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It depends mostly of the fate of the person/persons depicted on the cover. Issues of Cosmopolitan and Vogue with Gia Carangi on the cover from the 1980's have gone for as much as $300 when interest of her was at it's peak. Some of the 1980's magazines are listed at prices from $10-$20 on Ebay at the moment. Whether or not they sell is another case. Throwing them away should be your last resort as there are collectors out there who may purchase them from you. Check out the listings on EBay and charge a minimal amount and shipping and at least they will go to a collector and not landfill.

The main elements of a newspaper clipping include the headline, byline (author's name), publication date, article content, and any accompanying images or graphics. These components help provide context and information about the news story being reported.

The A.B. Dick Company, known for printing press and office equipment, faced financial challenges in the late 1990s and early 2000s due to the rise of digital technology. The company eventually filed for bankruptcy in 2001 and its assets were acquired by Presstek Inc.

NOT ENOUGH OF THEM! Unfortunately, for all the "information" that they provided, they selfishly (or otherwise) tended to filter out just as much based on "their" biases. .Just ask anyone who ever tried to get coverage of their gallery opening, lecture, performance, invention, viewpoint, etc. "It isn't news until WE say it is" is truly "YESTERDAYS NEWS" !!! No BOO HOO for obsolete forms of communication. Their feeble reign is OVER, the "Old Gray Lady is/was a dying PROSTITUTE ! The future is NOW !!! You are reading this on it !!!

Two major local newspapers in Bosnia and Herzegovina are "Dnevni Avaz" and "Oslobođenje".

Hinduism does not have a specific founder, as it developed over thousands of years through various cultural and religious traditions in India. It is a diverse and complex religion with roots in ancient scriptures and practices.

According to answers.com, the Ring Record Book and Boxing Encyclopedia usually sells at supermarkets for $5. Click on the 'answers.com' link to read the article at Answers and click on the 'Ring Magazine' link to go to Ring Magazine's website.

The ratio of bad news to good news reported in the media is often skewed towards bad news. This is due to the idea that negative events tend to attract more attention and viewership. As such, it is important to seek out a balanced perspective from various sources to get a more accurate view of the world.

It will increase our knowledge and improve our language too.

It also gives more information and current updates of the world. While reading you can increase your vocabulary and grammar too. You will come to know more phrases. That's why teachers say 'To read and collect information in newspapers.'

"Congress Passes Bill to Increase Funding for Infrastructure Projects - The recent bipartisan effort in Congress resulted in the passing of a bill to allocate additional funding for infrastructure projects across the country. The legislation aims to improve roads, bridges, and public transportation systems, creating jobs and bolstering economic growth. Lawmakers from both parties have praised the bill as a crucial investment in America's future."

== == Violence scenes on TV have negative effects on children. There nature becomes more violent. There are many examples when children created havoc in their schools in shooting accidents. Children could think that they are super heroes and jump from high rise building thus creating a threat for their life. They may become more aggressive and rude in nature. There health may be spoiled due to watching excessive television. They may concentrate less in there studies. Its excessive use may decrease there memory retention power.

The proverb 'Newspapers are the world's mirror in reflection' has a simple meaning. Basically the proverb means that a newspaper is the world's mirror. The things that are reflected in the newspaper are usually what one would see if they look at the world.

In the area where we reside, it seems that the most popular free magazine is the Tim magazine, they also have a web site where you can read the magazine and past editions on line at www.timspain.com some great articles of interest to most.

A newspaper makes a much better insulator than aluminum foil. Our poor brothers and sisters who sleep outside in cold weather will sometimes cover themselves with newspaper because it helps them stay warm. Even if they had foil, they would not use it for the purpose of helping them keep warm.

Yes, the former Manchester United player Bastian Schweinsteiger shares his last name with a German newspaper, "Bild."

The back side of a dime features an image of a torch on the left symbolizing liberty and an olive branch on the right symbolizing peace. In the center is the inscription "E Pluribus Unum" which means "Out of many, one."

A broadsheet is much bigger than a tabloid and involves two folds, both vertical and horizontal.

A tabloid is smaller and folded only once, much like a regular magazine. In addition to the difference in size, tabloid journalism is known for being more sensational and gossipy whereas news in a broadsheet is typically more formal.

For example, in New York, the New York Times is considered a broadsheet, and the New York Post is considered a tabloid.

I'm unable to browse the internet in real-time. I recommend checking popular news websites or databases like the New York Times, Washington Post, or LexisNexis for current law-related newspaper articles.

Newspaper pages are made of fibers that align in one direction during the manufacturing process. When tearing along these fibers, the page rips cleanly. However, tearing against the fibers creates resistance, causing the page to tear unevenly.

A magazine merchandiser usually works for publishers or wholesale companies. Their primary job is to organize the companyÕs magazine in groceries and other retail stores. They also sell and take orders from stores.

The International Date Line corresponds to 180 degrees longitude on the earth. If you imagine the Greenwich Meridian as a circle all the way round the globe (through Greenwich and both poles) the date line is the part of the circle on the "other side" from Greenwich. It is very difficult to follow what is happening at the date line, and if it doesn't take you a long time, you are very bright. The line is right in the center of its time zone. If you are standing right to the east of the date line (to the right as you would see it on a map) and your friend is a few feet away from you, standing just to the west of the line, then your friend will always be exactly one day ahead of you. On your side, it might be 10 am Tuesday October 9. For your friend, it will be 10 am Wednesday, October 10. At the stroke of midnight, you both go to the first hour of the next day. That's the part I had trouble wrapping my brain around. One trick to understanding the date line is to remember that there is another "line" that separates 2 adjacent days-- Midnight. Of course, midnight moves, while the date line is fixed. There are some nations (including the US) that are affected by the placement of the date line, and there are no laws governing its actual location. However, virtually everyone knows that there is a need for such a dividing line. There are also some island nations in the Pacific that are affected by the date line, and all of these affected nations have "defined" the date line to be farther to their east or to their west than the originally defined 180 degrees longitude, so that all of their territory could be operating on the same calendar day. As a result of the change made by the island nation of Kiribati, Caroline Island was the first point on the globe to enter the year 2000.

Golfer Girl Magazine was a magazine started by three golf playing California sisters and their father. It was an excellent magazine that included instructional articles, information concerning women's careers in golf, college golf team information, and more. Unfortunately, it did not survive more than a year or so.

The first recognised newspaper was published by Johann Carolus. He began publishing Relation aller Fürnemmen und gedenckwürdigen Historien (Account of all distinguished and commemorable news in 1609.