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|Wallace Wildcats start 1-2 after Christmas break
By Travis McConnell
Sports Writer
The Wallace Wildcat boys got back into the swing of things after the Christmas break in a big way, with three games in the first five days back. On Tuesday night the Wildcats hosted the Medicine Valley Raiders.
Shawn Christensen and Jordan Christner combined for 10 first quarter points to get the Wildcats off to a fast start. A three point play by Lane Swedberg gave the Wildcats a 13-9 lead after one quarter.
It wasn't smooth sailing for the Wildcats in the second quarter, however, as foul trouble forced the Wildcats to go deep into their bench.
Luckily, the reserves responded scoring all 11 of the Wildcat points in the second quarter. Ryan Sowle hit a turn around jumper in the lane to extend the Wildcats lead to 15-9 early.
Medicine Valley then went on an 8-0 run to take the lead at 17-15 with 4:09 to play in the first half. Taylor Doell then responded with back to back field goals to give the Wildcats a 19-17 lead they would never relinquish.
Josh Grauerholtz added a bucket and Doell hit a three pointer at the buzzer to give the Wildcats a 24-19 lead at halftime.
The Wildcats turned up the heat on their full court press in the third quarter and put the game away, outscoring the Raiders 24-7 to take a commanding 48-26 lead. Christensen sandwiched two baskets around two Landon Swedberg free throws to get the Wildcats rolling.
A steal and lay up by Lane Swedberg was followed by a three pointer from Sean May to give the Wildcats a 35-21 cushion.
Wallace continued to use its press to create points on offense as May and Christensen closed out the scoring with two baskets each.
The fourth quarter was more competitive, but the Wildcats still outscored the Raiders 17-16 to cruise to a 65-42 victory.
Christensen led three Wildcats in double figures with 17 points. May and Lane Swedberg added 13 and 10 respectively.
Other scorers included Christner with eight, Doell with seven and Sowle with four. Landon Swedberg, Grauerholtz and Ethan Scott all added two points.
Wallace vs. Arthur Co.
On Friday night the Wildcats made the trip to Arthur County to take on the Wolves.
The Wildcats didn't have an answer for the Wolves' Derek Powers who scored a game high 25 points to lead the Wolves to a 73-56 win.
The first quarter was very competitive and the Wildcats only trailed 16-11, however, Powers and Matt Simpson combined for 10 points in the second quarter and the Wolves increased their lead to 31-20 at halftime.
The Wildcats used good full court pressure in the third quarter and Sean May scored 12 of his team high 21 points mostly off of steals and layups to cut the Arthur County lead to 46-48 with 2:00 to play in the third quarter.
But the Wolves hit 8-11 free throws down the stretch and out scored the Wildcats 22-11 in the final quarter to secure the win.
Joining May in double figures for the Wildcats were Lane Swedberg and Shawn Christensen with 14 and 10 points, respectively.
Other Wildcat scorers included Landon Swedberg with eight and Jordan Christner with three points.
Wallace vs. Mullen
On Saturday the Wildcats returned home to host the Mullen Broncos.
After the first quarter it looked like the Wildcats would be able to hang in against the 8-1 Broncos, as the score was tied 10-10 at the end of the first period.
In the second quarter the Wildcats continued to play good defense, keeping the much bigger Broncos off the offensive boards, however, the Wildcats only managed three second quarter field goals and were outscored 14-6. At halftime Mullen led 24-16.
With three players 6-foot-3 or taller, the Broncos began working the ball inside in the third quarter and extended their lead to 41-28 entering the final period.
As they've done all season, the Wildcats turned up the defensive pressure to start the fourth quarter. A 9-2 run by the Wildcats keyed by a Sean May field goal, a three pointer by Lane Swedberg and two baskets by Shawn Christensen cut the Bronco lead to 43-37 with 5:10 to play in the game.
However, the Broncos hit 10-12 free throws down the stretch to seal the 58-43 victory.
May led the Wildcats with 17 points. Christensen added 15 points. Other Wildcat scorers included Lane Swedberg with seven and Landovn Swedberg with four points.
The Wildcats are now 3-4 on the season.
Next Action
They will travel to South Platte on Thursday (tonight), before returning home on Friday to host the Paxton Tigers.


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Four new notable indies open in theaters this weekend as recent openers "Boyhood," "A Most Wanted Man" and "Calvary" all continue to try and add to their box office totals. Among the newbies, the film with the most potential is clearly "What If," the well-reviewed romantic comedy starring Daniel Radcliffe, Zoe Kazan and Adam Driver. Radcliffe has been hit-and-miss at the box office outside the "Harry Potter" series, but this could be his non-Potter breakout if distributor CBS Films plays their cards right.
- About Alex (Screen Media)
Director: Jesse Zwick
Cast: Nate Parker, Jason Ritter, Maggie Grace, Max Greenfield, Aubrey Plaza, Max Minghella
Criticwire Average: 4 critics gave it a B average
Where It's Screening: 12 cities across the country, as well as on VOD.
Box Office Expectation: A group of old college friends reunite in the under-the-radar ensemble film "About Alex," which comes to theaters this weekend with a pretty notable cast of up-and-comers from Max Greenfield to Aubrey Plaza to Nate Parker. Reviews have been respectable, but buzz is minimal and it also seems like the type of film made for VOD (where it's also being released). So don't expect an average too far north of $5,000.
- The Dog (Drafthouse)
Director: Allison Berg, Frank Keraudren
Criticwire Average: 8 critics gave it a B+ average
Where It's Screening: 4 theaters in New York and LA.
Box Office Expectation: After an impressive and acclaimed run on the festival circuit Allison Berg and Frank Keraudren's documentary "The Dog" hits theaters this weekend. A take on the real life story behind the Sidney Lumet and Al Pacino film "Dog Day Afternoon," he film follows John Wojtowicz, who attempted to rob a Brooklyn bank in the 1970s to pay for his male lover's sex-reassignment surgery. Awareness of the film seems strong, and its reviews should help too, perhaps giving this "Dog" a decent day on Sunday when it averages somewhere around $10,000 per theater.
