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Young Scientist Roundtable
A monthly program designed for students in kindergarten through 12th grade and their parents to learn about exciting ideas and developments presented by professors and prominent experts in many scientific fields presented at Central Middle School. All programs are always free and no registration is required. The main presentation begins at 7:00 p.m. and is generally followed by a "Teen Roundtable" where students can participate in an in-depth discussion and question/answer session with the speaker. Programs are recorded for playback on
ED's TV
and a number of programs may be viewed
2016-2017 School Year – Welcome to the 25th Season!
Mark your calendars for the next exciting season of Young Scientist Roundtable programs held at Central Middle School (
305 Vicksburg Lane North, Plymouth
Monday, September 26
"Comets: The Treasure Chest in the Cosmic Attic"
Dr. Charles Woodward, University of Minnesota School of Physics & Astronomy
Monday, October 24
"Symmetry, Invariants, Puzzles and Cancer"
Video of Main Presentation
Dr. Peter Olver, University of Minnesota School of Mathematics
Tuesday, November 15
"Honeycrisp Apples"
Dr. James Luby, University of Minnesota Dept. of Horticultural Science
Monday, December 5
"Engineering Wearable Systems: From Sportswear to Spacesuits"
Dr. Lucy E. Dunne, University of Minnesota Apparel Design/Wearable Technology Lab
Tuesday, January 10, 2017
"The Role of Organic Chemistry in Discovering Small Molecules"
Dr. William Pomerantz, University of Minnesota Organic Chemistry Associate Professor
Monday, February 6
"Engineering Solutions for Construction Projects"
Ann M. Johnson, PE, President of Professional Engineering Services, Minneapolis
Monday, March 6
"Astronomy of the Sun"
Dr. Lindsay Glesener, University of Minnesota Department of Physics and Astronomy
Monday April 17
"Environmental Engineering"
Dr. Paige Novak, University of Minnesota Department of Civil, Environmental and Geo-Engineering
Monday December 5
"Engineering Wearable Systems: From Sportswear to Spacesuits"
Dr. Lucy E. Dunne, University of Minnesota Apparel Design/
Wearable Technology Lab
Like food and shelter, clothing is an important part of everyday life for most people. It is so common that we often take it for granted. Yet, clothing is the first barrier between our human bodies and the outside world. Since the very earliest forms of clothing, it has provided essential functions like thermal insulation and protection from the sun. It has also communicated our status and identity. More advanced clothing forms need to cover additional functions which is done by resorting to wearable technology. This technology addresses the ability for clothing to understand the context and much more complex needs of the wearer and respond appropriately. Computer science and robotics are playing a critical role in clothing design. Dr. Dunne talks about the roots of clothing functionality as well as the cutting edge of how future clothing might look, function, and feel.
Tuesday November 15
"Honeycrisp Apples"
Dr. James Luby, University of Minnesota Department of Horticultural Science
Apple breeding at the University of Minnesota has been ongoing since 1908 and has produced 28 varieties including Minnesota favorites such as Honeycrisp and Haralson. Apple breeding involves both the science of genetics and the craft of identifying fruit with desirable properties such as taste, flavor, color and texture. This presentation covered how breeders develop new apple varieties that are adapted to our region and provide delightful fruit for apple consumers and apple processors.
Monday October 24
"Symmetry, Invariants, Puzzles, and Cancer"
Dr. Peter Olver, University of Minnesota School of Mathematics
Basic problems in image processing include recognizing when two objects are the same and classifying what are the similarities, or symmetries. But to solve the problems, one must understand what about the objects that are not alike, the invariants. This talk introduced the basics of groups, their symmetries and their invariants as illustrated by simple examples and pictures... and was followed by recent applications to automated jigsaw puzzle assembly and cancer detection.
Monday, September 26
"Comets: The Treasure Chest in the Cosmic Attic"
Dr. Charles Woodward, University of Minnesota Institute for Astrophysics
Solar system formation is a process that combines and transforms ices, organics and dust grains into a variety of objects, and ultimately into planets. Comets, formed at the beginning of this process, contain these materials as well as material transported from hotter regions closer to the sun. Do these materials of the comet contain clues as to what happens in planet formation? The program explored this idea, talking about the Rosetta/Philae comet-landing mission and glimpsed at the astrobiological importance of these cosmic wanderers!
Dr. Woodward mentioned several books for further insights:
T Rex and the Crater of Doom
, 1977 Walter Alvarez (Princeton U. Press)
Five Billion Years of Solitude
, 2013 Lee Billings, (Current / Penguin)
Dr. Woodward also spoke to young scientists on December 1, 2009 about "Water on the Moon?: NASA L-CROSS Mission". Watch a short
video excerpt
of Dr. Woodward talking about education and training for careers in science.
