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I was having a father to daughter talk last night with my 13 year old daughter about how our attitude effects each day of our life. We all have a lot on our plate and I think young kids just becoming teenagers have a whole lot on their minds. There is a lot of social pressure and let's face it things are happening fast, bodies and minds are changing rapidly.

The conversation from her side is: I don't understand her and why do I keep on trying to push this positive mental attitude stuff on her. Why do I subject her to listening to Robert Kyosaki's "The Cash Flow Quadrant" when we are driving in the car. Or even worse, OMG...listening to Jim Rohn, Todd Falcone, Jeffery Combs, Jerry Clark, and this crazy guy who even makes her laugh sometimes...that goes by the name of Cedrick Harris.

"Dad, can't you let me and my friends just be miserable?!" I tell her I wish I had access to this stuff when I was growing up.

Anyway, the conversation on my end was getting very animated and I was trying to find an analogy that makes buy weed online  sense and paints the right picture. The analogy I used is this, weeds will grow in your garden and in your mind without water or nourishment, they just grow and grow...fast! So you have to cultivate your garden/mind or the weeds will take over. She seemed to agree with me, but I was not quite sure. She went to bed and I started reading a new book that I recently purchased called "Stepping Stones to Success" which features interviews with experts in their chosen field, I am happy to say that two of the experts interviewed are friends of mine, Cedrick Harris and Casey Eberhart. I met both of these men at seminars while I was striving to get the weeds out of my garden. But, the interview I read was with David Wright interviewing Dr. Denis Waitley. I was blown away by what I was about to read. Dennis Waitley's grandmother said to a nine year old Dennis Waitley "weeds would come unannounced and uninvited-into life, they didn't even need to be watered."

The next morning I had to show this to my daughter and have her read it. She read it and said, "dad, you're smarter than I thought you were...and, ah by the way you know that book you got for me...Who Moved My Cheese? for Teens, I read it last night and it is awesome!" Will wonders never cease!

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Online dating is more popular than ever, primarily because of the enormous profits that can be attained by owning a popular online dating site. New dating sites pop up every day, but it is extremely difficult for these sites to compete with the likes of Match.com, Yahoo Personals, and eHarmony. The main reason is because new dating or personals sites simply do not have the budget of the 'Big 3' online dating sites and budget is important because it takes a lot of advertising dollars for a site to attract enough members to achieve critical mass.

For an online dating site, critical mass is when the site has become large enough (i.e. enough members have joined and now exist in the site's database) to attract new members via the already-existing population of singles and the site has become popular enough to continue to grow in spite of member turnover. As you can imagine, new online dating sites face a huge hurdle and the result is usually one of two options. buy weed online  Either the site spend a large amount of advertising dollars, which is fine if the company that operates the site is a big conglomerate like the company that owns Match.com or 'fake it'. That is, make it seem like there are a large number of current members in order to encourage new membership.

How does a new online dating site 'fake it'? It's simple, really. The site just creates fake profiles to 'seed' their database similar to how a gardener cultivates their garden in order to make it grow. A new dating site may create the profiles themselves or they may purchase profiles from an expired site, but in either case the member profiles in the database are very poor and certainly not current - even if they are real. However, if the new online dating site is able to gain new memberships as a result of their 'seeding' process, it can then gradually 'weed' out the fake or expired profile as new members join and the site grows. This process is known as 'seeding and weeding'.

You might wonder why a new site would take such a risk. It's because there is a large amount of money to be made in the online dating niche and new sites don't have much to lose. If the 'seeding and weeding' process works, the site can become successful and if it doesn't the site owners probably didn't have much invested in the site anyway.

So what can online daters do to ensure they don't fall victim to such a charade? First and foremost be aware of how new an online dating site is. If you haven't heard of the site before, it's probably too new to join - unless joining is free. Secondly, stick to the major online weed sites. Sites like Match.com, eHarmony and Yahoo Personals already have thousands and probably hundreds of thousands of members so they do not need to seed their databases. The major sites also have members from many different areas making it more likely that many of their members are local to one another, thus making it more convenient to meet in person.

Not all new dating sites use the process of 'seeding and weeding' of course, but the competition between these sites is fierce and the temptation may be there for a new site just starting up. Potential members who are considering joining the site should just be aware of how young the site is and how the current member profiles appear. If all of the current 'members' appear too good to be true it's possible that the site may be using some of the techniques described above to encourage new membership. As always, buyer beware - even when it comes to finding love online.