by 1839, this grand portrait of joseph moore and his family. he drops these figures into this portrait. you can see how louisa is dropped into it in the same fashion. this is a 14 foot portrait. it occupies the whole wall at the mfa. now you can see the collection. this is a hitchcock chair. these are stencilled forms. they are using the faux painting to make them look more embell h embellished than they might be. the carpet is pushed up to emphasize its placement. it is not falling three dimensions, but it is a cornucopia of goods. it is a portrait of people and their goods. and joseph moore is a hatter the part of the year and dentist the other part of the year. many of the jewelry and chairs are actually passed down. these are their household objects as well as his dental tools which are in the mfa collection. interestingly in 1839, i argue this represents the hey day and height of the innovation and production with the fancy consumption. in 1839 in terms of portraiture, it is the type of portrait. i spell out many of these innovations can d

and joseph moore is a hatter part of the year and dentist the other part of the year. and the mfa has many of the family, so many of the jewelry and other items, the chairs are actually passed down. these are their household objects as well as his dental tools which are in the mfa collection. interestingly in 1839, i argue this represents the heyday, the hype and the passing of the innovation and decentralized production and sort of fancy consumption because of course in 1839 in terms of portraiture, it is the invention of the degariotype, which is a truly mechanized form of portraitture and i try at the end of the book to spell out many of these innovative activities which are done in a host of different vocations throughout new england and new york are now replaced instead of wooden shelf clocks you get chauncey jerome which uses a return to brass, not imported brass anymore but this is stamped brass, much thinner and much easier to fabricate from, and he works from a variety of venues, including new haven and brooklyn, and so many of these provincial workplaces, pla

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vice chair joseph: officer? officer moore: good evening again. the ipector jt -- he mentioned his first visit on august 13, where he advised mr. and then when we cited him for the permit violation. in addition they have an abc license but have sales coumptioon theecond floo every karaoke room has been outfitted with plastic cups of ic -- of dice. there are alsogambling tiles. i have photos. ter i ed from -- issued him the citationrece recotionfor a place of entertainment. the former commandiofficer at the station recommendedenial sed ourprevious encounte he contied to n it as a place of entertainment. there were yelp reviews, people saying they used the karaoke rooms after the citation occurred. i visited shabu pub during the days he said there wasaig posted outdoor diotee a sign posted. also, one of the rooms upstairs had been converted to a bedroom. ere wereeveral tho dollars in cash and what not alsoalr doorat led on to the roof that the first level, which had a letter attached to eside -- a letter attached to the side to let you get out the b

joseph: thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you for sticking with us. officer moore: no problem. to thi issue of deccan the box? e policearenocncy,nofire if the police said 18nde fire department sai

joseph saunders calling the impact of regulations on debit cards modestly better than he actually expected. as far as the impact on visa, of course. mooreaying it expects a brunt of durbin related headwinds this year. let's take a look at the stock here. visa, mastercard have outperformed rivals in the credit and debit card space over the last year. you can see there, although american express and discovery financial also at now 52-week gains. looking at 52-week highs in this space. bill, over to you. >> maria, thank you. let's go to john harwood. he has more between the meeting between president obama and prime minister mario monti. >> president obama wanted to lend a symbolic show of support to mario monti, who is actually behind me in the white house driveway talking to reporters, having come out of the white house after the meeting. mario monti has made some very difficult, necessary reforms to try to deal with italy's debt. but also cut regulations to spur economic growth. that's the formula they're hoping is a way out of the crisis in europe. and just as greece appears to be edging closer to a settlement in advance of the meeting