#SDR List

[sdrdxhound]

Someone down there is enjoying AM radio in an internet SDR. Check the new WebSDR list at Skywavelinux.com.

[vvelegrin]

feeling like a Whole Person tonight despite feeling so tired that i could pass away. that's always nice! i don't care for the alternative (feeling so tired that i could pass away coupled with wanting to pass away).

[fuckitpossumorb]

Okay people I was looking over my wips and I have SO MANY sdr: overture fics that are like halfway done,,, so why not just get them done with?

Even better YOU 🫵‼️ get to decide what I’m working on first because I actually cannot decide,,, here’s a list and small description of each one + the poll bellow.

1. Wedding fic: PykeRett’s atrocious space Vegas wedding + dinner scene from hell with Pyke’s extended family.

2. Dandy Appreciation day: she gets to hang out with the diferent members of the rhapsody and do fun shit

3. Daddy issues: Pyke realizes he’s a father and has a breakdown

4. Brothers in arms: Leboosh thinks about his squishy human companions and how easily they could get fucked up.

5. Supernova: I put Pyke through the ringer for the 100th time (poetically)

6: the adventures of bitch and jackass: alternate universe were Rex and Pyke become bounty hunters together. Follows the rhapsody crew and their encounters with them.

I’ll probably just follow from most votes to least voted until they’re all done. Also tumble only allows one day or one WEEK for polls?? The fuck.

Anyways thanks you for your cooperation.

[brokehorrorfan]

Circus of Horrors will be released on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on October 29 via Kino Lorber. The 1960 British horror film features reversible artwork.

Sidney Hayers (Burn Witch Burn) directs from a script by George Baxt (The City of the Dead). Anton Diffring, Erika Remberg, Yvonne Monlaur, Donald Pleasence, Jane Hylton, and Jack Gwillim star. Anglo-Amalgamated (Peeping Tom) produces.

The film is presented in 4K (SDR) from a 2018 scan of the 35mm original camera negative. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio Commentary by Film Historian David Del Valle

Theatrical Trailer

TV Spots

A deranged plastic surgeon (Anton Diffring) takes over a traveling circus, then transforms horribly disfigured young women into ravishing beauties and coerces them to perform in his three-ring extravaganza. But when the re-sculpted lovelies try to escape the clutches of the obsessed doctor, they begin to meet with sudden and horrific “accidents.” Now the trapeze is swinging, the knives are flying, the wild animals are loose – and “The Grisliest Show on Earth” is about to begin.

Pre-order Circus of the Dead.

[lizardtheacorn]

you guys should

send cool art requests🥹

i wanna make cool art any fandoms listed in my pinned post😎

wttt…any loa campaign (except for sdr and bdw i havent gotten into them yet)…solarballs…crk maybe…hamilton…beetlejuice…inanimate insanity…hfjone…yea you got it send art requests pls and ships the more the merrier it’s pride month anywa

[studentinpursuitofclouds]

Hey mouse! Question: Who is your favorite to write headcannon on and list favorite out of all the sdv, sde, and sdr? You can also make a tier list too if that helps!

Hey hey 👋 Glad to see you again :3

About the list.... uh, in general it's a bit hard to answer about anyone in particular, since I like to write about all the NPCs from the vanilla game and the mods (I assume sdr you mean rsv, Ridgeside Village, right? Apologize if I misunderstood). If still picking someone specific..... Hmm, the vanilla game and Expanded mod come first, all characters without exception. I equally enjoy both the marriage candidates and the rest of the Valley's residents. Each character is unique, and it's one fun to think about their particular reactions to any given situation (especially if it's something comedic 😁).

Although, I've started writing a lot more often and more specifically about SVE, Castle Village mages and adventurers. Sometimes inspiration kicks me in the ass and I start writing non-stop, after which I erase half of what I've written because it's either too much text or I've gotten away from the question, heh.

