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Semi-sheer pieced-together tulle and lace slip dress. Adjustable shoulder straps. Dreamy and romantic with tights and a pretty knitted cardigan, or rock and roll worn under a leather jacket and paired with distressed jeans.
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*100% Nylon
*Hand Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 28"
Bust (all around): 34"
Waist (all around): 35"
Total Strap Length: 14 1/2"
Rated 4.3 out of 5Â by 14 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Kara_B weird fit I got this in Ivory and in my usual size (Small) but it just doesn't fit right. I may have to pin it at the back. Besides that, it could definitely go as a dress with a Cropped Lace Tube under it. 11.7.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by original perfection I bought this today in the ivory color and LOVE IT. I got my usual size, and since the straps are adjustable you can wear this as a slip under something or as a dress. I am also in love with the new orchid color one... might need to order that now. 10.25.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by dorindarumbold sweet and versitile I ordered this in the ivory to wear under the cream Parisan Slip dress also ivory. It it a great layering peice. I think it will work well as a top shown on the model but you will have to wear a cami under it as it is sheer. very pretty peice.!!! 6.26.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Highcountrygypsy Adore:) Gorgeous slip, so fairylike and ethereal. Not sure why I purchased a medium when I am an xs or small in FP however the extra fabric does not detract from the look. Falls beautifully and looks wonderful with my shaggy knit natural sweater. So going to purchase the orchid colour now. Highly recommend. 5.8.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by victoria-nicole fairy slip i love this slip! it makes me feel like a fairy wearing it. it is loose though. i ordered an xs and it hits right at my knee. (im barely 5 feet tall) you can wear it with layers or alone. it is quite see-through though, so id recommend a solid, fitted slip or even some lacy shorts. i also wear pantyhose with mine. its so versatile, so i def recommend buying it! 5.3.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by FPFrenchy Pretty Top I purchased the orchid color and it is gorgeous - kind of fairy like. It is fun and I received a lot of compliments on it. I am a person who layers everything. During the cooler months I can layer it with a white long sleeved top; in the warmer months I can pair it with a white tank top. It is very versatile. 3.22.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by VixenInVinyl Gorgeous, Versitile Piece Love this slip! I have it in the ivory color and it is perfect! Has enough room to wear a cami or tank underneath, however it is a little roomy on me. Great for all year and can be worn so many ways! Perfect! 2.27.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TriciaO Favorite FP item I love this slip so much. I have the black and white and they are my go-to piece for anything- picnic, bike ride, wine tour, date, NYE- anything! It is so easy to dress up or down and because it is sheer you can just change the color of slip underneath and it's like you have a whole new outfit! I bring these slips and a few different colors of the seamless mini on trips and have several days of really cute outfits! They are the best! I am 5'9, so I get a large in all FP slips so that they will be long enough! 2.22.2013
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Kapawi Ecolodge is the property of the Achuar indigenous people, who have formed a federation called the Achuar Nation of Ecuador. In 1993, they built a lodge in their territory using local materials and traditional techniques and using low-impact, environmentally-friendly technologies to create an exclusive, sustainable ecolodge.
Adventurers who visit Kapawi begin the day before dawn with a cup of coffee and some pastries. At the end of the day, they enjoy a peaceful dinner and can have a beverage at the bar while they discuss the next day's plans with our guides. Meals at the hotel are prepared by our excellent culinary staff who have created a menu with classic light fare and typical Achuar dishes, all specially prepared for any specific dietary requirements.
The balconies are another spot where you can relax in a hammock or lounge chair while watching our special visitors - ducks, hummingbirds, egrets, and kingfishers. At night, you can listen to a chorus of frogs and the sounds of other nocturnal wildlife.
At Kapawi, we offer all of the comforts that can be found in the deep Amazonian region, as well as a boutique with handcrafts made by the Achuar people.
19. The lodge consists of a line of cabins with single, double, triple, and suite accommodations. Each one has a large sleeping area and a private bath with warm water heated by solar panels - nearly all of the electricity for the lodge and the cabins is provided by solar panels.
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The first part of the adventure to Kapawi is on land across the spectacular "Avenida de los Volcanes" to the Amazonian region. There, staff from Kapawi will help you board a small airplane from which you can see the majestic Amazon basin, something that can only be fully appreciated from the air. We also offer premier air transport from Quito to Kapawi.
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Convenience store ordinance stopped in courtWritten by John Krudy | | firstname.lastname@example.com
A Toledo ordinance imposing new requirements on carryout owners is stopped in court while the Toledo City Council and lawyers for carryouts and the city discuss the legality of the law, and possible amendments to it.
"We thought it was just like another cigarette licensing permit," said Dan Ridi, who owns several Stop & Go locations in Toledo. He and other carryout owners first learned about the law March 17. Police officers started hand-delivering applications May 26. "It turned out it was a lot more than that. The cost is not an issue — it is illegal and unconstitutional."
The City of Toledo originally approved Toledo Municipal Ordinance 797-07 on Dec. 11, 2007, but the law did not take effect until May 1. The Midwest Retailers Association (MWRA), which formed in response to the ordinance, sought and won a preliminary injunction in U.S. District Court of Northwest Ohio (Sixth Circuit), which prevented the law from taking effect. On May 27, city lawyers requested an extension, and now have until June 12 to file their case.
