Rabu, 02 Februari 2011

10 Hysterical Jokes You Will Love … 9 Crafts That Would Be Fun to Learn … 9 Disastrous Decorating Trends … 7 Things You Don’t Want To Do To a Computer Freak … 7 Reasons You Might Want to Drive a Hybrid … 7 Cars for Women that Rock … 7 Things You Wish You Could Say to Your Landlord … Top 8 Reasons to Tell the Truth … 8 Great Beauty Tools by Tweezerman … 7 Older Men I Adore … 7 Physical Problems From Prolonged Computer Use … 7 Tips For Coping With Younger Siblings … 8 Ways to Help a Friend Deal with Post Partum Depression … Naughty or Nice? 7 Tips on Keeping it Nice … 7 Reasons I Like Cataclysm … 8 Tips on Keeping Your Dogs Coat Shiny … 8 Mouth-Watering Valentine’s Day Treats to Make… 8 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Put in Your USB Slot … 8 Ways to Spot Warning Signs in an Online Dating Profile … 8 Gorgeous Sequined Dresses …



    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 11:41 AM PST
    10 Hysterical Jokes You Will Love …
    Laughter is the best medicine, right? Well, laugh away at these jokes I found for you!

    1. The Boss

    The boss wondered why one of his most valued employees was absent but had not phoned in sick one day. Needing to have an urgent problem with one of the main computers resolved, he dialled the employee’s home phone number and was greeted with a child’s whisper. ‘ Hello ? ‘
    ‘Is your daddy home?’ he asked. ‘ Yes ,’ whispered the small voice.
    May I talk with him?’ The child whispered, ‘ No .’
    Surprised and wanting to talk with an adult, the boss asked, ‘Is your Mummy there?’ ‘Yes’
    ‘May I talk with her?’ Again the small voice whispered, ‘ No ‘
    Hoping there was somebody with whom he could leave a message, the boss asked, ‘Is anybody else there?’
    ‘ Yes , ‘ whispered the child, ‘ a policeman . ‘
    Wondering what a cop would be doing at his employee’s home, the boss asked, ‘May I speak with the policeman?’
    ‘ No, he’s busy , ‘ whispered the child. ‘Busy doing what?’
    ‘ Talking to Daddy and Mummy and the Fireman , ‘ came the whispered answer.
    Growing more worried as he heard a loud noise in the background through the earpiece on the phone, the boss asked, ‘What is that noise?’
    ‘ A helicopter ‘ answered the whispering voice..
    ‘What is going on there?’ demanded the boss, now truly apprehensive. Again, whispering, the child answered, ‘ The search team just landed a helicopter ‘
    Alarmed, concerned and a little frustrated the boss asked, ‘What are they searching for?’
    Still whispering, the young voice replied with a muffled giggle…
    ‘ME.’

    2. Police Officers and You

    Q: What do you get if you cross an artist with a police officer?
    A: A brush with the law.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 11:39 AM PST
    9 Crafts That Would Be Fun to Learn …
    I've been a crafter for almost all my life. However, I have a limited skill set and would definitely want to expand my crafting knowledge and techniques. I'm sure that I am not the only crafter who feels like there is still so much to learn and so many projects to make. When I do manage to make time to learn more crafts, here are some that I think would be fun to learn.


    1. Knitting and Crocheting

    These two similar crafts may seem old-fashioned to many people. But to me, there is just something so challenging about the meticulous processes of knitting and crocheting. The main reason I want to learn these crafts is because I find the delicateness and the detail of knitted and crocheted things just breathtaking.

    2. Embroidery

    In elementary, I was taught basic embroidery stitches beginning in the second grade. Embroidery requires painstaking attention to detail, as well as a steady and controlled hand. In the end, all that hard work is worth it because of the beauty of your thread artwork. I definitely wish I paid more attention to my sewing classes.

