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Bobbi Brown • Clove lipstick • Lipstick
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Average Rating. | 4.4 |
Would buy this product again. | 91% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* mecepeda on 1/3/2013 6:26:00 PM more reviews by mecepeda
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Green
I am scratching my head as to why this lipstick was ever discontinued in the first place, as it seems like a staple color for anyone with warm-toned skin. It's also a gorgeous, russet brown, and no one does brown lipstick better than Bobbi Brown. Like most of BB's standard lipsticks, Clove is matte and can be a bit drying, so I would recommend using a bit of lip balm and letting it sink in for a minute prior to application. I wear this to work and find that I only need to do one spot touch up during the entire day (after eating - but even then all of my lipstick does not come off). The wear time is excellent. If you are looking for a classic brown with strong red undertones, then Clove is an excellent choice. It pairs well with Chanel's Spice lip liner. If you are a bit put off by the matte texture and potential dryness of Clove, however, I would definitely suggest trying Lipstick Queen Saint Rust lipstick - it is a similar color, but has a sheer (though well pigmented) formula that is much more hydrating.
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*TOP REVIEWER* NYCBeauty99 on 11/14/2012 5:44:00 PM more reviews by NYCBeauty99
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This was just re-released for a limited time on bobbibrown.com. It is part of the Bobbi Brings Back promotion, where discontinued lipsticks are available. I'm pretty new to Bobbi Brown, and I never heard of it when it first came out. However, I have to say that I LOVE this color. It's a beautiful reddish brown. I got tons of compliments when I wore this color.
If you have never used a Bobbi Brown lip color before, you are in for a treat. The formula is great. It is well pigmented and lasts long. On the website, it is described as soft matte. I can see that because it doesn't have a lot of shine to it. Still, it is not drying and flat like many matte lipsticks. Overall, I highly recommend this lipstick. Get it while it is still around.
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psychdr on 1/30/2010 4:35:00 PM more reviews by psychdr
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This is a beautiful, deep brownish red shade that lasts and lasts throughout the day. I first tried it because I'm a big fan of Vanessa Marcil, and I read in an article that she used to wear this in most of her scenes when she was on General Hospital. I was not disappointed in this lipstick. If I had only one negative thing to say, it would be that the formula can be a bit drying - but it's not too bad. I guess that's why it lasts all day. I would definitely repurchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* LaciP504 on 2/11/2008 8:04:00 PM more reviews by LaciP504
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
My one and only BB l/s. Kind of pricey considering I'm used to buying MAC but as long as the quality is there I can justify it. =) I was intrigued by this one since due to all the V. Marcil hype. I don't watch soaps anymore but used to and her makeup was always great. It's a great warm red/brown shade. It's a wearable color as in daily wear to the office, not just a nighttime out on the town shade. This one could go both ways.I'm warm/golden and this looks really good on me as far as flattering my complexion. It's hard for me find shades of red I like and this one is way up there for me.
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jamilaz on 3/14/2006 11:57:00 PM more reviews by jamilaz
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I love this lipstick shade! This is my staple everyday shade. It goes perfectly with everything. Fits all occasions from work to weddings.
My skintone is on a more swarthy tone. I'm of pakistani background. I find this shade to go with everything I wear.
The lipstick formula is like a moisture matte. Never drying, rather comforting to the lips.
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red51 on 10/21/2005 2:36:00 PM more reviews by red51
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
I have red hair and this is not a good shade for me. I love Bobbi Brown lipstick, but not this one.
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*TOP REVIEWER* JC1976 on 10/21/2005 12:46:00 PM more reviews by JC1976
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I LOVE Bobbi Brown for making this shade. It is the most amazing, belongs on my face, red l/s and I love the quality of it. I (a pale, pinky person) can finally wear red l/s and be the red l/s personality I always wanted to be. I also really love her Crimson Sheer for a darker, more burgundy red.
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parkc on 11/5/2003 3:27:00 PM more reviews by parkc
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This is the best strong nude plummy brown I've ever bought! It looks stunning on - and complements any eye-makeup look. LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!!!!
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mcrouse on 10/23/2003 12:55:00 PM more reviews by mcrouse
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
After searching for the perfect red shade I have found it. Being a redhead it was really hard for me to find a red that worked well. It is a brown red on me wiithout being too brown. I love this color and it has become a staple of mine.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Stainless on 4/4/2003 9:08:00 PM more reviews by Stainless
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
More red than Chocolate but more brown than Scarlet, this color is a true brown/red hybrid that is extremely versatile. It can look casual and sophisticated depending upon the way you apply it and the rest of your make-up. Alone, the creamy, opaque matte shade looks very 1940s coupled with a neutral eye look. With a layer of Crystal Lip Gloss and some dramatic brown eye liner, it looks way glam yet much more natural than say Madonna wearing MAC Russian Red Lip Glass (if ya know what I mean). I like to add either Cocoa or Ruby Sugar Shimmer Lip Gloss depending upon which shade I want to bring out at any given time. Great lasting power! But, like all BB lipsticks, it has a rather eewy stale smell to it. So worth the money though!
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There are secrets, sometimes, that only two can share. There are things kept to ourselves we take to the grave, leaving the one who shared our secret alone and lonely, living in a world that has now become incomplete.
'I am waiting,' Alice said and I knew it was her, even though I hadn't heard her voice for nearly two years. She still lived inside me, though, commenting on things as I went about my day. This, though, in the deep dark heart of the night was different. This was not the ghost of memory keeping me company through my lonely days.
It was her. It was Alice.
There she was, back in the bed beside me. I could see her clearly, despite the darkness of the night. She was as she had been in life, as she was before the illness changed her from the woman I'd married into someone I'd hardly recognised and who no longer recognised me.
'I'm waiting,' Alice said again, smiling that smile of hers which had once made everything in my world seem worthwhile.
'What are you waiting for?' I whispered, but I don't know why. There had been no-one else in the house since they'd taken her away at the beginning of those long dreary months it took her to die; the longest, cruellest winter of my life.
'I'm waiting for you, of course,' she said. 'You know I'd always wait for you.'
I nodded, lifting my head from the pillow to look at her. 'I knew you'd wait.' I said. 'I suppose I've been here, waiting too.'
'Are you ready, then?'
'I've been ready for months, for all the time since that illness stole you from me,' I said. I could feel the sharpness in the corner of my eyes. It was not much of a world, this world Alice had left me in after she'd gone, but still it was harder than I thought to leave it all behind.
When I looked back, though, as we stood there hand in hand watching it all disappearing, I knew I had made the right decision. We kissed for the first time in far too long as our old life faded... and then was gone.

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"Many of the agency's employees are humble in making a difference in the lives of others, yet instrumental in organizing, inspiring and developing drives and donations for their local communities. It's through this sense of giving that helps to bond communities and make them stronger," he added.
IDOC employees Mike Funk, manager of Jail and Detention Standards Unit, and Michelle Buscher, commissioner of Interstate Compact, organize the event.
"The holiday celebration at Harvard Park Elementary School has grown over the years with participants and has become an annual event that both the employees and children enjoy," said Funk.
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WASHINGTON, October 15, 2012 — President Obama and Mitt Romney finally agree on something: They are both scared to death that Candy Crowley, the moderator of Tuesday's debate, will ask them follow-up questions. No kidding.
They, through their lawyers, have gone whining to the Commission on Presidential Debates that they worry Crowley, the first woman debate moderator in 20 years, will request that they actually answer the question.
This town hall debate will consist of 20 questions by undecided, but likely voters from the floor of the auditorium at Hofstra University on Long Island. They have been encouraged to ask questions of both candidates on issues that they feel haven't yet been fully addressed.
