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The high court heard oral arguments Wednesday over challenges to Section 5, a part of the Voting Rights Act that gives the federal government open-ended oversight of states and localities, mostly in the South, with a history of voter discrimination.
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What was started in 1914 with the Ur-Leica quickly turned into a lasting success. In 1932, around 90,000 cameras were already in use. By 1961, the number had increased to a million. Milestones in the development include the rangefinder cameras such as the legendary Leica M3 in 1954 and the M6 in 1984. At the same time, the Leica lenses were beginning their success story and Leica binoculars impressed the world with their performance and comfort. The R-System commenced in 1976 with the Leica R3 - the first electronic Leica. In 1989, the first compact point-and-shoot model entered the market. 1998 also saw the launch of the first digital camera - the Leica Digilux. Without exception, all developments are focused on the requirements of the user and are characterized by the highest quality, focus on essential functions, and comfortable user-friendly controls.
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1849 | The optician and mathematician Carl Kellner founds an optical institution for the development of lenses and microscopes in Wetzlar. |
1887 | The 10,000th microscope is produced. |
1907 | Start of binocular production under the management of Max Berek. |
1914 | Oskar Barnack creates the Ur-Leica. |
1923 | Production of the first 25 prototypes of a small-format 35mm camera named the "Null-Serie" for test purposes. |
1925 | The Leica with built-in collapsible lens is presented at the Spring Trade Fair in Leipzig. 1,000 cameras were produced in the first year alone. The first small-format enlarger is introduced under the name of FILAR. |
1926 | The first small-format 35mm projector is launched under the name of ULEJA. |
1930 | The first Leica camera with interchangeable threaded mount and three vest pocket lenses is launched. The Lehr-Atelier is set up in the optical factory Ernst Leitz in Wetzlar to introduce researchers, technicians, journalists and scientists to the advantages of small-format photography in both theory and practice. |
1932 | The Leica II with coupled rangefinder and built-in viewfinder is made available for the first time. Additional screw-mount lenses enter the market. Leica photographers now have seven vest pocket lenses with standardized thread at their disposal. The Leica II with the serial number 100,000 is manufactured. |
1934 | The Leica 250, dubbed the "Reporter", contains 10 meter film and delivers 250 exposures without reloading. Combined with a spring motor, it becomes the preferred device used in reconnaissance aircraft by the German air force. |
1954 | The Leica M3 with bayonet mount and high-magnification rangefinder marks the end of an era for screw thread cameras. Film transport is made significantly easier with the use of a rapid-wind lever. |
1957 | The Leica IIIg ,the last Leica screw thread model, is introduced. |
1963 | Groundbreaking new development in the form of LEICA Trinovid binoculars is presented at the Photokina exposition. It featured an elegant new slim line design, a new central focusing control, and a true internal-focus system to prevent suction when adjusting. |
1965 | The Leicaflex marks the first Leica single-lens reflex camera to enter series production. |
1966 | The Leica Noctilux 1:1.2/50 mm is the first 35mm camera with an aspherical element. |
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1968 | The Leicaflex SL is the first camera in the world with selective-area metering. |
1971 | The Leica M5 is the first rangefinder camera in the world with selective light measurement through the taking lens. |
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1984 | The Leica M6 with selective light measurement and LED display in the finder is launched. |
1988 | The Leica R6 with mechanically controlled shutter is announced. |
1989 | The first Leica compact camera LEICA AF-C1 is launched. |
1990 | The binocular series LEICA TRINOVID BA is launched with newly developed lenses and a totally redesigned mechanism. |
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The first digitally controlled Leica is presented, the LEICA R7. First Leica lens with molded asperical lens is introduced. Leica introduces the first Leica spotting scope: Leica Televid. |
1996 | The microprocessor-controlled single-lens reflex camera, Leica R8, is launched. |
1998 | The Leica M6 TTL with TTL flash exposure measurement is introduced. The Leica Digilux is launched - the first digital Leica compact camera. |
1999 | With the Leica C1, the new design series in Leica compact cameras, is launched |
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Leica M7 with automatic timer providing digital countdown digital display of long exposures. The Leica R9 with low weight and extended flash control options is launched. Leica Duovid is worldwide the first high performance binocular with dual magnification. |
2003 | The new binocular range Leica Ultravid in a new design and improved optical system is launched. A digital rear panel for the Leica R9 is announced. |
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The Geovid is redesigned - more compact and improved construction: Geovid 8x42 BRF. |
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Richard Henry Dana, Sr. 1787-1879
(Also wrote under pseudonym of The Idle Man) American essayist, poet, editor, short story writer, critic, and lecturer.
