Tuesday, September 11 2018

The 16 best pumpkin treats in Columbus 🎃😍

September 11, 2018

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Happy Tuesday, it's Chelsea.

Good morning everybody. I hope you're all enjoying your Tuesday morning. I know I am since today is my birthday! And since it's my birthday, that means I reserve the right to be a little basic and embrace a "Treat Yo' Self" sort of mantra for the next 24 hours. There's no better treat I can imagine than getting my hands on all (or any) things pumpkin. It's been brought to my attention that not everyone goes as crazy for fall flavors as I do, but I figured since it's my birthday, you guys would let this one slide. 

Navigator full story: 

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 Tuesday Weather 🌡

Cloudy and the gentle temps continue with a high of 73. ☁️

 Navigator Originals ✏️

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Just because you don't have endless funds to spend on a house doesn't mean you can't get something totally awesome. Columbus has such a variety of properties, and although prices still continue to climb, there are good deals out there, if you're willing to find them! Here's a head start!

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If you were a kid in the 90s and you had access to a television, then you probably remember the iconic duo of Pete and Pete. Like us, they're all grown up now and they're inviting us all to an evening full of fun and nostalgia. 

 Around Town 🏡

You'll have at least a couple of more weeks to see the I-71 17th Ave. "Cinicinnati" sign, because that's evidently how long it takes to order a replacement. You'd think this would be a rush order though, no? [10TV] 🛣Pretty sure you'll be able to find at least one or two interesting things on this massive list of Ohio "bucket list" items that includes something to do in all 88 (!) of Ohio's counties. [Travel Inspired Living] 🚗Apparently this happened a few years ago, but the video has recently resurfaced, and since Columbus Navigator didn't exist to show you this in 2015 it feels fair: please watch the mayhem after a giant (GIANT) red ball escapes from an art installation in Toledo. [Boing Boing] 🎨

 Coming Up 📆

🏡 9/11-16: 

🍕 9/12: 

🎭 9/12-16: 

 (Lincoln Theatre)

👗 9/13: 

🛍 9/13: 

🎲 9/13-16: 

🎭 9/13-16: 

 (Short North Stage)

🎭 9/13-29: 

 (Riffe Center)

🎭 9/14: 

 (Nationwide Arena)

🛍 9/14: 

🎭 9/14: 

 (Schottenstein Center)

🍺 9/14-16:

🥨 9/14-16: 

🦖 9/14-16: 

🌳 9/14-16: 

🇧🇶 9/14-16: 

🏡 9/14-16: 

🎭 9/15: 

 (Ohio Theatre)

🍺 9/15: 

📺 9/15: 

🛍 9/15: 

🖼 9/15-16: 

🎡 9/15-22: 

🍂 9/16: 

💊 9/16: 

(Schottenstein Center)

🛍 9/16: 

🔥 9/16: 

🖼 9/16: 

 Weekly Concert Calendar 🎸

9/11: 

 (The Basement)

9/12: 

 (A&R Music Bar)

9/12: 

 (Express Live!)

9/13: 

 (A&R Music Bar)

9/13: 

 (Express Live!)

9/13: 

 (The Basement)

9/14: 

 (The Basement)

9/14: 

 (A&R Music Bar)

9/14: 

 (Dahlia Nightclub)

9/14: 

 (Big Room Bar)

9/15: 

(A&R Music Bar)

9/15: 

 (Newport Music Hall)

9/15: 

 (Skully's Music Diner)

9/16: 

 (Lincoln Theatre)

9/16: 

 (Newport Music Hall)

 Longread 💻

Facebook has more "citizens" than any country and even outnumbers every organized religion. This profile discusses Mark Zuckerberg following the backlash and events of the last two years, and where Facebook is going from here. There are many, many surprises in the article, not the least of which is the detail that Zuckerberg recently spent $44 million buying all the houses that surrounded his. For privacy."At an event in November, 2017, Sean Parker, Facebook’s first president, called himself a “conscientious objector” to social media, saying, “God only knows what it’s doing to our children’s brains.”New Yorker: Can Mark Zuckerberg Fix Facebook Before It Breaks Democracy?

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- Chelsea