You know its going to be a tough day when you’re trying to spell the name Wednesday and just stare at it because it doesn’t look like its spelled correctly. 50 years on Earth and all of a sudden a word that you type out at least once a week looks totally foreign to you. Don’t act like that’s never happened. I learned a long time ago that all the crazy shit that I thought was just me is common. The good and the bad. The Internet blew all that up. Things that I thought I excelled at turned out to really just be in the better than average category. And thousands of others were a step above me. Things that others struggle with I found out I was good at or could handle with ease. The crazy thoughts and ideas that ran through my head ran through the heads of millions of others and the Internet gave us a place to meet and share. Which again can be good and bad based on what you’re sharing.
On a personal note I’m smack dab in the middle of marathon training and I’m about to start hitting high mileage of 70-80 miles a week. I have track workouts, tempo runs, and one long run of 20 miles a day a week. It becomes a test to run that hard and work outside all day but its also the time of year that really makes me stronger and faster. I have no idea why but I seem to run best at high mileage. It takes me a while to build up but once I’m there it all seems to come together. I ran a 23 miler on a rolling course Sunday and managed to keep it around 7:30 pace (4:20 km/hr) average for the 23. That’s exactly wherewhere I like to be when I’m in shape. Not too fast, not too slow. The hard part is coming back two days later and running a tempo run. A tempo run is a pace that you could run 10 miles at all out. So its fast but not a sprint. Your heart rate for a male should be at 150 bpm. My tempo was going to be 8 miles and I expected for my legs to be dead and it to be a pretty rough run. Except it wasn’t. For some reason this week I felt amazing. The weather was normal so it wasn’t cooler temperatures. I just felt good. So I took advantage of it and rolled. I was able to keep 6:41 pace ( 4:09 km/hr) which is exactly where I want to be but have had trouble getting the last few weeks in the heat. My hope is to get it down to sub 6:30 but it will need to cool off and be after a shorter long run to get there. But its nice be able to still run fast even though I’ve crossed 50. It’s really the only competitive thing I have left. I know it won’t last forever but the work is still paying off. Funny how that equation of work to results stays true.
Domain of the Day: SexOnTheBeach.com aka sand in your crotch. Unless you’re having the drink called this. Not as fun
Quote of the Day: “When a flower doesn’t bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower” – Alexander Den Heijer
Namejet, Sedo, Snap, and other Names Up for Auction
VectorMap.com 18 year old domain. Almost 2 billion results. A vector map is a map with all different levels of detail.
Transcriptions.org Met reserve at $33. 17 years old. Dot com sold for $30K
VirtualComputer.net At $1 with no reserve. Google full of ads for exactly this
Publications.net Met reserve so I will sell today. 18 years old. Bring all your media under one roof
Transcriptions.org Met reserve at $30. 17 years old. Dot com sold for $30K
BUFQ.com LLLL.com with a reserve of $1 . Q for Qatar
FinBrands.com If you need a domain to sell your FinTech domains
PigLips.com I would go with the slogan “Like putting lipstick on us”
CollegeCampus.com 1996 birthday. There will always be college campuses despite what Phoenix tells you
WildAndWicked.com Sounds fun
PowerSki.com Not sure what a power ski is but I hope it does all the work
PumkinCenter.com Upgrade or marketing name for hundreds of fall pumpkin specialist
OnlineBabyStore.com This is where I buy all my babies
HomeDesignServices.com You know that this place does house plans right in the title
CopperShield.com Copper does so many things but unfortunately none of what they are selling it for on TV
Kewler.com Ends today. Last chance to get this kewl domain
Racing.me Dot me has really fallen. Can’t even get one bid on a huge keyword
Repligo.com I don’t know why but I have looked at this name for 6 days as I scan the list and I stop and look each time. Just catches my eye each time. No bids so nobody else agrees
Forum.uk Sedo has had pretty good success with .uk
ICMarket.com Another bid I’m not sure I trust. Hope I’m wrong
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bid
JustYoga.com No hot stones, no Pilates, Just Yoga
Clicbank.com don’t see typos sell for this much very often any more
HillBuzz.org Buying history and backlinks here folks
BioFest.com Where the hottest biologist come to party and talk petri dishes
21Coin.com The first crypto especially released by 21 Savage. Annnnnd I made that up. But sounded real
Mariah.net Ironically, someone as classy as Mariah Carey would never be caught with a dot net
WeSummit.com Summit like get together and talk business or climb to the top of a mountain
HealingFirst.com First we heal you, then we dance
MowerService.com Mowing or Mow would be much better but has a few bids
Knoodl.com Fails the radio test miserably but would probably be accepted on a brandables site
HYVR.com The VR at the end is brining in the bids
Edek.com I’ll officially let this be brandable
CreatingApps.com At least they’ll know what you do. Don’t have to worry about them thinking you sell clothes or make ice cream
MyInsuranceAgent.com Definitely easier to remember than your name or your number
DesignFix.com “they fuck it up, we fix it” Might be a bit edgy but they’ll remember your name and your slogan
MentorLabs.com Lab names seem to be doing well at auction lately
2200.org I have no idea what a NNNN.org is worth but if they have any value this one will
Turga.com Nice little 5L.com for the price. But will go over $100 like all of them do now
TasteLovers.com Sounds like a cooking site or show and that’s most likely what it will be some day
Godaddy Domains With One Or No Bids
The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids
1501bc.com
28js.com
557726.com
91z91.com
Accessly.com
AcuteFamilyMedicine.com
Agilee.com
AlistSeo.com
AllTechShare.com
AnnapurnaHeli.com
Anthai.org
Bascar.com
BeTsamba.com
BikerSafety.com
Boencj.com
Brewvana.net
Byods.com
cg816.com
China-Rattan.com
ChinaZawen.com
ClipperCMS.com
CodaBrasil.org
ConnectedCo.com
CBVerry.com
cwbanh.com
Cyriv.com
Do60.com
DoPeak.com
doumentong.com
Eenheb.com
EnableMakeathon.org
EuroBabePics.com
Extenet.com
Fafree.com
FiltrationSpecialist.com
Foozool.com
ForumUp.org
FranHealy.com
FrenchEducation.org
ftyc.com
fx77.com
ggmry.com
GolfLove.com
hcvhc.com
hg8913.com
ImpressionProject.org
InspirAsianCreations.com
Kegame.com
KMPro.org
KuonaTrust.org
KVFX.com
LawGeorgia.com
lijun8.com
LintCoat.com
LyceumTheatreLondon.com
MicrofiberSheets.com
ModulaRone.com
Moscow-Portal.info
mypdfscripts.com
NN83.com
NoDefeat.com
Ontegrity.com
OralNet.com
OrganizedRage.com
PolarSea360.com
PPMotors.com
rt15arts.com
RumorsLeague.com
RYCloud.com
Scalpay.com
shdjbox.com
ShopMobility.com
Snobsy.com
SosoActive.com
SpearmintRhinoLasvegas.com
SpiceToTable.com
sqbll.com
ssacn.org
SupSonic.com
TakeABreather.com
tarrsdq.com
Teryi.com
The-Magic-Wardrobe.com
THStats.com
totteridgeresidents.org
TreatCBD.com
TXMotocross.com
Vradx.com
WakiOnline.com
WeZoom.com
WhyChooseCBD.com
XFSU.com
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I know exactly what you’re talking about Shane. I have to double-check words all the time, especially if I’m tired. 🙂
Hi Shane
I love your comments on the names.
Well ,which is better for VR before keyword or after?
Thanks
I actually think VR companies generally won’t have VR in the name but I think each name is different as to whether beginning or end is better. Can work on either side