The law, now known as Toledo Municipal Code 721, is primarily composed of three new requirements. It requires store owners to fill out a license application, including background checks, a zoning review and building inspection and a $250 annual fee for a license. It requires convenience stores to install cameras in the register area, and keep a tape library dating back 30 days. Any "authorized" city official can pick up a tape, without a warrant, with eight hours' notice. And it makes store owners responsible for criminal activity in the store and its parking lot, crimes including loitering, lurking, gambling, prostitution and sales or use of guns or drugs.
What do the store owners think about enforcing the law?
"Absolutely not, even if I had three or four employees in the store," Ridi said. "It's putting their lives in danger."
Kamal Abu Layla, who owns Nebraska Market near I-75, agrees.
"Should I ask every woman in my parking lot, 'are you a prostitute?' Should I ask every man if he has a gun? It would put my life in jeopardy," Layla said.
Give or deny licenses
Former city councilman Robert Ludeman, whose term finished after the law passed in December, first drafted the ordinance.
"We were always frustrated when a special-use permit for a store selling alcohol would come up, and the city couldn't do anything about it, since the state regulates alcohol sales," Ludeman said. "This ordinance would give Toledo the ability to give or deny licenses," a practice he said depends on the amount of police attention one address requires.
City lawyers John Winterhalter and Jim Bishop said they could not comment, since the case was under litigation. But Ludeman said Toledo could gear its licensing laws toward controlling specific sectors as they see fit.
"It's a question of how the city can control the bad apples that cause criminal activity," he said, referring specifically to The Spot Mini Mart on Dorr Street, which closed in 2006 after the city did not renew its erroneously granted special-use permit.
CEO Terry Glaser of UnitedNorth, the community development corporation of North River and LaGrange, said he took part in some meetings leading up to the formulation of the law. He said his group supports the licensing laws.
"In general, we support licensing for convenience stores that cause problems. We've got 15 of them in our area; some are great. But when they're selling alcohol and cigarettes, it tends to cause problems.
Glaser said the stores, while necessary, aren't always desirable.
"There's not a lack of convenience stores," he said. "They're not a form of economic development. By nature of their business, they're in areas of crime and trash."
Attorney Keith Wilkowski, who represents the Toledo CDC Alliance, said he reviewed Ludeman's draft of the new ordinance last year before it went before the council. But Wilkowski, who has announced his intention to run for mayor of Toledo in 2009, stressed that the alliance has usually supported zoning and spacing requirements rather than licensing.
"The City Council has taken up a very complicated and overly complex scheme," he said. He said carryouts proliferated after the council changed zoning rules in 2004, and that spacing rules, while imperfect, were more effective. Councilman Joe McNamara introduced comparable spacing rules, unrelated to the licensing ordinance, on May 13.
No current city council members contacted by Toledo Free Press would speak since the case is under litigation.
Delivered by hand
Toledo City Police began hand-delivering applications for licenses to convenience store owners May 26. Chief Michael Navarre said his officers would not have delivered the one-page summary of the new law if he had known city lawyers would seek a court extension the next day. But he defended the practice of delivering the application form by hand.
"We checked to see how many applications were in, and we knew there was going to be a lot of noncompliance," he said. Navarre said the police department met with the city's law and neighborhood departments and decided to take action.
"It's not our goal to generate a lot of criminal and administrative citations — we just want to get compliance," he said.
Navarre said that most convenience stores do a good job, and that police will still respond to calls from convenience stores.
"We don't expect [the owners] to be Superman, or put themselves in harm's way," he said. "We want them to make an effort, and the people who don't make an effort will have their license revoked."
Late on May 29, Ciolek asked that the court to deny the city's motion for an extension and grant his convenience store owners a restraining order against the "armed" officers who delivered the forms. He said he had received "over 70" fearful calls from carryout owners, not all of them members of MWRA.
"I believe [Navarre] when he says he didn't know about the extension," Ciolek said. "But why the chief would not know — it's a sad commentary on the city, and I think it shows they've not taken it seriously. These owners are scared — that letter suggests they could spend a month in jail."


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WildAid Canada commends Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the appointment of former broadcaster Peter Kent to the federal Environment portfolio.
"Minister Kent is extremely forward-thinking and we look forward to working with him closely in his new role," said Rob Sinclair, Executive Director, WildAid Canada. "We hope that ending the illegal wildlife trade here in Canada will be one of his top priorities."
After 409 million years, are sharks really facing extinction for an Asian delicacy? If you ask Hawaii state Senator Clayton Hee, cutting the fins off a great white shark is no different than cutting the horn off a black rhinoceros. It's a barbaric practice, and the bounty should be treated as contraband. He's right.
Amid growing apprehension, conservationists at the International Tiger Forum are still awaiting a sign that governments are willing to turn words into action to save the world's 3,200 remaining wild tigers from possible extinction.
Three of the UK's leading wildlife groups – the Born Free Foundation, Environmental Investigation Agency and WildAid – fear the meeting may close without essential commitments being made by Asia's leaders for immediate action to end all trade in tiger parts and derivatives, from all sources.
