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  1. Vibration Studies

    Date released
    1973
    Series name
    Tomorrow Today
    Issue no
    122
    NoS ID
    351998
    Story no
    3 / 3

    COI synopsis: Everything mechanical vibrates... and vibration is no help if someone is trying to concentrate on an exacting task. Helicopter pilots are particularly vulnerable and vibration research is...

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  2. Project the Right Image (1975 Film, Video)

    Director
    Chris Pettit
    Producer
    Malcolm Kerrell
    Subject
    Education
    Distribution
    Film (16mm)

    A humorous training film on the techniques of film projection. In the first half every rule is broken. The second half shows how it should be done.

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  3. Carol, Carl, Whoopi & Robin (1987 Television)

    Series
    Carol Burnett Special
    Director
    Korman Harvey; Roger Beatty
    Producer
    Stephanie Sills; Dick Clair; Jenna McMahon

    A special in the comedy and music series hosted by Carol Burnett. Includes a brief sketch in which Carl Reiner and Robin Williams have a backstage talk which leads to a parody of Shakespeare with Reiner...

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  4. Noise

    Date released
    1973
    Series name
    Tomorrow Today
    Issue no
    122
    NoS ID
    329570
    Story no
    2 / 3

    COI synopsis: A modern Lilliput has been built at Britain’s National Physical Laboratory for experiments into environmental noise. The results of these experiments on miniature houses in the laboratory are...

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  5. The Jabvice

    Date released
    1968
    Series name
    London Line (Colour series 2)
    Issue no
    62
    NoS ID
    350343
    Story no
    2 / 4

    COI synopsis: Howard Williams has found a new vice... scepticism in the London Line studio soon turned to enthusiasm - the Jabvice is a clever little adaptor for the old-fashioned bench vice for woodworkers...

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  6. Peripheral Vision

    Date released
    1973
    Series name
    Tomorrow Today
    Issue no
    122
    NoS ID
    329569
    Story no
    1 / 3

    COI synopsis: Traffic signs are amongst the warnings we have to take in very quickly in modern life. Primitive man could see his natural enemies quite adequately out of the corner of his eye, but our...

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  7. Queen Of Hearts

    Date released
    1969
    Series name
    London Line (Colour series 2)
    Issue no
    75
    NoS ID
    350376
    Story no
    3 / 4

    COI synopsis: Songstress Suzanne Brown, complete with guitar, sings a sad sounding song.

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  8. Learning By Discovery

    Date released
    1969
    Series name
    Living Tomorrow
    Issue no
    12
    NoS ID
    350785
    Story no
    2 / 4

    COI synopsis: Teaching methods take a great leap forward for children in this school where learning is an adventure in a library of electronic aids.

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  9. Suzanne Brown

    Date released
    1969
    Series name
    London Line (Colour series 2)
    Issue no
    67
    NoS ID
    350353
    Story no
    2 / 4

    COI synopsis: Newcomer to the music scene, folk singer Suzanne Brown - slightly unnerved by the previous item - sings "Hold on to Me, Babe".

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  10. The Longest And Slowest Plane In The World

    Date released
    1968
    Series name
    London Line (Colour series 2)
    Issue no
    60
    NoS ID
    350342
    Story no
    4 / 4

    COI synopsis: 380 feet long - two and a half times the length of a Boeing 707 or VC10, but only 50 mph against the 600 plus of the big jets. What and why? Seeing is believing, on London Line.

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