- Fifi Howls From Happiness (Music Box Films)
Director: Mitra Farahani
Criticwire Average: 3 critics gave it a A- average
Where It's Screening: Exclusively at the Lincoln Plaza in New York City.
Box Office Expectation: Another documentary -- this time following provocative artist Bahman Mohassess, the so-called "Persian Picasso," hits theaters this weekend. Like "The Dog," it comes with strong reviews under its wing, though Mohassess is probably not quite as marketable an entity as the man behind a classic American film. That said, its exclusive venue at NYC's Lincoln Plaza should help its average, which could end up around $7,000.
- What If (CBS Films)
Director: Michael Dowse
Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Zoe Kazan, Rafe Spall, Megan Park, Adam Driver, Amanda Crew, Jemima Rooper
Criticwire Average: 4 critics gave it a B+ average
Where It's Screening: 20 theaters in the top 10 markets.
Box Office Expectation: The Canadian romantic comedy formerly known as "The F Word" comes to U.S. theaters as "What If" a year after it debuted to very warm notices at the Toronto International Film Festival. CBS Films -- which has only released one other 2014 film so far (the disappointing "Afflicted") -- could clearly use a boost and one would think the film's reviews and the presence of Daniel Radcliffe, Zoe Kazan and Adam Driver would help make that happen. Late summer is also a great time for acclaimed indie rom coms and there isn't too much else like it in the marketplace. So does that mean "What If" will be a hit? We'll be cautiously optimistic and suggest it averages $14,000 or so per its 20 theaters, which would get things off to a decent start heading into expansion (where the destiny of the film's success story -- or lack thereof -- will be more clearly determined).
Peter Knegt is a contributing editor at Indiewire and our box office columnist. Check back for his weekend report here at Indiewire around noon EST on Sunday.


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Don't worry, we are here to break it down for you. These are some really cute Bridal Shower ideas, and how to pull them off in a simple and creative way!
Relax with your girlfriends, drink some tea and cucumber martini's, and enjoy time well spent with friends.
For the decor, choose to decorate with flowers in tea cups, tea pots, and sugar bowls. And make sure to add some handkerchiefs, vintage gloves, and pearls if you want a vintage feel.
They also took the candy bar idea, and made a tea bar. You can also do this with loose tea and scoops. Then everyone gets their favorite tea as a parting gift.
Cooking or Around the Clock Theme:
These "Around the Clock" invitations we found on Oh Happy Day, are perfect for a cooking themed shower! Send your guests either breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert invitations and ask them to bring a gift and recipe from the time of day on their invitation! That way the bride-to-be receives a diverse set of gifts to stock her kitchen, and a recipe for every meal of the day!
Click here to see the tutorial and to download the invitations.
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Opening Date:
April 23, 1953
Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, Van Heflin, Brandon De Wilde, Jack Palance, Ben Johnson, Edgar Buchanan, Elisha Cook Jr., Douglas Spencer, John Dierkes
George Stevens
Drama, Western
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The story of a Wyoming range war is elevated to near-mythical status in George Stevens' Western classic Shane. Alan Ladd plays a mysterious drifter who rides into a tiny homesteading community and accepts the hospitality of a farming family. Patriarch Joe Starrett is impressed by the way Shane handles himself when facing down the minions of land baron Emile Meyer, though he has trouble placing his complete trust in the stranger, as his Marion is attracted to Shane in spite of herself, and his son Joey flat-out idolizes Shane. When Meyer is unable to drive off the homesteaders by sheer brute strength, he engages the services of an evil hired gun.
Shane (1953) (NR)
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Native son returns to restore Dr. Green home in GeorgetownBrian Matthias to address Georgetown Historical Society March 3
The Dr. Stephen Green house on South Front Street in Georgetown is one of the town's oldest structures. The north portion of the house was built in the late 1700s shortly after the founding of Georgetown. In 1868, a three-story bay section was added when another home was moved and attached to the original house. Features of the house include six fireplaces and original rough-cut open beam rafter. Green was a physician and served as a magistrate in the mid 1800s.
Brian Matthias lived in Georgetown as a child, graduating from Sussex Central High School in 1976. He moved to Pennsylvania and established a thriving insurance agency, and he is now returning to the area and is in the process of renovating the Green House and plans to reside there.
The prior owner of the property accomplished some restoration, but the house has been unoccupied for 10 years.
Matthias will talk of the history of the structure, its unusual features, and his plans for the restoration at 7:30 p.m., Monday, March 3, at the Georgetown Historical Society. The public is invited to hear the presentation at the Marvel Carriage Museum at 510 South Bedford St. Georgetown. There is no charge to attend; parking is abundant, and refreshments will be served following the talk. For further information contact the Georgetown Historical Society at 302-855-9660.


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I recently joined a church and was given such great care and concern from them, I wanted to give back that feeling, in a tangible way.
Several of us had read about your prayer shawl ministry. I bought your book of patterns. Our Women's Ministry funded us(for a while). We have made and given for the last few months, shawls or lap afghans to anyone on our prayer line or with a serious incident in their lives. The outcome has been one of wonderment and gratefulness. We explain that this piece of work is the tangible evidence of our prayers for them. We have used your cards and suggestions. There are 7 of us working on a regular basis. Sometimes we each make a strip or several squares and put them together. The fellowship of being together and making somehting a little quicker for someone has been a great joy. We have used Homespun yarn and Vanna White's yarn. Sometimes we are even putting knitting and crocheting together.
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Animal print pieces are great as winter wears, these are comfortable, stylish and most importantly – assets for your closet. In 2013, there have been a lot of changes in fashion trend for women, however the leopard and python print items are still on the top of the charts. Almost all leading fashion brands work with animal print designs. Most of these designs work great with anything you wear. That's why, fashionable, corporate women invariably opt for these designs. Here, you will discover some of the best animal print pieces for your closet in 2013.
