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Good News For Palm Desert
Or at least Devan Scott
Matchmaking– Do they really work?
That’s what Etienne Nestor wants to know
Matchmaking – Can a Female Friend Become a Girlfriend?
by Allan Tan
Have you thought about playing the matchmaking game and trying to turn one of your female friends into a girlfriend? Is this feat even possible? If so, how can you work through this situation?
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Maybe They Could Learn To Love Her
From The BBC:
Almost 400 South Korean men have entered a competition to marry a businesswoman with a fortune worth about $18m (£11m).
The men were responding to an advert on the Sunoo matchmaking website.
The woman, 49, is described by Sunoo as “elegant, slim, feminine and active” and is looking for a “soulmate”
She’s looking for a [...]
Virtual Dating Assistants?
Leena Rao at TechCrunch:
For those guys who are looking to meet a lady but don’t have the time to devote to the due diligence, outsourcing the job is the obvious option. Trolling Match.com, eHarmony and other dating sites can be a time-consuming and frustrating task.
Even setting up an appealing profile on these sites can be daunting. To help these [...]
I Didn’t Think The Recession Had This Kind Of Effect
Apparantly things are tough out here for a millionaire:
A female millionaire’s public announcement to seek a life partner is becoming the talk of the town. It is rare in Korea for rich female singles to publicly seek a future husband through a match-making agency.
The businesswoman has asked matchmaking company Sunwoo to find her future husband. [...]
Advice From Marla The Matchmaker
This may be the solution to dating after college.
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Employers Act as Cupid
Jane Han at The Korea Times:
Tuition reimbursement and free late night taxi services were as exciting as most employee benefits went so far. But now some companies have decided that they will help their single staff find romance at work. Through employee-to-employee matchmaking events, employers are turning to play the role of cupid. [...]