I enjoy writing about Ridgeside Village just as much, although I sometimes run into a few problems when writing headcanons. One is that I feel like at least half of the marriage candidates will have the same reaction to any given situation, and writing the same reaction 10 times for them isn't very good. I sometimes sit there and think, "Okay, Paula will react this way. And so will Anton. And Alissa, and Flor, and Blair, and Sean..." and want to write dialogue unique to each of them. Although I later tell myself "skill issues" and leave the questions for now, after which the ideas come later. I also sometimes forget to mention someone in big questions (like I forgot Ezekiel and Kiwi from Ridgeside a few times), but it's my own fault for not paying attention. Despite that, I like writing about them too 😊

Of course, in questions like “the candidates react to Farmer's death” it's immediately obvious that everyone will be devastated and grieving the loss of a friend/spouse, but I always want to describe something different for everyone. Some cry at night because of the loss, some shut themself away, some dive headlong into their work, some generally look for a way to bring Farmer back to the world of the living (this applies to Castle Village community and Belinda and Raeriyala).

Not much to say about the other mods, on East Scarp I've only been asked a couple times in the whole time, and that was about Mateo (although I did get another question about Sterling). The other mods I still haven't explored well, though I'm starting to like some of the characters! ❤️

So yeah, SDV and SVE on the first place, all the NPCs, Ridgeside Village on the second, and the others I don't know/write much about yet to judge.

[davidbrianhoward]

Why Smart Startups Are Turning to David Brian Howard to Fix Their Sales Engines

In the high-stakes world of startup growth, few things stall momentum faster than a broken sales process. Founders often spend months perfecting their product—only to realize too late that they have no scalable way to get it into the hands of customers.

That’s where David Brian Howard comes in.

With over 12 years of experience in B2B sales and go-to-market execution, David Brian Howard has emerged as a trusted operator for SaaS companies and service-based startups that need more than advice—they need revenue. As the founder of Cadre Crew, a firm that builds virtual SDR teams and outbound systems, Howard has helped dozens of companies escape flatlined growth and get back on track.

His edge? He doesn’t chase hype. He builds systems.

The Problem: Startups Don’t Build Sales Engines—They Wing It

One of the most common mistakes Howard sees in early-stage companies is confusing traction with repeatability. A few warm intros and inbound leads might get you to $10–$30K MRR, but it won’t get you to scale.

“I’ve worked with so many founders who can sell the product themselves—but when it comes time to delegate sales, they have no process,” says David Brian Howard. “There’s no documented pipeline, no CRM logic, no messaging that converts cold leads.”

The result? Founder burnout, inconsistent revenue, and missed opportunities.

The David Brian Howard Playbook: Precision and Process

Unlike traditional consultants who offer generic advice, David Howard brings tactical execution to the table. He’s built and led sales teams, rebuilt broken CRMs, and launched outbound campaigns that actually generate meetings—with high-intent prospects.

At the core of his approach is a system he calls Precision Prospecting—a methodology that combines deep prospect intelligence, context-driven messaging, and automation that feels personal.

Here’s what it includes:

1. Smart Targeting

Before a single email goes out, David Brian Howard’s team maps buyer signals—funding events, tech stack changes, recent hires—and builds lead lists based on real purchase intent.

2. Relevance-First Messaging

Forget “Just checking in” or “Quick question.” Howard teaches teams how to craft outreach that speaks directly to the pain point—usually within the first two sentences.

3. Scalable Support

Through Cadre Crew, Howard supplies trained virtual assistants and SDRs who handle top-of-funnel research and outreach, freeing up closers to close.

It’s a model that delivers results quickly—without bloating headcount.

Real Results, Not Just Theories

In late 2024, a struggling SaaS company in Miami brought Howard in as interim head of growth. Revenue was stuck under $20K MRR. There was no outbound motion. The sales team was out of steam.

Within 90 days, monthly revenue tripled. Demo volume increased 218%. The founder was offloaded from daily sales for the first time since launch.

