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NEW YORK – Even after all these years, TV in 2013 continued to surprise us.
What a fine surprise was "The Returned," a French-language zombie series aired by Sundance Channel. And Tatiana Maslany was startling in BBC America's eerie "Orphan Black," a miniseries in which she played nearly a dozen varied clones of her main character.
It was a year that shocked "Glee" fans with the death of cast favorite Cory Monteith, whose passing was marked in a surprisingly sappy memorial episode of the Fox series that, in the words of one character, aimed to avoid making "a self-serving spectacle of our own sadness" — then went on to do just that.
It was a year that saw once hard-hitting "60 Minutes" go soft, and worse, get sloppy, with a story on last year's attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, based on a professed witness whose account soon came unraveled. The story's collapse led to CBS ordering "60 Minutes" correspondent Lara Logan and her producer to take a leave of absence, and left the newsmagazine's glorious reputation besmirched.
In February, ABC's Robin Roberts returned to the "Good Morning America" anchor desk amid unseemly ceremony after her courageous but much-exploited battle with cancer.
Syfy's silly horror spoof "Sharknado" triggered a Twitter phenomenon last summer. AMC's "The Walking Dead" continued to defy all expectations, averaging 13 million viewers this fall as the highest-rated scripted series in cable TV history. And "The Bible" miniseries on the History channel demonstrated anew there's a TV audience for the Good Book. Surprise!
No surprise: It's difficult, perhaps even a fool's mission, to isolate the Top 10 (well, actually 11) programs from the rest that aired during 2013. But, in the order of their airdates, here's trying …
? "Downton Abbey" (PBS). It was reliably delicious and also pretty deadly in its third season, which began last January. Lovely Lady Sybil died in childbirth. Then, in the season conclusion, Matthew Crawley, heir to Downton and Lady Mary's beloved, perished in a car crash, leaving her a widowed mother. Hankies were sopping as viewers faced a long wait for Season 4 (starting next month).
? "House of Cards" (Netflix). This Beltway adaptation of the 1990s British political thriller, with Kevin Spacey as its slithery pol, would have been good viewing on any network. But the fact that its outlet was Netflix, which last February posted the entire first season online in one gulp, proved to be the wild card for "House of Cards," which instantly made Netflix a TV game changer.
? "Behind the Candelabra" (HBO). This splashy and poignant portrait of "Mr. Showmanship," Liberace, proved a dual career triumph for Michael Douglas, who portrayed him, and Matt Damon, who was no less impressive as the Vegas superstar's tempestuous lover.
? "Breaking Bad" (AMC). This drama series retired undefeated as TV's best ever. And in the final dose of eight episodes, it was never better, concluding the five-season-long saga with near-perfection. From start to finish, was there ever a more unlikely series, more successfully executed? How long must viewers wait for anything that rivals it?
? "Sons of Anarchy" (FX). If there's anything darker than black, this motorcycle drama remained hell-bent on finding it. In its sixth season, "Sons" was as gory, complex and absorbing as ever, populated with characters who were brutish, bloodthirsty and yet somehow commanded our respect and affection. It made crime seem thrilling but never, ever, worthwhile (a neat trick). And it featured an ensemble of actors unexcelled on any other series. (Any wonder Emmy gives it the cold shoulder this and every year?)
? "The Good Wife" (CBS). Last season, it seemed to be losing its way. But with its fall return, this brainy, sexy legal drama roared back to life with the latest twist of its recombinant recipe. On "Wife," there's no reliance on car chases, gun play, salaciousness or even crime. It's a series about high ambition and shifting alliances in a grown-up world. And yet it still manages to be lusty, soapy fun, while boasting a splendid cast and a parade of great guest stars. If only network copycats could figure how to crib this unique show!
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The year was 1992, two years after Nelson Mandela's release from the Robben Island prison where he had been held for 27 years by the apartheid government of the all-white National Party, which had governed South Africa since 1948.
I was in New York City that July to cover the Democratic National Convention that would nominate Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton as the Democratic candidate for president. One of the Clinton delegates was Rockford Mayor Charles Box, the city's first black mayor, who in 1989 won 63 percent of the vote in a city that was 80 percent white.
Box invited me to go with him to a garden party for mayors hosted by New York Mayor David Dinkins at Gracie Mansion.
