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 [Sampler] 'Returning the money to the people': Whether it was from the private banking system on the open market, or from the Bank of Japan with notes printed up for the occasion, or from the Federal Reserve as the purchaser of last resort, the money was no doubt created out of thin air. As Federal Reserve Board Chairman Marriner Eccles testified before the House Banking and Currency Committee in 1935:

 [Gizmodo.com] Gizmodo - Security: The Brief Safe from Shomer-Tec Law Enforcement & Military Equipment lets you hide cash, jewelry, or documents in the Velcro-closing fly of these bloomers that need a good washin’.

[Schneier.com] Schneier on Security: Flaw in Winkhaus Blue Chip Lock: On another point with electronic locks and batteries, sometimes you will see a "security port" on the bottom of the locks so that they can be opened by some gizzmo (a Psion Organiser in the Unique case). Well these ports have a disadvantage, in that the solenoid needs to be connected close to the battery and is usually conected in series with a transistor that operates it.

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