This wasn’t luck—it was a system. And it’s exactly what David Brian Howard installs for every client he works with.

Why Founders Trust David Brian Howard

Howard’s background isn’t theoretical. He’s built revenue from the ground up, sat in the sales seat, and knows what it takes to go from founder-led selling to scalable growth. His style is direct, data-driven, and built around action—not noise.

As more startups shift away from vanity metrics and toward sustainable sales, David Brian Howard is quickly becoming the go-to partner for founders who want to fix their funnel and grow with purpose.

[doolallymagpie]

really did go down 'Mech by 'Mech and make sure I have three main lances and two reserve lances of Protogen 'Mechs with all the appropriate upgrades (and the extensive list of bad quirks and ammo in the head where applicable), and then built a list of vehicles and infantry, too, plus their DropShips (one Fortress, two Leopards, one with a mobile HPG) and their JumpShip

anyway, in case you want that list:

DESIGN QUIRKS ACROSS ALL PROTOGEN ‘MECHS: No Ejection System. Difficult to Maintain. Non-Standard Parts. Poor Life Support. Flawed Cooling System. Hard to Pilot. Prototype.

Heavy Lance: TDR-5Sm Thunderbolt, ONI-Km Orion, BLR-1Gbm BattleMaster, AWS-8Qm Awesome

Striker Lance: BSH-1M Bushmaster, BSH-1M Bushmaster, WHM-7Hm Wolverine II, WHM-7Hm Wolverine II

Scout Lance: SDR-5Vm Spider, COM-2Dm Commando, LCT-1Vm Locust, STG-3Gm Stinger

Reserve Lance One: SPR-4Fm Spector, CRB-20m Crab, HBK-4Gm Hunchback, CPLT-C1m Catapult

Reserve Lance Two:  AS7-MD Atlas “Mad Dog”, UM-M60L UrbanMech, CN9-Am Centurion, CDA-2Am Cicada

Vehicles: 8 Harasser ECM Carriers, 4 Vedettes, 2 LRM Carriers, 1 Manticore, 1 Demolisher

Infantry: three platoons, equipped with anti-'Mech weaponry

DropShips: One Fortress, two Leopards (one equipped with advanced electronic warfare equipment and a mobile HPG)

JumpShip: One Invader

[blogswithnick]

Top 5 AI Lead Generation Tools in 2025

1. ScorsAI — Precision Meets Speed

Why It’s #1: ScorsAI combines instant website-based lead sourcing, dynamic buyer intent scoring, and automated outreach workflows in one seamless platform.

Instant Domain Sourcing: Drop any URL and get curated decision-maker lists in under 60 seconds.

Real-Time Intent Signals: Continuously updates lead scores based on site visits, email opens, and content engagement.

Smart List Automation: Auto-refreshing Smart Lists ensure SDRs always work hottest leads first.

Built-In Outreach: Personalized email sequences trigger the moment a lead crosses your score threshold.

🔗 Try ScorsAI: https://scors.ai/

2. ZoomInfo Engage — Comprehensive Data & Orchestration

Best For: Enterprises needing deep firmographic databases and multi-channel orchestration.

Data Depth: Access to over 150 million contacts with company profiles, technographics, and intent insights.

Orchestration: Combine email, phone, and direct mail cadences in a single workflow.

CRM Integration: Native connectors for major CRMs ensure seamless data flow.

Considerations: Higher cost and steeper learning curve compared to lighter solutions.

3. 6sense — Predictive ABM & Intent Engine

Best For: Account-based marketing strategies and predictive analytics.

Predictive AI Models: Forecast account propensity to buy using historical and third-party data.

Intent Coverage: Monitors billions of web interactions for early-stage signals.

ABM Playbooks: Automated multi-touch campaigns tailored to target accounts.

Considerations: More suited for large ABM programs; may be overkill for SMB-focused teams.

