Talk:Globe

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Segments

"Segments"? Ojw 19:42, 30 Jan 2005 (UTC)

Resources

There are some great resources out there related to globes from a gent named George Glazer that include:

All of it has his copyright and with all rights reserved. He may - or may NOT - be open to letting his text be incorporated into Wikipedia. Given that it is all on the site for his gallery in New York (which sells globes), I could see where he might want to have the traffic go to his site.

In any event, it's definitely good info that should probably at least have a link from here. I'm leaving it on this discussion page in case someone wants to contact the gentleman directly.

--Dyork 20:44, 21 Jun 2005 (UTC)

foot or feet

"The Mapparium, 30 foot walk-in globe at the Christian Science complex in Boston, intended to be viewed from within."

Shouldn't it be feet?

No Screenmaster16 08:50, 17 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

What?

"The term globe is used as the name of objects termed to be globes." Hard to argue with this. . . .

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Why mention the Globe Theatre?

Why is any mention of Shakespeare in this article?

Help!

Anybody know of any links to a printable paper globe of the earth that isn't set up for techies? I tried a couple of links at the bottom of the article and they read like double Dutch to me - applets and HTML and other mysteries. I want a page I can click 'print the globe' plese, if anyone knows of one! 86.134.30.105 (talk) 18:03, 25 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]