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Ziff Davis was an American publishing house founded in 1927 by William Ziff and Bernard Davis. He published many titles there in the 50s, for example:
Amazing Adventures, Cloak and Dagger, Ellery Queen, GIJoe, Nightmare, Romantic Marriage, Weird Adventures, among others.
While Ziff Davis never got a reputation with his publications (aperiodic), remained in the mertcado for many years to change heading in the 70s.
Although it is difficult to try to find the drawers of these comics, we recognize among them the traces of the missing Ogden Whitney and Gil Kane. It is noted that the 5 copies published by Leisure Publishing, is one of the rarest that we have found in these 35 years of collecting. In other words, pure gold ..
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32 years the E Street attack. More: view the vandalism in Africa and obituary of William Ziff.
A few days after the attack occur, it was known that the principal assistant to the terrorists had been Genoveva Forest, which also sheltered the murderers of Carrero Blanco.
Santiago Mata
On September 13, 1974, ETA committed its first mass attack with a bomb in the cafeteria Rolando, the Madrid Calle E, adjacent to the Directorate General of Security. The young man who planted the bomb, allegedly alias Maria Lindes Christopher Elhorga Pompadour, he dreamed of killing policemen. But killed 12 civilians. One of the 80 wounded died later, and yes it was a cop, Felix Ayuso Pinel.
The E Street bombing caused an earthquake in ETA, who never claimed: the most mindless supporters of the "popular uprising" and indiscriminate violence, continued as military ETA (V Assembly). Those who still support the selective violence but retained some sense formed ETA Politico-Militar. In 1982, ETA PM (VII Assembly) announced its solution to merge with the party Euskadiko Ezkerra.
Impunity
Pompadour and the man with her had come from France in Madrid were accommodated Genoveva Forest (aka Vitia and Tupamaro, now the wife of playwright Alfonso Sastre is called only Eva: http://www.sastre-forest.com) in Calle Virgen del Val n º 19, 6 º A, and after the attack in an apartment owned by a woman Alcorcón a militant communist Antonio Duran Velasco. Both Forest and the other involved, Maria Luz Fernandez, were militants of the PCE, but since when committed in the attack and were not, according to José Ramón Gómez Fouz (Clandestine, Asturiana Library, 1999), "Santiago Carrillo gave orders to erase even the smallest sign that the party had nothing to do. "
In 1972, Forest-then dubbed "The Blonde had taken into his home Argala, one of the ETA responsible for killing Carrero Blanco (December 20, 1973), and another of them, Wilson, I stayed with the actress Mari Paz Ballesteros. In 1974 he published under the pseudonym Julen Agirre Operation Ogre's book: how and why we run a Carrero Blanco.
Forgotten
The first two accounts included in the book Forgotten Iñaki Arteta and Alfonso Biscuit (editorial Adhara, 2006), relate to victims of this attack: are written by the parents of the student M ª Angeles Rey Martinez and the brother of a waiter Manuel Llanos Gancedo.
Other fatalities were: Concepción Pérez Paino, the DGS administrative, Francisca Baeza Alarcón, teacher Valdepeñas (Ciudad Real), Antonio Alonso Palacin, mechanical and also newly married to the deceased María Jesús Arcas Tirado, telephonist, Luis Martínez Martín agent, Antonio Lobo Aguado, rail, Francisco Gómez Vaquero, the cafeteria cook Rolando Gerardo García Pérez, a waiter in the cafeteria; Baldomero Fernández Barral and his wife Maria José Pérez Martínez, two who were passing Galicia in Madrid.
Belisario ended in disgrace in Byzantium, to the point of having to beg, an issue that has become a source of pictures like this one F.-A. Vincent (1776). Musée Fabre, Montpellier
1473 years ago auxiliary East West
End of vandalism in Africa
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In 406, Swabians, Vandals and Alans (the latter were not Germans) pass the Rhine and come into Hispania in 409. In 411, Rome sent to expel the Visigoths.
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Of the Alani was no more trace than the most famous Spanish breed, the kingdom of the Swabians (only people who were Catholics, like most Hispanics) was settled in 586 by the Visigoths (whose king converted to Catholicism three years later.) The vandals went to Africa will own at 429, causing such an impression that by the time arrived three centuries later the Arabs, Spain was still the place from which came the Vandals (Al-Vándalus).
