Name: Joel Robare Age: 32 Hometown: San Francisco, California Occupation: Interior Designer, Founder of JR Studio Marital Status: Devoted to my partner of 12 years – maybe that will change. 1. Where do you like to flirt? Preferably over a glass of wine in a dark restaurant. 2. What are your favorite places to eat…
Name: Ihab Rashad Age: 47 Hometown: Cairo, Egypt Occupation: Vice President of Quest Travel. Marital Status: Married 1. Where do single people like to meet up in your hometown? In Cairo, most people are still conservative and introductions that families feel would be good matches are made by families. The man and woman have to…
Name: Greg Morey Age: 39 (and staying there) Hometown: Tampa, Florida Occupation: Publisher | CEO, Florida Designers Review Status: Taken 1. Where do you like to flirt? At the other end of inviting stares. 2. What are your favorite places to eat and drink? The Fly In Tampa, Derek’s in Sarasota, and Bicci in Naples…
Name: Jeff Maffitt Age: 22 Hometown: Madison, Wisconsin Occupation: Student Status: Taken 1. Where do you like to flirt? The best flirting is spontaneous, so anywhere. I can’t help but flirt with my girlfriend while we cook. I love it when girls attempt to flirt with me, especially in a bar not realizing that the…
Name: Taylor Canel Age: 23 Occupation: Professional Futbol Player Hometown: Los Angeles, California 1. Where do you like to flirt? Anywhere possible. Bars are always fun, so are malls and city courtyards. Just anywhere with lots of people. Flirting without words is the best kind, so places where you can flirt from a distance. Oh…
Name: Mike Buenafe Age: 22 Hometown: Huntington Beach, California Occupation: Student and Basketball Coach Status: In love 1. Where do you like to flirt? I flirt at school & at parties, but only with my girlfriend at course! 2. Where’s your favorite table for two? Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Irvine. Prepare yourself for the…
by Allison Neves PART ONE: It was 1992 when the peace treaty between the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) guerillas and the government of El Salvador was signed. The bloody civil war was a peasant revolution that had raged on unofficially since the late 70’s. During that time, more than 80,000 people were killed…