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Attention
all major Wireless Telephone®™©
Companies and WiTEL®™© - Wi-Fi
Stubbyte Broadcasters. The Next Century of the
WiTEL®™© Global VATS numbering system
is waiting for you! Get Ready for 2011 -- the 104th
year of the NBS Wireless Telephone®™©
Organization . . . See WiTEL.org . . .
" top top top top top top top top top top top top top top top top top top top top top THE MOVIE -
"FireWire187.com"
- The Wireless Telephone®™©" (The
Treatment) • 110 /
HiTech This
Week's
Cover Google
KUDOads LookRadio Follow
The
Money • 120
PIXELS 3
columns •
The VOICE of NATHAN B.
STUBBLEFIELD, the
inventor and developer
of • AS A
SATELLITE ORBITS THE
EARTH • A CLOSER
LOOK AT THE ORBITING
SATELLITE • ZOOMING
DOWN CLOSER TO EARTH
NOW (CONT'D) Today
there's not a minute
when • As we HEAR
snippets of various
RADIO PROGRAMS, TV
PROGRAMS,MUSIC, • We see a
FLASH OF MODERN DAY WALL
STREET as TRADERS
scurryabout wielding
cell phones.2. • A cozy
COFFEE HOUSE plays host
to PEOPLE on laptops
sippingtheir caff?
lattes.IN FRONT OF A
THEATER we see a flash
of a modern-day GROUPOF
TEENAGERS on their
Smartphones.
Thirteen-year-old
computerboy-genius
CHANCY is among
them. • CLOSING IN
ON CHANCY'S
iPHONE/BLACKBERRY (As
his PAL (O.S.)Asks "WHAT
ARE YOU LOOKING UP NOW,
CHANCY?" "JUST A
LITTLEBIT OF HISTORY"
responds Chancy) • ON THE
iPHONE/BLACKBERRY SCREEN
WE SEE:EXT.
STUBBLEFIELD'S FARM,
WATERMELON PATCH -
MURRAY KENTUCKY(1892) --
DAY • ANGLE -
ACROSS FIELD • WITH RAINEY
Across the fields,
Rainey holds a small
black box in hishands,
as he takes a couple of
steps, positioning
himself. !Rainey jumps in
fright, dropping the box
like a hot potato!3. STUBBLEFIELD
(V.O.) (CONT'D) EXT. COURTHOUSE
SQUARE, MURRAY, KENTUCKY
-- LATER ANGLE
ON RAINEY - ••
•
•SHORT
MONTAGE • An
OLD NEWS CLIP of the
great 1930'3 L.A.
ELECTRIC RED CAR
TROLLEYs being hoisted
off their tracks and
thrown on top of each
other in a huge junk
heap. •
•
This
screen-readied concept . . . was
put together by the publishers of
smart90.com, and LookRadio.com.
It's the true, untold story of
Nathan Stubblefield, one of
America's most influential,
unsung, and hated inventors of
modern time. NBS100
- In the now famous lecture in
the praise of patent laws -- The
Proposed Feature Film is a
cross-between the TV Series: "
BOSTON LEGAL," "Flash of Genius;"
" TUCKER" and " A BEAUTIFUL
MIND" It all
begins in the present day. Malcom
Tinker, spoke prolifically for an
hour -- Then as
for the Robert Kearns vs. Ford
case, you saw the film "Flash of
Genius" didn't you? THE
SUBCOMMITTEE BEING ADJOURNED FOR
RECESS -- Troy
is next seen approaching the
mysterious lady. -
OLD WOMAN - -
TROY - Where? -
OLD WOMAN - She
hands him an
address. Cut
to: Cut
to: Cut
to: Part02
• MORE
STORY - NBS100b
Timeline "A"
Screen
Play Treatment ----Since
1908 - the U.S. government has
sold and granted licenses for the
right to use the frequencies
emitted into the atmosphere by
the wireless telephone, radio,
and television broadcaster. The
amount exceeds more than $30
Billion
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Story by: Josie Cory
& Troy
Cory-Stubblefield
Photo:
Nathan B. Stubblefield,
#28 far right -
heads
Wireless Telephone
Demonstrations in
Philadelphia - 1902..
General
Electric co-founder,
Edwin
J. Houston, #19,
is
standing
next
to Tesla, #20. A.
Frederick Collins, k#1.
/ Nikola
Tesla and Clarissa, the
lady dressed in white in
the photo, are the
featured in the Wireless
Telephone®™©
screenplay.