    3. Beading

    Don't you just love beautiful beaded jewelry? I know I do. But sometimes, beaded jewelry can retail for very expensive prices. And there are times, you look at them and think, "I can make that myself if I only knew how." It would be so wonderful to learn the different beading techniques and stitches.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 11:03 AM PST
    9 Disastrous Decorating Trends …
    Just like fashion, home décor is subject to changing trends, although it is not quite as fast-moving as fashion. Over the years, there have been a number of decorating trends that may have been popular at the time, but looking back make us shudder with horror. I should know, I remember the 70s. Try these – or rather, don't …

    1. Avocado Bathrooms


    Photo Credit: polychrome
    The stuff of which nightmares are made of, avocado bathroom suites were inexplicably popular in the 80s. Fortunately, everyone saw sense eventually and reverted to basic white. Unfortunately, being in a rented flat I am stuck with the 80s avocado horror.

    2. Stone Cladding


    Photo Credit: sludgegulper
    This is another 80s trend that the US may have escaped, if you're lucky. Basically, people with perfectly sound brick houses decided that it would be a good idea to cover them with large fake stones. When they decided that they'd made a mistake, the cladding could cause damage to the house when it was removed. And it did not enhance the appearance of any dwelling.

    3. Loud wallpaper


    Photo Credit: mkorchia
    Look at any family photograph from the 70s, and you will see a truly hideous wallpaper in the background. Don't forget to find colour photos for the full eye-hammering experience. Nowadays, strong papers are only used for a feature wall, but back in their heyday the whole room was papered with the same print. The result was truly awful, and probably caused severe mental trauma to a generation.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 10:39 AM PST
    7 Things You Don’t Want To Do To a Computer Freak …
    Being raised by a computer engineer dad, mom who decided to help the dad run a computer business and a bro who, apparently, took after the dad, my sister and I were never very crazy about technology. It was out there, it was available it served its purpose and that's where the story ends for us two. However, living with two tech freaks and having a lot more of them as friends did teach me something – what I can and can't do to and around tech freaks.


    1. Diss technology

    Dissing his area of expertise and his beloved subject of interest is like spitting into a tech freak's face. Okay, you don't understand what's the big fuss about, it's just machines, that's all! But try to speak your mind in a way that's not insulting technology and all its benefits. If you have nothing good to say, be quiet and if you can't be quiet, ask questions. Who knows, if your chat buddy manages to make his story interesting enough, you might even have a change of heart and start considering getting a modern gadget yourself.

    2. Reinstall his/her computer

    Not even if you share the same computer! I did this to my bro a couple of years ago and he totally flipped out! Poor guy, I never thought reinstalling system on the computer we shared would be such a big deal for him. He has done the same more times than I could remember and I never had a problem about it – the only thing I asked is for my files to be transferred to a safe location.

    3. Reorganize the files and folders

    Lol! It does sound a bit weird but it's pretty much the same as walking into your own home only to realize that somebody has rearranged everything! People that spend a lot of time in front of the computer have their own method of storing and arranging the files and folders and, what seems like a big mess to you, makes perfect sense to the main user. If your boyfriend, fiancé or a husband is a tech freak, don't even think about doing this to surprise him because that's probably the one surprise he won't find interesting at all.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 09:55 AM PST
    7 Reasons You Might Want to Drive a Hybrid …
    These days, everyone is becoming more environmentally conscious. The auto industry is leaping onto the green trend as well, with the majority of manufacturers offering at least one hybrid, and most of them offer a number of different models. Hybrids are sort of extreme, in that most people either love the idea or are dead set against ever driving one. So, here are several reasons you might want to think about driving a hybrid. What do you think?


    1. Small Size

    For the most part, the majority of hybrid cars are built small and compact. There are exceptions to that, especially as hybrid technology advances, but it is really easy to find a small hybrid. I don’t know about you, but I prefer small cars; bigger models make me paranoid. The thing is, their smallness works for them in many areas, such as helping to make them more fuel efficient.

    2. Versatile Engine

    The engine is, of course, one of the main reasons hybrid drivers have decided to go this route in the first place. They typically have an engine that runs on gasoline, so you get plenty of power. However, the motor is electric, which provides all the power you need for acceleration. The versatile engine also offers benefits when it comes to recharging.

