Jess is the blogger behind Will Run For Food where she professes her love for running and her zeal for leading a health life. Jess claims that she is a terrible cook, but getting better, and incidentally the blog got started as a way for her to share her cooking misadventures but somewhere along the way the niche of the blog morphed into a place to share her thoughts on living healthy.

She writes articles on stuff related to running, healthy quick recipes and articles meant to inspire and motivate others to lead a health lifestyle. She has not had any formal training for what she writes on and states on the blog that - "I’ll clarify right now: I am not a nutritionist or formally educated in health or nutrition. The knowledge I impart is from experience and extensive personal research.".

As a child I was in love with Winnie the Pooh and the whole gang, his sincerity towards friendship, love, simplicity and honey always cheered me up. One of my favorite sayings by A.A. Milne, creator of Winnie the Pooh is: "sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart."

Alan Alexander Milne wrote tales for his son Christopher Robin Milne about a bear, most of the characters' names except for Owl and Rabbit were named after Christopher's stuffed animals.

What I loved the most about Winnie the Pooh is that each character has a wonderful and thought provoking message for everyone. They talk about friendship, life, believing, pessimism and bravery. But if you really ponder over these quotes you will find that not only are they inspirational in the simplest of ways, but can teach you a lot about running a business.

The image on the left is not of an actual elephant, nor is it a drawing or an illustration, it is in fact an incredibly detailed chair created by Maximo Riera.

The Animal Chair collection consists of designs of various animals like a walrus, an octopus, a rhino and the most recent, an elephant. Riera uses technology to make sure that every detail in his collection is more than perfect. He first creates a 3D sketches, feeds them into the computer, and using mechanized tools, the sculpture is replicated with utmost precision.

"The process certainly allowed the artist to accomplish a superb level of detail and authentic texture." describes Riera's website. Maximo Riera is an artist whose interests lies in photography, painting, sculptures and poetry; his work is mostly inclined towards abstract expressionism.

Ever wished if there was a cool means of negotiating that regular commute that you have to undertake often, that is too far to walk but too short for a conventional vehicle?

Enter the ZBoard, a battery powered skateboard that you control using two pressure sensing pads at the front and rear of the skateboard. Apply pressure to the front pad and the skateboard moves forward, and ease out on the front pad and apply pressure to the rear pad and the skateboard comes to a halt. You can see the specifications of the ZBoard here.

It also features a regenerative braking technology which actually recharges the battery when attempting to come to a stop, thus contributing to a green solution and increasing the range. The ZBoard is the brainchild of Ben Forman and Geoff Larson from Intuitive Motion, based in Hermosa Beach, CA. ZBoard was actually launched as a kickstarter project with the aim of raising $10k, but ended up being pledged a total of $278,767.

I think that in itself speaks volumes about the belief that the backers had on the innovative concept behind the ZBoard.

When it comes to applications, there are so many freaking options that you often tend to ignore any app that has not become a fad yet, and in the process miss out on many fun apps out there.

Therefore, we decided to find some apps that you don't necessarily need, but they are definitely worth downloading.

These apps can make you a singer, a collage maker, a gym enthusiast, help you stay close to your lover, help you remember your drunkard adventures from previous night, track your family members and also effortlessly plan your wedding. Check them out below and do let us know your favorite among them.

Although they call this series 'Depressed Copywriter', but I found it to be satirical with strong sense of dark comedy.

Chris Sheldon, Mariana Oliveira, Whitney Ruef and Tedd Wood are four copywriters who have recently started a Tumblr blog where they post images of advertisements found in magazines or newspapers. These ads are humorously changed, with the intention of revealing the reality.

Again, you might find these metamorphosed advertisements to be a little depressing, but if you have a sense of humor, you will definitely appreciate their wit.

Have a look:

Ever heard of Adolf Dassler?

Does Adi Dassler ring a bell?

Ok, how about 'All day I dream about sports'?

I am sure I've got you thinking by now! Adi Dassler, founder of Adidas shortened his name and took the first three letters of his surname and called his company...well we all know by now.

There are many more interesting stories behind how famous companies got their names (we still couldn't find any credible information behind Apple though) and here's a visual list with all the fun facts. Bored Panda with the help of Wikipedia has created a visual list of company names etymologies. Check them out below, and see how many you already knew.

This is a Guest Post by Lindsey from ProfessionalIntern.com.

Simple to execute and with a low financial barrier to entry, email marketing has such an impressive reach because everyone's got email. Most likely, customers have multiple email addresses--and they share email content socially. No matter what your line of business, there are benefits to integrating email into your marketing toolkit. If your business only needs a simple campaign, you can get things up and running without any outside help, but for an elaborate campaign, ongoing sales push or e-marketing strategy, consider hiring an email marketing agency to get the marketing started on the right track.

Every week at E-junkie.info we focus on stories about innovative and creative eCommerce merchants, websites, ideas, projects and artists. We interview some highly experienced and successful bloggers, sellers and also promising entrepreneurs.

There is so much happening all around us and in case you missed out on top stories this week, we bring you a consolidated article featuring some of our best articles and features this week.

So sit back, and enjoy the recap!

A little while back we'd shared an interesting series of posters that tease you with subtle hints so that you can guess a popular TV show. And today we bring you another guessing game where you have to see the invisible.

Think Invisible is a project created by Adri Bodor and Mark Szulyovszky who have playfully created an illusion of contours that intentionally displays important details and rest you have to guess.

"How can you see anything that isn't there actually? It is the core question of Think Invisible" shares their Tumblr Blog. "It's not magic that lets you recognize the whole design, but your mind. This tricky illusion of the contours intentionally shows important details and hides the rest, Since what matters is invisible."

So have a look at 25 Think Invisible posters below, and see how many you can guess. And do remember to share your score with us in the comment section below:

Different kind of people have different kinds of fetishes, but for Dr. Rev, who paints with his own blood, 'fetish' is an understatement.

Dr. Rev Mayors is an Australian tattoo artist with passion for the color crimson and creates creepy but amazingly detailed artwork using a variety of techniques. "Dr. Rev is an Australian Contemporary artist who uses plasma from the soft crimson artillery tissue to create extraordinary artworks." describes his website.

Although you might find his passion to be a little unsettling, but you will be surprised with the number of Dr. Rev's fans all over the globe. If you want to join his fan club, you can check out his book called 'A Man with Blood on His Hands' and learn more about Blood Art and the artist himself. But first, check out his some of his best paintings below: