Read this on Yahoo Finance.  Thought I'd share especially if you're looking for a job.

1. Inappropriate Pictures -- Prospective employers or clients don't want to see pictures of you partying. Seemingly innocent photos can hurt.

2. Complaining About Your Current Job -- While everyone complains about work sometimes, make sure you don't do it online.

3. Posting Conflicting Information to Your Resume -- So it says "Harvard" on your resume and "unheard of college" on Facebook. Yeah, too bad you didn't put that Harvard graduate degree in your online profile.

4. Statuses You Wouldn't Want A Boss to See -- "Planning" to call in sick so you can hit the slopes? Sure, you can have fun with your status -- but be smart too.

5. Not Understanding Your Security Settings -- Figure. It. Out. If you're going to use Facebook professionally, and even if you aren't, go through your privacy options and limit who has access to what info.

6. Losing by Association -- Watch out who can tag, post, or share to your profile. Remove it as soon as you see it, and "de-friend" questionable repeat offenders as needed. The best advice is to lock down your personal profile so that only friends you approve can see anything on that profile. Then, create a second, public profile on

Facebook purely for professional use. (Yahoo Finance)

According to YourTango.com, here are some signs you're still not over your ex:

• Everything Reminds You of Him -- Songs, foods, smells ... everything brings back a specific memory. Time to stop lingering on the past and start bonding with people who are actually in your life.

• You're Overcompensating -- You dress up in the hopes you'll run into him and try to create the impression that your life is really awesome. When you catch yourself in this trap, remove him from the center of your focus.

• You Compare Everyone to Him -- Every time you meet a new guy, you make a list of all the ways he doesn't measure up to your ex. This, of course, will get you nowhere. Instead, have the discipline to measure every new man you meet on his own merits.

• You Fantasize -- If you still harbor a secret fantasy that the two of you have a future together, you're in big trouble. This misguided belief is keeping you from living life, or at least giving someone new a chance. Move on!

Found this on Oprah.com so I wanted to share:

1. The uplifter. This woman's favorite word is yes! Anything you want to do, she'll tell you (with major enthusiasm and support) to go for it.

2. The travel buddy. A great travel buddy is flexible, adventurous, willing to try new things and comfortable with quiet time when you both need it.

3. The truth teller. She tells it like it is, but the hard truth is spoken with love.

4. The "girls just wanna have fun" friend. This friendship is all about spontaneous good times and laughing it up.

5. The unlikely friend. She might be much older or younger, much richer or poorer or from a different culture-a variety of friends add richness to your life.

Source: Oprah.com