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A certificate has been presented to Ian Swan (G3MNS), a member of the Eagle Radio Group, for his long service to amateur radio. Ian has held his amateur radio callsign for over 50 years. The presentation was made by Tony Whitaker, who is normally to be found on the radio using his callsign ZL2RKL from the other side of the world in New Zealand.

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Deus Ex designer Warren Spector once tried to buy the rights to his own game.

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It looks like Christie is looking out to the future already as they announced today the beginning of a new series of large venue projectors called the Solaria Series.

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You see, if you turn the radio on and have an antenna, you can hear signals on the air!

Now to connect the radio to the iMAC. Hmmmm….

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