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KOB asked:


I’ve never been on a cruise before and would really love some suggestions as to your favorite cruises for professional singles. I’d like an atmosphere that is less targeted to families and honeymoon couples. What cruise locations and cruise lines are the best out there for this market?

Lesley Chew asked:


If you have the internet, then surely you are not new to dating online. Yes, online dating is fun, an exciting way to meet new friends and it can be really addictive. However, you must be warned of things you should look out for before you try it out. There have been more and more reported cases of identity theft or fraud on some sites. To avoid such problems and scams, here are 3 basic online dating tips that can help you.

Tip #1

Tell No One Anything.

Do not reveal any of your private information to anyone on any online dating site. Information like phone number, address should never be revealed to anyone, even if you have known them online for sometime or have been talking to them. You will never know who is really behind that persona you are talking to. The picture in the profile might not even be the real person! It pays to be cautious when dealing with anyone online. Some of these cyber criminals may even attempt try to trick you to reveal more personal information by pretending to be one of your friends. With such tricksters abound online, you must be paranoia about revealing any information to anyone online.

Tip #2

No site is safe. Period.

Having a website does not mean that whoever owns it is credible. Some owners of online dating websites will lure you in, request all your personal information and then sell those information to stalkers or other cyber criminals. Sometimes they sell these information to other companies which may seem legitimate but they in turn might resell your information to dubious characters. Also note that some websites that require you to enter a detailed password do not always mean a secure site. Always check that these websites have encryption enabled when you are submitting your information. Read all the fine print on privacy statement on these sites. Find out exactly what they can do and what they cannot do with your information. If possible, stick to mainstream or a famous online dating site. Sure, they are more expensive but the price is worth it to protect your identity from being stolen.

Tip #3

Use a nickname.

Never use your real name on the online dating site. Use a nickname or an alias instead. For example if your name is Jane Doe, use something else like lovewitc󾙗 instead. And if someone does ask you for your real name, you can give them a fake one.

All the 3 tips are meant to be basic guidelines that you should adhere to in order to protect yourself on any online dating site. You may be surprised at what people can find out online. It is better to be safe than sorry when you find out that “you” have been committing cyber crimes online and you have to go through the hassle of proving that it was not you.

Have fun meeting new people online but remember to protect yourself at the same time. Visit my website to read more about the various online dating sites.

udar asked:


Our church is at the point of starting a new singles ministry.

ramjet asked:


stating that he would only date chicks who were spayed, and ate bran muffins…. how weird is that?

hhgdgdfg asked:


Where can I find all POP singles that lasted on the Billboard charts for 8 or more weeks from 1990 to 2008.

PLEASE do not just give me an internet address .. give me a link that directly goes to what I want.

lc asked:


a business portal or business search engine of my own from my own house if its possible for me to start any of them from my own house. please help me with good answers, please help me to achieve this, thank you all.

Renee R asked:


I keep getting “too few arguments” when I try to “nest″ the integrals, but I cannot find anything online about this or in the manual. Please help!

Lady G asked:


I am starting a singles group for diverse professionals in my area, and I got a request to join from a 45 year old, but I think he’s too old for the group and don’t know if I′m being reasonable or if it is just my own personal standards I′m applying to the whole group. I want this to be a group of peers… educated, culturally diverse, young professionals seeking the same in a partner. I am 25 and I would not date a 45 year old so I feel like accepting a 45 will change the dynamic of the group and scare some younger people away. I am not saying 45 is OLD, just a little outside of the young singles dating range… I′m trying to come up with an age range to use as a standard. I feel like between 25 and 35 is good, maybe 23 and 37 as a max, but I need some input because I am not sure.

Lalala asked:


i want fat free singles(mild) that tastes good because kids will be eating it. i dont want it tasteless or rubberlike. something good. pls say the brand and store where i can buy it cheap

cmartisjeterfan asked:


Similar to how the trophy in hockey is called the Stanley Cup and the Super Bowl trophy is called the Vince Lombardi.

Reed asked:


Videos of the press conferences after the 2008 Wimbledon Men’s Singles Championship with Rafael Nadal and Rodger Federer.

Sofishortss asked:


This is my tournament:

http://tennislink.usta.com/Tournaments/TournamentHome/Tournament.aspx?T=52444

I’m playing tomorrow. Eek! It’s only my second tournament. It states, “In the event of split sets, a super tiebreaker will be used to decide the match.”

I played on my high school tennis team during the season, but that was all the way last fall and I don’t remember how to play a super tiebreaker, especially not for singles!

Please help- I’m really nervous and want to be fully prepared.

Anna K. asked:


I need to know for school stuff.

I don’t need other people, just the first woman who won EVER, singles match, like the very first time women played in the Wimbledon. Thanks, and if I could have several people answer to back that up just to be totally sure, that would be great!!! thanks!!!

Davion2308 asked:


I’m sick of clicking on what might be a decent question, only to get some teeny-bopper moaning and pissing about some week-old relationship or wanting to know if someone likes them or not. Why can’t we have the Under 17 Singles, and the Normal People Singles? Does anyone else think that’s a good idea?

michael a asked:


I ask this because so many greats : Sampras, Connors, Venus, Hingis, Federer, etc. have never won it. - (the singles title, specifically)