Enter Crowley, who has said she will ask follow-up questions if the candidate strays off topic or does not specifically answer the question.
Foul, cry the two candidates, again through their lawyers.
The format that the candidates signed onto stipulates that after a member of the audience asks a question, the candidate then gives a two-minute answer with additional discussion to be facilitated by Crowley.
But under no circumstances is she to add her two sentences, like asking for specifics.
However, Crowley has indicated in several interviews that she will ensure that the candidates in the ensuing discussion answer the question or answer it more precisely, not allowing the candidate to dodge an issue. Now here is the Catch 22: It seems, that while the two candidates did sign onto the format, Crowley was never asked to sign such an agreement and therefore is not bound by the same rules.
Thank goodness for that.
The American voter is tired of the candidates lapsing into talking points, irrelevant issues, switching topics, or outright fibbing. Crowley, a respected veteran journalist with CNN, plans to make the candidates accountable, something long overdue in the debates and on the stump. As she said, "Once the table is kind of set by the town hall questioner, there is then time for me to say, hey, wait a second, what about X, Y and Z "[T]hey launch the discussion and then the moderator furthers the discussions."
Even more ironic than the two candidates standing shoulder to shoulder to fight Candy Crowley, the media on the Right and the Left and Center are in agreement that this protest by the two candidates is malarkey.
Perhaps Greta van Susteren, Fox News host of "On the Record," summed it up best in her blog: "That is bizarre that they are complaining. What are they both afraid of? A surprise question? a tough question? or worse, a follow up question that challenges them? That is exactly what the American people want in a debate."
So what are Obama and Romney afraid of? Are they terrified Crowley might go rogue on them?
More likely they are worried about the possibility that – gasp! – they might be forced to say something that takes them out of their comfort zone, and we might actually get to see the man behind the campaign curtain. They seem to feel imperiled that without the security blanket of their memorized talking points, they just might make a Biden gaffe or worse yet be revealed for who they really are.
Hey, guys, here's a flash! That is the whole point of the debates: to learn what you stand for. If you can't take a little bit of tough questioning on your core beliefs, then just who the heck are you?
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A friend called me this weekend, asking advice on behalf of a fellow new mom. This mom has a two-month old baby. The baby, since birth, has been a super sleeper. As in, sleeping six or eight hours at a stretch. But, all of a sudden in the past week or two, it all went to pot. The little gal was up every hour or so, and was having a very hard time getting herself back to sleep.
There are many possible reasons for this sudden change. But, this blog post is not about looking back…it's about looking forward. Guess what, new moms? At some point, every baby will need some sleep training. It's hard work, but you've got to do it!
I think this particular mom was really lucky for her first few months of motherhood. But, now that her baby is getting smarter and more attached to mom and dad, it is time to help her start learning how to get herself to sleep. Here are some tips:
1. Establish a bedtime routine: In the first few months of a baby's life, the idea of having a bedtime routine is a bit funny. They wear jammies all day, they sleep on and off 24/7…so really what is the difference for them between day and night? Well, at about 6 weeks of age, it is important to start teaching them this difference even if it seems arbitrary! At "bedtime" (pick a time somewhere between 7 and 8 PM), begin a set routine. For many babies a routine like this work — bath, jammies, story, bed. Do the same routine, in the same order, every night at roughly the same time. Babies generally do not need daily baths, so skipping the bath on some nights is fine.
2. Be mindful of where feeding fits into your routine: You might notice that I did not put feeding into the nighttime routine. Let me explain why. Babies often completely conk out while they are nursing or having a bottle. Many people jokingly call this the "milk coma." My husband, being a physician, did not like using the word coma in reference to his precious babies, so he coined the term, "milk mellow." In all due respect to him, I would say coma is a better word for how asleep our guys were after a bottle or nursing!!! The problem with this scenario is that babies then come to associate sleep with eating. When they wake during the night (as all humans do), they then can't fall back asleep without eating. Although babies need to eat during the night for their first several months of life, they do NOT need to eat EVERY time they wake up. So, it is essential that they have some experience falling asleep without the assistance of the milk coma! Therefore, in the bedtime routine, consider feeding baby before the bath….or doing a story after nursing….or nursing right before bed but in a bright room with some noise so that the baby knows that it is not quite time yet to conk out. Here's the golden rule of sleep training: put your baby to bed DROWSY, but not asleep. When you put them in their crib drowsy, they learn to soothe themselves to sleep and then have this skill to do so again in the middle of the night when they wake up.
3. Consider the pacifier: Pacifiers are complicated. Babies love to suck, and many find pacifiers incredibly soothing. They can be very helpful at bedtime, luring little ones into dreamland. The problem is that until your little one is at least half a year old, she won't be able to get the darn thing back in her mouth on her own when it drops out at night. The missing pacifier can prompt piercing, wailing, desparate cries! I remember endless nights of emergency pacifier insertions with our first baby (who cried like a singer in the Opera). The good thing about this was that it bought us another hour of sleep; the bad thing was that we were up and down many times a night. Again, when we think of sleep associations, our goal should really be to teach our kids to fall asleep using cues they can control on their own. Let me be clear — I have nothing against pacifiers. Both my kids used them until they turned one. But, if you sense that the "popped-out paci problem" is disrupting your baby's sleep and your sleep, you can consider getting rid of it. Parents worry that if they do so, they will be harming their child. It just isn't so. Babies will learn another way to soothe themselves. They will find their fingers, or you can give them a little stuffed friend or tiny blanket, or they will just cry a bit (note to new parents: babies cry, and it's okay!). The idea is to set up an association between something they can do on their own to lure themselves into sleep.
4. Have reasonable expectations: New parents often have terribly inaccurate beliefs about infant sleep. They expect babies to sleep through the night much earlier than they do. They hear other parents talking about how their babies sleep through the night and worry about what they are doing wrong. It is not until six months old that most babies should be able to sleep through the night. So, make a plan for establishing good sleep habits, be consistent, and be patient. Remember, you are teaching your baby skills that will last a lifetime so it is worth establishing really good ones!


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First off let me tell you that for the first time in our 9 1/2 year history of Sunday evening jazz we have to sold out shows tomorrow for the concert Kind Of Blue. Thank you to all who are coming for your support.
Wednesday February 20 - Vivian Lee Quartet with Ron Foggia on paino, Paul Klempau on bass and Jeff Minnieweather on drums will be in concert at the Tsakopoulos Library Galleria (Downtown Central Library) 828 I St. The library has invited us to celebrate Black History Month with Here's To The Ladies: Carmen, Billie, Nancy and Dinah, showcasing the music and history of these amazing African American ladies of jazz. Join us from 6:30-8pm. There is seating for 125 with more seating available if needed. This beautiful room is the perfect spot to enjoy a great evening with us. No cover
The Feed The Muse Campaign to pre-sell the CD continues. You can go to http://www.feedthemuse.net/vivianlee to contribute or pre-purchase the CD. If you go to the feed-the-muse page you will find all of the different levels and fan benefits available for those who pre-purchase My Heroes Have Always Been Singers. If you aren't comfortable with doing business online you can still be a part of it all by mailing a check to Vivian Lee 4706 Acclaro Ct Antelope, Ca 95843. Don't forget that 10% of what is left after production and then 10% of each CD sold will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation in honor of Anne Gipson, who passed away in 1988 from this dreaded disease.
Here is what is happening in the progress of the project. Darius and Jeff went into the studio with me Tuesday evening and we recorded their tracks for five songs and they sound amazing. This week I am going to record the vocal tracks for At Long Last Love, send my photos and other art work over the Shawna at Unisette and let her work her magic on a CD booklet and CD label. Then it will be time to send everything over the Discmakers to reproduce the CD.
