In 1974, W. D. Richter's wife read a review of Dirty Pictures from the Prom, the debut novel from Dartmouth College graduate and writer Earl Mac Rauch.

Richter, also an alumnus from the college, read the book, loved it and wrote Mac Rauch a letter.

Mac Rauch took Richter up on his offer and arrived in L. A. Richter proceeded to introduce the writer to producer / director Irwin Winkler who gave Mac Rauch rent money for the next six months.

Over several dinners, Mac Rauch told Richter and his wife about a character named Buckaroo Bandy that he was thinking of writing a screenplay about.

Richter and his wife liked the idea and paid Mac Rauch $ 1, 500 to develop and write it.

Richter remembers that Mac Rauch wrote several Banzai stories and that he " would get thirty or forty pages into a script, abandon its storyline and write a new one ".

Early on, one of the revisions Mac Rauch made was changing Buckaroo's surname from Bandy to Banzai but he wasn't crazy about it.

Mac Rauch shelved his work for a few years while he wrote New York, New York for Martin Scorsese and other un-produced screenplays.

Under their supervision, Mac Rauch wrote a 60-page treatment entitled, Lepers from Saturn.

It took Mac Rauch a year and a half to write the final screenplay and during this time, the Lepers from the treatment became Lizards and then Lectroids from Planet 10.

Mac Rauch ended up writing three more drafts before they had a shooting script.

For the role of Dr. Emilio Lizardo, the studio wanted to cast an unknown actor but Mac Rauch had written the role with John Lithgow in mind.

By the time of filming, Richter had a 300-page book called The Essential Buckaroo that consisted of notes and had every incomplete script Mac Rauch wrote over the years.

Richard Corliss, in his review for Time, wrote, " its creators, Earl Mac Rauch and W. D.

The novelization by Mac Rauch is told through fake documents written and compiled by Reno Nevada, and further expands on the backstory of the film, including the murder of Peggy Banzai ( her twin sister Penny plays a role in the movie ) by the minions of Asian crime lord Hanoi Xan, the deaths of Buckaroo's parents in an early Jet Car accident, and at least two other fictitious novels.

In the foreword, Mac Rauch mentions that the Buckaroo Banzai series would be continued in a series of novels.

The first story, Return of the Screw, was written by Buckaroo Banzai's creator, Earl Mac Rauch.

In December 2007, Moonstone released a new Banzai comic story A Christmas Corrall in the Moonstone Holiday Super Spectacular compilation, also written by Earl Mac Rauch and drawn by Ken Wolak.

It was written by Earl Mac Rauch with art by Superman Returns storyboard artist Chewie.

In early 2009, Moonstone released Big Size, a special oversize one-shot comic, written by Earl Mac Rauch with art by Paul Hanley.

In the meantime, after a hiatus of over twenty years, original writers Earl Mac Rauch and W. D.

Vincent Vicari, his personal aide at the time, recalled that " General Mac was the only general I ever knew who did not use profane language.

Sinatra recorded several anti-war songs, including " My Buddy ", featured on her album Sugar, " Home ", co-written by Mac Davis, and " It's Such A Lonely Time of Year ", which appeared on the 1968 LP The Sinatra Family Wish You a Merry Christmas.

* Mac ( It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ), a character on the FX television sitcom It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

" It's a richer medium than MS-DOS, and if we have a hot product in the Mac market, it will be easier to get into the PC market.

Mac McGarry hosts It's Academic in Washington DC on December 12, 2009

A show using the It's Academic name aired in Richmond, Virginia on the NBC affliliate, WWBT Channel 12, in the 1970s, which was also hosted by Mac McGarry and sponsored by Giant.

The World Affairs Council, in conjunction with the U. S. Department of State, hosted an ' It's Academic International event in 2002, also hosted by Mac McGarry.

* It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia-" Mac and Dennis: Manhunters "

The chorus in the song " Dreganomics " by Mac Dre is " Follow me now, Let me lead the way, If your gonna believe in something, Believe in Dre, It's only civilized, For us to live our lives, Royal, Spoiled, The American Way!

In the episode Bums: Making a Mess All Over the City of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Mac and Dee dress up like the Guardian Angels in order to clean up the streets of their neighborhood.

* In the first episode of the seventh season of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia ( FX Network ), " Frank's Pretty Woman " ( 2011 ), Mac suggests to Dennis over a meal of chimichangas that while on the way to Frank and Roxy's impromptu wedding, " we fire down to John Wanamaker's and get ourselves a couple of Tommy Bahama shirts ".

* It's Great / Gabardine Mac ( Columbia DB 8517 ) 1968 ( US: no issue )

* American rapper CJ Mac released a documentary focused on the beginnings of Crip Walk and its rise in popularity enititled " Cwalk: It's a Way of Livin '".

* Played in an episode of The Bernie Mac Show ( Go Bernie, It's Your Birthday-6 / 22 / 2004 )

Mac also wears a Detroit Express shirt in the Season 5 episode The Gang Gives Frank an Intervention of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

* Mac Davis (" It's Hard To Be Humble ")

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has incorporated a duster owned by Mac into a number of episode, where the duster symbolized Mac's outdated ideas of masculinity and desire to be seen as a tough guy.

The " It's Academic " team participates in quiz bowl tournaments throughout Virginia, Maryland, and DC, most notably NBC 4's " It's Academic " game show hosted by Mac McGarry.

He appeared in an episode of the FX TV show, It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia in the episode " Mac and Charlie Die pt.

It's tested nightly on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. PyPy is able to run pure Python software that does not rely on implementation-specific features.

* Mac McGarry, host of the Washington, D. C. and Charlottesville, Virginia versions of It's Academic

It's 24 O ' Roolies past 4 Mac Vouchers.

* 2005: Paul Mac – " It's Not Me, It's You "