In response to feedback she received to the first edition, Post, in 1927, produced a revised version that made significant concessions to the middle class, a group she referred to as "the servantless".
Even in her 1937 edition, Post describes what she calls a "stork shower" in the briefest of terms; in contrast, she devotes an entire chapter to the infant's Christening Party, which was far more prevalent at the time.
1st web edition posted 7/7/2008.
The front page of Monday's edition, posted on the Web Sunday evening, said in a banner headline, "Public Prosecutor Orders the Detention of Morsi for 15 Days".
In subsequent editions, Post included successively more instructions for the servantless — for instance, advice on how a stenographer should enter her boss's office — while still retaining the (increasingly anachronistic) rules for managing a valet.
There was less cheer on the print circulation figures, with all three editions posting sales falls.
Update: This commentary was released in long form, "How to Corner the Gold Market (Extra Edition)," Huffington Post, April 13 , 2010
Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig, 《人工智能 一种现代方法》 (Chinese Simplified translation of Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, second edition). Beijing: Posts and Telecommunications Press, 2004.
Here are the front pages from Thursday's editions: the Post's headline was "AIR EBOLA: Frantic hunt for 132 passengers," accompanied by pictures of a Frontier jet and Amber Joy Vinson, the unfortunate Dallas nurse who, on Monday, flew Frontier from Cleveland to Dallas despite having a low fever that turned out to be a symptom of the virus; the Daily News had "FOR GOD'S SAKE, GET A GRIP".
No changes will be made until the next year's edition is posted.
After my last column, "The Path of a CV, 2014 Edition," was posted, I had a few exchanges with a postdoc who wasn't comfortable with the process I had described in the article.
