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Bright 1943 Cent Struck on a Curacao 25 Cent Planchet1943 1C Cent--Struck on Curacao 25 Cent Planchet--XF40 NGC.
XF40, One of Only Three Pieces Known
XF40, One of Only Three Pieces Known
3.5 grams. This is the third example we have handled of this World War Two-created rarity. The other two were in our 2001 Central States Sale, lot 5942; 2001 ANA Sale, lot 5466; 2005 Central States Sale, lot 8214 (which was a reappearance of the 2001 Central States coin). Similar to the famous copper cents of 1943, these two coins have a different origin but were produced in the same manner as the copper cents by "old" planchets remaining in the hopper and then struck with the next year's cent production. Rather than recreate the wheel, here is the background to how this coin was struck in 1943, taken from our 2001 catalog:
"This coin was born out of the turmoil of the Second World War. In the spring of 1940, Nazi Germany overran the Netherlands in a campaign that also saw the conquest of France and Belgium. The Dutch colonies of Surinam (in northern South America), Curacao (an island in the Caribbean Sea north of Surinam, and part of the Netherlands Antilles), and the Netherlands West Indies came under the protection of the Allied powers. Curacao was particularly important to the war effort, as its refineries delivered more than 60% of the oil used by the Allies. In addition to providing troops to protect Curacao's shores, the United States also produced coinage for the Dutch colony. In 1943, the Philadelphia Mint delivered 2.5 million 25 cent coins (KM-38) for shipment to Curacao."
Apparently after the production run of Curacao 25 cent pieces, the Mint resumed striking U.S. cents, and this piece was mistakenly struck on one of the few (perhaps as few as two?) remaining Curacao planchets. The surfaces are bright and silvery in appearance on each side. Numerous tiny abrasions are peppered over each side, but the only marks we see that could be used for pedigree purposes are located on the reverse between the N and E of ONE. An exceptionally rare opportunity for the error specialist.
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Researchers from Yale University have discovered that babies prefer individuals who punish those who are not like them. This seemingly innate mean streak only gets worse in the next five months of life, according to researchers.
Babies prefer individuals who like the same things they do. A new study finds that they want individuals who share their tastes to be treated well by others, but want those whose tastes differ from their own to be treated poorly.
Researchers set out to determine when these attitudes arise.
"In this study, we examined the nature and development of attitudes toward similar and dissimilar others in human infancy. Across two experiments with combined samples of more than 200 infant participants, we found that 9- and 14-month-old infants prefer individuals who treat similar others well and treat dissimilar others poorly," wrote the researchers in the study's abstract.
Previously, Yale's Karen Wynn demonstrated that prior to their first birthday, babies prefer individuals who share their own tastes in food or clothes. Wynn and her colleagues showed the babies two hand puppets that had expressed differing preferences in food. The babies were much more likely to select the puppet that shared their tastes in food.
Wynn's findings made her and Kiley Hamlin, lead author of the study, wonder if infants' preference for similar individuals meant that they hold negative attitudes toward those who are unlike themselves. They introduced the babies to puppets that expressed contrasting food preferences. They then introduced two new puppets: One puppet was nice and retrieved a dropped rubber ball, the other puppet was mean and took the ball away.
The babies preferred the helper over the meany when the puppet being helped shared the same tastes in food. However, when the puppet that dropped the ball did not share the babies' tastes in food, the infants preferred the mean puppet to the helper.
"We were surprised — and more than a little chagrined — to find that babies actively prefer individuals who mistreat someone whose tastes differ from theirs," Wynn said. "But while our findings show that we may be built to dislike differences, we are also built to like similarities — and humans all around the world are similar in a multitude of ways."
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Spec Ops: The Line is technically a continuation of a tactical shooter series that started on the PC platform in the late '90s, but this sequel significantly deviates from standard operating procedure. Using Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness as inspiration to explore the dark side of war and conflict, The Line takes on some serious subject matter. Can the game eke out any meaning in a sea of sand and headshots?