Here's Darius in the studio recording his tracks for Summer Samba.
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Suza Scalora is famous for her book 'The Fairies' that depict mysterious images from a fantasy world. In the calendar we see another aspect of her work where bold statements of form and colour capture the attention.
You might have been flipping through a beauty magazine where the latest colours in lipstick are being presented in a bold and striking manner. Or you might have been in a bookstore and seen a copy of an award winning publication on display containing some mysterious images of what appear to be fairies. What might not have been so obvious is that it is the same photographer creating the images from these two different worlds, namely, Suza Scalora.
Suza was given a camera as a child and knew straight away that photography was what she wanted to do in life. After graduating in photography at the Art Center College of Design in California, she moved to New York to start her career. It was her devotion to creating images yet never being completely satisfied with what she achieved that drove her to work perhaps a little harder than most. Her commercial assignments have filled her folio with clients such as Prescriptives, Disney, Avon, etc. But alongside is Suza's fascination for the world of mythology, folklore, magic and fairies. To date, she has produced two books on this subject acting as writer, art director and photographer. In amongst the lighting, sets and costumes was a trusty Hasselblad 555ELD with 120 mm and 180 mm lenses. A digital back is now in place for current work. She admits to an initial resistance to working digitally but that's all in the past, as Suza doesn't use film any more. She chooses Hasselblad because she gets the sharpness and clarity she demands. The square format and the reliability are other aspects that she mentions in appreciative tones.
Suza Scalora set out with a vision about what she wanted to do. When asked about success in a chosen field, she says:"I think it is all about developing your own personal style. I believe that one should follow their own vision and explore it. Determination and hard work are also key; don't get discouraged. Photography is subjective, there is no right or wrong. I have always listened to my inner voice because in the end that is all you have. You will get many different opinions on your work and that's fine, but don't listen with both ears. If you try to please everyone then you will lose your vision in the process."
Two excellent examples of her vision and determination are her two books 'The Fairies' and 'The Witches and Wizards of Oberin', that are obviously close to her heart. The involvement and satisfaction of producing them are summed up when she says:" Working on my two books was absolutely the most positive experiences for me. I have always wanted to create a cohesive piece of work and the books enabled me to accomplish that. The most exciting thing to me is to be able to make my dreams into realities. I have learned so much from doing my work it has been a wonderful vehicle to help me grow as a person."
'The Fairies' won an award. For a glimpse, see www.myth.com. Newsweek magazine named the book as, "one of the ten best picture books of the year." More than five years on after publication, Suza still receives mail asking her where she found so many fairies! An interesting illustration, one could say, of the power of photography to produce such convincing imagery, when you put your heart and soul into a project.


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A deed naming no grantee which is given to a purchaser for a consideration vests equitable title in the purchaser, and the transaction constitutes a taxable sale. Subsequent delivery of the deed by such purchaser to a third person named as grantee in the deed for consideration is also a taxable sale.
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Honorable Don J. ClarkProsecuting AttorneyYakima County Court HouseYakima, Washington Cite as: AGO 57-58 No. 70
Dear Sir:
You have requested our opinion as to the applicability of the real estate excise tax imposed pursuant to chapter 28.45 RCW upon the following transactions.
A home owner lists his house with a realtor under an agreement that if the house is not sold within a stipulated time, the realtor himself will purchase the house at an agreed price. The reason for the realtor's agreement to purchase is that the owner wishes to buy another house listed with the realtor within the stipulated time, and needs the funds obtained from the sale of his house to use as a payment upon the new house. This is described in the trade, you advise, as a "trade‑in house plan." If no buyer is obtained for the owner's house, the realtor purchases the owner's house and either uses it for his own purposes or continues to seek a buyer. In such event the owner executes a deed in blank which is delivered to the realtor who is authorized to insert as grantee the name of the person to whom the realtor sells the house. At the time the owner executes the deed, he also executes an instrument which sets forth the fact that a deed in blank has been given which authorizes the realtor to insert the grantee's name, and that the owner, by such deed, has divested himself of all interest in the property. This latter instrument is recorded to give notice of the realtor's interest in the property.
You inquire whether the tax would apply to the sale of the house to the realtor [[Orig. Op. Page 2]] and also to the sale by the realtor to the new purchaser. It is our conclusion that the tax applies to both sales.
The real estate excise tax is imposed by counties pursuant to authority of the enabling legislation enacted by chapter 11, Laws of 1951, 1st Ex. Sess., as amended. Chapter 28.45 RCW. RCW 28.45.050 authorizes imposition of a tax "upon sales of real estate." Sale, is defined in part by RCW 28.45.010 (1955 Supp.):
"* * * have its ordinary meaning and shall include any conveyance, grant, assignment, quitclaim, or transfer of the ownership of or title to real property, including standing timber, or any estate or interest therein for a valuable consideration, and any contract for such conveyance, grant, assignment, quitclaim, or transfer, and any lease with an option to purchase real property, including standing timber, or any estate or interest therein or other contract under which possession of the property is given to the purchaser, or any other person by his direction, which title is retained by the vendor as security for the payment of the purchase price."
Under this definition, sale includes a transfer of any interest in real estate for a consideration. Thus, if either of the transactions you have described effects the transfer of any interest, a sale occurs, and the tax applies.
So far as we can find, our court has never ruled upon what interest, if any, is transferred by the delivery of a deed, blank as to the grantee, but otherwise complete, to a transferee who is authorized by the grantor to insert the name of some person as grantee, but who retains the deed and has not inserted a named grantee. Our court has decided that such a deed effectively conveys title to the person named as grantee whose name was supplied by a transferee authorized to insert the name. Clemmons v. McGeer, 63 Wash. 446;Barth v. Barth, 19 Wn. (2d) 543.
Where the question has been considered, courts have concluded that the one who gives consideration and accepts such a deed blank, receives equitable title to the property.
"It is thoroughly settled in this state that such a deed [one naming no [[Orig. Op. Page 3]] grantee] carries to the purchaser the equitable title and lays upon him every obligation which he would have assumed if his name had been written into the blank space." Gilmore v. Shearer, Iowa, 197 N.W. 631;Hoey v. Ebert, Mich., 258 N.W. 228. See 175 A.L.R. 1297, and 4 Tiffany, Real Property (3d ed) § 969.
We conclude that the delivery of the deed to the realtor vests in him at least an equitable title. When he in turn finds a buyer, and inserts that person's name in the deed, the deed thereupon becomes operative to convey to such buyer the legal title. At that time the realtor's equitable ownership is merged in the legal title and his recently acquired interest in the property is transferred for a consideration to the buyer.
Under each transaction an "interest in real estate" passes for a consideration. Each transaction, consequently, is within the above definition of "sale" and is taxable.
Very truly yours,
JOHN J. O'CONNELLAttorney General
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
David Barden, of Seattle, works on the newly restored, electric powered Poulsbo boat, "Terry Pettus," during the 35th Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival on Saturday, July 2, 2011. The 60-year-old "Terry Pettus" was one of the last boats of her type built by noted Pouslbo boat builder Ronald Young. Restoration was made possible by a $7,000 gift and volunteer service of the Lake Union Rotary Club. The boat will be used for environmentally friendly cleanup efforts on Lake Union, and to give free public rides at CWB. The newly restored Terry Pettus will be on display all weekend at the festival.
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"School was never an avenue to make money or achieve status," he says. "I was more concerned with getting that in the messenger world. I found all the love that I needed in my own little circle, and it mattered more to me that I got it from those people than in the outside world."
