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By using the light reflected from the object being recorded, researchers claim to have created a prototype video camera that could potentially record indefinitely under its own power. By incorporating energy-harvesting photodiodes within the pixels of its image-capture array, the new camera produces self-sustaining electrical power while simultaneously capturing video footage. Read More
In long-awaited news for Instagram devotees looking for something a little more tangible to archive their favorite moments, the Polaroid Socialmatic is now available for preorder. The camera has the ability to capture and print photos much like the original Polaroid cameras, but is equipped with Wi-Fi to enable sharing over the internet. Read More
CERN needs your help identifying mysterious photos
October 24, 2014
CERN is currently digitizing over 50 years worth of its old black and white photographs to make them searchable via the Cern Document Server. However, the subject of many of the photos has been lost in the sands of time and the researchers can't work out what's what. If you know your Large Hadron Collider from your Low Energy Antiproton Ring, then be sure to read on and lend a hand ... Read More
Crowdfunding launch for the Panono throwable panorama camera
November 13, 2013
Panoramic and 360 degree imaging capabilities have been available to photographers for years through DSLR manual mode captures and smartphone apps. The Panono offers something a little different. It's a throwable ball camera, armed with 36 tiny lenses, that's capable of capturing a 72 megapixel spherical scene from an elevated position. The developers are now pinning production hopes on a successful Indiegogo funding campaign. Read More
It's no secret the compact camera market is taking a beating. Yes, people are taking more photos than ever, but not on dedicated point-and-shoots. Increasingly they're reaching for their smartphone when a photographic opportunity arises. Nikon President, Makoto Kimura, told Bloomberg his company is well aware of this trend and wants to create new products aimed at this bigger market, hinting at the possibility of a smartphone by saying the company is considering a "non-camera consumer product." Read More
Polaroid CEO Scott Hardy has confirmed to Imaging Resource that the company will unveil a new Android-powered camera at CES 2013. Though there are currently few confirmed specs for the device, we do know that it will be mirrorless and will feature interchangeable lenses. Read More
While the majority of people use their digital cameras to shoot JPEG files, serious photographers swear by RAW, which offers much increased possibilities in post processing. But while RAW images are of a higher quality than their JPEG counterparts, they also take up a lot more space and require more processing power to work with. That's why Adobe has included lossy compression in the recently announced 1.4 specification for its Digital Negative (DNG) RAW file format. Read More
Pentax announces new flagship DSLR – the K-5 II
By Paul Ridden
September 11, 2012
Two years after launching its flagship K-5 DSLR camera, Pentax has announced a successor. The Mark II features the company's latest generation image sensor, an LCD display with no air gap between the panel and glass, and a newly-developed low-light-friendly autofocus sensor that promises increased AF accuracy when using fast lenses. Read More
A collaboration of researchers from around the world has just made the largest ever digital color image of the sky available to the scientific community and the public. The image has been put together using photographic information obtained from a powerful digital camera mounted on a telescope in New Mexico and spectroscopic surveys executed through several programs. The Sloan Digital Sky Survey has presented the enormous sky map to the 217th annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Seattle. Read More
The official announcement of the much anticipated Adobe Creative Suite 5 has just hit the airwaves ahead of a global online launch event taking place just hours from now. With an eye-catching, lengthy list of new features to digest, the top question is whether it's worth the upgrade from the already feature packed CS4? Read More


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New business Cox's Smokers Outlet and Spirit Shoppe celebrated their opening with a ribbon cutting April 16. A grand opening celebration was held last Saturday.
Cox's features a wide selection of products, including liquor, wine, beer, cigarettes, imported cigars, picnic and party supplies, and fishing accessories.
Their store hours are Monday -Thursday 9 a.m. until 8 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. until 10 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. and closed Sunday. Items can be purchased using the drive-thru by entering through the front of the building.
April 24, 2010 we held our 2nd annual "Carnival for a Cure." Despite all weather forecast we were blessed with 4 good hours of carnival fun! To God be the Glory!
All proceeds made went to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Despite the storm, we still made $5,000!
We couldn't have done it with out all our sponsors, volunteers, vendors, the 4-H Trailblazers, Affordable Fun, Bounce Around, our fabulous DJ/MC Bobby Marples, musicians, Wendy Edwards, friends, and families.
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It is now time to look for those pre spawn and spawning bass. This is when bass fishing is awesome. It is when the bass are feeding in the shallows and the action is fast and furious.
When pictures of school groups are submitted for publication, it proves very difficult to identify the students unless the names are submitted at the same time.
But with programs like Photoshop, pictures that were well composed and shot with the best equipment of the era, can be enlarged, making recognition of individuals possible.
Flash, flair and fun – John Wall's game came in technicolor with a Wow! factor and Kentucky fans loved it all and embraced the kid who brought it.
Even at one and done he was the best. Good bye, Johnny Ballgame.
By custom, and because UK basketball has a New York Yankee-like hall of heroes, we compare gifted ones who passed this way. New category: The Left Early(s) list includes Rajon Rondo, Jodie Meeks, Kelenna Azubuike, Jamal Mashburn, Ron Mercer and Rex Chapman.