Considered a minor literary figure, Dana was among the first American literary critics to be a proponent of romanticism. Following his conversion to Congregationalism in 1827, Dana rejected the romantic mode and began a sustained conservative attack on what he saw as the paucity of American culture.
Biographical Information
Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1787, Dana was the youngest of five children. After schooling in Newport, Rhode Island, he entered Harvard College in 1804, but was expelled three years later for taking part in a student rebellion. Dana's hopes of a comfortable career as an independent man of letters were severely compromised when his brother Francis lost much of the family fortune in property speculations. Admitted to the bar in 1812, Dana married Ruth Charlotte Smith one year later. When the North American Review was founded in 1815, Dana became a contributor, and in 1818 he was named assistant editor. His outspoken review of William Hazlitt's Lectures on the English Poets countered the prevailing neoclassical critical fashion and he was denied the editorship of the journal, causing him to resign from his post. In 1821 Dana began to publish a new periodical, The Idle Man, but it ran only six issues. Following his wife's death in 1822, Dana was influenced by the revival movement led by Lyman Beecher and, in 1826, he converted to Congregationalism and began to write on religious matters. In the latter part of his career, faced with penury, Dana extended the range of his literary endeavors, writing poetry, teaching English literature, and lecturing on Shakespeare. Suffering from failing health, Dana retired to his house at Cape Ann and died there on February 2, 1879.
Major Works
Dana's broad literary output included poetry, short fiction, book reviews, lectures, and essays. His first publications were reviews and critical essays for The Monthly Anthology and its successor, the North American Review. Dana's notorious review of Hazlitt's Lectures on the English Poets, in which he praised William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge at the expense of neoclassical poet Alexander Pope, established his reputation in Boston as a romantic iconoclast. Dana's early prose fiction, such as the gothic tale "Paul Felton" (1822), is characterized by its exploration of the supernatural and the psychology of the imagination. Dana published his first volume of poetry, The Buccaneer and Other Poems (1827), at the behest of his friend William Cullen Bryant, and followed it with Poems and Prose Writings (1833). A two-volume edition of the Poems and Prose Writings was published in 1850. Of Dana's poems, the long poem "The Buccaneer" has helped sustain his reputation as a noteworthy poet. In 1838 Dana began a series of seven lectures on Shakespeare, but these remain unpublished. His later essays reveal his rejection of the romantic mode and offer a conservative critique of American cultural shallowness and anti-intellectualism, conditions which stemmed, Dana believed, from America's passion for social equality and its disinterest in the past.
Critical Reception
The strength and independence of Dana's literary opinions often exposed him to censure. During his period of literary activity, his work met with both critical hostility and public indifference, but it was also well received by many reviewers and, for a time, he enjoyed a solid reputation as a serious literary figure. Many of Dana's contemporaries found his poetry stronger in conception than performance. Often viewed as a provocative essayist and an idiosyncratic reviewer, Dana left an intellectual stamp on his work which enhanced his essays and sometimes damaged his poems. His philosophical seriousness was at times taken for Calvinist brooding, and he was criticized for his gloomy tone. Although his lectures on Shakespeare were prompted by financial expediency, they were generally well received. Modern critics, such as Doreen Hunter and Robert A. Ferguson, have focused their analyses of Dana's work on his rejection of romanticism in favor of his later conservative views of religion and law. Dana's professional life ended in obscurity; he lived long enough to see his own career eclipsed by that of his son, Richard Henry Dana, Jr.
Principal Works
The Idle Man [editor and major contributor] (essays, short stories, poetry) 1821-22
The Buccaneer and Other Poems (poetry) 1827
Poems and Prose Writings (poetry, essays and criticism) 1833
*Poems and Prose Writings. 2 vols. (poetry, essays, and criticism) 1850
*Includes the first edition of Poems and Prose Writings (1833).
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SOURCE: "Preface to the First Edition of the Poems," in Poems and Prose Writings, Vol I, Baker and Scribner, 1850, pp. ix-xi.
