By Abi: November 2, 2010 The choice to stick out a long distance relationship means you’ve found what everyone else is looking for–someone worth hanging on to. Still, keeping the flame burning with so many miles between you can be tricky. Here are a few ideas for long-distance dates with your far-away mate.
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By Abi: November 23, 2010 Even the most confident among us gets a little anxious about meeting a significant other’s parents for the first time. If you’ve got a nerve-wracking encounter on the horizon, try these tips to get a handle on your anxiety.
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StumpleUpon the service that helps you discover websites has reached 500 million page views a month. It’s Founder and CEO Garret Camp just tweeted this out:
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By Abi: November 19, 2010 If you’re the competitive type, it can be easy to forget that your partner is on your side . . . especially if you’re going through a slump while your mate is enjoying wild success. Here are some tips for getting through ego-crushing jealousy and moving on to graceful support.
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By Abi: November 30, 2010 The disappearing act is one of the most aggravating hazards of online dating, and while it’s best to let it go and move on, it’s hard to stop fixating on the mystery. Here are some common reasons for a sudden break in communication . . . and some good reasons why you should let it go and move on.
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You’ll have to excuse my Android fanboyism during this piece. The fact of the matter is, I had been trying to track down a Nexus S since the first day that it got confirmed. So when I finally got the notification this past Monday that one was headed my way, I was excited beyond anything that you’ve seen outside of an Apple store the night before a new iPhone.
You see, when the Nexus One came around, people talked it up like it was something that the world had never seen before. Fortunately, at least in some respects, it was. It was the first pure Android device, it was built on a great handset and it carved the way into the future for the Android releases up to and including FroYo. I had high hopes for its successor, the Samsung-built Nexus S. Would they be fulfilled?
Not entirely.
It’s important to understand that I was reasonably impressed with the Galaxy S line of phones. Though the Nexus S has some marked differences, there are some very striking similarities as well. If you’ve used Verizon’s Galaxy S, branded as the Samsung Fascinate, then you’ve essentially held a phone that feels very similar. There should be some pretty significant differences, though, given the OS.
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