Lake Minnetonka Magazine recently printed an article about Young Scientist Roundtable (August 2016) "
Wayzata Young Scientist Roundtable Program Invites Experts to Connect with Students and Parents"
Looking Back at Some Recent Programs:
January 13, 2016 –
"The Theory of Relativity"
Dr. Terry Jones, University of Minnesota Department of Physics and Astronomy
Albert Einstein is famous for his Theory of Relativity, but many people do not know that he actually developed two theories. The first is called the Special Theory of Relativity, which explains what happens to objects moving at speeds close to the speed of light relative to each other, but does not include the effects of gravity. Einstein later developed his General Theory of Relativity which includes gravity and led to our current understanding of the Universe as a whole. Dr. Jones focused on the Special Theory of Relativity, which is surprisingly accessible to students, and forces us to think differently about time and space. He also covered the General Theory of Relativity and how both profoundly important theories are used in nearly all of our current technologies. And he discussed Black Holes in Outer Space.
Main Presentation and Teen Roundtable
October 5, 2015
– "A New Era of Discovery: In Search of Earth-Like Planets"
Dr. Steven Kawaler, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Iowa
The past few years have seen some amazing discoveries of planets orbiting other stars -- solar systems that are in some cases very different from our own. To make these discoveries possible, astronomers have developed ways to detect these planets despite the tremendous glare from the stars that they orbit. In this presentation we will look at examples of how to find planets around other stars, and sample the variety of planetary systems that populate our galaxy -- concentrating on results from NASA's Kepler Spacecraft. The next decade will see new discoveries with spacecraft in the planning stage that will probe the atmospheres of nearby planets and, perhaps, find evidence for life on one of these extrasolar planets.
Main Presentation and Teen Roundtable
February 2, 2015 –
"The Amazing World of Modern Optics"
Dr. James Leger is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Minnesota where his research group is studying a wide variety of optical techniques, including laser mode control and beam shaping techniques, spectral and coherent laser beam combining, optical metrology, solar energy optics, design of nonclassical imaging systems and microoptical engineering. Holograms were demonstrated during the Teen Roundtable.
Dr. Leger's program is now posted online:
Main Presentation and Teen Roundtable
November 11, 2014 –
"Emerging Infectious Diseases: Looking Into a Crystal Ball"
Dr. Michael T. Osterholm has appeared several times at Young Scientist Roundtable. He is Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) at the University of Minnesota and worked previously as the state epidemiologist at the Minnesota Department of Health. His appointments include the National Science Advisory Board on Biosecurity and the World Economic Forum Working group on Pandemics. Dr. Osterholm had been traveling, meeting and speaking extensively about the Ebola outbreak in the Fall of 2014. He spoke to young scientists to discuss his work on this important disease crisis as it was unfolding, along with other infectious diseases of concern around the world.
Dr. Osterholm's program is now posted online:
Main Presentation and Question & Answer
(Teen Roundtable)
The program was first played back on ED's TV on Thursday-Sunday January 22-25, 2015.
October 6, 2014 –
"Air Quality Engineering to Combat Air Pollutants"
Dr. Julian Marshall, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Minnesota. According to the World Health Organization, urban air pollution is one of the top ten cases of death in high-income countries. How we can reduce those health effects and improve public health was a focus of this presentation. Dr. Marshall discussed pollutants from various types of fuels (such as fossil, biofuel), and computer modeling to reduce exposure to them. The goal was to understand whether biofuels are better for human health and the environment than the fossil fuels they replace. The discussion covered a range of scenarios from an urban U.S. locality to a rural village in India or Uganda.
March 2, 2015 –
"Leukemia: The Search for a Cure"
Young Scientist Roundtable was pleased to announce the return of Dr. John Wagner, a Professor of Pediatrics and Executive Director of the Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplantation Center at the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Wagner's program is now posted online:
Main Presentation and Teen Roundtable
He also spoke to young scientists about "Biological Revolution: Stem Cells" on March 11, 2009.
