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This paper presents the physical concept and test results of sample data of the high-speed hardware true random number generator design based on typically used for High Energy Physics hardware. Main features of this concept are the high speed of the true random numbers generation (tens of Mbt/s), miniature size and estimated lower production cost. This allows the use of such a device not only in large companies and government offices but for the end-user data cryptography, in classrooms, in scientific Monte-Carlo simulations, computer games and any other place where large number of true random numbers is required. The physics of the operations principle of using a Geiger-mode avalanche photo detector is discussed and the high quality of the data collected is demonstrated.

"Tales of Two City-States: The Development Progress of
Hongkong and Singapore," is the third in a series of studies, sponsored
by the Committee on Overseas Development, examining successes in
national development efforts. The previous two studies in the series
dealt with Latin American Nations. This book, under review, examines the
progress, policies and pros¬pects of Hongkong and Singapore. Both
Hongkong and Singapore, until the end of World War II, were basically
commercial centers carrying on a number of essential distributive,
financial, transportation and communication functions linking East Asian
and world markets. Since World War II, these two city-states have
transformed themselves into successful manufacturing centres with rising
real income and employment now second only to Japan in Asia.

The main problems with existing hardware random number generators today are either low speed and/or prohibitively high cost. The physical concept and test results of sample data of the high-speed hardware true random number generator design based Hamamatsu MPPC photo sensor are shown. Main features of this concept are the high speed of the true random numbers generation (tens of Mbt/s), miniature size and estimated lower production cost. This allows the use of such a device not only in large companies and government offices but for the end-user data cryptography, in classrooms, in scientific Monte-Carlo simulations, computer games and any other place where large number of true random numbers is required. The physics of the operations principle of using a Geiger-mode avalanche photo detector is briefly discussed and the high quality of the data collected is demonstrated