Dinkins' special guest was to be Mandela, and we would get to meet him and hear him speak. Keep in mind that Mandela was already world famous, even though he was not a public official of South Africa. He was a freedom fighter and the new leader of the African National Congress, an outlawed group. He had no right to vote in a country still controlled totally by its white minority government.
Mandela came to New York to speak to the Security Council of the United Nations and ask that a special UN envoy be sent to South Africa to investigate violence against blacks. He wanted an international commission to re-start the stalled negotiations between the ANC and the government over ending apartheid and establishing human and voting rights for the majority of citizens.
At the reception, Dinkins brought Mandela out of the mansion to meet us. By then Mandela was in his 70s, but he was sure-footed and ramrod straight as he walked down the stairs. His voice was loud and firm and self-confident as he addressed the 200 or so mayors, their guests and reporters gathered on the lawn.
Mandela told us why he had come to New York. He talked about his mission to the UN. He also stressed the need for an inclusive democracy in a new South Africa where everyone lived under a common constitution that guaranteed individual and voting rights to all.
Then he greeted people with a firm handshake and big smile, kibitzing as if he were a Midwestern governor working the 4-H exhibits at a county fair. Mandela may have been a statesman, a revolutionary, an agent of dramatic change. But he was also the best retail politician I'd ever seen. "This guy's going places," I thought.
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The important thing to remember about Mandela, who died Thursday, is that he led and won a peaceful revolution in a land where change was probably inevitable, but where peaceful change was improbable.
Without Mandela's constitutional, nonviolent imperative, South Africa's transformation would have been violent; thousands would have died and the result would have been the kind of chaos and despotism unleashed in France after its 1789 revolution.
So, when you think that a difficult task is impossible, think of Nelson Mandela. He proved Robespierre and Chairman Mao were wrong: Revolution does not have to come from the blade of a guillotine or the barrel of a gun.
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Witness the Mental Fitness: Set Thought Aside to Improve Performance
Your mind will do anything it can to keep from being fully present for the stress that is inherent in a climbing challenge. You can't "fix" the mind from the perspective of the mind. Mental fitness training has to be done from a perspective that is removed from the mind itself. You need a different access point.
Ping! In a split second I was in the air falling. The rope went limp as I accelerated into the mist and drizzle. What
I most feared had happened: the hook had sheared off the flake. The rope came taut after 20 feet, throwing me upside down and jerking me to a stop.
I was shaken but unhurt. This was our third visit to climb a new route on the 700-foot headwall of Whitesides Mountain in North Carolina and we were
getting shut down again.
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we have the ability is the inner unknown.
On that drizzly day at Whitesides, Doyle Parsons and I were faced with both unknowns, but it was the inner one that decided our fate. We were tired, wet
and discouraged.
"Can't climb in the rain," I said, to help justify the decision. We tucked tail and left.
Your mind will do anything it can to keep from being fully present for the stress that is inherent in a climbing challenge. It will create thoughts to
escape the stress, such as what happened to me on Whitesides. Another common escape thought is: "I'm too pumped to continue."
This tendency to escape is your mind's natural inclination. What you can do about it is simply identify—or notice—these thoughts when they
happen. You can't "fix" the mind from the perspective of the mind. Mental fitness training has to be done from a perspective that is removed from the
mind itself. You need a different access point.
Many people are so identified with thinking that they believe they think all the time. Yet you don't think all the time. You think much of the time, but
there are gaps between thoughts. It's in those gaps that awareness resides. You can witness— that is, observe and notice—when your mind
generates thoughts. Witnessing your mind create thoughts helps you realize they are just that—thoughts.
Perhaps the most critical shift you can make in developing mental fitness is learning to operate from the perspective of the Witness. Your mental fitness
will improve to the same degree that you can make this shift. Once you begin to operate from the Witness's perspective, you separate your true self
from the limiting effects of thinking.
There are times while climbing where you need to think, assess risks and make decisions. You usually do these at rest stances, where you have protection.
Between such stances you should engage and simply focus on climbing without interference from the mind.
To practice, choose a lead that is just below your limit and has safe fall consequences, mean- ing the falls are clean and you have experience taking such
falls. (After you do this exercise on routes below your limit, you can progress to more difficult ones.) If you don't have leading and fall- ing experience,
the exercise can still be useful if done on toprope. Your intention is to keep climbing regardless of doubts in your mind. Do a thorough risk assessment
at protected stances.
