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List of Mad issues
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The humor magazine Mad has had a consecutive run for well over half a century, making a transition over the years from color comic book to black-and-white magazine to color magazine, presenting a constant parade of parodies.
Cultural impact[edit]
When Harvey Kurtzman began editing Mad in 1952, his intention was simply to satirize comic book genres. He had no idea that his comic book was destined to become a publishing phenomenon that would reach a circulation of 2,132,655 by 1974, be reprinted in slick, full-color hardcover slipcased editions and transform the culture of the 20th Century.[1] The cultural significance of Kurtzman and his creation were noted by the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Art Spiegelman:
- Kurtzman's Mad held a mirror up to American society, exposing the hypocrisies and distortions of mass media with jazzy grace and elegance. He's our first post-modern humorist, laying the groundwork for such contemporary humor and satire as Saturday Night Live, Monty Python and Naked Gun.[2]
Only three years after it began, Mad was catalogued in Harvard's Houghton Library.[1][3]
Evolution and expansion[edit]
Kurtzman's expansion to parodies of radio, films and television was a step-by-step evolution, and not all readers were familiar with the numerous satirical sources and references, including some drawn from contemporary and classical literature. Readers could have enjoyed the first issue of Mad without being aware that it featured a lampoon of an E. M. Forster short story and a reference to the sound effects in James Thurber's short story, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty."[1]
Forgotten and obscure sources[edit]
Mad did not restrict its attentions to the popular culture of the day. A baseball story in the second issue is a twist on Stephen Vincent Benét's "The Devil and Daniel Webster." In the fifth issue, the Renfrew of the Royal Mounted source was already more than a decade out of date for the readers of 1953 and is exponentially more obscure today.[1] Some subtle distinctions may not be readily apparent in reading the material. For instance, "Dragged Net" in the third issue is a parody of the Dragnet radio show, but "Dragged Net" in issue #11 satirized the Dragnet television series.[4]
Such sources are illuminated in the following sequential listing of all Mad issues.[5] It also includes the debuts of notable contributors. As with all parodies, a knowledge of the subjects being satirized is necessary for a full understanding of the humor. The early Mad poetry lampoons are an exception to this rule, since they used the original text of notable poems but added exaggerated, extreme cartoon illustrations.[1]
List of issues[edit]
- List of Mad issues (1952–59)
- List of Mad issues (1960–69)
- List of Mad issues (1970–79)
- List of Mad issues (1980–89)
- List of Mad issues (1990–99)
- List of Mad issues (2000–09)
- List of Mad issues (2010–present)
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d e Cochran, Russ. Mad, volumes one, two, three and four. West Plains, Missouri: Russ Cochran, Publisher, 1986.
- ^ "Harvey Kurtzman Is Dead at 68; Cartoonist Was Creator of Mad," The New York Times, February 23, 1993.
- ^ "A Science Fiction Collection for Harvard." Harvard Library Bulletin, Vol. IX, No. 3, 1955.
- ^ Stewart, Bhob. "Tuning in Mad," Comic Book Marketplace no. 119, January 2005.
- ^ Index to Mad
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Dane Cook is coming to town, and I know what you're thinking: "Ew, sick." "That hack?" "He's a fart bag." First of all, we're kind of all fart bags, aren't we? And secondly, in order to truly loathe something you should at least be familiar with that thing, right? So go to his show so you can bone up on what it is specifically that you find so grating. One thing's for sure, he's superficial and nowhere near as good as Louis C.K. — or even Louie Anderson, for that matter — but he's been around forever so he must be making someone laugh. For his latest tour, Under Oath, Cook says, "The [new] set is a lot more random. It's what I think I do best, which is observational comedy." Funny, I didn't think he did anything well. The show at the Majestic Theatre (1925 Elm St.) starts at 8 p.m., and tickets are $50.25 and up through TicketMaster.
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Is that cake frosting?
More precisely, I am the Anthropomorphic Personification of the abstract concept of "myselfness", you are the Anthropomorphic Personification of the abstract concept of "yourselfness", and so on. This implies, interestingly enough, that all of us are immortal — "I" may die, but "myselfness" is eternal.
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But they seem to know where they are going, the ones who walk away from Omelas.
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SWEET! I finally have my long coveted immortality!
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Reviews - Hallmark Hotel Gloucester4
Matson Lane, Robinswood Hill, Gloucester, GL4 6EA
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68% would recommend it to a friend
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Great little break
Booked for 1 night, on a business trip but decided to bring the wife along for a relaxing break.