Misool Eco Resort (www.misoolecoresort.com) and WildAid announced today the creation of a 468 sq mile (1220 sq km) Marine Conservation Area in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. This has nearly tripled Misool Eco Resort's164 sq mile (425 sq km) No-Take Zone, established in 2005. The combined Marine Conservation Area (MCA) now includes an adjoining archipelago of islands called Daram.
Campaigns featuring some of China's biggest celebrities, including basketball star Yao Ming and actor Jackie Chan, have persuaded some Chinese to think twice about eating shark fin soup. But changing attitudes about the centuries-old delicacy, a large contributor to decimated shark populations, continues to be a challenge.
For many Chinese, the soup, which dates back the Ming Dynasty, is considered a matter of wealth and prestige, often featured at weddings and banquets. Some also believe shark fin has medicinal value, despite a lack of scientific evidence.


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The fishing rodeo at James Island Elementary Schools fall carnival Saturday started out like fishing often does: slow with few bites.
Parker Grimmett, 12, had the large pond at the school all to himself as he began making casts with a small spinner. But it didnt take long until he was joined by other young anglers, many of them hoping to land their first fish.
By days end, more than 20 youngsters (along with a few parents) were flipping crickets into the water and hauling in bream.
Members of the Charleston Coastal Anglers, the areas oldest active fishing club, put on the rodeo with proceeds going to an elementary school fishing program headed by PE teacher Pat Harrington. Since joining the school, the avid angler began taking students to the outdoor classroom and showing them how to fish. The program is part of Positive Behavior Interventions and Systems, and students must earn a chance to fish with Mr. Pat.
Harringtons friend, Joey Polk of the Charleston Coastal Anglers, heard about his efforts with the students, and in the fall of 2011, four members of the anglers group showed up to help with the first fishing rodeo. The youngsters kept them busy, so this time they made sure they werent short-handed with 10 club members available for an afternoon of fun.
The club purchased cane poles and fiberglass Bream Busters, brought crickets and worms, gave away hats and T-shirts and had trophies for the winners.
All the people we know in the fishing business gave us a good deal and helped us out, Polk said. Were going to try to have another one in the spring, and well reuse the equipment for that.
The look on these kids faces is priceless. It means a lot to see them catch a fish.
Bianca Olivetti, 7, shows off her first fish caught Saturday at the James Island Elementary School Youth Fishing Rodeo.×
Noah Myatt caught the largest bream, 1.02 pounds, during the James Island Elementary School Youth Fishing Rodeo on Saturday.×
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As "The Kids are All Right's" refreshing love scene hits theaters, a look back at the hook-ups that got us there
'My Beautiful Laundrette,' 1985
There are too many good things to say about Stephen Frears' 1985 love story set in Margaret Thatcher's Britain. Gordon Warnecke's Pakistani Omar and Daniel Day-Lewis' thuggish Johnny should hate each other; Johnny's pals did, after all, attack Omar, but the two men have an erotic history and can't resist falling back into one another's arms. Though perhaps too saccharine to be considered a "sexy" movie, "My Beautiful Laundrette" does offer viewers one particularly alluring scene of Warnecke and Day-Lewis getting vertical, and sweaty, in the titular laundrette's backroom, where they swig champagne and snog for a remarkable two minutes before being interrupted by Omar's uncle.The scene only shows waist-up action, but it's not hard to imagine what's going on below. "My Beautiful Laundrette's" earnest treatment of race, sex and class turned fearsome gay sex into something far more complex, and admirable.
"Personal Best," 1982
Not many people have heard of "Personal Best," and that's a shame, because director Robert Towne, the man who wrote "Chinatown," gave the world one of the first film examinations of bisexual love. Though there's plenty of straight sex in "Best," Mariel Hemingway and Patrice Donnelly steal the show as competing track stars who run into bed together. There's loads of skin, and plenty of steam room action, but perhaps the most important scene was the most tame: the women arm-wrestling and Donnelly leaning in for a kiss with the defeated Hemingway, a tender showing of two women coming to terms with their latent sexualities. The film helped turn Mariel Hemingway into a lesbian icon, sparked the actress' Playboy spread, and remains one of the most important, least recognized works in the lesbian cinematic canon.
"The Rocky Horror Picture Show," 1975
Oh, Rocky! "Picture Show" qualifies as more queer than squarely gay. In case you don't remember, the story revolves around young lovers Brad and Janet, played by the traditionally handsome Brad Bostwick and the quietly sumptuous Susan Sarandon, who want to celebrate their new engagement by visiting an old science professor. Yes, these people are pretty straight-edge. Well, they are until their car breaks down and they seek refuge in a nearby castle, where they meet Dr. Frank N. Furter, portrayed by Tim Curry. Frank N. Furter and his merry gang of hedonists enjoy gender-bending, free love and breaking boundaries, for good and ill. After sending the couple to separate quarters, the good doctor dresses as Janet, sneaks into Brad's bed and begins his seduction. It doesn't take long for Brad to see that his "fiancee" has some extra equipment. Shocked — and even appalled — at first, Brad ultimately gives himself over to pleasure. The action happens in shadow, behind a lace curtain — but the scene paved the way to the movie's orgiastic climax, in which most of the main characters, three guys and two girls, cavort in a swimming pool. Though now a cult classic — and staple of midnight singalongs — one should never underestimate how sexually transgressive the movie was for its time.
