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30 customer reviews
By Barney from Kissimmee, Fla on 3/25/2015
Size: TRUE
These are the best for comfortable support. I use them for work as well as at the gym. Great fit!
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6 customer reviews
By Mel from Park city UT on 3/24/2015
They are wonderful yoga pants,Nice quality, nice fit!
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10 customer reviews
Great colors and well made Graffiti t-shirt
By Bernie from Wayne County, Michigan on 3/19/2015
Bought for a grandkid as a gift. It is bright in color and very well made. Definately worth the price. I am positive it will be a big hit as a gift.
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4 customer reviews
great yoga socks
By L-Rod from Houston on 3/17/2015
my feet get cold in yoga class where everyone is bare footed. These socks work perfect for me. If you're like me and your feet get cold barefooted these socks are the answer!!!!
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13 customer reviews
shiny jacket
By cb from san diego on 3/15/2015
It's a little long in the body and loose. It's ok if you are built but a Medium was baggy on me: 5' 8" 155lbs. Sleeves are loose. It's ok to wear while standing next to the pool, but not really for casual daily wear.
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8 customer reviews
Comfortable and practical.
By Joy Brown from Killeen, TX on 3/13/2015
I bought these for yoga, but honestly they are so cool for walking around the house, I may just have to get a few more pairs. Extremely comfortable, and the dots on the bottom make me feel so much more secure walking around our uncarpeted house without slipping. I love that they protect the feet without getting hot and sweaty, and allow my feet to breathe. The small fit me perfectly out of the box, will know after a few washes whether it would have been smarter to get a medium.
toesox are great
By Jane in KC from KC on 3/13/2015
These socks have great traction and they stay in place. Purchased them primarily to keep feet warm in a cold early morning studio. They keep feet warm and don't interfere with the routine.
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31 customer reviews
Great Hoodie!
By Hill from SANTA MARIA, CA on 3/10/2015
My daughter was thrilled to receive this sweatshirt. It is a good strong material and is holding up nicely. It's very comfy & warm. So far the black has not faded and we've washed it about 10 times since getting it. My daughter normally wears a small but we usually size up when buying hoodies. I'm glad we went with medium.
Good fit and value!
By Sue Ellen from Cincinnati on 3/10/2015
Washes well and very comfortable. Nice and warm after practice!
I absolutely love it!
By Elyse from Harrisburg, PA on 3/3/2015
This jacket fits nicely, it's not too snug. It keep you warm and is very soft inside! The quality is outstanding. I highly recommend!
Good value for the money
By Emmitt from Boston on 3/2/2015
Just wanted a polo shirt to wear under a sweater.This one works very well.
By Suz from VA on 2/27/2015
good choice under pants in this cold weather; they're warm and snug but a little too long so I can't imagine wearing them warmer weather
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3 customer reviews
Very comfortable and flattering
By Sylvia from San Diego on 2/25/2015
The material is soft. The seams in the front are flattering. the waistline is comfortable. The fabric seemed to do a nice job of holding my rear in place. I received compliments from others in my Pilates class. I liked the prAna yoga capri so much that I wanted to order another one.
Best Socks
By KS from Atlanta, GA on 2/24/2015
These socks are form fitting and feel so comfortable. The grips on the bottom grasp the floor and/or mat very well. They are durable and hold up to washings. These are prefect if you do not want to take your socks off during your yoga class. I plan to use these socks in my yoga/pilates classes, wearing my flip flops and in the gym.
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5 customer reviews
Nice pants but I wish Speedo made petites
By Diamond Girl from Virginia on 2/24/2015
Size: TOOSMALL
These are really nice pants - at first I thought the material was a little weird, but the outside of the pants stay nice and dry with a wet suit underneath. Only problem is the sizing...I weigh about 110 and the XS was too small - yet they are just way too long for someone who is 5'4". I returned them for the small which fit well but, as others have said, I will have to hem them.
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Too small
By Tracey from Garland texas on 2/23/2015
Too small
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26 customer reviews
Good Yoga Socks
By Nanamet51 from California on 2/21/2015
Got this for my husband who has just started yoga and wants to keep his feet warm. These socks are true to size and once he figured out where to put his toes, he's been very happy with them. He actually wears them as socks when going to and from his yoga class.
By Judy from North Myrtle Beach, SC on 2/20/2015
Size: NA
I purchased these for our lifeguards daily use. Great product!
Great color but see through.
By Brittany from Raleigh, NC on 2/20/2015
Great color and fit but see through!
Good product
By Swim Mom from SPRING, TX on 2/17/2015
Very good quality my son is 13 and size small fits good and have room to grow.
