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Hard times don't last, but hard guys apparently do.
An adult Web site called FrugalJohn, billing itself as "Where cheap bastards find quality ladies," has become a favorite of Silicon Valley horn dogs hard hit by the dot-com downturn.
FrugalJohn features a clickable directory of more than 80 female escorts and full-body massage providers whose going rate — no more than $200 an hour — significantly undercuts the $300-and-up rate typical in the Bay Area during boom times. It's the sex trade's version of the auto industry's zero percent financing, and customers are lining up to drive these babies off the lot. But unlike some used car dealerships, the site is careful to stay this side of the law. (The site's disclaimer states, among other things, that "time together may include services such as erotic dancing, modeling, or sensuous massage. Nothing else is contracted for, nor is it requested to be contracted for, or compensated for in any manner.")
Launched last November, FrugalJohn has already attracted something of an underground following among "hobbyists," as those who frequent these ladies like to call themselves. The site's page views — currently about 350,000 a month — have doubled every 30 days since launch. The FrugalJohn network has expanded to include escorts from Seattle, Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Diego — with Houston and Dallas soon to come, so to speak.
No one's more surprised at FrugalJohn's tumescent popularity than its founder, a 30-something out-of-work midlevel Internet executive who goes by the handle Giorgio Xo.
"I started it as a lark, but it's exploded into a real business," says Giorgio, with a genuine sense of wonder. "And it's all been viral marketing. I don't do any advertising, and I'm not even listed on the search engines. I'm kind of scared to think of what might happen if I advertise."
Giorgio, a U.C. Berkeley grad who's been laid off by three dot-coms in as many years, got the idea for FrugalJohn after reading dozens of posts on the general discussion board of San Francisco Redbook, an online guide to sex services in the Bay Area. The guys were complaining that local escorts were charging too much, considering the region's battered economy. Giorgio, having built and managed quite a few corporate sites in his day, had no problem cobbling together a no-frills site listing escorts and massage providers whose fees were more in line with recessionary realities. Soon, guys began suggesting other cut-rate cuties for inclusion on the site, and then the ladies themselves began contacting Giorgio, clamoring to be featured on FrugalJohn.
The FrugalJohn family of sites — what Giorgio likes to call "The Atomic John Network" — has grown to include DoubleDee, devoted to large-breasted escorts (with similarly inflated rates), along with FBSM, which features providers of full-body sensual massage. "Full-body massage is very popular with married guys who don't want to feel too guilty and yet have a different kind of sexual experience," explains Giorgio. Next up are spinoff sites devoted to AMPs (Asian Massage Parlors) and $700-per-hour and up porn star escorts. FrugalJohn has become so popular that Giorgio had to lease two servers in Texas to handle the traffic and is talking about snaking a T3 line into his Silicon Valley home by summer.
"I think the success of FrugalJohn is because I've kept it as simple as possible," says Giorgio. "Guys don't like being surprised. They want to know what does she look like, how much does she charge, and what's her friggin' phone number?"
"Plus," Giorgio adds, "there are a lot of horny out of work dot-commers."
Giorgio understands his market niche. FrugalJohn is the Wal-Mart of escort directories, where every aisle is crammed with Red Light Specials. And while FrugalJohn injects a bit of indirect editorial commentary by not including what Giorgio calls "well-known scam artists and low-quality providers," the site's chief attraction isn't quality, but price point.
"The initial group of escorts I had on the site weren't, uh, the most aesthetically pleasing ladies," Giorgio says. "But I've been working hard to improve the look of the site, getting better photographs. So now I have not necessarily better-looking ladies but better-looking pictures. I'm not looking for fantastic women, but there are plenty of really well-regarded ladies on the site."
Escorts and massage providers aren't charged for their listing on FrugalJohn, but Giorgio's thinking about offering premium placement on the site for about $50 a month, which works out to 15 minutes on the clock for a $200-per-hour escort. Even though Giorgio's not making money directly from the site yet, he's already landed several Web site projects from escorts he's met through FrugalJohn.