[In the following preface to his first collection of poems, first published in 1827 and reissued in 1850 with a second volume of his poetry, Dana expresses his hopes for the public's favorable reception of his work, and comments on the partly factual source for "The Buccaneer. "
It is not without hesitation that I give this small volume [The Buccaneer and Other Poems] to the public; for no one can be more sensible than I am how much is necessary to the production of what may be rightly called poetry. It is true that something resembling it is oftentimes borne into instant and turbulent popularity, while a work of genuine character may be lying neglected by all except the poets. But the tide of time flows on, and the former begins to settle to the bottom, while the latter rises slowly and steadily to the surface, and moves forward, for a spirit is in it.
It is a poor ambition to be anxious after the distinction of a day in that which, if it be fit to live at all, is to live for ages. It is wiser than all, so to love one's art that its distinctions shall be but secondary: and, indeed, he who is not so absorbed in it as to think of his fame only as one of its accidents had better save himself his toil; for the true power is not in him. Yet the most...
(The entire section is 977 words.)
SOURCE: Review of Poems and Prose Writings, in The American Monthly Review, Vol. IV, No. VI, December, 1833, pp. 468-80.
[In the following excerpt, the author favorably reviews Dana's poetry and prose, calling him "one of the best writers of the day. "]
Mr. Dana is a poet in the true sense of the term. He combines a striking originality and reach of thought with beautiful and expressive language. But the former power far exceeds the latter. Indeed he seems himself to be aware of this; for he says of his own poetry that it lacks "something of that melody of voice and harmony of expression, which so win upon us unawares." As a poetical thinker, Mr. Dana has no superior,—hardly an equal in the country; as a mere versifier, we could point out several, who are his superiors. At times he is admirably apt and beautiful in his expressions; at others, apparently negligent, and certainly unsuccessful. He frequently reminds us of Mr. Burchell in The Vicar of Wakefield, who "had something short and dry in his address, and seemed not to understand ceremony, or to despise it." At such moments we feel half-disposed to place him upon the debateable ground between the poets of prose and the poets of verse . . . , but straight some touching passage, some dazzling burst of true poetry reinstates him among "the great, the glorious few." Upon this point however, we do not wish to be dogmatical; but we think...
(The entire section is 2330 words.)
SOURCE: A review of Poems and Prose Writings, in The New Englander, Vol. IX, No. XXXIII, February, 1851, pp. 28-35.
[In the following favorable review, the author praises Dana's poetic diction, his style, and his artistic character.]
Our first remark is, that Mr. Dana's language is made up in a great degree of Saxon. It is free, more than that of most authors, from Latinisms, Gallicisms, from modern conventionalisms, and all pert and dainty expressions. He eschews, as by instinct, such words as "emanate," "develop," "position," "responsibility," "elevated," "exposition," etc., unless in cases where they may be absolutely needed to give the sense. It is hardly necessary to say that his pages are never disfigured by "stand-points," "hand-books," "being done," "transpired" in the sense of happen, "governmental," and that large class of words, which, if found in the dictionaries, are not wanted to express any idea, and whose occurrence gives pain to a delicate ear. By making use of this pithy, sturdy old Saxon, Mr. Dana is able to address a larger number of readers. Those who are familiar only with the English language, can feel the full force of his style, can relish what they could not if it were mixed up with elements that are only half naturalized. By this means he can, also, give us more thoughts. More ideas will be crowded into a page, than if the common proportion of words were transplanted...
(The entire section is 3098 words.)
SOURCE: "Richard Henry Dana," in Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. LVIII, No. 347, April, 1879, pp. 769-76.
[In the following excerpt Stoddard provides a critical overview of Dana's literary career, noting especially the influence of Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" on "The Buccaneer."]
To rightly understand an author, and the place he occupies in the literature of his country, we must not only understand the events of his life and the order in which his works were written, we must also understand the literary conditions under which they were produced, and which conspired to make them what they were. To judge the authors of the last century by the standards of the present century is to judge them uncritically and unjustly: they wrote according to their light, and whether it was greater or lesser, it was certainly other than our light. They belonged to their day and generation, as we belong to ours, and if we cherish the hope of being appreciated by those who come after us, we should seek to appreciate those who came before us, and who made what we are possible. It is a fashion among young writers to sneer at their elders, as if they were unworthy of serious consideration. I have heard these confident gentlemen declare that the prose of Irving was poor, and the poetry of Bryant dull and monotonous. I have asked them if they were familiar with early American literature, if they had read the...
