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	Tangent Computer: News Archive
		Tangent Medallion 4000D is Rated No 7 in PC wordd's top 15 PCs.
		Tangent Valera DDR 2000+ is rated No 7 In PC World's top 10 Value PCs.
		Tangent, the Tangent logo, and Valera are registered trademarks and Pillar and Network Alert are trademarks of Tangent Computer, Inc.
	www.tangent.com /news/archive.htm (121 words)

	KLUDGE MAGAZINE - Review - Tangent: Allowed to Grow
		All in all the most important feature of Tangent's first demo is the original sound that the band has created with an impressive ability to change sound styles, remaining retro while still fitting within the modern rock era.
		Tangent is a band to watch, and if you are ready to grow, this is a good demo to listen to.
		Tangent was always an OK band, but round about April 02 they erupted with talent.
	www.kludgemagazine.com /reviews.php?id=270 (475 words)

	Tangent: Company
		Tangent’s award-winning technology including desktops, notebooks, wireless labs, thin clients, and servers have earned numerous honors including eight Editor's Choice awards from PC Magazine, Recommended Product awards from Windows Magazine, and Best Buy awards from PC World.
		Tangent works in close contact with IT administrators to facilitate the smooth adoption of new technologies, with a focus on solutions and custom build-to-order products and services.
		Tangent offers a 3-year on-site parts and labor warranty for all desktops and 3-year limited warranty for all server systems.
	www.tangent.com /explore (274 words)

	Teen Tangent Magazine with articles from gifted teens, and links database! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		At the time the publication began there was no identifiable national magazine for publishing the work of gifted students and very little in the way of services provided to this age group for their social and intellectual enrichment.
		Teen Tangent aims to be the forum for the publication of these voices, to draw these children together to share their work, to collaborate, to network and socialise.
		Teen Tangent is an effort to ameliorate the social isolation and lack of infrastructure that this group is faced with in dealing with educational institutions.
	www.talkaboutmagazines.com /group/rec.mag/messages/12445.html (559 words)

	Playlist: iPod shuffle clone returns as Super Tangent
		Luxpro appears to have made some changes to the Super Tangent since it was shown at CeBit as the Super Shuffle, but it's still unmistakably an iPod shuffle clone.
		Luxpro's Super Tangent -- shown briefly as the Super Shiner -- is a rectangular flash-based MP3 player that comes in 512MB and 1GB capacities and features a USB 2.0 interface.
		Under the hood, Luxpro describes the Super Tangent as compatible with MP3, WMA and WAV audio formats, and compatible with Mac OS X v10.0 or higher and Windows 98 SE or later.
	playlistmag.com /news/2005/03/30/supertangent/index.php (387 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		By Jeff Stokes One of the unsung wonders of MLT life is its irrepressible liter- ary magazine, Tangent.
		Oddly enough, Tangent is as much of a photography magazine as it is a literary, in fact if not by inten- tion.
		Tangent, both in this issue and in the fall number, has shown a slight but noticeable improvement over last year, although we missed the author's page this time.
	www-tech.mit.edu /archives/VOL_086/TECH_V086_S0136_P007.txt (1373 words)

	The Market List: A Resource for Writers of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror
		To appease those who have never heard of Tangent Magazine, why don't you explain what the magazine is like in your own words.
		Many of the other magazines reviewed in Tangent are just too new yet to say one way or the other, but I've noticed reviewers being periodically surprised at some of the quality in some of them.
		Tangent is a great drain on my meager finances, and it was either pay Mensa dues or SFFWA dues.
	www.marketlist.com /interviews/truesdal.asp (2722 words)

	Tangent Home Page
		Tangent is pleased to host the official web pages for Andre Norton's High Hallack project.
		Tangent is a quarterly magazine that features reviews of every story in all major North-American Science Fiction and Fantasy professional magazines, many mass-market anthologies, most semi-professional magazines, and many small press offerings.
		Tangent is doing a good job of filling a nearly vacant ecological niche, and if it disappeared the field would be much the poorer for it.
	www.sff.net /people/DTruesdale (540 words)

	More Information about Tangent
		Tangent is always on the look out for good people to review magazines.
		Csernica is not afraid of condemning the sleazy or sloppy, or praising the superb and scintillating.
		Tangent is proud to have her insight revealed in our pages on a continuing basis.
	www.sff.net /people/DTruesdale/more.htp (931 words)

