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Updated: July 31, 2014 11:13PM
DETROIT — The White Sox' 16-hit attack Thursday started at the top and extended to the bottom.
Leadoff man Adam Eaton had three hits, and eighth-place hitter Moises Sierra, getting a start in place of Alejandro De Aza against left-hander Drew Smyly, tied his career high with four. Eaton reached base five times, as did Jose Abreu, the first time since 2010 (Alex Rios and Paul Konerko did it in an extra-inning game) that the Sox had two players reach five times.
Eaton, who broke a bone near the tip of his right middle finger in Boston three weeks ago, has altered his swing without missing a beat. He reached on three singles, a fielder's choice that scored a run and a dropped third strike.
"I just try to punch the ball, and it's been working,'' Eaton said. "I don't feel like I have the good hands that I've had, but I'm feeling the barrel a little bit.''
Eaton has hit safely in 16 of his last 17 games, batting .408 during that stretch and raising his average to .296.
"He has been getting on base and doing a lot of extra stuff as far as being a pain on the bases,'' manager Robin Ventura said. "This is exactly why we wanted him in the first place. He's a table-setter.''
Eaton got picked off by Smyly, stole his seventh base, drove in a run and scored two. With his third error of the season (on a double by Ian Kinsler in the first that allowed Kinsler to advance), Eaton's name was all over the box score.
The streak goes on
Abreu was 3-for-3, including two doubles and intentional walks in the seventh and eighth innings. His hitting streak reached 20, raising his average to .305. He has hit safely in 38 of his last 39 games.
The feat goes on
Konerko reached the 4,000 mark in total bases in a Sox uniform with a double in the fourth inning. He was 2-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI earned the hard way when he was hit by a pitch from Joakim Soria. Konerko is the Sox' all-time leader in total bases.
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Ken Harrelson is expected back in the TV broadcast booth Friday after missing the road trip, initially to attend Hall of Fame ceremonies and then because of a family matter in Orlando, Fla. Tom Paciorek, who worked the series in Minneapolis and Detroit, returns Aug. 7 for a four-game series in Seattle. Steve Stone is taking that series off.
Harrelson and Stone will broadcast outdoors from Chris Sale's "K Zone" section Wednesday afternoon.
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Sale, who leads the American League in ERA (1.88), opponents' average (.194) and WHIP (0.86), faces the Twins on five days of rest Friday.


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With a big winter storm headed our way to Rogue Farms in Independence,Oregon, we took advantage of a few days of decent weather to plant 20 acres of Dream Rye.
With a big winter storm headed our way to Rogue Farms in Independence,Oregon, we took advantage of a few days of decent weather to plant 20 acres of Dream Rye.
You're looking at what might be the last field of rye left in Oregon.
This is the 20 acre field where we'll plant our 2014 crop of Rogue Farms Dream Rye. We plowed the field this week.
When the soil dries out some more we'll finish up with discing and harrowing it.
One of the things we learned when we started growing rye is that rye farming has all but disappeared in the state. A couple of years ago there were only 250 acres of it – all down in Southern Oregon in Lake County. In 2013, rye farming in Oregon had shrunk so small that the government stopped publishing the numbers.
So just like our barley and our hops, we learned that if we wanted to ensure a steady supply of rye, we better grow it ourselves. As agri-fermenters of craft beverages, we like knowing where our ingredients come from, how they were cultivated and how they were harvested.
Our commitment to growing our own doesn't stop with the harvest. This year's crop of Dream Rye will be trucked to our Farmstead Malt House in Tygh Valley, Oregon where we will floor malt it and micro malt it by hand in small, artisan batches.
Dream Rye is just one of the ingredients in our proprietary palate of flavors we grow at Rogue Farms. John Maier will use this year's crop to craft future batches of Roguenbier Rye Ale and to mash a Rye Whiskey.
Growing and malting your own isn't the easiest way to make beers and spirits, but we think it's the best way. You can taste the difference in every bottle and glass.
Please join us at Rogue Farms this spring for the planting season!
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Mother Nature sure knows how to keep us on our toes!
We had just started harvesting our barley in Tygh Valley (see story here) when – wouldn't you know it – the Dream Rye we grow in Independence was ripe and ready.
Two major harvests at the same time? Let's get to work.