8 animal print pieces you need to have in your closet
There are literally hundreds of items you can choose from; even the online marketplaces like Amazon.com, eBay.com can offer you an extensive range of products under this designer category. Here, you will discover some of the most popular items with highest votes from fashionable women from around the world. They are affordable, stylish and more importantly very comfortable to put on!
#1 Spotted Hyde equipment Brett blouse
Equipment is one of the leading clothing manufacturers today. They have always been concerned about providing high quality clothing accessories with a trendy look and designs. They have brought several animal print items. But one of these have become immensely popular – it's the Brett blouse in spotted Hyde. The blouse is extremely comfortable, great as a clubwear and affordable for anyone interested about trendy fashion and outlook!
#2 Leopard-print calf hair ankle boots from Anniel Desert
If you want an animal printed ankle boot to match your top and skirt, Anniel deserts leopard print boot is definitely the best choice. It has a trendy look that'd attract anyone at a glance. The users have highly appreciated the quality of the material and the comfort level. The price is also reasonable; you can order this from their online store too!
#3 Animal print cigarette pant from Whistles
In past few years, Whistles have brought several best sellers in the fashion and clothing industry. Their new cigarette trouser design with animal prints have already been sold like hotcake in the popular marketplaces. These pants come with zips on each side, flap pockets in the front and high, fitted waist. This pant matches well almost all types of tops.
#4 Leopard print pony skin purse from ASOS
You can't deny the necessity of an animal print purse when you've purchased a footwear, a trouser and a top with animal print designs. ASOS knows well about this fact and for women who're fascinated about animal print designs, they've brought these leopard print pony skin purse. These are slightly expensive, but certainly the best match for the animal-print wears you've added to the closet.
#5 Animal print beach cover up with Embellishment from ASOS
ASOS has been working with different animal print pieces for women since a long time. They have brought this popular beach cover up animal print item only a few months ago and it has already become a top seller in most marketplaces. The beach cover up has a cool, stylish look and the design is suitable for a day out on the beach.
#6 Skinny jeans in Leopard prints from River Island
This $40 skinny jean goes fine with almost any top you want. Especially when you're planning a day out, there's nothing better than this. The fitted waist looks good on slim, corporate women. The skinny cropped stretch leg makes the jean perfect for women who love animal prints.
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Literally, an animal print cardigan on the top can make you look stylish, fashionable and trendy in the harsh winter season. The crude winter leaves a minimal choice of clothing for the fashionable women around. However, several brands have been working with these special clothing items for winter. Surface-to-air cardigan looks great in leopard animal prints. The price-tag is a little higher; however, you won't feel the weight of it's price as it the item would make you feel special!
There are plenty other options available to choose from. The animal print pieces listed above are some of the best sellers. If you love to put on these special designs, explore the stores and brands to find some exclusive products that have just hit the stores. You can also do some research online and get the most suitable animal print pieces for you.


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text: More from SI New Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniform features throwback ora... New Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniform features throwback ora... 'More menacing skull' highlights Tampa Bay Buccaneers g... 'More menacing skull' highlights Tampa Bay Buccaneers g... NFL now has three legitimate Los Angeles stadium sites... NFL now has three legitimate Los Angeles stadium sites... Everything you need to know about the footballs that wi... Everything you need to know about the footballs that wi... Peyton Manning, other NFL Sports Illustrated Sportsmen... Peyton Manning, other NFL Sports Illustrated Sportsmen... Fans celebrate Halloween at stadiums around league in W... Fans celebrate Halloween at stadiums around league in W... NFL unveils new Pro Bowl uniforms NFL unveils new Pro Bowl uniforms Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Audibles Are Patriots still the team to beat in the AFC East? Dolphins linebacker doesn't think so by Chris Burke Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Email Posted: Mon Jul. 8, 2013 The Patriots have won the AFC East in 10 of the last 12 seasons. (Al Tielemans/SI)Opinions about the New England Patriots' 2013 outlook are broken down into two camps:1. The Patriots, in light of Aaron Hernandez's arrest and Rob Gronkowski's lingering health problems, are mid-tumble from the NFL's elite to a middle-of-the-pack team, their hold on the AFC East weakening by the day.2. New England's actually being underrated, with more than enough talent to overcome lowered expectations.The reality is that the latter probably is closer to the truth. But the Patriots' AFC East rivals believe wholeheartedly in argument No. 1. Which is all that matters.New Miami linebacker Dannell Ellerbe confirmed that line of thinking to CBSSports' Mike Freeman, saying, "I don't think you can say the Patriots are the same as before after what happened to Hernandez." Ellerbe also said that he believes the Patriots are vulnerable and that the Dolphins feel like they can knock New England from the mountaintop.As Freeman points out, those statements are not Ellerbe being cocky or trying to deliver bulletin-board material. It's just how the Dolphins (and Bills and Jets) are approaching this summer -- as if the division is up for grabs. That is the approach every team should have in early July, be it Miami trying to close the gap in the AFC East or Arizona dreaming of shocking the NFC West's favorites.So, why do Ellerbe's rather inconsequential words ring with more volume?Mainly because, whether Buffalo, Miami or New York will admit it or not (they won't), the Patriots have as much a mental edge over the AFC East as a physical one. New England has won the division title 10 times in the past 12 seasons, with the only slip-ups coming in 2002 and 2008 (the Patriots finished tied for first those years and lost out on tiebreakers).On paper, they're still the team to beat this year, too. Hernandez may be behind bars and Gronkowski could sit out the first several weeks, but talent remains. There's the veteran offensive line, a dangerous backfield, that quarterback from the UGG commercials, a defensive backfield buoyed by Aqib Talib's arrival last season, a dangerous pass rush and so on. Plus, the Patriots still have that Belichick guy, who certainly deserves the edge over Rex Ryan, rookie Doug Marrone or second-year coach Joe Philbin.The gap between the Patriots and everyone else in the AFC East is not what it was even last season, though, which was true even before Hernandez was handcuffed by Massachusetts cops.Ellerbe's Dolphins, in fact, will be a chic playoff pick next month when all the experts make their predictions. They spent big money in recent months to land Ellerbe, WR Mike Wallace, RT Tyson Clabo, CB Brent Grimes and others, then scored dynamic defender Dion Jordan in the first round of the draft.The Bills and Jets, meanwhile, each drafted what they hope will be their quarterbacks of the future in E.J. Manuel and Geno Smith, respectively. Buffalo could be especially close to contention if either Manuel or Kevin Kolb can deliver at QB this season.But all of this is Xs and Os, trying to match personnel vs. personnel to declare a division champ in July. The point of Ellerbe's remarks, the real heart of the matter, is that the AFC East finally feels like a wide-open race again.The evidence behind such a thought is far less important, at least right now, than the perception. And the perception is that the Patriots are wounded, while their division rivals are ready to pounce. Comments


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This project aims to translate and make available to a wider English speaking audience a number of historical Yiddish labour journals and papers. Along with similar materials held at the Kheel Center at Cornell University, New York, we aim to publish and translate archives relating to the Jewish garment workers in the late 19th and early 20th century in the UK and USA.