Young Scientist Roundtable Programs and Videos
Online videos of selected Young Scientist Roundtable Presentations and Teen Roundtables are posted on the webpage that features the information and links for each individual program. Programs available for online viewing include:
Symmetry, Invariants, Puzzles and Cancer
" - Dr. Peter Olver (October 24, 2016)
Designing Structures to Resist Earthquakes
" - Dr. Catherine French (February 29, 2016)
Theory of Relativity
" - Dr. Terry Jones (January 13, 2016)
Traumatic Head Injury
" - Dr. Andrew Grande (December 1, 2015)
Saving Minnesota's Butterflies from Extinction
" - Dr. Erik Runquist (November 2, 2015)
In Search of Earth-Like Planets
" - Dr. Steve Kawaler (October 5, 2015)
Leukemia: The Search for a Cure
" - Dr. John Wagner (March 2, 2015)
The Amazing World of Modern Optics
" - Dr. James Leger (February 2, 2015)
New Treatments for Spinal Cord Injury
" - Dr. Ann Parr (January 6, 2015)
Emerging Infectious Diseases
" - Dr. Michael Osterholm (October 6, 2014)
Relics of the Early Solar System: Comets and Interplanetary Dust
" - Dr. Russell Palma (March 3, 2014)
The Amazing World of Fluid Dynamics
" - Dr. Paul Strykowski (February 5, 2013)
Exploring Great Mysteries About Prime Numbers
" (January 8, 2013) (main presentation)
Entomology and Death: Solving Mysteries with Maggots
" - Ms. Val Cervenka (March 6, 2012)
Computers, Robots and You
" - Mr. Robert Stephens (February 6, 2012)
Brain Tumors: Harnessing the Body's Immune System for Treatment
" (December 5, 2011)
Dogs With Brain Tumors: Traditional and Non-Traditional Therapies
" (October 4, 2011)
The Heart of the Hibernating Black Bear
" (February 1, 2011)
Honeybee Health
" - Dr. Marla Spivak (November 9, 2010)
The Science of French Fries
" - Mr. Cecil Massie (February 1, 2000) (in honor of the State Fair!)
Watch for more program videos to be posted online here on the Young Scientist Roundtable website.
Check the
YSR Program Archives
for information and details of previous year's programs.
Check the
YSR Video Gallery
for video segments of programs, the program opening, and other videos of interest.
News of Interest
"Honeybees on the Brink"
The Star Tribune published a series on the decline of honeybees in September 2014, including a feature on Dr. Marla Spivak entitled "A Scientist's Aim: Save the Bees".Dr. Spivak spoke to young scientists on November 9, 2010.
University of Minnesota Researchers Unveil New Apple Variety
The new fruit is a cross between the Honeycrisp and the MonArk, according to apple researcher Jim Luby, director of the University's fruit crops breeding project, as reported in the Pioneer Press in October 2014. Mr. Luby was at Young Scientist Roundtable on November 15, 2016 and earlier on October 5, 2010 to speak on "The Birth of the Honeycrisp Apple".
The Ebola Epidemic is About to Get Worse. Much Worse
Politico published this article by Dr. Michael Osterholm, Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota on September 30, 2014. Dr. Osterholm returned to Young Scientist Roundtable on Tuesday November 11 to talk about the current Ebola outbreak. He also presented "An Infectious Disease Medical Detective in a Modern World" to young scientists in November 2008.
Dr. John Ohlfest
(Posted January 24, 2013)
Young Scientist Roundtable regrets the passing of Dr. John Ohlfest, who was a pioneering brain tumor researcher and a friend of YSR. In December of 2011, Dr. Ohlfest gave a presentation that was an outstanding example of service in science and to the community. The picture to the left shows him sketching gene interactions during his Teen Roundtable session with students, which can be viewed in a video. The full YSR program, along with the program featuring his colleague and research partner Dr. G. Elizabeth Pluhar, have both been shown on ED's TV and can be viewed online. We extend our sympathies to Dr. Ohlfest's family, friends, and colleagues. Minnesota Public Radio news story.
Ever wonder how a knuckleball (in baseball) seems to defy the laws of aerodynamics? This was just one of many interesting aspects of the February 5, 2013 program on Physics and Fluid Dynamics presented by Dr. Paul Strykowski. Watch this
knuckleball video clip
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A "disgraceful" lack of financial education is costing the UK around £3.4 billion a year, a report warned today.
The cost to the taxpayer of subsidising the retirement of people who have not saved enough for their later years could be slashed by a third if more were done to combat "financial illiteracy", the study for consumer help website MoneySavingExpert said.
The report looked at how people armed with better financial skills would be more likely to plan their retirement effectively, boost their job prospects, steer clear of excessive debt and spend their cash more wisely.
The amounts of money lost through mis-selling scandals would be cut and £600 million a year could be wiped off Government subsidies to unemployed households, according to the research compiled by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).
The findings come a year after an e-petition signed by more than 118,000 people forced Parliament to debate the possibility of putting financial education on the national curriculum.
The petition, submitted by MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis, supported work carried out by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Financial Education for Young People.
Mr Lewis said: "It's a national disgrace that for over 20 years we've educated our youth into 'debt' when they go to university, but never about debt.
"The cost of not equipping young people to become responsible consumers is huge compared to the trivial price of adding financial numeracy to the maths curriculum and money awareness to PSHE (personal, social, health and economic education). Never mind the added boon that talking money in maths actually helps boost numeracy."