Zensah Compression Leg Sleeves a big hit
By Kris from Washington on 2/6/2015
Fits well, wish they were a little longer, nice color, will be purchasing them again soon.
Really cute for my granddaughter, who IS a Swim Chick!
By Grammy from Peoria, IL on 2/3/2015
I'm giving this to my granddaughter for Easter, so she has not seen it yet but I think it's very cute and the quality looks good.
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2 customer reviews
Disappointed in grip
By Judy from Granby, CT on 2/2/2015
I wanted gloves to allow me to do downward dog without slipping. Unfortunately although the gloves are attractive and keep my hands warm, I still slipped.
Love the color
By My Opinion from Dana Point, C on 1/31/2015
Size: TOOBIG
I love the color and the ruching. The fit is loose. I didn't notice that there's only 10% lycra. I would return them but I've already washed them and I don't know what I did with the receipt.
Yoga Socks - Great Purchase
By TLNR1960 from Stamford, CT on 1/30/2015
Comfortable, great quality; excellent shipping - I will most likely order more!
Stayed in place while gripping th mat. will buy more.
By toe socks from Columbus, Ohio on 1/28/2015
Stay in place on your foot while performing difficult poses
Nike jacket
By ykm from NY, NY on 1/28/2015
This jacket kept my daughter dry in between Events. Saves me from bringing extra dry towels for her.
Glad I tried them.
By Warren from Long Island on 1/27/2015
While yoga is often done barefoot, these socks with their seperate compartments for each toe and with the grip dots on the soles, are a tremendous help with balance. The socks also seem to keep the muscles in my feet warm and flexible. I highly recommend these socks for your yoga practice..
One of a kind!
By Dayatatime from Poulsbo, WA on 1/27/2015
I purchased this tee for my husband at Christmas time. I liked it so much that I ordered myself a black one. Unfortunately it's a man's shirt but still fun to wear in the summer.
good gloves
By Dru from San Antonio, TX on 1/27/2015
I like the non-skid on the inside of the gloves.
Nice pants
By yaustin from Austin, TX on 1/21/2015
The length is a little bit too long because I am short 5.1 but I can short it...no problems. Good quality and nice!
Great Jacket
I love this jacket because not only comfortable but it's good quality.I am 5.1 and 124lbs. I ordered size S.
Great Sweater
By Rebekah from Redlands,CA on 1/19/2015
Great for throwing on after swimming.A light weight warmth sweater, looks exactly as advertised
Well made
By Tiny Black Cat from Spring, TX on 1/15/2015
As other buyers mentioned, this warm up set runs large. I originally ordered these warm up pants in a size Large. But that size was too big on me. I'm usually a Large in these types of pants but exchanged the Large for Medium and they fit better. Also, both Large and Medium sizes were so long on me. But I am only 5' tall so I suppose that's to be expected. I had the length altered. The pants are comfy and well made, the stitching is sturdy and clean all around.
fulcrum pant
By leo from stgeorge canada on 1/14/2015
The pants I recieved had the slots for a waist drawstring but no drawstring.
Very nice quality shirt.
By A dad of a swimmer from Sacramento CA on 1/14/2015
Nice t-shirt. Gave it as a birthday present to my daughter and she loved it. Great for any swimmer that loves Arena Swimwear.
Nice fit
By Citrus_sexy from San Antonio, TX on 1/11/2015
It was a good buy. Material is good. Comfortable to wear and to move. Planning to buy another one
Great pants
By YIB from Austin-TX on 1/10/2015
I am 5-1 and 120 lbs and this pants a bit too long but I want to keep it and short the length because It''s very nice and good quality. I like the pants!
Nice Jacket
Not only this jacket is nice but the quality is worth the money. Love it.
Successful Christmas Gift for Teenage Niece!
By Fiona's Uncle from New Jersey on 1/10/2015
This Speedo Jacket was perfect for a swimteam teenage niece!
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15 customer reviews
Order larger size - Jacket & Pants are too long
By Diane from San Diego, CA on 1/9/2015
After reading all of the reviews, I ordered a jacket & pants in size Large (instead of my usual Small size). Nice material! The jacket fits me nicely but a little long. After zipping the jacket, I rolled the hem inside to hide it. Perfect!...The pants are also too long. I was about to alter, cut it shorter, but since it has a drawstring cord at the hem of each leg, I just tightened and tugged them inside the legs. When I jog, they stay up nicely on top of my shoes.
Great tshirt
By SwimDawg from GA on 1/9/2015
True to size. Soft not stiff t shirt that has handled a couple of washes, so far, quite well.
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7 customer reviews
The toes knows
By JeannieK from Morehead City NC on 1/9/2015
Like the grip on the mat. However, the individual toes are difficult to put on and aren't as comfortable as traditional toe box for me.
