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This month, The Daily Biz brings you some of Columbus' finest bachelors including Konata Holland of Power 107.9, Rich Garret of Suite 143, Christopher Webley of Limited Brands, DJ Odis Parker, and Ryan Gresham. We also profile Shoetique, Milk Bar Boutique, & Colbert/Ball Tax Service with event pictures from Lounge 62 & Zanzibar Brews.

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march 2012eastern columbus

“affordable advertising done right”

15,000readers

Shoetique& Milk Bar

The Top Five Most Eligible Bachelors!

FREE

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march 2012eastern columbus

“affordable advertising done right”

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its

various forms.” - 1 Peter 4:10

Thanks to our guest editors for the month of March, Shawni Smith & Alecia Shipe (above) of the Shawni & Shipe online radio show. With their help, we bring you an amazing feature profiling

five of Columbus’ most eligible bachelors including business owners, entertainers & young

professionals.

Remember, Daily Biz Magazine is here to help you bring daily business to your door.

We serve more than 15,000 readers in Eastern Columbus and portions of the surrounding suburbs including Gahanna, Westerville,

Worthington, Whitehall, Reynoldsburg & Bexley.

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COLUMBUS’ MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELORS.

his month, we teamed up with our guest editors, Alecia Shipe & Shawni Smith, of

the Shawni & Shipe online radio show to bring you Columbus’ most eligible bachelors. After much deliberation and research, Ale-cia & Shawni were able to find five different single guys with a variety of interests from a variety of backgrounds.

So ladies no matter your cup of tea, we bring you five local bachelors for you to pick from:

Rich, an entrepreneur & event promoter; Ko-nata, a radio personality; Odis, an insurance agent & DJ; Ryan, an admissions director; and Chris, a textile technologist. To help “connect the dots of love,” we’ve supplied their Twitter handles too so follow them on Twitter!

Be sure to visit our online website, dailybiz-magazine.com, or on facebook.com/dailybi-zmagazine to view each bachelor’s interview in it’s entirety and vote for your favorite.

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FEATURE

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Christopher Webley, 24Occupation: Textile TechnologistHobbies: Fashion & networkingTwitter: @callmetopher

Your ideal perfect date? Not spend-ing any money, since going “dutch” is about as obsolete as chivalry. The ideal date in Columbus would consist of going to a drive-in movie theater because I’m very frugal, followed by a quick bite of food at a low key establishment.

What qualities does a woman need to keep your interest? Compassion, grace, & patience. When I look at my mother I see a woman of grace. She exhibits confidence, loyalty, elegance, mercy, & love. Conceptualizing the connection of grace with creation is in-strumental in maintaining any healthy relationship. And, if you’re anything like my mom then you’re a winner.

Rich Garrett, 30ishOccupation: Business OwnerHobbies: Meeting new people.Twitter: @rich_garrett

Your ideal perfect date? We meet out rather than me pick you up because gas is expensive. I pull out your chair, we ask each other questions.We have a few drinks and you laugh at my jokes that’s the basis for what a per-fect first date would be.

First thing you notice in a woman? Her style of dress & make-up if she needs it, her confidence, and how comfort-able she is in her setting.

Turn-offs? If your outfit looks like you picked it right up off the mannequin that tends not to impress me. I also feel like I’m funny so you have to laugh at my jokes. That’s one of my biggest things.

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Odis Parker II, 30Occupation: Insurance AgentHobbies: Working out, going to the movies, and playing basketballTwitter: @djopzzy

Your ideal perfect date? The perfect date would be a cozy dinner comple-mented with good conversation and cocktails, followed with a movie or sporting event. Really anything that is upbeat or fun. End the night with a walk and nice view; some more good conversation.

First thing you notice in a woman? Great sense of humor, willing to try new things, creativity.

Turn-offs? Not thinking things through before speaking, “loud,” no serious sense of the importance regarding physical fitness.