"Brokeback Mountain," 2005
I'd be remiss not to include "Brokeback." The Oscar-winning film, with A-list stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger and respected director Ang Lee at the helm, was pivotal in bringing gay male love into mainstream popular culture. Its pivotal sex scene is hard to forget: Ledger's Ennis Del Mar and Gyllenhaal's Jack Twist are sheepherders on the mountain, sharing a tent; the sexual tension becomes too taut to bear, and, at one point, Ennis turns Twist over, spits in his hand, applies some pressure and the two have sex. The men's moment isn't particularly sexy or glamorous, nor do we see much skin, but it did go further than any other mainstream movie when it came to conveying gay male sex. Finally, anal sex was driving a love story, rather than being tossed in for simple gratuity, a gross-out moment or the impetus for a violent encounter. The cowboys' love wasn't simply carnal: It was a romance, and one that proved once and for all that gay men aren't always in it for the happy ending.
"Bound," 1996
Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon let loose in their infamous sex scene in the Wachowski brothers' "Bound." To achieve a realistic quality, the Wachowskis brought in feminist and sex expert Susie Bright, who gave everyone points on how best to portray the girl-on-girl action. Always looking to satisfy, Bright sent the directors some old-school lesbian sex scenes, like one from Robert McCallum's "3 A.M.," and recommended that they focus on the subtext of the sex scene. "'Bound' is about getting inside someone very fast, trusting them with everything — these women had to be fucking each other," Bright later wrote. "Penetration was the act we wanted to imply." And implied it was: Who could forget Tilly on top of a writhing Gershon, her hand obscured by a sweaty thigh and each limb vibrating. It was scorchingly hot, and remarkably believable. As with "Brokeback," "Bound" put gay sex in the context of a real romantic relationship, and helped set a new standard for same-sex cinematic love.
"Cruising," 1980
"Pivotal" doesn't always mean "positive," a fact made clear in the 1980 William Friedkin film "Cruising," which stars Al Pacino as a New York police officer who goes undercover in the gay leather scene to catch a serial killer. Gay activists protested the movie from the get-go, and regularly disrupted production on a movie they feared would paint them in a negative, violent light. Friedkin ended up including a disclaimer, "This film is not intended as an indictment of the homosexual world. It is set in one small segment of that world, which is not meant to be representative of the whole." Still, there's endless debate about whether the movie's infamous fisting scene, among many others, crossed the line. Though not visually explicit, the scene itself is remarkably graphic for its time, and proves to be a turning point for Pacino's characer, who goes further and further down the gay rabbit hole. Many people argue that Friedkin included the sex scenes intentionally to shock straight viewers, and perhaps did want to smear gay people by portraying them as a debaucherous, dangerous breed. Others celebrate it as an unapologetic look at New York's pre-AIDS leather scene, or perhaps even as a warning. Regardless of where one stands on "Cruising," this 30-year-old film still surprises, if for nothing else than its boldness.
"Mulholland Drive," 2001
Leave it to David Lynch to bring audiences one of the sexiest, most mind-boggling gay (ish) movies in recent memory. In case you've forgotten, Laura Elena Harring plays an amnesiac, Rita, who gets down with Betty, an aspiring actress played by Naomi Watts. It all begins as an innocent good-night kiss for the women, who are sleeping in the same bed, but rapidly evolves into both Watts and Harring bare-chested, and Harring asking, "Have you ever done this before?" Watts replies, "I want to do it with you. I'm in love with you." And so they do. As with all things Lynch, the movie — and its lesbian content — are awfully hard to decipher. Are the women really who we think they are? Are they even really lesbians? Even Harring herself doesn't know the latter, and once remarked, "I kiss her and then there's just an energy that takes us. Of course I have amnesia so I don't know if I've done it before, but I don't think we're really lesbians."
"Threesome," 1994
While some of the entries on this list are known for their shock value, "Threesome" is distinguished by its honest, perhaps self-indulgent portrayal of three college kids, Lara Flynn Boyle, Stephen Baldwin and Josh Charles, whose convoluted attractions are realized in the titular M
"Wild Things," 1998
"Wild Things" sure was scandalous even before its release — and the excitement wasn't over the movie's murder scenes. The film's hype revolved around Denise Richards and Neve Campbell lip-locking as part of a bisexual plotline (the film centered around two students accusing their teacher of rape for the sake of money). The women's girl-on-girl show didn't disappoint: Poisoned by greed, Campbell and Richards' characters resort to catfighting in a pool, but, overcome by passion, and dripping wet, they end up making out, taking off their tops and having a regrettably short romp. No doubt writer Stephen Peters threw the scene in simply to bring in straight men, but it seemingly managed to ignite a new trend toward girl-on-girl kissing in mainstream movies: Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair would swap spit one year later in "Cruel Intentions."


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Palm Harbor, Florida (AP) - A Maine teenager is flustered but not hurt after a photo op with a squirrel went awry.
Seventeen-year-old Brian Genest of Auburn said Wednesday he saw what appeared to be a friendly squirrel on a hand rail while walking through John Chestnut Park in Palm Harbor. He was on a trip looking at colleges.
Genest took a "selfie" of himself and the squirrel, but the flash and noises from his camera phone scared the animal, which climbed under the teen's shirt and hung onto his back.
