Tyler C.

If you want to start a blog or a website, this is the eaiest site to use. I've tried blogger and some of the other sites but this one has the most bsng for your buck (it's free to bloggers). Blogger does this weird thing where it puts the text ina foreign language if it detect the ip outside of the U. S and to this day I can't seem to change it. (nor could my visitors. They change their settings to English but blogs still came up in foreign language) You won't be sorry with Wordpress

The site is interesting but I found the DNA results to be flawed. My mom submitted my dna sample along with my brothers and her own. Apparently my brother doesn't share quite a bit of her DNA, although I do? She tested a substantial amount french/german but he had 0% french/german. How does that happen with your mom? There was no "switched at birth" scenario going on as my brother looks identical to my dad. They have some fine tuning to do.

findagrave.com is the greatest online obituary site. You can give details about a person who has passed, upload pictures of them and even tell people the cause of death. Things you could never do on a regular obituary in a newspaper plus it is accessible forever. (hopefully) The site asks for donations, so I hope people keep giving so the site is around for a long time. Fyi- i had to put blogger.com in title because this site keeps telling me findagrave.com does not exist?

Okay, I love the concept of this site. It is a site where you can list your goals then check them off as you accomplish them. The only problem i have is with the functioning of the site, itself. They give a you pages and pages of ideas to add to your bucket list (ie: Ride a camel, visit every continent) and you can click on a suggestion and it will be added to your person bucket list. The problem is, after you do that it takes you back to page one of the suggestions. So you have to scroll forward many pages to get back to where you were when you clicked on the suggestion. Lots of wasted time but the site really is a great concept. Also, the spam you right away when you sign up with notifications that "so-n-so also wants to ride a camel". Make sure you change your notification settings or it's spam city.

If you are looking for a site with THE BEST plastic surgery information, go there. They have HONEST customer reviews, REAL before and after pictures (not the ones that the surgeon posts on his/her website), and you can look a surgeon up by name. You will see plenty of good work, as well as the total botch jobs. I wouldn't go to a surgeon without checking the site first.

I've tried their psychic services on 3 different occasions and EVERY time the psychic tried to get me to reveal my personal contact information. Also, they seem to have been doing my reading from a script "you will live a very long life" "You have gone through hard times but you never give up". I don't think there is a screening process for these guys.

I was going through a difficult time and needed some psychic guidance. Thank God I found Psychic Clarissa on that site. She was amazing. She knew my situation without asking leading questions. Her predictions came true although her timeline was a little off. She only does online chat, which I prefer, but for those who like to talk on the phone I tried Psychic London and found her predictions to be accuratre, as well.