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Up until this century, busy signals and long lines were something avid concertgoers and sports fans became accustomed to. There was simply no other way to secure tickets to popular events. Unless of course you wanted to line your pockets with cash and roll the dice negotiating with some shady sidewalk scalper!

Thanks to the Internet, “sold out” is a phrase that no longer stands in the way of you and your favorite shows. Here are ticket search sites that can hook you up, from the front row to the nose bleeds.

TicketFeeder

Boasting access to the world’s largest online inventory of secondary market tickets, registered sellers on TicketFeeder range from season ticket holders who are unable to attend an event to average consumers who are looking to sell.

Choose between sports, concerts or theater tickets. Hot events are listed on homepage and upcoming events, based on your location (determined by IP address), are displayed.

The site offers a 100% guarantee and screen all sellers before they post tickets. Live chat and a toll-free telephone number round out the customer service experience.

Continue reading: Sold Out? No Way! 8 Places to Find and Buy Tickets

This post will give you insight on some of best torrent search engines to search for stuff you wish to download. I know you probably have your favorite torrent sites, but why not to search for downloads with more seeders, right? Also check out for two great Firefox plug-ins for torrent search straight form the browser.

1) Youtorrent

Simplicity is why I like this torrent search engine. It may look to you very familiar because it reminds Google search. Search results seams to be very relevant too. They have Firefox search plugin which you can install on your browser also.

2) Torrentz

Torrentz is the largest meta-search engine and I can see why people love it – it is fast, simple and deliver very relevant results from all popular torrent sites. To be sure that you download legit files look for “verified” checkmark.

3) Vertor

Also a great site to search for torrents. I especially love the advanced search features they have, which gives users possibility to specify the search and find just what they are looking for.

4) ScrapeTorrent

Looks like they have thought about the usability very much and have included many useful and customizable features in their search.

5) NowTorrents

Torrent meta-search engine that will find the torrents from all popular torrent sites. You are able to sign-up and make custom search options and personalize the search engine to your taste.

Firefox Plug-ins

Torrent Finder Toolbar – great torrent search option which enables users to search over 180 top torrent sites and trackers. This addon also have support for many languages.

Torrents Search Engine – seams to be very similar toolbar to the previous but you can install this one too and see which one works out best for you.

I hope this article will help you to better search for things you wish to download and if you know other options how to search for torrents, share your ideas in the comments below.

Whether you’re tossing them in the trash, using them to pick poppy seeds from between your teeth, or collecting them in a desk drawer somewhere, odds are you have come across your fair share of business cards. In today’s Digital Age, these 19th century relics have managed to hold on…but for how much longer? These free tools below all act as free virtual business cards. No trees were harmed in the writing of this blog post.

Card.ly

Perhaps the most Web 2.0-looking virtual business card on our list, Card.ly gives you a single page to display all of the assets of your online presence. Register for free, validate your email address, and begin adding social networks from a dropdown menu. Simply add your user name for each Website.

Sprinkle in the personal details you want to share, a thumbnail image and any additional links/feeds and you are on your way.

A series of skins give you a chance to stand out from the crowd.

Your Card.ly can be embedded on your Website, giving visitors easy access to a slick looking group of icons that link to all of your social network activity. You may also place a snippet of code that tells visitors of your vCard.

A premium account ($25 a year or $3 a month) gives you more skin options, zero ads, the ability to use your own domain name, unlimited RSS feeds on a page and a stat counter.

VIEW MY CARD.LY Continue reading: Free Virtual (Social Networking) Business Cards

Online software/apps have several advantages against desktop competitors – they are accessible on every computer that have internet connection and you may forget about difficult installation and configuration process. In this article I want to share some of the presentation applications you can use for your business.

1) Prezi

I love this service! With the help of Prezi you can create very creative an well looking “zooming” presentations to surprise the audience. Check out the introduction video and you will see what I’m talking about.

Continue reading: PowerPoint Alternatives – Best Online Presentation Software for Business

For years I have been a Rhapsody subscriber. The streaming music service is well worth every penny, as I relish the fact that I can play just about any song at any time. But I can understand young music lovers who do not wish to pay to hear the tunes they seek. That’s where these great free services come in.

PANDORA

It’s like they know me! Enter the name of a band, song or genre , and Pandora’s intuitive system will play tunes that have similar musical qualities to your selection.

Registering entitles you to 100 “stations” and the ability to bookmark songs or people. Album art and a blurb about the band accompanies each track.

The recently launched Pandora One offers higher audio quality, a five-hour timeout period (if you don’t interact with Pandora, the system will auto-pause) and no ads for $36 a year. The free version peppers in audio and video ads, and while they definitely interrupt the flow, they are certainly not deal breakers. Continue reading: Rock On! 9 Free Music Websites

There was a point when my Firefox was full of different addons – I had an addon for almost every purpose you can imagine. It was so annoying to just browse that I decided to uninstall almost all of them and left only few. But you know, my old bad habits is chasing me again! Just look at these amazing Twitter addons – how can you resist not to press that “Add to Firefox” button?

Tweecious

This addon is great for those users who also use Delicious to organize their bookmarks. Tweecious will look for resources you shared on twitter and automatically add them to your Delicious bookmarks.