• Mashburn and Mercer, was right time to move on.
The Spencer County Youth Football Association Board would like to congratulate the following head coaches for the 2010 Stallions football season:
Mighty Mites Coach Philip Bradham; Pee Wee Coach Chris Hutt; Juniors Coach Floyd Light and Cheerleading coaches Jennifer Pucko and Jessica Barnes.
Spencer County Schools employees will be facing across the board cuts when the new fiscal year begins in July. The school board, who approved the furlough days Monday night, expects to save about $80,000.
Nearly all of the district's 310 employees will be affected by reductions to their contracts. While teachers are expected to lose two days at the hands of state legislators, the remaining classified employees and a few certified positions are looking at losing five to 20 days.
Those who live or travel in Kentucky this summer probably will see purple prisms hanging at least 10 feet above the ground in ash trees. These prisms are traps for the emerald ash borer, a destructive insect that was found in Kentucky during the summer of 2009. In fact, there have been several that have been installed here in Spencer County again this year.
The mayor of Taylorsville stands to earn almost $200 more a month if city commissioners vote in favor of the salary raise during a special-called meeting today.
The commission unanimously approved a first reading last Tuesday that would increase the mayor's annual salary by 26 percent, plus an additional 2.72 percent cost of living adjustment. The monthly pay rate, which would go into effect January 1, 2011, will climb from $643.02 to $832.03 – bringing the mayor's annual compensation to $9,984.38.
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I am writing in response to Fred Swegles' article "Councilman seeks fraud probe of same-named candidate" (Sun Post News, Oct. 13) on behalf of my brother-in-law "0" Bob Baker and our families. His commitment to his family and service to the city should not be punished by the degradation of his character.
I am not here to speak to any intentions but to the content of Bob's character. Bob is a compassionate and caring human being who is very involved in the city that he has lived in for over 47 years. He entered the campaign to voice his concerns for a decision made that hurt individuals with developmental disabilities in the community. His concerns were sincere, and who should deny any citizen of San Clemente to practice their democratic right because of the name they grew up with? I fear for the day that voicing a concern in the community is considered a "sham."
Bob entered the campaign with the city and his family in mind and he left with the same mind-set.
My family had hoped Bob ("1") Baker would stop playing the "politics of fear" and start speaking to what he would do for the city if re-elected after my brother-in-law withdrew. Instead of focusing his campaign on change and city ordinance, he focused his campaign on creating fear and anger of the opposition.
It is a direct insult to the citizens of San Clemente to think that we would be confused over which candidate was still active on the ballot, so why continue to focus on someone who has withdrawn from the race?
"0" Bob Baker is a role model to the community. He can be seen at countless local events lending a helping hand. He represents our community through his kindness and personal success and should not be punished for doing so.
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While I was driving home from a high school football game Friday evening, I saw a man get out of an SUV and place campaign signs for (Capistrano Unified School District board candidate) Steve Lang illegally.
Campaign signs may only be placed on private property with the approval of the property owner. There were several signs placed on the common areas in our (homeowners) association.
Steve Lang needs to be more respectful of private-property rights.
Mary Jo Vecchiarelli
San Clemente
I am dismayed by the amount of negativity and misinformation going on in this 2012 San Clemente City Council race. My vote needs to be earned by information and solutions, not by mudslinging.
I have attended debates, read the literature and even asked questions. While I get substantive answers and ideas from Mike Mortenson and Jim Dahl, I get nothing but confusing "no" responses from Bob Baker and Chris Hamm. What are Bob Baker's and Chris Hamm's actual ideas for San Clemente? I get that they say no to everything, but what do they actually plan to achieve?


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BLOOMFIELD, NJ (July 6, 2007) Welterweight contender Joel Julio returns to the ring on July 11 in a special Wednesday edition of Friday Night Fights, it was announced today by Main Events CEO Kathy Duva. Julio will challenge Cornelius Bundrage of The Contender in a 10 round contest from the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, CA. ESPN2s broadcast will begin at 11:00 pm ET..
Julio (31-1, 29 KOs) has won his last four bouts. The 22-year-old Monteria, Colombian native has stopped 15 opponents within the first two rounds. In 2005 he was selected as 2005s Prospect of the Year by numerous media outlets, including ESPN.com. In his last bout on May 16, 2007, Julio destroyed Mauro Lucero in one round (KO 1)
Bundrage (26-2, 15 KOs) has won his last three bouts. The 34-year-old Detroit, MI native reached the semi-finals of The Contender in 2006, where he lost a decision to Steve Forbes (L 5). In his last bout on March 30, 2007, Bundrage stopped Colin McNeil in seven rounds as part of The Contender Challenge: UK vs. USA fight card (TKO 7).
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I have eaten here a few times, and the only memorable dish was the brisket. The rest of the BBQ menu was fantastic, but compared to other BBQ joints in Dixie it was about average.