And Marcus grew up in that little circle. When he was a rookie, J-Bone was the vet schooling him, buying 40s for the young rider and teaching him about life on a bike. He rode through the '80s making five bucks an hour and loving every second of it, hanging out at bars with older cats, learning the rules of the game. He rode out the fax-machine scare, then the e-mail scare — concerns that messengers would no longer be needed with such advances in technology — and experienced his most serious life lessons in the world of bike-messenging: seeing friends go through marriages, divorces, childbirth, abortions, drug addictions, alcoholism, suicides. For Marcus, bike messenging was the scene that cradled him into adulthood, so it's something he takes very seriously and treats with the utmost respect.
"J-Bone turning the DPBMA over to me — it wasn't him turning it over to Rich and Jaimie, it was him turning it over to me, and me bringing them into the fold," Marcus explains. "I wanted some new-school blood, but I was down with the scene before those two were ever even around. I think that sometimes with the old-school...older people, they paint themselves into a corner, and sometimes the old way is not necessarily the right way. Say you have a team and you bring in some new blood to try and win the playoffs — well, I wanted to do that. I wanted to be the guy to gel the new-school and the old-school messengers and really win the playoffs. But when Jaimie came back from worlds, I think she came back and thought that she was going to get this huge step-up in social status. I love Jaimie, I think she's a force of nature, but I don't care about winning races. I give props to people who have been messengers for fifteen years and never fucked up a package, never missed a drop, never called in sick. That's the shit I respect. I have respect for people who have hit that point where they look at their paycheck and look at their bills and realize it's not going to add up and just conclude, 'I just have to pound it out. I just have to ride harder. Quitting is not even an option.' Those are the true messengers."
Which is why he's wary of the scene's recent surge in popularity. "Now it's a much more trendy, fashionable thing to be a messenger, be associated with a messenger, look like a messenger," he says. "That wasn't always the way. When I started, a lot of the kids that rode were poor or really seriously into bikes, and it was usually born of necessity. It wasn't something that anyone wanted to do. Now there's a whole class of people that are getting into being a messenger not out of necessity, but because they think it's cool or glamorous or something. People that come and visit in our world and then leave — that bugs you out a little bit."
"Five, eight years ago, you would go down the street and see a bunch of messengers riding track bikes because messengers were the only people who rode them," adds Jacobs. "Now you see all these courier imposters riding track bikes, single-speeds, fixed gears. There's more of them now than there are of us."
And now that Jaimie Lusk has walked away from bike messenging, there's one less.
The day after the Road Rash Bash, Jaimie stopped messenging for good; she's since taken a job teaching math at Montebello High School. Her decision came at a moment during the Road Rash Bash that she found very telling. The Bash marked the last day in Denver for a messenger named Jonathan Tamesue, she explains, with whom Jaimie had grown quite close. After the awards ceremony, Tamesue, who was moving to Seattle, gave a going-away speech that Jaimie describes as a real tear-jerker.
"I looked around the room, and there were a handful of people listening and welling up, and the rest of the people were just hammered, not paying attention, breaking things, trashing things, being total idiots," she recalls. "And I looked at that and realized that when you get all the messengers in one room, you kind of think, 'Why am I putting so much effort into this?'"
Throughout the Bash, Jaimie says, she felt like she was babysitting, from the situation with the anarchist chefs to trying to corral drunken nonsense to making sure the race ran smoothly.
"I'm a hopeless idealist," she continues. "And I wish I would learn my lesson sometime, but I never do. When I came back from worlds, I was so pumped about what I could do in Denver, about putting on the biggest event in Denver's history, to make it go to that next level. But I just saw my whole vision crumble that day. Marcus and I don't have any hard feelings, but he was trashed by noon, and I really think he thinks his job was to do that — but it left me and Rich running ragged, and I was having to be pretty bossy and bitchy. I don't like fighting with people, but in this scene I seem to have gotten pretty good at it."


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In 1682, William Penn founded the city to serve as a port and provincial capital. Philadelphia grew rapidly, and by the 1750s it was the largest city and busiest port in the original 13 American colonies. During the American Revolution, Philadelphia played an instrumental role as a meeting place for the Founding Fathers of the United States, who signed the nation's Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the Constitution in 1787. Philadelphia served as one of the nation's many capitals during the Revolutionary War, and the city served as the temporary national capital while Washington, D.C. was under construction. During the 19th century, Philadelphia became a major industrial center and railroad hub that grew from an influx of European immigrants. The city's dominant textile industry represented 40 percent of total U.S. output in 1906. It became a major destination for African Americans during the Great Migration and surpassed 2 million occupants by 1950.
Philadelphia has shifted from being a manufacturing powerhouse to an information and service-based economy. Financial activities account for the largest sector of the metro economy, and it is one of the largest health education and research centers in the United States. Philadelphia's history attracts many tourists, with the Liberty Bell receiving over 2 million visitors in 2010. The Delaware Valley contains the headquarters of thirteen Fortune 500 corporations, five of which are in Philadelphia proper. With a gross domestic product of $388 billion, Philadelphia ranks ninth among world cities and fourth in the nation. The city is also the nation's fourth-largest consumer media market, as ranked by the Nielsen Media Research.


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495 Mr R. G. Menzies, Prime Minister, to Mr S. M. Bruce, High Commissioner in London
Cablegram 2904 10 June 1941,
Please see my telegram No. 355 to Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs-We have replied agreeing to conference and nominating you as representative. [1] Our view is that any public declaration or resolutions emanating from conference should not go beyond the general principles indicated in D.581 of 23rd November [2], and that conference should not be designated or constitute itself as Supreme War Council, as was suggested at one stage of consultation.


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Tuesday, July 24, 2012
4 comments:
- Karin - The F Girl said...
That's so wonderful. He must have had the most joyous dreams :) Enjoy your summer. xx
- Tuesday, July 24, 2012 at 11:34:00 PM PDT
- molly said...
Isn't that the most magnificent sound?
Welcome home.
M - Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 5:53:00 AM PDT
- Jess said...
Ha! I, by the way, am a sleep laugher, myself. Apparently I laugh quite hysterically, sometimes. Freaked out Eli the first time he heard it years ago!
- Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 6:03:00 AM PDT
- KPiep said...
Sooooo much better than my being woken by tanith's teeth grinding! He must be a very happy, very relaxed boy.
- Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 3:34:00 PM PDT
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The Cast of Degrassi: The Next Generation Gives The Scoop on The New Season!
The cast of "Degrassi: The Next Generation" hung out with Seventeen editors recently to talk about the new season. We got the scoop on everything that's going to happen this season, and it sounds like it's going to be a good one!
17: What's going on this season with your characters?
Charlotte Arnold: I play Holly J and she's the mean cheerleader. This season I'm going to
have some financial problems, maybe come to Earth a little bit, but for
a large chunk of the season I'm still creating problems.
Evan Williams: I play Kelly and I'm a new character this year. I'm a student at
Smithdale University and I live with Liberty, Cassie, and Emma. I'm a
soulful guy and there's going to be some ultimate Frisbee playing, me
playing the guitar and some love triangle issues.
Nina Dobrev: I play Mia Jones. She seems like your everyday girl trying to fit in at
school and do it all except she has a child, so it's very different
since she has that added responsibility, and it never seems to go well.
She gets an opportunity to become a model, approached by a scout, and
so she does that, and everything's going well but all of a sudden she
isn't getting jobs. Then she realizes that she has to do some things in
order to secure her position that she later regrets.
Cassie Steele: I play Manny. I've been on the show 8 seasons, and it's great to be
back every time. This season, I guess you already heard from Evan, but
we're in University and he's the new male roommate, which is very
exciting. It causes a rumpus, and um…yeah. Manny's intense as always.