(The entire section is 5626 words.)
SOURCE: "Criticism, Magazines, and Critics," in The Origins of American Colonial Thought, 1810-1835, A. S. Barnes and Company, Inc., 1961, pp. 164-205.
[In the following excerpt, Charvat provides an overview of Dana's work as a literary critic and examines the critical value of Dana's unpublished lectures on Shakespeare.]
Dana was a . . . militant romantic . . . , and his utterances were loud as well as strong. His life was full of stridencies and contradictions, beginning with his expulsion from Harvard in 1807. This literary rebel was a confirmed Federalist and a trinitarian tending toward high-church Episcopalianism. As poet and novelist he was of the Gothic school, and his son records that from boyhood his father's interest was in "the Gothic mind and the Gothic poetry, architecture, legends and superstitions." As a critic he followed Coleridge, Schlegel, Lamb, and Hartley Coleridge, though he imitated no one.
His work in the North American began in 1817 with a review of his friend Allston's Sylphs of the Seasons, in which he praised the work of Wordsworth and Crabbe. He disliked moralism. Gardiner had said in the Monthly Anthology, "Neither painter nor poet should describe a quagmire." Dana replied, "Nothing is vulgar but vice." In 1818 he criticized Maria Edgeworth's Readings in Poetry, a book for children, for not making the subject attractive by...
(The entire section is 1038 words.)
SOURCE: "America's First Romantics: Richard Henry Dana, Sr. and Washington Allston," in The New England Quarterly, Vol. XLV, No. 1, March, 1972, pp. 3-30.
[In the following excerpt, Hunter addresses Dana's early espousal of romanticism and his later conversion to evangelical Christianity.]
Like so many writers and artists of their generation, Dana and [Washington] Allston inherited a world view at odds with the one they adopted in their early manhood. They were torn between a traditional body of ideas which assumed the existence of universal truths and the exciting but private psychological visions of Coleridgean idealism. Unable to reconcile a yearning for the subjective intuitions of the imagination with this culturally imposed need for truths verified by universal experience, they became mired in uncertainty. How could they achieve the absolute moral and metaphysical knowledge enjoined both by the lingering Puritan tradition and by the natural law philosophies of the Enlightenment when their whole way of conceiving experience drifted irresistibly in the direction of Coleridgean idealism? American romantic thought emerged from this peculiar conjunction of enlightenment values and English romanticism. The careers of Dana and Allston demonstrate that the problems which made creative work so difficult for early American writers were rooted less in cultural deprivations than in the intellectual difficulty...
(The entire section is 5266 words.)
SOURCE: "The Richard Henry Danas: Father and Son," in Law and Letters in American Culture, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1984, pp. 241-72.
[In the following excerpt, Ferguson compares Dana's early romanticism with his later thoughts on legal theory, contrasting the gothic story "Paul Felton" (1822), with the essay "Law as Suited to Man " (1835).
Some individuals personify the wholeness of an age; others reflect the incompleteness of its parts. Daniel Webster, in the first category, spoke confidently for the nineteenth century and symbolized its conventions. The Richard Henry Danas, father and son, were more shadowy figures caught up in changes that they only partially understood. As traditional as Webster in politics and social matters, they accepted many of the new impulses sweeping through nineteenth-century intellectual thought, and those impulses were complex. It was not just that Webster admired Pope over all other poets while the Danas preferred Wordsworth. The whole manner in which Americans approached politics, society, and literature was changing. Webster belonged to old ways of thinking. The Danas fell somewhere between the old and the new and faced uncomfortable choices in consequence. Those choices, rather than specific achievements, are what make the Danas interesting. Their failures underscore the contradictions between neoclassical and romantic in republican culture, and...
(The entire section is 4571 words.)
Further Reading
Dana, Richard Henry, III. "Richard Henry Dana, Sr." In Later Years of the Saturday Club, 1870-1920, edited by M. A. DeWolfe Howe, pp. 36-42. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1927.
A brief biographical sketch of Dana by his grandson.