	Busdriver - Fear Of A Black Tangent - Stylus Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Crooning “It’s a Fear Of A Black Tangent, idiot/ A Public Enemy spoof” in his “Yawning Zeitgeist Intro”, Busdriver lays out his cards immediately, as if he were scared about the ramifications this album could have for his cadre of mostly white fans.
		Racial tension is thick on this record, as can be assumed, but it points to a different facet than you’d expect.
		The Squid and the Whale - Noah Ba...
	www.stylusmagazine.com /review.php?ID=2806 (643 words)

	The SF Site: The Books of 1998
		It was that small group who single-handedly created the first issue in our magazine format in June of 1997 -- and who for the most part have been with us since.
		98: A Welcome to The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction: one of the oldest and most respected magazines in the history of Science Fiction is proudly welcomed to the list of SF Site's hosted magazines.
		As editor and publisher of the Hugo-nominated magazine Tangent, the only SF & Fantasy short fiction review publication in existence, he has virtually revolutionized critical coverage of genre short fiction.
	www.sfsite.com /vault/john48.htm (1459 words)

	MAKE: Blog: Review SUPER TANGENT (iPod Shuffle look-alike)
		The musical note is play, FM lets you scan for music- the neat things about it is is actually "speaks" the radio station number in non-robotic english sounding words.
		The last option is (the microphone) is for recording, the slider on the side control playback or recording of the voice recorder.
		Super Tangent is a few millimeters thicker than the iPod Shuffle.
	www.makezine.com /blog/archive/2005/06/review_super_ta_1.html (815 words)

	Tangent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"Way back in the mid-sixties the BSFA produced the first issue of a magazine called TANGENT which was described in the advertisements as a fiction magazine for or rather featuring "top professional writers and bright newcomers".
		Following comments I made to Tom Jones it was suggested that the magazine be resurrected with myself as editor.
		This suggestion was put to the BSFA Committee who decided that a trial issue should be produced with a view to producing TANGENT two or three times a year.
	www.mjckeh.demon.co.uk /toptng.htm (151 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Haines, an important figure in last term's reorganization of The Tangent is presently Literary Eitor of the quar- terly magazine.
		Thte Tangent is devoted to creative writing and thought by students and faculty.
		Stu- dents intereste in working on the pub- lication should contact John A. Fried- man at East Campus, Ware 402 or rop a note addressed to The Tangent in care of The Tech office, Walker liemorial 020.
	www-tech.mit.edu /archives/VOL_076/TECH_V076_S0180_P001.txt (1924 words)

	Amy's SF Writing Page
		Her novelettes "Chromosome Circus" and "Mad for the Mints" were the cover stories of the January and July, 2000 issues of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction.
		She also writes articles and interviews for Speculations Magazine, "not just another parasitic growth on the butt of the industry," (actually, it's "For Writers Who Want to Be Read!"), and you might still find pieces from the Novel Advice online newsletter, or the monthly SF/F Industry newsletter for iUniverse and the Barnes and Noble microsite.
		For the best reviews of short SF, in all magazines, including the major markets and the small-press markets, Tangent Magazine, edited by Dave Truesdale, is the indispensable resource.
	members.aol.com /asterling (1516 words)

	[No title]
		magazines, from Astronomy to Consumer Reports and Robotics Age.
		I am married to Pamela Love, a children's writer, and have a two-year old son.
		I also have a single writing credit - a poem in the May 2000 issue of Babybug magazine.
	www.analogsf.com /wow/judges.html (886 words)

	P&E: Opinion
		If you're Gordon Van Gelder and you're putting together the next issue of your magazine, you have the dozen or more manuscripts from previous months that you've already told authors that you're taking, plus the new submissions.
		He's committed to publishing at least three or so of the manuscripts he's already accepted because authors get fidgety if their stories are under contract but not published for too long of a time.
		One of the immediate headaches, I've discovered, is that name authors may be willing to lend their name to a project to sell it, but prying a story out of them afterwards (and a good story at that) will be much harder.
	www.anotherealm.com /prededitors/pubop025.htm (769 words)

	Posti's Tangent Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is a good story, and as a first story, great.
		I hope that the impulse-to-genious that got the Buburuz, Resnick, and Stein will be the ruling force of the magazine, in which case this teaser will be a great collectible because it will fill out a collection of a great magazine.
		Copyright - Tangent Magazine #11 - Summer '95
	members.aol.com /posti/Tangent.htm (328 words)

