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Take Your Time When Breaking Up

While it’s tempting to burn all your ex’s belongings or send all their gifts to charity shops, Atcheson says it’s important to proceed with caution.Singer Charlotte Church might deal with her exes by cutting them out of her photos, but it’s hard to use particular method to cut them out of your life. I think you can’t just eradicate someone from the face of the earth by cutting them out of your photo album. I think that’s unhealthy. Don’t keep wearing jewellery from your ex - but don’t consign it all to the bin. Take your rings off, because continuing to wear them is a way of saying ‘we still belong together’. But getting over a break-up takes much more than just throwing out material reminders of your time together. You have to take your time. Time can heal everything.

You’ve got to spend time licking your wounds. You have to cry and grieve, it’s human and natural. Slowly you come to have to courage to face up to the new life

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Does Your Child Need a Cell Phone?

pros

cons

• It's quite possibly the world's easiest, fastest, most convenient way to stay in contact.

• It doesn't have to be all or nothing. You can limit use. Let kids carry the phone only on special occasions, or prepay for a certain number of minutes.

• It can help your child build and maintain friendships. No, this isn't the lamest reason ever. Like it or not, other kids have cell phones and rely on them to communicate.

• It has free long-distance. Kids can keep in touch with faraway friends and relatives without racking up long-distance charges on your landline.

• It offers a chance to teach responsibility. Assign kids the task of keeping track of minutes--or chipping in for the service.

• It can lead to huge bills. Extra minutes and features like text messaging and cool ringtones can break the bank.

• It can be a distraction in the classroom. In fact, many schools
ban cell phones.

• It's yet more screen time. Think your child already spends too much time in front of the TV and computer and playing video games? A cell phone is another electronic gadget that could add to the problem.

• It may pose a long-term health threat. The jury is still out on whether the exposure to radio emissions is safe for kids.

• It's easily misplaced or broken and expensive to replace or repair.

Beauty & Health

Dreaming helps to keep healthy

People may think they don’t get good sleep because they dream all night, which means less time to rest their brains. In fact, that’s a wrong view. People rest their brains even when they are dreaming.
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Finger length linked to female athletic strength

Finger length could be an indication of a woman's athletic prowess, according to a new study. Scientists found girls who are good at games have a shorter index finger compared with their ring finger. They based the research on x-ray pictures of the right and left hands of 607 female twins whose average age was 53. Most were right-handed.
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Career & Wealth

How to Find Your Dream Career: 11 Key Steps

From friends at SixWise. Wondering how to find your dream career? You're not alone.

Surveys of U.S. households have found that fewer than half of Americans are even satisfied with their jobs, let alone are living out their dream career. In fact, up to 75 percent of workers are still searching for a job they love, according to the job search Web site Career Builder.

Perhaps you already know what your dream career is and are in the process of choosing whether or not to take the leap (if this applies to you, you may want to read 12 Signs it is REALLY Time to Leave Your Job). However, and more likely, a large part of the problem may be that you have yet to discover what your dream career should be.