This is an attempt to solve the mystery of “What Women Want”; Tough job but someone’s got to do it. So it may as well be me!

10) Love Seat Toilet by Amigo Zhou

This loveseat loo screams fetish, but I’m sure it must appeal to some sections of the society. What can I say…I’m Monica I do crazy stuff!

9) Sciarpone by Sartoria Vico

This fashion statement merits mention on YD simply for its practical usage. The clever convertible sweater/scarf design made of 100% Merino wool is ideal for the fickle minded ladies, which I’m sure means ALL. Read the rest of this entry »

So what game would you consider to be the most played ever? Solitaire? Everquest or Quake? Well, guess again. The oldest (and most frequently installed) game ever is Minesweeper.

This game has been around since Windows 3.1, requires less concentration then solitaire, is small enought to hide when the boss shows up, and was wasting time long before the internet came out. These are a few reasons why, Minesweeper is the most successful game ever.

Source : TechBoing.

Hey guys, John Chow starts a new contest to give away $6000 in cash. But, $5000 would go to the charity of your choice and the other $1000 can be spent as you wish. As some of you know, I’m from Romania, a place where a lot of children are abandoned by their natural parents and in this period they need some love, they need somebody to make them gifts, to show them how these winter holidays should be felt. If i win, i would give the $5000 to the abandoned children from my city, (find out more about this situation at this link), to those who won’t receive anything from Santa.

There is a campaign to raise funds for this unfortunate children, called ” You are Santa!” in which people donate food, shoes, toys or even money. I would be very happy to give them the whole sum, $6000 to them because they really need them.

How can i throw a party or buy something with those $1000 when i know someone else needs them more than i do?

The contest is being sponsored by XR.com which is a tiny url service that provides you one of the most simple solutions to shorten your long URLs. It’s easy to use, and it has a design that even my grandma would get used to very fast. Just go there, make an account and start using it! I recommend this service.

According to Michael Arrington, one of TechCrunch’s editors, their site reached over 1 million average daily readers to their RSS feed. Sounds good, huh? They achieved this awesome milestone in 39 months (a little over three years).

Like most blogs, we continue to provide all of our content in full in the feed even though it means less visitors to the site and less page views. If someone takes the time to add us to their reader, I consider them to be among our most loyal readers even if they never actually visit our site.

It’s Friday so let’s see what interesting things were written in the blogosphere. Today’s quick links are brought to you by Elisabetta Gregoraci (Flavio Briatore’s recent wife) :

-John is teaching us how to get a girlfriend, actually he know there are a lot of geeks around here and it won’t be a bad thing to let them know that having somebody by your side is a good thing.
- The Affiliate Market has always been a highly attractive endeavor, that’s why Shawn is telling us about a study on affiliate marketing that indicates online marketers will spend a lot of money in this area.
- Yaro Starak is showing us how a customer service system should evolve.
- Are you really an entrepreneur ? That is what Rich Schefren asks us. It’s an interesting article because most online marketers can more accurately explain what a medical doctor is than an entrepreneur, even though they aspire to be one.
- David Peralty wrote an article regarding the ways to get more exposure in the blogosphere. One of the most important conditions to get known is to make friends and to attend events. Good Job David!
- I think every blogger is trying to make money by selling ad space. You have to agree with me that attracting quality advertisers to your blog is very hard. Read an interesting article written by Adnan regarding the ways to attract advertisers to your site/blog.
- Understanding your visitors mentality is very important. Why do they arrive at your website? How do they arrive? What are they looking for? What will make-or-break their visit? What will make them come back? Vandelay is telling us how to understand our visitors mentality. A high-quality article!