4. Apollo.io — Sales Intelligence with Outreach

Best For: Go-to-market teams seeking integrated prospecting and engagement.

Prospector: Filter contacts by firmographics, technographics, and engagement.

Sequences: Built-in email automation with A/B testing and analytics.

Engagement Dialer: Click-to-call functionality and call recording.

Considerations: Data accuracy can vary; ideal for teams balancing cost with feature breadth.

5. Clearbit — Enrichment & Intent Alerts

Best For: Marketing teams that need real-time enrichment and intent triggers.

Enrichment API: Instantly append contact and company data from email or domain.

Reveal: Identify anonymous site visitors and convert them into leads.

Intent Alerts: Subscribe to topic-based intent signals for targeted outreach.

Considerations: Lacks native sequence automation; best when paired with an outreach tool.

[agbpaints]

Played an attack/defend game against my normal clan Jade Falcon opponent today. We do a thing where we make 10k bv lists and then pair them down to 5k forces based on the scenario so I brought the fire support/street fighting elements of my Mercs list (consisting of an Awesome 9Q, Panther 9R, Venom 9KC and a Hunchback 5S) going up against a Storm Crow Prime, Incubus 3, and a Fire Falcon E. His objective was to break into a bunker on my side of the field and carry a flag from it to his home edge. My objective was to keep him from doing that.

Both our battle plans were pretty simple- his was to make a mad dash for my bunker, break it open with the fire chicken's ATM, and then snag the capture objective with the Incubus and get back to his side of the board under the cover of the Storm Crow. Mine was to secure all the good approaches with the Panther/Awesome combo at range and the Hunchback as a close-in brawler, and then use the Venom to jump into vulnerable flanks and rear arcs, or else pursue his fast movers if they got the flag.

The game lasted a total of 3 turns. Turn 1 was mostly just maneuvering and approaching each other. I put my Venom and Hunchback in positions to cause problems T2 and the Awesome and Panther in sniping positions where they could cover each other. The Falcons moved up closer into positions behind cover where I couldn't reach them.

Turn 2 the clan mechs decided to put the hurt on my Hunchie- lots of ranging shots into it as my Panther fell back away from the Incubus's pulse lasers and my Venom managed to strip the armor off of the ammo-bearing torso of the Fire Falcon with some lucky lot shots.

Turn 3 was a mix of luck and my opponent misplaying into my guys. The Fire Falcon closed to break the bunker with its missile weapon while the Incubus and Storm Crow closed to engage my Hunchback, with the Incubus outflanking the Hunchie into its rear arc. Meanwhile my Venom managed to jump straight into the Incubus's rear arc for a a pair of engine crits backed up by the Awesome while the Panther ripped off the Fire Falcon's side torso and the Hunchback's LBX20 delivered a killing engine crit with its cluster munitions. My opponent conceded when I won initiative at the top of turn 4, as I'd be able to jump my Venom into the back of whatever I wanted, he had yet to secure the flag, and I still had my entire force at full fighting strength while he was down a mech and most of his Incubus's heat mitigation.

Lessons learned:

Running into an IS prepared defense line without a plan is a really bad idea. My Awesome didn't really pull its weight in direct damage, but I think its commanding view of one of the two approaches forced the Jade Falcon mechs into contending with the Hunchback at danger close, which isn't really a position light or middleweight mechs want to be in, clantech or no.

Cover (or lack thereof) is really important to defending your points. My opponent got to choose which side of the map he'd deploy to, and stuck me defending the side with fewer trees. There was enough foliage for him to get crazy good TMMs as he ran in and I had bad shots from range and movement, but by the time he reached my side of the field the trees had run out and my heavy hitters had found good positions to stand and cover what few forests there were.

