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...Stiller, in The Hardy Men, an action-comedy based on the Hardy Boys mystery novels B) Andy Serkis, in Xenu Day, a family fantasy film by L. Ron Hubbard C) Johnny Depp, in Pirates of the Caribbean 4--Search for the Hot Booty D) Helen Mirren in The Charles and Camilla Story, a romantic comedy...
...Another theory questioned the site's copy editors. Just that morning, The New York Post had spelled "Obama" as "Osama" in a major headline. Although the world's most popular search site did goof on its German Web address recently - briefly forgetting to renew the domain name - it turned out that "Googe" was neither a joke nor an error. It was artistic license, Google-style...
Just how silly is Google? Its search interface offers translations into Klingon, Elmer Fudd-speak, Pig Latin - even the lingo of the Muppets' Swedish Chef. On past April Fools' days the site has pitched Google Gulp, a drink to make searchers smarter, pigeon rank, a system whereby pecking order would determine search results, and Google Romance, a satirical site boasting a sizzling "soulmate search." The web giant has even playfully offered jobs on the moon...
...when the search engine giant put up a Valentine's Day logo on Wednesday that seemed to read "Googe.com" - featuring a chocolate-covered strawberry for the "g" - bloggers thought it was just a bizarre bungling of the holiday Google "doodles" that decorate the site's logo throughout the year. Or perhaps it was a quirky romance-laced joke? The Puget News blog noted that 'Googe' might be a subtle reference to the 16th century romantic poet Barnabe Googe, famous for the line, "I did but see her passing by, and yet I love her till I die." Or maybe...
...coverage, as it should,” he said. When Lawrence H. Summers, a former Secretary of the Treasury, was picked to serve as university president in 2001, The New York Times ran a story on page 32. Last Saturday, the news that the search committee had selected Faust made the front page. In addition to the national media attention Faust’s selection has attracted, her promotion created a buzz around Radcliffe Yard. Yesterday, balloons lined the staircase leading up to Fay House, where Faust currently maintains an office. The balloons spelled...