To get to their new school, Tilton Elementary, the children from Marconi had to cross different gang lines and new drug turfs, parents at Marconi complained.
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The final call made from the Marconi According to the Senate report released on the Titanic, the final calls from the Marconi began around 10:25 p.m.
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The college's Marconi campus in Sydney, Nova Scotia also shut down.
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Photo: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images1952: A Marconi waterproof television camera.
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The radio was in what was known as the Marconi Suite.
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In this neighborhood, Marconi Elementary Community Academy was once the glue.
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Before that he worked for BT, GPT (Marconi), BAE Systems and Thales.
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Pope Pius XI championed Guglielmo Marconi to establish Vatican Radio in 1931.
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Radio History often touts Italian entrepreneur Guglielmo Marconi as the inventor of radio.
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The groom's mother teaches the Italian language at Istituto Comprensivo Marconi in Bernalda.
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A still-functioning Marconi 702 went up for auction in 2011 for thousands.
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McKane allegedly fled the scene and Marconi was pronounced dead later at a hospital.
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McKane, 31, was arrested just hours after his marriage on suspicion of killing Marconi.
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Officer Marconi pulled over a driver on the south side of the police station.
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His march began when he got a job at Marconi and taught himself telegraphy.
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Google spokesperson Michael Marconi declined to comment on Google's plans for standalone Daydream headsets.
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Yet for every Kodak there is a Marconi, that goes too far, too fast.
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Media strategist Francesco Marconi has spent years studying how personal stories inspire incredible achievements.
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Police say they believe Marconi was killed specifically because he was a law enforcement officer.
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A conspiracy to bomb the Marconi installation near Lisbon, an international telephone exchange, comes to light.
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Guglielmo Marconi received the first trans-Atlantic wireless signal in 211 from Signal Hill, near downtown.
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While most disciples of Maxwell investigated electromagnetism's optical qualities, Marconi envisioned a new kind of telephony.
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By the time of his car accident, he was designing high-speed computer networks for Marconi Communications.
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Unfortunately, Tesla and Marconi had already passed away by the time the court handed down their decision.
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When he visited the Marconi Museum, the sight of the FX was a welcome one for Garella.
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The cover subject this week was Guglielmo Marconi, the wireless inventor, who was visiting the United States.
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In 2013, though, facing a fiscal crisis, the city closed Marconi and about 19863 other public schools.
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The suspect then shot Marconi again through the open window of the squad car, the police chief said.
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Still, Marconi said Gomes was firmly committed to fiscal discipline, marking a sharp contrast with policy under Rousseff.
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Just as Edison originally envisioned the phonograph as a dictation machine, Marconi was unmoved by radio-as-entertainment.
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At least the vision described by J.H.C. Macbeth, the London manager of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company Ltd.
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There is a song that's praised frequently as the most relaxing: "Weightless" by the UK band Marconi Union.
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Like Lula and Rousseff's economic advisers, Marconi argued for more public infrastructure spending and lending by state bank BNDES.
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Rumor has it Marconi has repeatedly turned down offers to sell the car for no less than $10 million.
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A lucky few bought tickets, but never boarded the ship, such as Milton Hershey, J.P. Morgan, and Guglielmo Marconi.
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"Marconi" really hums when Raboy details how his subject was implicated in the social and political effects of wireless.
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In his upcoming book, "Live Like Fiction, " Marconi explores how professionals can leverage storytelling to find purpose and inspiration.
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Mr. Marconi of The Journal agreed, likening the addition of A.I. in newsrooms to the introduction of the telephone.
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San Antonio police said Marconi, 50, was writing out a ticket in his patrol vehicle at around 11:45 a.m.
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Benjamin Marconi, a 20-year veteran of the San Antonio police force, was killed at age 50 in a Nov.
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Raboy argues that Marconi was not so much a technological genius as he was an expert synthesizer and master packager.
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He was awarded the Marconi Prize in 1989 and was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 1994.
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San Antonio police Chief William McManus identified the officer as Benjamin Marconi, 50, a 20-year veteran of the force.