The arrival of turkey chicks is always a surprise here at Rogue Farms. They just show up one day, seemingly out of nowhere.
That has to do with the secretive habits of our hen Juniper. She disappears every now and then, sometimes returning with chicks and sometimes not.
This week, she came back with four cute, tiny fuzzballs.
The wind storm that flattened several acres of our Dream rye field turned out to be nothing more than a harmless blowhard.
A week later and the rye is straightening itself upright. Except for a few spots here and there, we'll be able to harvest almost all of it.
And the news keeps getting better here at Rogue Farms in Independence, Oregon.
We need rain at Rogue Farms. Days of steady rain last week – with more to come in the forecast – is welcomed after one of the driest spring seasons on record.
But that Saturday hail and wind storm we could have done without, especially after we saw what it did to our Field of Dream Rye.
After some brilliant sunshine, several days of clouds and rain are coming in to the Rogue Farms Hopyard.
We could use the rain. This is one of the driest spring seasons ever.
So here's where we stand with our four major crops, the very stuff you'll be drinking soon in a Rogue Farms ale, lager, pilsner, mead and kolsch.
We checked out the field of Dream Rye over the weekend and we're really pleased with what we found.
The shoots are ankle to shin high, healthy and green, and appear to have survived the winter in great shape. Even the few acres we had to replant after they were flooded are looking good.
Even better, no signs of slugs. The last time we planted rye in late fall, slugs wiped out the crop in just a few days. So this time around we tilled the soil, making it inhospitable for slugs.
For those of you familiar with seeing the Dream Rye field on the way into the Hopyard – it's not there anymore. There wasn't enough room for all the new rye we want to grow. Increasing our acreage from 15 – 35 acres meant searching for a bigger plot. We found the space in a field just north of the Chatoe Rogue along the Willamette River.
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Some rain kept Rogue Ales Farmer Doc McCallister and the crew out of the fields for a few days this past week, but soon they were back to work planting the rest of the Risk™ 2-row winter malting barley.
The process is often called drilling, because the rotating discs that drop the seeds into the furrows are said to "drill" them into the ground. Drilling next year's Risk™ crop began a few weeks ago. That first section of barley is now 2-3 inches tall and thriving in the cool weather and rain.
We get some amazing scenes this time of year as the weather transitions from summer into winter. The alternating days of rain and sun create some great images like this stunning photo of rainbow over the Rogue Ales Barley Farm.
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Food to send to a family with a new baby?
My friend across the country is having a baby. When I gave birth she sent me Omaha Steaks meals, which I greatly appreciated because a high protein meal was hard to come by with a brand new baby. Now she is giving birth and I want to return the favor. I would like to do something different from Omaha Steaks, but nothing comes to mind. All I could think of was Harry & David, but they just have fruit and nuts. I would like to send whole meals, preferably something fairly nutritious. I don't have time to cook myself. Any ideas for national companies that I can order food from? Cannot involve much preparation, and can't be obscenely expensive. In short, something along the lines of Omaha Steaks that is not Omaha Steaks,
re: sueatmo
I would like to send an original present if possible, not the same thing she sent me. Another thought I had was Edible Arrangements...it's not a meal, but at least it's healthy. Maybe I'll go with that if no meal-like suggestions emerge,
i wouldnt send omaha....
i use www.stockyards.com
much much better steaks...
and other foods as well...
the last one of edible arrangements i had didnt last long...meaning it started going bad fairly quickly...
something that would be easy to prepare or is pretty much eat and heat..would be best with a newborn...
i remember us having some pretty frazzled days..
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I'd vote for heat and eat, but sometimes when you are frazzled it is eat and heat.
re: GraydonCarter
heat and eat.....yea...
edit expired before i noticed that....
Many years ago, after our son was born, we received a gift of a Harry & David's cheesecake. We loved it. We were hosting a lot of guests, who wanted to spend some time with us to see the new baby, but we did not have time for a lot of grocery shopping. It's not nutritious or a whole meal, but I can tell you that years later I still remember the gift and who sent it. If cheesecake is too decadent, then some of the healthier options from H&D or Edible Arrangements would serve the same purpose,
What about a nice place near them that delivers? We did that for friends in another town. The restaurant didn't deliver, but they arranged if for us with a taxi company.
re: rockandroller1
Zingerman's is obscenely expensive.