By Bengie from Manati, PR on 1/9/2015
Greta Item and good price.
arena fulcrum
By .L.lee from nb canada on 1/9/2015
Mine had holes for waist drawstring but no stringReally comfotable
Love the look
By Peggy from Helena, MT on 1/8/2015
Comfortable and looks great! nice look with the jacket. Pants are too long for a person 5'4". so I had to hem them. Wish they could come in multiple lengths.
Wonderful jacket
I use the jacket to wear to the gym , around the house and swim meets. True to size! Comfortable and looks great. Plan to use it at swim meets and think it will work great on deck between events
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1 customer reviews
By Joel Lupro from Aloha, OR on 1/8/2015
My son wanted this jacket and is wearing it. He says it fits fine now that he exchanged it for a smaller size. The exchange process went well. He seems very happy to have this jacket for swimming and for school.
By Coach Barb from Palm City, FL on 1/8/2015
This is a very nice jacket, once I got the correct one. I was sent the wrong one twice and then finally received the correct one and it is very nice. We are using them as a team jacket and both my children got one.
Comfortable top
By Annie from W. Palm Beach, FL on 1/6/2015
I love the fabric, wish, it would come in pink glow or safety yellow too! My measurements are 35-24-34, I ordered a size M, it fits great on the chest area but little loose around the waist.


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Looking for a fun way to use up paper scraps? Make this beautiful Ombre Card Set from Latrice Murphy and send lovely greetings to your friends and family. Ombre crafts are great for paper because you can mix and match patterns of the same color to create a unique look.
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I have taken a significant (76K shares) position in EMMS.Here are a few reasons why:1) The 2012 presidential election is going to unleash a few billion dollars of advertising money. Some of it will flow to terrestrial radio companies like EMMS.2) At least two radio CEOs are very bullish on the sector. I know CEOs are typically bullish but taken together with everything else, their comments are very encouraging.Jeff Smulyan of EMMS: "We've seen remarkable trends in the last few months"Alfred Liggins of ROIAK: "May and June pacings have been strengthening over the past few weeks and both months are now pacing up double-digits"3) The new financing, while costly, basically takes bankruptcy off the table till 2014 (or for a couple of years at least - and that is enough for me)4) Costly financing did not hurt the share price of ROIAK and the stock has done wonders since then5) And last but not the least, LTF (longtimefollower is one of the smartest investors I have seen, especially so in radio stocks) is bullish on EMMS.I am expecting the stock price to go up by 30% to 40% in the next 2 to 12 months.
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Learn from your holiday 2013 mistakes, and implement these 5 best practices to grow and optimize conversion rates in 2014.
It's the most wonderful time of the year for brands and consumers alike, but now that the holidays are over, it's time to shake off the visions of sugarplums and face the cold hard truth about your end-of-year KPIs. Every year, the Grinch attempts to ruin the ROI of marketing girls and boys by stealing customers right out from under their noses, leaving a trail of abandoned carts in their place.
Be honest - how many of your customers filled their virtual sleighs to the brim with toys this holiday season, only to disappear faster than Santa down a chimney? Here are 5 ways the Grinch may have stolen your Christmas, and how you can outsmart him next year.
The Grinch's Tactic: Ask for too much information
When he's feeling especially devious, the Grinch prevents consumers from even entering your site or app by forcing them to fill out lengthy registration forms. He likes to do this during the check-out process, too. Consumers hate this so much that 11 percent of US adults abandon online purchases because sites ask for too much information (Forrester).
Your Defense: Social Login
Reduce barrier to entry by allowing users to login with the click of a button via their existing social media accounts. Featuring login providers like PayPal also enables you to pre-populate purchase fields with users' existing payment information. Social Login is proven to increase registration conversions by up to 33 percent - take that, Grinch!
The Grinch's Tactic: Hide relevant content
Sometimes the Grinch starts planning to steal your Christmas well before the holidays by surfacing the same stale, generic content to your entire customer base year round. Male consumers' inboxes overflow with coupons for the latest dresses, and Seattle shoppers have to scroll through pages of sunglasses before they get to the scarves.
Your Defense: A robust user database
Invest in a database that collects and aggregates large volumes of cross-channel user data, and integrates with other third-party marketing solutions. Leverage consumer insights to create personalized campaigns that reach consumers with the most relevant and timely product showcases, content, offers and more.
The Grinch's Tactic: Isolate the shopping experience
Eighty-eight percent of consumers say their purchase decisions are influenced by online reviews (Zendesk/Dimensional Research). The Grinch has learned that preventing your customers from sharing feedback around your products and services significantly decreases shopping conversions.
