Showing posts with label TGIF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TGIF. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2016

Ten Ways To Improving Your Relationship

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The beautiful thing about life is that we can share our entire life with the love of our life. Relationship often goes in cycle and needs to be balanced to have continuity. What and who is most important person in our life will drive the need to have a relationship in the first place. As all relationship, for it to work, we must be working at it constantly. Not on valentine day, anniversary day, desperate days, good or bad days but every day. No matter how great a relationship is every relationship always has an area of improvement. Below I briefly highlight ten ways to improving a relationship...

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Friday, January 8, 2016

FREE TODAY: Losing Murphy by Abraham King

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Free Today: Pet lovers, don't pass this book by. More than just a dog tale, the author touches upon the importance of living life and cherishing time spent with loved ones. Grab a copy today on Amazon

Thursday, January 7, 2016

100 Up: Twitter to expand tweets from 140 characters to 10,000

Image result for twitter image Twitter's most beloved features is set to change. The company is planning to extend its 140-character limit to as many as 10,000, according to a person familiar with the matter. Twitter’s fans were quick to complain that such a change, expected to be announced by the end of March, would spoil the brevity and speed of the real-time service.
The character limit that forces users to pen snappy tweets could give way to the longer essays found on Facebook. It could transform Twitter into more of a public blogging platform rather than one that is succinct and well-suited to quips and breaking news headlines.

This person said, however, that Twitter Inc. is aiming to retain the look and feel of the user timeline. For tweets that are longer than 140 characters, users will have to click and expand to see the rest of the text. As users write beyond the 140-character limit, Twitter will signal to them that they have crossed the threshold as a way to encourage brevity.