	Byte Cellar :: The Vintage Computing Weblog / Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It seemed this paean of 80's and early 90's home computer and console gaming was to be no more, as its publisher, Live Publishing, went into administration.
		The likely demise of this magazine is a sad thing indeed to any retro computing enthusiast that was lucky enough to have been aware of its short and wonderful existence.
		Let us hope that by some fortuitous twist of fate, the magazine will live on in one form or another.
	www.bytecellar.com (2050 words)

	The SF Site: Letters to the SF Site
		I look forward to reading the review of the stories in the magazine, including my own, and now would be a good chance for me to thank all the little people who helped me along the way.
		Pocket Books had a contest for original Star Trek fiction, but the main characters had to be the main characters from the show; this limits the possible stories I could have sent in.
		While the SF Site prints the majority of these reviews, the best place to find them -- as well as lots of other information on SF magazines and short fiction -- is at our sister site, FictionHome.com (www.fictionhome.com), and of course our hosted site Tangent Online, at www.sfsite.com/tangent.
	www.sfsite.com /vault/mail54.htm (1434 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: Free eBooks, eBooks for Palm, PocketPC, PC, & Mac
		Since 1993, the 3-time Hugo award nominated review magazine Tangent has provided science fiction readers with thousands of short fiction reviews.
		Online since 1997, Tangent Online reviews all professional print magazine science fiction and fantasy stories, as well as many original and reprint collections and anthologies.
		Praised by the likes of Gardner Dozois, James Patrick Kelly, and Ellen Datlow (among many others), Tangent is the only publication of its kind in the history of the SF genre (Sam Moskowitz, SF historian).
	www.fictionwise.com /tangentonline.htm (130 words)

	News of the Week
		The play features state-of-the-art lighting, sound and special effects, with performances on Monday, Saturday and Sunday.
		lgis Budrys, the editor and publisher of the science fiction magazine
		The electronic edition of the magazine, which replaces the now defunct print version, will contain weekly updated fiction, an art gallery, a letters column, a science column, a book review column and more.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue36/news.html (959 words)

	Latest General (summaries) Posts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Teen Tangent Magazine with articles from gifted te...
		WTD: Paper magazine March 1997 & MacLeans May...
		Re: The Beatles caused the disintegration of manki...
	www.talkaboutmagazines.com /group/rec.mag/latestposts.html (389 words)

	WELCOME TO NIGHT TERRORS' ORDER INFORMATION PAGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If you are ordering from the state of Ohio click here for information.
		Also see our reviews here, on the web and in magazines.
		This offer is good only for magazines shipped to the U.S. All checks and money orders must be made on U.S. banks and made in U.S. dollars.
	www.night-terrors-publications.com /ORDER.HTML (1206 words)

	Tangent E-zine Online Travel Magazine \| January 2004 Edition by HotelTravel.com
		Welcome to our January edition of the The Tangent travel magazine, and to 2004!
		We wish you all the best for the New Year from everyone here at HotelTravel.com.
		January 2004 marks the 1st anniversary of our member newsletter and this magazine.
	www.hoteltravel.com /tangent/012004/tangent.htm (528 words)

	Steve Garfield's Off On A Tangent: Daily weblog on pop culture and technology.
		Steve Garfield's Off On A Tangent: Daily weblog on pop culture and technology.
		I hope that you feel the same way I do.
		The only link I keep coming across is the Harvard Lampoon's H Bomb parody.
	offonatangent.blogspot.com /2004_05_01_offonatangent_archive.html (4130 words)

	John Derbyshire on National Review Online
		At every point of this parabola there is a tangent, and a normal through the point at right-angles to the tangent.
		A quick sketch will convince you of the following true fact: The normal at any point of the parabola, except the point (0,0), meets the curve again at a second point.
		It’s easy: Subscribe to National Review here, or to the digital version of the magazine here.
	www.nationalreview.com /derbyshire/derbyshire200508010811.asp (2923 words)

	Clarion Recent Publications
		Baker, Eric T. Contributed to Science Fiction Age's companion magazine, Wild Rampage Wrestling.
		Shockley, Gary W. "Skullcracker." Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction.
		Strange Seas, a non-fiction account of a strange adventure out on the New Age edge and beyond, released as an electronic download (cd-rom follows soon).
	www.msu.edu /~clarion/newsletter/recentpub20.html (1164 words)

	Cynthia Ward: Bibliography
		"The Birth of Artificial Intelligence," Xoddity Magazine, 1998.
		"I was There When They Made the Video," Absolute Magnitude Magazine, 1997.
		"Market Maven," Speculations: The Magazine for Writers Who Want to be Read, 106 monthly columns as of July 2003.
	www.cynthiaward.com /bibliography.html (565 words)

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