 to help her friend?
After Graeme and Xin leave, who does Tina briefly date?
What is this guys job?
Tina falls in love with someone else after her split. Who is it?
Who does Tina agree to be a surrogate for?
Who does Tina's worst enemy on the street, after accidentally crashing into her car, and discovering that she was abusing her partner?
Who is Tina's elderly companion with who she shares a special bond?You must be willing to have an essential, yet tough conversation and ultimately decide how to best move forward together.
Before you initiate this conversation, you should think about what you really want, so you can successfully articulate it when the time comes.

Discuss the situation as logically as possible, and if you need to, involve an unbiased third party such as a therapist.
Therapists have a significant skill set that will help to guide this conversation and ultimately assist you and your partner in deciding what to do moving forward.
Imagine this: You and your partner are on your usual morning walk, but you decide to take a different route today. One that leads you to a beautiful grey, brick house with a huge front yard. “Wow, what an incredible house. Who knows, maybe one day, we’ll move out of our apartment and live there,” you say hopefully… only to be shot down by your less excited counterpart: “No way, I’d never buy a house here. We’ll be much happier on the West Coast.” You continue along without saying a word, but your mind is racing. You always envisioned starting a family in your hometown… not on the other side of the country.
Realizing you and your partner have different visions for the future can make your heart race. It can make you question everything. It can cause you to worry about whether or not you truly belong in each other’s futures. And while these nerves and worries are warranted, I have some good news: this doesn’t have to be a deal-breaker. It’s possible to resolve this issue if you and your partner are willing to communicate effectively and agree on how to move forward together.
“Dealing with long-term projections in your relationship are much like making any variety of decisions in your life. The first thing you need to do before broaching the subject to your significant other is to spend some time really thinking about what it is you want so that you’re certain about it when you bring the subject up for discussion. This way you are also able to figure out how you aim to achieve your goal when you start discussing it with your partner, rather than just saying things for the sake of saying things—which could place unnecessary strain on your relationship.
If you and your partner find that you don’t agree with one another, hear each other’s opinions or ideas out and then discuss the issue as logically as you can. However, there are a lot of emotions involved in any relationship, which means that you inevitably wind up getting sadder or angrier than you would be were you to make the same decision in another context.
1) What is your love path or map, and what are the stops along the way?
Many times, I ask couples how they came to the place they are today and what their plans are for their relationship for the future. Sometimes, as people, we get so focused on our own perspective that we forget to check our perspective with the people we care about most. Creating a shared picture of your hopes for the relationship is something that can be rewarding. With more knowledge of each other, we can create admiration, yet sometimes we get focused on the stressor rather than trying to look at a bigger picture of a relationship.
2) Are any questions negotiable or non-negotiable?
It is helpful to identify some of these questions early in the relationship and truly check in with your partner about big questions of life. By that, I mean if a partner tells you they don’t want children, you should understand this person’s wants and needs without putting your expectations on them. For instance, responding to the question of children in your mind with, “They’ll come around,” or purely ignoring them and putting off the questions until those decisions become more urgent will end poorly for any relationship.
3) Can you sit in the discomfort of asking these tough questions?
Many times we will avoid the “big values” questions because we struggle to deal with how these questions feel inside of us. It is also okay to go to couples counseling to get help in these situations. Sometimes we need an outside perspective that can aid us in managing our difficult feelings around these questions and reaching a resolution. Couples who are intentional about going to therapy together as a preventative measure seem to be able to manage the bumps in the road of their relationship better than those who wait until things are really hard. It is possible to resolve these issues, the resolution may be the relationship ends, or maybe the lovemap changes.
Sometimes, we need a little additional help addressing potential problems like different visions for the future. If this is the case for you and your partner, consider working with a couples counselor at Thriveworks. Our providers are skilled and experienced and they truly care about your health and progress in life.
It's amazing how refreshed you are after a couple of weeks in Hawaii on the taxpayer's dime.
President Barack Obama is back at the White House after spending two weeks with his family in Hawaii.
Obama took an overnight flight on Air Force One back from the island of Oahu, where the Obamas vacation every year.
Obama was rarely seen in public during the trip and spent his time golfing, on the beach with family or dining in Honolulu’s restaurants.
On his last day, he and his daughters visited Pearl Jam’s lead singer, Eddie Vedder.
Obama’s public schedule picks back up Tuesday when he meets with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto (PAYN’-yuh nee-EH’-toh).
Obama will travel later in the week to Michigan, Arizona and Tennessee as he gears up for his State of the Union address on Jan. 20.
He’ll face a Republican-run Congress that convenes Tuesday.BitMEX, the second-top crypto exchange by reported trading volume to date, experienced record outflows during the month of July. According to the blockchain data provider TokenAnalyst, the total outflow on the exchange amounted to around $530 million.
Historic inflows and outflows on BitMEX. Source: TokenAnalyst
BitMEX’s monthly outflow never exceeded $100M before
Fellow industry analytics firm Ceteris Paribus commented on the news on Aug. 4, noting that BitMEX had never experienced outflow of more than $100 million in a single month. During the whole 2018, the total outflows accounted for $1.3 billion, the firm stated, adding that there was not a single month when outflows were greater than inflows.
Bitmex monthly net Bitcoin flows. Courtesy of Ceteris Paribus
On July 20, TokenAnalyst reported a record outflow on BitMEX. During the course of a single day, the exchange saw an outflow of $83 million worth of bitcoins (BTC) while only $12 million came in.
While the news apparently drew the attention of crypto community, some commentators suggested that such a big discrepancy was a normal reaction, particularly taking into account the amount of BTC held on BitMEX.
CFTC probe spooks BitMEX traders
At the same time, the $73 million outflow-over-inflow discrepancy took place subsequently after the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) was reported on July 19 to suspect that BitMEX allowed U.S. residents to use its trading platform. Notably, under the current law, the U.S. is one of several countries prohibited from using BitMEX and similar crypto-based financial services, but users may have sought to circumvent the geoblock using services such as VPNs.
In turn, the probe followed a debate between BitMEX CEO and co-founder Arthur Hayes and well-known crypto antagonist Nouriel Roubini in early July.
After the debate, Roubini published his Crypto Heist essay, in which he criticized BitMEX, accusing the exchange of helping criminals to launder money.
BitMEX’s website traffic also drops
Meanwhile, BitMEX’s website traffic notably dropped since mid-July, which coincides with significant amount of outflows from the exchange. According to the Alexa data, BitMEX’s rank dropped from #11,851 on July 19 to #12,644 at the press time, which could suggest that users, particularly Americans using VPN, are actively taking their funds off the exchange.
BitMEX traffic over the past 90 days. Source: Alexa
Nevertheless, BitMEX's dedicated insurance fund continued to grow, according to its official page. As such, the fund added around 1,400 BTC ($16 million) over a monthly period from July 4 to Aug. 4. It now comprises 30,600 BTC or nearly $360 million.TeaHouse
This is the next iteration on the village we put up at Ohm2013, 30c3, CCCamp15 and 31c3, 32c3
where "La Quadrature du Ohm" was built as an infrastructure for relaxed cozyness as well as the sharing of thoughts, tea and good vibrations. La Quadrature du Ohm became indeed the perfect space to invent projects and things, to connect people, projects and communities, and to strategize the building of our sad world through a free, open and decentralized used of technology.
This will be a relaxing area for everyone, with a tea house and (