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The Kryptonian Cybernet Issue 57

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... he first of a three-part story teaming the JLA with the JSA in battle against the 5th Dimension. DC has now delayed that story until February's _JLA_ #28. _JLA_ #27 will now feature a lead-in to the JLA/JSA team-up, guest-written by Mark Millar (_Superman Adventures_) and guest-illustrated by Mark Pajarillo and Walden Wong, the art team from _The Kingdom: Kid Flash_ #1. The corrected solicitation follows: JLA #27 Written by Mark Millar Art by Mark Pajarillo and Walden Wong Cover by Howard Porter and John Dell In stores January 27. While the JLA conducts a recruitment drive in anticipation of the upcoming war with the 5th Dimension, T.O. Morro ...

CRYPT NEWSLETTER 18

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... believe it unless he holds it in his grimy little paws. Suspend test pending independent verification of your truthfulness. Subtract 10 points. Go to #28. Add 20 points. Go to #28. In the article, the Baby Bells: want to run the info highway (Go to #29) want to run it and be free to create much of the programming (Go to #30) will probably get "channel hopping" banned as "unlawful use of a carrier." (Go to #25) This is news? They want to run everything. Add ten points and go to #31. Yawn. Old news. Add 5 points. Go to #31. In the article, the cable companies: want to charge for the info highway (Go to #32) want to run it and charge for even more c ...

The Groom Lake Desert Rat: Issue 29

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The Groom Lake Desert Rat: Issue 29
... cetiously, that the Hungarians themselves are aliens. One is The Curve of Binding Energy quote above. Another is the quote from Teller's War in DR#28... Fermi, the Italian physicist, once mused over the number of stars in the universe and its age, saying that if aliens existed they should already have visited earth. Indeed, Szilard joked, "They call themselves Hungarians." Teller also delighted in this notion, applying it to himself with relish. A third source for this story is a Hungary information page at the Technical University of Budapest, which credits Fermi alone for the claim. Do extra-terrestrial beings exist? - the Nobel Prize winni ...

The Groom Lake Desert Rat: Issue 28

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The Groom Lake Desert Rat: Issue 28
Issue #28. July 28, 1995 In this issue... Reality Defined The Hungarian Connection More Details from Jarod Appeal Brief Filed Cammo Dude Manual Now On-Line Intel Bitties Reality Defined These are confusing times at the Research Center. All around us people are making fantastic claims. Bob Lazar and Jarod 2 say that flying saucers are real and are of alien origin. They each claim to have participated, in some limited way, in a U.S. government program to understand and reproduce these extraterrestrial craft ...

Issue # 30 DTACK GROUNDED Newsletter - April 1984

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... he European Theatre DSEx Herr Direktor, would like us to remind you (again) that he did NOT write that letter about PASCAL on the front page of issue #28. He also writes: "I would like to know how far you want to go on developing HALGOL before you send your last free update. (Will you then) stop working on HALGOL or will you go on and charge for updates? What made you reverse your free update policy? How much do you plan to charge for updates and will there be any at all?" Thomas, we have not reversed a policy because we never HAD a policy. We sent early purchasers of our boards free updates because we think early purchasers should be rewarded, n ...

Issue # 29 DTACK GROUNDED Newsletter - March 1984

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Issue # 29 DTACK GROUNDED Newsletter - March 1984
... We left work today at about 5:15 PM, having integrated the first half of the LET function into HALGOL and having done the final editing of newsletter #28. After having dinner, we put a new ribbon in our EPSON FX-80 and proceeded to print out two copies of the newsletter. This takes about two hours, with disk commands needed every ten minutes. (Our Eagle word-processor can hold four compressed pages of print comfortably but not five.) Page 2, Column 2 A good activity that's compatible with being interrupted every ten minutes is reading the latest issues of Electronic Engineering Times and Infoworld, both of which arrived in the noon mail. We r ...
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