Want september /october edition of oracle magazine

Pls mail to me the september/october edition of oracle magazine, i am q registered user and because of change of place i have not received it ,i am a regular reader and i am desprate to have this time because of 10g R2 release.
my user id for OTN is : sathishpai
my address is
5 / 69 , Kannadasan Nagar,
Kodungaiyur,
Chennai -600118
India
I have updated my address change in OTN,but i think it was bit late,
Kindly confirm and sorry if this is a wrong place for my request, i am not able to find a contact address for issues like mine in oracle.com.
thanks
sathish pai

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