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	Mirror LCD TV - The ad notam 30.0
		The display is heavy and is specially developed to be installed and fastened behind support panels or a bearing surface such as a mirror, lacquered glass, or metal (other materials, though not specified, may also be used.) This bearing surface makes up the second part of the completed unit.
		Ad notam sent us a completed unit attached to what they smartly refer to as a Magic Mirror™.
		This is a specially-formulated first-surface reflecting mirror that allows the LCD television to be mounted from behind using self adhesive metal strips which magnetically secure the display to the bearing mirror.
	www.audioholics.com /productreviews/avhardware/MirrorLCDTVadnotam30.php (656 words)

	The Seattle Times Company Advertising Rates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Zone ads run in any zone may be picked up and rerun in any zone at a 10% discount.
		Zone frequency contracts are available to advertisers who agree to run a minimum of a one-column-inch ad per week for 13, 26 or 52 weeks.
		Based on the day of the week the contract starts, all ads meeting minimum size requirements within a seven-day period count as one insertion towards zone frequency contract fulfillment.
	www.seattletimescompany.com /adrates/display/general/zones.shtml (240 words)

	AllPolitics - Spin Patrol: A Misleading Crime Ad - July 30, 1996
		Consider the ad, which started running in Minnesota last week and claims Wellstone is too liberal on crime.
		On all three votes cited by the Republican TV ad, Minnesota's Republican senator at the time, David Durenberger, voted the same way.
		Ads like that could backfire and make the Republican candidate, Rudy Boschwitz, a victim of friendly Republican fire.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1996/analysis/spin/960730/index.shtml (238 words)

	Channel 30 pulls ad against Prop. 5
		The stations, all ABC-owned, including KFSN Channel 30, removed the advertisements from airplay when lawyers working for the Yes on Proposition 5 campaign sent letters to station managers saying the commercial depicting the measure's harmful effects on the environment was "unequivocably and patently false."
		Valari Staab, KFSN general manager and president, confirmed she temporarily pulled the ads after corporate lawyers said it would be the best immediate course of action.
		The ad in question is a recently released 30-second television spot asserting that Proposition 5 could lead to widespread environmental degradation because tribes building casinos would be "exempt from environmental laws so they can dump sewage and toxic waste and pollute our air and water."
	www.geocities.com /CapitolHill/Lobby/4621/prop5adspulled.html (559 words)

	Newton's Date For The Crucifixion
		The AD 34 choice has few supporters; it conflicts with the date of Paul's conversion, which Newton had apparently not considered, and arguments for a fifth passover and those based on the ripeness of the corn are not compelling.
		However, although Newton's arguments for AD 34 have not passed the test of time, the basis for his second choice of AD 33 is still sound.
		The principal reason for having preferred AD 30 was that Christ was supposedly born about 6 BC, before the death of Herod in 4 BC, which favors AD 30 because Christ allegedly lived about 33 years.
	www.johnpratt.com /items/docs/newton.html (1632 words)

	JS Online: Dean to air 30-minute ad only in Madison
		Dean campaign manager Joe Trippi said Friday that the ad is meant "not to move voters" as political spots are normally designed to do, but to get people who already support Dean to give money or enlist as volunteers over the Internet.
		Dean so far is the only one in the nine-person Democratic field to air TV ads in Wisconsin, having spent about $100,000 to advertise in Madison at the end of August and early September.
		The recurrent theme of the ad as a whole is grass-roots fund raising - accumulating large numbers of small donors to compete with President Bush's huge and growing campaign treasury.
	www.jsonline.com /news/state/dec03/190626.asp (767 words)

	Fullrun - Print 30: Ad volumes fall 8% in Q303 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Print 30, developed by Fullrun using data provided by Nielsen Media Research, analyses advertising volumes in a selection of the leading media used by tech vendors in the UK.
		In particular, advertisers are now generating YOY increases in ad volumes in the daily broadsheets and their Sunday counterparts, as well as the CIO monthlies and business magazines.
		The three CIO monthlies are the only group of titles in the Print 30 that are currently carrying more ad pages than they did in 2001.
	www.fullrun.com /extra91.html (838 words)