Pulled chicken was great too.
The food was good, however this is located in one of those big malls and the inside was nothing to write home about. Child friendly middle price range.
Had to have Carolina BBC while in OBX and we chose the right place! The pulled pork very yummy and the hush puppies were to die for!
After spending 3 hours to go 6 miles we needed to unwind and have some BB for lunch. I go to as many BBQ joints as possible and Sooeys is middle of the pack. The food was good but not was not great. The value is there and was well priced for some quick eats. The location is nice and...
Our family is always on the hunt for good bbq. Sooey's did not let us down. The vinegar based sauce was a hit with my husband and we all liked their tomato based bbq sauce. For the southerners, there is sweet tea and fried okra. Great place for lunch or to pick up dinner.
Went here again on my recent visit to the beach. It's a small restaurant in a cute older shopping area (in the town of Duck a little hidden behind trees off the main road) but worth checking out. The food is as yummy as I remember, true Carolina pulled pork, delicious hush puppies, cold beer, and cute kids meals are...
This was our 4th year in a row ordering take out from this Sooey's location. As with the previous visits, service was pleasant and staff was polite. We had a group of 6 adults and ordered the Three Little Pigs package. The smoked chicken is very good and the fried chicken is to die for. We always order double mac...
We had gotten information but lousy directions to an upscale restaurant which we were unable to find. hungry, very hungry we decided to try sooeys because it was in the shopping center in which we found ourselves. if you are looking for a nice sit-down restaurant, sooey's isn't going to fit your needs. but if you want well cooked fish...
Outstanding pulled pork! Their vinegar sauce & their sweet barbecue sauce are both homemade & very tasty! Good service even in the off season. Creamy mac & cheese, served hot. :)
A great place for Bar-B-Que! Really enjoyed our visit. Outstanding service. Top of the line menu! Good location and very convenient.
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Tarpon are among the most sought after saltwater game fish in the Orlando area, Florida is thriving with a healthy population of these silver jumpers or "Silver Kings" as they're often called. What's unusual about these fish is that they have no food value but anglers simply like to catch them for their enormous size and aerobatic fight. Tarpon are known to many anglers as the "Silver King" and when you hook one for the first time you get to know why they're named appropriately.
In the backwaters we often catch baby tarpon under twenty five pounds on both artificial and live baits. Tarpon have unusually hard mouths that have been compared to cinder blocks and remain toothless, but are non-the-less difficult to drive a hook into and extra sharp hooks are a must. Smaller tarpon are often more difficult to hookup than larger ones because of the lack of weight that helps drive the hooks into that formidable jaw, it's often easier to hook them on small sharp tackle and flyrods. Mammoth sized tarpon that are often caught off the beaches and in the inlets can exceed 175 pounds and are generally easier to hookup but difficult to land as it's an endurance test for both angler and fish.
Fights on larger tarpon often exceed two hours on the ocean because the tarpon sound deeper and put more stress on the tackle. Generally speaking a shallow caught tarpon in the lagoon will tire quicker, but the fights are still exciting and may exceed an hour if the fish is over eighty pounds or so. There are fish fighting tactics that can get the job done quicker and with better success. Number One Tactic is to always put the tip of the rod in the water when the fish starts to jump and continue keeping the tip submerged until the fish has completed it's jumping antics. This puts the line in the water and prevents shock waves from jerking the bait or throwing the hook. Many anglers call this method "Bowing to the Silver King", it's a good method and very valid. The second Tactic is to fight your fish against the angle he's swimming while keeping a downward pressure. This method messes up the tarpon's balance and disorients them for a quicker fight.
Anyway around it, Tarpon are a hard fighting and relatively consistent fishery in the Orlando area. If you want a tarpon fishing trip the best times are in the summer and fall in Central Florida's Orlando seashore.
Anglers and Friends,
It's always fun to fishing in the summer east of Orlando, Florida because the beaches and ocean hold such an abundance of fish including the feisty tarpon. On this page you'll see one happy angler holding a nice sized tarpon. "Nice" because it was a small one in tarpon terms only weighing in at less than 30 pounds allowing a short twenty five minute fight and quick release. Tarpon can be brutal and keep anglers preoccupied for hours in the worst conditions and it's often a battle of the will for both angler and fish. Only the strongest make it in large tarpon fights.
If you're down for a summer or fall visit please give us a call and we'll set you up for a day of fishing and if the tarpon are biting... It may be more than you bargained for.
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Tarpon fishing near Orlando Florida can be found by driving directly east of the Orlando International Airport approximately 38 miles on SR 528/Beach Line. You can find directions on our Maps page to all the inshore fishing areas east of Orlando Florida on our Orlando Fishing Map page.
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Tarpon are slow growers and mature between 7 to 13 years of age. Spawning occurs between May and September when females may lay more than 12 million eggs each. Tarpon can tolerate wide range of salinity from fresh to very salty estuary waters. Juvenile tarpon are commonly found in fresh water and can breathe air at surface. Tarpon feed mainly on fish and large crustaceans.