As you begin climbing off the stance, focus your attention on the physical sensations of climbing: breathing, staying as relaxed as you can, and continually
moving. If you stop within a section due to doubts, then follow these steps:
First: Delay reacting and don't listen to the doubts your mind creates. Look down to acknowledge where your last pro is to confirm that
you are still in a safe fall zone.
Second: Focus your attention by looking for hand and footholds and what you need to do to climb.
Third: Keep your attention on the physical sensations of breathing and relaxing.
Then do a couple of deliberate exhalations and commit to making the next move regardless of whether or not you will fall. Do not let your mind decide to
fall, and do not slap hopelessly at the next hold. Engage your body by going for the next move with precision and focus, regardless of background doubts.
One move is valuable; this is where you learn.
Arno Ilgner is the author of The Rock Warrior's Way, considered the "Bible" of mental training for climbers. The above essay was excerpted from his new book, Espresso Lessons.
This article was published in Rock and Ice issue 192.
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Dean Kamen has been responsible for a whole slew of inventions, some beneficial and some less so. The latest creation with his name on it, described in a patent application filed on January 3 of this year, falls more into the "less so" category.
The patent application, titled "APPARATUS FOR TREATING OBESITY BY EXTRACTING FOOD," describes a device and method for sticking a tube into a person's stomach and allowing them to eat whatever they want, and then to eject the masticated but undigested food into a convenient toilet. The idea is to reduce the amount of calories your body absorbs by yanking the food out of your stomach, after you've enjoyed eating it but before it makes its way into your digestive tract.
Lest you think that the contents of your stomach are safe and the invention exists only on paper, a company called Aspire Bariatrics already offers the system in Europe, proudly proclaiming, "The AspireAssist Aspiration Therapy System received CE mark approval in December 2011 to market in the European Union, and is now commercially available in selected regions in Europe and beyond." The company's website notes that the device and procedure aren't yet approved for use in the USA; that (and the FDA) are presumably the reasoning behind filing the patent.
The goal is to cut down food and calorie intake by about 30 percent. Aspire Bariatrics' site notes that the device should be used about twenty minutes after each main meal and that it sucks out about a third of the food eaten from that meal, slurping out the chyme and replacing it with some amount of water. Aspire Bariatrics is quick to point out on its FAQ page that this is not bulimia:
Aspiration Therapy does not cause bulimia. Bulimia is a psychological illness characterized by excessive and uncontrolled binging episodes followed by purging. Bulimia is medically unsupervised, while Aspiration Therapy is under the control of a physician and electrolytes and metabolites are carefully monitored. One of the primary dangers of bulimia is the damage to the teeth and esophagus due to stomach acid; Aspiration Therapy poses no such risk.
When coupled with lifestyle modification, the device provides "portion control without deprivation," letting folks still enjoy the sating effects of eating to fullness while at the same time reducing the full caloric impact of what's in the stomach (by removing the stomach's contents). It's a bit extreme, and the hair between bulimia and medically supervised food removal seems to be split very thinly, but it's an option.
Though if I may be permitted one small editorial comment: Eeew. Just... eeew.


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The Aluminum Extruded Products market report provides a detailed analysis of global market size, regional and country-level market size, segmentation market growth, market share, competitive Landscape, sales analysis, impact of domestic and global market players, value chain optimization, trade regulations, recent developments, opportunities analysis, strategic market growth analysis, product launches, area marketplace expanding, and technological innovations.
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Apple has released another minor OS update for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users aimed at fixing unnamed Wi-Fi issues. The 6.0.2 update began to appear in iTunes on Tuesday with no other description besides "Fixes a bug that could impact Wi-Fi," leading to speculation that the fix addresses an issue that caused some iPhones to drop their Wi-Fi connections and use cellular data more often.
The bug has been noted by iPhone users since the iPhone 5 arrived in September. Verizon later said that users wouldn't be charged for LTE or 3G data usage that was racked up due to the apparent Wi-Fi bug; AT&T users also reported they were seeing vastly increased data usage as well.
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The Cambridge-Longwood Campus Shuttle Service
MASCO provides a shuttle bus service at no charge to all Harvard University officers, staff and students upon presentation of a valid H.U. ID card. Buses leave the Cambridge and the Longwood Campuses every ten to fiftteen minutes during peak periods and at least once during the rest of the day, from approximately 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Schedules and other information can be obtained online or from MASCO (2-2800).