The report is published at a time when families face further squeezes to their living costs, including soaring energy bills and rents, and they are struggling to make any real returns on their savings amid plunging rates.
The Government is also trying to tackle the pension savings crisis amid fears that people are failing to put aside enough cash to live comfortably in their old age.
A landmark scheme to eventually automatically enrol up to 10 million people into workplace pensions began this autumn.
The CEBR report said that the Government spends roughly £6.2 billion a year subsidising the incomes of people who did not save enough money for their retirement - but implementing financial education would cut this cost by an estimated £1.8 billion annually.
The cost to the economy of "consumer detriment" in the financial and professional services sector was put at £1.2 billion in 2012.
Consumer detriment covers services which did not come up to scratch and includes mis-selling. This cost could be cut by £244 million a year as a result of financial education, the report argued.
Financial education could help to reduce the £6 billion-a-year cost of Government subsidies to long-term unemployed households by as much as a fifth, the report said.
However, a more "conservative" estimate that this would prompt a 10% reduction in the number of long-term unemployed households would still save the Government £600 million a year, it said.
Poor financial education has also contributed to consumers building up excessive debts which they are struggling to pay off.
The economic activity that this could have generated elsewhere, such as helping small businesses, could have contributed an extra £716 million a year to the taxman, the report argued.
CEBR said the total impact of financial education could be even greater than the report's estimates, as the study did not look at some other potential benefits such as cutting the numbers of people falling victim to scams.
Justin Tomlinson, chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Financial Education for Young People, said it is vital that young people leave school with financial knowledge.
He said: "These skills are then with them for a lifetime, helping them avoid unmanageable debt, helping them through their working lives and encouraging them to save for their future."
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Sorry - not a chance. The last three movies still almost destroyed Star Wars forever for me. Empire will always be the best.
There are some valid reasons like the effects and maybe if we were emotionless like Vulcans we could think the prequels are better but the originals will always be the emotional favorites.
Prequels were the twin brother that should have stayed a mystery... now I enjoy watching them, when I watch the originals. I also will be in line to see any version that should come out in the future, though it's time for a reinvention... We need more passion, the only passion I had for the newer films... was when the younglings were killed by a friend.... the rest was visual eye candy. Seeing films that invoked a great childhood memory, that is what the whole Star Wars thing is for me...
I love the prequels. Good stuff. I don't know that I can be completely objective, though, because I grew up with the originals, so I never know how much bias is there. The prequels are just more fun, though, and have a far bigger dramatic payoff. People can sometimes forget that George Lucas didn't do the originals alone. An analysis of them would reveal the secret weaknesses that developed because of this. It shows that he had greater control of the prequels. There's more coherence.


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Howard Kurtz, January 29, 2005:
Columnist Charles Krauthammer heaped praise on President Bush's inaugural address. But, he says, he had nothing to do with shaping the speech.
Weekly Standard Editor Bill Kristol also lauded the speech. He says he did not consult on the speech itself but discussed with two White House officials "themes for the second term and included in that, themes for the inaugural."
Both conservatives are unapologetic about having privately offered advice to top White House aides, saying that is perfectly proper for commentators.
Krauthammer and Kristol have drawn some criticism since a Jan. 22 Post article described them as among those consulting on the inaugural address.
Liz Spayd, the paper's assistant managing editor for national news, said: "We stand by the story we wrote. We have a firsthand source who says it was crystal clear a primary purpose of the meeting was to seek advice on both Bush's inaugural and State of the Union speeches."
So, when Howard Kurtz writes about a media figure helping write a speech for a Democratic president, he portrays it as evidence that the media is liberal -- but when two media figures, one of them employed by his own newspaper, help a Republican president write a speech, he doesn't give any indication that he thinks it has anything to do with the question of media bias.
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Callington (Cornish: Kelliwik[1]) is a civil parish and town in south-east Cornwall, England, United Kingdom about 7 miles (11 km) north of Saltash and 9 miles (14 km) south of Launceston.[2]
Callington parish had a population of 4,783 in 2001, according to the 2001 census. This had increased to 5,786 in the 2011 census.[3]
The town is situated in east Cornwall between Dartmoor to the east and Bodmin Moor to the west. A former agricultural market town, it lies at the intersection of the south-north A388 Saltash to Launceston road and the east-west A390 Tavistock to Liskeard road.
Kit Hill is a mile north-east of the town and rises to 333 metres (1,093 ft) with views of Dartmoor, Bodmin Moor and the River Tamar.
