Enough others have done that, you know. 
To make this post less than 100% useless, let me briefly answer two search queries leading people here today at 17:43 and 18:46:
these lotto numbers bring good luck
10 21 23 29 31 37 (49) – today in Germany, that is. Unless you consider money bad luck…
(Without guarantee.)
vincent raven music
Don’t match. If your nerves are strong enough, you can convince yourself here on the Wotschblog (ex-Just4Fun, German text)…
Crabwise via baton/fun with numbers via Pegasus’ Traum I encountered something terrific which I modified to make it easier to operate, yet give it a much deeper meaning and analysis and changed it in my very special way:
Learn everything about yourself with numerology !!!
Simply with your name !!!!!
More than you ever imagined possible !!!!1
More than you ever wanted to know !!!oneeleven
Enter your name to have it kabbalistic-numerolie^H^Hogically analyzed with the infallible knowledge of the pre-ancient geniuses, combined with super-ultra-modern computer technology – but you can also leave the input field empty, then state-of-the-art new-scientific mathematicianmuddrag methods of space energy research will be used to determine your meaningfull number fully automatically! You just have to sit still and concentrate!
Name (optional):
The number of days in one 400-year cycle of the Gregorian calendar. Fittingy, since my family name Grögel apparently comes from these pope names (though probably not specifically from this Gregory).
Since the number belongs to me now, I’ll ask demand license payments from everyone who manufactures or uses calendars! In the next days, I’ll work out exact price lists, set up ways of payment, and – expecting many to refuse payment – hire multitudes of lawyers to write expensive warning letters, especially those who have gathered experience in the field of various mass warning letters. *
(via Prinzzess’ quick number)
* Which would have the pleasant side effect to keep them busy with something more sensible. 
Huh??
Instead of listing 78 personal things in this German baton found at the Prinzzess’, I took the answers from what came into my mind at once when I saw this countdown from 12: The Uncle Scrooge comic “The Thrifty Spendthrift”) by Carl Barks from 1963, based on the old Christmas carol “The Twelve Days of Christmas”. 
Even though Easter is almost there…
(If you want, though, you can pick up this baton and answer it seriously…)
The celebrity lookalike search at MyHeritage.com is making its rounds again – e.g. here at Nadine‘s –, and since I didn’t publish anything about that before, I’ll do that now, and with a quite current photo:
So I – on this photo – am supposed to look at 74% like Wesley Snipes, at 71% Alexis Denisof (I’d like to get to know his Aly, too^^), at 70% Richard Gere, and with lower percentages like a few others (including only one woman). I’m actually quite satisfied with that, it could have been much worse. 
On an older photo (with larger glasses), by the way, it was mostly Elton John and Yitzhak Rabin.
Interesting that Mr Denisof’s character’s first name on Angel was Wesley… certainly the Powers That Be must be behind that. 
Also interesting to whom Pope Gregory XIII, who is (currently…) to be seen on my avatar/title image, is said to be looking alike: Angelina Jolie, Liz Taylor, Gary Cooper, Liza Minelli and others:
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