The wealthy desert city of Dubai has been brought to ruin by cataclysmic sandstorms. As Captain Martin Walker, you lead a small group charged with finding out what's happened to the larger than life Colonel John Konrad and his men, who have refused to evacuate the area. It quickly becomes clear that the situation is not quite normal.
Although the drama sometimes feels forced, the events you witness carry some emotional charge. The ridiculous bodycount works well enough with the story's spiral into confusion and chaos, and while you have a few opportunities to make real choices during morally murky pop-quiz moments, your character will check the script for all the big decisions. Still, you can't help but feel complicit in the horrible mess going on all around you. The game effectively builds tension, and realizes that the desire to see just how screwed up things can get is a better motivation than fulfilling an actual military objective.
It exhibits some originality in telling its story, but Spec Ops: The Line otherwise operates under conventional protocols. The story-driven campaign moves briskly, keeping cutscenes to the point and ushering you through visually distinct areas and dramatically staged gun battles. Pacing suffers toward the end as the game confines you to an increasingly narrow predetermined path, and combat becomes increasingly routine with few late-game surprises, but things move quickly enough and hit the interesting notes with sufficient frequency to keep the action from stagnating.
The multiplayer is almost completely removed from the storyline, with nondescript bandit factions battling against each other in four-man teams. The smaller team size works well with the maps and the modes and combat are more or less by the book requiring you to simply kill the other team, capture points, or attack enemy bases while defending yours. The progression system features perks and weapon unlocks in a scheme sufficiently developed to sustain your interest, but feels just a little stingy up front by locking you out of certain classes and game modes. Overall, the multiplayer adds some definite value to the package, but don't expect it to surprise you with any daring interpretations of the formulas that drive it.
Spec Ops executes third-person, cover-based shooting admirably, with a smooth and precise feel to the aiming and satisfying results when you pull the trigger. Even the pistol and submachine guns feel like useful, lethal instruments. As the commanding officer, you can issue orders to silently eliminate or focus fire on particular targets or deploy flashbangs at opportune moments. It's rarely a necessary step, but it's easy to issue orders and you'll typically get a prompt response, making it an enjoyable and effective feature.
The use of sand in the environment, which creates surprising moments and often offers opportunities to bury your enemies, isn't as impressive or dynamic as the concept may suggest, but it lends itself to a few striking gameplay moments. As in other shooters, turrets are the real equalizer, found here in abundance and made a bit more interesting with the option to crouch down and avoid fire while you spray and pray for lucky hits.
The feeling of gunning down hundreds of human beings isn't that different than it is in other shooters, and nothing about the way the game plays truly stands out as different, but Spec Ops has no trouble delivering well-pitched action with a liberal helping of sand.
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"I am already seeing evidence that in 2013 we will see a significant increase in applications of grid modernization technology that can improve the grid's resiliency to natural and manmade disasters - the so called low probability, high impact events. Recent storms in the northeastern US have shown us that we are increasingly reliant on a continuous supply of electric energy to keep society functioning. Society in general is less tolerant of their favorite powered convenience not working for even short periods of time let alone dealing with the socioeconomic impact of long energy interruptions. Read more >>
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Philomena 'Maine' Caizzo (Diana), 91, of Norwalk and formerly Huron, died Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2008, in Norwalk Memorial Home.
She was born April 17, 1917, in Youngstown, Ohio, and moved to Huron in 1992. She graduated in 1936, from East High School, Youngstown.
She was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church, Huron. She worked for the Board of Elections in Youngstown for 38 years.
She is survived by two sons, Joseph Caizzo of Huron and Nicholas Caizzo of Minnesota; four grandchildren, Joseph, Cody and Carson Caizzo, and Kerry (Doug) Brown; five great-grandchildren; and brother, Casper Diana of Vienna, Ohio.
