The game is simple. You are Dr. Awesome (resident virus killer and all around mighty surgeon.) What you have to do is cut away blobs of cells while avoiding viruses. Doesn't sound that interesting right? Well the beauty of the game lies not in its game play but rather in its ability to go through your address book and assign your contacts as patients. So essentially, each time you play, you are saving or killing someone you know. We must admit that at Geek Central here, we feel a tinge of guilty pleasure each time we kill someone that we don't particularly like. In fact, the other day, Shoe Geek received the phone contact of Mr. X and after inputting it in, the first thing she did was turn to me, grin and say "Now I can kill him!" Killing people on your black list for only US$0.99? We're sold.

Everybody's always on about Proenza Schouler for their amazing bustier dresses, the newest non-It It-bag PS1, their collaboration with Target for Go International. I fell in love with their footwear back in 2003, when their Spring 2004 collection hit the runway and these traffic-stopping beauties below certainly halted me in my tracks. What I love about them is that they're lady-like enough to go with a suit, but show enough toe cleavage to be sexy, and the yellow binding even hints at the designer duo's signature corsetry expertise. Images courtesy of Saksfifthavenue.com and Style.com

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Everybody loves jelly beans... but will you find them just as appetizing when positioned directly under the butts of some adorable plastic creatures? That's what the manufacturers of these whimsical toys are hoping. Even cuter than the actual concept are the taglines that the copywriters have come up with: "Super Duper Reindeer Pooper", "Sub-Zero Poopin' Hero", or the homage to Lynn Truss' seminal grammar guide, adapted for the Poo-Poo Panda, "Eats, Shoots, Leaves".

If you were born in the eighties and are female, then at some point in the nineties -- 1995 to be exact -- you probably watched Clueless (if you were anything like me, you probably saw it 30 times). Alicia Silverstone's Cher gave us so much to look up to: a dedication to daily learning (as opposed to "sporadic" learning), knowledge of classic English literature (that Polonius guy); the original gay best friend (Team Christian!) and the ability to wear plaid so abundantly and stylishly. But the thing that Cher had that we all wanted the most, had to be her electronic closet consultant.