The
working titles for this
screen-ready
Smart90-Hollywood
feature film project
include: • 'The
Smart Daaf Boys:" •
''Grandpa
Nat, Inventor:"
•
''The
Wireless
Telephone©™©'.
•
'WiTEL©™©;'
•
USPTO
Concern;'
•
'The
Fire of Genius;"
• Radio
Boys, the
Tortfeasors;"
•
'RF
Trick Ponies" •
'Firewire
and Watermelons'
•
'The
Billion $$ Thought;'
•
'The
Secret
Keeper'
•
'The
Wireless
TelephoneÝ™©,
WiTEL and the Smart Daaf
Boys'
•
'Clarissa,
the
Compass
•
'WiFi
- THE INVISIBLE KILLER
RF WAVES.'
•
'Nathan
B. Stubblefield, The
Inventor and Patent
Holder of the Wireless
Telephone©™©,
(WiTEL®™©).
•
Sequence
Options:
the
NBS Demonstration 1902
Photo.
The
Spinning EARTH
.
. .
the original Wireless
Telephone®™©
- 1892 . . . is talking
to us.
The bluest marble in
the sky
Beautiful ain't she?
I'm Nathan
BStubblefield, or
Stubby,
as some havecalled
me.
I'm sure you've
probablynever heard of
me.
I've only beendead over
eighty years.
(CONT'D)
•But
theoretically my voice
is probably
•••still
resonating somewhere in
the
•••cosmos.
I was the first
person to transmit
my
voice through time and
space. You
see, back in
eighteen-ninety-two
I
discovered a way to tap
into the free
flowingenergy and
airwaves of this
here amazin'
planet.
RADIO TOWERS jut upward
from a
mountaintop.
somethin' ain't flyin'
through the
airwaves--
and hear clips of
various CELL PHONE CALLS
as theyall resonate
throughout the
atmosphere.
'Specially since
nineteen-ninetysix.
That's when the
government opened
up all those sweet
little frequencies
out there to be sold
publicly...
...for the
information
superhighway,
so they called
it.
Of course it was a
different storyback in
my day...
With a sense of quiet
dignity on his face and
a blaze ofpassion in his
eyes, young NATHAN B.
STUBBLEFIELD (32)
standsin the middle of a
watermelon patch in
rural Kentucky. Heholds
up a strange looking
contraption (his
electrolyticcoil aerial
"firewire" device
attached to a
transmitter)offering it
upwards towards the
heavens.
About half a mile
away in the distance we
see a figurestanding and
waving his arm - this is
seventeen-year-oldRAINEY
T. WELLS.BACK WITH
STUBBLEFIELDWho places a
rod into the damp soil
and turns his
attentiontoward the
transmitter part of his
apparatus.
(into the
mouthpiece)
Can you hear
me?
(voice coming from
the box)
Can you hear me now?
(to us again)
No one knew what to make
of my device
back then, or what in
tarnation to
even do with
it.
We see Stubblefield on
the lawn near the
courthouse on anothertry
of his device. This time
TWO MEN IN BLACK
secretly watchhim from a
distance.
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Opening.
••••
Then a flash of a modern
day GAS STATION (next to
an extremely congested
freeway) as a man
increases the price on
the outside sign to four
dollars a gallon.
••••
CLOSE ON newsletter
headlines: CONSUMING
FISH OIL PROVEN TO CUT
HEART ATTACK RISK BY UP
TO 80% -As stacks of the
publication are
being thrown into an
enormous raging bon
fire.
••••
A couple of SCIENTISTS
in white lab coats are
in a lab as they
victoriously hold up a
pill and high five each
other. We promptly see
Pharmaceutical profits
skyrocketing at NYSE. A
bug-eyed PATIENT reading
an extra long white
sheet of paper suddenly
grasps his chest - as we
see he is reading a list
of "SIDE
EFFECTS".
•••-And
so they promptly saw a
way to
•••stash
my little old discovery
in their
•••back
pockets as well and
silence me
•••forever.
Or so they
thought..
•
•
Knowing
this . . . the next most hated
person in the world of RF
spectrums could just be . . .
author/entertainer, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield, the grandson
of the inventor, who's demanding
an apology from those regulatory
governmental agencies who
suppressed the NBS
WiTEL®™©
organization, for over 100
years.
•
•
Picture
this . . . TODAY . . .