Raymond Ablack: I play Sav Bhandari on the show, and this is my second season. Sav last
year was really naïve and stuff, and then this year, he's kind of shed
that and become more of like, a popular kid, and he's got a little
sister at school and he's got to protect her and make sure she doesn't
ruin his image.
Sarah Barrable-Tishauer: I play
Liberty Van-Zandt. Once again, coming back for an 8th season and as has
been mentioned, Liberty's at University with Manny, Emma, and this new
roommate Kelly and she's, like many people going to University, just
trying to fit in and seeing maybe if she wants to dabble in sorority
life, which may have some interesting consequences for her. So she's
kind of living the university life and all the things that go with it.
Jamie Johnson: I play Peter Stone. This season I have some family issues, some
relationship issues, and I start playing guitar for the band Studes.
17: What are the juiciest things that are happening this season? You kind of glazed over them, but, are you allowed to say more?
Charlotte: We've got a football team coming into the school, and a new principal who is very much the jock, meathead kind of guy, so that creates some interesting moments.
Cassie: We have a cool finale coming up, I can't
say too much but Degrarssi goes to LA. And Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes
are coming back to make an appearance in those episodes. And Perez
17: Let's talk about fans for a
second. You have a lot of fans that have watched the show since day 1.
What's the craziest thing a fan has ever done?
Sarah: Bathroom encounters are the worst.
Cassie: Like when they're standing outside your stall and like knock on it, that's gross.
Sarah: It's the wrong time to be bumping into someone. The craziest time for
me was at the New York comic convention someone came up with a board
with like 50 pictures that I didn't even know were out in circulation
in the public like from family vacations and stuff, that was fun.
17: What did you do?
Sarah: What can you do? Like ahh, you spent all this time making this poster with glitter glue and everything. I tried to run away.
Cassie: Yeah, there are these two girls that I see everywhere. They came to
set, and every time I see them, they're wearing pictures of us on a
T-shirt and are taking pictures with us, and eveytime it's updated with
different pictures, so it's a different shirt. They're really cool
17: There are no paparazzi in Canada, right?
Ray: They don't exist
17: Why is that?
Sarah: There's not a star system in Canada. We don't care.
Cassie: Everything's a lot more glitzy and promoted in America.


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The cake probably wasn't the only thing rising
ou know you are a slut, when your bridal cake says so!!!!
Hey, you never know, maybe she had recently survived breast cancer and had a point where she thought she'd die before she got married.
Jami is probably right
It's a cute cake. Jami is probably right! Loki you're an asshole for calling her a slut it's just a cake! Grown d-bag
maybe she has big boobs and its a joke between her and her friends?
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the plant that is. LOL I've had several of these plants in my lifetime but I've never had one bloom. It has an odd but beautiful bloom. It may not be as unusual as I find it to be. A picture of my MIL's Tongue plant. Also, called Snake Plant.
I never knew they bloomed!!! Mine looks just like that, minus the bloom. Is it scented?
~Island of Bluebells, Woman of the Last Frontier~
Cool! I've never seen one blooming either!
Keep posting pics! That is sooooo cool. If it seeds, can my name go on your list to get some? It would be very interesting to grow a new plant from seed to watch it develop.
I had one that I had kept for years with no blooms. It did bloom after my kids repeatedly knocked it to the floor, and it lost a good deal of the soil from the pot. It had a nice smell!!! It really wasn't a plant I ever expected to see flowers on. Isn't it nice to be pleasantly surprised!!
I had one bloom and actually thought I had a weed growing in the pot until it flowered. (That would figure around here) I smelled like an Easter Lilly to me.
Seeing the title in the index is the strangest thing... I was wondering what your Mother-In-Laws tongue was saying or doing and what good or bad it was.. Never even thought of a plant until I opened the thread and saw the photos. It's very nice looking. Angie
"Live your life, and forget your age." Norman Vincent Peale
Cool, I've never seen that either!
"I yam what I yam" Popeye (btw I yam a woman!)
WOW,,,I have had several through the years, some for many years and have some now,, mine have never bloomed,, wooohoooooo,Thanks for sharing I wonder what it takes to make them bloom I'm going to check it out... again, thanks for sharing.
My shamefully-neglected, intensely-pot-bound MIL tongue bloomed a few years ago. Surprised me because I didn't know they bloomed either. It sits under an oak tree and has bloomed several times since that first one.
I've had snake plants all my adult life and never seen one bloom, either!
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NICE Thanks for the photo I had 2 plants for years & nary a bloom You must be doing something right!!!
My mother had a snake plant for many years - kept it in a darker part of the room. Then she moved it nearer a window when she rearranged the room so it got more light,but no sun. It bloomed!! My teenage sisters were so excited,and were sniffing the bloom. My older teenage brother shouted at them, "Don't smell that! The blooms are poisonous! Why do you think they call it a snake plant?" They got all upset, one sister's nasal passages actually began burning. Then my brother laughed and admitted he had been teasing them. Brothers tend to do that it seems. Now, was she having an allergic reaction to the pollen - or was it the power of suggestion? Who knows?
" Not all who wander are lost" J.R. Tolkin
cool SGG!! I didn't know they bloomed either, now I'll be sure to keep mine stuffed in it's too little pot and hope it gives me some blooms some day. I does blow my mind that it doesnt' seem bothered about being squished in that too small pot.
I, too, have a blooming mother-in-law's tongue. Mine is in a 10 inch pot and is very pot-bound but has sprouted 10 blooms!! This isn't the first time it has bloomed, as a matter of fact, it blooms every year as long as I keep it shamefully pot-bound. I'll just keep neglecting it......it surely is happy that way!


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Jesus told him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me." John 14:6
Out of Ashes
Friday, April 18, 2014
The YMCA of Greater Indianapolis is inviting the community to its 46th Annual Good Friday Breakfast. Each year this event brings more than 800 local community leaders, churches and residents together for an inspirational morning of praise and fellowship.
This year's featured guest speaker is Sujo John. Sujo moved from India seeking adventure and prosperity in the United States just six months before the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City. He worked on the 81st floor of the North Tower, while his then-pregnant wife, Mary, worked on the 71st floor of the South Tower.
By the grace of God, John and Mary survived the horrific events of September 11, 2001. Media from all over the world have taken interest in their story. The tragedy served to launch his international evangelistic ministry.
A personal invitation from Sujo John
Admission Free, Sponsorships Available
Indiana Roof Ballroom, 140 W. Washington Street – 6th Floor of the Indiana Repertory Theatre, Indianapolis
Community Prayer 6:30-7:15 a.m.
Program 7:15 – 9 a.m.
Do I need to register in advance?
Yes! Please click on the registration button above to reserve your seats today. If for some reason you realize that you cannot attend after registering PLEASE let us know as we often have a waitlist.
What does it cost to attend?
Nothing! This breakfast is free to attend thanks to the generous support of many businesses and individuals in the community. A free-will offering will be collected at the conclusion of the event.
Will I be mailed a ticket?
No, your name will be included on the guest list. You will check-in upon arriving at the event to receive your assigned seat.
Where should I park for the event?
We highly recommend that you park at the Sun Garage at Circle Centre Mall, 48 W. Maryland St. You will have to walk a few blocks to get to the IRT. Convenient parking options:
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- Circle Block Garage – 25 N. Illinois – $4/hr
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The most direct parking and best location if handicap accessible parking is required is at the Embassy Suites Garage (accessible by turning into the Embassy Suites on Washington, just before the IRT) but parking here is more costly.