I live in Memphis and sent a friend in another state barbeque from one of the local places. Was greatly appreciated.
re: LizR
I was thinking barbecue too. City Barbecue in Ohio (I know it doesn't sound authentic, but they're really good!) does mail order. http://www.citybbq.com/order-now/barb...
re: quirkydeb
Not to knock it, but as a former Ohioan and current Memphian, I will say that one thing that is NOT overhyped about Memphis is the 'cue. Both Central (my favorite in town) and Corky's (not my favorite, but far better than most non-Memphis establishments) do mail order. (Love me my Ohio, too!)
My in-laws live far from me and I wanted to send them a Thanksgiving dinner. I contacted a few personal chefs through the web who lived near them. Called them and had the chef prepare a bunch of their favorites. They loved it. Go ahead and look for personal chefs or caterers near where they live. Once you find a few call and see what they will do for you. It worked out really well for me!!
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That's a fantastic idea.
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I dearly love Cracker Barrel, but the closest one is a 3 hour one-way drive (and yes, we make the trek several times a year). Good friend who became a Mommy also loves C.B., so I called and ordered a whole country ham, various fixins' and some fun items to be sent to her. She was thrilled and even shared some of the ham with me (which was my secret wish, anyway!). If your choice isn't C.B., what about another resto in the area?
I have done this twice, and the families were both happy. I wanted to send convenient, limited cooking required food. I will be the first to admit, they are probably not "hound worthy" and I didn't eat any of the food myself. I was told the meals were "not bad" and very easy to heat up. Caveat, it was years ago, so if quality or service has changed, I wouldn't know. I used FamilyChef.com. If you google meal delivery, there are several companies that do this. I chose this company because it gave me the greatest flexibility and largest choice of meals to send. I used the "complete meals" option. Other companies I considered that are still available: DineWise, MagicKitchen, ArtikoChef and Gourmet Station.
Veryvera.com sends full meals anywhere in the country. Also what I've done is post on the local CH board for good restaurants in their area that deliver, or services that deliver meals.
My favorite meals to receive after my kids were born were things I could eat with one hand, so that if I was holding the baby, they were easier to eat. Soups were ideal because they're basically one-dish meals. I'll bet you could find places near her that would deliver soup.
Although Chicago-centric, this site has some reasonable values and some great items.
YOU CAN ORDER some great things off qvc and have it shipped to them....my mom send us the cheesecake and other things


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Situated in Strahan, this hotel is close to Botanical Garden Reserve, Strahan Harbour, and Strahan Golf Club.
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A complimentary continental breakfast is available. Franklin Manor also features complimentary wireless Internet access, free self parking, and a garden.
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Strahan hotel also offers a library, tour/ticket assistance, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Franklin Manor is a smoke-free property.
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Updated: Pelham man in critical condition after Gilford ice-fishing explosion
Mike Hamlin, father-in-law of a Pelham man critically injured in a bob house explosion early Sunday morning, unveils the cover he had just placed over the bob house's blown-out wall. (DAN SEUFERT PHOTO)
GILFORD — A Pelham man is in critical condition at a Boston hospital with second-degree burns Sunday after a propane heater explosion in his bob house injured him and a companion.
Ryan Gagne, 26, of Pelham was flown to Brigham and Women's Hospital with severe burns to his hands and upper body. Friend and co-worker Kevin Fitzpatrick, 25, of Manchester was treated at Lakes Region General Hospital in Laconia.
Gilford Fire Chief Stephen Carrier said the 2 a.m. explosion caused a flash fire that blew one of the walls nearly 15 feet from the 8-by-8 bob house, which Gagne had placed a few hundred feet from shore at Smith Cove on Lake Winnipesaukee.
"These guys were extremely lucky that they were not injured more severely and that they were close enough to shore to get help quickly," Carrier said.
Gagne, who runs Gagne Landscaping in Pelham, was being kept sedated at the hospital, said Mike Hamlin, Gagne's father-in-law, who lives in Gilford. Hamlin said doctors aren't sure yet whether Gagne suffered inhalation wounds as well.
"We don't know yet whether he's going to be alright," Hamlin said. "It's very serious."