Troy, the co-author of, "BofA,
the Tortfeasor," -- is in total
control over his, "Grandpa
Nats,"s Wireless
Telephone®™©
service marks and the effects and
phone number elements of the NBS
WiTEL®™©
technology. TROY calls the NBS100
VATs technology, WiTEL®™©
WiFi , WiMax 187, VoIP, and for
the wireless lap-top computor USB
port plug-in - the magic
jack. MORE
STORY
• •
Nathan B. Stubblefield, was a
dynamic and ingenious hi-tech
educator and melon farmer from
Kentucky, who in 1892, became the
first man to successfully create
the effects of WiTEL, WiMAX -
WiFi wireless voice atmospheric
telephone, and the first to
patent "wireless telephony" -
1908, the Wireless
Telephone®™©,
(WiTEL®™©), a
century before the cell phone or
VoIP came along! SEE
MORE STORY ABOUT "GRANDPA
NAT"
• •
The big monopoly minded
corporations and military powers
lurking in the shadows had a plan
that would destroy the will of
Grandpa Nat. And the U.S.
government did surpress the
1907-08 service marks by seizing
his patented frequencies, by
regulatory seizure without
payment
• •
Only a century later would Troy
try to right that wrong and make
the powerful wireless companies
pay for their greed and malice.
Through this journey he would
discover who his grandfather
really was and why he was all but
erased from the history
books.
Abraham
Lincoln spoke of the importance
of protecting and encouraging the
fire of genius, in the discovery
and production of new and useful
things.
• •
The realationship between the
Government, its reglatory
agencies, and its citizens, is
one that could be described as
one who acts in the capacity as a
fiduciary. And it was John Locke
who wrote, "Government has no
other end than the preservation
of property."
• •
Before becoming president,
Lincoln's lectures always
stressed ownership, it was the
fruits of labor. He stated in
1858, "man is not the only animal
who labors; but he is the only
one who improves his
workmanship," In 1859 he praised
the patent laws for having
"secured to the inventor, for a
limited time, the exclusive use
of his invention; and thereby
added the fuel of interest to the
fire of genius, in the discovery
and production of new and useful
things." - SEE
MICHAEL POWELL's WEBCAST ON THE
$27 BILLION QUESTION ON EXCLUSIVE
USE OF PATENT & THE NBS10O
GOV. FREQUENCY
TAKEOVER
Malcome Tinker --
a
popular well known, high profile
international legal scholar,
specializing in ®™©
service marks, is seen walking up
the steps of the capitol building
in Washington, D.C.. He's
followed by an entourage of
several high ranking legal
experts in the field of
telecomunication, education and
rules of sedition, the rules of
the 1905 Bern Convention,
including members of the academia
from the state of Kentucky, and
family members of NBS100 radio
trust group.
•
•
They are on their way to attend
the testimony of the Chairman and
former members of the Federal
Communications Commission before
the subcommittee on Science,
State, Justice, and Commerce of
the Committee on Appropriations
United States House of
Representatives.
•
•
Once
inside the chambers, Troy
Cory-Stubblefield, who heads the
NBS100 trustee group for the
estate of N.B. Stubblefield
focuses their attention to the
outcome of their frequency
seizure claims in the amount of
$27 billion dollars or more, to
be proven up at the time of
trial, if there would be one. The
speaker of the house recognizes
Troy and introduces him as the
grandson of Nathan B.
Stubblefield, the inventor of the
wireless telephone in 1892.
•
•
As
the speaker of the committe reads
the Federal Communications
Commission's Fiscal Year Budget,
attorney Tinker focuses his
attention to a mysterious old
woman, sitting in the back row in
a wheelchair, listening
intensenly to what the speaker
was saying.
•
•The
committee speaker was now
reflecting on the net revenue
collected by the FCC since 1996,
in an amount that exceeded $26.8
billion
dollars.
In addition to
the
$26.8
billion,
another $18 billion in revenue is
projected from frequency auction
sales that will take place
between 2006 through
2010.
•
•
Tinker,
knowingly understood a
subcommittee representing
Science, State, Justice, and
Commerce -- was not part of the
Sherwood Forest featuring
Robinhood. But after Tinker
hearing it "right from the horses
mouth" -- that the amount that
could be paid to the Stubblefield
NBS100 family trust for the
abovesaid wireless telephone
frequencies sales -- seized by
the U.S. Signal Corps in 1913,
was set by those members of the
subcommittee, in an amount that
would exceed $40 billion dollars,
his eyes were directed back at
the face of the mysterious old
woman.
