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A completely free and anonymous dating service for individuals with sexually transmitted diseases. Here we can match you with individuals who have any combination of STDs, including herpes, HIV/AIDS, genital warts (HPV), and hepatitis. You will be matched only with others who have the same STD, so you shouldn't ever have to worry about the rejection and heartbreak of dating any longer!

Big-headed guy gets big idea for sunglasses

For people without fat heads, Rico Elmore's business venture may seem a bit bone-headed. But for those with plumper noggins, the idea is genius.

Indianapolis-based Fatheadz Sunglasses has hit on a niche — selling shades for big heads that just can't wear an average pair of glasses.

"After we got going with this, we suddenly found out that everybody knows somebody who has a fat head — somebody who needs this product," said CEO Elmore, 32.

http://www.usatoday.com/money/smallbusiness/2006-03-21-fatheadz-usat_x.htm

PositivesDating.com – Focus on the positives

Paul Graves and Brandon Koechlin had always wanted to go into business together, but the 21-year-old best friends never expected to find something quite as fulfilling as the website they founded

http://www.positivesdating.com/articles/entreprenuer/Feb2006.htm

Farmersonly.com – dating site for farmers

Frustrated by the limits their jobs put on their love life, some farmers and ranchers are turning to a Web site designed to play Cupid to members of the agricultural community sprawled across the United States and Canada

http://www.farmersonly.com/stories_list.php 

http://cnn.tv/2006/TECH/internet/05/23/farmers.dating.reut/

StudentofFortune.com Launches

StudentofFortune.com, an innovative Los Angeles startup, is a new “Web 2.0” website designed for students, learners, and tutors. Developed by three recent college graduates, it allows anyone to get answers to their questions and get paid for helping others. StudentofFortune.com is the only site of its kind that both allows anyone to provide assistance and offers payment for answers. http://www.pr.com/press-release/11188

Teenage owners of myyearbook.com

MyYearbook is the brainchild of David and Catherine Cook, both students at Montgomery High School in Skillman. The idea came to David, a MySpace user, while looking at a yearbook.

“I was just kind of flipping through a yearbook,” said 17-year-old David. He thought, “That would be a cool idea if we could do that online.”

Catherine liked the idea. Geoff immediately put $250,000 into the venture. Geoff, a Harvard economics major and already a business veteran at 27, had the technical know-how to get the site up and running in April 2005.

http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/147-05212006-659425.html

One of these millionaires still leaves with his parents

Barely 30 when they made their first million, this elite group is growing.

Envy them, hate them, love them – but one thing you can never do is accuse them of being born with a silver spoon. They made it all on their own.

No inheritance, no lottery wins, no Uncle Trump.
http://www.mmail.com.my/Current_News/mm/Weekend/Hotnews/20060519112817/Article/index_html

Lets Sell Ads in Elevators

Three years ago, Jason Jiang was an unknown Chinese entrepreneur with an offbeat notion to sell ads in elevator lobbies. Then he persuaded the money men to back him.

Today, Mr. Jiang's company, Focus Media Holding Ltd., has a market capitalization of almost $2.9 billion. Its share price has quadrupled since the company's initial public offering in July on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Mr. Jiang has amassed a personal fortune of more than $700 million, including a 25% stake in his company. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/world/2006-05/11/content_587386.htm

Internet richies

Take Scott Kluth who founded CouponCabin.com, based in Hoffman Estates, in 2002 at the age of 24. He started the business on his laptop computer, spending about $30 a month to keep the site live, and by e-mailing merchants to negotiate discounts instead of traveling to meet them in person, he said.

Kluth couldn't have self-financed the company if it required more overhead, he said.

CouponCabin, which gets a commission from merchants when users redeem coupons obtained through the site, now generates more than $60 million in revenue a year for its 824 participating merchants, Kluth said. What's more, the site is attracting 1.2 million unique visitors a month, and triple that volume during the peak year-end holiday season, he said.  

http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/smallbusiness/chi-0605160171may16,1,4726648.story?coll=chi-businesssmallbusiness-hed

Young Entreptreneurs

When Nathaniel Younger was 13, he went to Chinatown, bought some fake Rolex watches for $10 – and began a booming Internet business. Younger, now 21, sold the watches on eBay for $110 to $120. http://www.nydailynews.com/boroughs/story/418884p-353787c.html

Another Multi-Millionaire at 26

Andrew Michael, 26, started up web technology firm Fasthosts as an internet project for a sixth form project from his bedroom aged just 17. Now Mr Michael from Cheltenham, who owns a 75% share in the company, has sold Fasthosts for £61.5m. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/small-business/article.html?in_article_id=409027&in_page_id=10

Thai entrepreneur launches Internet radio station for dogs

BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) – A Thai entrepreneur who launched an Internet radio station for dogs this week said he hopes to reach out to the kingdom's pooches and cheer them up. www.dogradiothailand.com

Another Million Dollar Idea

Stan Oleynick, 22, aims to pay for the start-up of his revolutionary internet business, by making $1 Million in "eNthem" sales. So far he sold 52 eNthems for a total of $26,000. He hopes this is just the beginning http://www.enthem.com/blog/

British Teenager Lauches Startup

A THATCHAM schoolboy is confident of being the next Internet success story after launching his own website to trade computer games and DVDs.
Kennet School student Michael Rowson, aged 15, already has his sights set on his first million, and thinks the website will be a winner. He has created a website www.tradehut.net . The site allows users to create a wish list of items they want, and they are notified if there is a match in the database. 
 

Another Million Dollar Page

  This 19 year old Thai Man wants to become a millionaire . He has issued a press release and after reading it  I am a little worried for him .

   You can see the press release here . http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb388601.htm

The objective is very simple, as the name ‘milliondollartoyou.com’. He try to make at least one million dollar by selling 10,000 boxes space on his website for $ 199 each. In those 10,000 boxes there are contain 199 lucky boxes that total worth $200,000 for his lucky sponsor. He try to give away this big amount of money to 199 lucky people that sponsor his website. It is very easy to win those lucky boxes only from 1:50.He offered $57 discount or only $199 per box until July 1, 2006 (regular price is $256). Amazing offer, right? see detail at http://www.milliondollartoyou.com/frmLuckyBox.Aspx