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Meet the Bagels of Toronto

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With over 2.6 million people, Toronto is the largest city in Canada. This means that there are hundreds of thousands of people looking for love – thousands of whom, like you, are on Coffee Meets Bagel! Not to mention that Toronto is also full of some of the brightest, most interesting, and unique individuals.
From time to time, we will be highlighting some of these fine folks for you to get to know better. Take a few minutes and meet two of your very own – Denise & Jaime.
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7 Unconventional Dating Sites for the Extremely Unique Individual

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It’s no surprise that nowadays there’s a niche for everything- even online dating! If you’re looking for it, it shall be there. Here are a couple online dating websites that I found for some of the most unique individuals out there.
1. beautifulpeople.com
It is exactly what it sounds like. Beautiful people (and only beautiful people) meeting each other online. And how does the website determine whether or not you’re granted access? You vote. Applicants have to be deemed “beautiful” within 48 hours by active members.
May the odds be ever in your favor.

2. singleparentmeet.com
Because the fact is that having children is the worst possible thing in the world- not the fact that I am a compulsive cheater, have been to jail, or am a pathological liar. Really? “Regular” online dating has kicked off all parents? C’mon guys, let’s show some compassion for all the cool, single parents out there.

3. asiandating.com
Seems more like “I- Have-An-Asian-Fetish.com” a more interesting and modern way for a mail-order bride! Just kidding, kind of. It just looks like a place for people who love asians to look for dates that just happen to be younger females from Asia. But no worries, it’s not a mail order bride if you get them from the interwebs….right?

4. ghostsingles.com
If you are indeed a ghost (male or female) and wish for a significant other to haunt places with, this is it. Yes, this is a real website. Come on guys, ghosts need some love and in our day and age, internet dating is all the rage! Go ahead, type it in and see for yourself. Because the dead should be able to date too.

5. jdate.com, trekpassions.com,  christianmingle.com, ldssingles.com,  farmersonly.com,  buddhistconnect.com, atheistpassions.com, quakerdating.com
Carefully crafted and tailored to all religious affiliations and/or beliefs across the spectrum! Looking for your preferred religious flavor or belief taste? Find it here.

6. cougarlife.com
For that Mama and baby relationship. The “MILF’s” and people looking for that motherly love. Remember that song Stacy’s Mom? That should be the theme song for this website. Welcome all cougars and cougar-tamers.

7. sugardaddie.com
If you’re looking for supposedly wealthy, older men and you want to be treated as a princess, this is your goldmine. Keep in mind I did say the word supposedly- no promises for actual rich men here.

If you liked this post, check out some tips on 9 Stages of Getting Over Rejection.

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9 Stages of Getting Over Rejection

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You could get rejected because you went up and asked someone out.
Or they decided after the first date that you two weren’t a good match.
Heck, maybe even after four months of seeing each other, the person says he/she doesn’t want to see you anymore.
 
You’re completely confused.
confused what did i do wrong
 
But above all, you’re heartbroken.
Ariel heartbroken
 
Of course it’s natural to feel sad. But you cope and you move on.
 
1) Admit defeat.
This person is never going to ask you out. Or, if you guys have,  never ever again.
useless and disappointing
 
2) Nurse your bruised ego.
nurse bruised ego
 
3) Rant to your friends.
rant ugly llama
 
4) Realize at least he/she was honest.
rejection better than fake promise
 
5) Stop feeling sorry for yourself.

 
6) Rejection is a blessing in disguise.
Someone better will come along.

 
7) Just keep being you.
There’s nothing you can do about a rejection.

 
8) You’re free!
Elsa I'm Free
 
9) Enjoy being young, single, and happy while you can!
Single young happy
 
Another reason to be happy to be single? Check out If Guys Acted on First Dates Like They Do on Tinder.
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How to Meet New People This Winter? Consider the Airport!

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Wondering how to meet new people this holiday season? According to research firm StrategyOne, almost one out of every ten adults has either dated or known someone to have dated a person they met at an airport or during a flight. So Axe spray — the industry leader in satisfying a need no one really thought needed to be satisfied — commissioned a study in 2007 with Sperling’s BestPlaces to rank America’s biggest airports by likeliness to produce a romantic connection. Their metrics include variables such as length of layovers and delays (which promote interaction, obviously) and cute shops and places to interact (beer gardens and magic shops). Basically, they came up with a formula to determine the likelihood of you meeting new people during a layover.

The best airport? Philadelphia. Yep. Apparently. Below are their full rankings. Let us know if this squares with your own experiences.