Spring has sprung and so is the tarpon fishing in the Orlando Florida area. Tarpon are generally off to a slow start as the giant fish move back up the Florida coastline following the warmer temperatures and baitfish. Typically the large beach tarpon show up closer to the summer months and the smaller backwater tarpon start to come alive as the water and weather heat up. Look for other Orlando fisheries to get warmed up to as the tarpon arrive on the scene in the latter spring days and weeks.


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A blip of risk in prostate surgery
UCSD team finds increased complication rates for early robotic procedures
Patients who had robot-assisted prostate surgery before the procedure became widespread were significantly more likely to suffer complications, according to a new study published online by the Journal of the American Medical Association Wednesday.
The article, from a group at UC San Diego, analyzed the hospital-discharge records of 401,325 American men who underwent radical prostatectomies for prostate cancer from 2003 to 2009.
Researchers found that in 2005, the year before use of the da Vinci robotic surgery system became more common at teaching hospitals across the nation, the odds of complications were twice as high for the new technique when compared to traditional "open" procedures, which require a much larger incision and longer recovery times.
The pattern was similar, though less pronounced, for nonteaching hospitals in 2007, the year before robot-assisted prostatectomy became widespread in the United States, according to the UC San Diego analysis.
While the gap in complication rates only lasted for about one year, the paper's authors said their analysis shows a need for better training and monitoring of results when new medical technologies move from the lab to the hospital.
"The robot itself is not inherently unsafe. It is a very sophisticated piece of medical equipment. The problem we face within the medical community is that we don't have a standardized system by which new medical devices are introduced into broad community practice," said Dr. J. Kellogg Parsons, the paper's lead author and a urologist with the UC San Diego Health System and Moores Cancer Center.
Kellogg said a similar trend occurred when minimally invasive techniques were introduced for gallbladder and kidney surgeries in the early 1990s.
The findings quickly drew retorts from da Vinci manufacturer Intuitive Surgical Inc. and two urologists at Johns Hopkins University who penned a commentary that accompanies the main paper.
Intuitive and the urologists questioned the validity of the analysis by Parsons and his team.
Because there was no specific billing code for robot-assisted radical prostatectomy until 2008, the analysis counted all cases performed with a laparoscope as da Vinci cases. While the thin surgical instrument is also used to do minimally invasive prostate surgery, it is a different kind of tool — handled mechanically by a doctor squeezing scissor-like handles rather than moving da Vinci's digital joysticks.
"The authors used incomplete and inaccurate procedure coding analysis that led to flawed conclusions," Intuitive said in a statement.
"This data set is contaminated with pure laparoscopic prostatectomy cases and fails to adjust for important confounders such as surgeon experience and disease characteristics," said the journal commentary, which was penned by Mohamad Allaf and Alan Partin at Johns Hopkins.
Parsons said he and his team are confident in their conclusions. He said few surgeons were performing pure laparoscopic prostatectomies in the years of data analyzed, and data showed that 98 percent of the procedures reported in 2009 used the new robotic code introduced in 2008.
And, he added, including true laparoscopic cases in the analysis would only make robotic surgeries look better.


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Delegitimizing "Exclusivist" Israel
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William Cavendish, 6th Duke of Devonshire
by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
pen and wash, circa 1832
8 7/8 in. x 7 3/8 in. (226 mm x 188 mm)
Purchased, 1972
Primary Collection
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- William Cavendish, 6th Duke of Devonshire (1790-1858), Lord Chamberlain. Sitter in 11 portraits.
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- Sir Edwin Henry Landseer (1802-1873), Painter. Artist associated with 54 portraits, Sitter in 21 portraits.
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This drawing relates to, and certainly parodies, Landseer's formal oil portrait of the Duke seated in a box at Covent Garden.
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CHENNAI: The State government will constitute a committee to review concessions provided to the film industry, Finance Minister K. Anbazhagan told the Assembly on Tuesday.
The Government reduced the fee charged for outdoor shooting and also fully exempted entertainment tax levied on Tamil films named in Tamil.
"However, in spite of providing such concessions to the industry, in view of the fact that these benefits have not been passed on to the general public, the Government will constitute a committee to review these concessions," Mr. Anbazhagan said.
Responding to the decision, Tamil Film Producers' Council president Rama Narayanan told The Hindu: "Anything that the Chief Minister does will be in the best interest of the industry. If the committee points to any problem in the industry, we will rectify it immediately."
According to reliable sources in the industry, nearly 120 Tamil films were released in 2008. Of these, most are said to have availed themselves of the tax waiver for choosing Tamil titles.
South Indian Artistes Association president Sarathkumar asked: "On what basis has this decision to constitute a committee been taken? Have they identified any particular problem? In that case, we could address it."
Chennai Theatre Owners' Association president Abirami Ramanathan said: "Whatever this Government has done has been for the benefit of the industry and the people.
When the committee is constituted, it will find out that the benefits were actually passed on to the public," he said.
