• Can you tell a man has daddy potential from his face alone?
• Why are high heels sexy?
• Why are you sometimes drawn to macho guys even if they’re not your type?
• How do the seasons affect your sex life?
• Why do you turn your head to the right when you kiss?

Based on the latest research in biology, evolutionary psychology, anthropology, neuroscience, and cognitive science, Do Gentlemen Really Prefer Blondes? explains the science behind attraction.  What goes on that you’re not even aware of?  Viewed through the lens of science and instinct, your love life looks completely different.

"Thought-provoking..." —The Washington Post

“Playfully written scientific anecdotes.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"It becomes obvious that we are aware of only a small part of what drives our choices when it comes to choosing whom to marry or with whom we have a sexual relationship.... A tremendous amount of potentially useful information in a well-written, entertaining, and easy-to-understand format.” —Library Journal

 "Witty, captivating, scientifically sound and great fun. Every curious man and woman will love this book." —Louann Brizendine, M.D., New York Times bestselling author of The Female Brain

"...A compact and witty compendium of all the latest science..." —Newsweek

"Intriguing . . . straight-shooting.” —Glamour

"Reading just one page of this charmer is as impossible as eating one potato chip." —Seattle Post Intelligencer

Success is a collection of insights from more than 400 remarkably successful people in all fields - including business, politics, entertainment, and the arts. Here are quotes and passages from J.K. Rowling and Federico Fellini on getting started, and Steve Jobs and Tiger Woods on passion;  George Lucas and Bill Clinton on goals, Katie Couric and George Foreman on competition, and Edmund Hillary and Carly Fiorina on leadership. They share one crucial belief: Success is possible as long as there's passion.

Healing offers sound and sometimes surprising advice from more than 300 celebrities, leaders, Nobel prize winners, and entrepreneurs -- including Robert DeNiro, Rudy Giuliani, Liz Taylor, and Winston Churchill -- who have encountered, and ultimately overcome, all manner of losses and disappointments.

Technomanifestos sets out to answer these questions by investigating the primary sources—the seminal but seldom-read texts that form the philosophical foundation of the Digital Age. From artificial intelligence to nanotechnology, cybernetics to the World Wide Web, they chart a fascinating course through the history of ideas.

The book explores the triumphs and tragedies of such visionaries as Norbert Wiener, Doug Engelbart, Ted Nelson, Richard Stallman, and K. Eric Drexler. They emerge as a lively group of radical thinkers, deeply committed to civil liberties, personal empowerment, and participatory democracy.

Making the Cisco Connection… is a clear and comprehensive corporate history. There's its meteoric rise at the cusp of the online age, when [founders] Bosack and Lerner initially devised the electronic router that is now the backbone of the Internet. There's the power struggle with a venture capitalist that ousted this once-married duo, the marketing savvy that ultimately gave their product an 80 percent market share, the acquisition strategy that has brought both allies and competitors into the fold, the culture that celebrates cooperation and fair play, the ongoing drive to become an even broader communication gateway….--Howard Rothman