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  • A cutaway prototype of the Robotic Key System (RKS) lock developed by Stanton Concepts, photographed on August 2, 2008. The RKS is an all-mechanical lock designed to be opened with a computer-controlled electronic dialer instead of a standard key. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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  • The Drumm Geminy Shield cylinder protection system photographed on August 6, 2008. Invented by German engineer Klaus Drumm and widely used on vending machines containing large quantities of cash or valuable items, the Geminy is a hardened steel shield located in front of the main lock cylinder in order to protect it against a wide variety of brute force and surreptitious entry attacks. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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  • The Drumm Geminy Shield cylinder protection system photographed on August 6, 2008. Invented by German engineer Klaus Drumm and widely used on vending machines containing large quantities of cash or valuable items, the Geminy is a hardened steel shield located in front of the main lock cylinder in order to protect it against a wide variety of brute force and surreptitious entry attacks. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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  • The Drumm Geminy Shield cylinder protection system photographed on August 6, 2008. Invented by German engineer Klaus Drumm and widely used on vending machines containing large quantities of cash or valuable items, the Geminy is a hardened steel shield located in front of the main lock cylinder in order to protect it against a wide variety of brute force and surreptitious entry attacks. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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  • MIT's 2009 Class Ring, or "Brass Rat." The MIT class ring has maintained its distinctive rectangular bezel since the ring's inception in 1930 as the Standard [Massachusetts Institute of] Technology Ring. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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  • MIT's 2009 Class Ring, or "Brass Rat." The MIT class ring has maintained its distinctive rectangular bezel since the ring's inception in 1930 as the Standard [Massachusetts Institute of] Technology Ring. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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  • Soup being prepared at the KO Prime restaurant on Tremont Street in Boston. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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  • A ribeye chop prepared at the KO Prime restaurant on Tremont Street in Boston by Executive Chef Josh Buehler. By photographer Eric Schmiedl
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