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Welcome back to the Ovi's Pulp Vortex second issue; where the air is thin, but the ideas are suffocatingly thick. This month, we turn our gaze skyward and immediately regret it. In our lead feature, The Glass Horizon, we

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Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.

The 2025 annual report & Form 10-K, and Chairman's message to stockholders for Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. (Ticker: WBD). The corporation founded on April 8, 2022 is an American multinational, mass media and entertainme

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The Penumbra Review

The Penumbra Review's newly-debuted newsletter serves as a space for ideas that are often left in the dark to be seen and appreciated. Editor-In-Chief: Talia Sherif Co-Editor-In-Chief and Graphic Designer: Lucas Gladun

Time

Our memory is amazing. We’re able to store some 2.5 petabytes of data—about 300 million hours of television programming. But how do we make memories, and why do we forget? What’s our memory like now, with our digital-era

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Society for Odonate Studies

Newsletter of the Society for Odonate Studies

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Bell System Technical Journal, 40: 6. November 1961 pp 1587-1626. FM Terminal Transmitter and Receiver For the TH Radio System. (Houghton, E.W.; Hatch, R.W.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 60: 8. October 1981 pp 1891-1904. A New Approach to High-Capacity Digital Mobile Radio. (Henry, P.S.; Glance, B.S.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 30: 4. October 1951 pp 1103-1128. The Developmemt of Electron Tubes for a New Coaxial Tramsmission System. (Ford, G.T.; Walsh, E.J.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 30: 4. October 1951 pp 825-829. A Gun for Starting Electrons Straight in a Magnetic Field. (Pierce, J.R.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 30: 3. July 1951 pp 564-587. A Photographic Method for Displaying Sound Wave and Microwave Space Patterns. (Kock, W.E.; Harvey, F.K.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 40: 4. July 1961 pp 1095-1116. Project Echo: A Horn-Reflector Antenna for Space Communication. (Crawford, A.B.; Hogg, D.C.; Hunt, L.E.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 60: 3. March 1981 pp 339-346. On Newton-Direction Algorithms and Diffeomorphisms. (Sandberg, I.W.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 50: 1. January 1971 pp 213-216. B.S.T.J. Briefs: An Image Band Interpretation of Optical Heterodyne Noise. (Personick, S.D.)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 40: 1. January 1961 pp 281-308. Error-Correcting Codes for Multiple-Level Transmission. (MacWilliams, Jessie)

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Bell System Technical Journal, 50: 1. January 1971 pp 103-114. Measurements of Atmospheric Attenuation on an Earth-Space Path at 90 GHz Using a Sun Tracker. (Wrixon, G.T.)

Ted Skrecky

Skrec-o-tronic investigates: Star Raiders 2000 for the Atari Jaguar. Ted Skrecky Victoria, BC (Canada) Note: Many Atari related newsletters, etc, have been uploaded to Internet Archive. To discover what I have uploaded,

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The Unexplained Part 147: Mysteries Of Mind Space & Time magazine from 1983 printed by Orbis Publishing Limited in the UK. I have managed to source all the issues I didn't have (71 to 157) Another 10 issues to scan. Exci

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The Unexplained Part 149: Mysteries Of Mind Space & Time magazine from 1983 printed by Orbis Publishing Limited in the UK. I have managed to source all the issues I didn't have (71 to 157) Another 8 issues to scan. Orign

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The Unexplained Part 150: Mysteries Of Mind Space & Time magazine from 1983 printed by Orbis Publishing Limited in the UK. I have managed to source all the issues I didn't have (71 to 157) Another 7 issues to scan. Orign