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Communities in Schools celebrates 20 years in Del. Communities in Schools (CIS) celebrates two decades in Delaware. The non-profit's President Jim Purcell says CIS started as a very small program at William Penn High School and has grown to be a statewide organization. "One of the biggest things is connecting mentors into our schools. We've seen 300 mentors in Communities in Schools locations across the state," says Purcell. Communities in Schools recently got a $300,000 grant from AT&T to expand their mentoring program, adding site coordinators at several more high schools. They have aspirations to eventually take it to the elementary and middle school levels. Purcell says CIS' mission is a vital one. "To surround students with a community of support that they can stay in school and really succeed in life, and it's about building those private and public partnerships in schools; having a point of contact in that school who is the eyes and ears for those students, who need more attention, more help," says Purcell. Their celebration kicks off Tuesday at 5:30pm at Barclay's Bank with the man who started it all. Bill Milliken was a high school school dropout himself, who went from the streets of New York to the founder of Communities in Schools that helps 3,500 hundred schools in 28 states across the country. |
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How to Change Your Age on Tinder
There was a time when many singles dating online would lie about their age to appear younger to fit into a search.
Now with dating in a Tinder world, the trend has changed to the extreme opposite, where members of the hottest mobile dating app are now clamoring to indicate an age of triple digits at 100 years old, to hide the truth about their real age.
While this may seem absolutely ridiculous, my phone rings every week with people asking, actually begging for me to teach them how to change their age on Tinder to an absurd age of 100+ years old, give or take ten years.
If you're wondering how to accomplish this, here are the steps you need to take, but remember, you'll be deactivating your Tinder profile, so if there's a special someone that you're swooning over, make sure you get their phone number to call or text before they go off into Internet heaven.
How to Change Your Age on Tinder
- Log onto your Facebook account from a desktop or non-mobile version, where you will need to change your birth year. To do this, click on "about" and scroll down to your birth date and click edit.
- Go to your birth year and click on edit and change the year. PLEASE NOTE: Facebook limits the amount of times that you can change your age. As of now, you can only change it once and it will ask you to confirm this change.
- Log off of Facebook.
- Log onto Tinder through the mobile app.
- Click on the gear on the top left side of the mobile app.
- Click on app settings and scroll to the bottom and click "Delete Account." PLEASE NOTE: Do not just delete the app from your phone, as it will not delete your account settings.
- Remember that deleting your account will permanently delete your matches, conversations, photos, etc. Tinder will ask you if you are sure you want to delete your account. Click on "Delete Account."
- View all of your app icons on your mobile phone and tap on the Tinder app lightly. All of your mobile app icons will shake and click on the x in the upper left hand corner of the Tinder icon. This will then delete the app from your phone.
- Log back onto Facebook and double check that your new birth date was changed.
- Download the Tinder app again as brand new on your mobile phone.
- Sign up for Tinder using the Facebook login.
- Your new Tinder age should appear on your Tinder profile. NOTE: You can keep your birth date private on your Facebook profile.
- Please remember, at Cyber-Dating Expert, we discourage people from lying about their age on dating sites and on Facebook or other social networking sites.
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How to Get Lucky on Tinder
Since swiping right and left has become part of our digital vocabulary, those enjoying or obsessing over their Tinder account on their mobile phones might need a bit more help on how to optimize their Tinder profiles.
With over 1 billion matches and 100 marriages to date, isn't it time you tried Tinder?
This infographic shows two active Tinder users who experimented to increase the number of matches on the hottest mobile app on the planet.
Here are some tips on how to have the best Tinder profile.
1. Swipe right on every profile to increase the chances of a match.
2. Log on daily.
3. Ditch the group shots and make it all about you.
4. Have a great bio!
If you need some hand holding on how to make Tinder work for you so you can find a quality person to date, contact us for details.
Have you met anyone on Tinder?
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Read our blog for more mobile dating and Tinder dating advice.
Help! I Found my Boyfriend on Tinder
I met my boyfriend on Tinder and we started dating three months ago.
We both agreed to take down our Tinder profiles. Actually it was his idea to do it first and I thought it was a great idea.
We've connected on a deep level and are even talking about living together, so I thought everything was great.
Last week, my girlfriend saw his profile on Tinder and it appears he went back on without telling me. He's been secretive about things lately, complaining that he's stressed out at work. I'm afraid I'm losing him. What should I do?
GF of Tinder Addict.
Dear GF of TA,
You're not alone. Tinder is a fun game that singles play on their mobile phones. While it's a great way to meet someone close by, it's still a game. I know several couples who have left their Tinder profiles up and just enjoy chatting with others, without the intention of taking it any further.
Let's start by saying your boyfriend did do something wrong. He rejoined Tinder without telling you. Most likely he knew there would be an eruption like a volcano if he suggested it. He would assume you'd think he was cheating on you, when he was just having fun swiping right and left on Tinder.
Do I know if your relationship is on the way out or not? Of course not. But you're at a relationship milestone — the three month mark. The honeymoon phase of the newness in your relationship when everything is perfect is changing. The good news is, that you're still together as a couple and are moving into the next phase. Three months is the time where couples decide do they want to go to the next step, which is beyond the casual stage.
My suggestion is to have a convo with your BF and ask him if he just likes looking at pretty faces. Believe it or not, he might just be viewing girls digitally the way that some guys stare at cute girls at a restaurant. If he says he'd like to see others, then believe him and reactive your profile as well and start dating. If he says he only has eyes for you, let him know how uncomfortable this is making you. Ask him if he can state his relationship status to "in a relationship" and that he's looking for friends to chat with or take it down completely. If he's willing to do this, then understand he looks at Tinder the same way as he would look at a video game.
I'm not saying it's right and I'd be very unhappy if my boyfriend had an active dating or Tinder profile up while he was spending nights with me. If he refuses to state his relationship status, then you need to decide if you'd like to continue dating him and date others as well.
If he really doesn't want to lose you, he won't let his cell phone games get in the way of love. It's time for some digital housekeeping.
Keep me posted.
Wishing you much love and joy in cyberspace, or wherever you may roam. xo
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Julie Spira is America's Top Online Dating Expert and Digital Matchmaker. She was an early adopter of online dating and helps singles find love online and IRL. For more dating advice follow @JulieSpira on Twitter, like us on Facebook, and sign up for the free Weekly Flirt newsletter.
Brittney Spears Joins Other Celebrities on Tinder
As celebrities and everyday people are flocking to Tinder for dating, and playing the digital love game, it's no surprise that single Brittney Spears is thinking of looking for love online.
Tinder is now verifying celebrity profiles and Yahoo – Australia reports that Spears reports that at the debut of her lingerie collection in New York, said admits that finding love in cyberspace is possibly an option.
Later, Spears appeared on the 'Tonight Show' with Jimmy Fallon, where the late night talk host added her to the mobile app in a fun skit.
Before introducing Spears, Fallon described her as: "She's recently single, she sings good jingles, she loves her Pringles and she's ready to mingle."
He added, "Here at 'The Tonight Show,' we're all about making love connections, so before the show you did something cool. You let us sign you up for the dating app Tinder," Fallon continued, stating the profile is indeed real.
"I want to stress, Britney had nothing to do with this. This was our idea. But she has the password now and it is her profile. She can do whatever she wants with it…. If you guys are on Tinder and want to date Britney Spears, just look for her profile and swipe right. That means good." Spears responded with, "I'm thrilled!"
Celebrities with verified profiles are now swiping right and left on Tinder. Other celebs include Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, Lilly Allen, Lindsay Lohan, Chelsea Handler, and Bravo's Andy Cohen, who have created profiles on the hottest mobile dating app.
