"The Qinghai police bureau stated that the police had stormed numerous centres belonging to the Almighty God cult, arresting more than 400 members and confiscating over 5,000 items including banners, DVDs, slogans, books, computers, speakers, and cell phones," Xinhua reported, adding that the group had "advanced anti-detection capabilities".
The books, which feature people like Mark Gonzales, Todd Jordan, Jack Greer, and Maggie Lee, all feature the nice slogan "Books Make Friends," which is just too cute.
Once a regular at Santa Monica's 18th Street Coffee House and the now-shuttered Dutton's Brentwood Bookstore, Shilliday's daughter introduced her to the "shared secret" of the Bookmill (slogan: "Books you don't need in a place you can't find").
The slogans vary: "Books not bars, "schools not prisons," even "educate not incarcerate". The messengers range from former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to the rapper Jay Z. Increasingly, the rallying cry for prison overhaul is linked to education.
Will Clean Reader – slogan: "Read books, not profanity" – set Ted Lewis's 1970 crime classic Jack's Return Home (aka Get Carter) in the steel town of Sbottomhorpe?
Colin Robinson, the editor of OR Books, explains the distribution model behind the slogan "No book printed until it's sold".
Seoul's largest bookstore carries the high-minded slogan "Men create books, but books create men".
Tercek's optimistic salesmanship — "Investing in nature is a great deal" is one of many slogans in his book — and his reluctance to challenge people baffles many environmentalists.
He also spent huge sums of public money on social housing, and instigated a revival of Maoist songs and Little Red Book slogans.
With its "18 Miles of Books" slogan, film appearances and celebrity customers, the bibliophile's haven has become a cultural landmark.
She has lots of meaningful slogans in the book, like "lean in" and "don't leave before you leave" -- and in this way she encourages women to believe that they have the ability to successfully combine work and family.