Staff were very friendly and helpful, everything very comfortable and clean. Lots of facilities to make use of. Quiet location (but not far from city centre) and the hotel has a relaxed, chilled out atmosphere, with people casually walking around the bar and reception in their spa robes. We didn't use the restaurant but the bar food was very nice. Cooked breakfast was most enjoyable. Would definitely recommend and stay again.
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We dined in the restaurant on our first night, the staff were charming and courteous.
Our order came quickly, too quickly, my wife's steak, which had a £4 surcharge was barely warm. It was obvious that it had been pre-cooked and reheated because there was no natural juices in the steak when it was cut.
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Great swimming pool area and best burger ever
A great hotel for the price.
The Leisure centre has a great pool, very warm water which would be ideal for young kids. Also a large whirlpool and lots of loungers to relax in. I had the burger from the bar menu and it was the best I have ever had. Breakfast, unfortunately, was disappointing in comparison hence the lower mark for food.
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very friendly staff...
clean room and hotel and the food was great.
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Great business stay with added value
From booking in, the stay was enjoyable.
The staff are of diverse nationality, all have excellent conversational English (including the Brits), are very professional, and genuinely friendly. The room was ideal for business and for chilling out, the food of good quality and variety, and just about good value for money. There is a decent, large gym (and a swimming pool), again with helpful, knowledgeable staff.
It's set on a pleasant hillside,( up a steep winding hill), and unfortunately has that exterior motel look, but the public areas inside are well-designed. A short drive/energetic walk from Gloucester city centre. I need to go to Gloucester again and won't hesitate to select this hotel.
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Last minute getaway...
This was a last minute getaway for my partner and I over the Easter weekend.
Accommodation appealed to us through the pictures on the website, two course evening meal and breakfast the following morning. Accommodation was simple enough to find just follow the ski centre signs, the hotel is directly opposite the ski centre. Upon arriving, there is currently building work ongoing but as far as I am concerned this didn't affect us. We had a warm welcome from the staff and were allowed to check in an hour earlier than the time specified which was great we checked in and booked up for our evening meal. The accommodation itself was ok, our room was a relatively decent size and clean, however the room decor was a bit on the tired side, stairways upto the rooms and corridors could do with a hoovering round and mirrors in the corridors could do with a polish... We didn't use the leisure facilities as the hotel was merely just a base for us, we ventured out to Cheltenham which wasn't far to visit and were there the remainder of the afternoon. The evening meal at the hotel was surprisingly good, we were allowed to add extras and wine too (this obviously was at an extra charge), the food came out quickly once we had ordered. The staff work really hard and were attentive to guests needs. Beds were comfy but the pillows were too soft. Breakfast the next morning had everything and was self service, cereals, pastries, full english, yoghurt, fruit juices, etc... The only real downfall with this hotel is the parking... when we returned from our afternoon out in Cheltenham there was a wedding taking place in the hotel, we had to go and park across the road on the ski centre which wasn't a massive problem it's just we were panicking then that we were going to get locked on the ski centre which defeats the object of having a relaxing weekend away, a hotel of this size should really accommodate for all their guests, if they can't they should at least make a comment on their website that it's limited parking....
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Couldn't be better
From our greeting at reception until we checked out we were thoroughly impressed by all this hotel had to offer.
It was well furnished, comfortable and warm. We enjoyed a swim in the spa, ate a lovely meal in the restaurant served by very knowledgeable and friendly efficient staff. Our only disappointment was that we only booked for one night. We will definitely return and stay for two nights next time. Congratulations to whoever runs this hotel and many thanks to all the staff.
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The Hotel itself was fine , But I found the hotel really hard to find (i.e lack of sign posts ) I would say anyone traveling to this hotel make sure you have a sat navigation .
I even spoke to the front desk regarding directions to the hotel & they said to me that lots of other guests had said the same thing regarding getting to the Hotel . Once there parked ok & was greated with a warm welcome
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Enjoyed our time, used the gym and pool which was nicer than imagined.
Food was very good in the evening. Looks a little industrial outside the hotel at the moment. But inside it was pleasant and warm.
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...All sitting on the seat next to me as I drove 28 miles from one end of our county to the next. Palm Pre Plus rarely dropped below 4 bars, Moto Droid rarely below 3.
The Droid Incredible? Rarely went above 3.
But I noticed the same thing you did. The thing never lost a call.
What gives?
I punched in the service codes on the Palm Pre Plus to take a gander at the RSSI value. (Received Signal Strength Indicator) I also dug down into the Android menus to look at how Incredible and Moto Droid were doing.
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I just pre-ordered mine
The camera and your sample pics..
Has anyone else heard or seen other reviews on the camera quality??