•
•Seeing
her face light up when she heard
"$40 billion dollars" --
something magic was about to
happen. By her deteriorated
physical state, anyone in the
room could tell she was well over
a hundred years old, -- and she
had a few surprises under her
belt.
•
•
It
was further agreed the regulatory
seizures of Stubblefield's
frequencies by the government
were valid by law, but they were
never paid for by the U.S.
Government, as required by law.
The subcommittee adjourned for
lunch to study
the
original Testimony of FCC
Chairman, Kevin J. Martin,
before
Malcom
Tinker, the attorney for NBS100
radio trust was to give arguments
for his
clients.
almost
entirely without notes. It was
easy to understand why juries and
jurists both liked him.
•
• He
sounded reasonable, and his plain
respect for the law wasnt't
marred by the sanctimony. As if
making an closing statement at
trial, he laid out the facts
clearly and carefully -- and then
gracefully elevated the
rhetoric.
•
• "When
an agency of the government is
charged with sedition and
obstruction of justice," he said,
"it does show the world that this
is a country that takes its law
seriously, that all citizens,
including the government are
bound by the law."
•
• He
used the words "The Trick Pony
rules of sedition" "rules and
sedition" 7 times; and the words,
"Firewire and Watermellons, and
"America must not be cheap, she
must pay her bills in cash, as
she requires credit card holder
to pay theirs".
•
• I
am asking you folks once again as
in the Ford trial, Why are we
here? Why have our lifes
crossed. One thing I can tell you
- we are not here to talk about
what AT&T did in 1996 - and
all the talking, and blogs about
all the things the NBS
organization didn't invent.
•
• .
. . We are here because
AT&T used their influence,
money and corporate power to take
advantage of a situation the
caused Congress to enact, not
only in 1913, (the Kingburry
Commitment), but in 1996.
(The TeleCom Act of 1996).
•
• What
both AT&T, and Congress did
was downright wrong and after all
those years they have the
arrogance to tell you that they
had everything before, that they
knew everything before.
•
• As
in the Kearns vs. Ford case,
they did not know everything
when Kearns showed Ford his early
version in their parking lot of
the current blink wiper.
•
• They
said his patent was expired, not
once, not twice, but five
times.
•
• They
want the jurors to believe that
they are worth nothing - Kearns
life's work, like Grandpa Nat,
and Troy's efforts is worth
nothing.
•
• I
want you to know when I walked
into this court room I wore a
badge, a badge that said
Plaintiff was an inventor, a
contributor to society.
•
• I
like to believe that after all
you have heard and listened to in
the last few weeks that you can
see this badge. That's what I
hope.
•
• I
am tired and so probably you. I
ask you to use your memory, your
good sense to do the right
thing.
•
• That's
all I can ask . . . . Thank
You.
•
• Naturally,
the congressmen pleaded with
Tinker to reveal more, so he did.
Ten times, he referred to
inventor NBS as a lonely man, in
seclusion for 15 years, and dying
as a secret keeper, 13 times, and
5 times to the words "that NBS's
Wireless
Telephone®™© was
deemed so sensitive in 1908, that
it was taken over by the U.S.
Signal Corps. with malice, and
without cash payment."
•
• Tinker
reminded those at the hearing
with the statement, that
Stubblefield's property was
seized by Regulatory Seizure, in
1913, just like the U.S. Signal
Corps. did after World War II, in
seizing and stealing the property
belonging to Holocaust victims in
the Berchtesgarden and Swiss Bank
cases, that were finally settled
in 2005 for over $6 billion
dollars. The recent Mattel vs MGJ
or Barbe vs Bratz rulings cover
the NBS100 copyright issue.
SEE
MattelVsBratz December 2008 /
Court deals a potentially fatal
blow to MGA, which had lost the
copyright case over Barbie's top
rival.
the mystery woman in the back
row, carefully watches her nurse
as she places an envelope into
Troy's hands. The envelope
contains several black and white
pictures, patents for inventions
and original research ideas from
Nathan Stubblefield, dating from
1892 to 1928, the year of
Nathan's death.
•
•
It
definitely gets Troy's attention,
as well as the attention of
Malcom Tinker, because it was his
job to convince the members of
the subcommittee as to who in the
NBS100 and Kentucky
Telephon-on-delgreen trust group,
would control the monetary award,
if any.
