April 14, 2008

Late breaking news

Blockbuster's Circuit City Pitch Puzzles Pundits (E-Commerce Times)

In a surprise move that could reshape the consumer electronics and movie rental industries, Blockbuster went public Monday with an offer to pay as much as $1.3 billion to acquire Circuit City. Blockbuster announced that it made the offer to Circuit City directly on Feb. 17 but went public with it because the retailer had not responded to requested due diligence information, such as store sales …

Study may lead to new class of antibiotics (UPI)

U.S. researchers at Johns Hopkins University say they've solved several puzzles about how proteins guide the reproduction of bacteria.

Stars sound off on their skills and failures (Miami Herald)

Have you noticed that some people are good with computers, while others are dynamite in the kitchen or quick with crossword puzzles? Some people have no sense of direction while others can find their way out of a San Francisco fog. Celebrities are no different. Following are examples of where some of them excel and where they don't measure up.

Stars sound off on their skills and failures (The Charlotte Observer)

Have you noticed that some people are good with computers, while others are dynamite in the kitchen or quick with crossword puzzles? Some people have no sense of direction while others can find their way out of a San Francisco fog. Celebrities are no different. Following are examples of where some of them excel and where they don't measure up. David Duchovny ("Californication") is good at sports …

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