Hospital spokeswoman Erin McDonough said he was in critical condition Sunday afternoon.
Fitzpatrick said he slept through the explosion.
"He (Gagne) must have got up to turn it on when it got cold and the valve was left on apparently," said Fitzpatrick, who had second-degree burns to his hands. "I just woke up to him panicking and freaking out. I didn't hear the explosion or anything."
Fitzpatrick, who works with Gagne, said they had gone to Gilford Saturday and planned to spend the night in the bob house while trying to catch some fish.
"We're definitely lucky to be alive. That's for sure," Fitzpatrick said.
Fitzpatrick said a neighbor who heard the explosion ran out onto the ice and helped the injured pair to his home and called for an ambulance. Fitzpatrick said Gagne's hands were badly burned but he was conscious as they waited for help.
"I was talking to him, trying to calm him down," Fitzpatrick said.
Fitzpatrick said the two had already been to Lakes Region General Hospital earlier in the day. Fitzpatrick received seven stitches to his head from an injury he suffered as they tried to adjust the bob house using a jack.
Gagne bought the bob house a few weeks ago.
"He had been talking about bringing the bob house up to go fishing, and he was really looking forward to sleeping in the bob house," Fitzpatrick said.
Hamlin said Gagne, who is married and has a child, was burned severely in part because his sleeping bag caught on fire.
Hamlin, who said he has been in the heating business for more than 40 years, said he was worried about the small bob house's propane stove.
"I told him be careful of that heater," he said. "I never liked the idea of them sleeping with that heater so close."
Firefighters said the incident should serve as a warning to anglers who will be participating in the Great Meredith Rotary Ice Fishing Derby next weekend.
"There is a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning with gas stoves in such a small space. If it had not exploded, they could have been killed by the fumes," said Fire Department Lt. Jeff Madon.
"It points out that you can never be too careful," Carrier said. "Many of the bob houses on the lake have some type of heat source, and, whether it is wood or gas, if it is not used or installed correctly, it can create a hazard."
Staff reporter Doug Alden contributed to this report.
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Through video, radio, internet, blogs, e-books and publishing on demand the world is opening up to the proclamation of the gospel as never before. What is needed now is an army of enthusiastic, well catechized, articulate and passionate missionaries--a new breed of evangelists is needed to tell the old, old story in a new way. The fields are white unto harvest! Now we need the workers to step forward.
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Keywords: Evangelization, mission, social gospel, witness, testimony, apologetics, convert making, preaching, Fr Dwight Longenecker
GREENVILLE, SC (Catholic Online) - I can remember the Evangelical preachers of my youth railing against the purveyors of something they disparagingly called 'the social gospel'. The 'social gospel' was the liberal form of Christianity that had substituted the 'old, old story' of mankind's sin and Christ's sacrificial redemption for a mixture of trendy causes, political activism and ministry to the poor. As far as they were concerned, a missionary's work , whether at home or abroad, was to preach the gospel. All that nonsense about building hospitals and schools and soup kitchens was just "the liberals watering down the faith yet again".
Such a view of Christian mission is a dangerously simplistic reaction to a perceived abuse. The Evangelical preachers had a point inasmuch as there was a stream of liberal Protestant Christianity that had ceased to be dogmatic in any sense, and had substituted a bland activism for Christian truth. However, abuse should not undo right use. To react against the "social gospel" by avoiding all political involvement and social ministry was a gross abdication of Christian responsibility.
I experienced this one-sided approach to evangelization within the conservative Evangelical churches of my youth, but it wasn't until I became a Catholic that I realized that the prejudice could go the other way too. If those interested in preaching the gospel of sin, redemption and resurrection were sometimes biased against the "social gospel", I have come to realize that there are many sincere people in the Catholic Church who are doing excellent work in the realm of "peace and justice issues" who are very biased against the proclamation of the Christian faith in all its fully dogmatic and difficulty glory.
They cringe at the idea that we should point out mankind's sinful condition. They regard a call for conversion as "triumphalistic", the see dogma as "divisive" or "ecumenically unwise". They wish for "interfaith dialogue" to such an extent that the whole idea of conversion becomes anathema.