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In addition to cutting hair, Marconi is the lead singer of a tropical music band that meets every afternoon to rehearse.
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As it was in the eras of Gutenberg, Edison and Marconi, the technology is incipient and rudimentary, yet it's rapidly improving.
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The song was composed with calm in mind: Marconi Union worked with sound therapists to create the soothing melody. 5. Breathe.
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Eight years earlier, Marconi had completed the first successful trans-Atlantic radio broadcast, a Morse code transmission between England and Newfoundland.
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In San Antonio, Detective Benjamin Marconi was shot twice in the head as he sat in his patrol car outside police headquarters.
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Documents obtained by CNN show that McKane was married Monday, a day after San Antonio police Detective Benjamin Marconi was shot dead.
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Well-wishers formed a makeshift memorial with flowers, balloons and cards in honor of Marconi in front of San Antonio police headquarters.
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Detective Benjamin Marconi, a 20-year veteran of the department, was shot in his patrol car outside police headquarters, McManus said Sunday.
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Photo: John Pratt/Keystone Features/Getty Images1946: The Windmill Girls being filmed by a BBC mobile Marconi camera during a test broadcast.
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Since Guglielmo Marconi pioneered radiotelegraphy at the end of the 19th century, we've mainly used wireless technology to talk to each other.
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The new Titanic would have a Marconi room, which was used as a means to communicate with the outside world while afloat.
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"There is a substantial investment from Newlab, and in addition to capital, Newlab is providing all of the back-office services," Marconi said.
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Detective Ben Marconi wasn't even supposed to be working the day he was fatally shot on the job last month in San Antonio, Texas.
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Photo: Stanley Sherman/Express/Getty Images1954: Gloria Clarry posing in colourful clothes for the camera during a demonstration of colour television at Marconi House.
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Chief William McManus of the San Antonio Police Department identified the officer as Detective Benjamin Marconi, 50, a 20-year veteran of the force.
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Detective Benjamin Marconi, 50, was sitting inside his car when the driver of a black vehicle pulled up, got out, and shot him twice.
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Known as "silent room," it had soundproof walls and housed the wireless telegraph transmitter developed by the Marconi Company and operated by company employees.
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As soon as the liner close enough for the signal from the short-distance Marconi wireless telegraph to reach shore, he dispatched his account.
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Around that time, San Antonio police were publicizing surveillance video, recorded Sunday, of the man they believed shot Marconi, but did not release a name.
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"Regarding refineries, we absolutely want to increase competition," Marconi said late on Tuesday in an interview at the Getulio Vargas Foundation, where he teaches economics.
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Tom Scott tells the fascinating story behind an early demonstration of long-range radio transmissions, conducted by famous physicists Gugliemo Marconi and John Ambrose Fleming.
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In 73 a paddleboarder was about 30 yards offshore of Marconi Beach in Wellfleet when a shark took a bite out of his paddle board.
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Vincent Marconi, a 26-year-old mechanic, who also happens to be Dick's grandson, has seen the FX's guts spewed out all over the floor.
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Dick Marconi was waiting for him, and the two posed for pictures with the FX — a legend created by one and saved by the other.
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"Marconi," which functions as a cultural history as much as a biography, reminds us that in its earliest incarnations, wireless had a romance and mystique.
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There is also this: Based on the city's own criteria, Tilton barely rated a "good standing" designation, and so was only marginally better than Marconi.
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In 2017 a paddleboarder was about 30 yards offshore of Marconi Beach in Wellfleet when a shark took a bite out of his paddle board.
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"He was a great father, he was a great officer," Naylor told NBC, adding that Marconi had two children from past marriages as well as grandchildren.
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And if even Marconi Union doesn't help you drift off, don't beat yourself up: Considering everything happening (gestures vaguely), it's normal to feel worried right now.
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Tasha Walker, her husband and her oldest daughter had all once gone to Marconi, but she chose not to send her younger daughter on to Tilton.
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In 1903, the Italian radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi (pictured above in 1901) was preparing to demonstrate how Morse code messages could be sent over long distances.