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My local Verizon office manager had one up and running today. He showed me the Google Maps app, which can give directions but I wasn't impressed. I didn't see any way to look up anything such as restaurants, movie theaters, banks, etc.
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Einkorn Bread Machine Sandwich Loaf
If you bake with a bread machine and are looking for a soft loaf of einkorn bread for sandwiches, we have a new recipe for you. If your machine does not have a custom cycle, you should use the shortest cycle that you have or please check your manuals to choose the cycle closest to the times we recommend. The loaf was not fragile, so it can be easily sliced for sandwiches or toast without breaking apart, the crust was soft and inside the crumb was perfect.
- ¾ cup (195g) of milk, warmed
- ½ cup (188g) of water, warmed
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1¼ teaspoons sea salt
- 4 cups (480g) jovial all-purpose einkorn flour
- 1 ½ teaspoons active dry yeast
To bake einkorn bread in a bread machine, you need to use a short cycle so the dough does not rise too much. If the dough is over-proofed, einkorn's weak gluten will not be able to support the air bubbles during baking and the loaf can collapse in the middle.
- Add the liquids, fats, sugar, and salt to the loaf pan.
- Place the flour on top of the liquids.
- Make a shallow well in the center of the flour and add the yeast.
- Set a custom cycle as follows: Preheat off, Knead 10 minutes, Rise 1: 45 minutes, Knead 2: 5 minutes, Rise 2: 30, Rise 3: Off, Bake: 50 minutes. Crust: medium or dark. (Omit second knead if the setting is not available on your machine).
- Once the cycle is complete, remove the pan from the machine and allow the loaf to cool for 5 minutes.
- Turn out the bread on a cooling rack and allow to cool for 1 to 2 hours before slicing. Slicing warm einkorn bread is not recommended.


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Money Talks. Would You Talk Back?
Gil Meche of the Kansas City Royals walked away from $12 million. Jean Chatzky wonders: would you do the same?
It's been two weeks and I still find myself thinking about Gil Meche, the Kansas City Royals player who retired – leaving a guaranteed $12 million on the table – because he wasn't able to fulfill his role as a starting pitcher. He was injured. It happens all the time in baseball. In fact, a Babson College paper published last August shows it happens more than all the time. On average, since 2002, 400 baseball players are on the disabled list for all or part of each season. That number is rising. And half the players on the DL are pitchers.
Time after time, they continue to take the money owed them. As Meche told the New York Times, that just didn't sit right. "When I signed my contract, my main goal was to earn it. Once I started to realize I wasn't earning my money, I felt bad. I was making a crazy amount of money for not even pitching. Honestly, I didn't feel like I deserved it. I didn't want to have those feelings again."
Granted, he had already pocketed more than $40 million from that contract. Unless he had been spending at an amazing rate (and after reading about him, he really doesn't seem the type) he still has more than enough money to live extremely well for the rest of his life. Still, the fact that in the blogosphere he was called everything from an idiot to a hero made me realize most people wouldn't do the same. Would you? Would I?
Frankly, I'm not sure. From time to time, my husband and I play some version of the lottery game. That's where you ask – and try to answer – the question: What would you do if someone handed you so much money that you could do anything you want? Not $1 million. More like $10 million. Or $50 million. Would you continue to work? Would you move? Start a foundation? Split it with your siblings? Make millionaires of your friends?
My answers tend toward the, well, the boring. I think I would continue to work in part because I really like what I do, and in part because if I didn't, I wouldn't know what to do with myself. I'd pay off my mortgage in full (and those of my siblings). I'd fly first class, even when I'm not going on business. And I'd give some away – but I don't know how much. Mostly, I'd sock it away for tomorrow, or next year, or whenever I found that burning desire to do something else. And I think I'd like the feeling of having that big mound of financial security.
Gil Meche had already played the lottery game and won. He expressed a desire to go back to the Louisiana town where he was raised and put down some roots. All he ever wanted to do was play baseball. He did it. He was done. In his mind, clearly, quitting wasn't just the rational thing to do. It was the ethical thing to do. The only thing to do.
In a commencement speech at Georgetown University, Vanguard's John Bogle once told the business school grads: It is said on Wall Street, correctly, that "money has no conscience." But don't allow that truism to let you ignore your own conscience, nor to alter your own conduct and character. Gil Meche probably wasn't listening. But he clearly got the message.
Editor's Note: Jean Chatzky is financial editor of NBC's "Today" show, a contributing editor at More magazine, and the author of "Money 911." She recently launched the JeanChatzky Score Builder in partnership with www.smartcredit.com. Check out her blog at jeanchatzky.com and follow her on Twitter at @jeanchatzky.
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This is the kind of man I'd like to see in Washington. He has his priorities in order and he will be a living example to those around him. I admire him for taking the high road.