Your Defense: Make shopping social
Give consumers the ability to engage in genuine feedback and discussions around your product or service by leaving comments and reviews. This level of transparency and interaction increases the validity of your website to both new and returning customers, fostering increased consumer trust that results in conversions.
The Grinch's Tactic: Be greedy
Nothing is more crushing than when a consumer makes it to the final stages of checkout...only to bail when they lay eyes on an empty coupon field. They're loyal customers - why don't they have coupons? Or maybe another site has a better deal - they should go look. Either way, the Grinch has succeeded in luring them away.
Your Defense: Personalized discounts and rewards
Leverage consumer insights to send customers personal discounts and rewards based on their real-time needs and interests. Saving consumers money encourages them to spend more, and breeds feelings of exclusivity that result in brand loyalty and lifetime customer value.
The Grinch's Tactic: Make mobile messy
With mobile sales exceeding over 17 percent of total online revenue this Cyber Monday (IBM), the Grinch knows that one of the best ways to prevent your business from maximizing ROI is to make it difficult and time consuming for consumers to login, browse and checkout via smartphones and tablets.
Your Defense: Responsive design
Make sure your website is mobile-friendly and provides users with the same quality experience across devices. Look for ways to extend and amplify the desktop experience in a way that connects consumers anytime, anywhere in the context of their real-time activities.
The Grinch may have stolen your Christmas, but a new year means a fresh start. Learn from your holiday 2013 mistakes, and implement these 5 best practices to grow and optimize conversion rates in 2014!
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Active detection of sound QuickTime™ and a PNG decompressor are neede d to se e this picture. in the inner ear Tom DUKE Cavendish Laboratory, Andrej VILFAN University of Cambridge Daniel ANDOR Frank JULICHER MPI Complex Systems, Dresden Jacques PROST Institut Curie, Paris Sébastien CAMALET Performance of human ear Frequency analysis: responds selectively to frequencies in range 20-10,000 Hz Sensitivity: faintest audible sounds impart no more energy than thermal noise: 4 zJ Dynamic range: responds and adapts over 7 orders of magnitude of pressure: 0-140 dB Detection apparatus sources: Hudspeth, Hackney hair cell (frog) stereocilia + transduction K channel kinocilium tip link hair bundle (turtle) Mechano-chemo-electrical transduction sources: Corey, Hudspeth Tension in tip links pulls open transduction channels & admits K+ which depolarizes the membrane & opens voltage-gated channels to nerve synapse Spontaneous oscillations in the inner ear Kemp '79 Crawford & Fettiplace '86 Manley & Koppl '98 Howard & Hudspeth '87 • Otoacoustic emissions • Active bundle movements 25 nm the ear can sing 25 nm Self-tuned critical oscillators Camalet, Duke, Jülicher & Prost '00 Active amplifiers: Ear contains a set of nonlinear dynamical systems each of which can generate self-sustained oscillations at a different characteristic frequency Self-adjustment: Feedback control mechanism maintains each system on the verge of oscillating x Hopf bifurcation C remarkable response properties at critical point Hopf resonance force: displacement: control parameter: C bifurcation point: • stimulus at characteristic frequency: gain diverges for weak stimuli Hopf resonance force: displacement: control parameter: C bifurcation point: • stimulus at different frequency: if active bandwidth critical Hopf resonance single tone response Gain and active bandwidth depend on level of stimulus gain 0 db fa 20 db cc f frequency critical Hopf response effect of noise Camalet et al. '00 Response to a tone force 0 1 • spontaneous critical 0 1 oscillations are incoherent 5 0 0 25 • stimulus at 0 characteristic frequency z/b 0 gives rise to phase-locking 100 0 0 0 0 0.2 0.3 0.4 Hair bundle response Martin & Hudspeth '01 Response of a frog hair bundle forced by a microneedle Questions • What is the physical basis of the force-generating dynamical system ? • How is the self-tuning realised ? We might expect that different organisms use different apparatus to implement the same general strategy Model for non-mammalian vertebrates Two adaptation mechanisms Fettiplace et al. '01 Fast process Ca2+ binding to transduction channel ~ 1 ms Slow process movement of myosin-1C motors ~ 100 ms Channel gating compliance Howard & Hudspeth '88; Martin, Mehta & Hudspeth '00 Suppose channel incorporates a lever arm opening of channel can substantially reduce the tension in the tip link • negative elasticity if Physical basis of self-tuned critical oscillators Vilfan & Duke • Oscillations generated by interaction of Ca2+ with motors transduction channels Ca2+ 1 frequency c mech ca depends on bundle geometry Self-tuning accomplished by movement of molecular motors, regulated by Ca2+ hair bundle model self-tuned critical oscillations stimulus Nonlinearities due to active amplification