MASCO Landmark Shuttle Service
The Landmark Shuttle transports HSPH and HMS community members between the Landmark Center and the Longwood Campus from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. No weekend or Holiday service. Link to Live Look with Schedule & Printable Shuttle Schedule
Walking Escort Service
The Harvard Longwood Campus has an escort service available 24 hours a day. The security officer will escort faculty, staff or students on request to any of the Longwood Campus Area parking lots, buildings or local "T" stops. To use this service call (2-1040). It may take as long as fifteen minutes for your escort to arrive. Please wait for your escort once you have called.
Taxi Escort Service
Effective Monday, June 14, 2005, the Harvard Longwood Campus will initiate changes to the taxi shuttle escort service. The hours of operation will be 9 PM to 3 AM seven days a week.
Those eligible to use this service must have a valid Harvard University ID from the Medical/Dental or Harvard School of Public Health. The Medical/Dental School faculty, staff and students will continue to go to the Security Desk at Vanderbilt Hall, 107 Avenue Louis Pasteur; Harvard School of Public Health faculty, staff and students will continue to go to the FXB Security Desk, at 651 Huntington Avenue. Security will be responsible at both locations for distributing the vouchers and coordinating the taxi pick-up. You will only be given a voucher at the security desk location for your respective schools.
Taxi service is available at anytime during these hours on a first come first serve basis. You no longer have to wait for the top or bottom of the hour.
The taxi service is free within a one mile radius of the campus. (See maps highlighting the one mile radius at the Security Desk) Should your destination go beyond the one mile radius of the campus, the taxi meter will be turned on and you will be responsible for the additional fare beyond the one mile radius.
Each taxi will only go to one destination with up to four people.
Multiple riders going to different destinations will require separate taxis and vouchers.
Please be aware that traffic and weather conditions may affect the timeliness of the taxi service.
Safety and Security
Every major city has areas of high crime rates. There are, however, safety precautions that you can take to maintain a safer life-style. The university document "Playing it Safe" contains important information on crime prevention programs and services at Harvard. It also outlines federal and state laws and university policies on sexual offenses. For more information call Harvard University Police (2-1212).


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WASHINGTON - Locked in a deepening struggle with President Barack Obama, House Republicans on Saturday demanded a one-year delay in major parts of the nation's new health care law and permanent repeal of a tax on medical devices as the price for preventing a partial government shutdown threatened for early Tuesday.
The White House quickly issued a veto threat and Senate Democrats vowed to reject the measure even before the House began debating it. "Any member of the Republican Party who votes for this bill is voting for a shutdown," presidential press secretary Jay Carney said in a statement.
Undeterred, House Republicans pressed ahead with their latest attempt to squeeze a concession from the White House in exchange for letting the government open for business normally on Tuesday. They also vowed to pass legislation assuring U.S. troops are paid in the event of a shutdown.
"I think we have a winning program here," said Rep. Hal Rogers, R-Ky., chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, after days of discord that pitted Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and his leadership against tea party-backed conservatives.
Another Republican, Rep. Darrell Issa of California, reacted angrily when asked whether he would eventually support a standalone spending bill if needed to prevent a shutdown. "How dare you presume a failure? How dare you? How dare you?" he said.
Apart from its impact on the health care law, the legislation that House Republicans decided to back would assure routine funding for government agencies through Dec. 15.
The measure marked something of a reduction in demands by House Republicans, who passed legislation several days ago that would permanently strip the health care law of money while providing funding for the government.
It also contained significant concessions from a party that long has criticized the health care law for imposing numerous government mandates on industry, in some cases far exceeding what Republicans have been willing to support in the past.
GOP aides said that under the legislation headed toward a vote, portions of the health law that already have gone into effect would remain unchanged. That includes requirements for insurance companies to guarantee coverage for pre-existing conditions and to require children to be covered on their parents' plans until age 26. It would not change a part of the law that reduces costs for seniors with high prescription drug expenses.
Instead, the measure would delay implementation of a requirement for all individuals to purchase coverage or face a penalty, and of a separate feature of the law that will create marketplaces where individuals can shop for coverage from private insurers.
