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Posted Wed, Oct 19, 8:54 a.m.
Thank you for this article. As a Whatcom County resident then and now, I sent Gov. Spellman a letter the next day promising him my vote no matter who ran against him. He was the first republican I ever voted for. Possibly the last, although I guess I'm gonna have ...
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See this article on the technical aspects of 3D World Cup broadcasts from optics and photonics society SPIE (headquartered in Bellingham): The World Cup in 3D! http://spie.org/x40841.xml
MOREPosted Sat, Nov 28, 11:03 a.m.
That Thanksgiving Day 1948 football broadcast marked another historic first. Ed Parsons of Astoria, Oregon, had been in touch with the KSRC engineer while signals were being tested, and was ready to rebroadcast via cable that first television from Seattle's first TV station. Parsons' community antenna (CATV) system is regarded ...
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