Running an online escort directory, it turns out, isn't much different than managing a corporate Web site. The same rules apply: Keep it simple, know your audience, keep the customer satisfied. "It's just like my regular Internet job was; the only difference is that I'm not hamstrung by the six-month VP review process," says Giorgio. "I can have a site up in a day and see immediately how it's doing and start fine-tuning it. As a Web professional, it's much more rewarding."
Plus, overseeing an escort directory has certain fringe benefits. "I get a lot of unsolicited pictures of naked women," Giorgio reports. "Another fun thing is that I started doing photo shoots for the site, so now I have a number of very good-looking naked ladies running around the house."
The recession has hit the escort business hard, particularly in Silicon Valley. During the boom, Valley escorts were routinely charging $350 an hour, and some high-rolling dot-commers were flying to other cities to see their favorite $500-an-hour companion. But these days, Giorgio reckons the average going rate for an escort in the Valley has dropped to about $260 an hour. And plenty of ladies, like most on FrugalJohn, are willing to offer even deeper-dish discounts. Some Silicon Valley escorts have become "proactive" in marketing, e-mailing or telephoning regular clients to drum up business.
"Even escorts who have a posted rate of $300, when a guy actually calls up, he'll hem and haw, and she'll say, 'Well, how about $250?'" Giorgio explains. "The higher-end girls all say the downturn hasn't affected them, but I know for a fact it has. There were a handful of providers who retired on the money they made in the stock market during the boom, and now all of sudden, they're coming back in to work."
Escorts featured on FrugalJohn are generally happy to be there, since it's free advertising. Giorgio says he gets e-mails from providers thanking him for the service, and the community message board of San Francisco Redbook now features escorts singing Giorgio's praises and, by extension, their own.
"Wonderful job you are doing on FrugalJohn!" posts JillSix, a $180-an-hour escort featured on the site. "Your creativity and resourcefulness shines through. I especially appreciate your selectivity and class, keep up the good work, I wish you only the Very Best."
"I"ve gotten a good bit of business from FrugalJohn," says Kelly DD. "But call me in a couple of months. I'm paying for premium placement on the site."
The only complaint from escorts seems to be that FrugalJohn's bargain prices promote more window shopping than actual business from the cheap bastards.
"I've gotten calls from FrugalJohn, but only one date so far," says Desire. "Most of the calls are just inquiries."
Even escorts too expensive to make the FrugalJohn cut acknowledge that Giorgio is serving his demographic well.
"Frugaljohn.com is an excellent resource for hobbyists looking for economical escort services," e-mails Brittany, a $300-per-hour Seattle-based escort. "Although I do not benefit personally from these sites as I focus on a different market segment, I know that the women that are listed really appreciate the service. I like the fact that if I'm not able to accommodate a gentleman I can refer him to Frugaljohn.com."
FrugalJohn's reach is impressive, based on the return e-mail addresses Giorgio sees. The site gets lurkers from around the world, including a contingent from Saudi Arabia, where viewing FrugalJohn, technically speaking, is punishable by death. Closer to home, many of the site's regular surfers check out FrugalJohn from inside some of Silicon Valley's most respected companies, including Sun, Oracle, and Cisco. Plus, Giorgio sees the occasional dot-gov address.
With the success of FrugalJohn, Giorgio isn't in any hurry to look for a straight job. In a way, he's found his calling. "I'm not ashamed of what I'm doing," Giorgio says. "I'm providing a killer service for everyone. I'm saving guys money. And it's empowering for the women because they can make money on their own terms."
FrugalJohn's upcoming move into Texas is timely and could prove to be a much-needed tonic for a local economy battered by recession and corporate malfeasance. There have to be plenty of out-of-work guys in Houston who would like to do to a reasonably-priced escort what Enron did to them.
Tom McNichol is a San Francisco writer whose work has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, the Washington Post, and on public radio's "Marketplace" and "All Things Considered." He is a contributing editor for Wired magazine.More Tom Mcnichol.
Talking Heads, 1977
This was their first weekend as a foursome at CBGB's, after adding Jerry Harrison, before they started recording the LP "Talking Heads: 77."
Patti Smith, Bowery 1976
Patti lit up by the Bowery streetlights. I tapped her on the shoulder, asked if I could do a picture, took two shots and everyone went back to what they were doing. 1/4 second at f/5.6 no tripod.