Self-tuned Hopf bifurcation is ideal for detecting a single tone … … but it causes tones of different frequency to interfere Response to two tones: Two-tone suppression Presence of second tone can extinguish the nonlinear amplification =0 ≠0 Distortion products Julicher, Andor & Duke '01 Nonlinearities create a characteristic spectrum of distortion products distortion products analysis Responses at f1 and f2 couple to frequency 2f1 - f2 ... which in turn excites a hierarchy of further distortion products: Spectrum: , , Mammalian cochlea cochlea tectoral membrane basilar membrane inner hair cell basilar membrane Cochlear travelling wave oval window round window helicotrema • sound sets fluid into motion • variation in flow rate is accommodated by movement of membrane • membrane acceleration is caused by difference in fluid pressure travelling wave one-dimensional model Zwislocki '48 membrane displacement h pressure difference p = P1 - P2 difference in flows j = J1 - J2 j p • fluid flow -bl t x h j • incompressibility 2b - 0 t x • membrane response p(x,t) K(x)h(x,t) K(x)l wave velocity c(x) 2 Basilar membrane motion Rhode '71; Ruggero et al. '97 BM response is nonlinear 1/3 1 Outer hair cell motor Brownell '85; Ashmore '87 Outer hair cells are electromotile prestin outer hair cells Dallos et al. '99 Active basilar membrane Duke & Jülicher Critical oscillators ranged along basilar membrane characteristic frequencies span audible range: c (x) 0e -x /d membrane is an excitable medium with a nonlinear active response _ _ _ _ p( ) A(x, ) h B | h |2 h A(x, ) ( c (x) - ) captures essence of active membrane Bi A(x, c (x)) 0 K(x) A(x,0) c (x) active travelling wave cochlear tuning curve Precipitous fall-off on high frequency side owing to critical-layer absorption active travelling wave cochlear tuning curve Ruggero et al. '97 102 20 dB 40 dB 60 dB 80 dB 1 10 1 10 20 dB 40 dB displacement (nm) 60 dB 80 dB 10 0 100 -1 10 -1 10 1 10 frequency (kHz) 10-2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 frequency (kHz) Summary • Active amplification by critical oscillators is ideally suited to the ears needs: frequency selectivity, exquisite sensitivity, dynamic range • Spontaneous hair-bundle oscillations may be generated by transduction channels and regulated by molecular motors • Critical oscillators that pump the basilar membrane give rise to an active travelling wave with a sharp peak • Many psychoacoustic phenomena may be related to the nonlinearities caused by active amplification • 1
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — DePaul kept taking the ball from Duke with its intense press, and answering seemingly every big Blue Devils bucket with a 3-pointer.
DePaul upsets Duke 74-65 in NCAA tournament
That energy and efficiency sent the Blue Demons into the second weekend of the NCAA women's tournament.
DePaul upset Duke 74-65 on Monday night in the second round after hitting a season-high 14 3-pointers.
Seven of them came immediately after baskets by the Blue Devils.
"We have the greenish green light," guard Brittany Hrynko said. "He doesn't mind us taking 3s. He said as long as we take them, we have to defend and rebound.'"
Megan Rogowski scored 22 points with six 3s, Megan Podkowa added 18 points and Hrynko had 14 for the seventh-seeded Blue Demons (29-6).
"It has to absolutely be the biggest win for this group of young women this season," coach Doug Bruno said of a team that has won 18 of 19.
They earned their third appearance in the round of 16 by hitting those 3s and forcing second-seeded but injury-depleted Duke into 21 turnovers with their high-pressure defense.
DePaul will play the James Madison-Texas A&M winner on Saturday in the Lincoln Regional semifinals.
Elizabeth Williams scored 12 points and blocked seven shots. Seniors Haley Peters and Tricia Liston each added 11 in their final game at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke (28-7) led for only 12 seconds and became the first top-four seed to lose in the tournament.
The Blue Devils — who made four straight appearances in the regional finals — became the first No. 2 seed to lose this early since Xavier lost to Louisville in 2011.
"They were on top of our ball handlers, and we didn't handle it very well," Peters said. "We just got a little bit rattled, I think, by how aggressive and how much pressure they put on us."
Jasmine Penny added 11 points for DePaul. The Big East champs were coming off a 104-100 win over Oklahoma in the first round, the highest-scoring regulation game in tournament history.
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Dangerous obsession
Steamy illicit affair between teacher and student forms novel's controversial core
If a male middle school teacher had sex with a girl in Grade 8, there'd be no question it was exploitative.
But when a female teacher preys on a 14- or 15-year-old boy, why are there high-fives all around the football locker room?
Female teachers coupling with male students make headlines if they have been involved in sexual relationships, perhaps because, as far as we know, this abuse of power is less common than males going after younger girls.