Holy shit the Venom is an annoying little piece of shit light hunter. I know I just wrote an entire rant about the Venom but the SDR-9KC did extremely serious work for me in this fight. Spheroid MPLs might be kinda crap compared to the ungodly power of their Clanner counterparts, but a body with the armor to survive skirmishing and approaches and the sheer jumping speed to land three of them danger close in flanking positions makes them pretty decent. While it wasn't the only factor in killing the Fire Falcon or crippling the Incubus, 842 bv of crazy spheroid scout/striker mech took on close to triple its BV and not only lived but won. Once my proliferation cycle gets painted, the printed Venom I have is next on the block to celebrate and keep my forces looking spiffy

[danizmomota]

<< Last Updated: 5/16/2025>>

FAVORITES & F/O LIST

All of these characters listed here are my Fictional Favorites/Fictional others, all from different series'! All (if not most!) of my F/O's are sharing! I am A-OKAY with doubles!!!! I love seeing peoples Oc x Canon/Selfships!!! :D

Any character with a "✩" next to them, are my f/os!!! Aka, characters I've done oc x canon with!! ;3

Any character with a "♡" next to them, are my comfort characters! They are very special to me <:3

Any character with a "❀" next to them, are characters I've had or is currently having a crush over them hehe

✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩

Danganronpa: (Watched anime, Watched V2 and played V1 & V3))

Kaito Momota (KH) ✩❀

Yasuhiro Hagakure (THH)

Kazuichi Souda (SDR)

Gundham Tanaka (SDR) ❀

Gonta Gokuhara (KH)

Naruto: (S12 of Shippuden)

Kakashi Hatake ❀

Yamato/Tenzo ✩❀

Iruka Umino

Asuma Sarutobi

Jiraiya

Hunter X Hunter: (Manga: #24)

Leorio ❀

Kurapika

Gon

Killua

Biscuit

Battle For Dream Island: (BFDI-BFB)

Fries ✩❀

Eraser

Ruby

Tennis Ball

Pie

Inanimate Insanity: (ii, ii2, have seen bits of iii)

Mephone4S ❀

Knife ❀

Yin-Yang ♡

Trophy ❀

Paintbrush

Korean Fried Chicken/KFC: (Watched all eps)

Beer ❀

Candy Cat

Cat Ball

Fally

Valentine

Transformers (Currently watching G1)

BumbleBee ♡

DeadLock

StarScream

Soundwave ☆❀

✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩ ✩

[wedesignyouny]

In 2025, the AI SDR Dream Team: Multi-Agent Systems Will Revolutionize Outbound Sales

Major Takeaways

Why multi-agent AI SDRs excel in 2025: These systems deploy a team of AI agents specializing in prospecting, copywriting, scheduling, optimization, and more. Together, they automate the entire outbound pipeline, surpassing one-off AI tools or manual processes.

Personalization at scale: Each agent uses firmographic and intent data to craft tailored, context-aware outreach—boosting relevance and engagement.

Real impact on ROI: Organizations implementing agentic AI SDR teams have reported up to a 7X increase in conversions, 60–70% lower outbound costs, and faster time-to-pipeline.

Introduction: The 2025 AI SDR Revolution

Outbound sales teams often find themselves buried under administrative tasks, with SDRs spending just ~30% of their time actually selling—feeding into 67% failing to reach quotas. Enter AI SDRs, but not your average single-bot solution—instead, a coalition of AI agents working in synchrony to function like an entire sales development squad.

The Rise of Multi‑Agent Outbound Teams

By 2025, agentic AI—platforms where multiple autonomous agents coordinate to complete complex tasks—has overtaken basic generative AI in outbound sales.

Over 50% of companies plan to adopt AI agents within the year.

Gartner predicts a third of enterprise software will incorporate agentic AI by 2028.

This shift means we're no longer relying on isolated AIs; we're creating "dream teams" of AI that operate together—fueling explosive improvements in efficiency and performance.

How Multi‑Agent Collaboration Works

Traditional systems assign one AI to handle everything, akin to expecting a single employee to cold-call, draft emails, follow up, and analyze campaigns. A multi-agent approach divides these roles:

Prospector agent: Scans databases and intent signals to build high-quality lead lists.