It is past time that we taught out young that money isn't everything but merely a tool. It can be a useful one that allows us a sustainable lifestyle however; it won't buy friends, peace of mind or health. I admire Gil Meche for choosing peace of mind. I hope that others follow his example.
I had a 12 year career on Wall St., and then when I was pregnant with my second child, I walked away from a very high paying job. Half my co-workers thought I was crazy, and the other half were awe struck at the nerve.
My new boss listened to my reasoning and said: "How about you don't leave, but you just take it kind of easy? Nobody will complain."
But I'd know. And it probably wouldn't have worked anyway. I'm the kind of girl who studies to get an A.
Sometimes I allow myself to wonder what I'd do with the money I would have made working an extra year or two. But then I pick my kids up from school, and I forget to keep wondering.
When workers become disabled, they apply for disability. Most don't have contracts that continue to pay whether they become disabled or not. Most would prefer to have the salary they had per a contract rather than the meager amount of disability.
The $12 million wasn't from the taxpayers. It was from corporate entities that took the risk per the contract. The risk often underwritten by an insurance company. He was foolish to have not taken advantage of the contract provisions guaranteeing him income. If he was that bothered by it, he should have taken the $12 million and donated it to charity. The owners of the Kansas City Royals most likely just went out and bought new Bentleys with the money he gave up. If it had been covered by an insurance company, it is doubtful the insurance company passed on the savings to the consumers so to speak. The executives of the insurance company probably also went out and bought new Bentleys.
Altruism is altruistic when it benefits others. The others who benefitted by this really didn't need additional benefit.
In the 1980's when a select group of players were given 1 million dollars for life (40 Million) KC was somewhat shocked. This year they gave Butler 30 million to stay and nobody thought anything about it. Most of the young players who received the life contract moved on and the older ones retired not too long after the fact. I imagine Saberhagen is still glad he took the option, Quisinberry and Hawser have died since and Brett and White still work for the organization in addition to the life contract. Meche played the cards with his conscience for his own reasons, though I doubt his money worries will come anytime soon. Brett with his money still holds my jerk status, nice guy off the field – no.
I once did that…sort of. I once held a job where I filled in on a half-dozen postitions when people took vacation,union officers had to attend grievance hearings, etc. My schedule was made out a month in advance but could be changed up to 10 days in advance without input from me ( 48 hours notice if I agreed to the change).
The pay cut wasn't huge, but I got to stay in the same position, & while I still worked a rotating shift, I could have figured it out, in advance, for my whole career.
Taking the pay cut was worth it.
It should say "while I still worked a rotating shift, I could have figured out my schedule, in advance, for my whole career."
Gil Meche made 50 mil playing for baseball already, including a sit out in the 2001-2001 season. If he were to continue his contract, he would end up with a losing season. Another 10-12 million ontopof 50 ain't that much to turn your back on. He would have to end up recovering and rehabbing in the minors. Jean, maybe your source on this is your husband. You need to do your own reporting. Quit trying to be the cool-sports-gal your husnand/boyfriend wants you to be. You already spelled the Phillies outfielder's name wrong in your Twitter during the playoffs. Give it UP. Stick to what you know. Fancy shoes and mall-shopping. Thanks to your newly found dual income.(Congrats!) (BTW love the lifelong Asics plug in WH mag. I thought, according to this website, you were a Saucony runner? Do you switch allegiances everytime you need a new pair of shoes? Penning a letter and a link to Michele P. right away! Good luck with that! )
It's coming, Chatzky. The inquiry into your fast-and-loose journalism. You can't escape it.


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HD Beach Resort
The HD Beach Resort is a 4* resort located in the beautiful area of Costa Teguise in Lanzarote island - Canaries. The hotel offers a variety of amenities such as swimming pools, ... Continue reading
The HD Beach Resort is a 4* resort located in the beautiful area of Costa Teguise in Lanzarote island – Canaries. The hotel offers a variety of amenities such as swimming pools, bar, restaurants, gym, spa and children facilities. Guests can relax in the spacious, beautifully decorated rooms of the hotel which are fully equipped and have magnificent view. The HD Beach Resort is the ideal place for relaxing and pleasant vacations.