We are looking for volunteers to translate the documents from Yiddish to English. The translation process is simple, and you can do as much, or as little, as you feel able to. Translations don't have to be perfect. It is more important to get the sense of the documents than perfect translations.
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Join FIGMENT at the New Island Festival!
There is so much happening on Governors Island over the next two weekends! First, the New Island Festival kicks off this Thursday, bringing site-specific theatre from the Netherlands to the island, with a 400-foot long table at the center of the action. Then there's Pioneers of Change, an exhibition of Dutch Design curated by Droog. Plus there's the Archeological Dig, an exploration of the island's history. And the Governors Island Art Fair, curated by 4Heads. See below for full information.
FIGMENT will be activating the City of Dreams for the festival with music, light art, and performance, with special guests Conscious Cycle 451, the Glass Bead Collective, and many others.
Come out and join us on the island! See below for full details…
FIGMENT at the New Island Festival
FIGMENT will be activating our City of Dreams Sculpture Garden and Mini-Golf Course for both weekends of the New Island Festival (September 12-13 and 19-20) with free music, light art and projections, and performance. Since the island will be open until 11pm throughout the festival, we're even planning to open the City of Dreams at night on both Saturdays, with lighting by Chris Jordan and Zuvuya Collective.
Conscious Cycle 451 will be returning to the island for both weekends, and Glass Bead Collective will be joining us on Saturday, September 12.
Follow this link for the latest on FIGMENT at the New Island Festival: http://figmentnyc.org/newisland.
SATURDAY SEPT. 12th : noon – 11 pm
MUSICAL MASALA, curated by FIGMENT and Friends
Today, FIGMENT presents a NYC melting pot of sounds and grooves from all eras and cultures. Four diverse crews from the extended FIGMENT family tree cook a buffet of sounds and beats, from lost Northern Soul classics to unknown experiments in live collaborative audio to 21st century currents in house and breaks, and all styles in between… featuring music by Amoeba, Conscious Cycle 451, Pure Fire, and Kind Recordings. VJ ID of Z Collective will be mixing live video throughout the night at the main stage.
In addition, at Glass Bead Collective will be projecting on their inflatable tonight, with a noise tribute to 9/11 from 8-9pm, with audio by Josh Slusher and video by Glass Bead Collective/Vlad T, then from 9-11pm, "Psychodelic History" – a live immersive DJ/VJ set in the inflatable, with audio by Dr. littlefish and video by Vlad T.
SUNDAY SEPT. 13 : noon – 6 pm
THE SPACE HAUS CONSORTIUM, curated by Zemi17 (resident DJ at The Danger events)
A dreamy afternoon of Spacey House Music, Floating Techno and Warm Minimal Live PAs into the sunset, with Zemi17 (theDanger / Gamelatron) Live Set, Jon Margulies (HoboTech / Dub Spot), Bubbly Fish Live 8bit set on Gameboys, Ezekiel Honig (Anticipate), and Thomas Hildebrand (Microcosm Music)
SATURDAY SEPT. 19th : noon – 11 pm
SPINNER RUNNER CUTTER, hosted by Jason BLACKKAT
The world of beats presented by Lenny Dee (special techno set), DJ Odi (drum and bass / jungle), CX Kidtronik (hip hop/electro/breaks ), Driver & Fury8 (dubstep/dub), Warper crew (live electronics and instruments), and more TBA. Projections by SEEJ and friends.
SUNDAY SEPT. 20th : NOON – 6 pm
UNDERandABOVE PRESENTS, curated by Rhiannon (Subatomic)
A day tracing the deepest rhythms inspired by NYC and the Hudson River region, from indigenous to dub to old school hip hop, along with live art, green education, and more.
created by Dutch artists
400 years ago, the Dutch arrived on Governors Island. From September 10-20, THEY'RE BACK, for two weeks of mind-blowing theater, music, and art from The Netherlands. All of the island will be the stage for more than 150 artists who will utilize the waterfront promenade, historic homes, barracks, and open green spaces for site-specific performances. And, in a first for Governors Island, the island will be open to the public until midnight for the eight days of the festival! Visit http://newislandfestival.com for the full program and more info.
FIGMENT is very pleased to be a co-presenter of the festival. As usual, the island will be free to visit, and some of the performances will be free. Others will require a modest admission fee. If you're interested in coming out for the day and checking out a number of performances, it's best to buy a passport. Through FIGMENT, you can get a $35 one-day passport for $28, through this link:
a fascinating archaeological site uncovered last winter during reconstruction on Governors Island.
