The
online route to finding new love has gone mainstream. A report says
online dating services are now second only to direct introductions by
friends as a way to meet that special someone. One out of three people
have dated someone based on an online connection, but experts caution
that the scientific claims of success for online dating services have
yet to be proven. Source Link
Downsizing
your dinner plate won’t necessarily do the same for your waistline. A
new study found no benefit in using a smaller plate to eat less when
people were trying to lose weight. Researchers say the better strategy
would be to improve a person’s ability to sense real hunger and fullness
to prevent overeating. Source Link
Filing
your income taxes electronically can mean a faster refund, but a
majority of Americans still don’t trust their most-personal financial
data to the information superhighway. A new survey says just over 50% of
people have privacy and security concerns about using their home
computer to file income taxes, and that percentage has risen since last
year. Source Link
