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Our WorldAll is Unfair in Love and War
Iraq is not a place for lovers. This war’s purpose was to be the stepping-stone for a major change in the Middle East. It was not to last more than six months and while no one ever expected it to be easy, it was not supposed to last this long.
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In LoveClean Up Your Act!
In a relationship, when one person is a neat freak and the other is a slob, it is seemingly impossible for one person to always meet or exceed the other’s standards.
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In LoveKeeping Long-Distance Love Alive
When the partners go their separate ways, the death knell sounds, and the relationship dies. But, is it the distance killing the friendship, or something else altogether?
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AdviceBringing the Heat Back into a Cooling Relationship
By keeping the communication lines constantly open with your lover, you can rekindle the passion easily and most importantly, with sincerity.
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In LoveSuccessful Solitude
When you have grown accustomed to being one half of a couple, parts of your individual self have the tendency to disappear into the background. Spending time alone can help you to regain the elements of your life that make up the individual you.
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Gifting SuiteRomantic Gifts on a Budget
Fear not! The economic crisis doesn’t have to take all the fun out of the romance! Here are some solutions to finding the perfect gift at the perfect price!
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Power Couples of the PastVenus Unbound: Free Love Amongst the Radicals
Modern horror movie buffs might be surprised to know that no one exemplified this spirit of “free-love” radicalism as much as the author of the classic Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus, Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin and its inspiration, her virtuoso poet husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley. And, as bizarre as it may seem, it was this couple’s very fascination with the cryptic and the undead that helped keep their open relationship healthy and alive.
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In LoveHow to Play…
Try these simple tips to keep the heat in your relationship, even when you are on other sides of the globe.
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In LoveSurviving A Broken Heart
Your first time? Oh, sweet darling! It will be okay. Just know that it will. Yes, it does feel like you are going to die. It hurts. Really, really bad. However, fear not! Listen to others who have gone through it before, and have not only survived, but come out stronger and the better for it! There are thousands of reasons those we love leave us, but only one result for all of them. A broken heart. It will heal. Here’s how.
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RestaurantsBlue Ribbon Bakery
Sorry Magnus, but since we covered the other two restaurants on the corner of Downing and Bedford, we would be remiss not to cover Blue Ribbon Bakery, as well. We were looking for a new brunch place to go to. Zagat, while rating Blue Ribbon Bakery very high, made the comment: “If you can get a seat”.
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