Some nice discussions on Gizmondo and even Jezebel: As far as we can tell, this watch doesn’t actually stab your wrist at all, which is a shame, because anything that advertises itself as an acupuncture bracelet had better be breaking some skin. Which it doesn’t, but there’s a healthy amount of BS being tossed your way should you put it on and try to use it to get better sleep. Touted as a “drug free” way to get some Z’s, the Sleep Partner supposedly uses varying degrees of pressure to stimulate acupuncture points on the wrist.
As for psychic advice during economic downturn, I blogged it before but Jezebel is getting into it too: Have any of you sought psychic advice for your economic woes? Or are there any psychics out there that have had a boost in business? Feel free to share your stories in the comments. As for the rest of us who can’t afford a real reading: the ol’ Magic 8-Ball is currently selling for $7.48 on Amazon. I’m just sayin’. The Washington Times has a skeptical attitude with ‘C’mon, people! If psychics really could forecast winners and losers in the stock market, they wouldn’t be psychics. They’d be financial advisers — very rich ones.’
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