•
•
If
the members of Congress were to
grant the billion dollar amount
to the NBS100 family trust group,
would the $Billions wind up being
used for hi-tech education
purposes, or be used for
developing wireless RDIF
cemeteries around the world, as
proposed by the Stubblefield
heirs, or both?
Where did you get
these?
I worked for General Squier
many years ago. These belonged to
your grandfather, Nathan, there's
more you know . . . a lot
more.
Won't you meet me for tea, so
we can talk about it?
•
•
Troy pulls his car up at the home
of the old woman. The full time
male nurse, a kind young African
American who cares for her greets
him at the door. He walks Troy
into the study, where the old
woman waits in her wheelchair.
Call me LISA. Nathan was a
friend of mine, a long time ago.
He was a good man, he loved his
work.
•
•
The male nurse makes her
comfortable with a blanket and
walks out of the room. The woman
hands Troy a small box containing
pictures, patents, letters,
research ideas, documents, a
journal and at the bottom of the
box, a curious piece of melted
rock in the shape of a
cylinder.
•
•
The old woman speaks, and tells a
tale of young brilliant dreamers,
a story of family, heartbreak,
betrayal, corporate thievery and
an unsolved murder.
In the spring of 1865, we
were all still trying to heal
from the great North and South
war. It was before I was born,
but I was told Nathan was quite a
spark, even then.
•
•
We flashback to Nathan, five
years old, playing marbles with
his brothers and the local kids.
The game ends when it begins to
rain. Nathan grabs his marbles,
puts them in a pouch, and runs
off with his brothers into the
damp open fields of
Kentucky.
•
•
Nathan hangs his sack of marbles
on a tree next to them. He and
his brothers lay on their backs;
the raindrops hit their face as
they watch the fast approaching
electrical storm in the sky. The
clouds speed quickly across the
sky as the awesome light show
approaches. There is a flash and
then a few seconds later the
thunder. Nathan is playing the
game of counting the seconds
between flash and thunder. The
brothers get scared and insist on
going home but the electricity
fascinates Nathan. He verbally
counts the seconds between flash
and thunder not really noticing
those in-between seconds are
getting shorter and
shorter.
•
•
The thunder makes the ground
tremble and the brothers are
frightened, they're ready to run
home.
But Nathan is enjoying this; he
somehow wants to control this
power.
•
•
He looks over to his brothers and
laughs when he sees their hair
standing straight up with static
electricity, a phenomenon that
only happens an instant before a
lightning
strike!
•
•
Suddenly, a bolt of lightning
splits the tree they are sitting
under. The powerful bolt sends
Nathan and his brothers flying
through the air in the explosion.
They all rise slowly but unhurt,
their clothes charred from the
blast, Nathan walks to the
flaming and shattered tree and
picks up his torn marble pouch.
The marbles have melted together,
into the shape of a cylinder with
coils wrapped around
it.
•
•
The boys cross back through the
town on their way home, a crowd
is gathering around the telegraph
office as the news of something
big is coming through the wires.
Women begin weeping, the men look
disoriented and angry, and some
men even cheer, but for the most
part you could feel the sadness
spreading through the entire
town. It seems that the president
has been shot in a theater.
Lincoln is dead.
Story
Sequence Options /
Cut
to: Product Placement
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Telephone®™©
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insertion, AND PHOTOS: "Grandpa
Nat" PART
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02
• PART
03
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04
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Option:
the
NBS Demonstration 1902. WHO'S
READY TO BE IN THE Wireless
Telephone®™©
BUSINESS?"Now
there's no way to avoid work,"
shouts N.B. Stubblefield above
the noise of WiTEL02's static,
that was new to the world in the
1900s.In 1902, major newspaper
headlines read something like
this, "later this month, WiTEL02
will have a public trial run at
selected cities in the U.S."
••• "Now
there's no way to avoid work,"
shouts N.B. Stubblefield above
the noise of WiTEL02's static,
that was new to the world in the
1900s.
••• Indeed,
it was easy for the WiTEL
author/inventor to dial-up and
talk to the person on the other
end of the connection, by a twist
and a turn of the antenna. The RF
signal transmitted DSL-type
speeds as we know it today, we
walk in a slow turn over the park
and pointed in the direction of
the user on the other end of the
WiTEL02.
