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GeekChicDaily partners with Chris Hardwick’s Nerdist Industries. Newsletter publisherGeekChicDaily wants to be associated with everything cool. So it’s announcing a partnership with the Chris Hardwick’s Nerdist Industries. The equity partnership brings together nerds and geeks through two media companies focused on pop culture. The deal shows what happens when someone builds a personal brand and turns it into a media machine, as Hardwick (pictured) has done. GeekChicDaily, founded by Peter Levin, publishes newsletters on geek topics such as games, film, toys, comics, and tech.

It was founded by digital media veteran Peter Levin and Wizard Entertainment founder Gareb Shamus, a comic show operator. Hardwick’s Nerdist Industries includes the popular blog Nerdist.com; a top five comedy/pop culture podcast on iTunes; and a Twitter account with 1.4 million fans. Nerdist Industries is also producing the animated pilot Hard N Phirm’s Musical Time Hole at IFC. Recherché des vins: 'cesani' - Vinoo, Communauté des amateurs de vin.

Munch On Me Is A Groupon For Food, Done Right. Munch On Me is a daily deals site for food. But wait, before you click away to a slideshow about hot coders, Munch On Me (Y Combinator Summer class of 2011) has got some features that might just reroute you from relying on the big G for your munchies back to its sweet sweet embrace. First of all, Munch On Me focuses on giving discounts on specific dishes, instead of on anything in the entire restaurant. Any business who’s been a victim of the Groupon effect knows why this is important, namely because restaurants can prepare for the demand in advance, overloading on the inventory they expect will sell out. The Munch On Me discount focuses only on one item, and restaurants can upsell after the initial sale (“Would you like fries with that free milkshake?) And can keep offering up deals. Because it takes less of a cut than Groupon, Munch On Me can get merchants to give out larger discounts as well as items for free in hopes of bringing more people into the store.

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E la Carte: Table-Top Computers Bring Restaurants To The Future (With Bonus Trivia!) When you stop and think about it, the restaurant song-and-dance routine we’ve all memorized is a bit strange: we take our seats, wait, order some drinks, wait, order some food (and some smalltalk with the waiter), wait, eat til we’re full, wait, become frustrated that our waiter has apparently gone on their break and look around until we catch the busboy’s eye and make the “Check, please?” Hand gesture, furrow our brows as we attempt to do mental math (made all the more difficult by that lunchtime margarita), hand over a stack of credit cards adorned with post-its indicating how much to charge on each, sign our receipts (how much is 20%?) , and, finally, get up to leave. Whew. E la Carte, a Y Combinator-funded startup that’s making its big public debut today, is looking to mix things up a bit. The company is also announcing that it’s raised more than $1 million from investors including SV Angel, Dave McClure, Joshua Schachter, and Roy Rodenstein.