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1. Playboy Magazine -- New York
   EVLN(Milan's 100 zinc-air EVs, Playboy bunnies GET ZAPPED) [The Internet Electric Vehicle List News. For Public EV informational purposes. Contact source for reprint rights.] --- {EVangel} The Municipality of Milan Announces Plans For A 100 Edison/Electric Fuel Zinc-Air Electric Vehicle Fleet NEW YORK, March 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Electric Fuel Corporation announced today that the Municipality of Milan together with Edison, Italy's largest private energy producer, and AEM, Milan's electric utility, plan to operate a fleet of 100 electric vehicles for the city of Milan. Powered by zinc-air batteries jointly developed by Electric Fuel and Edison, the fleet is slated to begin operations in the year 2000. The program was announced in Italy in a press conference in Palazzo Marino last Friday by Milan Mayor Gabriele Albertini, Transport Councillor Giorgio Goggi, Edison President Giulio Del Ninno, AEM President Enrico Cerrai, and the General Manager of the Ministry of the Environment Corrado Clini. In a press announcement by the Italian parties, the project was described as part of the sustainable mobility program of the Municipality of Milan and as one of the main actions of the Piano Generale Urbano for traffic.
2. Newsweek Magazine -- World
   NEW YORK, April 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Newsweek’s weekly radio program, Newsweek On Air, is now available on podcast, the new technology that allows users to subscribe for free to their favorite on-line radio shows. And within the first two weeks of its availability on the Web, Newsweek On Air was voted #1 in world news at Podcast Alley, a Web site for those seeing podcasts to download.
3. Newsweek Magazine -- Washington Post Company
   Founded in 1933, Newsweek provides comprehensive coverage of national and international affairs, business, society, science and technology, and arts and entertainment. Headquartered in New York, Newsweek has 19 bureaus located in the U.S. and around the globe. Newsweek has a worldwide circulation of more than 4 million and a total readership of more than 22 million. The magazine appears in more than 190 countries. Newsweek magazine has won more National Magazine Awards than any other newsweekly. Kaplan and Newsweek are subsidiaries of The Washington Post Company (NYSE: WPO) .
4. Rolling Stone -- Rolling Stone Magazine
   PRnetwire — August 28, 2002 — The new incarnation of Rolling Stone will be a mixed bag for music fans. Some will miss the lengthy stories and may complain they won't get no satisfaction with the 2-page maximum pieces. The new magazine looks and feels more like trendy magazines Blender, Maxim and naturally FHM, replete with plenty of "news bugs" and short focus pieces. Some have called this publication trend the "sidebar movement," where the short pieces which were once ancillary material, are now the main editorial content. Rolling Stone has a circulation of 1.3 million. RollingStone contacts
5. Yellow Pages -- Companies
   MSN MoneyCentral - Maps & Directions Money Movies Music News Real Estate Shopping Slate Magazine Spaces Sports Tech & Gadgets TV Weather White Pages Yellow It invests in public and private companies, distressed debt, hedge funds and real estate, among others. Blackstone said
6. Catullus -- Poetry
   Poetry is notoriously difficult to translate; of poetry, Latin poetry is particularly difficult; and of Latin poetry, Catullus is among the most resistant to translation. One is inclined to agree, with Robert Frost, that poetry is precisely that aspect of literature which cannot be translated from one language to another.
7. Jewelry Boxes -- Miscellaneous
   Animal jewelry is ... a great way of encouraging environmental awareness and love of nature -- even among children. A child who has a favorite pet may appreciate having animal jewelry to remind him or her of that pet. In fact, if the pet were domesticated enough to sport a little jewelry as well -- like a cat or a dog -- it might be great if master and pet could have matchingpieces! Like a pendant for the collar for Poochie, which could also be worn as a bracelet charm for Nancy.
8. Harry Houdini -- Sir Arthur
   Houdini passed the slate to Sir Arthur for examination. He was then requested to suspend the slate in the middle of the room, by means of the wires and hooks, leaving it free to swing in space, several feet distant from anything. In order to eliminate the possibility of electrical connections of any kind, Sir Arthur was asked to fasten the hooks over anything in the room which would hold them. He hooked one over the edge of a picture-frame, and the other on a large book, on a shelf in Houdini's library. The slate ... swung free in space, in the center of the room, being supported by the two wires passing through the holes in its upper corners. The slate was inspected and cleaned.
9. Office Chair
   The Deluxe Manager Chair is an attractive addition to your home, dorm roomor work office. Available in a variety of colors, the chenille-covered seat, armrests, and back can add a splash of color and comfort. Adjustable height, armrests, and tilt tension control give you the freedom to mold the chair to fit your body for ergonomic comfort.
10. Petra -- Petra Nemcova
    Jamie-Lynn Sigler wore the exclusive design in 2005 and supermodel Petra Nemcova donned the design in 2006. Javits' 2007 GREY GOOSE Vodka inspired hat is up for auction beginning May 5 and will last until May 15 on Clothesoffourback.org. The winning bid will receive the unique designer hat that can be worn in style at the Kentucky Derby for years to come!

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