  1. Philadelphia Int’l (PHL)
  2. Newark Int’l (EWR)
  3. John F Kennedy Int’l (JFK)
  4. Washington-Dulles Int’l (IAD)
  5. La Guardia Int’l (LGA)
  6. Port Columbus Int’l (CMH)
  7. Detroit Metropolitan (DTW)
  8. Logan Int’l (BOS)
  9. Dallas/Ft. Worth Int’l (DFW)
  10. San Francisco Int’l (SFO)
  11. Lambert-St. Louis Int’l (STL)
  12. Cincinnati Int’l (CVG)
  13. O’Hare Int’l (ORD)
  14. Minneapolis/St. Paul Int’l (MSP)
  15. Miami Int’l (MIA)
  16. Seattle Tacoma Int’l (SEA)
  17. Pittsburgh Int’l (PIT)
  18. Hartsfield Int’l (ATL)
  19. Washington National (DCA)
  20. Baltimore/Washington Int’l (BWI)
  21. Denver Int’l (DEN)
  22. San Antonio Int’l (SAT)
  23. Hopkins Int’l (CLE)
  24. Houston Hobby (IAH)
  25. San Diego Int’l (SAN)
  26. Portland Int’l (PDX)
  27. Kansas City Int’l (MCI)
  28. Houston Hobby (HOU)
  29. Sacramento Int’l (SMF)
  30. Tampa Int’l (TPA)
  31. Midway Int’l (MDW)
  32. Sky Harbor Int’l (PHX)
  33. Los Angeles Int’l (LAX)
  34. Orlando Int’l (MCO)
  35. McCarran Int’l (LAS)
  36. San Jose Int’l (SJC)
  37. Oakland Int’l (OAK)

 

Next Week in Boston: Cirque du Soleil returns!

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You worked super-hard this week? Then, you definitely do deserve to play hard next week!
Cirque du Soleil returns!
How many Cirque du Soleil shows (out of its 21 shows) have you seen? If you said “zero,” “nada,” “huh?” or anything along these lines, this is your chance to finally join the community of 100 million spectators who have watched — and looooved — its enchanting shows! This particular show, “Totem,” is a story of evolution; it traces the journey of the human species from its amphibian state to its desire to fly.
WHAT: “Totem” by Cirque du Soleil
WHERE: Boston Marine Industrial Park @ 6 Tide St.
WHEN: June 10 (Sun), 2012 – July 1 (Sun), 2012 @ various showtimes
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Going out this weekend?: things to do in NYC and Boston

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Thank Goodness It’s Thursday. Friday is almost here! Here is the information you need to make the most of this weekend in NYC and Boston.This Weekend in New York City
 
The decade that time forgot lives on!
Great news for those of you who were made in the ‘70s and ‘80s: ‘80s club night is here. Rubix Kube will play vintage hits, and DJ Pete Bones & DJ Ricky Rick will fire up the party with top hits from the 80s.
WHAT: Back to the ‘80s Show featuring RUBIX KUBE: The Ultimate 80’s Tribute Band
WHERE: Canal Room @ 285 West Broadway, (at Canal St), New York
WHEN: June 2 (Sat), 2012 @ 9:30 pm
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Pop!era Night
Ladies, this good-looking, silvery voiced foursome will entertain your ears and eyes. If you are a guy, sorry – Il Divo is a group of four gel-haired male singers. Nevertheless, you’ll still love this operatic pop vocal group created by American Idol’s Simon Cowell.
WHAT: Il Divo & Orchestra in Concert
WHERE: Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre (270 Tremont Street @ Seaver Place)
WHEN: June 2 (Sat), 2012 @ 8 pm & June 3 (Sun), 2012 @ 8:00 pm
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Ready for the weekend? The city’s ready for you!

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HAPPY THURSDAY! I’M ASSUMING EVERYBODY’S HAVING A WONDERFUL WEEK IN THIS BEAUTIFUL WEATHER. SPRING IS HERE AND THE CITY IS ALWAYS FULL OF FUN THINGS TO DO. SO LET’S GET THIS WEEKEND STARTED :)

 
Keyboard Kid @ the New Museum

Keyboard Kid is performing tonight at the New Museum as part of the museum’s monthly series of performances. It’s called “Get Weird: Experimental and Freaky” and it happens once a month. This month, and tonight we’re lucky to see Keyboard Kid perform. He’s already well known for providing beats for rappers like Soulja Boy, Mista F.A.B., and Main Attrakionz.
COSTS: $10 New Museum Members, $12 General Public
LOCATION: New Museum (235 Bowery, at Prince Street between Stanton and Rivington Streets)
WHEN: Friday, March 23,2012  7:00pm
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APUTUMPU MUSIC FESTIVAL