    3. The Gas Mileage

    The enviable gas mileage offered by hybrid vehicles is another enormous draw. On highways, back roads, and city streets, you’re going to get better gas mileage on a hybrid. Given the way gas prices are still going up and down and all around, many fans of hybrids insist that, in less time than you might imagine, the car will end up paying for itself in gas savings. Plus, better gas mileage means far less emissions.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 09:50 AM PST
    7 Cars for Women that Rock …
    It's a sad truth but cars for women are about as important as health for men. But before we totally write ourselves off, let's make it clear that we do have an opinion or two about the cars we drive. Granted, we really don't care about the power of the engine and the fuel efficiency, but we certainly want to look good when we drive. Plus we need a car that meets our needs – both at home and for work. Here are 7 suggestions for totally awesome cars for women.

    1. Honda Civic

    The Honda Civic continues to be one of the most popular cars for women in the US. They run smoothly, look sexy and are relatively inexpensive to buy. Honda is constantly innovating and their latest inclusion of a totally flat passenger floor makes it a real favorite with women drivers. Plus for the environmentally conscious, you can pick up the hybrid version.

    2. Volkswagen Beetle

    The Volkswagen Beetle is probably the most adorable car in the market. Granted it's not the most practical for families – having just two doors and literally no boot space – but sometimes looks trumps reason. If you want to feel really good driving your car, catching some envious looks and putting your personality out there, the Beetle is the choice for you.

    3. Mercedes Benz E class

    If you can afford it, then there's no better car for women that the exquisite Mercedes Benz E class. You've worked hard so now reap the rewards of a perfectly engineered and highly attractive automotive marvel. It's just the right size; sufficient space for comfortable driving and compact enough to maneuver through tight city car parks.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 09:43 AM PST
    7 Things You Wish You Could Say to Your Landlord …
    I’ll be honest. This is totally a rant post. You might have a great relationship with your landlord, or maybe you can be upfront with him or her, or maybe you don’t have any problems at all. In either case, I envy you and would like to move in immediately. See, the Better Half and I live in a landlord occupied apartment, and our landlord has very definitive ideas. You will see what I mean if you’d like to read these 7 things you wish you could say to your landlord – which are actually 7 things I want to say to my landlord. A lot.


    1. Your power bill is your fault

    Utilities are included in our rent. That is awesome! What is not awesome is when the landlord decides that we use too much power. Before us, there was a single tenant in the apartment. One person. An older lady, in fact. She did not use a lot of power. We do not use a lot of power either but there are two of us. Know what uses up the most of it? Space heaters. Know why we use space heaters? ’cause the landlord has us on ridiculous heat lockdown and the apartment is not at all energy efficient. In winter, we need heat; in summer, we need to not bake in a 110 degree apartment. Default! But it’s hard to try and explain that because we don’t know the guy that well yet, and we don’t have the sort of rapport that makes it comfortable to tell him this.

    2. I hate you for hitting my car

    So the landlord scraped the BH’s car once. His son hit mine once. His daughters play basketball right beside our parking spots and constantly hit the cars. Small things, both cars are old and no real damage has been done – but dude, you still maybe should sit down and lecture your kids (and yourself) about being careful around other people’s vehicles. This brings me to…
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 09:38 AM PST
    Top 8 Reasons to Tell the Truth …
    Honesty is sexy, either way you stack it. I would pick a person who tells the truth over a person who is known for lying. I know that everyone lies from time to time, but this does not make it right. There are little white lies, then there are those big lies that make you fear every move you make after you have told them. Why should on tell the truth? Why not lie? What difference does it make whether someone lies or tells the truth? Well, believe it or not, it makes a world of difference and that is what I am going to tell you. Let me give you the top 8 reasons to tell the truth in my opinion …


    8. The Truth is Easier to Remember

    When you tell a lie, it is going to change from person to person. However, the truth is going to remain the same – the truth is easier to remember.

    7. Legal Problems

    Needless to say, the legal problems are a big reason to tell the truth. I mean, don't get me wrong, you shouldn't only tell the truth because you are afraid of the legal issues, but this is a small chunk of it.