- Bicycle rental
- Billiards
- Children's playground
- Entertainment staff
- Fitness centre
- Games room
- Hammam
- Hot tub
- Indoor pool
- Nightclub/DJ
- Sauna
- Solarium
- Spa and wellness centre
- Table tennis
- Tennis court
- Water sport facilities (on site)
Other facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Car hire
- Concierge service
- Packed lunches
- Shuttle service (surcharge)
- Tour desk
- Air conditioning
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Family rooms
- Heating
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The smallest and most recently developed of the island's three main holiday resorts, Costa Teguise is situated on the southeast corner of Lanzarote and is a haven for families and sun-seekers. Although it is a purpose built resort, Costa Teguise manages to have a nice community feel to it, with lots of little squares around which the bars and restaurants are located. The resort is more low key than some but still has plenty to do with a wide variety of shops and restaurants for all tastes and of course lovely beaches for holiday-makers to relax on. Playa de las Cucharas is probably the best of the three beaches with uninterrupted views and crystal clear blue waters, but Playa Bastian is another idyllic spot to enjoy the sub-tropical sunshine.
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There is plenty of entertainment for holiday makers in and around Costa Teguise for all ages. Watersports, including sailing, windsurfing, jet skiing, snorkelling and scuba diving can be arranged from the beaches, while just outside the resort is an 18-hole golf course and a water park for the kids. Further afield visitors can explore the Timanfaya National Park and the ancient capital, Arrecife. Boat trips and submarine tours go from Puerto Calero, ten miles (16km) west of Costa Teguise, and camel and horse rides can be organised. Most activities can be organised through the tour operator reps, though it is sometimes cheaper to book directly.
There is a good range of restaurants in Costa Teguise catering for all tastes and pockets. For dining out, try Coffee and Cream Bistro Bar, Vesubio Restaurant, Restaurant Montmatre or El Bocadito, which specialises in traditional Spanish tapas. Besides a number of local establishments, there are plenty of Italian, Indian, Thai, Chinese and seafood restaurants. For those longing for home, there are several fish and chip shops that offer traditional cod and freshly made chips, and other places that serve up English breakfasts and screen Premier League football on big screen TVs.
The nightlife in Costa Teguise is not legendary - party animals generally take a taxi to Puerto del Carmen, a larger holiday resort ten miles (16km) to the west. Costa Teguise's Mo vita Disco Bar is its best-known party venue and there are nice bars around the marketplace to start the evening off. Try the Fiddler's Bar and the Sunburnt Arms or Hennessy's Irish Bar if you're craving a refreshing pint of Guinness. For something different try Legends Bar which provides entertainment such as a hypnotist or an Abba tribute band. There is also a casino in the Hotel Oasis.
Costa Teguise has a variety of shops around the resort and in the La Cucharas Shopping Complex, selling all the usual tourist tat for holiday makers, as well as a few electrical duty-free stores. The busy Sunday market at Teguise is well worth a visit, selling a variety of locally produced goods from pottery to tablecloths along with the inevitable 'I've been to Lanzarote' t-shirts.
It is possible to get good bargains in the electrical duty-free stores when on holiday in Costa Teguise, but remember that you can't take purchases back to the shop once you have left the island. Check everything works and that all batteries, cables and plugs are included; that you receive a European guarantee, not an Asian one; and that all electrical items have a CE stamp. Whilst water is safe for cleaning teeth and washing food, it is very high in mineral content and can cause bad stomach problems. Bottled water should be used for drinking.
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| Google Near $90m Settlement In Net's First Click Fraud Suit
"...under the agreement, the total amount of credits, plus attorneys fees, will not exceed $90 million."
|Mar 8, 2006
| Google lets slip talk of online storage
"Google is preparing to offer online storage to Web users, creating a mirror image of data stored on consumer hard drives, according to company documents that were mistakenly released on the Web."
|Mar 7, 2006
| Google says its goal is to build $100 billion company
"Web search leader Google Inc. signalled the company's ambition is to become a $100 billion (57 billion pounds) revenue company and said on Thursday that it plans to put systems in place to help reach that scale during 2006."
|Mar 2, 2006
| National Archives & Google in Pilot Project to Digitize Historic Films
"Archivist of the United States Allen Weinstein and Co-Founder and President of Technology Sergey Brin today announced the launch of a pilot program to make holdings of the National Archives available for free online."
|Feb 24, 2006
| San Fran. Wi-Fi network: Google & Earthlink team up
"Google and EarthLink lead the field of competitors angling to create a municipal Wi-Fi Internet network that will blanket the city of San Francisco."
|Feb 23, 2006
| Thumbnails to be clipped, US judge rules.