"We have more people coming to the theatres compared to last year. More films are being made and released. These are healthy trends indicating that the benefits given by the government are being passed on to the public," he said.


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HISTORY OF COLONIAL MONEY When colonists first arrived in New England, they faced many hardships. In addition to the harsh winters and their lack of experience in the wilderness, colonists were often poor, having spent most of their money for the passage to the new world. For a variety of reasons, money was almost always in short supply during the early colonial period. The lack of coins and currency forced the colonists to barter. The English leaders felt that colonial exports, such as animal skins, dried fish, and tobacco, should be paid for in English goods. Colonial exports would be accepted in return for an equal value of such goods as fabrics, window panes, pewter dishes, and mirrors. This barter arrangement - an exchange of goods or services without using money - seemed ideal to the British but was increasingly unpopular with the colonists, who preferred coin for their exports to gain more independence over their buying power. A lesson of history is that trade increases economic well-being by encouraging specialization in production. The use of money as a medium of exchange makes trade easier. It can also be a unit in which values of a wide range of goods can be stated, and money can be a form of holding wealth, eliminating the necessity of buying a good or service at the same time a sale is made. For money to serve these functions, it must, no matter what its form, be widely acceptable in trade. During the colonial period in New England, various monies were utilized. Some of them are described in the following pages. WAMPUM Wampum, one of the first money forms, was introduced to New England in 1627 by Dutch settlers in New York who traded with Indians. Wampum was made of sea shells, primarily quahog shells. In 1637, wampum was made legal tender - accepted as payment for taxes - in Massachusetts and proved successful in trading with Indians. But wampum soon proved to have its problems, as the usage of poor shells, along with artificial color, made it lose its value. Wampum was very fragile, and by 1661 it was no longer considered legal tender. COMMODITY MONEY OR "COUNTRY PAY" Colonists often resorted to the use of commodity money, where a colony's principal commodity would circulate as a medium of exchange. The Massachusetts Bay Colony used corn and beaver skins as its medium of exchange. In the Southern colonies, it was tobacco and rice; and throughout most of the colonies, animal skins, corn, powder and gun shot, and livestock were often used. Since the market value of commodity money was determined by supply and demand, its value as money often decreased when there was an over supply in the marketplace. In addition, commodity money lacked uniform quality, and was prone to spoilage, difficult to transport, and costly to store. FOREIGN COINS Colonists always preferred specie (gold and silver coin) to other forms of payment, but, when colonists first arrived, they brought very little precious metal with them from Europe. Nevertheless, maritime trade succeeded in bringing foreign coins to New England, because the colonies traded with England and the Spanish West Indies, where many coins circulated. Foreign coins were also supplied by piracy, which was a fairly common practice in the 16th and 17th centuries. Pirates liked to spend their loot in Massachusetts and other New England colonies because they received attractive rates for their foreign coins. The most common coin circulating in the colonies was the Spanish piece-of-eight, also known as the Spanish dollar. It was divided into eight reals. The coin circulated in the United States as legal tender until 1857. The term "two bits," or reals, meaning a quarter dollar, is still used. There were problems with the foreign coins circulating in the different colonies. The value of the coins varied from colony to colony, and attempts to place an equal value on the coins failed. Because of the different values, they were used most often in colonies where the purchasers could get the most for their money. NEW ENGLAND COINAGE By 1652, the problem resulting from a shortage of coins had become extreme. England had turned a deaf ear to the colonists' plea for specie, and the colonial leaders did not believe that the people should have to continue using the mixture of foreign coins, wampum, bullets, and barter objects any longer. In an effort to provide more good coin to further trade and commerce, the Massachusetts Bay Colony established an illegal mint in Boston in 1652. The General Court of Massachusetts appointed John Hull as mint master, and the first coin issued by the mint was the New England in 1652. It had the letters NE on one side and the denomination in Roman numerals on the other. It was not a successful coin because the simple design invited counterfeiting and "washing" or "clipping" (the practices of shaving the tops and cutting pieces off the sides). Its production was terminated after four months, but the need for metallic coin continued to exist. On October 19, 1652, the Massachusetts General Court decreed that "for the prevention of clipping of all such pieces of money as shall be coined with-in this jurisdiction, it is ordered by this Courte and the authorite thereof, that henceforth all pieces of money coined shall have a double ring on either side, with this inscription, Massachusetts, and a tree in the center on one side, and New England and the yeare of our Lord on the other side." These coins were the famous "tree" pieces. There were Willow Tree Shillings, Oak Tree Shillings, and Pine Tree Shillings. The Pine Tree was the last to be coined, and today there are specimens in existence, which is probably why all of these early coins are referred to as Pine Tree shillings. In 1684 the charter of Massachusetts was revoked by the king, and the mint was ordered to close. BILLS OF CREDIT In 1690, the Massachusetts Bay Colony was authorized to raise troops to help British soldiers fight in King William's War. The King allowed the colony to pay soldiers with Bills of Credit - a promise to pay in the future - printed on paper by the colony. The