The clash between these two views is sometimes expressed as the "kergymatic" versus the "koinonia". In laymen's terms it is dogmatic versus community-based evangelization. The first seeks to communicate the gospel through preaching and teaching. It summons people to consider the claims of Christ and it calls them to conversion in the widest sense. The second communicates the gospel through works of charity, a radiant example and a heart of love. It seeks to draw people to the attractive and overpowering love of Christ.
If there is to be a New Evangelization then there is simply no room for a clash between these two emphases. We will all, by nature of our background and temperament, be drawn more to one than another, but this is no excuse to marginalize and exclude the other side. Both are needed if a balance is to be maintained and the New Evangelization to go forward apace.
A friend of mine who is best described as "Catholic lay evangelist" told me of his experience attending a conference on adult catechesis and evangelization. The conference was attended by diocesan leaders in the field. My friend is definitely one of those involved in "kerygmatic" evangelization. He calls people to turn to Jesus, repent of their sins and welcome the fullness of the Holy Spirit into their lives.
He is also very involved in the Church's social witness and makes sure that the "koinonia" aspect of evangelization is a vital part of his own ministry and outreach. However, he expressed his shock that at the conference the whole emphasis was on "koinonia" to the exclusion of the "kerygmatic". In other words, the form was there, but the content was missing. The "social gospel" had become merely social.
If Evangelization is to move forward, then it is vital that the "social gospel" be rooted and enlivened by the solid dogmatic content of the faith. The social dimension is vital, but if the faith is no more than "making the world a better place" - then why bother to be a Christian at all? On the other hand, a gospel of sin, repentance, and forgiveness is empty if the social aspect is neglected. The African missionary sums it up when he says, "I cannot give them the bread of the Eucharist if I have not given them ordinary bread for supper."
The Catholic Church is strong on the "social" aspect of evangelization, but too often we have been weak in proclaiming the gospel of salvation. Happily, with increased access to the world through the new media all this is changing. The world of communications is going through a revolution of an importance that dwarfs the invention of the printing press.
Through the new media instant global communication is available to all. Through video, radio, internet, blogs, e-books and publishing on demand the world is opening up to the proclamation of the gospel as never before. What is needed now is an army of enthusiastic, well catechized, articulate and passionate missionaries--a new breed of evangelists is needed to tell the old, old story in a new way. The fields are white unto harvest! Now we need the workers to step forward.
Fr Dwight Longenecker is starting a new evangelization project called Finding Faith. Keep up to date on his website and blog to learn more as it develops: www.dwightlongenecker.com
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As you close the large wooden door behind you, you enter a different world, a world that has maintained the character of the period of the knights.
On the ground floor you enter the stone hall which is separated from the livingroom by a stone arch. The open diningroom- kitchen is fully equipped with all modern conveniences.
On the 1st floor there are 2 double bedrooms (1 with double bed and 1 with twin beds), 2 bathrooms with shower/WC and an extra open room with a double bed so 6 persons can sleep here comfortably. Both bedrooms are airconditioned.
As you walk out into the garden which is surrounded by a wall to give you privacy, you have a small terrace with plenty of sitting space.A few steps lead to the open part of the garden with a towering palmtree,a dining and barbeque area.There also is another small building which contains a bathroom with shower,W.C. and washing machine.
Although the house is located in the center of the old town,you will find it an amazingly quiet place, a wonderful oasis inmidst the busier outside world.
The old town of Rhodes is the oldest inhabited medieval town in Europe and as World Heritage Monument it is protected by UNESCO.
Throughout history its various occupants have left their traces in this beautiful town and as you get lost in the maze of its many cobble-paved streets, you will be left with a deep impression created by the mixture of oriental and western architecture.
Every historical period from the Ancient Greek, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine times to the Venetians/ Knights of St.John and later to the Ottomans; all these have left their mark in this old town.
This mixture of cultures makes the Old Town of Rhodes a living monument, creating many opportunities for the visitor to wander around and explore the different faces of this lovely place.
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|Family friendly
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M.A.C's Lady Danger (Matte) is a good name for this extremely bold red-orange lipstick. Careful, on the wrong skin-tone and wrong makeup this lipstick can be dangerous indeed and not in a good way. This color lipstick is definitely not universal in my opinion. I can get away with it on a club night out, but it is not a everyday wearable red, like my Ruby Woo. Use sparingly.
