Journey Accross Online World

Let me start out by saying I myself have tried just about every major Internet dating site that exists, well at least the more popular ones. I have tried eHarmony, Match.com, Cupid.com, and many more. I even tried the Christian dating sites, as well as the ones for seniors. And guess
 what? You got it, they are all the same. Or is that men are all the same?Yes, it’s no secret that most men like to play the field right up until the minute they say I do. There are even some men that continue it after their married. They are called low down, rotten cheaters. So then, why as women should we be at all surprised when they do it onnline? Well, we are still looking for Prince Charming, and still wishing and hoping like the 60’s song, that some man will think we are their one and only. If wishes could only come true, or is that delusions? What I came to find from my own experiences, as well as from women I know that have used these modern tools of torture, that on most of the sites, and with most of the men they are playing the dating, buffet game. So you’re now thinking what’s wrong with that? Well, if you met a man out in the so called real world, it would be very much harder, although not impossible to keep several women on the hook so to speak, at the same time. Yes, the Internet has opened up a whole new world for the man who lives in the world of plenty! What happens with this buffet dating game is that he knows you’re probably believing that he is concentrating on one woman at a time, getting to know you, and then if things work out, great, and if they don’t on to the next woman. Well, that’s not how it works. Although myself and many other woman I know did it this way in order to give each man a fair shake, most men don’t seem to be on the same page as us. Why just nibble on one goody, when their is a whole buffet table full of appetizers just waiting to be devoured. Yes, a lot of men have found out how to have their cake and eat it too! The Internet has given them a world that in the past they could only dream about. As many women as they want, and all at the same time.

Monday, September 7, 2009Business NewsKraft proposes $16.7 billion, Cadbury rejectsKraft Foods Incorporated offered to pay $16.7 billion to buy out the British candy maker, Cadbury PLC. Cadbury rejected Kraft’s proposal because it felt that the offer “undervalued the company”. Kraft is unrelenting, however and is determined to propose a price that is supported
 by Cadbury. Cadbury stock experienced a sharp rise (41 percent) Monday on the London Stock Exchange.G-20 continues stimulus programs, Euro and Asian stocks riseThe G-20, consisting of the globe’s 20 wealthy and developing nations, decided to continue its stimulus programs, which are intended to support the global economy. This news proved beneficial to the European and Asian stock markets Monday as the markets rose. News that Cadbury rejected Kraft’s $16.7 billion bid also sent stocks upward.World NewsPhilippines: capsized ferry kills 9; 926 rescued and 33 others missingSunday, a Philippine ferry capsized killing 9 people. The accident injured 926 people and 33 others are still missing and search efforts are underway. There is no evidence that the accident was due to a terrorist attack.Sudanese women wearing trousers fined, not floggedLubna Hussein, a Sudanese journalist is challenging a conservative Islamic law, which prohibits women from wearing trousers in public. In July, Hussein was arrested and charged with public indecency for appearing in public wearing trousers. The international community which has sympathized with Hussein’s cause drew significant criticism of the law and compelled the judge hearing Hussein’s case to issue a $200 fine rather than 40 lashings to women wearing trousers in public. In protest of the law, Lubna Hussein chose not to pay the fine and to remain in prison for one month.Iraq: 7 killed and 10 injured by car bombPolice and hospital spokespersons have confirmed that seven people were killed and ten others injured by the explosion of a car bomb near Ramadi, Iraq on Monday.3 British men connected to al-Qaida convicted of plotting a major terrorist attack

Also, a Look at Possible ‘Good Morning America’ ReplacementsDiane Sawyer is due to replace Charles Gibson on ABC’s World News Tonight. Charles Gibson, 66, plans to retire in order to spend time with his family. He does, however, plan to remain with the ABC News Team as an occasional correspondent. According to the Washington Post, ABC had hoped for Charles Gibson to remain on the show. In 2007, he had planned on retiring, but the network needed him to hold down the fort after the death of Peter Jennings, the pregnancy of Elizabeth Vargas, and the Diane Sawyer to Replace Charles Gibson on ABC World News TonightIraq injury of Bob Woodruff. When ABC News approached Diane Sawyer about taking over Charlie Gibson’s anchor position, her first response was “can’t we talk Charlie into staying?”I am going to miss Charlie on ABC World News Tonight. I always liked his calm demeanor and cheerful tone as well as his working dynamic with George Stephanopoulos. And unlike Brian Williams or Katie Couric who are more blatantly partisan, at least Charles Gibson attempts to feign political neutrality. Diane Sawyer initially had reservations about taking over Charles Gibson’s job because she did not want to be seen as starting a cat fight with Katie Couric. Yet while viewers will inevitably make comparisons between Diane Sawyer and Katie Couric, they have very styles, as Diane Sawyer has more of a reputation for a ‘harder’ journalistic style.Diane Sawyer to replace Charles Gibson: Tongue-in-cheek suggestions for Good Morning America replacementsWhile many viewers are focusing on what direction ABC News will take with Diane Sawyer, I thought it would be fun to come up with a few suggestions on who could replace her on Good Morning America. One obvious choice is to promote Chris Cuomo to the anchor position. Yet such a choice would be a bit predictable. If Good Morning America wants to compete with the Today Show, it needs a bigger name (such as Meredith Vieira).