The hamlets of Bowling Green, Kelly Bray, Frogwell and Downgate are in the parish.[4]
Railway station[edit]
Callington railway station was the terminus of a branch line from Bere Alston, the junction with the Southern Railway's Tavistock to Plymouth line. The railway line beyond Gunnislake to the Callington terminus was closed in the 1960s, due to low usage and difficult operating conditions on the final sections of the line due to several severe gradients and speed restrictions. One can still travel by rail on the Tamar Valley Line from Plymouth as far as Gunnislake via Bere Alston, where trains reverse. For most of its journey the line follows the River Tamar. The nearest railway station to Callington is at Saltash.
Food manufacturers Ginsters and Tamar Foods (both wholly owned subsidiaries of Samworth Brothers) are the largest employers in the town and employ hundreds of locals[citation needed] as well as many immigrants who have arrived as a consequence of the recent accession to the EU of a number of Eastern European countries.[citation needed]
Ginsters uses local produce in many of its products, buying potatoes and other vegetables from local farmers and suppliers.[5]
Cornwall is a predominantly low wage economy with a high proportion of its income being derived from agriculture and tourism.[citation needed]
Callington has been postulated as one of the possible locations of the ancient site of Celliwig, associated with King Arthur.[6] Nearby ancient monuments include Castlewitch Henge with a diameter of 96m[7] and Cadsonbury Iron Age hillfort,[8][9][10] as well as Dupath Well built in 1510 on the site of an ancient sacred spring.
Callington was recorded in the Domesday Book (1086); the manor had four hides of land and land for thirty ploughs. The lord had land for three ploughs with eleven serfs. Twenty-four villeins and fourteen smallholders had land for fifteen ploughs. There were also one and a half square leagues of pasture and a small amount of woodland. The income of the manor was £6 sterling.[11]
In the 19th-century, Callington was one of the most important mining areas in Great Britain.[citation needed] Deposits of silver were found nearby in Silver Valley. Today, the area is marked by mining remains, but there are no active mines. Granite is still quarried on Hingston Down.
The former Callington constituency, a rotten borough, elected two members to the unreformed House of Commons but was abolished by the Reform Act 1832. The town is now in the South East Cornwall constituency.
St Mary's Church was originally a chapel of ease to South Hill; it was consecrated in 1438 and then had two aisles and a buttressed tower; a second north aisle was added in 1882. Unusually for Cornwall there is a clerestory; the wagon roofs are old. The parish church contains the fine brass of Nicholas Assheton and his wife, 1466.[12][13]
Callington is one of a small number of towns to continue to appoint a Portreeve; originally a medieval revenue officer and now an honorary title given to the chariman of the town council.[14] Callington Town Council has twelve members and covers the civil parish of Callington. At the Council elections in 2013 only ten candidates stood, eight Independents and two Mebyon Kernow Councillors.
In recent years, the town has seen much residential development with more, including social housing, planned for the next few years.[citation needed] The neighbouring village of Kelly Bray has almost doubled in size in recent years with houses still being built in the area.
Callington is twinned with Guipavas in Brittany, France, and Barsbüttel near Hamburg in Germany.[citation needed] It also has unofficial friendship links with Keila in Estonia and a suburb of Malaga, Spain.
Callington has both football and cricket teams. Callington Town Football Club (established 1989) has four adult teams playing in the South West Peninsula League, East Cornwall League, Duchy League and South West Regional Women's Football League. They all play at Marshfield Parc. Callington Cricket Club has three teams playing in the Cornwall Cricket League and play their games at Moores Park.
See also[edit]
- ^ "List of Place-names agreed by the MAGA Signage Panel" (PDF). Cornish Language Partnership. May 2014. Retrieved 2015-01-11.
- ^ Ordnance Survey: Landranger map sheet 201 Plymouth & Launceston ISBN 978-0-319-23146-3
- ^ 2011 Census for Callington ward
- ^ Cornwall; Explore Britain
- ^ "Ginsters' pasties 'Cornish through and through' thanks to Objective One". Objective One - Press Release. Retrieved 2009-05-27.
- ^ Pearce, Susan M. (1974), "The Cornish Elements in the Arthurian Tradition", Folklore, 85 (3): 147, JSTOR 1260070 – via JSTOR (subscription required)
- ^ The Megalithic Portal and Megalith Map. "Castlewitch Henge Henge : The Megalithic Portal and Megalith Map:". Megalithic.co.uk. Retrieved 2012-09-07.
- ^ "Flying Past - The Historic Environment of Cornwall: Power and Authority". Historic-cornwall.org.uk. Retrieved 2012-09-07.
- ^ The Megalithic Portal and Megalith Map. "Cadson Bury Hillfort : The Megalithic Portal and Megalith Map:". Megalithic.co.uk. Retrieved 2012-09-07.
- ^ "Domesday Reloaded: CADSON BURY". BBC. 1970-01-01. Retrieved 2012-09-07.
