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SayHeyHey: Online dating gets video site
PALO ALTO, Calif. — Many online dating sites seek to connect soul mates, to bring together those looking for eternal and everlasting love. The latest Internet dating site, recently launched in Palo Alto, is not one of them. "It's not about marriage," said Alex Gurevich, co-founder of SayHeyHey.com, the first free all-video online dating site. The new site eschews the typical format of online dating sites where users carefully word profiles and post photos "from 10 years and 20 pounds ago," Gurevich said. Instead, users of SayHeyHey post videos of themselves talking, wakeboarding or — in co-founder Soudy Khan's case — utilizing a beer bong. If a visitor is interested in someone else's clip, he or she can send a video introduction.
SheKnows Acquires LovingYou.com - #1 Marriage and Relationship Site
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- SheKnows.com (http://www.sheknows.com), one of the fastest growing online destinations for women, announced today the acquisition of LovingYou.com -- the #1 marriage and relationship site on the web. LovingYou.com is one of the top 10 online destinations for women ages 18-25 and delivers nearly half a million unique visitors per month with 12 million page views. The site has been online for over 10 years providing award-winning content spanning every stage of a loving relationship along with free interactive tools and opportunities to participate in community forums. Unlike sites focused on dating and finding a mate, LovingYou.com is a leading source for information on how to put the fire back into an existing relationship and features advice and support for staying in love.
On holiday with vacation home exchange
Pick a travel destination and you just might find a fellow traveler there who'd be willing to trade places with you through a vacation home exchange. An increasing number of websites (even Craigslist) can link you with others who want to see the world and save some cash by exchanging living quarters. And at a time when recession forecasts might have you clutching your weak dollar even tighter, a house swap could be the difference between going to London to see the queen or staying home. If you're willing to take an unconventional route to dodge obstacles like rising fuel costs and unfavorable exchange rates, swapping your home could help you get exactly where you want to go. "Accommodations are the single biggest expense of your trip," says Helen Bergstein, a Bayonne native and frequent house swapper who owns the 9-year-old vacation home exchange website Digsville.com.
Bringing in the big guns
As a group, entrepreneurs tend to be an opinionated bunch. After all, it's their company and they can do whatever they like. The problem with this type of attitude, of course, is that it diminishes the board's value to the company it is trying to serve, causing members to eventually loose interest. So the best advice I have for someone considering setting up an advisory board is to make sure you are ready to hear what your board has to say. Advisory boards can be enormously helpful to those with an open mind. They can help you see trouble before it hits you, they can open otherwise locked doors, they can bring credibility to an emerging business, and they can help resolve issues with which you have limited experience. But all of this only matters if you are ready to listen. 5.
Hispanics making huge financial impact on North Carolina, Surry County
I do not know what positive service you believe you are providing to Mt. Airy News readers, Surry County, North Carolina, or America by repeating ad nauseam your call for the toleration of illegal activity by Mexican and Central/South American immigrants. You are a smart guy, and are certainly aware that the largest portion of the Hispanic community is here illegally. The fact that 25.8% of Dobson is Hispanic (per the 2000 census you cite) should cause you as the editor of our newspaper to call for an investigation by the Department of Homeland Security and the Internal Revenue Service to determine why employers in the area are able to get away with hiring people who are in this country illegally. If the farmers and other employers did not hire them (illegally), then there would be no incentive to remain or come here in the first place.
Investors say lax oversight cost them millions
Could you explain to me how in God's name something like this happens? I thought there are government agencies that watchdog over people and don't allow this to happen over and over again,'' she said. Brad Gilmore of Minneapolis, who lost $100,000 in money turned over to Gross, said he blames regulators. ''I thought their responsibility is to guard us from these kinds of people, but they set him free on us,'' he said. ``That makes my blood boil.'' .
Is Anyone Serious About Ending the Political Crisis in Chad?
The second combustible situation is the political crisis inside Chad. Despite the Chadian government’s assertions that all of Chad’s problems emanate from Sudan’s capital Khartoum, Chad’s government is among the world’s most venal and its citizens are among the world’s most destitute and disenfranchised. Chad provides an accommodating theater for regional conflict and proxy war because it is grappling with its own very serious internal crisis. In the wake of the most recent coup attempt, the Chadian government has cracked down hard on unarmed political opposition. Opposition leaders have been arrested, fled to neighboring countries, or been driven underground. To Chadians seeking a peaceful way forward, the international community’s silence has been deafening.
Refugees are too scared to return to Iraq
They struggle to get accommodation, healthcare and an education for their children. Although some refugees have returned, the vast majority are too afraid to go home to areas where sectarian death squads and ethnic cleansers still hold sway. Yet the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) found homes in other countries for a paltry 4,575 last year and admits it is unlikely to fill its quota of 25,000 in 2008. Ghunnam has been put forward for settlement in the US, the country whose missile shattered her family, a place whose language she does not speak and where she knows nobody. She dreads the prospect, yet she is considered luckier than the thousands still waiting to be processed by the languid UN bureaucracy. For now, Ghunnam is trapped like the rest of them in Amman with her memories and an inescapable shame at her decline from respected schoolmistress to the status of beggar.
10 LOUGHTON: Town council signs recreation ground lease
LOUGHTON Town Council has formally taken control of Roding Valley recreation ground ending a saga stretching back over a decade. A contract granting the council a 125-year lease was finally signed bringing to an end a string of negotiations with Epping Forest District Council dating back to the town council's creation in 1996. The agreement came as the council was due to debate a motion drafted by councillor Chris Pond threatening to withdraw all maintenance payments for the ground in protest at the district council's string of delays over the lease. .
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