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This expt is similar to those done by the 'struturalists' in the 1890's.

A UK based media analysis website. Also check out the book 'Guardians of power : The Myth of the Liberal Media' by David Edwards and David Cromwell (editors of Media Lens).

A large repository of useful resources, articles and links about international issues and humanitarian problems.

its a small world after all

I have a dream... a song to sing..

great photographs of ferocious storms whose mountainous size holds you in awe

There is a good set of questions here. It is silly to use them whenever you meet a prospective mate because its through natural conversations and our experience with relationships that we judge people. There are a lot more other variables which go into consideration when thinking of marriage. Your partner wouldn't find a better reason to call you a smug once you start out on a marathon personality test like this. Also there is no point in just asking questions. Some inferences should also be given based on possible answers. Since the page lacks this crucial aspect, it fails in its goal (if any). The site should have offered much more ideas, real life stories, articles by psychologists etc to make it more interesting for anyone trying to get some help on understanding their mates before tying the knot.

A great site which offers some really valuable tips for a good understanding of relationships taking the MBTI personality type indicator as reference. I am not sure how effective these suggestions are as I have note tried them out nor have I seen any reviews analyzing their reliability. However, it sure provides some basic theories which should always come in hand when interacting with others.