Join a team of archaeologists and explore the remnants of one of the oldest settlements in New York City. Dating back nearly four centuries, this small village was the only civilian community on the military island. Its few remaining inhabitants were forced to evacuate in the 1950s and the town had since been forgotten, until demolition workers accidentally stumbled onto the site.
a festival of Dutch design, fashion, and architecture
Also on the island, in eleven houses in Nolan Park, will be Pioneers of Change, a festival of Dutch design, fashion and architecture on New York's Governors Island to celebrate 400 years of Dutch-American friendship. Visitors can listen and debate, watch and participate, relax and think, eat and drink, play their music, be inspired, connect and, simply, enjoy. They can also shop at the pop up store of affordable Dutch design ware, all under 100 dollars.
a different type of art fair
The Governors Island Art Fair presented by the 4heads Collective, is a different type of art fair – an event organized entirely by artists. Believing that artists know how their work looks best, the 4heads Collective provides space to independent artists and galleries who may then exhibit their work as they see fit.


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Helix Water mulls over future of Lake Jennings
EAST COUNTY Lake Jennings, the 160-acre reservoir in Lakeside that stores drinking water for Helix Water District customers, has also been known for scenic views, picnicking and hiking trails with abundant wildlife throughout the 350-acre parkland operated by the district.
Its side uses as a campground and for fishing have been under some scrutiny of late by ratepayers complaining of soaring water costs as the water district has been losing money on those ventures at the Harritt Road reservoir for several years.
A quarterly financial report shows a total operating net loss of $118,522 for the 2012-13 fiscal year. The district lost just over $100,000 in 2011-12 and about $85,000 in both 2009-10 and 2010-11. Fishing revenue and campground revenue have both been holding steady for the past three years, but district expenses have been steadily increasing. Occupancy in the campground hovers around 34 percent.
Financial and recreational issues regarding Lake Jennings were vetted at the district's board meeting on Wednesday by way of a workshop specific to the district's future plans for the lake, which helps the district store, treat and deliver water to more than 260,000 people in La Mesa, El Cajon, Lemon Grove, and parts of Spring Valley and Lakeside.
Discussion at the workshop centered around the lake's fishing program that continues to dwindle in terms of number of anglers, and its 97-space campground, including 27 full hookup sites for long-term monthly campers, which consultant Bob McKinnon noted has become obsolete in some ways.
"It's all about your customers, who are they, what are their expectations, what are their needs," he said. "People want to rough it but with all the comforts of home."
MacKinnon, hired in 2007 to help expedite a Lake Jennings Campground Master Plan, said with some work, the campground could get to 50 percent occupancy, but not in its current state. He was particularly concerned about the lack of room to fit most of today's larger recreational vehicles and low percentage of spaces offering sewer hookups.
"We're limiting because of archaic sites and archaic (amenities)," board member Joel Scalzitti said. "It's a little frustrating to hear all these gloomy things about the lake because I feel like we're treating it as a stepchild that might have been a bad kid in the beginning, but that doesn't mean it's a bad kid as an adult."
After nearly four hours of an informational presentation and discussion led by Mark Umphres, Helix's director of water quality and system operations, District General Manager Carlos Lugo suggested to the board they come back in 30 days with strategies and ideas to put into action.
Board member Kathleen Hedberg spoke of the lake's relaxing vibe, waxing nostalgic on the wonders of camping and a need for kid-friendly and family-oriented experiences such as those offered at the lake. She also noted that when the lake was built, one of the conditions of its funding grant was to put in recreational facilities.
"The Department of Water Resources knew there was a value... for communities, for families, for families, for children, for the lake."
Board member John Linden took a harder line and said, "I think we may have to rethink, should we keep it?" he asked rhetorically.
"Let's put a cost on each customer... see what each customer's cost will be in their water rate," Linden said. "I personally don't see any way to break even on that operation. I'm very strong on the core business we're in. Our consumers want the lowest rates possible and the only way to do that is to stay in water. We can't be all things to all people; we don't have the funds to do that."


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Hollywood Anticipates: Oscar Nominations Are Out Thursday
Hollywood is up early this morning for the Oscar nominations and 2013 offered a host of movies now vying for recognition from Academy voters.
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UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: (as character) None of those drugs have been approved by the FDA.
MCCONAUGHEY: (as Ron) Screw the FDA. I'm going to be DOA.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: (as character) You're going to do this because you got no choice. You work for me.
CHRISTIAN BALE: (as Irving) You keep changing the rules and I'm getting a little power drunk, Richard.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Oh, you want to tell me? Wanna wake him up?
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MONTAGE: Those were scenes from three Oscar hopefuls. From the beginning, "Dallas Buyers Club," "American Hustle" and "Nebraska." To talk about some of the likely nominees, Kim Masters of the Hollywood Reporter joined us from NPR West. Good morning.
KIM MASTERS: Good morning to you.
MONTAGE: So let's begin with the Best Picture. What do you think will make the cut?
MASTERS: Well, as you may know, Renee, it could be somewhere between five and ten films, so let's go with the sure things. "12 Years A Slave" definitely will be among the most nominated films. "Gravity," the film with Sandy Bullock and George Clooney, definitely a bunch of nominations. And "American Hustle" based on the Abscam scandal, which some people might remember.
Other than that, we're looking at probably "Captain Phillips," "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Nebraska," "Dallas Buyers Club," but we're getting into an area where we're not sure how many, so whether films like "Philomena" or "Her" from Spike Jones or "Saving Mr. Banks," all of these movies could slip in and a few more.
MONTAGE: All right. So then let's move on to Best Actress. I gather there's something of an Oscar sure thing in this category.
MASTERS: Yeah, I would say if there's a sure thing in any category, Cate Blanchett for her performance in "Blue Jasmine" for months has been dominant. So the question is, who gets in and who gets out. Does Judy Dench make it for "Philomena," Sandra Bullock for "Gravity," Amy Adams for "American Hustle," Emma Thompson for "Saving Mr. Banks"? That might leave out Meryl Streep from "August: Osage County."
So as you can see, there are a lot of worthy competitors, but Cate Blanchett really has an edge.