Ryan Gresham, 30Occupation: Admissions Director Hobbies: Sports & politicsTwitter: @greezyfour3

Your ideal perfect date? A quiet setting with a nice atmosphere where you can have a good conversation. People watching always generates good conversation. And of course food can also drum up a little perspec-tive.

First thing you notice in a woman? Smile: That is huge to me. Body Lan-guage: How are they carrying them-selves in public. Company: Always peep the company they keep. “You are who you hang with” I don’t judge, but it sure can tell you a lot about a person.

Turn-offs? No ambition, poor conver-sation, immaturity, zero style.

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Konata Holland, 36Occupation: Radio PersonalityHobbies: Making people laugh Twitter: @konatapower1075

Your ideal perfect date? It would in-volve good food, fine wine, great con-versation, and alot of laughter. I think that a great date doesn’t need alot of distractions so that the focus can be on the person that you are with.

Turn-offs? Foul language, rudeness, self-absorbed, too scantily clad, being loud, and the need to be the center of attention. Turn on’s? God fearing, sexy but classy style, beautiful smile, kind spirit, pleasant laugh; and ambi-tious.

First thing you notice in a woman? I see a woman’s eyes, smile, and style.

tdb!

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INFORMATIONAL

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For the past three years, Joel Wright & Deepika Benjamin of Shoetique have lead the way in keeping Columbus’ eastside at the forefront of the latest footwear trends.

Located on 3760 E. Broad Street, Shoet-ique carries the best in couture footwear at an affordable price. “If Gucci makes it, we definitely carry something similar,” mentions Deepika. Ms. Benjamin is Shoetique’s lead buyer and regularly travels to Las Vegas & Miami for women’s footwear conventions.

Call 614-237-7162 for more information about Shoetique’s seasonal client parties where customers get an opportunity to pur-chase new product before it hits shelves.

Be sure to visit Shoetique with their 15% coupon on page 8 of this issue.

PROFILES

SHOETIQUE

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Co-owned by Kareem Jackson & Eric Hayes, Milk Bar boasts quality contemporary mens-wear from Freshjive, Barbour, Cheap Mon-day, and Warriors of Radness just to name a few of their top brands.

Here, you can find a number of exciting accessories, jewelry, candles, eyewear; as well as a limited selection of women’s wear from their own in-house line, Femme.

Milk Bar is also one of the few local places selling fine Japanese selvedge and raw denim from premium brands such as Naked & Famous and A.P.C.

Milk Bar is located at 765A N. High St., 614-754-8802.

MILK BAR

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For four years, Dana M. Davis has helped eastsiders prepare for income tax season & put a little extra money back in their wallets.

As a Colbert/Ball Tax franchisee, Dana and her team of tax preparers are highly knowl-edgeable about all areas of tax rules & reg-ulations, but frequently go beyond the call of duty. “We’re all about the customer, we re-ally want to help them as much as we can,” says Ms. Davis. “I provide my cell number to every client that asks, 614-795-BONDS.”

Highly dedicated to her community, Dana also offers auto insurance, SR-22 bonds, & bail bonds. Soon, she also will be providing small business & tax planning workshops for those interested in entrepreneurship.

Colbert/Ball Tax Service is located at 3487 E. Broad St., 614-231-0600. Call now!

COLBERT/BALL TAX SERVICE

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EVENT PHOTOS

Thirsty Thursdays at Lounge 62Marlon Platt (Platt Group) & Zach Bundles (StreetSmart Productions) presented their weekly event at Lounge 62.

A number of local socialites and trendsetters were in attendance including the ladies of Zeta Phi Beta, Adrian Cook, Kofi Sarpong and Gwen Kemp. Music was provided by DJ T-Phil.

Photos by Marshall Short (soulotheory.com)

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Jazz Night at Zanzibar BrewsThe Rob Group of Ohio presented their weekly jazz night at Zanzibar Brews featuring live performances

from The James Elliott Project and friends. A number of local socialites, trendsetters, and professionals from the King-Lincoln area were also in attendance.

Photos by Marshall Short (soulotheory.com)

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