The Planet of the Wanton Geriatrics
Life can be cruel at times. Life can be filled with contradictions. Contradictions that become paradoxes in our day-to-day lives and as the years progress leave us wondering, what the hell happened? The cruelty part is that there is no going back, no modifying the order of things or adjusting priorities. Despite all good wishes and inspiring messages [...]
Economic Meltdown, When You Finally Get the Memo
The economic meltdown came so fast and so furiously, most of us weren’t sure how to even reaction. With the markets plummeting, housing prices on a steep decline and people getting laid off left and right, we were left with mixtures of anger and grief. To at least some degree, life as we knew it [...]
When Grandma Had a Job It Was More Necessity Than a Career Decision
Can Having Children Early Help Women’s Careers Later On? Posted by Peter Lattman There’s a page-one WaPo story on young professionals in their 20s and early 30s who decide to buck demographic trends and have children. It’s the third in an ongoing series about the choices young professionals make. We posted on the last story [...]
True.com back in the news about online dating background checks
David Crary of Associated Press wrote an article about the recent New Jersey legislation requiring online dating sites to disclose whether they perform background checks and discusses True.com and Match.com’s response. Predictably, True.com was “elated” by the legislation (which provides them with an opportunity to trumpet their usage of background checks). Match, on the other hand, said [...]