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It is perhaps no surprise that a book titled "What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex" is a best seller. It is also perhaps no surprise that such a book has recently outsold a Harry Potter title and "The Da Vinci Code" on Amazon.com. But what about the fact that the book contains only blank pages? The joke is on, well, all of us. London PR Sheridan Simove's book "What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex" has become a surprise best seller on Amazon.com. The book has 200 blank pages and is currently outselling two of the biggest books of all time. "I am fiercely proud that I ...
The heavens may be closer when you're 6 foot 8, but that doesn't mean you stop reaching for the stars. So is the case for a woman known professionally as Amazon Eve, who is about to reach a big milestone by being officially declared "the world's tallest model." Amazon Eve, who uses that name because her real name is taken by another model, has just won the coveted title from an organization called the Federation of World Records and says she will put her height to the test next month when Guinness World Records officials see if she measures up. ...
It's a chapter no one wants to read. The Borders bookstore chain has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, saying it holds $1.28 billion in assets and $1.29 billion in debt. Although it could not reach agreements with its creditors, the company was able to arrange $505 million in reorganization financing. Surge Desk reviews the big-picture impact of Borders' bankruptcy filing. 1. A loss for commercial landlords The Wall Street Journal reports that Borders' plan to shutter 30 percent of its stores during the reorganization is bad news for the commercial property industry, which was hit ...
New photos show members of an uncontacted Amazon Indian tribe whose way of life is under siege by illegal logging, a rights group says. The pictures show a group of loincloth-wearing adults and children, carrying bows and arrows and wooden spears, living in Brazil, near the Peruvian border. Some of the tribesmen are painted with red and black vegetable dye. They point curiously as an airplane flies overhead. The photos were taken during a flyover of the area by Brazil's Indian Affairs Department, which allowed the tribal rights group Survival International to publish them. The images will be ...
Turn it off, quick! As was witnessed Thursday in Egypt, the embattled government acted to shut down the Internet as demonstrations fueled by social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter threatened to overwhelm the ruling party. While pulling the plug on the World Wide Web might seem like a measure relegated to the governments of Iran, Egypt and China, it turns out that just such a proposal is being considered in the United States Congress. Championed by Sen. Joe Lieberman, the bill would give President Barack Obama (and those who succeed him) control to snuff out the Internet in one ...
Can Google Offers take down Groupon? According to reports, Google attempted to purchase Groupon for $6 billion -- a bid that CEO Andrew Mason rejected. The reason for Google's interest in the consumer discount website is fairly straightforward. Groupon went from 400 subscribers in December 2008 to 44 million in December 2010. So, after being rebuffed, Google decided to do the next best thing: create its own daily-deal outfit. But Google isn't the only company trying to duplicate the enormous success of Groupon. Many imitators are also giving the daily-deal thing a go. Surge Desk takes a ...
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