    6. Confidence

    If you are walking on a thin line after telling a lie, then you are not going to have confidence in yourself. One of the ways to have true confidence in yourself would be to tell the truth.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 09:37 AM PST
    8 Great Beauty Tools by Tweezerman …
    For years, I've had the same pair of tweezers… and last week, I lost them. I don't know where they disappeared to, but I couldn't find them anywhere, and my eyebrows were getting lit of control, so I bought a new pair at Sephora.com by Tweezerman… and I love them! So much I wondered what other beauty tools they make… and they make lots of them! Here are 8 great beauty tools by Tweezerman to keep you gorgeous from head to toe!


    1. Tweezerman ProCurl Eyelash Curler

    Tweezerman ProCurl Eyelash Curler
    Price: $20.00 at sephora.com
    I've never used an eyelash curler that makes my lashes so… curled. It's really big, with a comfortable handle and cushy pad along the lash line so it doesn't crease your lashes. The gold color ensures it won't get lost in the bottom of your make-up bag, and it's so glam!

    2. Tweezerman Slant Tweezer

    Tweezerman Slant Tweezer
    Price: $20.00 at sephora.com
    My eyebrows are often blonde (I refuse to say they're grey) which makes them hard to see, and therefore, hard to tweeze. But not with these tweezers! The angled points enable me to grab those pesky brows and make them go away. Yay! Choose from stainless steel or enamel over steel in pink, red, or black… I have the pink ones!

    3. Tweezerman Pedro Callus Stone

    Tweezerman Pedro Callus Stone
    Price: $20.00 at sephora.com
    I keep this handled callus stone in my shower, so I can use it on my heels and on my elbows, and anywhere else I need a little powerful exfoliating. It's washable, so I just hang it to dry when the shower's over… it's so convenient!
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 09:36 AM PST
    7 Older Men I Adore …
    I’ve never really been into the whole older guy thing, in that I haven’t ever dated anyone significantly older than myself. That being said, there are some older men out there that I absolutely adore. Most of them are actors, but there are also some musicians that do it for me. Also, let me say that I’m 20something, but less than 30, so there’s your marker for what counts as older! Anyway, here’s a little list I compiled. Let’s see if we have any of these guys in common!


    1. Anthony Hopkins

    I am so crazy about Anthony Hopkins. You don’t even know. I won’t get into TMI details because I’m nice like that, but if he would talk like Hannibal Lecter to me, I would go out with him tomorrow. No matter how old he gets, he remains suave and cool, and there is something about him, his bearing, his demeanor, that is just so sexy I cannot even stand it.

    2. Colin Firth

    I’m … seriously into British guys – as you will see. Colin Firth is like my Kryptonite. I am seriously in love with this man. I love that he almost always plays conservative characters with dry senses of humor. His turns as Darcy characters – both the inestimable Mr. Darcy and Mark Darcy – are my absolute favorites, although his recent performance in A Single Man is fast becoming one of my favorites.

    3. Dustin Hoffman

    I don’t know what it is about Dustin Hoffman, but I’ve thought he was adorable since I first saw The Graduate. He even made me root for Captain Hook instead of Peter Pan. I love that he’s having something of a comeback, what with Last Chance Harvey and, of course, The Little Fockers – which is hella funny, by the by.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 09:36 AM PST
    7 Physical Problems From Prolonged Computer Use …
    The computer is probably one of the most useful things ever invented by man. We use it in almost every aspect of life – personal, work, health care, transportation, entertainment, education, and even dating. We have come to rely on computers so much that we spend a lot of our time in front of them. Although they do make our lives a whole lot easier, prolonged use can present various health and physical hazards. Be aware of these physical problems and how you can prevent or correct them.


    1. Bad Posture

    Cause: Many computer users suffer from bad posture mainly because they forget to be conscious about the way they sit and position their body.
    Prevention: Sit with your back straight and avoid leaning over the keyboard. Make sure your behind is on the center of the seat. Your lower back should touch the backrest the whole time and your legs should bend at the knee. You can use a pillow or a lower back support if needed. Keep your feet on the floor at all times or use a box or a stool if your feet don't reach the floor.