"Internet giant Google infringed copyright rules by posting thumbnail-size photos from other websites on its search-results pages, a US judge said in a ruling issued yesterday."
|Feb 22, 2006
| Google has no license for China service says newspaper
"Internet search giant Google Inc.'s controversial expansion into China now faces possible trouble with regulators after a Beijing newspaper said its new Chinese-language platform does not have a license."
|Feb 21, 2006
| Google to take advantage of municipal Wi-Fi networks
"Google has met with mobile gear vendors including Motorola and Sony to explore how their devices might be able to take advantage of municipal Wi-Fi networks, an executive of the search company said Thursday."
|Feb 17, 2006
| Bearing Point in Google Link on Vertical Engine
"[google]...formed a partnership with BearingPoint to provide search-related services for large business customers in industries such as financial services, aerospace and technology..."
|Feb 14, 2006
| GOOG Falls Below $350 For First Time Since Late Oct 2005
"... fell nearly 5 percent on Monday and have lost a quarter of their value this month..."
|Feb 14, 2006
| WSJ : Google GBuy To Compete with PayPal
"GBuy will feature an icon posted alongside the paid-search ads of merchants, which Google hopes will tempt consumers to click on the ads..."
|Feb 8, 2006
| GOOG - After Hours Trading Google Stock Down 12-15%
Google loses 10%+ in after hours trading. First major trend correction seen for GOOG.
|Jan 31, 2006
| Google 4Q Profit Up 82%, Share Price Drops
Despite a near doubling of fourth quarter profit, the price of Google shares was off sharply in after-hours trading.
|Jan 31, 2006
| Napster & Google Alliance?
"Internet giant Google is considering an extensive alliance with Napster, which could include an outright acquisition, as it plots its move into the digital music world, The Post has learned."
|Jan 31, 2006
| Google and Sun to Co-fund Anti-Spyware Coalition
"Web search powerhouse Google has joined with Sun Microsystems to fund a new anti-spyware coalition that is on tap to launch on Jan. 25, according to information reaching eWEEK."
|Jan 25, 2006
| The Net is Neutral? Google Thinks so...
"We believe consumers are already paying to support broadband access to the Internet through subscription fees and, as a result, consumers should have the freedom to use this connection without limitations," Schnitt says.
|Jan 23, 2006
| Feds Requesting Google Search Records
|Jan 20, 2006
| Google gains ground in China, according to report
|Jan 18, 2006
| Google goes into radio and buys dMarc
"Internet search engine Google Inc. on Tuesday said it agreed to buy dMarc Broadcasting Inc., a digital solutions provider for radio broadcasters, for undisclosed terms."
|Jan 17, 2006
| Google purchases mobile java developer Reqwireless of Waterloo, Ontario
"Google has purchased Reqwireless, a mobile java apps developer in Waterloo, Ontario, and will be setting up a development shop in the area."
|Jan 8, 2006
| Google PR Rep David Krane Says No PC From Google
Google PR Rep David Krane says; no PC for you: "we have a number of PC partners who serve their markets exceedingly well and we see no need to enter this market"
|Jan 3, 2006
| Ad Still Appearing On Some Google Front Pages
In a story broke by WebmasterWorld back in October, Eweek is reporting that ads are still shoing on some Google TLDs.
|Jan 3, 2006
| Google Based PC To Be Sold Through Walmart
"Google is planning to provide an own-brand Windows-less PC and sell the low-cost system through a partnership with retail giant Wal-Mart. The machine and/or the sales deal could be announced as early as this coming Friday."
|Jan 3, 2006
| Google to Limit Satellite Photo Resolution
"[Google] has agreed to limit the resolution of footage of sensitive military installations and vulnerable sites in Israel."
|Dec 27, 2005
| Google Grants Steps up NonProfit Comp Ads
"Google has given away $33 million in free advertising to 850 non-profits in the last two years..."
|Dec 27, 2005
| Google and Microsoft Settle Rift Over Employee
"Microsoft said late Thursday it had reached a settlement with rival Google and former employee Kai-Fu Lee, thus putting to bed a legal battle that had exposed behind-the-scenes ill-feeling between the companies."
|Dec 27, 2005
| Icahn Questions AOL Deal With Google
"I...question whether Google is the best partner for unlocking the value of the AOL asset."
|Dec 19, 2005
| Google Lands AOL
"Time Warner Inc. is negotiating exclusively with Google Inc. to broaden a lucrative advertising partnership with Time Warner's America Online unit, abruptly ending negotiations early Friday with Microsoft Corp., officials close to the negotiations said. "
|Dec 16, 2005
| Google Hits $400 a Share - Increases Search Lead - Wall Street Gets Nervous
As warning cries are issued, Google increases search lead: "Google held a 39 percent share of the U.S. market for online search, up from 34.8 percent at the same time last year..."
|Dec 3, 2005
| Google Makes Public Domain Books Live (BETA)
"Google Inc. announced the availability of the first large collection of public domain books on Google Print."
|Nov 3, 2005
| Google Restarts Controversial Book Digitizing Plan
"Google is resuming its controversial project to digitise millions of books and make them searchable on the net.
