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The Emperor's MahjongThe Emperor's MahjongThe Emperor's Mahjong 04/19/2004 12:18 AM What you're really getting when you buy The Emperor's Mahjong are the story mode, two-player mode, and the ability to make your own layouts. I hardly think this is worth $20, unless you really like Chinese proverbs and want to become Emperor of China. By Erica Marceau, Applelinks (via MyAppleMenu) This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)The Emperor's MahjongGrok Headline matches for The Emperor's MahjongMahjong Solitarus 1.3Mahjong Solitarus 1.3 04/15/2005 06:13 PM Tile matching game with 5 exquisite tile sets. Aki Mahjong Solitaire 1.0.2Aki Mahjong Solitaire 1.0.2 07/27/2004 09:45 PM Elegantly blends the ancient Chinese game of Mahjong with an enchanting journey across Japan. The Emperor's New HumpThe Emperor's New Hump 02/05/2005 09:02 PM The Emperor's New Hump In the weeks leading up to the November 2 election, the New York Times was abuzz with excitement. Besides the election itself, the paper’s reporters were hard at work on two hot investigative projects, each of which could have a major impact on the outcome of the tight presidential race. One week before Election Day, the Times (10/25/04) ran a hard-hitting and controversial exposé of the Al-Qaqaa ammunition dump—identified by U.N. inspectors before the war as containing 400 tons of special high-density explosives useful for aircraft bombings and as triggers for nuclear devices, but left unguarded and available to insurgents by U.S. forces after the invasion. On Thursday, just three days after that first exposé, the paper was set to run a second, perhaps more explosive piece, exposing how George W. Bush had worn an electronic cueing device in his ear and probably cheated during the presidential debates. On The Emperor's Animals...On The Emperor's Animals... 10/29/2003 12:10 AM So here's a concept for a new Typepad weblog, inspired by the quirky and immensely pleasing post categories on a friend's weblog. The concept is called The Emperor's Animals and is basically a collection of funny animal links and stories from around the web. The site is designed to resemble 18th/19th Century illustrated guide to fabulous beasts and uses as post categories the The Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge typology of animals outlined in Jorge Luis Borges' The Analytical Language of John Wilkins. Please please will someone make this. I'd read it every day! Just in case you don't know them off-by-heart already, these categories are:
"The Emperor's New Code""The Emperor's New Code" 11/03/2003 09:33 PM Aki Mahjong Solitaire for Mac OS X
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