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 25: Adonis Stevenson of Canada lands a punch to the head of Jarrod Fletcher of Australia in the Middleweight 75 kg Gold Medal Bout during the boxing at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre during day ten of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games March 25, 2006 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
The most dangerous super middleweight in the world, Adonis "Superman" Stevenson (20-1, 17 KOs), is moving up in weight to challenge World Boxing Council (WBC) light heavyweight champion "Bad" Chad Dawson (31-2, 17 KOs) on Saturday night, June 8, live on HBO Championship Boxing from the famed Bell Centre in Montreal. Credit: Team Stevenson Stevenson, who lives in the Quebec City of Longueuil, was the No. 1 International Boxing Federation (IBF) super middleweight mandatory challenger for the winner of the upcoming unification fight between IBF champion Carl Froch and World Boxing Association (WBA) title-holder Mikkel Kessler. Instead of waiting even longer for his mandatory world title shot at 168-pounds, which he qualified as last October, the 35-year-old Stevenson leaped at the opportunity to fight Dawson, a three-time world and reigning WBC and The Ring Magazine 175-pound champion. "Adonis Stevenson's goal isn't to only become world champion," said GYM president Yvon Michel. "Ado...
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Switzerland has high employment rates and low unemployment. The overall employment rate remained stable since the start of the crisis and stands at 79% (first quarter of 2014), the second highest in the OECD after Iceland, well above the OECD average of 65.6%. As for unemployment, among OECD countries only Japan, Korea, and Norway have lower unemployment rates.
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Despite moderate signs of recovery across many OECD countries in 2014, the unemployment rate in Greece remains stuck at close to its highest level since the onset of the economic crisis (27.2% as of May 2014). OECD projections suggest that the expected joblessness rate in Greece will remain high (around 27%) through to the end of 2015.
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The OECD Employment Outlook 2014 finds that while the impact of the global crisis was initially severe for Turkey, it was shorter than in the rest of the OECD area and there was a much sharper rebound. The unemployment rate was 9.1% in the first quarter of 2014 in Turkey, still above the OECD average (7.3%), but lower than in the pre-crisis period (9.4% in Q4 2007).
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In Germany, employment continues to grow and the employment rate is now among the highest in the OECD (73.4% in the first quarter of 2014). Consequently, unemployment has fallen to 5.1% (ILO definition) in in the second quarter of 2014– well below the OECD average of 7.4% and less than half of the Euro area's average at 11.6%.
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The unemployment rate stabilised in recent months in France, but remains very high, at 10.3% in July 2014 compared to 7.4% on average in the OECD area. Over the past couple of years, many countries have experienced a significant decline in unemployment, leaving France lagging behind in terms of labour market recovery from the global financial crisis.
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Unemployment in Australia rose to a 12-year high in July of 6.4% (seasonally adjusted). While the short-term impact of the global financial crisis had been comparatively modest, the unemployment rate has been increasing steadily over the past two years (by 1.2 percentage points since July 2012), driven by declines in mining investment and slower growth in China.
The OECD Employment Outlook 2014 marks the 20th Anniversary of the OECD Jobs Strategy and includes chapters on recent labour market developments with a special section on earnings/wages, job quality, youth employment, unemployment and unemployment rates, and forms of employment and employment protection. As in previous editions, the 2014 OECD Employment Outlook monitors recent labour market developments in OECD
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Canada did not suffer as much during the 2008-2009 global recession as most other countries and its economy has since rebounded sharply. The employment rate among workers aged 15-64 stood at 72.2% in the second quarter of 2014, 1.4 percentage points below its level at the start of the global financial crisis compared with 2.5 percentage points deficit at the worst point of the crisis.
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At 5%, Austria's unemployment rate is high in a historical perspective though still lower than in most OECD countries. The same is true for the youth unemployment rate, which at 10% is twice the level of the rate for the total labour force. While the employment rate in 2014 is above the rate before and during the crisis, the reversal in the increase in unemployment is yet to come.
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