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This bomb contains a clue that had become known as the unabombers signature -- a metal plate stamped with the letters "fc." >> fc became one of the standard ways of us being able to tie in one bombing with another. and over the years, became one of the giveaways that this was a unabomb device. >> but the fc signature shed no light on the identity of the unabomber or even if he was only one person. >> throughout the investigation, one of the main questions was is this a lone actor? or is there a ...

This article looks at Wang, B. & Huang, L.'s study published in Frontiers in Earth Science, which looks at a polarization migration velocity model building method for geological prediction ahead of tunnel faces.

“Swift's direction is astounding and gives this once understated song the iconic treatment it deserves”: Honor Douglas is in awe of the ‘All Too Well’ short film.

Preeminent marine hull designer Joe Quigg talks with Steve Pezman about the roots of modern surfing.

GeoStreamer X data reliability and accuracy have been reinforced in a First Break paper out in September. The paper shows how PGS innovative solution, using multi-azimuth broadband seismic with wide-tow triple-source shooting, has overcome the main exploration challenges in the prolific southern Viking Graben.

My return to surfing in Hawaii June 3, 2021 | Surfing I arrived back in Hawaii in May 1960, under entirely different conditions, together with my friend, Raphael Soriano, the noted California architect, who was looking into the potential of erecting some of his beautiful steel houses on the Islands. I was shocked at what I saw. The developers had gotten their hooks into Waikiki, and the tract builders were spreading their litter, amoeba-like, over the lovely hills and dales of the southern coas...

Waikiki is one of the best places to learn to surf, but it is also home to a few challenging surf breaks for advanced and fearless wave riders.

How one Jewish woman triggered Brown v. the Board of Education and the desegregation of southern schools On this day in history… May 17, 1954, the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously made a “landmark” ruling that the “separate but equal” doctrine of racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. [1]Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote in the opinion, “We conclude that in the field of public education, the doctrine of ‘separate but equal’ has no place. Separate...

Get her own network to cover this inconvenient truth. take a look. >> i have had the story for three years. i have had this interview with virginia roberts. we would not put to be the air. first of all i was told who is jeffrey epstein. no one knows who that is. this a stupid story. the palace found out we had her whole allegations about prince andrew and threatened us a million different ways: we were so afraid we wouldnt be able to interview kate will that also quashed the story. >> tucker: we...