    2. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

    Cause: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is caused by the repeated or excessive movement of the muscles and nerves in the hands and wrists. There is a strong association between work-related tasks (such as typing and using of the mouse) and CTS.
    Prevention: Proper positioning of the hands can greatly help reduce the stress on the fingers and wrists. Your elbows should be bent at a 90 degree angle and your keyboard should be close enough so that you don't have to stretch your fingers. When working, you should keep your wrists straight and at the same level as your fingers and forearms. To help you keep in position, you can use a wrist rest. Of course, don't forget to stretch your wrists before and after working. You should also rest your hands during downtime.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 08:47 AM PST
    7 Tips For Coping With Younger Siblings …
    Younger ones can be a real pain in the behind sometimes. Especially if you have busy parents and you have to spend the most of your day trying to stop the little ones from tearing down the house. Well, I know exactly how you feel because I've literally raised my brother and sister. So, here's some of my tips on how to cope with them and teach them that you are not an enemy but a friend they are supposed to listen to:


    1. Make your own set of rules

    When your mom and dad leave the young ones under your care, you have to play the "parent" role. I know, it can be pretty hard, especially when they are old enough to know that you "are not mommy and you can't boss around". However, we, the older kids, always take the fall, and if out younger bro or sis messes up something, it's always our fault. So, yes, you have to teach them to listen to you and respect your decisions. But you have to be rational too. You can tell them to fix their beds and wash their hands before the meal but you can't ask them to prepare food or do your chores. Kids can tell foul play!

    2. Try to understand them

    When your younger bro or sis has a problem, they should know you're there for them. You are the older one and, if you know how to set up rules, you'll know how to solve some problems too. Ask them about school, friends, cute boys and girls. Act like a friend, not like an interrogator. Give them some tips even if they don't ask for them. They will start coming to you for advice pretty soon.

    3. Play with them

    You're not the mean dictator – right? So, if they have listened well and did their chores, reward them by spending time with them, playing some games or teaching them a new game. How about this – Every time they do something right, you will teach them a new interesting game. If the king is fair, the villagers are happy and they won't have a reason to turn against him. Pretty logical.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 08:36 AM PST
    8 Ways to Help a Friend Deal with Post Partum Depression …
    Women who haven't had a baby might not believe that postpartum depression actually exists. It is very real and can often turn into a devastating condition. I've personally been through it and have helped friends that have tried to suffer through it all on their own. Here are 8 ways to help a friend deal with post partum depression.


    8. Help her get active again

    An increase in physical activity is a great way to ease tension and lessen the effects of postpartum depression. Get your friend to go on walks with you. Put the baby in a stroller and go to the mall if the weather is bad. This gives you both a chance to talk and exercise at the same time. It's always much nicer to exercise with a buddy.

    7. Offer to watch the baby so she can have some alone time

    If you are comfortable with taking care of infants, then why not offer to give your friend a night off. Maybe she and her honey want to go on a date. Heading out to dinner might be a lot less stressful if a new baby isn't in tow. You also might know someone who could babysit and whom your friend would feel comfortable with watching her new child. Offer whatever services you can to allow your friend some time alone.

    6. Make sure she eats right

    Proper nutrition is also important in keeping postpartum depression at bay. If your friend is consuming a lot of junk food, chances are she isn't getting enough nutrients. Take over some healthy meals or offer to cook for her from time to time. If this is her first baby, it might take her a while to learn how to adjust her schedule to fit cooking real food in with caring for her new baby.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 08:25 AM PST
    Naughty or Nice? 7 Tips on Keeping it Nice …
    Naughty or nice? 7 tips on keeping it nice is right below. Santa is coming to town very soon and I don't know about you, but I would definitely enjoy being on his nice list. You know, because he brings all the good boys and girls lots of gifts.


    7. Learn Forgiveness

    In order to get on that nice list this year, you should learn about the word "forgiveness." Yes, my friends, forgiveness will get you far in life. If someone makes a mistake, then you can easily forgive them. Learn how not to hold grudges – holding grudges for small things will get you nowhere.

    6. Smile

    That smile is going to let people around you know that you are pleasant and inviting. Also, smiling, even if you do not feel like it will release a chemical in your body that will make you feel happy. If you do not believe me, try it and see. Remember, even if something is getting you down, shed a smile and you may feel better.

