The iPad's Mail client has offered a preview-pane viewing mode since it launched, and Gmail itself introduced a tablet web app with a similar interface last year.
Lord Northcliffe, of the Daily Mail, in London, has offered ten thousand pounds to the first men to land on one side of the Atlantic or the other.
A spokesman for TransUnion said in an e-mail that the company has offered a print version of credit reports in Spanish for roughly ten years.
Mildred Ellen Orton, who with her husband, Vrest, turned an 1828 building in Weston, Vt., into the Vermont Country Store and created a mail-order catalog that has offered old-fashioned goods and sundries to millions of buyers for more than 60 years, died May 6 at her home in Weston.
In a tongue-in-cheek email sent to Sloss' personal mailing list, the veteran producer has offered "any recipient of the email (strictly non-transferable) my patented 'Time Back Guarantee'".
On several previous occasions, in calls and e-mails to media organizations, Saadi Qaddafi has offered to broker talks between forces loyal to his father and the rebels who now control Libya's three largest cities.
One day, he was an honorable man victimized by the establishment; the next, he was, in the words of The Daily Mail (which had offered a hefty sum of its own), an isolated "outcast," reviled by all (except The Daily Mirror).
Stories broken by the publication include the 2006 revelation that the Mail on Sunday had offered student reporters money to infiltrate and record meetings of student Islamic societies following the London bombings of 7 July 2005, and the story that departing University College London provost Malcolm Grant's leaving party had cost the college more than £17,000.
But by 2009, according to the e-mails, the gallery had offered the painting for considerably less to a collector, Thompson Dean, a managing partner of a private equity firm, telling Mr. Dean that he had an opportunity to get an incredible bargain.