••• The
signal, coming from the caller
holding the NBS WiTEL02 unit 600
feet away in the hotel room, was
picked up by long copper wires,
looped together to make one large
coil loop antenna. The antenna
was held together by a sheath of
leather covering. The stem of the
coil was then placed inside a
watermelon buried half way in the
ground for an added attraction to
the new technology.
••• In
1898, Stubblefield was issued
U.S. Patent 600457 for this RF
WiFi 187 aerial system he called
the "Electric battery," which
consisted of an electrolytic coil
of iron and insulated copper wire
that could be mixed in with
various Magnetic properties. The
Magnetic energy mixes were buried
within dampened clumps of earth
pads surrounded by pitchblende,
granulated loadstones, and other
of. rare- earth-based misfit
layered materials, that would
create and store electro magnetic
potentials the would induce the
(EMF) needed to transmit RF
signals.
••• As
MSU students have suggested. his
aerial rods would serve as an
independent induction based
ground terminal to reacted as the
WiFi carrier for his Wireless
Telephone®™© unit.
He collectively nicknamed, the
clumps of earth topped off with
aerial rods that networked his
WiFi 187 system together,
"Teléph-on-délgreen".
His
"Teléph-on-délgreen"
industrial School is now, Murray
State University. CLICK FOR MORE
STORY Stubblefield Earth Cell
Battery Demonstration
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmNoLfjIEac
••• Using
a combination of aerials or
antenna as they called it in 1908
and other NBS WiTEL technologies,
the antenna was continuously
moved to stay pointed at the
WTB-T.
••• During
the 60-minute held NBS WiTEL02
demos held for the telephone
industry folks, and government
officials, they posed for the
photo-opt covered by the
press.
••• Nobody
attending the NBS WiTEL02 event
had ever tried to used the NBS
WiTEL to call his home or office,
because this one was the first
Wireless
Telephone®™© ever
displayed. Mr. Timothy Wilcox
Sr., the president of NBS WiTel,
Inc. said the NBS Wi-Fi 187
aerial system has been tested
several times with the WiTEL01
handi, and works well.
••• A
businessman or government office
that adopts the system, however,
could electronically block
Internet VoIP calls, which might
be a good idea considering the
prospect of sitting within
earshot of someone WiTELing all
the way from L.A. to New York
while traveling on a ship, or
sailing down the Potomac and
Mississippi River.
••• WiTEL02
Chief Executive Frederick Collins
says instant messaging using the
Morse Code also works well, which
would be a far more socially
acceptable form of communication,
when you have people sitting next
to you that could be the tax
collector.
••• Speaking
of acceptability, how about the
prospect of the person sitting
next to you that could be a
Russian Spy? Collins says the
ships captain could use
commercially available earphones.
Today, to block porno from the
eyes of kids, the blackberries
and iPhone have the ability to
block individual sites from being
viewed on its system, using the
company, such as Net Nanny. But,
as most broadcasters know, no one
could never hope to block all the
porn transmissions to the end
user.
••• "That
would be a losing battle," says
Clarissa, the 25 year old school
marm, pictured in the photo.
••• The
WiTEL02 connection is briefly
lost during a turn over the hill
that was a little too steep to
allow the antenna to receive the
WTB-T transmission.
••• The
connection is lost again when the
crowd of officials were heading
back toward the trees and
turbulence tossing the aerial
wires about.
••• "This
wouldn't happen so much on a
clear crisp day with when sturdy
WTB-T poles," holding the wires
together Nathan says as several
listens were rubbing their
ears.
••• Using
the WiTEL02 outdoors was simple
and was the best place to be when
receiving messages because of the
voice signals from the Wi-Fi
aerials attached to top of
T-poles were not block by solid
objects.
••• One
hundred years later, in 2000s,
satellite antennas used by Boeing
announced its Connexion for large
airliners. But the system, far
heavier and more expensive to run
than WiTEL02's, faded out in
2006.
••• Satellite
antenna based on the same
principals used in the
Philadelphia WiTEL02's
demonstration will be in use
shortly. Alaska passengers who
get on the right flight will soon
be able to try WiTEL02 for
themselves, free. American
Airlines is installing it on four
of its jets; Alaska is putting it
on one. Pricing, if the system is
adopted by an airline, hasn't
been determined. But, like NBS
said in 1902, who could put a
price on missing the call to JP
Morgan? CLICK FOR MORE STORY.