crudely printed notes were issued in denominations of five, ten, and twenty shillings. They read: "This indented Bill of Five Shillings due from the Massachusetts Colony to the Possessor shall be in value equal to money and shall be accordingly accepted by the Treasurer and Receiver Subordinates to him in all Public payments and for any stock at any time in the Treasury - New England, February the third, 1690. By order of the General Court." The bills issued by the Massachusetts colony circulated freely, and eventually each New England province began to print its own notes. The bills were meant to represent shares of commodities such as corn, grain, cattle, and ultimately silver. Some of these early experiments with paper money were successful, but in many cases the bills were seldom redeemed as promised because of the shortage of gold and silver coin. As they became more and more popular, the bills were redeemed less often; however, the colony kept issuing them, causing their value to drop. CONTINENTAL CURRENCY By 1751, the British Parliament passed a law forbidding the Massachusetts Bay Colony to issue money in any form. But by this time, the colonists had begun to think about independence. When the Revolutionary War broke out in 1775, the Continental Congress issued paper money to finance the war. Although the Congress had no power of taxation, these notes were backed by anticipated future tax revenues. Our young, inexperi- enced country issued far too much continental currency, causing it to depreciate rapidly. By the end of the war, it had become worthless or, as the saying went, "not worth a continental." This experience was so disastrous that it created a deep distrust of paper money issued by the government. Experiments with paper money and coin continued after the Revolution, with states and private banks printing their own currencies. Bank notes became unpopular when too many banks began issuing too many different paper currencies without sufficient ability to redeem them in coin. It was not until the 1860s, when National Bank Notes were created during the Civil War, that Americans finally achieved a reasonably stable money system. In 1963, pirate captain John Avery captured a fortune in gold coin from an Arab merchant ship. New Englanders welcomed his spending of the loot in their port cities because it helped alleviate the chronic colonial money shortage. (Click for Picture) GLOSSARY Barter - To exchange goods or services without the exchange of money. Commodity - An article of trade or commerce that can be transported especially an agricultural or mining product. Depreciate - To lessen in price or value. Medium of Exchange - Anything that is commonly used in a specific area or among a certain group of people as money. Mint - A place where the coins of a country are manufactured under authority of the government. Specie - Coined money; generally gold and silver coin. Wampum - Small beads made from polished shells, used as currency and as jewelry.
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Apr 25, 2013
Attempted cyber attacks on critical infrastructure occur daily throughout the world. And the job of protecting critical infrastructure from potentially catastrophic disruptions is a 24-7 undertaking. Leading cyber security expert Mark Fabro discusses the U.S. and Canadian efforts to protect the North American power grid.
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NPIHP Partner Eliza Gheorghe recently published an article in the journal Cold War History on Romania's efforts to acquire nuclear technology in the period 1964-1970.
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Apr 22, 2013
The Tsarnaev brothers are Muslim. They are homegrown jihadists. But careful, writes Wilson Center Fellow Charles King, are these terrorists really any different from Adam Lanza and other mass murderers?
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With the Boston bombing suspect now in custody, how do we balance his constitutional protections as a U.S. citizen with the need to get intelligence on other possible threats? Jane Harman debated this question with a panel on Fox News Sunday.
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Ever since the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing were identified as ethnic Chechens, the national conversation about the incident seemed to focus on the connection between the violence and Chechnya. In this op-ed from Foreign Affairs, Charles King describes various implications of the brother's Chechen background.
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By DESIREE TRESA GASPER and AUSTIN CAMOENS at the Johor State Assembly
NUSAJAYA: Forms used in the e-kasih programme are too complicated, making it difficult for the poor to enrol.
Munusamy Mareemuthu (BN —Permas) raised this issue during the debate session at the State Assembly meeting here on Tuesday.
He said that the 25-page application form was too detailed and complicated the process for those in need.
"Even though applicants can fill the form online, its contents are complicated," he said.
It should be simplified to two pages, he said.
Munusamy also said that welfare payments should be increased and given at an earlier date.
"It should be given at the beginning of the month," he added.
The yearly re-evaluation should also be speeded up, he said.
"The State Welfare Department needs to shorten the time. Many have complained that the re-evaluation takes almost three months sometimes.
"During this time, the needy do not get any welfare allowance," he said, adding that many needed the allowance to pay rents, and water and electricity bills.
In addition to the monetary aid, more programmes should be developed to make the poor self-sufficient, Munusamy added.
Meanwhile, Johor Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Committee chairman Abd Aziz Kaprawi acknowledged a problem involving the quality of local produce and said the state had taken measures to solve it.
"We are using latest technology to upgrade the packaging and quality of local food products," he said, adding that the tendency towards foreign food products could be due to aggressive marketing and advertising by food companies.
He was replying to a question by Datuk Abdul Hamid Abd Rahman (BN - Machap) on what the state was doing to improve the quality of local produce.