Copywriter agent: Crafts customized email and LinkedIn content.

Outreach coordinator agent: Manages cadence across channels.

Optimizer agent: Monitors responses and dynamically adjusts strategy.

This choreography drives a coordinated, intelligent outreach rhythm—delivering results no solitary system can match.

Performance Gains & Real-World Evidence

7X better conversion rates compared to earlier tools

Pipeline acceleration: Sales-ready leads move through the funnel much faster due to constant optimization and scale

Efficiency & consistency: Agents work pivotally, 24/7, ensuring no follow-up is missed

Human-AI hybrid approach: AI handles routine outreach; humans engage at critical deal stages—maximizing each party’s strengths.

The AI SDR Dream Team Roles

A typical multi-agent SDR setup includes:

AI Prospecting Agent

Identifies prospects using firmographic and technographic data.

AI Copywriter & Personalizer

Crafts unique, cold outreach tailored to each lead.

AI SDR (Execution) Agent

Sends outreach and follows-up across channels.

AI Optimization Agent

Analyzes campaign data in real time to tune messaging and targeting.

By automating these roles, companies eliminate tool fragmentation and give human reps the bandwidth to close deals.

The Value of Personalization + Scale

Hyper-personalized messaging boosts engagement by speaking to individual pain points.

Scaling this personalization across thousands of prospects used to be impractical. Now, agentic systems deliver it in volume—driving significantly warmer and qualified responses.

Operational Efficiency & Speed

Agentic AI SDR platforms can launch full outbound campaigns in days, not months—creating nimble GTM strategies that can pivot in real time across verticals and segments.

Measuring Pipeline, Conversion & ROI

Some telecom clients generated $400K in new MRR during an otherwise slow quarter.

Reported 4–7X conversion improvements, faster time-to-pipeline, and cost savings from tool consolidation and reduced human effort.

Adopting the AI SDR Dream Team

Steps to take:

Pilot deployment: Run agentic AI alongside human SDRs to benchmark performance.

Select a platform, like Landbase’s GTM‑1 Omni, which offers pre-built agents and proprietary performance data.

Define metrics: Track outreach volume, engagement, meetings set, conversion rate, and feedback from sales reps.

Scale gradually: Celebrate wins and extend usage from pilot segments to full outbound campaigns.

Why Landbase GTM‑1 Omni Stands Out

Pre-trained on 40M+ sales campaigns, with data on 220M+ contacts and millions of engagement signals.

Deploys a fully autonomous multi-agent architecture across research, messaging, operations, and optimization—no manual stitching together of tools.

Delivers 4–7X higher conversions, massive cost efficiencies, and significantly reduced spam rates.

Eliminates tool fragmentation by centralizing everything in a single agentic engine.

Looking Ahead: The Agentic Revolution

The market is rapidly shifting—over half of companies aim to deploy AI agents in the coming year. Adopting an agentic AI SDR team now puts you in a leadership position, leveraging refined models and data ahead of late adopters.

This paradigm is to outbound sales what cloud CRM was to sales in the 2000s: transformative and foundational for your future operations.

Conclusion

Multi-agent AI SDR teams represent a monumental shift—from disjointed automation to unified, intelligent, scalable outbound engines. By combining agents across specialized tasks, these systems deliver personalization, efficiency, scale, and ROI that standalone tools or human teams can’t match. Platforms like Landbase GTM‑1 Omni provide turnkey solutions for companies ready to pioneer this new world of “unified GTM engines.”

If you're ready to empower your sales team with AI at scale—without sacrificing human ingenuity—it’s time to build your AI SDR dream team. The future of outbound sales is here, and it's agentic.

[vvelegrin]

the moment i remembered that the ham radio license is only needed for transmitting and NOT for fiddling around with radio and listening, i became unstoppable

[harrilaitinen]

Global PocketQube Map: Where Our Users Are Launching From

By Harri Laitinen

Space might be borderless, but the people reaching for it come from everywhere.