In this confidently transgressive debut novel, American creative writing professor (at an Ohio Jesuit university, no less) and short-story writer Alissa Nutting delves into the mind of a 26-year-old junior high teacher, Celeste, in Tampa, Fla., where the age of consent is 18.
Although the novel's consummation, so to speak, is somewhat unbelievable, it is impossible to abandon the suspenseful story. (That said, its explicit nature could offend many readers.)
Nutting doesn't waste any time in jumping right into a description of Celeste's arousal the night before she starts her first full-time teaching job. Narrating in the first person, Celeste is so turned on by the prospect of all of the young boys she will be teaching, she masturbates all night.
It so happens that her husband, Ford, is asleep beside her. Ford, a police officer, is utterly repugnant to her; she numbs herself with drugs and cheap wine before indulging his desire.
Reading Nutting's highly charged account of Celeste's inner state and her eventual intense sexual relationship with Jack Patrick, a 14-year-old in her classroom, you may find yourself flipping back to the author's picture on the flap. It's hard to imagine that such a sweet-faced woman could imagine this story.
Celeste and Jack's encounters are frankly and, shall we say, creatively, portrayed, giving the novel a slightly pornographic feel. Keep reminding yourself of the age difference between the two; if not, you may find Nutting's writing style a real turn-on.
Goodness knows, there are lots of novels about young men being sexually initiated by older women. One thinks of the Hungarian-Canadian Stephen Vizinczey's 1965 scandalous success, In Praise of Older Women.
Nor is Nutting the first female to attempt erotic literature. She is in the company of Anais Nin and, more recently, E.L. James.
Nutting writes with a sense of humour that is hard to resist, though. Celeste's actions are sometimes so stereotypically seductive that they are ridiculous.
After quickly singling out her classroom target, she reaches "up to the nape of (her) neck" and shakes out her long blond hair, licking the pencil's lead.
The tactic seems to work on the boy, who falls in love with her and even becomes a bit possessive. She, however, sees him only as a vessel to satisfy her own needs.
Excitingly paced, Tampa tends to degenerate a bit in style toward the end, becoming difficult to believe; however, Nutting manages to maintain the intensity until the final page. The conclusion is a small flaw in an otherwise innovative and well-written tale of a young woman's obsession.
But is Tampa really about sex? Or is it about needing to feel attractive and sexually fulfilled?
Or is it about power (something about which there would be little question if the genders were reversed)? Or maybe it's about exploitation or genuine affection?
Tampa explores this ethical issue through a vivid depiction of one woman's motivation and actions, which ultimately may lead to her undoing.
Elizabeth Hopkins is a Winnipeg writer.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition July 6, 2013 A1
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|Collegium 1704 celebrates its 10-year anniversary with Mass in B minor
|Collegium 1704 celebrates its 10th anniversary in grand style. At two concerts in the Rudolfinum, March 30 and 31 and on April 6 in Annenkirche in Dresden, the orchestra will perform famed Mass in B Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, which is closely tied to the history of orchestra. The Collegium 1704 recording of this monumental work delighted critics from BBC to Australia. This summer, Collegium 1704 will perform it at the Salzburg Festival.
On the concerts in March, there will be performing soloists who cooperate with the orchestra on a long-term basis: sopranist Hana Blažíková, alto Sophie Harmsen, tenor Krystian Adam and Marián Krejčík – bass.
The concert on March 31st, 2015 will be televised on the Czech TV — ČT art on April 5, 2015, at 8:20 pm.The Collegium 1704 recording of this monumental work delighted critics from BBC to Australia. This summer, Collegium 1704 will perform it at the Salzburg Festival.
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|How beautifully the morning star shines
|The program of Bachfest festival opening concert in Leipzig was introduced to Prague audience at a concert held in the cycle Music Bridge Prague - Dresden on 13 February 2015 in the Church of St. Simon and Jude and on 14th February at the Annenkirche in Dresden.
In addition to cantatas representing the peak of creative period of J. S. Bach (Bleib bei uns, denn es will Abend werden BWV 6 a Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern BWV 1), the centerpiece formed the "Lutheran" Mass in F major, BWV 233. Unusually cheerful music using a pair of horns and oboe da caccia captivates their straightforward spontaneity and communicativeness and represents less familiar character of Johann Sebastian Bach.