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Genest's mother snapped photos of the hoopla, which are posted on her son's Facebook page. She said Thursday that Genest had approached the squirrel making clicking sounds with his tongue to get closer.
She said neither her son nor the squirrel was harmed.
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The goal of the Comprehensive Cancer Control (CCC) program is to assess the burden of cancer, uses policy, systems, and environmental changes to guide sustainable cancer control, and to implement the state�s cancer plan. CCC program strives to reduce the burden of cancer by coordinating a statewide coalition, The Partnership to Reduce Cancer, which is comprised of over 150 individuals and agencies. The CCC program develops, implements, and evaluates programs to improve the quality of cancer care and address the needs of cancer survivors. The CCC program promotes primary prevention and recommended cancer screenings, and strives to enhance cancer survivors� quality of life.
The Rhode Island Cancer Prevention and Control Strategic Plan describes strategies for cancer prevention, cancer screening, and cancer treatment. The plan is intended to be a working plan, periodically revised in response to Rhode Island's changing cancer profile and to new scientific findings about the prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer. Every year, the Comprehensive Cancer Control Program works with the Partnership to Reduce Cancer in Rhode Island to identify, describe, and develop quantified objectives and evaluation strategies and annual priorities for cancer control.


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Tu Holloway earned the Blackburn McCafferty MVP twice last season.
Feb. 16, 2012
Xavier University Musketeers (16-9, 7-4 Atlantic 10)
vs. University of Dayton Flyers (16-9, 6-5 Atlantic 10)
Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 8 p.m. ET
Cintas Center (10,250) at Xavier University
Television: CBS Sports Network national broadcast with play-by-play from James Bates and analysis from former Musketeer captain Steve Wolf (Xavier `84).
Radio: 55KRC, Sirius channel 113 and XM channel 194 with play-by-play from Xavier Hall of Famer and former XU standout Joe Sunderman (`79). Analysis will be provided by Xavier Hall of Famer and XU all-time leading scorer Byron Larkin (`88).
• Xavier and Dayton have met 156 times, the first time being in the 1919-20 season. The two teams have met 57 times more than any other XU opponent.
• Xavier has won 26 straight games against the Dayton Flyers in Cincinnati. Dayton's last win over XU in Cincinnati came in the 1980-81 season
• Xavier, 16-9 overall and 7-4 in the Atlantic 10 Conference, lost 85-72 at Temple on Saturday. Xavier was led by senior Tu Holloway, who scored 23 points.
• CollegeRPI.com (2-16-12) has Xavier at No. 54. Nine of the 14 Atlantic 10 teams are in the top 100 teams, according to CollegeRPI.com, including Dayton at No. 68.
• Xavier is second in the Atlantic 10 Conference in overall field-goal percentage defense (.394) and 3-point field goal percentage defense (.308).
• Xavier senior All-American Tu Holloway leads the team in scoring at 16.6 ppg. (fourth in the Atlantic 10 Conference) and leads the team in assists at 5.6 apg. (fourth in the A-10). Holloway is the only A-10 player in the top five in both scoring and assists. He also leads the team in steals (eighth in the A-10 at 1.6 spg.) and free throw percentage (fourth in the A-10 at .854).
• Xavier's Tu Holloway is third on XU's all-time assist list with 513 assists and is just the second player among the 49 members of the XU 1,000 Point Club that has at least career 500 assists. Holloway has dished off 100 or more assists in three straight seasons, including 129 this season so far, one of only eight Xavier players that has had at least three 100-assist seasons.
• Xavier's Tu Holloway is 12th on XU's all-time scoring list with 1,620 career points and is 16 points shy of the 11th spot (Bob Quick with 1,636 from 1965-68).
• Xavier junior Mark Lyons is second on the team in scoring and sixth in the A-10 at 15.8 ppg. Lyons, who now has 1,046 career points, is 46th on XU's all-time scoring list.
• Xavier freshman Dezmine Wells, a preseason A-10 All-Rookie selection, is third on the team in scoring at 9.8 ppg. and in rebounding at 5.2 rpg. Wells has grabbed a team-high 5.9 rpg. in Atlantic 10 Conference games. He had a career game at Memphis on Feb. 4 where he hit 8-of-10 from the field en route to a career-high 19 points.
• Xavier senior Kenny Frease is fourth on the team in scoring at 8.6 ppg., second on the team in rebounding at 5.8 rpg. and first in blocks at 1.2 bpg.
• Xavier graduate student Andre Walker leads the team in rebounding at 5.9 rpg., including a career-high tying 14 rebounds at Fordham on Jan. 7.
• Xavier made its sixth straight NCAA Tournament appearance in 2011, one of only 12 schools that can say that. Xavier has made 10 of the last 11 NCAA Tournaments.
• Xavier has graduated each of the last 83 men's basketball players that have played as seniors, a streak which dates back to 1986.


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Cinema Classroom at the Avalon
Cinema Classroom complements what students learn in the classroom, using the visual and dramatic medium of film to deepen students' understanding and promote critical thinking. After a successful inaugural year, Cinema Classroom at the Avalon returns with an expanded program for our 2014-15 series!
The four films in the 2014-15 series illuminate the theme of social justice, with powerful examples selected from across recent world history.
