How selflessly cool is Google? Every now and then the company removes from consideration one of its superhuman job candidates, to avoid an over-concentration of brilliance. Google, you see, doesn't want to become a black hole of awesome.
No. But if you're the first person to catch it once it falls you're allowed to run off with it screaming, "Miiiiine!" in this bizarre trailer park tradition.
Let's face it, there comes a time in everybody's life when they're going to fall off of a stage in front of a crowd of Russians. Here's a video tutorial of how to do it with grace and dignity.
Now you can enlarge your breasts and not waste any precious silicone or saline in the process. Gaining new-found popularity among plastic surgeons are boob augmentations that involve liposuctioning fat from one's thighs or buttocks and then injecting it into breasts. You really can save the earth and make the world more aesthetically pleasing at the same time! [NYT]
A "Canon gangsta" meets his "Nikon shaw-tay" in Nikon Girl, a love song about two photographers who fall for each other.
Tall buildings have always been a symbol for national pride and financial dominance. However, it takes a lot to not curl up like a baby lemur when looking out from this high.
Looks like this little resistance cable snafu turned an ordinary weight room work out into an impromptu yoga session.
Laying off as many as one in four Forbes writers and editors a few weeks ago hasn't been enough to stanch the flow of red ink, it seems. The magazine is now reportedly close to selling its historic headquarters on lower Fifth Avenue for $55 million, which is nearly a third of what it was hoping to get for the building two years ago. [NYP]
Update: Forbes is now denying the report in today's Post.