Listeners have the possibility to compare both sides of Bach's character at Easter concerts at the Rudolfinum (30 and 31 March 2015) where Bach's Mass in b minor will be performed. Collegium 1704 celebrates 10 years of its existence at this festive concert. Prague winter concerts closes on February 24 with a performance of Mozart's Great Mass in C minor at the Rudolfinum.
|8th season of Music Bridge Prague-Dresden started on January 29
|The first concert of the 8th season of Music Bridge Prague-Dresden started. Almost sold out concert "Salon Praga 1723" with Hana Blažíková in Břevnov Monastery on January 29 conveyd the atmosphere of Prague during the coronation of Emperor Charles VI. King of Bohemia in 1723.
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FACTS & STATS: Site: Butler-Hancock Sports Pavilion (2,734) -- Greeley, Colorado. Television: Altitude. Home Record: MSU 7-4, UNC 12-0. Away Record: MSU 5-6, UNC 2-8. Neutral Record: MSU 0-2, UNC 0-0. Conference Record: MSU 7-6, UNC 8-5. Series Record: Montana State leads, 35-20.
GAME NOTES: Northern Colorado tries to keep a perfect home record intact tonight, as the Bears entertain the Montana State Bobcats in Big Sky Conference action at the Butler-Hancock Sports Pavilion.
Two nights ago, the Bears almost saw their unblemished home mark come to an end versus Montana, but the hosts made it to overtime where they dismissed the Grizzlies in an 89-86 final. Not only is UNC now 12-0 in Greeley this season, but the team is also tied for second place in the conference standings with Northern Arizona at 8-5.
A step behind the Bears and tied with Montana and North Dakota for fourth place in the Big Sky is an MSU squad that took care of North Dakota on the road on Thursday with a 78-70 win. The victory was the second in a row for a team that has a three-game homestand ready to begin five days from now versus Idaho State.
Montana State crushed the Bears in the first meeting of the season last month at home by a score of 70-55, which means the all-time series now favors the Bobcats by a margin of 35-20.
Flavien Davis scored 19 points, leading five players in double figures, as the Bobcats posted the eight-point win over North Dakota in Big Sky Conference play at the Sioux Center. Shooting 4-of-5 from the field and a perfect 6-of-6 at the free-throw line, Marcus Colbert added 16 points for the Bobcats, followed by the trio of Paul Egwuonwu, Eric Norman and Stephan Holm with 10 points each in the triumph. The visitors overcame 17 turnovers by outscoring North Dakota at the free-throw line by a whopping 28-7 margin.
Montana State has broken even through 24 games by almost scoring the exact same number of points as all of the competition. The Bobcats and everyone else on the schedule are separated by a mere two points overall, so it only makes sense that so many games these days could go either way. Davis, a starter in 17 games, is responsible for 12.2 ppg, but he is the only double-digit scorer on the roster and when the ball lands in his hands, the chances of someone else being led to a score by Davis (13 assists) is rather slim.
Tate Unruh scored five of his eight points in overtime as Northern Colorado claimed a thrilling three-point triumph versus Montana. Leading the way on offense for the Bears was Tevin Svihovec with 21 points, followed by Derrick Barden with a strong overall effort that included 17 points, seven rebounds and six assists. Tim Huskisson came off the bench to offer up 12 points on 6- of-7 shooting from the field, followed by Jordan Wilson with 11 points and four assists.
Aside from the fact that he has made only 29.2 percent of his 3-point tries this season, Barden is still the go-to guy when the Bears need to put points on the board, averaging 13.8 ppg to pace four players in double figures. Barden is converting 56.9 percent of his field goal attempts, and leads the program with 8.3 rpg after having pulled down almost twice as many offensive boards (70) as anyone else on the roster.
Cutting it close is what Montana State has done far too much this season, but the problem is the squad doesn't produce enough on offense to keep opponents off their backs. While UNC may not have a dominant offensive performer either, the Bears do know that they can count on a host of players to carry them through.
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Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift are once again in the running for country music gold! CMT announced its first-round finalists for the CMT Music Awards, and the two singers both picked up nominations.
Underwood's "Cowboy Casanova" is nominated for both Video of the Year and Female Video of the Year, and Swift's "You Belong With Me" is in the running in the same categories. Also up for Female Video of the Year is Kellie Pickler with "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You."
Also up for best video (which can be awarded to male, female, group, duo or collaboration) are Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban and Zac Brown Band.
Fans can vote through May 3 on CMT.com to narrow each category to four finalists, which will be announced May 11 (except for Video of the Year, for which finalists will be announced at the beginning of the awards show).
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CSU volleyball topples streaking Frogs, 3-0 Rams remain unbeaten in MWC play By Danny Mattie
CSU volleyball topples streaking Frogs, 3-0
Rams remain unbeaten in MWC play
By Danny MattieAthletic Media Relations
FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Using a balanced attack that saw five different players record at least five kills, the Colorado State volleyball team swept the TCU Horned Frogs, 3-0 (25-18, 25-19, 25-20), in front of 1,298 fans on Saturday afternoon at Moby Arena.