	Bad ad - Mar. 30, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is the Napoleon Brandy ad that says, "Nakatikim ka na ba ng kinse anyos?" ["Have you tasted a 15-year-old?"] I do not particularly mind that I share the company of the moralists on this, the ones who raised a hue and cry over the movie "Live Show" some years ago.
		It was an ad for a brand of king-size cigarettes -- as opposed to the short ones in flip-top boxes -- and the copy he had in mind was, "Pahabaan tayo." Literally, "let's compare lengths," but the Tagalog of course unmistakably suggests which lengths are being compared.
		The power of ads precisely is its subliminal message, and the subliminal message of that ad is inescapable.
	www.inq7.net /opi/2004/mar/30/opi_csdequiros-1.htm (966 words)

	History of Alexandria: The Roman City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In AD 389, the Temple of Serapis at Canopus (Abou-Qir) fell.
		Sentiments reached a peak during the eventful year of AD 391, when the Roman Emperor Theodosius issued a decree which authorized the destruction of the Temple of Serapis at Alexandria, the last refuge of the Pagans and home of the Mouseion.
		Fourteen years later, the Neo-Platonist mathematician and the last person known to have taught at the Mouseion, Hypatia, was murdered, marking the end of Paganism in Alexandria.
	ce.eng.usf.edu /pharos/alexandria/history/roman.html (632 words)

	Listen Up! Newsblog: "Bush in 30 seconds" Ad contest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Today, MoveOn.org Voter Fund is launching Bush in 30 Seconds, a political TV ad contest to help them find the most creative, clear and memorable ideas for ads that tell the truth about George Bush's policies.
		They want to run ads that are of the people, for the people, and by the people.
		I like the 30 sec ad about president bush, it's the way the truth should be told and it's by the people.
	www.listenup.org /newsblog/archives/000170.html (287 words)

	Thomas de Aquino, Responsio de 30 articulis [CTh1]
		[70517] De 30 articulis, ad 7 Ad septimum dico quod verbum faciendi attribuitur causis artificialibus et sic non potest dici quod Angeli vel corpora caelestia sint factores corporum humanorum et aliorum corporum mixtorum.
		Ergo principalius venit Christus tollere peccatum originale quam alia, quia tollere naturalia peccata pertinet ad principalem intentionem Christi qui venit mundum salvare secundum illud Luc.
		[70532] De 30 articulis, ad 22 Ad vicesimumsecundum dico quod puto verum esse quod Deus faciat omnia miracula ministerio Angelorum sive visibili, sive invisibili, ita tamen quod ministerium Angelorum non extendatur ad omnia quae fiunt in miraculo.
	www.corpusthomisticum.org /os1.html (2252 words)

	Welcome To Jerusalem 30 A.D. - Enjoy Your Visit!
		Jerusalem 30 A.D. Discover The Land Of Miracles
		I am sure you will do what you are meant to do.
		By Jerusalem 30 A.D. Contents throughout may not be duplicated without prior consent by Jerusalem 30 A.D. Please see our Privacy Statement and Disclaimer
	www.j30ad.org (79 words)

	New Kerry Ad in N.M. Emphasizes Record (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The ad is largely biographical, a deviation from Kerry's most recent commercials that mostly highlight his policy proposals.
		In May, Kerry ran 60-second biographical ads that were meant to introduce him to voters.
		The 30-second ad also describes him as "a combat veteran who has been praised by former chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under both Presidents Reagan and Clinton" and an "author of a strategy to win the war on terror.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1163143/posts (2215 words)

	MediaPost Advertising & Media Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The ad features a father trying to avoid sharing the nuts with his daughter by telling her that all "unicorns will disappear" if she eats them.
		DDB is by far the agency darling of this year's Super Bowl; depending on how many of their ads Anheuser-Busch uses, they could have close to 10 ads showcased during the game.
		These ads are roughly every five feet and gave viewers no clue as to what they meant or what they were for.
	www.mediapost.com /dtls_dsp_OutToLaunch.cfm?fnl=050202 (2960 words)

	Final Week of Jesus
		Friday, April 15, 30 AD Trial 3: All the Jewish elders, including the High Priest, scribes and whole Sanhedrin.
		Friday, April 15, 30 AD Trial 5: Hearing before Herod Antipas, the son of Herod the Great, who had jurisdiction over Galilee.
		Friday, April 15, 30 AD Trial 6: Pilate repeatedly tried to release Jesus but the Jewish leaders continued to object.
	www.jesus-institute.org /historical-jesus/jesus-final_week.shtml (452 words)