MONTAGE: And I think Best Actor is a bit more competitive.
MASTERS: Yes. We have Matthew McConaughey from "Dallas Buyers Club" looking very strong; Chiwetel Ejiofor from "12 Years A Slave"; Bruce Dern, "Nebraska"; Tom Hanks, "Captain Phillips"; Leonardo DiCaprio, "Wolf of Wall Street," and that doesn't even include Robert Redford from "All is Lost," who at one point a lot of people thought was a frontrunner.
So again, there are several other competitors I haven't even mentioned, a tough category.
MONTAGE: And looking back and thinking about all of these movies from 2013, I'm just curious, Kim, what is your takeaway from the year in films?
MASTERS: This is just such a strong year. We have to hope it's not a one-off. There's been a lot of complaining about these big comic book movies and sequels that cost a fortune and seem kind of repetitive. And for people who like movies, this is a year and the first one I can remember in a long time when there's such an abundance of choices. So that's the good news of 2013.
MONTAGE: Kim, thanks very much.
MASTERS: Thank you, Renee.
MONTAGE: Kim Masters hosts The Business on member station KCRW. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Joel McHale on Dan Harmon's Community Return: 'The Sky's The Limit'
With the big news that Dan Harmon is making an epic return to Community's fifth season, how is the cast feeling about the showrunner's return.
Joel McHale spoke to Entertainment Weekly while he was promoting his new Klondike Celebrity Challenge, and he seemed very excited to get back to work. "With Dan Harmon back, it is really the sky's the limit," Joel said. "I don't know what to expect. I mean, I know what to expect with Dan in that I know the scripts are gonna be dynamite and they will be absolutely unique and original, but I really don't know what they have come up with."
The actor said he "trusts Dan's creativity implicitly" and joked that the Community gang should start the fifth season on a space-station and have to explain how they all got there. That sounds like a creative challenge!
And what does Joel think about Harmon's recent comments about his unpleasant experience of watching season 4?
Joel made a point to say that Harmon had apologized and that it's all really water under the bridge now. "[Dan] has said in his interviews [that] he wants to write the hell out of this season, so that's what I focus on and am very thrilled about," Joel said. "So yeah, that's kind of how I see it. I mean Dan has said stuff before during his podcasts so…. You know, I think finally once we premiere, [then] I think people will care about the episodes more than anything."
Are you excited for season 5 of Community or will you pass on another year at Greendale? Sound off below!
Source: Entertainment Weekly
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Getting an early jump on promotions for their new film, Kellan Lutz and Spencer Locke attended the Tarzan 3D photocall in Munich, Germany today (June 5, 2012).
Kellan wore an interesting henley-ish sweater to the event. He's so "manly" fashion forward.
In the film, don't expect to see Kellan running around in a loincloth, the film is unfortunately CGI animated. The movie is inspired from the classic Edgar Rice Burroughs story about the jungle hero, whose parents will be billionaire adventurers who are killed in an airplane crash in the new Tarzan motion picture instead of being marooned with their child.
Lutz won't be the only hunk voicing a character in the film. Mark Deklin of the recently cancelled GCB has signed on to play Tarzan's father, who brings his family with him on an exploration mission in search of a mysterious ancient meteorite.
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The Tryon Palace African-American Lecture Series continues Thursday with �Griots: An African-American Perspective� at the North Carolina History Center�s Cullman Performance Hall.
The free event begins at 7 p.m. and invites visitors to be immersed in a night of stories, music and poetry performed in the tradition of �griots,� the West African historians, teachers and elders who are responsible for keeping the moral principles and values of African people alive.
Madafo, a storyteller and musician specializing in the practices of �griots,� will lead a fun-filled program with audience chants, characterizations and demonstrations.
Madafo�s stories speak from �griot� traditions � oral history and cultural values maintaining West African heritage�s vibrancy. For more than four decades, Madafo has been contributing to the forward movement of the African-American community.
The Tryon Palace African-American Lecture Series offers a free, new program on the third Thursday of each month. All performances begin at 7 p.m. in Cullman Performance Hall and are free, thanks to a donation from the Harold H. Bate Foundation.
Special hearing devices are available if needed by calling Tryon Palace 48 hours in advance of the performance.
For more information, call 639-3500 or visit tryonpalace.org on the web.
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Was thinking of creating a brief list of game dev contests, this is a pretty brief list but those interested in participating in game dev contests (or some form of prototyping) might want to check out these:
- globalgamejam.org – by IGDA
- igf.com – The big Indie game conference thing. You all know it.
- unity3d.com/contest/ – Unity has their own
- experimentalgameplay.com/ – the prototyping site.
- udevgames.com – by iDev Games. (Don't know how regular this is nowadays)
- ludumdare.com – good thing, experimentation.
Please help fill the list.
Here's several more from you readers:
- TIGsource
- Kokoromi (GAMMA4)
- IndieCade
- Sense of Wonder Night (Tokyo Game Show)
- Indie Games Arcade (Eurogamer Expo)
- Indie Bay Competition (48 hour contest)
- Fizzy
- Game Jolt
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I have directTV but get HiDef over the air for the local channels. Why isn't channel 5 WOI that I get showing the cyclones tonight?
Mines the same. Happens all the time, it'll be on if its advertised on WOI-TV
I didn't get espn full court this year because the games seemed to be WOI-TV last year most of the time. Now it seems they are not on. The game is listed on espn-full court for tonight, would it be blacked out? How many more games are on espn-full court this year?
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The Iowa State-Missouri Game will be carried by the following outlets in Iowa: WOI (Ames/Des Moines), KCAU (Sioux City), Mediacom Connections (Cedar Rapids/Waterloo, Dubuque, Mason City, Quad Cities), Cedar Falls Utilities (Cedar Falls). The game will also be available on the ESPN Fullcourt package.
In the KC area (I'm in St. Joseph), the game will be aired on FSN.
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CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
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I am in Indianola, what WOI channel am I getting then? I get channel 5 over the air waves, isn't that WOI(Ames/Des Moines)?