By repealing the medical device tax, the GOP measure also would raise deficits - an irony for a party that won the House majority in 2010 by pledging to get the nation's finances under control.
The Senate rejected the most recent House-passed anti-shutdown bill on a party-line vote of 54-44 Friday, insisting on a straightforward continuation in government funding without health care-related add-ons.
That left the next step up to the House - with time to avert a partial shutdown growing ever shorter.
For a moment at least, the revised House proposal papered over a simmering dispute between the leadership and tea party conservatives who have been more militant about abolishing the health law that all Republicans oppose.
It was unclear whether members of the rank and file had consulted with Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who has become the face of the "Defund Obamacare" campaign that tea party organizations are promoting and using as a fundraising tool.
Instead, House Republican moderates and conservatives said it soon would be up to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and fellow Democrats to decide whether the government would remain open past the shutdown deadline of midnight Monday.
Asked if the House measure would risk a shutdown, Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., said, "It depends on how long ... Reid wants to continue to be financially irresponsible and obstructionist."
There was little doubt that Reid had the votes to block a one-year delay in the health care program widely known as "Obamacare."
It appeared the Republicans' chances of winning a concession centered on the medical device tax, which was incorporated into the health law to help pay its costs. Some Republicans noted that the Senate has taken a nonbinding 79-20 vote to repeal the levy, and that several members of Obama's party supported the proposal.
In fact, the total was more than half the Democratic senators, 33 in all. Those in favor included members of the leadership, Sens. Dick Durbin of Illinois and Chuck Schumer of New York among them, as well as Murray.
The 2.3 percent tax, which took effect in January, is imposed on items such as pacemakers and CT scan machines; eyeglasses, contact lenses, hearing aids and other items are exempt. Repealing it would cost the government an estimated $29 billion over the coming decade.
If lawmakers miss the approaching deadline, a wide range of federal programs would be affected, from the national parks to the Pentagon.
Some critical services such as patrolling the borders, inspecting meat and controlling air traffic would continue. Social Security benefits would be sent and the Medicare and Medicaid health care programs for the elderly and poor would continue to pay doctors and hospitals.
The new health insurance exchanges would open Tuesday, a development that's lent urgency to the drive to use a normally routine stopgap spending bill to gut implementation of the law.
AP writer Alan Fram and radio reporter Gerry Bodlander contributed to this report.


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White Sox GM gets 'slapped in the face'
That loud sound emanating from the South Side is a miserable season smacking White Sox general manager Ken Williams in the face.
"Slapped in the face, hit upside the head, whatever you want to call it," Williams said. "Change needs to happen, and change is going to happen."
The question's been asked at U.S. Cellular Field on an ongoing basis: When will the Sox begin making trades? Judging by the GM's comments before Sunday's game, now is the time.
"Looks to me like damned near every aspect," Williams said when asked what areas need to be addressed. "There's no energy, there's no production offensively."
Williams said he has been propositioned about 10 different players and, with the July 31 non-waiver trading deadline moving closer, "people are starting to be very aggressive."
The most highly sought player certainly will be left-handed starter Mark Buehrle, who is eligible to become a free agent after this season. A report in Sunday's Chicago Sun-Times said Boston is pushing hard for Buehrle, but Williams said, "There are no negotiations."
With speculation rampant, Sox manager Ozzie Guillen pulled the pitcher aside Sunday.
"Don't worry about what people say if you are going to get traded today or tomorrow," Guillen said he told Buehrle. "Right now, at 10:14 on Sunday, it ain't going to happen."
Williams said it would be difficult for him personally to trade Buehrle, but it is a business.
"Baseball-wise, you've got to do what you've got to do sometimes," Williams said. "And who knows? It still has to be something that, with anybody out there, it's got to be something that makes sense for us, both in the short term and the long term before we go down the road. It's not a given that will happen."
Aside from Buehrle, the Sox have other pieces that could help a contender.
Considering the lack of middle infielders and quality catchers around, both Tadahito Iguchi and A.J. Pierzynski could be key acquisitions for some team. The names of Jose Contreras and Jon Garland have been brought up in the rumor mill, as have those of relievers Mike MacDougal and David Aardsma.
Jermaine Dye, also eligible to become a free agent after this season, was thought to be a target, but the strained right quadriceps that will knock him out for some time greatly diminishes his trade value.