The victory snapped an eight-match winning streak for TCU (13-4, 2-1 MWC) and marked CSU's sixth straight victory and third consecutive sweep of a conference opponent, while pulling the Rams (10-3, 3-0 MWC) into a tie with Utah atop the MWC standings.
Junior outside hitter Danielle Minch led the Rams attack finishing with nine kills in the match, while junior Jacque Davisson and sophomore Katlyn Steffan each notched eight kills.
Sophomore setter Evan Sanders, coming off of a career-best four kills in Thursday's win over New Mexico, bested the mark again on Saturday, putting away seven kills in the match on .700 hitting. Sanders also tied senior libero Katelin Batten for the team lead with 11 digs.
Redshirt freshman Megan Plourde chipped in with six kills and a match-high seven assisted blocks for the Rams. Senior middle blocker Tessa Nelson added five kills.
Colorado State hit .275 as a team, while holding the Horned Frogs to just .108, and outblocking TCU, 9-7.
TCU's Christy Hudson and Kourtney Edwards notched 13 and 11 kills, respectively.
The Rams return to the court at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, hosting in-state rival Northern Colorado. The match will be televised on a tape-delay basis on Comcast Channel 5, Friday, Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. The match will also re-air on the Mtn. on Oct. 5.
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Trevion Brown scored 29 points as Lincoln (11-2) keeps pace with Foss (11-2) atop the 3A Narrows with one game remaining.
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Tayler Flemming, Jori Hall help Lutes hold off Willamette in double overtime, 67-63
It's been rumored for several days, and the University of Washington made it official on Friday afternoon. Huskies volleyball coach Jim McLaughlin, one of the most successful coaches in the history of UW athletics, is leaving the school to become the head coach at Notre Dame.
Loggers forward Allie Wyszynski scored a game-high 15 points off of the bench on 6 of 9 shooting in 20 minutes. Senior forward Amanda Forshay added 12 points and eight rebounds and Katy Ainslie had 10 points as the Loggers remained unbeaten on its home court in Northwest Conference play.
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Despite a strong rally in the second half rally, the Lutes women came up short against the Boxers, 56-51, on Friday night in the opener of the Northwest Conference for both teams.
After one of Washington's best starts ever and an impressive unbeaten five weeks, the Huskies suddenly have some serious concerns at the start of the Pac-12 season.
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In the end, the scoreboard showed the right numbers for the Washington Huskies men's basketball team. But they weren't happy about how they got there. Just ask them.
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Portable Faith is a book of first steps for churches and leaders who hear God's call and are ready to follow. Sarah Cunningham's insightful writing will first upturn your assumptions and lead you to critically evaluate your own perceptions about evangelism and outreach. She then offers a rich collection of practical, engaging, inexpensive exercises for small groups, individuals, or an entire congregation. Work through the exercises, and you'll be equipped to go out, to transform the strange new world beyond your church's doorstep.
People in your community have a lot of
reasons to get up on Sunday morning. But they're not getting up for
church. Chuck Gutenson takes you on a
journey through contemporary America and into the heart of your
congregation. This is a book that will challenge, embolden, and equip you to make church worth getting up for.
See the people in your community with unparalleled clarity, so that you can truly serve them!


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Help - Time to plant ground covers, vinca minor
Hello! I am very new to gardening but I found this wonderful forum and am delighted to see so many kind, knowledgable people on these forums. :)
I have a long story about the landscaping around my house, but I won't go into detail. Basically before I moved in 2 years ago, the owners took fantastic care of it, and since then I have let it go. My husband and I cleared out the weeds we have let grow in our flower beds so we pretty much have a clean slate. (Although somehow some crab grass weeds are starting to come up in spots...)
There is one section where I would like to plant vinca minor as a ground cover. I'm not worried about its invasiveness since the area is mostly surrounded by pavement. But I was wondering if it is the right time to plant vinca minor, in late summer? I was thinking about ordering from a nearby nursery, but they sell in clumps of 100 and I have no idea what this means or if this will be enough to cover this area. It's inexpensive enough, I think.
What the previous owners had used as groundcover was some sort of juniper, but we don't want to use that again, and it ended up dying somehow, so I thought maybe vinca minor might be a good groundcover, but any other suggestions would be welcome. Right now it's bare dirt and it needs to be filled in with something.
The good thing about vinca is that it is very hardy. I'm in Phoenix, and I have them in full-sun in my front yard. They enjoy warm weather, and will die out with your first frost. I would check to see what your average first frost date is for your area. It may be too late at this point, but you really should check with your county extension service. Or even call around to some of your local nurseries and see what they recommend for a quick and easy solution.


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