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To make your website or company flourish, it's important to choose a perfect domain or company name. However, if you're one of them who rack your brains the whole week still thinking of just a name of maybe around 10 characters, I would suggest you to try out Dot-o-mator - a domain and company name generator. Dot-o-mator helps you create random names by entering some prefix words and suffixes or choosing select one category from the name lists for each field. Click "Combine" and Dot-o-mator will list out the names that are relevant to your inputs. The site uses Dotster for domain lookups. All you need to do is to just click on "Check Availablity" and you'll be brought to the Dotster page and from there you can purchase your domain name. Dot-o-mator provides you a scratchboard where you can save the names you like the most from the ones that are produced. This free service also gives you interesting domain naming tips which teaches you how to choose a ...

When searching for a recipe to bake Christmas cookies to give to your friends, one will probably flip open his or her recipe book or head to AllRecipes.com to search for the most suitable recipe. But why not change to an alternative source this year? Created by Will Schwalbe, Cookstr is a simple recipe search engine that allows you to find great recipes online taken exclusively from published cookbooks written by celebrity chefs such as Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson and Mario Batali. Each contributers has his or her own mini-biographies which feature a personal profile, featured recipe, latest recipes, restaurants and cookbooks. A simple but yet interesting feature which Cookstr has is the "Surprise Me!" icon you see beside the search bar. By clicking on it, it will bring you to a random recipe on Cookstr, so if you can't think what to cook for dinner, you can use this feature without wasting any time searching. You can refine your search by selecting the cost, skill lev...

If you're still not familiar with the surroundings in your neighborhood or there is not many facilities around your house, searching for a coffee house near you seems quite tough. Besides the usual way coffee drinkers head to Starbucks official website or flipping the street directory book to look for one, you can use a more efficient way to find a coffee house in your vicinity. Powered by Google Maps, CoffeeSeeker shows you pointers of the available coffee shops in your neighborhood when you perform a search. Besides providing the positions of cafés on a map, it even gives you the full address, the name of the coffee house and sometimes ratings (if someone has rated it). By becoming a member, you can save your favorites shops, rate them or add new locations. But the problem is Coffe Shops only seems to work for the U.S and supports two coffee companies - Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts. Print Page