	USATODAY.com - New ad accuses Bush of allowing false advertising (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		That earlier ad accused Sen. John Kerry, the Democratic presidential nominee and a decorated Navy veteran of the Vietnam War, of lying about his military record.
		MoveOn PAC says its ad will be shown in markets where the Swift Boat Veterans' commercial is being seen — smaller cities in Ohio, West Virginia and Wisconsin — and on CNN.
		The ad does not note that military records show Bush fulfilled all his obligations to the Guard.
	www.usatoday.com /news/politicselections/2004-08-16-ad-watch_x.htm (582 words)

	CBS Censors Moveon.org's Winning Bush in 30 Seconds Ad - Mac Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		While this ad is tasteful, and accurate, as Bill O'Reilly was quick to point out, the entire MoveOn organization has already fallen under attack from the right for those two Hitler comparison ads that slipped through the cracks.
		I'm saying I think it's more likely CBS is not airing this ad because they fear the reprecussions from certain right-wing groups, who will surely push at least some sort of uprising against CBS for showing this ad, much like they did in the Reagan situation.
		I don't think we can say CBS's decision to not run this ad is the result of a judgement call they themselves made on its content (as in a call in which they decided whether or not they agreed with it's message), or on the group which produced it.
	www.chaosmint.com /forums/showthread.php?t=56892 (2907 words)

	Bush in 30 seconds ad rejected by Viacom. :: AdLand ad-rag.com :: by the adgrunts for the adgrunts advertising blog ...
		A CBS spokesman said the decision against broadcasting the spot had nothing to do with either the Super Bowl or the ad's specific issue but was because the network has had a long-term policy not to air issue ads anywhere on the network.
		I'm guessing that anti-smoking and the like aren't "issues" though because Phillip Morris USA will be airing one :30 anti-smoking/corporate responsibility spot, the American Legacy Foundation will have one :30 anti-smoking spot, as well as the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy with one :30 (by O&M) during the game and one post-game.
		By running an ad from the White House Office of Drug Policy while turning down ads by MoveOn.org Voter Fund and PETA, CBS appears to be acting out of political bias, censoring ads which express opinions it dislikes.
	ad-rag.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=108411&mode=nested&order=0&thold=0 (1442 words)

	Improve Your Ad in 30 Seconds by Kevin Nunley
		You will often have more luck placing your ad in a trade publication than in a general newspaper, even if the readership is not as high.
		The ads we pay attention to are the ones that pertain directly to our most pressing concerns.
		The ads we notice are the ones that promote a product, service, or idea that can solve our problem, make us feel better, make us richer, or make us feel sexy and loved.
	www.soaringprofits.com /improveadin30seconds.shtml (310 words)

	Sunbeam Iron Hot in 30 Seconds Ad 1951
		Description: Sunbeam Iron Hot in 30 Seconds Ad 1951 This is a July 1951 advertisement.
		Ad shows a womans hand holding an iron and the controls are under her thumb.
		Photo is taken through plastic and may show wrinkles or crookedness that is not in the ad.
	www.antiqnet.com /detail,sunbeam-iron-hot,630569.html (115 words)

	What Happened in 30 AD? - Part One
		The first three Gospels are traditionally dated between 50-65 AD and the Gospel of John 80-95 AD (Criswell, pp.1327, 1498).
		The Jewish Talmud (70-200 AD) records, "On the eve of the Passover, Yeshu (Hebrew for Jesus) was hanged" (Quoted in Habermas, p.98).
		That this material is traditional and pre-Pauline is evident from the technical terms "delivered" and "received," the parallelism and somewhat stylized content, the proper names of Cephas and James, the non-Pauline words, and the possibility of an Aramaic original.
	www.dtl.org /bible/treatise/what-30ad/part-1.htm (2540 words)