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It's impossible to deny the impact his company has made in the South Bronx. He employs more than 300 people, including many from the surrounding neighborhoods. Piles of rubble, hulks of burned-out buildings, and abandoned cars from the Hunts Point of the '70s have given way to fully developed neighborhoods, some even with rows of ranch houses and cars parked suburban-style in driveways. But even as Father G. was transforming the neighborhood, he was accused of working with the Mafia. William Bastone, in his 1989 Voice article "The Priest and the Mob," revealed that Father G. had developed more than 2,000 housing units with roughly $50 million in federal funds by hiring contractors whom authorities deemed mob-connected. But the city was never able to dig up enough dirt. "We never prosecuted them," Manhattan D.A. spokeswoman Barbara Thompson said of SEBCO. "The only time we would run into them was when we were conducting investigations on other companies or individuals, organized crimerelated and otherwise. Then we would come up against the contracts they had with SEBCO."
In those days, Father G. was said to play an aggressive game with his rivals. At one point, his main competition for federal funds was Ramon Velez, a man for whom former mayor Ed Koch coined the phrase "poverty pimp." The battle for political power and federal funds became so heated, wrote Jill Jonnes in South Bronx Rising, that Velez called the priest a "maricon" (a derogatory Spanish word for homosexual) and Father G. retaliated by punching Velez in the nose. Today, the elder Velez suffers from Alzheimer's disease and his son runs his housing organization, the South Bronx Community Management Company.
"In the beginning, you had a lot of competition," said Ramon Velez Jr. "There were four organizations fighting to develop community housing. There were turf wars and people jockeying for position." When asked about the fight between his father and the priest, he replied, "There have always been stories about that. They had their differences. Honestly, I don't know. It wasn't dinner-table type of conversation."
The men made peace and each carved out his own section of the Bronx. Father G. laid claim to Community Board 2's district, on which he sat for 22 years, and rigorously pursued federal money to construct buildings. Harold DeRienzo, the founder of Banana Kelly, another community group in the South Bronx involved in redevelopment, said that Father G. often called him into his office. One such time, seated behind a desk, chomping on a cigar, the priest confronted DeRienzo about his intentions. "What are you trying to do?" he recalled Gigante asking him. "Are you applying for federal funds?" Father G.'s philosophy, DeRienzo explained, was that once you had a rivalry for federal funds no one received money. So he wanted no competition. "The city was bankrupt. The state was out of the housing game. Section 8 was the only game in town," DeRienzo said. "The man has been very successful in developing low-income housing. I've seen him outmaneuver people planning-wise, business-wise, and politically. As long as I stayed away from the Section 8 applications, there wasn't a problem."
With a hero's reputation still mostly intact in the South Bronx, Father G. is not someone tenants would have expected to fight. "SEBCO brought hope to the neighborhood," said Joyce Culler, first vice chair of Community Board 2 and someone who has worked to rebuild the community through multiple housing scandals. "This is a battle we shouldn't have to fight. How do you break something that was so beautifully built?"
SEBCO was also well-builtnow it's a $50 million housing company. But Father G.'s operation is accused not only by its tenants but also by federal housing officials of mismanaging four federally subsidized buildings, known collectively as the Hunts Point I Rehab. SEBCO refurbished them more than 20 years ago, and although it does not own them, Gigante has acted as the de facto landlord. (Gigante said in an interview that the actual owner, Samuel Pompa, is living in Europe and was unreachable for comment.)
The priest, who started winding down his formal parish duties in 2002 and is now retired, wants to purchase the Hunts Point I Rehab buildings, folding them into his portfolio of more than 8,500 developed or managed housing units in the city that he has built up during the past three decades.
Mildred Colon, 51, a longtime resident of one of the Hunts Point I Rehab buildings, started the tenants' association a year ago out of frustration. On August 4, 2006, for example, residents received a $14,390 bill from Con Edison because Gigante's management company hadn't paid it. Her daily calls about the gaping hole in her kitchen ceilingroughly the diameter of a sewer coverwent unanswered for months. On August 30, she confronted the building super about the lack of hot water in the building. In response, she said, he swung a broom at her and called her a "bitch." She filed a complaint with the police department and called the management company. The superintendent still runs the building.
"I'm fighting because I have lived in the buildings for 24 years," said Colon. "I love my community. But the conditions have gotten so bad I can't continue to let SEBCO take over. Father Gigante said that this is his community, but he doesn't live here. He hasn't saved the neighborhood. He abused the neighborhood. I may be slow to understand his bullshit, but I'm not stupid."
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After 119 years, the windmill will turn again
Haaretz is reporting that the iconic windmill in the Yemin Moshe neighborhood will be restored to working order after over a century of it just kind of sitting there. From wars, the invention of the steam mill, and various other historical curiosities (including curses), the windmill has its share of stories:
Montefiore had the idea to build the windmill during a visit to Jerusalem in 1855, intending to break the Arab monopoly on flour mills and provide work to Jews outside the Old City walls.
The Arab millers tried to sabotage the venture by paying someone to cast a curse on it. S.Y. Agnon wrote of the affair in his book "Only Yesterday": "And the Arabs saw and were jealous. They hired an old man to curse the windmill. He turned his eyes to the windmill and said, I guarantee you that when the rains come and the winds come, they will make it into an everlasting ruin, and the rains came and the winds came and didn't do anything to it."