    5. Say Hello

    When you are walking past someone, say "hi" to them, even if you do not know the person. Adding a smile to it can make it even more friendly. I probably fail in this one, but I think I pass in the rest of the tips I am giving you.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 06:44 AM PST
    7 Reasons I Like Cataclysm …
    Okay folks, the countdown is over and Cataclysm is now here. That's right, the world has officially changed. For all of you World of Warcraft fans out there, I am going to give you 7 reasons I like Cataclysm, then, I want you to tell me why you like Cataclysm. Now, I warn you, if you are not a Wow fan (If you despise this game), then you should leave this posting and move to the next – if you hate the game, don't waste your time reading or commenting. I hate wasting your time. Now, for those of you who are still listening to me, let me give you 7 reasons I like Cataclysm …


    7. It's Explosive

    The Cataclysm names comes from the huge eruptions that take place. It is outright destructive and nothing less than this. They blow up the original world. All across Azeroth, you will find volcanoes erupting. Against the shores, Tsunamis break lose and mountains will crash. The entire land changes … forever.

    6. Worgen

    I tell you, this is a full fledged werewolf and I have heard some say they feel like it's something from Twilight. Yeah, it's great for Twilight fans. This is the new Alliance race. It is a cursed human that starts fighting, then turns into a wolf. They have eight class options – Death Knight, Warrior, Druid, Mage, Hunter, Rogue, Priest or Warlock. Did you order a werewolf death knight? Oh yeah!

    5. Goblins

    You get to be Goblins! This is the second new race they added to the horde side of the game. They have a jetpack that launches them up, up and away. You can be a Goblin Death Knight, Priest, Hunter, Mage, Rogue, Warlock, Shaman or Warrior. The hunter is cute, because the goblins are smaller than their pets.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 05:43 AM PST
    8 Tips on Keeping Your Dogs Coat Shiny …
    Everyone likes to hear nice comments about their pets. Being complimented on the appearance of my dog's coat always makes me smile. Being an Alaskan Malamute, there's only so much I can do to make Annika's coat shimmer in the sun. I used to have a big black lab that always had a shiny coat. Here are my 8 tips on keeping your dogs coat shiny.


    8. Brush his fur often

    Brushing your dog's fur will loosen up the little bit of dirt that accumulates each day. This can be a tedious task if you have an extra hairy dog or one that is constantly rolling in the dirt. It's truly amazing at how much you can spruce up dingy fur with even a little bit of regular brushing.

    7. Bathe regularly

    Just like with human hair, dog fur can become dingy over time. You know how your hair becomes greasy and dull when it isn't washed regularly? This same thing happens to your dog's fur. If you have an extra furry dog, like my malamute, then you might not notice just how dirty the fur actually is. Try bathing your dog every so often and see if this doesn't help increase the shine of his coat.

    6. Use good shampoo and conditioner

    You might be able to get away with using a cheap shampoo on your dog. Using a quality conditioner afterwards will generally keep your dog's coat from being dulled out by the bathing process. Dogs don't require a daily bath, so putting a little extra money into a good shampoo and conditioner combination might benefit your dog's coat. This investment should also keep him from scratching due to itchy skin caused by cheap products.
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 02:06 AM PST
    8 Mouth-Watering Valentine’s Day Treats to Make…
    Why wait for some boy to give you candies when you can make your own sweet treats come February 14? You are a modern woman, you should be responsible for your own sugar rush! I have gathered here 8 that you will surely find too sweet to resist. And just so you know, you can also make these on other days of the year. Because really, any excuse to whip up some chocolate-y goodness in your kitchen is an acceptable excuse.

    1. Bittersweet Chocolate Mousse



    We start this list from the Queen of Domesticity herself, Martha. The best part about this recipe is that it is very easy to make. Wait, that’s not the best part. The best part is that it is made of chocolate. One slurp and you’ll be in chocolate heaven!

    2. Spread the Love Butter


    This one is a recipe that you can make any time of the year. You can’t be making butter only on Valentine’s Day now, can you? Make sure that you label yours “Spread the Love” for that touch of Valentine’s if you do end up making these to give away this February 14.

    3. Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Mashmallows


    Another easy recipe! With heart-shaped sprinkles, these would look so gorgeous and adorable! Combine them with a sweet note for your Valentine and you’d be called the sweetest lady on Earth.

