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Tinder launches ‘Relationship Goals’ to follow in Hinge’s footsteps - TechCrunch

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Today, Tinder launched a new "Relationship Goals" feature that allows users to display their dating goals on their profile, whether they're looking for a "long-term partner," "long-term, but open to short-term," "short-term, but open to long," "short-term fun," "new friends" or "still figuring it out." Tinder's new addition aims to help users find connections that better align with what they're looking for. Users can go to settings to add a Relationship Goal to their profile. As shown in the image above, each option comes with an emoji and is displayed as a colorful banner on the top of your profile, above the "About Me" section. The app will also have new weekly check-in prompts to remind users that they can change their Relationship Goals selection if their opinion on dating has shifted. Starting today, the feature is rolling out to users in many countries, including the

Brooklyn Public Library releases New Year's book list for 2023 - Brooklyn Daily Eagle

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The Central Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library at Grand Army Plaza. Wikimedia photo by Ajay Suresh The Brooklyn Public Library System released a New Year's-themed book list– the list features a wide range of titles and authors, with good reading for people of all backgrounds and ages. BPL emphasizes the list's elements of renewal, adventure and opportunity.  "A woman who changed her life for love (or maybe let love change her life). Hard choices and endless possibilities, fearless elders and meditative runners and one brave girl in Fairyland," said Librarian Jess Harwick. "This time of year is one of reflection and potential change. If you're looking for inspiration, motivation, or just permission to be vulnerable, these characters and humans just might give you the hope that you need to take the leap." The list includes several books which explore the theme of opening doors and windows, including Exit West by Mohsin Hamid, winner of th

In Her Own Words: Nicole Boyd's journey to SHE-O - Bizwomen - The Business Journals

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The 10 Wildest NBA Player Tattoos - TheSportster

When people fall in love with a sport, they also tend to idolize the athletes that play that sport. That kind of idolization leads fans to try to style themselves after their favorite stars, but sometimes that's not possible thanks to their unique tattoos. For years, NBA players have been getting some of the best ink in the world of competitive sports. Related: 10 Best Power Forwards In NBA History, Ranked Thanks to the larger-than-life personalities that come with being a world-class athlete, some NBA stars have opted to get some interesting tattoos. Some fit in with the image of a star, while others come as a bit of a surprise whether due to the star's personality or the overall design of the tattoo. 10/10 LeBron James - Chosen 1 Jesse Johnson-USA TODAY Sports No one should be shocked that someone like LeBron James has a few tattoos. Most megastars end up with their fair share of ink at some point. With that said, it's also fair

365 Reasons Why I Love You—Ideas for a Sentimental Note To Share Every Day of the Year - Parade Magazine

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Romantic gestures are important when dating or in marriage—they let the other person know you care. One way to share your feelings is by putting together a list of " 365 reasons why I love you. " You can write a new reason each day and present it to your significant other the same day, or gift a box or booklet of 365 reasons why you love him or her on a special occasion (like New Year's Day, Valentine's Day, your anniversary, or his or her birthday). You can have them look through it either all at once, or have them read only one reason each day of the year (talk about the gift that keeps on giving!). My list is for the most special person in my life: my husband. My family and children are so fantastically wonderful, but I loved him first, I loved him longest, and will continue to love him until the day after forever. So here are my 365 reasons why I love my husband of 22 years, and my best friend for 27. Some of these are why there is still a spark after so

Post-It Note Reviews: Quick looks at 9 new titles - Teen Librarian Toolbox

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One last round of quick reviews before we head into 2023! Post-it Note Reviews are a great way to display books in your library or classroom, a way to let kids recommend their favorite titles without having to get up in front of everyone and do a book talk, and an easy way to offer a more personal recommendation than just the flap copy offers. All descriptions from the publishers. Transcriptions of the Post-It notes are below each description . Reading those is your best bet—carpal tunnel has made my handwriting mostly a disaster. Midnight at the Shelter by Nanci Turner Steveson (ISBN-13: 9780062673213 Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Publication date: 11/01/2022, Ages 8-12) Written with a distinctively doggy voice, great humor, and plenty of heart, this novel from acclaimed author Nanci Turner Steveson is a perfect pick for readers looking for a touching animal story in the vein of  Because of Winn-Dixi