The Times printed a special souvenir edition to commemorate the birth, featuring a full page wrap picture of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge accompanied by the slogan 'welcome to the world'.
As far as the internet is concerned, Tony Edwards is a landing page wrapped in a 404, covered in a thick layer of "I don't care".
Two months later, it published its first full front-page wrap-around ad, for the series "True Blood".
It's written in a way that's doubtlessly powerful, yet has these themes and messages hidden between it's pages, wrapped together with an almost simplistic and real narrative voice.
"Were you transferred, with due respect, to a private or public library?" he asks, or "did you find your way to the grocer, your pages wrapping onions?"The theft took place largely unnoticed amidst the tragedy and chaos of the war.
Page 180: "Wrapping a Package in Brown Paper and String".
As things turned from quaintly odd to bizarre, the woman took the shredded page and wrapped it around her wrist.
Then twice in a week comes remarkable evidence that some of you actually read this page before wrapping it around your discarded vegetable peelings.
Yet one week later, The Times printed another Page 1 wrap-up of European news in which Our Own Correspondent (the same one?) wrote: "Roentgen's photographic discovery increasingly monopolizes scientific attention.
"Based on the information currently available, it is believed that the airspace that the aircraft was traversing was not subject to restrictions," the Geneva-based International Air Transport Association said in a statement 8.15am BST This blog page is wrapping up now, and the Guardian's live coverage will continue from London's Matthew Weaver here.
Next to visual search, Middlespot is also somewhat of a social bookmarking service, since it lets you save search results in a so-called 'workpad', an extra layer that saves your favorited pages and wraps a number of social services around them, like commenting, sharing via e-mail and embedding (see below).
