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Lose Weight with Wii Fit!

Posted in Consumer, Cool, Entertainment, Gadgets, Games, health, wii by max on the June 23rd, 2008 at 1:00 pm

Lose Weight with Wii Fit!

Lol… now you can lose some serious weight with Wii Fit.

Unlike a certain other would-be success story, DeLorenzo actually managed to complete his experiment, and the results are fairly impressive. After 45 days, he managed to shed a full 15 pounds, or about 2.56 pounds a week, and he dropped his body fat % from 20.8% to 18.4%. Of course, DeLorenzo admits that doing anything involving movment an extra 60 minutes a day will result in some weight loss, but he seems pretty sold on the benefits of Wii Fit, saying that it made it “especially easy” to work the training into his daily life.

via engadget

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Prostitute Review Site?

Posted in Business, Entertainment, Entrepreneurs by max on the June 18th, 2008 at 5:51 pm

Prostitute Review Site?

Here’s a guy who made a site that reviews prostitutes.

Obviously, you can make a LOT of money with pornography and prostitution related sites but I would never go that “low”.

In a little-known success story, TheEroticReview.com has come to dominate the country’s prostitution scene, which is increasingly migrating from the street corner to the Internet.

But now the site’s founder, David Elms, is in jail awaiting trial in Los Angeles in a case unrelated to the site, leaving the fate of his influential underground world uncertain. In dozens of conversations and in postings on the Internet in recent weeks, prostitutes have expressed concern that if The Erotic Review goes offline it could hurt business. But in the same breath, many are rejoicing about the potential downfall of Mr. Elms.

One escort agency that was banned from the site has accused Mr. Elms of antitrust violations, suggesting that he abuses his power over the sex trade. Other critics say he accepts, and sometimes demands, sex or money to promote certain women and agencies.

via nytimes

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