Blondie, 1977
This was taken at the Punk Magazine Benefit show. According to Chris Stein (seated, on slide guitar), they were playing "Little Red Rooster."
No Wave Punks, Bowery Summer 1978
They were sitting just like this when I walked out of CBGB's. Me: "Don't move" They didn't. L to R: Harold Paris, Kristian Hoffman, Diego Cortez, Anya Phillips, Lydia Lunch, James Chance, Jim Sclavunos, Bradley Field, Liz Seidman.
Richard Hell + Bob Quine, 1978
Richard Hell and the Voidoids, playing CBGB's in 1978, with Richard's peerless guitar player Robert Quine. Sorely missed, Quine died in 2004.
Bathroom, 1977
This photograph of mine was used to create the "replica" CBGB's bathroom in the Punk Couture show last summer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. So I got into the Met with a bathroom photo.
Stiv Bators + Divine, 1978
Stiv Bators, Divine and the Dead Boys at the Blitz Benefit show for injured Dead Boys drummer Johnny Blitz.
Ramones, 1977
"The kids are all hopped up and ready to go…" View from the unique "side stage" at CBGB's that you had to walk past to get to the basement bathrooms.
Klaus Nomi, Christopher Parker, Jim Jarmusch – Bowery 1978
Jarmusch was still in film school, Parker was starring in Jim's first film "Permanent Vacation" and Klaus just appeared out of nowhere.
Hilly Kristal, Bowery 1977
When I used to show people this picture of owner Hilly Kristal, they would ask me "Why did you photograph that guy? He's not a punk!" Now they know why. None of these pictures would have existed without Hilly Kristal.
Dictators, Bowery 1976
Handsome Dick Manitoba of the Dictators with his girlfriend Jody. I took this shot as a thank you for him returning the wallet I'd lost the night before at CBGB's. He doesn't like that I tell people he returned it with everything in it.
Alex Chilton, Bowery 1977
We were on the median strip on the Bowery shooting what became a 45 single sleeve for Alex's "Bangkok." A drop of rain landed on the camera lens by accident. Definitely a lucky night!
Bowery view, 1977
The view from across the Bowery in the summer of 1977.
Ramones, 1977 – never before printed
I loved shooting The Ramones. They would play two sets a night, four nights a week at CBGB's, and I'd be there for all of them. This shot is notable for Johnny playing a Strat, rather than his usual Mosrite. Maybe he'd just broken a string. Love that hair.
Richard Hell, Bowery 1977 – never before printed
Richard exiting CBGB's with his guitar at 4am, about to step into a Bowery rainstorm. I've always printed the shots of him in the rain, but this one is a real standout to me now.
Patti Smith + Ronnie Spector, 1979
May 24th – Bob Dylan Birthday show – Patti "invited" everyone at that night's Palladium show on 14th Street down to CBGB's to celebrate Bob Dylan's birthday. Here, Patti and Ronnie are doing "Be My Baby."
Legs McNeil, 1977
Legs, ready for his close-up, near the front door of CBGB's.
Suicide, 1977
Rev and Alan Vega – I thought Alan was going to hit me with that chain. This was the Punk Magazine Benefit show.
Ian Hunter and Fans, outside bathroom
I always think of "All the Young Dudes" when I look at this shot. These fans had caught Ian Hunter in the CBGB's basement outside the bathrooms, and I just stepped in to record the moment.
Tommy Ramone, 1977
Only at CBGB's could I have gotten this shot of Tommy Ramone seen through Johnny Ramones legs.
Bowery 4am, 1977
End of the night garbage run. Time to go home.


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University of Louisville leaders believe business issues will be the most important items on the table as they head into a meeting with leaders from Louisville-based Norton Healthcare Inc.
Norton and U of L have clashed over operations of Kosair Children's Hospital in recent weeks. Norton owns and operates Kosair Children's Hospital, which is staffed by physicians from U of L's medical school on land Norton leases from the state.
Norton officials have alleged that the University of Louisville is seeking to evict Norton from Kosair Children's. Last week, it filed a legal complaint in Franklin Circuit Court that seeks to establish that the university has no legal right to do so.
