Tiger Woods announced on his website late Friday he is taking a hiatus from professional golf, using the word "infidelity" for the first time in a statement.

"After much soul-searching, I have decided to take an indefinite break from professional golf. I need to focus my attention on being a better husband, father and person," he said.

Because you are tired of being completely passed out on your FB friends pictures, and because "everyone always has a camera", so always wear this t-shirt!

By committing this ‘online ritual suicide’, the deactivation of one’s Facebook account can become a social experience. After the Facebook account is deactivated, the user then sets up a Memorial Page and Suicidal Wall, on which friends and contacts visit and leave comments. Interestingly, your score on Seppukoo is determined by how many followers you have and the various testimonials your account brings in. So it is a highly subversive application and takes its users into a post-Facebook life. You might be relieved to know that should a user decide that deactivating their website was a mistake, the website can restore it; so it’s not a genuine ‘online suicide’ after all, but more of a tongue-in-cheek internet experiment.

Starting tonight, and running all weekend, the “clairvoyant” retail experiment at 303 Grand will take pop up retail to a whole new level.

Subports, an SMS purchasing system is presenting a shop of unique gifts that will be wrapped up so that buyers won’t know what’s inside. An on-site psychic will help shoppers decide what gift will be most appropriate.