Each screening will be hosted by a moderator who will lead the students in a dynamic post-film discussion.
As before, all screenings will be completely FREE for attendees and held in the Avalon's historic nonprofit theater. Each program includes two screening days per film – one for 7th-8th grades and the other for 9th-10th. Space is limited, so register today!
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Pink fire truck spreads message of breast cancer awareness
From the The Brunswick News
The bright pink fire truck in the middle of theĀCollege of Coastal GeorgiaĀcampus Thursday was hard to miss, and so was its message: "Pink Heals."
Student after student came to check out the truck and the people with it who were supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Some stepped up to sign the truck in honor of someone they've lost.
Sporting bright-hued firefighter jackets, college freshmen Ashley Myers, Tremesha King and Kayla Billing posed alongside the truck for photos to remember the event. Though not all of them had been affected by breast cancer, they knew the heartbreak the disease can bring.
"My best friend's mother lost her battle to breast cancer about four years ago, and I always support these events," Myers said.
King lost a young cousin to another type of cancer and Billings said the disease runs in her family.
Any chance they have to support any type of cancer awareness, they take. That was the goal of Jake Murray, the man behind the pink truck.
A firefighter in Bryan County, Murray founded Guardians of the Ribbon's Savannah chapter almost two years ago, after his fiancee's grandmother began her fight with advanced stage cancer. It didn't matter what type she had because all types can bring devastation to families.
"We try to raise awareness for all cancers. These trucks are rolling memorials with dedications to loved ones lost," Murray said, pointing to the signatures on the side of the vehicle.
The non-profit organization has 38 chapters internationally. Of the 85 decorated fire trucks and police vehicles in the nation, Murray and his chapter have five. He says they bring something extra that gets people interested, which provides an opportunity to share cancer awareness information.
Jonathan Davis, a nursing student at the college and president of the Coastal Georgia Association of Nursing Students, knows about the importance of breast cancer awareness, which is why he asked Murray and his group to visit.
"Awareness is so important, and this really gives us a chance to get the information on things like self-breast exams out there," Davis said. "Plus, all of the money this group raises goes to support survivors and their mission."
Today, many groups across the nation will be doing a "pink-out" - sporting pink attire - to spread awareness, as well. Among them are Southeast Georgia Health System and Glynn County public schools.
|Release Date: 10/11/2013
Source: The Brunswick News
|By SARAH LUNDGREN


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Louisville junior 2B Ryan Wright
March 26, 2011
Wright and Self Discuss Saturday's Road Win
PISCATAWAY, N.J. - Junior second baseman Ryan Wright finished 4-for-5 with a home run, five RBI and three runs scored as the 27th-ranked Louisville baseball team rolled to a 9-2 series-clinching win at Rutgers on Saturday afternoon at Bainton Field.
With the win, the Cardinals improved to 15-7 overall and 2-0 in BIG EAST action, while Rutgers dropped to 7-13 on the season and 0-2 in league games with the loss. The series will conclude on Sunday at noon ET, and live audio for the game will be available to subscribers through CardsTV at UofLSports.com.
Wright (Fort Wayne, Ind./Homestead HS) matched career-highs in hits and RBI as he finished with two singles, a triple and his 24th career home run to lead Louisville, which has scored 30 runs in three games this week. Junior outfielder Stewart Ijames (Owensboro, Ky./Owensboro Catholic HS) continued his good weekend going 2-for-4 with his team-leading fifth home run and three RBI. In Friday's series opener, Ijames was 3-for-5 with a home run and five RBI.
On the mound, sophomore right-hander Justin Amlung (Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier HS) improved to 5-0 this season after matching a career-high with seven strikeouts and allowing only one earned run on seven hits in 6.0 innings. With their two-out run in the fourth inning, Rutgers ended Amlung's career best scoreless stretch at 18.2 innings. In his six starts this season, Amlung has an ERA of just 0.65 (three earned runs on 25 hits) with 30 strikeouts and only 10 walks in 41.2 innings pitched. He leads the BIG EAST in wins and ERA.
Junior righty Derek Self (Cave City, Ky./Caverna HS) followed Amlung with three shutout innings of relief and two strikeouts to earn his second career save and the first since his three-inning save against Villanova in 2009. In seven appearances out of the bullpen this season, Self is 1-0 with an ERA of 0.79 and 14 strikeouts in 22.1 innings of work.
Following three scoreless innings to open the game, the Cardinals broke through first in the fourth inning when Wright sent an 0-1 pitch from Rutgers lefty starter Rob Smorol over the wall in left field for his third home run of the season and a 1-0 advantage.
The Scarlet Knights answered back in the bottom of the fourth to even the score at 1-1 on a two-out, infield RBI single by centerfielder Brian O'Grady to plate leftfielder Steve Zavala. An inning later, Rutgers took its first lead of the weekend at 2-1 with an unearned run against Amlung. After reaching base on a throwing error by Louisville freshman shortstop Alex Chittenden (Indianapolis, Ind./Lawrence Central HS) to start the inning, rightfielder Michael Lang moved to second with second stolen base of the season and later scored on an RBI single to left by catcher Michael Zavala.