Despite the curse's ineffectiveness, Jerusalem's chroniclers deem Montefiore's windmill a failed project. Tour guides say the reason for its failure was the lack of wind at the mill's location and the erroneous calculations of its constructors.
Much to the chagrin of the Dutch engineer charged with restoring it, the windmill will have a back-up electric motor, just to be sure.
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I see those frightful spaces of the universe which surround me, and I find myself tied to one corner of this vast expanse, without knowing why I am put in this place rather than in another, nor why the short time which is given me to live is assigned to me at this point rather than at another of the whole eternity which was before me or which shall come after me. I see nothing but infinites on all sides, which surround me as an atom and as a shadow which endures only for an instant and returns no more. All I know is that I must soon die, but what I know least is this very death which I cannot escape.
Whether or not there's a cosmos is uncertain, and our science advances precisely to the extent that it's given up maintaining any cosmic or cosmising presuppositions.
What is ALH84001? It is an object, a fossil. It has a reality outside of subjective experience. The object is a meteorite from Mars and its history predates all known species of life—extant and extinct—on Earth. It is of Martian origin, and yet we know of it through its place on the surface of our own planet. It was discovered here. More specifically, it was discovered in Antarctica just after Christmas in 1984.
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There is silence in the cosmos, a Levinasian insomnia that knows no respite. Infinite terror, Pascalian anxiety. This planet is floating. It is fundamentally unanchored, "tethered to a burning sphere by an invisible force in an unfathomable universe" (Mulder). The Earth is the stage for an anxiety concerning the surrounding world, the cosmos. Beyond the porous line of the Earth's blue atmosphere, another world unfolds into the darkness. Like the Earth, it too is composed of matter. But unlike the Earth, it marks a cut in our relationship to things. It is unbridgeable and uninhabitable - that which cannot be integrated into the symbolic order.
Pascal, like so many before and after him, turns to the darkness in which the Earth hangs suspended and experiences the repulsion of anxiety. A repelling force. The void is silent; the finitude of "man's" call is unanswered. The void does not speak except as a form of resistance, an anti-speech. The lack of dialogue, this break in intersubjective relations, becomes a problem. The cosmos becomes a site of oppression, breaking the human's need to be heard, and thereby forcing him to confront the limits of his narcissism. There is nothing. Truly, there is nothing except for yourself.
Over the years, unmanned robots are sent to investigate the scene of anxiety. There, these automatons of human engineering search out the deepest recesses of the known universe in search of something other than the humans that put the machines there in first place. Very little is discovered, save for photographic imagery of the Earth taken from other planets. But then ALH84001 enters the scene of this anxiety. It summons hope that life exceeds the margins of this planet. In its fossilized worm, there is evidence of a world beyond our own.
To what extent does ALH84001 mark a reality? Put another way: to what extent is ALH84001 a reality anterior to human experience? There is repulsion of a silent cosmos—an endless night of anxiety and insomnia, in which something opposed to the subject remains as that: a remainder. And then there is Mars, the Promethean origin of life on Earth. How did the two planets come into dialogue with one another? One way in which they've come into being is by acting as interlocutors in the silence of dark space. Now, Mars speaks. It has been terraformed, not through machines but through its symbolic appropriation as a planet that speaks to the Earth by discharging the materiality of its voice back to our planet, a voice that is now being deciphered.
All of which is posed against the backdrop of "speculative realism," with its all too human desires to exceed the finitude of subjectivity. Clearly the aestheticization of a Lovecraftian universe—together with the veneration toward "darkness," the notion of a "hyper chaos," and the posting of a genuinely "great outdoors" which is anterior to human experience—belies a narcissistic identification the world as conforming to a certain phantasy. As with ALH8400, the Lovecraftian realist universe marks a response to Pascalian anxiety rather than a conformation with it. If the "real" is sought, then it is within the confines of an "imaginary real," an aestheticized void, which Lovecraft was attuned to with such precision.
The phantasy of speculative realism is to preserve this indeterminate world, not as something which is fundamentally beyond experience, but as that which anchors experience in the first place. This is possible thanks to the fact that speculative realism allows the subject to observe from afar the reality of a world, which at the same time opposes him. In effect, the real becomes sublimated.
Mars joins ranks with speculative realism, now localizing anxiety to a specific object: ALH8400. The "great outdoors" of anteriority becomes a specular lens reflecting back an anxiety that can now be domesticated as an object that is both repellent and seductive: a Martian fossil. In the meanwhile, anxiety as a genuine reality is buried beneath the surface of Earth, or otherwise clothed in the language of a Lovecraftian universe. All along, the real of realism is lost. Anxiety - far from the province of a human reality alone - becomes the lost exit, mistaken as an inward looking subjective reality. In reality, however, this uncharted highway is the place in which the alien cosmos is proven to be there all along.


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