- ^ Thorn, C. et al. (1979) Cornwall. Chichester: Phillimore; entry 1,10
- ^ Pevsner, N. (1970) Cornwall, 2nd ed. Penguin Books; pp. 48-49
- ^ Dunkin, E. (1882) Monumental Brasses. London, Spottiswoode; pp. 16-18, pl. XV
- ^ "Portreeve". Callington Town Council. Retrieved 22 June 2017.


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Design That Fits the BillLauren Young
In the U.S., at least, Jack Ruther may be the most ubiquitous designer you've never heard of. Ruther, 61, works at the Bureau of Engraving & Printing in Washington, D.C., where he oversees the design of all of the bills in your wallet. His latest creation: The new $10 note, which was unveiled on Sept. 28 and will hit the streets in early 2006.
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But the job is about more than aesthetics -- it's part of an ongoing effort to stay ahead of counterfeiters. So new $10 also includes security features such as color-shifting ink that changes color when you tilt it and an orange "security thread" embedded in the paper. Microprinting adds another layer of security: Grab a magnifying glass, and you'll see the letters "U.S.A." and the numeral "10" printed beneath the large torch.
BusinessWeek Personal Business Editor Lauren Young recently spoke to Ruther about the design process. Following are edited excerpts from their conversation:
The redesign of the $10 is part of a larger redesign effort, isn't it?
I started working on the new currency design series in 1996. That's when we added the big heads with the ovals and introduced a clearer, more contemporary design as well as a paper watermark. That series was a departure from our old currency, which had been in existence since 1929. There are quite a few steps from beginning of design concept to issuance on the street -- the whole process averages around two years from start to finish.
What are the biggest hurdles?
Our biggest challenge is to change a currency and still make it look American. My old boss once said if you took a currency note from every country in world and put it on a big table, somebody should be able to point to a U.S. note. People are used to seeing currency a certain way. I've found that Americans really don't like change too much.
What have people objected to?
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How did you become a currency designer?
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Amarone is one of Italy's iconic wines and a dozen family producers of the pricey, opulent red have banded together to ensure it stays that way.
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text: CHOOSE LIFEDeuteronomy 30:15-20 Lonnie Branam In the above passage Moses was delivering to God's Old Testament people the covenant he received from God. There was no way he could overstate the case; he had no choice but deliver a hard message. The very survival of Israel was at stake. In the midst of Moses' oration, we find these critical words, "I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants might live." Those were disturbing words indeed. Their choice would determine how soon they would enter the land of promise, how long God would allow them to live in the promise land, and whether God would allow them to enter the heavenly Canaan at the end of the world. Eternal life was a promise to the Old Testament church as well as the New Testament church. The city God has built for the saved of earth is described in Revelation 21,22, and the names of the twelve tribes of Israel are written on the twelve gates of the wall surrounding the city, and the names of the twelve apostles of the Lamb are written on the twelve foundations of that wall. The choice they made had both temporal and eternal consequences. Moses was saying that a time of decision was at hand, and the people could no longer walk on both sides of the fence. They must make a choice. The first thing we learn from these words of the great man Moses is one of the important principles of life. It is that the making of choices is an unavoidable and necessary component of life, even as breathing itself. You and I are continually making choices, are we not? Some are easy and some are not; some are major choices and some are minor. Think of all the choices you make getting ready for church on Sunday mornng. Shall I go? Which suit, which tie? Which dress, which blouse, which shoes? Some choices we make are life changing-- like going to college, choosing a mate for life, choosing a religion and choosing a church. Some of us are old enough to remember an event in the 1950's of an almost Cinderella marriage. A British World War II fighter pilot, Peter Townsend, loved and lost Princess Margaret of Great Britain who was third in line to the throne. They carried on this romance for over two years and seriously considered getting married. He was a divorced man and sixteen years older than her. All England was astir over this romance. Because of the objections of the people of Great Britain and the Church of England which frowns on divorce, on October 31, 1955 she told the nation she had decided not to marry the captain because he was divorced. The captain was banished from the palace on the advice of Winston Churchill and assigned to a diplomatic job outside of Great Britain. Captain Townsend wrote these words in his autobiography, "She could have married me only if she had 2been prepared to give up everything–her position, her prestige, her privy purse. I simply hadn't the weight to counterbalance all she would have lost." We have never had to choose between true love and a throne, but we still have to make important choices. All who are acquainted with the tragic history of Israel know how important that choice was that Moses called on them to make. Choose life, said Moses, by walking in His ways, keeping His statutes and judgments. Secondly, Moses was not the only one who challenged Israel to choose life or death. The successor of Moses was Joshua, and after leading Israel across the Jordan and after conquering the land of Canaan, he