Rutgers held the one-run advantage until the seventh inning, when Louisville exploded for five runs on four hits and two Scarlet Knight errors for a 6-2 lead. With runners on first and second, RU shortstop Pat Sweeney gloved an infield single by Cards' sophomore designated hitter Kyle Grieshaber (Chesterfield, Mo./Marquette HS) but threw wildly over the head of third baseman Russ Hopkins allowing senior outfielder Drew Haynes (New Albany, Ind./New Albany HS) to score the tying run.
Wright then followed with a two-run single to center off Scarlet Knights reliever Joe Esposito to score freshman outfielder Adam Engel (Loveland, Ohio/Loveland HS) and Grieshaber for the 4-2 lead. Ijames then closed the scoring in the inning by hammering the first pitch he saw from Esposito over the wall in right field for the two-run homer.
After a scoreless eighth inning, the Cardinals added their final three runs of the day in the ninth on a two-run triple to center by Wright and an RBI sacrifice fly to left by Ijames. Smorol took the loss for the Scarlet Knights after allowing four runs on five hits in 6.1 innings to fall to 1-4 on the season.
Louisville Notes
- With Saturday's win, the Cardinals improved to 17-4 all-time against Rutgers and extended their overall winning streak against the Scarlet Knights to eight. Louisville also improved to 9-2 all-time in games played in the state of New Jersey, including a 5-0 record on the road at Rutgers.
- The Cardinals have scored 30 runs through their first three games this week for their highest scoring week of the season. Louisville's previous high was 23 total runs in four games from March 8 through March 13.
- Louisville has scored 20 runs through the first two games of the series at Rutgers with 16 of those coming in the final three innings of each game. U of L had scored five or more runs in an inning only once entering the weekend, but has achieved that feat in each of the first two games of the series.
- The Cardinals have allowed only two earned runs in the first two games of the series at Rutgers. Through 22 games this season, Louisville's pitching staff as a team ERA of 2.09 with 144 strikeouts and only 68 walks in 198.0 innings.
- Junior second baseman Ryan Wright leads the Cardinals in hitting at .329 and is second on the team with three home runs and 15 RBI. Junior outfielder Stewart Ijames leads Louisville with five home runs and 23 RBI.
- With Saturday's win, Louisville opened BIG EAST Conference play with back-to-back wins for the third time in four seasons.


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Tags best of 2011, indie, dance, electropop, 2011
Artists M83, Lana Del Rey, The Weeknd
December 22, 2011
The title says it all.
Twenty tracks including music by The Weeknd, M83, and Lana Del Rey.
I thought this was a great mix. Then I got to The Suburbs by Mr Little Jeans, and realized this is an outstanding mix. Nice taste in music.
thank you so much!
The Comeback. by sayiamwonderful
Hi 8tracks.
indie, study, chill, sad, relax
My Top Tracks of 2011 by sayiamwonderful
The title says it all.
best of 2011, indie, dance, electropop, 2011
Songs that remind me of Christmas, that aren't actually about Christmas. by sayiamwonderful
These songs remind me of Christmas.
christmas, easy listening, chill, winter
Haunting by sayiamwonderful
A haunting playlist that will help you get into the spirit of Halloween without listening to the 'Monster Mash.
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Netflix's Daredevil is Great, But It's Totally Ignoring the Blind Community
Netflix has a bona fide hit on its hands. And it's got a problem, too.
Netflix has a bona fide hit on its hands. And it's got a problem, too.
Netflix's Chief Product Officer outlines what future tech the company plans to focus on.
Region-locking is not a solution, it's trying to tackle a problem that really doesn't matter.
Your account could be terminated if you engage in "improper" use of the service.
Netflix has cornered the market on milking '90s nostalgia, and the reboot fever it has inspired in the golden age of TV is bad for the art form and worse for our memories.
It's with good reason that the Roku streaming sticks and boxes regularly come out on top of our set-top box round ups, and this latest update sees that trend unlikely to change.
HBO, Sony and Showtime are asking US internet service providers to treat them as "managed" services. In other words, they want dedicated bandwidth for their video content, reports The Wall Street Journal.
The Netflix 'God Mode' browser add-on is here to save you from horizontal scrolling hell, with a more sensible expanded view of all that cramped and muddled movie art.
Got Chromecast? Well, there will be no more digging around in your phone to pause the TV when the doorbell rings as you can now control it with a normal telly remote. Praise be!
Two Netflix engineers have hacked a NES gaming system to play the House of Cards intro in all the horrific, 8-bit glory absolutely no one ever intended. Read more >
Quality over quantity, or are we just getting our gogglebox fix from those slabs in our pockets?
Go-go Gadget episode binge! All new CGI versions of Inspector Gadget and Danger Mouse are heading to Netflix. Brain and Penny will be predictably saving the day on the streaming service from March 27 in the US, and in the UK "at a later date".
ARGH! House of Cards Season 3 was up on Netflix for a few tantalising moments. The new series of the Kevin Spacey vehicle is supposed to drop on February 27th. But something happened and it was live today. And then just as quickly as it was live, it was down. All life is woe.
With almost any series on demand whenever you want, psychologists are becoming increasingly concerned.
Can't get enough of 'Breaking Bad'? Netflix has just confirmed that the show's 'Better Call Saul' spin-off will be ready to stream through its service in the UK from February 9th. [Netflix]
Like a VPN, but legal and a bit naff.