The search giant is pressing ahead with its plans despite growing legal pressure from publishers and authors."
|Nov 1, 2005
| Google and Sun in Collaborative Effort
Google's CEO and Sun to Announce Partnership. Google to strike a direct blow into the heart of Microsoft's profit and power base.
|Oct 4, 2005
| Google Offers to Provide Free Wifi for all of San Francisco
"The Mountain View, Calif.-based company filed an application late Friday to provide wireless, or "WiFi," service that would enable anyone in San Francisco to connect to the Internet."
|Oct 3, 2005
| Google WiFi - Secure Access Software (Beta)
"Google Secure Access is a downloadable client application that allows users to establish a more secure WiFi connection."
|Sept 20, 2005
| Could Google bid for AOL?
"Google could try to bid for America Online to preempt a Microsoft takeover and protect the $380 million in revenue Google gets from its biggest partner, according to an analyst."
|Sept 20, 2005
| Google Payment System Rumors Resurface
"Google could be about to launch its own Internet payments service..."
|Sept 16, 2005
| Google Wins Case over Microsoft and Employees NonCompete
|Sept 13, 2005
| British Group Claims they Launched GMail 2 Years Prior to Google
"Independent International Investment Research, a British company that specialises in research and has several leading City investment banks as clients, argues that it launched "G-MailTM web based email" in May 2002."
|Sept 13, 2005
| Google: Damned If They Do, Damned If They Don't
"Recent research showed Google had the third-largest number of visitors, below Yahoo! and Microsoft's MSN, and above AOL. But it lags woefully in terms of the time people spend at these sites."
|Aug 29, 2005
| GoogleNet - Rumors of a Parallel Internet Surface
What is Google going to do with all the bandwidth it has bought over the last year?
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Release Date: 3/28/2006
Any word on what this game is going to be like. I skipped the PS2 game thinking it was going to be just another lame ass T and A exploitation, but apparently it was a pretty decent fighter. So when this comes out I am thinking about getting or at least renting it for a bit. I tried getting info over at gamefaqs, but that site has been over run by obnoxious, spoiled, children. Any questions you post over there are instantly flamed to no end...very worthless site now.
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As the Supreme Court Considers Gay Marriage
Growing up in Richmond in the '50's in a lower middle class neighborhood blocks away from black neighborhoods, I have no memory of class conflict between whites and blacks. I don't remember it being anything I was aware of or ever considered. Things seem then so much simpler.
What connection is there between this and gay marriage you may ask. Perhaps little. However, I do see so many parallels. When the Warren court ended segregation, abruptly, there was a dislocation and disruption of many cities and communities – particularly in the South. Forced bussing, white flight, were just some of the consequences. It could be argued that the desegregation process should not have been abrupt, but gradual, allowing society to adjust.
But a gradual process of desegregation or integration would deny that then generation of blacks the equal rights that the court was now deciding had been denied. There was no real process or law providing a gradual desegregation option.
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This was gradualism – no matter how many want to paint this social change as uncomfortably rapid. But this still begs the question – are homosexual Americans to be discriminated in any way by the governments or laws of the land? This is the basic question the Court is to answer in the next few months – and the suggestion that the court would prefer that gay rights percolate up through the democratic process rather than be decided by the courts, is to deny reality and what most see as inevitable. Why delay one day longer if a wrong needs to be righted? The Warren court did the right thing – with far more at stake – this court with the stroke of a pen could lift this legal inequality and the next day the country would not be the same – it would be immeasurably better.


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it wasn't Doc who was avoiding the lybian's, it was marty, Doc was dead.
Cool as hell
Moderators... please move this to the appropriate place if this is not it. I wandered around for 5 minutes trying to figure out where, but here it is.
Back to the Future FTW!
I was bored and saw some peeps on here talking about the K.I.T.T. screen as a cool front end. I then thought the Delorean Time Circuits would be much cooler. I accepted, however, that since it resembles a clock and not an interface, then that is what it would only be.. a clock!
This "widget" is in Flash, and it is embedded in an HTML file which you can put on your active desktop. It is made ideally for a 800X600 carputer resolution. The "Destination Time" is the date on which the Mayan Calendar ends. It's got some type of scientific significance so I thought I'd set that date in commemorance. The "Present Time" of course is the current time in 24-hour mode. All you actionscripters feel free to change it to 12-hour mode and add an AM/PM signal light if you'd like (like the original in the movie). The "Time last departed" is of course the night that Doc Brown took off in order to avoid the lybian nationals. Pressing the screen will give you a memorable sound effect
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it wasn't Doc who was avoiding the lybian's, it was marty, Doc was dead.