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Photo: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images1950: A Marconi Image Orthicon camera, which was used by the BBC to televise scenes over London from a British transport plane.
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Teletry is part of the Marconi Group, which launched earlier this year and says it specializes in patent licensing across a broad range of technologies and products.
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The museum is the passion project gone wild of Dick Marconi, a co-founder of Herbalife, who has used his fortune to bring automotive brilliance to the public.
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The chief said that Detective Marconi had pulled over a vehicle, and while he was inside his squad car writing a ticket, a car pulled up behind him.
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When artist Arthur Gordon Smith created the cotton batik work, the medium of communication was still young: Guglielmo Marconi had patented his wireless telegraphy system 38 years earlier.
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San Antonio Marconi, 50, pulled over a driver outside police headquarters just before noon Sunday and, after addressing the driver, returned to his patrol car to write a ticket.
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In it, Scott (Michael J. Fox) has two love interests, the blonde dream girl Pamela Wells (Lorie Griffin) and the brunette girl next door, Lisa "Boof" Marconi (Susan Ursitti).
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It will be led by Francesco Marconi (pictured above), who was previously R&D chief at The Wall Street Journal and head of AI strategy at the Associated Press.
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At a dinner in the old Waldorf Astoria Hotel, where the Empire State Building now stands, Marconi said that Italian neutrality early in the war helped the Allied cause.
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On June 2, 1896, Guglielmo Marconi patented a system of wireless telegraphy that would utilize radio waves to transmit Morse's dits and dahs, making wired communication seem infrastructure-heavy.
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In the age of Edison, Westinghouse, Marconi and J. P. Morgan, Tesla was a giant of innovation because of his contributions in the fields of electricity, radio and robotics.
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The shooting Police say Marconi had pulled over a driver on the south side of the police station on Sunday and returned to his patrol car to write a ticket.
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"He didn't really patrol anymore, so when we heard that an officer had been shot, we didn't think it could possibly be him," Marconi's brother, Tom Marconi, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"I just want to see my son ... The situation I was in, I lashed out at somebody who didn't deserve it," he said, without saying directly that he killed Marconi.
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"This is the first successful reversal of a lion vasectomy reported in the world," said Marcelo Marconi, a urology specialist who joined the zoo vet team to lead the procedure.
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Although Raboy at times becomes mired in Marconi's corporate machinations and personal life, he is especially adroit at portraying how Marconi was swept up in the modern world he helped create.
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"It's a hole in the ground, it's a rabbit hole," US Attorney Laura Duffy said at the site on Marconi Drive, amid the industrial warehouses of San Diego's Otay Mesa neighborhood.
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Daniel Marconi removes the new blade from its packaging and, with as much dexterity as his thick, sausage-like fingers will allow, the barber slides it into the hilt of the knife.
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Flakt Woods was created from the 2002 merger between former Marconi unit Woods Air Movement and former ABB air treatment unit Flakt, and has been held by the two funds since 2007.
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If it weren't for the fact that Marconi is serving time for violent robbery and that we're currently inside a prison, this might seem like a scene out of a quaint period novel.
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The plan laid out by Nelson Marconi, policy director for the Gomes campaign, breaks with longstanding Brazilian industrial policy and could face blowback from powerful unions at Petrobras, as the company is known.
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Automotive journalist Winston Goodfellow is one of the few people to have driven the FX outside of Marconi Museum mechanics, when he reviewed the car for an issue of FORZA Magazine in 2001.
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They last saw him at the G-Bar in the Trastevere district of the city, and his body was discovered by the Guglielmo Marconi bridge some three miles down river, the Guardian reports.
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There was no apparent link among the killing of Detective Benjamin Marconi and the three other shootings, in which officers were wounded, and officials cautioned that many questions about the shootings remain unanswered.
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This weekend I'll be cracking open the 863 pages of "Marconi: The Man Who Networked The World," a detailed look at the radio pioneer who later became a prominent fascist in Mussolini's Italy.
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Imus won four Marconi Awards, was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 1989, and was named one of the 25 Most Influential People in America by Time magazine in 1997.