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Location: New Zealand
Date: 02/22/2013
I am a huge fan of the Halo forerunner saga. I have read both Cryptum and Primordium where it was mentioned that the final battle of Charum Hakkor took around 50 years.
I am wondering how long the entire war took? was it around a 1000 years?
From: Greg Bear
Date: 04/03/2013
A few centuries, as I recall--but Waypoint could likely answer this for sure!


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Stern: NBA will mediate Kings tug of war
FEB 06, 2013 5:28p ET
Sacramento-Seattle tug of war: Stern confirmed for the first time that the group led by Chris Hansen and Steve Ballmer that put forth an offer to buy the Kings has officially filed for relocation to Seattle. Wednesday's comments were his first mention of such; the group had until March 1 to file.
Stern said he doesn't imagine there will be a bidding war between the respective groups in Seattle and Sacramento who hope to purchase the Kings from the Maloof family and that the matter will be settled by the league. After the Hansen-Ballmer group put together an offer to purchase the team in January, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson said he would gather potential local owners to put together a package to purchase the team, build a new stadium, and keep it there.
As of Tuesday, no Sacramento group had been assembled, but Stern said he's expecting both groups, that one and Seattle, to put forth packages. He said the appropriate committees will consider both offers and the prospect of relocation, looking at factors like support for the team in the prior city and the likelihood of proposed buildings – Seattle also has pledged to build a new arena – being built.
HGH testing: Following the example of the other professional sports, the NBA is beginning the process of instituting HGH testing, Stern said. HGH is already on the league's list of banned substances. Stern was very complimentary of players' desires to have a comprehensive anti-drug policy in place.
"If (other leagues) get through with what I think they're going to get through and have full-fledged testing, based upon our overall dialogue with the union, we'll be in a good place to have that as well for next season," Stern said. "It's not a commitment, not a promise. It's an expectation. It might slide a bit, but I think we're well on our way."
(Speaking of that dialogue with the union, Stern said that he hasn't had any issues dealing with it, even in light of the recent issues with union chief Billy Hunter.)
No hoodies on the bench: On Monday, an injured Joakim Noah sat on the Bulls bench during a game against the Pacers. Per NBA dress code, he was wearing a blazer, but it was over a sweater with a hood. This was apparently deemed a violation of dress code and Noah was ordered to change.
Stern said that he hadn't even heard of the violation until Wednesday, and his only comment was this:
"I think there might be a sense that our players know pretty well that you shouldn't wear a hood on the bench."
Uniform patches: The idea of the NBA instituting sponsored uniform patches first arose this summer, and Stern said that he's never been much of a proponent of the idea. For that matter, the league doesn't even display manufacturer logos on uniforms. However, Stern admitted that the day is approaching when teams will be adopting them.
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Honours BFA in Visual Arts
Admission to the Visual Arts Studio (BFA) program in the School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design at York University is based on both academic and artistic criteria. The University reviews your academic history, while artistic admissibility is assessed locally in the each department. The application process for Visual Arts (Studio Art) (BFA) is a two-step process:
1. Apply to York University
Submit your application to the York University: The School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design - Visual Art - Studio Art (BFA) program on the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) website. If you are not a current high school student, you may also be eligible to apply directly through the York University Office of Admissions.
2. Complete your Supplementary Evaluation
The supplementary evaluation for our Visual Art (Studio) program includes an online component and an on-campus in-person evaluation.
We strongly encourage all our applicants to attend an in-person evaluation on campus as it offers you the most extensive and engaged experience. However if you live more than 400km away from York University, or have other extenuating circumstances that preclude you from coming to campus, you may arrange a distance evaluation.
Once you have completed Step 1 (above) and received your York Reference Number from the Office of Admissions, you may proceed to the Supplementary Evaluation website.
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The online component consists of a questionnaire that helps us learn about your academic and artistic background as well as your specific interests and goals as they relate to Visual Art (Studio Art).
At the end end of the questionnaire, you will be asked to pay a $60 CDN evaluation fee, and book an appointment for your portfolio evaluation.
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Your in-person on-campus evaluation will consist of a brief portfolio review with one of our faculty members. You will also have an opportunity to attend an information session about the program, chat with current students and take a tour of our Visual Art facilities.
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Snowdonia will take customers to Captain Lawrence Brewery in Westchester May 10 for a tasting and tour.
Durst, who has long fought off suspicion in his wife's disappearance, wants to subpoena prosecutors.
Actress and dancer Joanne Nosuchinsky beat out 200 other competitors in the weekend event.
About 200 contestants will compete for titles at this weekend's Miss New York USA Pageant.
Women are flocking to a class that asks them to act like jungle animals in the quest for buff bods.
When Lucius Crawford was arrested, police found the body of a 41-year-old woman in his bed.
Drivers faced hours-long lines at gas stations across the five boroughs following the super storm.
A spokeswoman for the Ironman Championships said the competition will go on as scheduled.
Two women were hurt when they were hit by a stolen car in The Bronx Sunday.
The 144-year-old race may be run in Long Island, but it's a big part of New York City history.
Mary Kennedy's family held a private ceremony for her at the Meatpacking District hotel on Monday.
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