made a choice that I want all of us to consider for a few minutes. It is recorded in Joshua 24:14,15, "Now, therefore fear the Lord, serve Him in sincerity and truth and put away the gods which your fathers served on the other side of the river and in Egypt. Serve the Lord. And if it seems evil to you to serve the Lord, choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve, whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the river or the gods of the Amorites in whose land you dwell, but as for me and my house we will serve the Lord." That is one of the most famous statements in the Old Testament. Joshua is to be honored more for making this choice than for his military exploits. He knew that most of the nation outwardly claimed to serve Jehovah, but were secretly worshiping the ancient gods of their Mesopotamia ancestors and the gods they worshiped in Egypt. This fact is verified by Stephen, the first Christian martyr, who scolded Israel for rejecting God and the religion .of Christ. In Acts 7::42 he said that Israel during the wilderness wanderings took up the tabernacle of Moloch the fire god, to whom children were burned in sacrifice. He also said they took up the star of Remphan their god. Stephen charged them with rejecting God just as they did during the wilderness wanderings. That speech cost him his life. .To compel Israel to make a choice Joshua declared his own .choice. Listen to this great man of God who in effect said, "You people may hesitate, but my mind is made up once for all. Judge as you will; my verdict is already given, and my children are in agreement–as for me and my house we will serve the Lord.". We admire the loyalty of Joshua and the choice he made, but it is far better to possess it ourselves. We may perhaps forget that there never was an age in which a choice for God was not equally required. 3 Thirdly, the choice Moses and Joshua made reminds us of the same challenge the apostles made to Christians. They gave the same command to "Choose this day who you will serve, " but worded a little differently.Paul gave this challenge in Galatians 6:7,8, "Do not be deceived God is not mocked, for whatever a man sows, that will he also reap. For he who sows to his flesh will of the flesh reap corruption, but he who sows to the Spirit will of the Spirit reap everlasting life." This is another way of saying what Moses and Joshua said Choose life, not death. Choose eternal life, not eternal punishment. The flesh and the Spirit represent, as it were, two corn fields, in which different kinds of seed are sown. The person who sows to the flesh walks after flesh, lives to gratify fleshly desires, minds the things of the flesh, and fulfills the desires of the flesh and the mind. He is a lover of pleasure more than a lover of God.. To sow to the Spirit is to live for the eternal well being of your soul, which continues to exist after the body dies. To sow to Spirit is to let the Holy Spirit guide your life. It is to walk in the narrow way that Jesus said leads to eternal life. It is to lay up treasures in heaven and not on the earth. Our thoughts, words and actions is the seed that every human being sows. We can live just for this world or we can live for the new heavens and the new earth. We can be spiritual minded Christians or worldly minded Christians. There is a special apostolic warning that goes with the two kinds of sowing and the harvests which follow. The word of God says, "Do not be deceived. God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap...."(Galatians 6:7). This is just another way of saying we have to live with the choices we make in this life and the life to come. The warning is, "God is not mocked." The word mock means to turn up the nose or sneer at someone. It's a way to show contempt. No one can trifle with God. It is possible to trifle with God, but no one can get away with it. The greater part of the world has rejected God's offer of eternal life through His Son. To ignore this offer, to refuse to believe it; to believe and then swerve away from the truth is to mock God.. How do we account for the fact that most of the world refuses God's offer, and some Christians swerve from their first love and turn away from the hope of the resurrection of the dead? All whose names are not written in the Lamb's book of life are dominated by the world view that there is nothing to be gained by living a religious life, and there is nothing to be lost by living a worldly life. They take comfort in the fact that science has not proven that life continues to exist after death. They live guided by the belief that one end will come to everybody alike. Death will end it all, 4and we shall all be annihilated. To them death is a plunge into the dark. Whatever dignity or degradation of character we have, all shall go to the same place, and that is the grave. The idea of future reward for virtue and future punishment for sin has little or no effect on the way most people live. To hold that view is to mock God and no one will get away with it. The world cannot make fun of God with impunity, for there is an omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent God. Moreover, He is the moral Governor of the universe. He will not allow creatures He made to break His good laws without punishment, and .He will not allow His name to be dishonored or His Son to be ejected.. I would like to say one more thing about this man Joshua who gave us this wonderful resolve, "Choose this day whom you will serve...but as for me and my house we will serve the Lord." Joshua had a mind of his own. He knew his own mind, and he did his own thinking. He was a thorough-going, decided, down-right man who could not endure double-mindedness. He demanded the people to make a decision saying, "If it seems evil unto you to serve Jehovah, choose this day whom you will serve— the true God or the false gods, but you cannot serve both.". He began early in the service of God, and he never turned away or back. . A hundred years rolled over his head but we never read of him