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The two biggest names that emerged in the final years of the 19th century were Guglielmo Marconi, who was primarily interested in wireless communications, and Nikola Tesla, who saw great promise in wireless electricity.
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Garella often visits the US to attend events like the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Monterey, and in 2007, he looked up the Marconi Museum and made the trip down the coast to Tustin.
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Visit Nauset Light or Marconi Beach at Cape Cod National Seashore in Massachusetts and you will most likely use a new trail or wooden staircase to descend from the parking lot to the beach.
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The Times had championed Marconi since his (somewhat dubious) claim in 1901 to have received a telegraph signal in Newfoundland, Canada, that had been sent across the ocean from a transmitter in Cornwall, England.
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Vincent Marconi and Englehart plan to get back around to finishing the project one day, but the museum has lots of cars that need attention and the FX isn't very high on the priority list.
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McManus, who said he believed Marconi was targeted because he was a police officer, told reporters that he doesn't believe McKane has any relationship to the driver pulled over before the shooting, CNN-affiliate KRIS reported.
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Like Thomas Edison, Marconi could have a blinkered view of his creation, especially as advances in technology made possible transmissions of fluid sounds, not just disembodied Morse code clicks, leading to radio as we know it.
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Although his relationship with Mussolini was complex, something Raboy explores in fascinating detail, Marconi liked to note that the Italian word for "beam," in this context, is fascio — "Sistema a Fascio," he said in one public speech.
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That never materialized, and Marconi never managed to pick up vibrations from alien life, but today GPS-guided drones and bombs keep their bearing with a nearly imperceptible radio signal originating from 12,000 miles in the sky.
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The deal will ultimately see Rothesay take on responsibility for paying the pensions to around 28,000 retirees and around 13,000 members of the GEC 1972 Plan still working, many hired by Telent's previous incarnations GEC and Marconi.
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Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg have been making depraved claymation films together since 2004, but their Gumby-like installation at the Giò Marconi booth, Some Boundary Transgressed, concentrates all the drama of a feature into a single moment.
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Otis McKane was arrested on Monday for the killing of 50-year-old Benjamin Marconi, a 20-year veteran of the San Antonio force who was gunned down as he sat in his squad car outside the department's headquarters.
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In sketches that take aerial views of the Italian town of Pontecchio Marconi and street corners in San Francisco, Solomon distills dry urban-planning designs into clever visual riddles that create order out of the chaos of modern life.
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The display offered brief biographies of an eclectic set of role models — including Walt Disney, the inventor James Watt and the radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi — and explained how the toy manufacturer Mattel has turned Barbie dolls into valuable collector's items.
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But after he failed to produce a viable wireless power transmitter with the Wardenclyffe Tower at his Long Island laboratory, Tesla died penniless in Room 2237 at the New Yorker Hotel, 34 years after the Nobel Prize was awarded to Marconi and Braun.
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As part of his broader inspiration, Mr. Guare has often cited the 21978 Nobel Prize lecture by the Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi, a pioneer of wireless telegraphy, who envisioned a network of towers that could send messages to any part of the globe.
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BlackBerry has previously said it is looking to generate more revenue from its portfolio of some 40,000 patents by licensing them to other technology companies, and in November said that U.S.-based Marconi Group would help it license out a broad range of its patents.
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"This is Mr. Marconi's baby," says Marconi Museum operations director Todd Ottosen, more than once, as he carefully lowers the entire back section of the FX. Before closing it, he makes a show of effortlessly lifting the carbon fiber engine bay up and down, with two fingers.
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"Like Edison with his light bulb, Marconi with his radio, Bell with his telephone, the Wright Brothers with their flying machine, we have an opportunity to transform the way people live – and in doing so, a more important task, which is to safeguard the future for generations to come," he said.
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"While contributing to the production of modernity, wireless — especially its incarnation as 'radio' — simultaneously became a product of modernity," the media historian Marc Raboy writes of the state of the technology circa 1909, when Guglielmo Marconi, the 35-year-old Italian wireless visionary, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
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