The problem with any would-be trades, Williams stressed, is the lack of talent the Sox believe they'd be offered in return.
"Unfortunately, to a large degree, it's our belief that the talent across the industry is down of these championship players, and very few people are interested in major league talent-for-talent deals. ... ," Williams said.
"We go after targets. We get what we want? We do the deal. If we don't, then we don't regardless of the timing, regardless of any other X factor."
As for making the postseason, changes or not, Williams isn't feeling great about his team's chances.
"When you lose as much as we have the last three weeks," he said, "it's hard to feel optimistic about that. ...
"Right now, I'm looking for respectability."
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Y-12 Historian: Union Carbide's first 20 years in nuclear energy
Note: Union Carbide Nuclear Division, which started out as Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company, operated the Atomic Energy Commission/Energy Research and Development Administration/Department of Energy sites in Oak Ridge, Paducah, Ky., and Portsmouth, Ohio, until 1984, some 40 years.
This series of articles are taken from a publication produced by Union Carbide Nuclear Division in the early 1960s which provides some insights into technological advances and substantial manufacturing accomplishments that were being made in Oak Ridge just 20 years after the Manhattan Project came to East Tennessee. The publication was provided to me by Tim Gawne of Oak Ridge National Laboratory when he found a copy in the ORNL Library archives.
This section covers the Union Carbide Corp.
Union Carbide in Nuclear Energy
Like many other companies Union Carbide is putting the atom to work in its own business, both in production operations and in research.
Radioisotopes are used as tracers in checking reactions in making chemicals and plastics. They permit accurate determinations that were impossible previously.
Agricultural researchers working for Union Carbide are using radioisotopes to study fertilizers used in plant nutrition and in studying fungicides and herbicides developed to help farmers obtain more abundant food crops. Radioactive thickness gauges and similar instruments have simplified and improved the control of many mechanical processing operations, particularly in plastics manufacture.
Sterling Forest: Union Carbide Nuclear Co.'s research center consists of the reactor and the radioactive materials laboratory, which is being used for studying the effects of radiation on various compounds.
Research Center: The center is the focal point for nuclear and ore research within the corporation. Included in this project are the main research building, a power and utilities building, and an ores and minerals development laboratory.
From Production to Research: Uranium salts find their way into various research, production and development programs for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Union Carbide's Mill at Uravan, Colo., is one of the largest on the Colorado Plateau. The corporation is a major supplier of uranium for the nation's nuclear energy program.
The Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Paducah, Ky., nuclear facilities are operated by Union Carbide Corp. for the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
While this historic report generated by the Union Carbide Corp. during its days of managing the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission's nuclear sites sheds a lot of insight into the technological advances resulting from the Nuclear Age, it also gives a glimpse into the world of developing nuclear energy. It was written during a time when new scientific information was being obtained at a rapid pace.
It was written as a document to capture the situation some 20 years after the world's most significant basic atomic-related discovery had been applied outside the laboratory. This newly discovered source of atomic energy was used in the most powerful and obvious display of force the world had ever seen before. It shocked the world and brought a new recognition that for the first time in human history, mankind possessed the knowledge and skill to possibly destroy the earth!
Yet the same equipment, the same science that brought us nuclear weapons, brought us nuclear medicine. The laboratories that sprang from the onset of the Nuclear Age have made advances beyond imagination just a few years ago. Neutron science is a major contributor to basic science today and will likely continue to lead the way for the foreseeable future.
The use of atomic weapons in warfare resulted in the immediate ending of World War II, a war that had shown how devastating worldwide warfare can be. Nuclear weapons have proven to be a primary source of strength that has resulted in avoiding a third world war for 67 years. Nuclear weapons remain a primary force and one that enormous effort is being required to contain.
What will the next 20 years bring? What will a report such as this look like regarding the continuing and exponentially expanding advancement of the Nuclear Age?
Will the peaceful use of atoms continue as described by Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, who said in 1962, "Nuclear research today is varied and rewarding. Its future is so exciting that we cannot but envy the future scientists who will reach maturity two decades from now. But I trust that we may have the satisfaction of knowing that we have in a real sense paved the way for their achievements."
Seaborg was looking 20 years ahead to 1982. We stand an additional 20 plus years ahead of his vision and the exciting research findings of the Nuclear Age continue. Can you imagine what will be written about the Nuclear Age in 2032?


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