    4. Ice Cream Sandwiches


    Oh man, how I wish I have my very own ice cream sandwich maker. I can just imagine the many wonderful things I can make with it. Hmmm….If you happen to have one lying around, you are one lucky lady (or gent). Give this recipe a try and impress your sweetheart!
    Posted: 27 Jan 2011 12:28 AM PST
    8 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Put in Your USB Slot …
    Have you saw all those things you can plug into your USB slot? This world is jam packed with tons of technological advancements and some of the proof is in this blog posting. There are some mighty odd things that you can plug into your pc, which I am going to tell you about. Below, I am going to give you 8 things you didn't know you could put in your USB slot …


    8. USB Eye Warmer

    Wow, where did this one come from? Now, you can keep your eyes warm and it will all be powered by your computer. Yes, this world really is full of technology advancements.

    7. Cup Warmer

    I don't know about you, but I am sick and tired of my cup of coffee getting cold every morning! So, the cup warmer is definitely on my list. It plugs into your laptop/pc and helps keep your cup warm.

    6. Universal Swiss Army Knife

    This is a Swiss Army Knife. However, it is not like any other army knife you may have had. This one is different. It is a Swiss Army Knife with a 2 GB memory stick! I guess it really does have everything.
    Posted: 26 Jan 2011 11:26 PM PST
    8 Ways to Spot Warning Signs in an Online Dating Profile …
    Meeting someone online through a dating site can be effective (that's how my mother and step-father met), but it can also be dangerous. I mean, how do you really know who's on the other end of that profile? Often times you just have to know what to look for, what the signs are that the guy who seems like Mr. Right on his dating profile might actually be someone dangerous, a stalker, definitely Mr. Wrong. Here are 8 ways to spot warning signs in an online dating profile.


    1. Very little information

    If his profile is downright paltry, with very little information aside from his name and home city, then he may either be (a) very secretive, which is potentially a good thing or (b) he's got a lot to hide, and hasn't figured out quite how to present his checkered past (or present). Steer clear of any dating profile with very little information.

    2. No photo

    Not to sound superficial, but if a man's not willing to post a photo of himself, you have to wonder: what's wrong with his face? Is he horribly disfigured, vampirishly pale, or just plain ugly? I always, always skip right over the profiles without a photo.

    3. Oddly cropped photos

    Worse perhaps than not having any photo is a photo (or set of photos) that are oddly cropped, suggesting of course that there was someone else in the photos to start with… like a wife. If, in one of his oddly cropped photos, he's wearing a tuxedo, skip over this profile. He's either married, or just divorced and doesn't have any photos of himself aside from his wedding photos. Ick! Who needs that baggage either way?
    Posted: 26 Jan 2011 10:59 PM PST
    8 Gorgeous Sequined Dresses …
    I love wearing dresses, especially dresses with sequins. The whole dress doesn't have to be sequined; even just a few sparkly details are nice! And there are so many occasions when a sequined dress is just the thing to wear… New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, date night… the glittery possibilities are endless! If you're looking t add a little shiny glam to your wardrobe, keep reading! Here are 8 gorgeous sequined dresses, in every price range and for every occasion.


    1. Barely Bashful Dress

    Barely Bashful Dress
    Price: $89.99 at modcloth.com
    You're not shy. You're bold and maybe even a little saucy! So this might be the sequined dress for you! The bodice is all iridescent sequins, with a pretty black bow in the middle. The skirt is layers and layers of black chiffon, meeting the bodice in a modest empire waist. Pair with patterned tights and black heels and add a metallic clutch.

    2. Celebration in Tinsel Town Dress

    Celebration in Tinsel Town Dress
    Price: $89.99 at modcloth.com
    This dress is gorgeous, with a body-hugging cut and lightly padded shoulders. It's all silver sequins, with a clever cutout and bows in back. Wear with sheer black tights and matte black or silver platforms sandals. Gorgeous!

    3. Cinema Foyer Dress

    Cinema Foyer Dress
    Price: $139.99 at modcloth.com
    I love the art deco-inspired pattern on sequins on this muted grey dress. It's positively begging for a fascinator, faux fur wrap, and seamed hose with sensible pumps and a clutch.

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