U of L officials have said they never intended to try to evict Norton from Kosair but wrote in a legal letter that Norton could lose its claim to the hospital if it does not remedy its alleged defaults of a land lease and other agreements. The dispute arose after Norton announced plans to pursue a pediatrics partnership with University of Kentucky Healthcare, which operates Kentucky Children's Hospital in Lexington.
As Business First reported yesterday, Norton and U of L have agreed to meet. A statement from Norton said the meeting was "to discuss the legal issues, which Norton believes must be resolved before productive discussions can occur."
But on Wednesday, I spoke with University of Louisville vice president of health affairs Dr. David Dunn, who said core business issues related to their long-term partnership at Kosair have to be discussed first.
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State officials say no deaths have been reported, only minor injuries from the twisters reported in Prowers, Kiowa and Bent counties. Preliminary findings indicate five tornadoes touched down.
Officials in the Prowers County city of Lamar said deputies and state troopers spotted a fast and large tornado south of town that ripped through homes.
One home in Bent County and two in Prowers County were destroyed, said state emergency management division spokeswoman Micki Trost. In Kiowa County, four homes and a former church building were damaged or destroyed, said Chris Sorensen of the county sheriff's office.
The damage included one home in Chivington, in Kiowa County, that was totaled after the five people sleeping inside escaped, owner Therisa Brown said. She added there was no warning before her home was demolished.
"We woke up to the roof getting ripped off," Brown said. "We went to the living room, and we lifted a wall off of a friend who was staying with us. That's when the tornado circled back, and it hit the house again. We barely made it into the bathroom."
She said only a few exterior walls remained of her home. A photo from The Denver Post showed the ceiling and walls gone from about half the house, a stove standing in the wide open kitchen.
Chivington does not have its own weather siren, Sorensen said. Kiowa County has used grant money to offer residents low-cost, weather-alert radios, and an estimated 25 to 30 percent of households have those radios, Sorensen said. An automated phone message warning of tornadoes also was sent to landline phones, as well as to mobile phones that were registered to receive the county's alerts, he said.
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Ten employees at a Boy Scout camp in Northern California have quit in outrage over the firing of a gay staffer.
Tim Griffin, 22, an Eagle Scout and seasonal staff member at Camp Winton in Amador County, was let go Friday, and 10 of the camp's 30 employees resigned in support, The Sacramento Bee reports.
Officials with the Golden Empire Council of the Boy Scouts of America say Griffin was fired not because he is gay, but because violated dress codes by wearing nail polish and an earring, for which he received repeated warnings. His supporters, however, say Griffin's homosexuality was clearly the reason for his dismissal.
"It was absolutely about his sexual orientation, no question about it," said Graham Littlejohn, one of the staffers who quit.
Griffin was the longest-serving employee at the camp, having worked there every summer since 2004. He told the Bee he believes the national BSA's recent decision to reaffirm its policy barring gay scouts and leaders definitely played a role in his firing. He said he is weighing his options for legal action.
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During a somber ceremony Monday in the White House East Room, Obama bestowed the Medal of Honor posthumously on two Army privates — Anthony T. Kaho'ohanohano of Pukalani, Hawaii, and Henry Svehla of Belleville, N.J.
"Today we remember them with the highest military decoration that our nation can bestow," Obama said, describing the pair as "hometown kids who stood tall in America's uniform."
The commander in chief also reflected on the news of bin Laden's death at the hands of U.S. forces during a raid in Pakistan, saying "I think we can all agree this is a good day for America."
Kaho'ohanohano was in charge of a machine-gun squad with Company H, 17th Infrantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division on Sept. 1, 1951, when they were overrun by enemy forces. He ordered the squad to fall back and seek cover, then gathered up some grenades and fought the enemy alone. When his ammunition ran out, he fought them hand-to-hand until he was killed.
Svehla, a rifleman with Company F, 32nd Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division, charged enemy positions when his platoon began to falter under heavy fire on June 12, 1952. He destroyed enemy positions and inflicted heavy casualties, but when an enemy grenade landed among a group of his comrades, he threw himself on the grenade and was fatally wounded.
Relatives accepted the medals on behalf of their deceased loved ones.
