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The stunning announcement, made more notable by G.E.'s status as a bellwether of the economy, shook Wall Street's confidence.

Scott, who loves a party, was celebrating the twentieth anniversary of his label — a milestone made more notable by the fact that he has only recently experienced popular, critical, and financial success.

Made more notable after the famous debacle last year in which Skrillex and Diplo dropped "Turn Down For What?" to a bemused audience of hippies, is the institution of the Deep Playa Music Zone, a distantly situated area in which art cars like Robot Heart will be more free to post up and blast electronic dance music for as long and as loud as they need, want, or are physically able to.

It is a sad state of affairs when new movies from directors of the calibre of Steven Soderbergh and David Lynch may never again be seen in multiplexes, especially when those film-makers have made more than their fair share of notable contributions to the genres this column celebrates.

The two sites apparently have been working on this partnership for a while, made even more notable by the fact that gdgt founder Ryan Block was Editor in Chief of Engadget before he left Aol to do his own thing, as people are wont to do.

Google's last two earnings releases were made even more notable than usual because of the unexpected events that preceded them, but today's release of the company's fiscal Q1 2013 financials was as almost as straightforward as it used to be.

It's a pretty impressive number considering that other big Wi-Fi networks like Boingo advertise "over 400,000" hotspots in their network, but it's made even more notable when you consider each of Fon's hotspots is essentially a person who decided to share their own Internet connection.

Nelly's success helped in making St . Louismore notable for emerging hip hop acts, increasing the city's general reputation.

We're big fans of finding new ways to make music some more notable examples being Peaches' laser harp and Di Mainstone's Serendiptichord but this past Tuesday at the TEDGlobal 2011 conference a whole new mechanism entered our radar.

As notable philosopher and statesman Sir Francis Bacon says "A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds".

"His presence made the talks more notable and shows that both the military and political Taliban are on the same page," he said.