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We take it to the basic component. We shred it. It goes through a magnetic belt. It comes back as reusable plastic.

The magnetic data storage industry is moving toward patterned magnetic media, where information is stored in small magnetic 'islands' similar to the ones we have been studying. It appears quite feasible that magnetic memory systems could be endowed with logic capability, thus merging memory and logic.

When we looked, there was no EPC-compliant reusable tag on the market, and existing reusable UHF tags were all priced in the $4-to-$6 range.

They were all insisting that I had to leave my home. The implication was there with their plastic handcuffs on their belt. Who wants to go out like that?

Shelia Dalferes

I was [working] at Ralph's supermarket when they changed over from paper to plastic. Back then, people were very suspicious of plastic.

Long-term archival storage remains the realm of magnetic tape libraries. Today there is no truly cost-effective ILM strategy without a tape component.

They had a plain, old round magnetic compass and a watch and they used landmarks on the ground. They did it with skill and familiarity with basic flight instruments. They were really some amazing pilots.

The next question was, what is keeping this outpouring of material confined into narrow jets? Theoreticians suspected magnetic fields, and we now have found the first direct evidence that a magnetic field is confining such a jet.

Wouter Vlemmings

The demonstration of logic in a magnetic system opens the door to all-magnetic information processing systems, including memory and logic.

What we see strongly suggests that the magnetic field is indeed helical. If it is so, then this tells us a lot about the role magnetic fields might play in molecular clouds and star formation. It would be a major piece of evidence in trying to solve this mystery of how stars form.

Timothy Robishaw

My belt holds my pants up, but the belt loops hold my belt up. So which ones the real hero?

Mitch Hedberg (1968-2005)

Mitch Hedberg

Pex Tufvesson is called Mahoney in the demo scene. We are dealing with some very fundamental scientific issues of how to work with magnetic materials in an integrated circuit or on a chip. This is fundamentally changing the way we fabricate and integrate magnetic materials into existing communications circuitry.

You can think of this structure as a giant, magnetic Slinky wrapped around a long, finger-like interstellar cloud. The magnetic field lines are like stretched rubber bands; the tension squeezes the cloud into its filamentary shape.

Timothy Robishaw

You can think of this structure as a giant, magnetic Slinky wrapped around a long, finger-like interstellar cloud. The magnetic field lines are like stretched rubber bands the tension squeezes the cloud into its filamentary shape.

Timothy Robishaw

Is there a single shred of evidence that suggests this president took the money, knew what he was doing and then said 'send the missiles, send the satellites to be on the missiles because of the money?' ... Not a single shred of evidence. It's treasonous, they say, without a single shred of evidence.

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