Unlike many Germans also Arians, the Vandals had taken to heart its difference with the Catholics that the first thing they did in Carthage was burned alive two bishops and deported to the desert (almost equivalent to death) to rest, along with 5,000 faithful, apart from destroying any sign of civilization. Tunisia would never be the focus of culture until the time of St. Augustine had been.
Flavius Belisarius - (505-565), leader of the armies of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian (483-565) - had defeated the Sassanid Persians in the Euphrates at 530-531, and 533 September 13 defeated the Vandals ten miles south of Carthage (Ad Decimum). A year later, the Vandals surrendered. Belisario deported, some come back fighting by Byzantium against the Parthians, then disappeared from history.
Belisario saved Africa from tyranny. But neither the military intervention was enough to rebuild the society, or Byzantium meant exactly "help" to the West. Justinian then sent Belisarius to conquer the kingdom Ostrogoths in Italy (Gothic War, 535-552).
Ziff had great ability to motivate people.
William Ziff, a pioneer in media technology
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William B. Ziff Jr., media magnate Group and Ziff-Davis pioneered the use of technology in the media, died on September 9 prostate cancer at his home in Pawling (New York), at 76 years of age. The news was first published by a blogger, Colin Crawford, and subsequently confirmed by the Ziff family, which leaves a wife, three sons and four grandchildren.
Joseph Gillespie, executive vice president of CNET Networks, which was for 15 years head of sales and marketing for Ziff-Davis, said "Bill represented for my intellectual honesty. I loved working for him for his daring and intellectual curiosity." In 1953 the company inherited from their late father, who had founded in 1927 with Bernard G. Davis. Between 1955 and 1970, joined the group Ziff popular publications as Car & Driver, Yachting, Popular Photography, Backpacker and Modern Bride. In the eighties, the group launched magazines such as Computer Gaming World, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Expert Gamer, PC / Computer, PC Week and ZDNet (online version of the company, launched in 1988 and is now owned by CNET Networks), and PC Magazine bought in 1982.
When he retired in 1994, Ziff sold 95% stake in his family to Ziff-Davis for 1,400 million dollars to Forstmann Little & Co. The following year, Japan's Softbank Corp. paid Forstmann 2,100 million by Ziff-Davis, and reunited with the conference section of a company that was purchased directly from Ziff in 1994 for $ 202 million. Bill Ziff was known for his fine analytical skills on the skills of people who used or advised on labor. He did not like, however, boast, and rarely gave interviews to the press. Managed to motivate their employees to improve the product, its presence was always felt in the company, and is considered a prophet of the importance that computers were going to acquire in daily life and business.
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Ziff Davis Cut Official PlayStation Magazine
Ziff Davis Inc. is a well-known American publisher of magazines, along with create a Society of Information over the Internet. Founded in 1927 in Chicago by William B. Ziff and Bernard G. Davis. Since 1980, the Company has focused its publications in the field of Computing and Technology along with its continued growth in the number of Web sites. Besides the above, Ziff Davis has also moved into the area of the TV.
In an announcement that comes just a few days before the official launch of the PS3 in the U.S., Ziff Davis indicated that the PlayStation Official Magazine of the United States ("U.S. PlayStation Magazine), his property, leave out the air, since the publication of January 2007 the latest.
According to a press release, Ziff Davis is increasingly likely to expand into the digital means of dissemination of information increasingly leaving aside printed publications. According to the Company, the magazine to cancel,
"No longer fit into its strategic vision."
Maybe no news is too important but it is remarkable that this move was announced just as the PlayStation line receives his new heir. However, the President of Ziff Davis Game Group, was emphatic in stating,
"This is a new world. The powerful on-line capabilities of the exciting PlayStation 3, along with the ever increasing penetration of broadband in the United States, allows a much more efficient distribution of game demos, videos and trailers. In other words, the owners of a PS3 will have both to access content on the PS3, which I can cover a foreign company will be obsolete. At least that is the logic that Ziff Davis continues. "
This announcement also comes just when Ziff Davis has proven to have some difficulty in their division games ("Game Group Division") with substantial financial losses for the Company. When the company presented the results of the third quarter of this year, the giant said that part of the losses were due to the migration of users to online content and other forms of digital distribution.
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Other well-known publications of Ziff Davis-PC Magazine, Electronic Gaming Monthly and Computer Gaming World.