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that's right.. i need to get some snacks and watch all 3 movies all over again!
man- its been ages since I watched those. hoverboards rule.
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Translation of desert in French:
nounBritish English: /ˈdɛzət/ American English: /ˈdɛzərt/
adjective before nBritish English: /ˈdɛzət/ American English: /ˈdɛzərt/
- (region)
désertique(flora, fauna)
du désert
transitive verbBritish English: /dɪˈzəːt/ American English: /dəˈzərt/
- abandonner (person, group, place) (for pour)déserter (cause)(Military)our luck deserted us
abandonner (post)la chance nous a abandonnéshis appetite deserted himil a perdu l'appétithas she deserted you again? [humorous]elle t'a encore abandonné? [humorous]
intransitive verbBritish English: /dɪˈzəːt/ American English: /dəˈzərt/
- (soldier)
déserter(politician)to desert to the enemy camp
faire défection
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horse racing...legs just seconds after the start of the Preakness Stakes in 2006 (the horse was euthanized eight months later) and the death of three horses during production of the TV series Luck (2011–12), a drama about horse racing. (The deaths and subsequent outcry among many viewers helped lead to the abrupt cancellation of the show after just one season.) Such...
Mann...cybercriminal. In addition, Mann served as executive producer of the television series Robbery Homicide Division (2002–03), another police drama, and Luck (2011–12), which was set in the high-stakes milieu of professional horse racing.
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PACE CNY held a celebrations to recognize program volunteers and name the winners of the 2nd annual PACE CNY Volunteer of the Year Awards. The 2008 volunteer of the year for PACE CNY South is Louis Overton of Syracuse.
PACE CNY is Loretto's Program of all-inclusive care for the elderly in cooperation with St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center that provides an alternative to traditional nursing home care with home and community-based care services. PACE CNY North is located at 100 Malta Lane, North Syracuse, and PACE CNY South is located at 700 E. Brighton Ave., Syracuse.
Overton's supervisor, PACE CNY South therapeutic recreation specialist Nicole Agerter said, "Louis is wonderful to have at our day center. He always helps transport participants and takes his tasks very seriously.
Our drivers are thankful to have Louis' help, especially during PACE participant outings into the community."
Earlier this year, PACE CNY launched a new volunteer program for its day center sites with the help of student interns from Le Moyne College. Under the leadership of Ginny Turley, PACE CNY director of marketing intake, of Cicero, the volunteer student marketing team created a plan to promote the program that included campaign brochures, flyers and live presentations. Thanks to their efforts, 28 new volunteers are now participating in Loretto's PACE CNY's volunteer training program.
PACE CNY is seeking additional volunteers to help with crafts, friendly visits, meal delivery, stocking and clerical tasks, or to accompany participants to special events outside of the PACE facilities including lunch trips, shopping, picnics, and seasonal trips to the New York State Fair and Lights on the Lake.
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Everyday for Yamatos lowrise by ElBorjaWatch
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unfortunately the link for the lowrise pants no longer works
Great texture, thanks for sharing
The lingerie set is in this file :/ I reallyreally want the "Everyday" set and it isn't there?!
Sorry, don't know how this happened.
Should be ok now, try redownloading.
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I'm really like this hire, for several reasons.
Was never sold on Walton given Detroit's (lack of) D, and he always reminded me of Linehan on the sidelines. I know this isn't fair, but I'd like the D coordinator to be a least a little bit animated.
Also find it interesting that (I assume), Fisher had a shot at Schwartz, but decided against it.
And that there's no bad blood from the Rams letting Williams' kid go, and that Williams has been a head coach, and that he really got jobbed by the NFL.
This will pay dividends quickly.
Edit - also love the fact that nobody saw this coming; no rumors, no speculation, nothing.
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Ola Gjeilo's Dark Night of the Soul and/or Luminous Night of the Soul
Date: July 27, 2013
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Location: Illinois, USA
Item: Dark Night of the Soul and/or Luminous Night of the Soul (choral scores and string parts)
Composer/Arranger/Edition: Ola Gjeilo, published by Walton Music
Starting: August
For: 3 months (through early November)
Copies: 40
Willing to rent: Yes
The Chicago Chamber Choir would like to perform one or both of these works on its fall concert, Nocturne: Music of the Night, but purchasing 40 copies of both scores and the string parts is, sadly, cost prohibitive. I'm hoping someone can loan or rent these scores (or a portion of them) to us within the next month.
Thank you!
Timm Adams
Artistic Director
Chicago Chamber Choir
(312) 420-2886


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