MORE
STORY - NBS100b
Timeline "B" / 1905 to 1910 -
"The Wireless
Patents"
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STORY - NBS100c
Timeline "C" / 1910 to 1916 -
"The Monopoly"
MORE
STORY - NBS100d
Timeline "D" / 1916 to 1925 -
"The World
War
MORE
STORY - NBS100e
Timeline "E" / 1925 to 1934 -
"Radio Stations /
FCC
MORE
STORY - NBS100f
Exhibit "F" / About The NBS100
Report
MORE
STORY - NBS100g
Exhibit "G" / About the Act of
1996
MORE
STORY - NBS100h
Exhibit "H" / Wireless Frequency
Sales /
PayBack Time
MORE
STORY - NBS100h
Exhibit "I" / Wireless
/
PayBack Time
MORE
STORY - "NBS100J"
/ PCI STUDY: CROSSED LINES:
Regulatory
Missteps
MORE
STORY - "NBS100K"
/ NBS STUDY: Ddiaries - Follow
The Money
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STORY - "NBS100L"
/ NBS STUDY: LookRadio - Follow
The Money
MORE
STORY - "The
Movie" / NBS Film Treatment: The
Movie - Wireless
Troy Cory-Stubblefield, Josie
Cory
•
•
These
Work-in-Process Titles are Based
on the Books By Troy Cory
Stubblefield and Josie Cory: "The
Smart- Daaf Boys, The Inventors
Of Radio and Television and The
Life Style Of Nathan B.
Stubblefield; " ©1990
Registered Library of Congress
@1993 ISBN 1-883644-00-3;
"Nathan B. Stubblefield "The
Secretkeepers"; and
"Disappointments Are Great,
Follow The Money . . . The
Internet! The Inventors Of
Wireless Webcasting". ©
2000 Library of Congress
@2003
• •
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by TVI Publications, and
Television International
Publishing, and Television
International Publishers, and
Television Int'l Ltd., and
Television International Magazine
ISSN 88364462, TeleFilm Magazine,
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©, and NBStubblefield Family
Fund™ ©1972. Any
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U.S. Federal Copyright Law In The
United States and In All
Countries Signatory to the Bern
Convention and the Pan-American
Convention.
----As
the keeper and repository for the
original Nathan B. Stubblefield
wireless telephone patents and
trademarks, 1898 and 1908
respectively,
YOU
HAVE ALREADY BENEFITED by the
efforts of
the Nathan
B. Stubblefield Family Fund.
(NBS100), has
been
accounting for the billions of
dollars worth of wireless
telephone frequencies, various
governments have been sellling --
since
1908.
The NBS100 team has
contributed
to the the following successful
research
projects:
• •
01.
NBS100
participated in the TVI
Publications of the History of
Wireless Broadcasting and the
Smart Daaf Boys,
1991.
• •
02.
NBS100
participated in the recent China
Xingtv, Wireless Webcast VRA
TelePlay production of the
Ddiaries, a television series
about Wireless Telephone, the
compass and the SMART DAAF
BOYS
• •
03.
NBS100
participated in the 1992, 1996
and 2002
demonstrations to
finalize the inclusion and
relationship of the Internet with
Stubblefield's firewire and
Wireless telephone system within
the world wide Internet
system.
NBS100
TELECOM STUDY - "G" The
Communication Act of 1996 -
Regulatory
Missteps
•
PAGES-2-3FTC
•
FIGHTING
FRAUD WITH THE RED FLAGS
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•••
As many as nine million
Americans have their identities
stolen each year. Identity
thieves may drain their accounts,
damage their credit, and even
endanger their medical treatment.
The cost to businesses &endash;
left with unpaid bills racked up
by scam artists &endash; can be
staggering, too.
ABOUT
ANTENNAS
--- Have
you ever wondered who first
invented and paid for the cost to
patent "Firewire" and the
"Wireless
Telephone®™©'? Did
you ever wonder, when talking
back and forth on a cellular
phone, or when using a wireless
router to connect your lap top to
the internet, what created the
ether or frequency that carries
the voice?
----
If
you are in the wireless business,
(a wireless telephone company,
a Wi-Fi/Wi-Max Broadcasters,
etc.) -- you probably know
the answer . . . and now's the
time to get ready for 2008
--
the 100th
year
-- of the
"Wireless
Telephone®™©"
patent.
----
It's
also the year for the Olympic
Games . . . and it could be just
the right time to introduce your
new wireless video telephone,
webcasting "live" sporting events
from Beijing, China!
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