The past few games Directv hasn't been showing the games on the guide, but it will be on. I wouldn't worry about it!
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I am in Indianola, what WOI channel am I getting then? I get channel 5 over the air waves, isn't that WOI(Ames/Des Moines)?
I have seen teh HD verison of KCRG (CR verison of WOI) show regular programming on teh HD channel and a basketball game on their non-HD channel. It may be the same thing WOI is doing, not sure.
Will it be shown in Iowa City area?
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
mediacom channel 74 in Iowa City
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Whew... It wasn't listed on the guide for ch 5... and is listed as blacked out on FSN...
thanks erikbj, it is on but the schedule was not updated.
When is Iowa State on ESPN or ESPNII next? (Not referring to Full Court.)
Clone to the Bone with the up and coming IOWA STATE.
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For those that missed it last night, here is the full first episode of The Association: Boston Celtics from ESPN Boston.
link doesn't work…will there by any reruns?
I thought it was definitely worth a watch…
does any one remember the quote that was on the wall in the practice gym
Just watched it. I can't wait to watch again. the quote on the wall in the gym was something about defeat hurting more than an exhausting workout.
It made me even more excited about Perk coming back. I truly miss the Beast.
"what hurts more; the pain of hard work? Or the pain of regret?"
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Your saying on the bottom of your post should be "Rust and Liberals" . LOL !
I'm sure the first thing that comes to mind is liberals/progressives !
Yes, Exactly:)
I'd say about 85 % of them for sure. There are a few left that aren't in it for themselves.
Well...results are out. Looks like I didn' twin.
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Why is it so hard to see similarities between church folk and coworkers? Do people treat coworkers and church members the same way? I have noticed that the behavior is slightly different at work than it is at church. Oddly, I've seen people at church treat coworkers better.
For the most part, how people relate to people at church and work strategically, and at times, strangely. Who does that? You know who they are, but the point is, there are parallel and differences in his or her approach to church and his or her career.
This is not a dig at either. Mind you, this is merely an observation. Eventually, the differences part like Moses in the sea near the end of this article. Perhaps we can continue the discussion in the comment section. Ultimately, job seekers need to passionately pursue a career that fits himself or herself.
Church and career folk like to be greeted
Whether you know the person or not, a simple hello is all that is needed. A little conversation might be much early in the morning, but a short acknowledgement is all that is needed. Most men just need a little head nod but all in all, are more likely the friendlier gender (depending who you ask). Ladies, present your case in the comment section if you feel either way!
Church and career folk enjoy respect
How hard is it to respect your church brothers and sisters, and coworkers. Undoubtedly, no one will ask for you to bow to them but at least acknowledge the role he or she has in the work/church space. If one is an usher, respect their role as much if someone was accountable for statistics at work.
Church and career folk offer little respect
Respect is earned. Expecting unearned respect will earn you a deaf ear and sometimes less respect than you had. Unless you are Czar or a Pope, it is unlikely your expectations for more respect will just be a desire for nicotine. It pulls at your desires, but you shouldn't have it. If you have earned it, people will freely give it.
Finding the right church and the right job requires effort and passion
Searching for either requires a physical, spiritual, and emotional investment. A lot of us have learned to separate both, but often feel the same loyalty. Job seeker or not, he or she will commit themselves for years to both, and feel sorrow when it is time to leave. To find the right fit, research and conversation are key to determine if it warrants the investment.
Satisfaction is achieved when you're liked for the right reasons
At church and at work, you are liked more holding to the principles that align with the purposes of both. To please everyone is un-achievable, but to stand for principle when challenged earns smiles and assurance. If you want to secure your professional and spiritual brand (viewed the same) consistency, and stand steadfast (OK, I stole this from scripture) when it is hard, not only when it's easy.
As I wrote this, and discussed this with someone who suggested that I take this on, I will revisit this them because of how it brings perspective to pursuing and maintaining careers. Does your church life and career worlds collide? For job seekers, it will mean to take the energy from one pursuit and channel it in the job search. Please share in the comments.
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Prince of Persia: Sands of Time (the movie) hits theaters in May, based on Ubisoft's game of the same name from 2003. So, without surprise a video game absolutely would have to come out around the same time, tied-in with the film directly or not.
Video games that tie-in with movies tend to be more tie-ins with movies than games and the vast majority of them come out and are not good. The game coming out alongside the film however, looks to not copy the film, but act as a sequel to the 2003 hit game, ignoring last year's disappointing, strangely stylistic and cell-shaded "reboot."
The new game, titled Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands was officially announced a few weeks back and is coming out alongside the movie in May. The premiere trailer for it was presented at today's Spike TV VGAs and you can watch it below.
They're definitely trying to make the Prince look like Jake Gyllenhaal from the Sands of Time movie trailer, but it looks like this cinematic was rushed for this event and I fear the game my be rushed to come out alongside the movie too.
I can't wait to try it regardless, and I hope from the best from Ubisoft.
What did you think of the teaser trailer?
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands releases on the Xbox 360, PS3, PC and the handhelds May 10, 2010 and the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time feature film opens in theaters May 28, 2010.


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Clubs & Organizations, Jan. 6, 2013
Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 17 at Ryan's Steak House on C.R. 6. Anyone is invited to attend. Other upcoming dates are breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Feb. 23 and March 23.
Carl Grove, local alto saxophone virtuoso and world-class bicyclist, spoke Dec. 14 relating his experiences of being the 20-year alto saxophone soloist for the U.S. Navy Band. Since retirement from the Navy Band, Grove has worked for various Elkhart flute manufacturers and is a competitive bicycle rider. Thirty-six club members attended the annual Christmas luncheon party at the Elkhart Moose Lodge.
Monthly luncheon meetings are held for any former worker in the band instrument industry.
Meetings are held at 11:30 a.m. on the third Friday of the month at the Elkhart Moose Lodge dining room.