At Interstellar Communication Holdings Inc., one of the most exciting things we’ve seen through the icMercury platform is just how global the PocketQube movement has become. From garage tinkerers in Argentina to university teams in Japan, from educators in Ghana to tech collectives in Estonia—our users are launching tiny satellites into orbit from every corner of the planet.

And it’s changing what space access looks like.

The PocketQube World, at a Glance

We’ve been mapping it—not just to track launches, but to celebrate a growing constellation of dreamers. Here’s a glimpse of where icMercury users are designing, building, and launching from:

Accra, Ghana: University-led STEM groups creating educational payloads

Tokyo, Japan: Precision-engineered student missions from small academic labs

Santiago, Chile: Environmental monitors designed by citizen scientists

Budapest, Hungary: Amateur radio and comms experiments led by local hobbyists

Toronto, Canada: Art-focused payloads transmitting Morse-code poems

Bangalore, India: Young engineers prototyping CubeSat-to-PocketQube transitions

Nairobi, Kenya: Community workshops building first-time missions for underrepresented youth

Berlin, Germany: Collaborative missions focused on sustainability and orbital ethics

Jakarta, Indonesia: DIY engineering collectives working with recycled components

Tartu, Estonia: High school teams integrating open-source SDRs into test payloads

And the list is growing—every week.

Why It Matters

Because this map tells a different story than traditional aerospace ever has.

This isn’t a race between nations. It’s a network of people. It’s a signal that the future of space doesn’t just belong to big agencies or billionaires—it belongs to educators, creators, and communities that have never had a chance to launch anything before.

PocketQubes lower the cost. Platforms like icMercury remove the friction. And the result? A constellation of participants who look like the world.

What the Map Doesn’t Show—but You Should Know

Behind every dot is a story.

The student who stayed late every night soldering panels in Manila. The retired engineer in Poland who finally built the satellite he dreamed of in the '80s. The school in rural South Africa that held a launch countdown party with just a speaker, a tarp, and belief.

This is not just a map of where we are. It’s a preview of where we’re going.

As Interstellar Communication Holdings Inc. heads to London this November for the 2025 Go Global Awards, we’re not just carrying a pitch deck. We’re carrying a map. And it’s dotted with proof that space isn’t elite anymore. It’s distributed. Diverse. Decentralized.

The orbit is crowded with innovation—yes. But it’s also alive with hope.

So if you’re wondering where PocketQubes are launching from, the answer is simple: Everywhere. And maybe soon—your backyard too.

[brokehorrorfan]

Cowboys & Aliens will be released on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on September 17 via Kino Lorber. The 2011 sci-fi western action movie is based on Scott Mitchell Rosenberg's 2006 graphic novel of the same name.

Jon Favreau (Iron Man, The Mandalorian) directs from a script by Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, Damon Lindelof, Mark Fergus, and Hawk Ostby. Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford, Olivia Wilde, Sam Rockwell, Adam Beach, Paul Dano, and Noah Ringer star. Steven Spielberg executive produces.

The theatrical cut has been newly mastered in SDR. The extended cut is also included on Blu-ray. Special features are listed below.

Disc 1 - 4K UHD:

Theatrical cut (118 minutes)

Audio commentary by director Jon Favreau

Disc 2 - Blu-ray:

Extended cut (135 minutes)

Audio commentary by director Jon Favreau

Jon Favreau in conversation with actor Daniel Craig

Jon Favreau in conversation with actor Harrison Ford

Jon Favreau in conversation with actor Olivia Wilde

Jon Favreau in conversation with producers Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, and Brian Grazer

Jon Favreau in conversation with screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci

Jon Favreau in conversation with screenwriter Damon Lindelof

Igniting the Sky: The Making of Cowboys & Aliens

3 theatrical trailers (2 newly mastered in 2K)

14 TV spots

A stranger (Daniel Craig) stumbles into the desert town of Absolution with no memory of his past and a futuristic shackle around his wrist. With the help of mysterious beauty Ella (Olivia Wilde) and the iron-fisted Colonel Dolarhyde (Harrison Ford), he finds himself leading an unlikely posse of cowboys, outlaws and Apache warriors against a common enemy from beyond this world in an epic showdown for survival

Pre-order Cowboys & Aliens.

