earn the attention and the respect of Wisconsin fans on his own merits. He won them over this season with a team that reflected the program's core values but also had his fingerprints all over it.
Wisconsin won games in the Wisconsin way.
The Badgers steamrolled teams with their power run game, boasting three 800-yard backs and a cohesive offensive line led by All-Americans Gabe Carimi and John Moffitt. Wisconsin's high point totals garnered national attention and criticism, but no team in America played with greater discipline. Wisconsin leads the nation in fewest penalties (2.9 per game) and is tied for the national lead in fewest turnovers (9).
And much like Alvarez's teams, Wisconsin turned to players overlooked in the recruiting process -- like quarterback Scott Tolzien and defensive end J.J. Watt -- to lead the way.
Although the Badgers closely resembled other great Wisconsin squads, the 2010 version undoubtedly belonged to Bielema.
"That's something else you won't have to hear, 'Well, he did it with Barry's kids,'" Alvarez said. "These are all his guys. He recruited every guy on this team. This is his group. He's put his stamp on it and I'm really happy for that."
Bielema's ownership of the squad was obvious after signature performances like an Oct. 16 victory against Ohio State, Wisconsin's first win against a No. 1-ranked team since 1981.
"It's justification for me that we are doing the right thing," Bielema said after the Ohio State triumph. "As we build our program with recruiting and the constant belief about what we're all about, it solidifies it that much more."
Bielema's faith in the plan strengthened after reaching his low point as a head coach in 2008. Wisconsin tumbled from the top 10 to barely making a bowl game. The team suffered from a lack of leadership, and the blame started at the top.
Alvarez noticed a shift in Bielema after the 2008 debacle. He became more comfortable in his role, and he spent more time looking ahead rather than reacting.
"I use the term, 'Think like a shortstop,'" Alvarez said. "You're not thinking about making a call after the play. You're anticipating. I can remember him calling me after being on the job for a while saying, 'Hey, you never prepared me for all this stuff.'
"But after a while, nothing surprises you."
Bielema learned to focus on the right things rather than everything. He became better at delegating responsibility to his assistants.
"When you get that first job, you tend to micromanage everything," running backs coach John Settle said. "You want to know what everybody's doing every second of the day. He probably wore himself out trying to be everywhere at once.
"The last couple years, he's mellowed in his thinking, matured in his thinking."
Bielema couldn't have asked for a better situation when he took over for Alvarez in 2006. He guided a talent-stocked team to a 12-1 mark and a Capital One Bowl championship.
He made it look easy. A little too easy.
"You don't stay at 12-1," Alvarez said. "Sometimes you can be misled by that. Anybody can coach when things are going smoothly. It's how you react to adversity, it's how you react when things have gone tough or you have to make tough decisions."
Adversity arrived this season in the form of injuries.
Wisconsin lost star linebacker Chris Borland to shoulder problems before Big Ten play began. The Badgers played for stretches without their No. 1 running back (John Clay), No. 1 receiver (Nick Toon) and No. 1 tight end (Lance Kendricks).
They rallied to beat Iowa on the road Oct. 23 without the services of several key contributors, including Clay and running back James White, the 2010 Big Ten Freshman of the Year.
"My Rose Bowl teams, we never had the injury problems [Bielema] had this year," Alvarez said. "We've had a ton of injuries on this team and have been able to overcome it. No one panics, and that all starts with the head coach managing it and keeping a positive attitude and sending a message across that, 'We're here to win. You have to step up and perform.'"
Bielema stepped up this season, and, in the process, moved out of Alvarez's shadow.
"He still has weekly talks with Coach Alvarez, that's very important to him," Settle said. "But he's definitely beginning to separate himself and carve his own niche in the coaching profession."


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Professor Ehud Kokia, the director-generalof the Hadassah Ein-Kerem and Mount Scopus hospitals, announced his resignation, Tuesday morning, slightly more than 14 months after he replaced Professor Shlomo Mor-Yosef.
The announcement was made against the backdrop of a financial crisis that put the hospital in a 200-million-shekel deficit.
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