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The Skinny On Bikinis
As The First Sighting Of Robins Is To Spring, So Are Two-Piece Swimsuits To Summer
The Future's Taking Too Long To Get Here
Some Of The Dreams For The 21st Century Haven't Quite Shaped Up As Promised, Says Bill Geist
Creating The Perfect Town
New Urbanism And Ready-Made Communities Are Growing In Popularity
Geist's Clever Sell
Author Finds Peculiar Places To Peddle His New Book
Taking Bookselling To New Heights
After Many Different Sales Techniques, Bill Geist Found Peddling His New Tome Is Not As Easy As It Looks
E-Mail Etiquette: The Do's and Don'ts
Timely Advice From The Authors Of A Guide To Better E-Mails
For Billionaire There's Life After Jail
Former Sotheby's Chairman Says He Is Not Guilty Of Fixing Auction House Commission Rates
Richard Gere's Role Of A Lifetime
In "The Hoax" He Stars As Writer Clifford Irving, Who Fooled The Whole Country
Pawling's Optimism No "Secret"
The New York Home Of Positive Thinking Has Its Own Take On The Self-Help Mysticism Of "The Secret"
Mao's Unrelenting Influence In China
A New Book Takes A Harsh Look At The Communist Revolutionary's Legacy
Fabulous Famous Feuds
Why Do Fights Between Celebrities Capture Endless Amounts Of Our Attention?
John Edwards Goes 'Home'
Former Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Writes A New Book And Ponders A 2008 Presidential Run
The Return Of Audrey Hepburn
More Than 13 Years After Her Death, Hepburn Is As Popular As Ever
The Art Of The Cookbook
How The Appetite For Recipes Spans Centuries, Cultures And Generations
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