Continue reading: 7 Useful Firefox Addons for Twitter

Everyone already knows that when it comes to building a successful blog or Website, content is king. Thanks in part to a growing number of easy-to-install widgets, you can populate your online home with a variety of interesting material that isn’t necessarily created by you. Or better yet, create your own XML feed and present your information in a fresh and exciting way. Here are several free Websites that allow you to create or pull widgets.

Widgetbox

All you need to create a widget is a feed of content. This can be pulled from your blog, YouTube, Flickr, twitter and others.

A Blidget allows you to turn your blog into an instant widget that can be installed by other Website owners. For example, if you have a blog on career advice, you can create a Blidget and hope that other employment-related Websites will display your content.

There are thousands of widgets available for installation. These can be found via search or by Tab.

A Pro account, which costs only a few cents a day, gives the widget creator greater control. You can add logos, incorporate tabs and remove the WidgetBox identifier from the bottom of the widget. Continue reading: Free Web-Based Widget Tools for Website Owners

Best email spam filters deals with unwanted messages pretty great, but time to time some of the spam emails find the way to your inbox – nothing is perfect! But, maybe, there is a way to stop giving your email to unknown sources and avoid spam.

Many people use temporary email services to protect their real email addresses. When you need to fill out some registration forms or give away your email to shady/unknown sources you can simply create temporary email address and use it instead.

Below are some of the most popular temporary email services that will help you create temporary email address within a few moments:

1) Mailinator

One of the most popular and advanced temporary email services. They have several alternate domains you can use for your email. Check out also Mailinator widget for websites.

2) Melt Mail

Very simple service for setting up temporary email address that will forward incoming mail to your real address. Simplicity is the greatest quality of this service so if you want to go the easiest way use Melt Mail.

3) 10 Minute Mail

Using this service you are able to create email address that will work for 10 minutes. If you want to do something quick use 10 Minute Mail.

4) Guerrilla Mail

Don’t understand English? Use Guerrilla mail in German, Spanish, Polish and Dutch languages. Emails of this service are active for 15 minutes and after that they will expire.

5) TempEMail

Your email address created using this temporary email service will expire in 14 days, so it is very useful if you need to wait some time for some emails and you don’t know when exactly you will receive them.

6) MailExpire

Great service that offers you to create email that will be active from 12 hours up till 3 months depending on your needs. Only problem is that it works for me a bit slow.

7) Filz Mail

Very easy to use and simple solution. You even have a possibility to check for your mail using RSS feeds, which gives you great possibility to receive messages via your favorite RSS readers you use on daily basis.

Last week my boss approached me about a presentation she was putting together for a large audience. Her default play was to put together the typical Powerpoint slideshow which she planned to narrate.

Yawn. Snore. Boring!

Thankfully she has an open mind and I was able to introduce her to screencasts: simple videos that have the ability to show what is happening on the computer screen. They can be recorded in advance and some neat bells and whistles can be added. The best part is that many of these tools are free.

ScreenToaster

ScreenToaster is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and is 100% Web-based. Simply approve a Java Applet to run and you can capture screen actions with a single click.

The keyboard command of ‘ALT + S’ will record/pause your presentation. Choose to record the full screen or designate a specific area, depending on what you are looking to illustrate.

Bonus features include the ability to add subtitles, an option to remove/replace audio and control over a screencap preview. Continue reading: Screencast: Free Tools to Record Your Screen

Time equals money. The older you get, the more you realize that time is the world’s greatest commodity. To this end, RotorBlog would like to share some of our favorite blogs that are dedicated to increasing productivity, These well-written sites can help you add a 25th hour to each day, and maybe even save you money along the way.

ZenHabits

In Their Words: Zen Habits is one of the Top 100 blogs on the Internet, and covers: achieving goals, productivity, being organized, GTD, motivation, eliminating debt, saving, getting a flat stomach, eating healthy, simplifying, living frugal, parenting, happiness, and successfully implementing good habits.

The site was created by self-proclaimed “regular guy” Leo Babauta. Learn how to wake up early, ways to simplify your life, and unique cost-cutting methods. The blog specializes in positive motivation and dietary info.

So if you want to make your life better by maximizing productivity and living a healthy lifestyle, ZenHabits is for you. Continue reading: Productivity Blogs That Can Make Your Life Better

Some people feel podcasting is a lot like the month of March – in like a lion and out like a lamb.

As with any over-hyped, silver bullet-labeled medium, there is no room for success – only failure. But if you are willing to look a little deeper, you will find that podcasting is still a viable option for content delivery.

Everyone knows that iTunes is the most popular place to discover interesting podcasts. However, there are many sites across the Web where you can uncover some wonderful ear candy. Here are some of our favorites.

Podcast Alley

One of the first on the scene, Podcast Alley is a shadow of its once robust self. That being said, it is still a valuable portal. Featuring the Top 10 podcasts, as voted on by the listeners, the site makes it easy to uncover audio content. You can stream directly on the site or download to your computer/device.

With close to 65,000 podcasts all you need are an audio device and an open mind. Continue reading: How to Find the Best Podcasts

For those bloggers who use Blogspot as they blog platform and want to spice up the design of the blog I can recommend to take a look at these amazing Blogger themes. You can download and setup these templates by following instructions you can find in download page of every template.

If you know more amazing templates for Blogspot share them in comments!

Magasin Cuatro

Demo | Download

Continue reading: 15 Beautiful and Free Blogspot Templates