"Richard Henry Dana." Harper's Weekly XXIII, No. 1156, (22 February 1879): 142.
A brief obituary essay which addresses Dana's friendship with William Cullen Bryant, his poetry, and the success of his lectures on Shakespeare.
Hunter, Doreen M. Richard Henry Dana, Sr. Boston: Twayne, 1987, 146 p.
A biographical and critical study which considers Dana's career in the context of American literary, intellectual, and religious culture.
Weinstein, Bernard. "Bryant and Dana: The Anatomy of a Friendship." In William Cullen Bryant and His America: Centennial Conference Proceedings, 1878-1978, edited by Stanley Brodwin, Michael D'Innocenzo, and Joseph G. Astman, pp. 51-66. New York: AMS Press, 1983.
A biographical essay which discusses the long personal and literary association between Dana and William Cullen Bryant.
Adams, Nehemiah. Review of Dana's...
(The entire section is 266 words.)
Source: Nineteenth-Century Literary Criticism, ©1996 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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Having you took up -- 2010 of the stock.
Again but with -- with the changes on the company -- and the corporate structure changing in the near leadership.
-- -- the key AS shaped form eleven analysts are right out solve a hold on the stock do you think that the street is missing something with the story of IAC.
Yeah look I think I think that that the downside we have is that we are multiple businesses so opt for some people about little hard to digest it takes -- -- while.
I think if you look at the trajectory over the last you know fifteen or so months.
We've been we've been converting a lot of naysayers sellout -- we haven't converted all of them yet but.
As people Begin to understand our story and -- that we're delivering consistent growth across -- businesses and disciplined capital redeployment to our shareholders I think that I think hopefully those few remaining naysayers -- will come over to our side.
Greg real quick before I let go your front of the -- Daily Beast -- -- is there at the opposites -- had I have to ask you what a lot of analysts are hoping you can relate.
-- Newsweek -- the Daily Beast around make them profit drivers any plans for.
-- -- Sure we'll listen we you know we we started the Daily Beast -- several years ago we had merged it with Newsweek obviously an iconic brand.
Time honored brand.
You know again that's an investment property but the investment is coming down every year we've had growth in an ad pages in Q1 and and -- growth in unique -- and the trajectory is all right so while we feel really good about it.
Greg blatt IAC CEO Greg it's great to see you come back any time.
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At approximately 437 feet, the Al Miqab, is the 10th largest yacht in the world. Owned by Qatar's Emir Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani, it was launched in 2008 and is estimated to value between $250 and $300 million. The vessel is considered one of the most beautiful in the world, awarded "Motor Yacht of The Year" and "Best Interior Design" at the World Super yacht Awards in 2009.
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1 Year, 11 Authors, 42 Books, 3 Giveaways
Congratulations to Barbara Elness, the winner of 3 books! Yay, Barbara!!! My 4th Miracle Interrupted book, MIRACLE PIE, was published last week. I'm always thrilled to get a new book out, but squeaking this in before the end of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambersley, Angel Betrayed, Angel in Chains, Bleed for Me, Blood Vow, Bloodright, Bound by the Night, Bound In Sin, Dancing with the Devil, Dangerous Sanctuary, Deadly Designs, Forever Bound, Garden of Sorrow, Gem Stone, Holiday Man, Howl For It, In Cassie's Corner, Maddy's Floor, Miracle Lane, Miracle Pie, Must Worship Cats, Psychic Visions boxed set, Rebel Rose Rebel Yell, Stardust Miracle, Sweet Chaos, The Better to Bite, The Emperor's Conspiracy, The Keeper of the King's Secrets, The Secret Life of Cranberry Sauce, The Wolf Within, Touched by Death, Vampire in Distress
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It's in the pictures…
Update: The winner of ANGEL BETRAYED is…Danni T! Whenever possible, I try to set my books in locations that I've actually visited. This way, I can sprinkle in extra details to try and enrich the scenes. I can add smells, … Continue reading
What do you love? And a giveaway!
Update: Thank you all for the wonderful comments!! I had a great time chatting with you! The winners were randomly selected, and those winners are… 10 WINNERS OF BOUND BY THE NIGHT–Tony, Tina Rugg, Tracey Q, Petula, Dina, Samantha Atkin, … Continue reading