wandering away from God's service. To enjoy the service of God you must plunge into it. The service of Christ is not a matter to be loosely touched with the tips of one's fingers. A man who serves the Lord God knows his way about the world. Satan tempts those who can be tempted, but when he finds people sufficiently resolved, Satan goes elsewhere. James, the Lord's brother said, "Resist the devil and he will flee from you." Like Joshua, it is important that Christians have a mind of their own and do their own thinking. We must learn to think for ourselves. The great masses of people in this 21st century do not think for themselves; they are like cattle following the few who do. But it must not be so for Christians. Christians are not to fall into this mistake. In a world of unbelief, religious confusion and a divided Christendom, both adults and children must think for themselves. Fashion is the law of the multitudes. If it is fashionable, it must be done. The world has its fashions in religion as well as in dress, and many fell the influencce of it. The only safe course is to think for ourselves. The Bible is for children as well as adults, and as soon as they are old enough they must study the Bible for themselves. Before they reach the age of accountability and know right from wrong, God will not hold them responsible for their misconduct. But when a responsible age has arrived, they must study the Bible and learn God's will themselves. They cannot excuse themselves by saying, "My parents taught 5me falsely." They must study the Bible for themselves and correct any wrong teachings they may have received from parents and others. . We are born alone, and we shall have to die alone and be judged alone. It's high time we that we begin to look into our soul's affairs with our best judgment. The Bible says, "Prove all things; hold fast to that which is good." Jesus taught us about the importance of making right choices and decisions when He said, "Remember Lot's wife." Lot was the Nephew of Abraham and lived in Sodom, a notorious and dangerous city. One day two angels in human form came to him and said, "This city is to be burned with fire; you must escape and leave now." Lot is on the road at once, and before long he reaches the mountain and is safe. His wife is willing to go, and yet in a way unwilling. She wavers and delays, and I think she had difficulty making up her mind. She didn't like leaving the nice house she lived in, and I am sure her wardrobe was full of good clothes. In addition, her neighbors, even though they didn't go to church every Sunday and were rather loose in their morals; yet they were friendly and cheerful people; and the story implies she did not exactly like leaving them. God's strict command was, " Leave this place and do not look back." She started with Lot and the daughters, but she looked back! And she may look back forever, for there she stands where she turned around, transformed into a pillar of salt. When it comes to serving God, no one is in more danger that those who halting between two opinions. If you have not made the choice, choose this day whom you will serve. Jesus said, "He who believes and is baptized shall be saved, but he who does not believe shall be condemned."


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Things to Remember When Decorating an Office Building
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Eric Bana's Boleyn Girls
EXCITING! Here are the very first pictures from the set of historical drama The Other Boleyn Girl starring Eric Bana, Scarlett Johansson, and Natalie Portman (pictured above with head turned). The Other Boleyn Girl is based on Philippa Gregory's novel and tells the story of the two ferociously ambitious Boleyn sisters contending for the affection of 16th century English King Henry VIII, played by Eric Bana. Natalie will play Anne Boleyn, Scarlett will play Mary Boleyn.
This cast seems really strong (and beautiful), so I'm banking on this move being a knockout. Kristin Scott Thomas (Sarah Davies in Mission: Impossible)recently joined the cast as Lady Elizabeth, the mother of the Boleyn sisters. The Other Boleyn Girl is set for a 2007 release. More pictures in the gallery!


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Scarring Concern from Open Rhinoplasty with Dissolvable Stitches
I'm concerned about scarring from open Revision Rhinoplasty with dissolvable stitches over columella. How long until they fall out? Do dissolvable... READ MORE
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I have stiches inside my nose after Revision Rhinoplasty. It is sticking out. Is it okay to take them out?
On july 7 i had my revision rhinoplasty and i have been seeing strings inside my nose that is noticeable because they are sticking out . i want to... READ MORE
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Using hydrogen peroxide to clean my nose 4 days after surgery. now I'm afraid that I have damaged my stitches.
I used hydrogen peroxide 1 time after 4 days from my surgery and then I read this: "Absorbable Stitches, Hydrogen Peroxide a Bad Mix" http://www.drugs... READ MORE
I would really like to get the names of the very best revision doctors out there that can help. Any suggestion? (photo)
At the age of nearly 13, I broke my nose 2 times within 6 months. A local plastic surgeon straightened immediate. At 16 I went in for septa-rhino,... READ MORE
Pulled out Bleeding Stiches 10 Months After Revision Rhinoplasty?
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Stitch inside left alar wall, uneven nostrils and tip after revision septorhinoplasty. Could it be due to scar tissue? (Photo)
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One side of nose wall is now higher than other after alarplasty, is it a good idea to have an alarplasty revision?
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Can all types of nose sutures be removed with a revision rhinoplasty later? I don't like the defined nose I'm having?
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