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		AD 1990 F AD 1991 F AD 1992 T AD 1993 F AD 1994 F AD 1995 F AD 1996 T AD 1997 F AD 1998 F AD 1999 F AD 2000 T TEST535 For the Greek calendar: YEAR_IS_LEAP_GREEK reports leap years.
		AD 1990 F AD 1991 F AD 1992 T AD 1993 F AD 1994 F AD 1995 F AD 1996 T AD 1997 F AD 1998 F AD 1999 F AD 2000 T TEST555 For the Islamic calendar: YEAR_IS_LEAP_ISLAMIC reports leap years.
		AD 1990 F AD 1991 F AD 1992 T AD 1993 F AD 1994 F AD 1995 F AD 1996 T AD 1997 F AD 1998 F AD 1999 F AD 2000 T TEST565 For the Republican calendar: YEAR_IS_LEAP_REPUBLICAN reports leap years.
	orion.math.iastate.edu /burkardt/f_src/calpak/calpak_prb.out (1470 words)

	MoveOn.org Voter Fund
		MoveOn Voter Fund launches a new television ad in Ohio today, featuring a worker whose job was outsourced arriving at his new fast-food service job.
		In most states, we'll run our "Worker" ad, focusing on jobs issues including overtime pay and outsourcing, and the economic insecurity felt by many working families.
		Now, CBS is running a Bush administration ad that whitewashes its sellout on Medicare, while refusing to take our "State of the Union" ad that tells the real story.
	www.moveonvoterfund.org (460 words)

	MoveOn.org Political Action: Democracy in Action
		You can always view the featured ad of the week on this page, but to access the archives, high-res versions of the ad, pictures from the 10 Weeks concert event and other special features, you must be a MoveOn member.
		Every ad in this campaign bears the unique handprint of the directors and artists who created them.
		The 10 Weeks Ad Campaign was created and directed by Bush in 30 Seconds co-creator and MoveOn.org Political Action staff member Laura Dawn, along with MoveOn.org Political Action Executive Director Eli Pariser, and Jeffrey Witte.
	www.moveonpac.org /10weeks (805 words)

	TiVo 30 second Ad skip Easter Egg: Simon Perry: Schemes, dreams & trivia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Even knowing that the button wasn't functioning as the 30 second jump, I still found myself pressing the button -- it had become such a natural part of my use, I was using it without thinking.
		I have forgotten where I found the original information on the "hack" but having looked at a couple of pages on how to do it, I would recommend one by BigMarv.
		It's totally comprehensive and gave me the hint as to how my remote "forgot" to jump 30 second blocks -- if a software update is performed, the TiVo reboots itself and the function is lost.
	www.simonperry.org /dst/archives/001566.html (346 words)

	Netimperative - Yahoo dangles £30,000 ad lure
		Yahoo UK and Ireland is to offer and#163;30,000 worth of free ad space as part of a competition aimed at luring more agencies to use the internet as an advertising medium.
		The workshops follow on from Yahoo's Creative summit last month, and the £30,000 of ad space will be given out at the first workshop in mid-November to the best online creative concept for a current traditional campaign.
		The organisation believes that there is too much emphasis on the return rates of online campaigns and not enough focus on the creative side, and is trying to redress the balance and share some of the best creative work with a wider audience.
	www.netimperative.com /2003/11/14/Yahoo_dangles_16330000 (466 words)

	California Stem Cell Research & Cures Initiative - Newsroom
		:30 TV Ad Features California residents Jessica Cooper and her mother Micki Cooper.
		:30 TV Ad Features June Gutierrez, a young California mother who was recently diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and her daughter, Leilani, who was paralyzed in a car accident in 2002.
		:30 TV Ad Features California residents Scott and Lenore Manlief, husband and wife.
	www.yeson71.com /tv_radio.php (219 words)

	CNN.com - Pakistan 'Most Wanted' list runs in ad - June 30, 2002
		Pakistan appealed to its citizens for help in finding Osama bin Laden and 17 of his associates in this ad in the Daily Jang.
		The ad in the Sunday edition of the Daily Jang newspaper included quotes from the Koran.
		Thumbnail snapshots with names identifying the photos were spread across the ad, which was sponsored by the country's Ministry of Interior.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/asiapcf/south/06/30/pakistan.suspects (575 words)

	Information on X10 Advertising (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
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		If you clear or delete your cookies, then it will be possible for X10's pop-under ads to appear on your machine.
		Also, if you disable JavaScript in your browser the ads will not open, though this may prevent you from seeing some things you want to see.
	www.x10.com /x10ads.htm (398 words)

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