Watch the video of the 'Tonight Show' segment here.
Other celebrities have joined a variety of online dating sites in the pre-Tinder days, including: Sinead O'Connor, Martha Stewart, Matthew Perry, Adele,, Jenny McCarthy, Charlie Sheen, Ricki Lake, Chase Crawford, Carrie Ann Inaba, Cheryl Cole, and the late great Joan Rivers.
At the end of the digital day, logging on for love in cyberspace or from the convenience of your mobile phone when you find yourself single is the easiest way to get back into the dating game.
Photo credit: Yahoo: Australia – Celebs We Wish Were on Tinder
Julie Spira is America's Top Online Dating Expert and Digital Matchmaker. She was an early adopter of the Internet having created her first profiles 20 years ago. Today, she helps singles on the dating scene with her Irresistible Profiles programs and to help them find love from the various mobile dating apps. Follow @JulieSpira on Twitter for more dating advice and sign up for the free Weekly Flirt newsletter.
Tinderella Syndrome – Is it Real?
As online daters and those downloading the Tinder mobile dating app continue to watch Tinder explode, it's no wonder that researchers, psychologists, and dating experts all have opinions on whether Tinder is helping singles or is just a game for people to play on their cell phones as they swipe left or right at the millions of profiles nearby.
On WCCO in Minneapolis, I spoke with radio show host John Hines about the pros and cons of Tinder, using mobile dating apps, and why I think Tinder can help women who are shy to connect with a potential date online and meet them offline.
Listen to our radio broadcast from August 14, 2014 at 11:00am on WCCO.
Now let's talk about the 'Tinderella syndrome' and if it really exists or not. Are women really suffering from spending too much time on Tinder? Is it affecting their ability to meet offline (IRL?)
The Daily Mail ran a story claiming that 'Tinderella syndrome' was ruining the love lives of women to the point that they wer unable to approach men in person offline. They went as far as saying that flirting techniques have been diminished due to the frequent use of the Tinder mobile dating app.
While psychologist Emma Kenny believes that online dating breeds impatience and insecurity since women are inundated with an abundance of potential dates that they become overwhelmed and stop investing the same effort into meeting dates offline.
Sure online dating is a numbers game and Tinder is responsible for over 10 million matches a day as well as 850 million swipes a day. Those are big numbers and it's easy to fill your date card. Remember, not everyone on Tinder is looking for a love connection. Tinder's founders believe that they are a social discovery app and that using the site an help make new friends with similar interests.
Some will use Tinder as a game and keep playing after a swipe or two. Others will take the time to read the profiles of potential matches before starting a private online chat that will hopefully lead to an offline meeting. Otherwise, you'll just end up with a digital pen-pal, if that's what you want.
Here are the reasons I don't believe in the Tinderella Syndrome.
1. Mobile apps make it easier to connect with people close by. Those who are interested in meeting someone close by can easily log onto Tinder and view a profile instead of just swiping left or right to give a thumbs up on a profile. If the profile indicates they're really looking to meet someone for a relationship, they can start chatting instantly if it's a mutual match.
2. Almost 35% of married couples met online. A study from the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, showed that about 1/3 of marriages were as a result of online.
3. Pew Research states that 59% of Americans think that online dating is a good way to meet people. With over half of Americans thinking online dating is the way to go, remember that most singles are using mobile dating apps, which speed up the process.
4. Mobile dating apps and online dating sites help those who are shy communicate with potential dates. It's my opinion that using dating apps and dating sites only helps those who are too shy to approach someone in a bar to say hello. By chatting online, I think self-esteem can be improved and communicating skills with potential dates will also become easier. The key is to take your relationship from online to offline and meet IRL.
5. Online dating stigma is pretty much gone. It's a matter of time that the stigma for Tinder or mobile dating apps for hookups will also diminish. Already we are seeing many relationships of couples who've found love on Tinder.
6. If your mutual match isn't communicating with you or interested in meeting, just move on. Tinder reports they are seeing 10 million matches a day and 850 million swipes per day. With all of that activity, it's pretty easy to figure out who's playing the game and who will want to meet. If their profile is rather empty and they only say, "hey," it's probably not going to become a meaningful relationship.
In my conversation with John Hines from WCCO – CBS Radio, I told him that Tinder is known to have a membership base of mostly 18-34 year olds. Many aren't looking for a serious relationship and are hooking up. But some are truly looking for a new digital outlet to find a date or love.
Yes Tinder is like a game and it asks you to keep playing instead of suggesting that you meet in person. There will always be those who love the digital ego boost of flirting online, with or without Tinder. However, there will always be those who truly are looking for a connection. Tinder makes it easy to connect. It's up to you to decide if the relationship is ready to move offline.
As time goes on, more-and-more singles in their 40s and up will also be using Tinder, due to the ease of creating a profile and the flexibility of connecting on the fly with singles in their geographic area.
Do you believe in the 'Tinderella Syndrome?'
College Humor came out with a cute parody about Tinderella – a Modern Fairytale worth sharing.
Photo credit: College Humor
Julie Spira is an online and mobile dating expert and founder of CyberDatingExpert.com. She was an early adopter of online dating and mobile dating and helps singles find love on the Internet with her Irresistible Profiles programs. For more dating advice follow @JulieSpira on Twitter and sign up for the free Weekly Flirt newsletter.
Conan O'Brien and Dave Franco Play With Tinder
Who isn't talking about Tinder these days?
Last night, I was helping several single ladies in their 20s decide on who to swipe right to and how to find someone who isn't just looking to hook up.
Meanwhile, at Team Coco, Conan O'Brien and Dave Franco decide to try their luck at Tinder on television.
In a funny skit, they came up with fake screen names, but real photos to learn about the sizzling hot mobile dating trend of Tinder.
Are you swiping right on Tinder? Have you met someone offline and are in a Tinder relationship?
We'd like to hear your Tinder stories.
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A Conversation With Tinder Co-Founder Justin Mateen
Tinder-mania is everywhere it seems.
Tinder's mobile app launched in Los Angeles less than two years ago, and it's quickly becoming a household name.
Even Bravo's Andy Cohen recently taught Larry King how to use Tinder!
At the recent Digital Hollywood gathering in Los Angeles, Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen was on a panel called, "The Coveted Captive audience – Engaging And Monetizing Through Mobile."
Afterwards, I had the chance to catch up with Justin again to talk about the latest trends for Tinder.
Read: Dating in a Tinder World
The Future of Tinder
Tinder, as we know, has become the hottest mobile dating app, now experiencing over ten million matches a day and 800 million swipes per day.
"I think the misconception is that Tinder is a dating app," said Justin Mateen – Tinder's Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer during the session. "We consider ourselves a social discovery app, more of a competitor to social platforms," Mateen added.
Tinder is now optimizing to connect new people. Mateen feels the value proposition is tremendous, which is why they've been able to grow so quickly. People are using Tinder for dating for the most part, but as time goes on, Tinder won't be optimized only for dating.
"We are our own social platform and leverage other social platforms to the sense that it makes sense," said Mateen. He boasted about Tinder's 2000% growth last year. The average Tinder user spends ½ hour on the mobile app and they are growing by 10 times every day.
As of now, Tinder is not charging for their app or providing advertising. Their monetization strategy includes focusing on the user experience and growing the user base both domestically and Internationally. Their future plan will include in app purchases to enhance the user experience when it comes time to monetize. Mateen explained that their plans are to begin to test different forms or advertising on Tinder. "We want to make sure that it's an organic ad and that our users can benefit from it."
Not a day goes by when someone doesn't come up to me to ask me about my thoughts on Tinder.