Anthony Svehla, a nephew, said he never knew his uncle but was so inspired by the stories relatives told him that about 10 years ago he began researching Medal of Honor winners on the Internet and contacted his congressman. His uncle had received a Distinguished Service Cross — as did Kaho'ohanohano — but Anthony Svehla said he thought his uncle deserved a higher level of recognition and pressed for it.
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"An Age Old Question, HELP!!!"
Description from Mary S - Sweet Chick: I'm down to the wire chickies and I need your advice. I have an meeting tomorrow morning with the managers of a shop and I still can't decide how to price my items.
If they decide to take my pieces on consignment, they will take 30%. The question is, do I add 30% to make up for what I could make at a show or do I consider this a wholesale price and sell it as I normally would?
The formula I use for myself is cost x 2 plus $10 for necklaces, $7 for bracelets and $5 for earrings.
Am I underpricing? Help!! Please!
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I have raised my price to cover 30% that a school took from items sold. I would do that personally, if you are uncomfortable with that, try adding 15% so that you are not loosing money. Thats my thought!
Thank you Lorrie!!
You could also say something like, "I need such and such an amount of money (say $35) for an item. I don't care what you sell it for, as long as I get that $35." Therefore they could raise raise the price 40% if they thought it would sell, but as long as you get what you need for the materials and work (plus a little extra for good measure ) then it really doesn't matter what they sell it for. That's what I do with someone in PA. …Just a thought.
Thank you Nicole.
I'm not sure exactly how they will price them. Consignment is one option and buying them from me is another. We'll be discussing options when we meet. But when speaking on the phone with them, they said consignment is how they do most of their business.
I'm not even sure if I should put prices on them yet. Or take a price list with me just wait and see what we can agree upon……
Beautiful pick! Congratulations on selling in a shop! That's so cool!!
I hate pricing!! I triple my costs (which may be why I have trouble selling simple 6-$10 earrings! lol). I figure once my expenses to cover my expenses, once so I can "buy" the exact amount of supplies again to make the exact thing, and once for labor and profit so I can expand.
I like Bubbly Chick's suggestion, that sounds like a good idea! Pricing is hard! If you set the prices too high for the shop's clientele my guess is the people you're meeting with will probably say something but if you set them too low they won't. You know how much expense, time, and emotional energy goes into each piece so trust yourself!! Don't be afraid to charge what you need or want to for your work, you know the best what they're worth!!
Although, looking at my math I think it's skewed! Augh!! lol *sigh* back to the pricing board for me!
Congrats on featuring your jewelry in a shop! I agree with the other chickies! Best of luck to you!
Mary, what a beautiful Pick, love the vibrant blues and soothing grays – and a fabulous question, so glad you're talking with a consignment shop about selling your jewelry, a big step!
Lorrie, Nicole and Kitty Chicky, so great to read all of your advice on pricing, which I'll keep in mind – I'm not ready to sell my stuff on consignment yet – would like to revive my jewelry making and brush up skills the rest of this year, then create an inventory of pieces and learn business basics such as pricing and selling options – from home shows to consignment etc. Mary, wishing you all the best in your talk with the consignment shop, here's to your jewelry and you finding a good match that benefits both of you – a place that will represent and sell your jewelry fairly and provide you the publicity you deserve, and for you to receive the business you deserve!! Looking forward to hearing how this turns out for you.
Mary ,I too agree with the other chickies. Beautifu pick and congratulations on selling in a shop!
Congrats on tentative sales! They say that to make a profit you must charge 3 times the cost. If the shop is going to take 30% you must price accordingly so you don't lose. Start high, you can negotiate going lower but you can never negotiate UP! LOL!!!
Thank you all for your suggestions, advice and good wishes! You girls are the best!
After meeting with management, we've agreed on Nicole's formula! I tell them what I need to have out of each piece and they add whatever amount they wish.
I'm happy. Now we just have to hope there are lots of customers and sales!
Mary, what a gorgeous pick!! Congratulations on selling in a shop. That's very exciting and I hope it goes well for you!!
Truly gorgeous pick! I just added it to my favs!
It sounds like things went well! Make sure you keep us updated on how things are going!
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