Online dating is common practice in our society today as many different people all over the world use this type of service. In the next few minutes I am going to reveal to you some common mistakes I see people making over and over again that are hurting their chances greatly in meeting quality people with online dating services.

The good thing about Sundance is that there is always a better party just down the street so I head to Tao to meet some other friends just in time to see Nelly perform as Lance Bass, Akon, Tara Ried and Mathew Lillard get the place Hot in Herre.

As the celebs arrive, I am told that two spots in the tourney have opened up. After contemplating the $250 buy-in, I quickly grab a spot. “Do you know what you’re doing?” my mom asks when I call to tell her. “Don’t worry,” I promise, secretly hoping I’m not the first one out. I had occasionally watched poker on ESPN and played a few times with some friends but I was certainly no pro – unlike my competition. A couple hours later, I look around to see just two tables left. I was in the top 12.

There are five of us that used to live in this awesome warehouse loft in Williamsburg. While none of us were hipsters, we did enjoy the t-shirt country within stumbling distance, the almost too loud coffee shops to really get anything done, and the fashionistas waiting to be congratulated for their choices in layering…and piercings.

This quote works well for the hyper-competitive. In a bar game of pool, darts, quarters, or whatever the game, Russell’s quote exudes a simple beauty. As long as you’re playing already, there’s no sense in letting the other guy or gal win.

Downstairs I find two of my friends, the youngest E! News reporters, (not to mention incredibly good-looking) Jason Kennedy and Ben Lyons who are setting up for interviews with Sienna Miller and Josh Hartnett. My heart melts with envy.

I happened to be downtown Nashville on a slow Sunday night looking for a place that was hopping. Much to my surprise a friend and I discovered this little world of its own. What drew us in were the half naked beautiful bartenders dancing on the bar and singing karaoke. The crowd is welcome to participate in karaoke just not dancing on the bar. It was packed with all types of people from college students to young professionals. This is a fun energy filled atmosphere. It is very casual. A Coors Light will run you $4 and a mixed drink $6.