Quotes of the Day

The popularity of location-based mobile dating apps--technology that allows you to find and meet matches nearby--is growing rapidly: MeetMoi is a social introduction app that auto-intros you to new matches while you go about your day. MeetMoi sees the most user activity on Wednesdays from six to seven P.M. eastern. Badoo is a social network centered around meeting new people rather than connecting with acquaintances. [2013] - Laurie Davis

Financial IQ is made up of knowledge from four broad areas of expertise: 1. Accounting (Financial literacy). 2. Investing (The science of money making money. This involves strategies and formulas). 3. Understanding markets (The science of supply and demand). 4. Law (For instance, utilizing a corporation wrapped around the technical skills of accounting, investing and markets can aid explosive growth). [1998] - Robert T. Kiyosaki

Everyone should try to incorporate one tablespoon of ground flaxseeds into his or her daily diet, in addition to a serving of nuts or other seeds. A quarter cup of nuts is considered a serving, or two tablespoons of nut or seed butters, including peanut butter. (Chestnuts and coconuts don't nutritionally count as nuts.) I also recommend one-quarter teaspoon a day of the spice turmeric, along with any other (salt-free) herbs and spices you may enjoy. [2015] - Michael Greger

It's not a good idea for a man to engage in sex talk with a woman, whether it's by email, texting, Facebook, or over the phone, unless she does so first. Doing so may make the man appear vulgar in her eyes, even if she has been acting flirty or suggestive in her communications thus far. Overt sexual communication can be returned, but let her do the escalating. Match, but do not surpass the level she sets. [2012] - Christopher Gray

If you believe in love at first sight, there's a roughly 60 percent chance it will happen to you. Love at first sight happens, but it's not wise to count on it. Love by design is a series of steps that helps you connect with your matched opposite. [2004] - Nicholas Boothman