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Star in a Major Network, Prime-Time TV series!

The producers of the hit TV series SUPERNANNY, are seeking men and women looking to lose 50 pounds or more for a new major network weight loss TV series. Are you ready to make a life change? Do you want to lose BIG pounds and win BIG MONEY? Do you want to represent Digg on network TV?

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Keep Your New Year's Resolutions

Something like a million people joined this site in 2006. This free weight loss website has a ton of social networking features and other tools to help you connect with others to share stories and weight loss tips with. Perfect for those of us who spend a lot of time at our computers (not that I'm pointing any fingers).

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Quiz: Do you know the healthiest foods on your Thanksgiving table?

Just one Thanksgiving meal can contain up to 4,000 calories, depending on what foods fill your plate. If you want to avoid that infamous holiday weight gain, take this 7 question Thanksgiving Calorie Quiz to help yourself make the healthiest choices for your holiday meal.

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Former eBay Employee Helps Others Lose Weight For Free

After becoming a "bizillionaire" by selling an auction site to eBay, Chris Downie started SparkPeople.com to "spark" millions of people to a healthier life. This video also includes interviews with a few Chicago natives who have lost weight through Downie's free website.

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Business Week "Best of the Web" results released (early)

Results for all 23 categories have been tabulated. Top vote-getters listed at the top and write-ins indicated with an asterisk. Digg wins tech news and through write-ins, places for general news (6th), business news (6th) and podcasts (diggnation- 3rd). Personal plug: SparkPeople.com becomes first (and only) write-in to win its category (health)

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TheKnot.com buys WeddingChannel.com for only $78.3 Million

Amidst the flurry of online acquisitions, it is a real surprise that popular wedding planning website, TheKnot.com, was able to reach an agreement to purchase its main competitor, WeddingChannel.com for only $78.3 Million. This really isn't a ton of money considering the litigation problems that TheKnot has had with WeddingChannel for so long.

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