Pros: long wearing, bright, matte
Cons: party or event lipstick only.
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I love Lady Danger, but I don't wear it enough year round to buy it over and over. So I wear a dupe with Revlon Fire & Ice. The Revlon is a cream, while LD is a matte, so they are slightly different in texture. Fire & Ice is an opaque cream however, and so you still get the incredible pigment with it. I've recently found several dupes for MAC's most famous lipsticks, and it turns out Revlon has had the majority of them in their line since the late 50's. Even though they were conservative back then, they wanted a killer lipstick. If I want a more subtle dupe. I wear Wet n Wild Cora-line lipstick in # 909D. It is a matte shade. Prestige lip liner in Poppy is an excellent match with it.
The most fun red lipstick that I've found. It's quite a crazy colour and must be worn "deliberately". It's a really hot orange red which screams - wear this for a mood lift and to feel raucous!
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My favorite red...its so bright and crazy though...but sexy! I am a fair skinned redhead and this is seriously gorgeous on me (no vanity here). It is mattes, which I love and it stays on very well, although it will smudge if rubbed against.
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I love this lipstick, haven't used it that much lately, but it's still one of the favorite lipsticks. It's more on the orange side than other mac lipsticks and I like it, it reminds me of pin-up girls from the 50's. It's great during summer. I also have Mac red lipsticks in russian red and ruby woo, their quality is great!
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Wow! Screaming loud orange-red looks stunning on this PPP redhead! This is my HG red. I wear MAC Chili when I'm trying to look more...respectable...and Lady Danger when I'm out on the town. It is classic retro matte, so throw some gloss over or balm under it. Stays on great too. There is no color out there like this and you can only get it at MAC stores, not counters like Macy's...worth the search!
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I have never been so excited about a Red lipstick in sooooo long. I love Lady Danger. This lipstick isnt for the shy. Its super bold, hawt, and fierce!
I used a nude lipliner and lined my lips. Then I put LD on top and took off excess with a napkin. Then I put translucent powder on top and used a lip brush and put one more coat of it on. I did not need to reapply.
This lipstick is matte and more on the orange side. I like this one better than Russian red which is blue based. I would repurchase this product. I believe any skintone can use this lipstick but has to be used with caution.
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Apart from being a little drying, basically because it is a matte, LD is my HG red. I should probably go for more of a blue based red, seeing as my teeth aren't the whitest, but this colour is amazing. It does, however, require a lot of maintainence to keep it looking great. I wish they had made it in more of the amplified creme texture, but, nothing a good exfoliating of the lips and a mosturising balm won't fix.
I know a lot of reviewers said this color was screaming intense, but I feel like this is the most comfortable shade of red I can wear. It just works with my skin tone. Also, I have smallish lips, and this shade helps me in that dept. Maybe if you've got ample collagen, this will feel like your lips are huge! Some people said this was a retro color, I feel very 'comic book/film noir' in it. (Like that movie the Spirit)
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I was looking for a classic red lipstick to achieve the fifties bombshell look. I told the MA I wanted something on the orange side, because I can´t wear blueish shades (I´m an Everyday Minerals light olive, for reference). She picked some reds for me, and when I saw Lady Danger, I cried out "I want that!" even before she had applied it on my lips. It is a take-no-prisoners orange red. If you´re going for the bold, vibrant look, this is your color. Actually, I´m not sure this is really wearable for daytime in full intensity, as I sometimes feel that people notice my lips before they notice me;-) - the colour is just so bright. It tends to wash me out when I´m tired or not wearing enough blush, as I´m really pale, but that´s not the lipsticks fault.
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Cross Plains Cancer Fund Cookout
The Grace Museum Prepares to Take Down Summer Exhibit
Dr. Tracey Brown Talks about Her Upcoming Book Signing
Local Artist Linnie: NEW Handmade Jewelry
Glenn Dromgoole shares the book 'Block 10', written by locally known author, Stacey Childs.
Local Artist: Jhon-Alex
Emerald from the Grace Museum stops by to talk about free workshops.
Omega Nemesis vs The Zombies
Joe Welsh talks about how to prep your lawn for spring.
Abilene Woman's Club is hosting a fashion show later this week.


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Christian French Q & A
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