[amandajohn]

The Future of Lead Generation: Prospect Wiki’s Vision for Smarter Prospecting

In the fast-evolving digital marketplace, lead generation is no longer just about quantity—it’s about quality, timing, and personalization. As competition grows fiercer and B2B buyers become more discerning, the traditional spray-and-pray tactics are proving ineffective. At Prospect Wiki, we believe the future of lead generation lies in intelligent prospecting—where strategy, automation, and data converge to drive meaningful connections.

The Problem with Traditional Prospecting

Let’s face it—manual lead generation is tedious, time-consuming, and often produces leads that don’t convert. Teams spend hours scouring LinkedIn, compiling spreadsheets, and chasing unqualified prospects. Cold outreach becomes a numbers game, where results are unpredictable at best.

More importantly, generic messages lack the contextual relevance today’s buyers expect. With inboxes flooded and attention spans dwindling, the need for smart, timely, and targeted communication is more urgent than ever.

Prospect Wiki’s Mission: Democratizing Smarter Lead Generation

At Prospect Wiki, our mission is simple: empower businesses of all sizes to find the right prospects, at the right time, using the right tools—without burning out sales teams or breaking budgets.

We’re building a platform that brings together:

Verified contact data across industries and geographies

AI-powered filters to help users segment and prioritize high-intent leads

Lead enrichment tools that go beyond job titles to provide deeper context

Automation workflows for outreach, follow-ups, and scheduling

And above all, a user-first interface that makes prospecting accessible even to non-tech-savvy users

Smarter Prospecting: The 5 Pillars of Our Vision

Here’s how we see the future unfolding—and how Prospect Wiki is helping shape it.

1. Data Accuracy at the Core

Poor data = wasted effort. Prospect Wiki’s internal systems regularly validate and update contact details to ensure users work with the most accurate data possible. This reduces bounce rates and boosts email deliverability—critical for any outbound campaign.

2. Contextual Personalization with AI

Our upcoming AI modules will analyze public data such as social media activity, press releases, and industry trends to generate context-aware outreach templates. Imagine reaching out to a lead with a reference to their latest blog post or product launch—at scale.

3. Intent-Driven Targeting

Prospect Wiki is integrating signals such as job changes, funding rounds, or tech stack adoption to help users prioritize leads who are actively in-market. This proactive approach reduces cycle times and boosts conversions.

4. No-Code Automation

The future belongs to teams that can scale without hiring developers. Prospect Wiki is introducing drag-and-drop outreach workflows, built for marketers, SDRs, and founders who want results without a steep learning curve.

5. Community-Powered Intelligence

We’re building a community around lead generation where users can share insights, strategies, and high-performing templates. The goal: collective learning to elevate everyone’s success.

Looking Ahead: What’s Next?

In the coming months, Prospect Wiki will roll out features including:

Real-time lead alerts based on industry events

Native CRM integrations for seamless syncing

Multichannel outreach modules including LinkedIn and WhatsApp

Smart lead scoring based on behavior and engagement

Our roadmap is shaped by one belief: lead generation should be smarter, faster, and fairer. Whether you’re a solopreneur or part of a 50-person sales team, Prospect Wiki is your partner in predictable growth.

Join the Smarter Prospecting Movement

If you’re tired of generic lists, clunky tools, and inconsistent results, it’s time to upgrade to intelligent prospecting. Prospect Wiki is more than just a tool—it’s a platform built for the next generation of revenue leaders.

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The future of lead generation is smarter. Let’s build it together.