Related: Help My Boyfriend Won't Take His Tinder Profile Down
Several men I know of have actually felt distressed when they've swiped left instead of right and felt that they lost the match. Fortunately, Tinder has come up with a solution for that dilemma as the app provides a pop-up asking you if you're sure you want to swipe left.
Others are in relationships and still won't retire their Tinder profile. Is it a game?
Are you using Tinder?
Watch: ABC News – Mobile Apps to Speed Up Your Search
Julie Spira is an online dating and mobile dating expert. She was an early adopter of the Internet and online dating, having created her first profile over 20 years ago. Julie's the founder of Cyber-Dating Expert and coaches singles on the dating scene. For more online dating advice follow @JulieSpira on Twitter and sign up for the free Weekly Flirt newsletter.
Help: My Boyfriend Won't Take his Tinder Profile Down
I met my boyfriend on Tinder about 6 weeks ago and we decided to date exclusively after three weeks. Neither of us took our Tinder profiles down, but he wasn't logging on to his and I was still logging on out of curiosity to see who was on Tinder, but not chatting with anyone.
After a week of him giving me grief for having an active Tinder profile, I finally took his down and showed him the screen shot of me doing so. I thought he'd be excited to hear the news, but instead, he decided to keep his profile up.
Now, I'm the unhappy one, as I can't understand why he'd make me take my profile down while he's still an active member of Tinder. I'm starting to get frustrated and am wondering if we should break up. Every time I see him staring at his mobile phone, I think he's looking for another girlfriend. What do you think?
Tinder Frustrated.
Dear TF,
There are a lot of singles who are in relationships who are still attached to their Tinder mobile dating app. Since it's known as a social discovery app, many people are chatting with potential friends. Even a man recently posted a profile as a golden retriever dog to chat with people. I can understand that since you met on Tinder, that you should both probably have removed your profiles at the same time. It's not fun being pressured to take your profile down when your boyfriend won't do the same in return for you. Sure you should have toasted together and pulled the plug on your profiles at the same time, but since that didn't happen, ask your BF how he would feel if suddenly you put your profile back up on Tinder.
Chances are he won't be that happy about it, but if he says he doesn't mind, it might be time to start dating others and reactivate your profile. During this time, you can still date your BF, but let him know you're no longer exclusive. Which means, I suggest you keep your clothes on until both of you are on the same digital page. While it might seem harsh and hard to turn back the wheel, you'll know where you stand in your relationship.
Keep me posted. Wishing you much love and joy in cyberspace, or wherever you may roam. xo
Julie Spira is America's Top Online Dating Expert and Digital Matchmaker. She was an early adopter of the Internet and creates Irresistible Profiles for singles on the dating scene. For more online dating advice, follow @JulieSpira on Twitter and sign up for the free Weekly Flirt newsletter.
Puppy Love: Single Man Poses as Dog on Tinder
When I received an email from the Daily Mail letting me know that a San Francisco man posed as a 26-year old dog named "Hero" on Tinder, I had to chuckle. After all, a dog is man's best friend and every girl is looking for her hero.
Still since Justin Mateen, co-founder of Tinder believes that their mobile app is a social discovery app and not a mobile dating app, I wasn't surprised that this social experiment was received as a breath of fresh barking air. The responses flooded in from both women and men within a 100-mile radius.
It's a social networking experience, and people love pets, so it was certainly a way for the profile to stand out among the millions of other profiles that users are swiping right and left to. "Hero" a golden retriever, replied to curious swipers with a "woof woof" and "bark bark" with an occasional wagging of his tail.
After seven days as a male dog, Joe Veix posted that had 206 matches—154 guys and 52 girls. All of his responses were "woof woof" and occasional digital barking. When he switched to a female dog, the comments became a bit riskier.
Tinder is known to be fun and flirty. Like a game, so many people who have downloaded the Tinder mobile app spend hours-and-hours a day swiping right just to strike up a conversation with so many that they may or may not meet IRL."
Rather than saying, 'hey' or 'what's up' the "Hero" puppy profile allowed users of the app to have a bit of fun and laughter while responding to the barks from the dog profile.
Tinder now claims 10 million matches a day and over 800 million swipes a day. Users are logging on for more than 1.5 hours a day. Will the future of Tinder fall into the hands of your four-legged pets?
I think it's just a matter of time, before we'll see a viral cat video on Tinder.
Are you dating on Tinder? Your comments are welcome.
Julie Spira is America's Top Online Dating Expert and Digital Matchmaker. She's the host of Mobile Dating BootCamp and helps singles find love on the Internet and IRL. For more online dating advice, follow @JulieSpira on Twitter and sign up for the free Weekly Flirt newsletter.
Hinge Mobile Dating – Finding Love With Facebook Friends
As mobile dating apps continue to be the hot new way for singles to find love online, daters are swiping right to connect on a variety of mobile dating apps. The message is very clear. The success of finding love online is all in the hands of your mobile phone
In a recent interview, I spoke with ABC News in Los Angels about the landscape of mobile dating [see video below].
Enter Hinge, a free mobile dating app which helps you find dates based upon which Facebook friends you have in common. The best way that I can describe Hinge is Tinder MEETS Linkedin.
The concept makes sense as singles have become accustomed to swiping on Tinder, the mobile app now responsible for over 10 million matches a day and 800 million swipes per day.
Where Tinder gives you unlimited matches based upon your location, Hinge selects 10 matches served to you at noon each day. If you refer your friends to join Hinge, the number of matches will increase.
How Hinge Works
Hinge takes your Facebook profile photos, age, work information, and other data that you've provided, so other singles will see exactly who you are, without having to do an extensive Google search or background search.
Hinge users are 99% college educated, and most popular industries include banking, consulting, media and fashion. The average user has 36 friends on Hinge and 90% are between 23-36. Hinge has made over 2 million matches and just celebrated the first engagement.
Hinge just launched in Los Angeles with a party in West Hollywood at Greystone Manor with 500 of their 7000 Los Angeles singles who were on the wait-list. ABC 7′s Elex Michaelson reported on the event, along with my analysis below.
Who's using mobile dating apps?
It should be no surprise, that online daters are now spending more time on dating apps than they do on the sites themselves. IBISWorld reports that by 2018, more than 80 percent of the population will own a smartphone (up from 46 percent in 2012). A recent Pew Research study reported that 29% of cell owners describe their cell phone as ?something they can?t imagine living without.?
eHarmony reports that some users log on over 15-20 times a day using their mobile dating app with over 50% registering from their mobile phones. Their mobile app has been downloaded over 9 million times, with 57% of their app users who are male and 43% who are female.
Match just released Match 3.0, a completely redesigned mobile app for iOs. They report that half of their users are joining Match through a mobile device and more than 50% of the emails exchanged on Match.com are sent from a mobile device.
Read: Match.com Gets Digital Facelift With Launch of New Mobile App
POF founder Markus Frind tells me that they have tens of millions of users on their mobile dating app. "Between the apps and just mobile web use we are at 90% mobile," said Frind. "When it comes to online dating using a website isn't something that most people do anymore. It's all about the phone," Frind added.
Hinge is now available in 9 cities in the United States including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Washington, DC.
At the end of the digital day, finding love from the convenience of your mobile phone has become a part of everyday life for most single who are looking for love online.
Are you using mobile dating apps?
Julie Spira is America's Top Online Dating Expert and Digital Matchmaker. She's the founder of Cyber-Dating Expert and host of Mobile Dating BootCamp. Julie was an early adopter of the Internet and has been helping singles find love online for 20 years. For more dating advice, follow @JulieSpira on Twitter and sign up for the free Weekly Flirt newsletter.


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