Enjoy the music festivities for the whole weekend. The 4 day long music madness is starting TONIGHT. This is what My Social List has to say. “The Aputumpu Festival is a musical showcase featuring more than two-dozen rising bands comprising a cross-section of the burgeoning Brooklyn music scene. Much like the Amputumpu fruit – sweet on the inside, but rough on the outside – these bands exhibit raw, noisy, in-your-face performances, in contrast with the deep and often heartfelt sentiments expressed in their music. The bands’ rough, DIY aesthetic will be displayed over the course of four days, spread across some of the best venues in Williamsburg and Manhattan.”
COSTS: Tickets are maximum $10
SCHEDULE: Thu 3/22 8:00pm………..Shea Stadium (Bushwick)
Fri 3/23 7:30pm…………Public Assembly (Williamsburg)
Sat 3/24 7:30pm………..Cameo Art Gallery (Williamsburg)
Sun 3/25 10:00pm ……..(le)poisson rouge (West Village)
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FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER WITH A TWIST

Who said Friday night dinners have to be at a fancy restaurant? The Natural Gourmet Institute hosts Friday night dinners that are open to the public. The school transforms itself to a restaurant with flowers and candles and of course, food! Instructors and students serve a 3 course dinner and at the end of the dinner the public has a chance to ask the chefs questions on how they prepared the food. It’s fresh and really straight from the kitchen.
Here is the menu for tomorrow’s meal:
~Amuse Bouche ~
Olive Tapenade and Pine Nuts on Corn Pizzelle
~ Appetizer – 1st Course ~
Baby Arugula, Baby Oak Leaf Purple Radish Shoots, Salted Marcona Almonds
Thinly Shaved Manchego, Lemon Vinaigrette
Fried Baby Artichokes with Orange Thyme Aioli
Marinated & Pickled Vegetables
~ Entree – 2nd Course ~
Paella with Bomba and Short Grain Brown Rice, Sofrito,
Seitan Chorizo, Royal Trumpet Mushroom Scallops
Saffron Sauce
Capers
Spinach with Sun – Dried Tomatoes
~ Dessert – 3rd Course ~
Crème Catalana Brulee with Dark Chocolate
Fruit Compote with Spiced Rioja Sangria Sauce
WHERE: Natural Gourmet Institute for Food and Health
48 W. 21st St., 2nd fl. (near 5th ave)
PHONE: 212-645-1570
PRICE: $40
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To EAT- Via Tribunali

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Got slightly carried away there with all the delicious pictures, but you can see why I’m so excited about this pizza place in the LES.

Via Tribunali- Seattle’s best pizza is now available in NYC.

Already famous in Seattle, D.C. and Portland, Via Tribunali’s coming to NYC is exciting news. There’s a wood-burning oven that heats up to 1000 degrees where all the yummy and crispy dough’s produced. This place have delicious pies, calzones and pizzas that are backed up with a serious wine list that makes everything even more heavenly.

Minute I saw this place, I thought it was great for a date, don’t you think?

Via Tribunali (click to go to the website)

Where: 122 Ludlow St., between Rivington and Delancey St.

Hours: Sunday-Thursday 11am-12pm (Kitchen closes at 11pm)

Friday- Saturday 11am-2am (Kitchen closes at 1am)

Phone: 212-260-8742

Acme

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Noho’s old time favorite Acme, revamped itself and now it’s a trendy hot spot with the same deliciousness it offered in the past..

“For about 25 years, this downtown space housed Acme Bar & Grill, a raffish Southern joint that hosted rock shows in the basement. It closed in 2011 and reopened in early 2012, gutted and beautified by the ultracool team behind Indochine. A fashion and art-world crowd inhabits the sexy, low-lit, black leather–appointed dining room. The inventive opening menu was conceived by Mads Refslund, an ambassador of New Nordic cuisine and a co-founder of Noma in Copenhagen, voted the best restaurant in the world. Categories on it include “Raw,” “Cooked,” “Soil” and “Sea/Land,” and items change with the seasons. Expect the unexpected in dishes such as sweet shrimp and bison or pearl barley with clams, scallops and artichoke, juxtaposing sweet/salty and bitter/sour elements.” -nycgo.com

Location: 9 Great Jones St. (between Broadway and Lafayette St.)

Phone: 212- 203-2121

Hours: Mon-Wed 6-11pm; Thurs.-Sat., 6pm-midnight

Website: http://www.acmenyc.com



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    Squarepusher comes to NYC TONIGHT!

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    It took him 6 years to come back to the US and this time Tom Jenkinson is bringing a new project with him called “Ufabulum”. The album hasn’t been even dropped yet. It will be released on May 15, 2012.

    With your friends or with your date go out to Webster Hall (even though most of us are out of college we can still do Webster Hall right?) and immerse yourself in true electronic greatness.

    When: TONIGHT @ 8:00pm

    Location: Webster Hall ….125 East 11th St. (between 4th and 3rd Aves)

    Cost: $35 and yes you can still buy them today

    get tickets here

    If you’ve never heard of him before, CHECK HIS WORK OUT!!

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