The club recently held a Christmas celebration at Eby's Family Skate Center in Bristol. With more than 30 members in attendance, the club collected and donated more than 125 food items for the Northern Food Bank of Indiana. In addition to skating, many members and adults enjoyed laser tag and refreshments.
The first meeting of 2013 will be on Jan. 14. Officers will be installed, Survival Guides will be distributed and there will be information stations set up for many of the activities in which members can participate, such as Horse Bowl. All members are encouraged to enroll online immediately. New members and families are urged to attend a 6 p.m. meeting prior to the general club meeting that will start at 7 p.m. at the Sheep/Swine Arena on the fairgrounds.
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In recognition of the 100th anniversary of Lions Clubs International, LCI led a successful effort to have 400,000 silver dollar commemorative coins issued in 2017. U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar, one of the initial co-sponsors of the bill which was signed into law by President Obama on Oct. 5, expressed his admiration for the work of LCI. Sales of the coins will raise millions of dollars to support Lions' global efforts to aid the visually impaired, disabled, youth and those affected by disasters.
Upcoming events: Jan. 19, cabinet meeting in Atwood
Upcoming programs: Wednesday, Paul Russell, Indiana Lions Cancer Control Project; Jan. 16, Superstorm Sandy Relief, Red Cross; Jan. 23, Swinging Senior Saxes; Jan. 30, Larry App, Rebuilding the Lerner Theatre organ; Feb. 6, Jim Smith, Notre Dame usher; Feb. 13, Gary Chastain, Indiana Lions Speech and Hearing Project
Meetings are at noon Wednesdays at Christiana Creek Country Club and are open to the public.
Website: www.elkhartlions.org
The club welcomed Central High School students Elliott Miller, Courtney Piazza and Marcy Simpson to the Dec. 27 meeting.
Steve VanScoik spoke about the Affordable Care Act, a very informative talk with timelines, fines, percentages and definitions.
Upcoming speakers: Jan. 17, club assembly, Extreme Bocce Planning.
Meetings are at 7 a.m. Thursdays at McCarthy's on the Riverwalk and are open to guests.
Information: Kristi Bly at 312-0822 or firstname.lastname@example.com
"An Old-Fashioned Christmas" luncheon was held Dec. 4 at the Matterhorn Banquet and Conference Center. Marilyn Wolber played lovely Christmas music on the piano as the guests came in. The strolling carolers, Brittany and Andrea Clark, Trudy Halsey, Pam Mulinex and Dyalyn Brenneman, sang as the ladies were having their salad. The special feature after lunch was a candy demonstration by Lisa Gregory and daughter Hannah. Samples were passed out for all to enjoy. "Help, I didn't sign up for this," Barb Vanderhark of Larwill shared, in being interviewed by Bess Stetler of Goshen.
There will be no meeting in January. Kathleen Sly of Richland, Mich., will speak Feb. 5 about "Living a Humpty Dumpty Life." Deb Stewart, Elkhart Public Library director, will speak on the topic "Beating the Winter Blahs: What's new and available at the library." The salad bar begins at 11:45 a.m., lunch at noon. All ladies are welcome.
Tom Kercher greeted 14 members and five guests on Dec. 27. Guests included an interclub from Lakeland as well as Frances Miller from Sunrisers.
Jim Kirkton led in prayer, Dean Devoe in song, Janet Gray the pledge and Gene Inbody "Who Are We." Dean Mockler won the 50/50. Jim Gibson collected Happy Dollars. Many thankful dollars were given.
Phil Berkey and Duane Arnold presented a power-point presentation on their efforts in cleaning up and helping to rebuild homes from the spring 2011 tornado in Missouri. This effort was organized through Brethren Disaster Ministries.
Aktion Club's next meeting will be a bingo night. Small prizes are needed. Bring them to the board meeting or the first meeting in the new year.
Tony Harl gave an update on the club's adopted family for Christmas. The family included five children ranging in ages from 1 to 11 and one adult; donations included a gift certificate to Troyer's for a free turkey or ham, a gift certificate to The Depot for clothing items and cash that was used to purchase at least two gifts for each of the children and food items for a Christmas dinner. Some additional gifts were donated through Holly Carlson by her workplace. Thanks to all who helped with this project.
Upcoming: 6:30 p.m. Monday, board meeting at the Goshen Salvation Army
Email: email@example.com Fax: 294-3895 Mail: The Elkhart Truth, Attention: Clubs and Organizations, P.O. Box 487, Elkhart, IN 46515 Drop-off: Elkhart newsroom, 421 S. Second St. Deadline: Noon Tuesdays With each submission please include: Brief recap of most recent meeting and details of scheduled events for members and the public Time, day, date and place for next meetings and whether meetings are open to the public


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He can be very pushy in sexual situations
He can be very pushy in sexual situations
I really like this guy. He is super hot, and has an amazing body. He is really funny and never boring. I don't know him that well, but do know from other people that he can be very pushy in sexual situations, which I don't want. I see him again in about 5 days. I want to look my best. What can I do, with him and my look?
I think it's great you put up your boundaries. Young couples rush in sex often too fast before the relationship builds up, so congratulations for knowing what you want along that line.
Foreplay to foreplay is flirt. Anything which goes that line is great fun in first dates. Talking, is fine. Now teasing each other is even better! Enjoying in whatever way can build the complicity between the two of you.
When you see him again, don't expect too much. Go there to enjoy and have great fun together. You have to give him a glimpse of what can happen between the two of you though. Flirt, play with your eyes, touch him, his arm, or shoulder. Keep it light and relax! First dates are about fun. Don't play clingy, dependent or committed to him. Tease and enjoy the moment for what it is. Performance stress or too high expectation are your enemies in a first date.
Inner freedom is extremely attractive for a guy. Show him you enjoy life deep inside and that your pleasure can't be challenged or destroyed.
With your looks, I would say casual, light and fun works great. The way you dress shows the way you feel about yourself. What would you wear if you wanted to express fun, lightness, excitement, flirt?
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