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matchmaking News Archive29-Mar-2008
- Two?s an army (The Star)
AFTER numerous delays, EA?s Army of Two has finally hit the shelves. Early hype of the game was centred on its heavy emphasis on co-operative and co-ordinated strategies that would help set it apart from other third-person shooters.
- Promoting leadership (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
In September, Linda Powell Pruitt was named president of Leadership Metro Richmond, a nonprofit organization that prepares area residents for community leadership roles.
- Divorcees give love 2nd try 30 years later (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Gary and Marcia Wilkin will re-marry today.
- Matchmaking moms (Chicago Sun-Times)
Ashley Currie says she could write a book. She'd call it My Mom, My Pimp. "She carries around pictures of me in her purse and whenever she meets a decent-looking single guy, she goes on the prowl," says Currie, who lives in Naperville and works in Chicago.
- Matchmaking moms (Daily Southtown)
Ashley Currie says she could write a book. She'd call it My Mom, My Pimp. "She carries around pictures of me in her purse and whenever she meets a decent-looking single guy, she goes on the prowl," says Currie, who lives in Naperville and works in Chicago. At first it was funny. Currie would get phone calls out of the blue from mom-approved men, and even met a few of them for coffee. Then it ...
- Charity WLTM Business Professional to Share Experience for Fulfilling Lasting Relationship (Online Recruitment)
27/03/2008 THE City of London Corporation's City Action, a matchmaking service for City firms and SMEs that wish to volunteer with community organisations in the City fringe boroughs, is launching an online database to set up more long term, satisfying relationships which fulfill the needs of both parties.
- More News (Daily Breeze)
Southern California's economy will soon get a $70 million economic boost thanks to a delegation of local business and government leaders who recently returned from a trip promoting trade and strengthening economic ties with India.
- Lasco Ford values female shoppers (Tri-County Times)
Women buy half the vehicles sold in the United States and influence 85 percent of all vehicle purchases, yet women still feel uncomfortable with the dealership and their "hard sell" approach.
- Cloudy Lane's fine Grand National outlook (Daily Telegraph)
For Cloudy Lane, this year's favourite, the race seems set in something more than the stars - it is as if whole families, as well as the fates, have combined, says Brough Scott.
- Missing: Two daughters and a Viet bride (The Star)
KUALA LUMPUR: Two women are worried sick about their missing daughters while a runaway Vietnamese bride has left a lorry driver with a broken heart. These are the sad tales told at the office of MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Michael Chong.
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