As people become busier with their lives it becomes increasingly difficult to meet members of the opposite sex. Over the past several years the concept of online dating has gained popularity and has become a mainstream way to effectively meet that special someone. Studies have shown that 1 in 6 marriages came about because the individuals meet via an online dating site.
Internet dating is a great way to narrow down the individuals you would actually be interested in going out on a date with. The online dating process is a great way to really get to know someone before meeting them face-to-face. Many people felt hey were more open in honest developing that connection through email and phone calls. The process is working for many people as they embark on happy relationships with individuals they would have never otherwise meet.
Online dating sites general start by having you post a detailed profile of yourself including your likes and dislikes and what type of partner you are looking for. The option to post images of your self is provided and recommended. Many online dating sites also have you go through a serious of personality questions, which allow the online dating system to recommend matches to you. Once your profile is online you are able to search the database for potential matches. At this point each online dating site has their own systems for contact members but all of them allow you to keep your personal information private until you are ready to provide it.
Date on the Web has become a great way for busy people to find possible mates. The systems protect your privacy, while allowing you to meet several fantastic options.
Community members add stories about the best future-focused content (predictions by experts, discoveries that will impact future events, product prototypes, industry forecasts, useful resources, etc.) and sorts it by future Year and Category.
The design of Future Scanner is pretty ugly but stories are interesting.
Future Scanner is part of the MemeBox Network (Jeff hifford is the CEO.)
Nice niche-content digg-like for all of you who like technology, innovation and future of humankind.
Here is a short film about what could be your Life 2.0 : a brain that would integrate more than 1000 new functions such as Weather, Calendar, Clock, GPS, Life Chat, phone, a video camera, etc…
One Laptop per Child (OLPC) foundation extends “Give one, Get one” program until December 31, 2007 in the USA and Canada.
Wow that’s pretty cool to make a 200$ donation and then receive the XO-1 Laptop for only 200$ (a $399 donation, $200 of which is tax-deductible).
I think it’s a wonderful gift for Christmas that people can do.
Think about it : you give for disadvantaged child in a developing nation, and you also receive your christmas gift.
The first countries to place big orders for the XO laptops were Uruguay and Mongolia. Today we learn that Peruvian government has signed a contract to purchase 260,000 units and Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim has ordered 50,000 laptops for distribution in Mexico..
To date donations to the “Give one, Get one” offer are about $2 million per day.
To learn more and participate in the Give One Get One program, go now to http://www.laptopgiving.org or call 1-877-70-LAPTOP (1-877-705-2786).
I am just considering to give one buy one (for my son) for Christmas. I have to convince my wife!
