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Holland Calvary boys basketball coach Lanny DeWitt is in a hospital after suffering a stroke.
Holland Calvary boys basketball coach Lanny DeWitt is in a hospital after suffering a stroke.
DeWitt had some movement in his right leg Thursday morning and some movement in his right arm, Shelly Case wrote. Doctors have been treating a blood clot in his brain, Case wrote.
"He is improving. There are signs of movement," Calvary assistant coach Jeff Johnson said. "He's been able to move some things on command. Been able to answer some questions.The family is encouraged by definite signs of progress in his condition. I had 50 kids in a classroom praying for him. We're excited and encouraged by what has happened the last 12-14 hours."
DeWitt recently led Calvary to a 16-6 overall record and a share of an Alliance League championship. The Crusaders lost to Class D state semifinals Wyoming Tri-unity Christian in the district semifinals.
DeWitt also has coached at Muskegon Heights and Hudsonville Freedom Christian schools.
The Sentinel will continue to update DeWitt's condition as updates are available.
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A redoubt (historically redout)[1][2] is a fort or fort system usually consisting of an enclosed defensive emplacement outside a larger fort, usually relying on earthworks, although others are constructed of stone or brick.[3] It is meant to protect soldiers outside the main defensive line and can be a permanent structure or a hastily constructed temporary fortification. The word means "a place of retreat".[2] Redoubts were a component of the military strategies of most European empires during the colonial era, especially in the outer works of Vauban-style fortresses made popular during the 17th century, although the concept of redoubts has existed since medieval times. A redoubt differs from a redan in that the redan is open in the rear, whereas the redoubt was considered an enclosed work.[4]
The advent of mobile warfare in the 20th century generally diminished the importance of the defence of static positions and siege warfare.
Historically important redoubts[edit]
Wars of the Three Kingdoms[edit]
During the Wars of the Three Kingdoms redoubts were frequently built to protect older fortifications from the more effective artillery of the period. Often close to ancient fortifications there were small hills that overlooked the defences, but in previous centuries these had been too far from the fortifications to be a threat. A small hill close to Worcester was used as an artillery platform by the Parliamentarians when they successfully besieged Worcester in 1646. In 1651 before the Battle of Worcester the hill was turned into a redoubt by the Royalists, (the remains of which can be seen today in Fort Royal Hill Park). During the Battle of Worcester, the Parliamentarians captured this redoubt and turned its guns on Worcester. In so doing they made the defence of the city untenable. This action effectively ended the battle, the last of the English Civil War.
From 1715 onwards, the Order of Saint John built a number of redoubts in Malta, as part of an effort to improve the coastal fortifications of the islands. They were built in the middle of bays to prevent enemy forces from disembarking and outflanking the coastal batteries.[5]
The design of the redoubts was influenced by ones built in the French colonies. In all, eleven pentagonal redoubts and a few semi-circular or rectangular ones were built. Most redoubts have been demolished over the years, but a few still survive, such as Ximenes Redoubt.[6]
Four tour-reduits were also built. These were redoubts built in the form of a tower, with rows of musketry loopholes. Three were around Marsaxlokk Bay, and one was located in Marsalforn, Gozo. The only one still in existence is Vendôme Tower in Marsaxlokk.[7]
During the siege of Malta of 1798-1800, Maltese insurgents built a number of fortifications to bombard French positions and repel a possible counterattack. Most of the fortifications were batteries, but at least two redoubts, Windmill Redoubt and Żabbar Redoubt, were built. In 1799, British forces also built San Rocco Redoubt and Saint Lucian Redoubt in Malta. No redoubts from the French blockade survive today.[8]
Other important redoubts[edit]
See the Battle of Poltava (1709), the Battle of Bunker Hill (1775), the Battle of Yorktown (1781) where Alexander Hamilton led his only military command against a British redoubt, the Lines of Torres Vedras of the Peninsular War (1809–1810), the Harwich Redoubt (1809-1810), the Battle of Borodino (1812), the Charge of the Light Brigade (1854), the Railroad Redoubt of the Battle of Vicksburg (1863), the Battle of Plevna (1877-1878), the Battle of Rorke's Drift (1879), and during World War I the "National Redoubt of Antwerp" (1914), the German Hohenzollern Redoubt as well as the Hawthorn Ridge Redoubt (1916) and the Vercors plateau redoubt used by the Free French Forces in World War II, are examples where redoubts played a crucial role in military history.
"National redoubt"[edit]
A national redoubt is an area to which the remnant forces of a nation can be withdrawn if the main battle has been lost, or beforehand if defeat is considered inevitable. Typically a region is chosen with a geography favoring defense, such as a mountainous area or a peninsula, in order to function as a final hold-out to preserve national independence for the duration of the conflict.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Browse 1828 => Word REDOUT :: Search the 1828 Noah Webster's Dictionary of the English Language". 1828.mshaffer.com. 3 June 2012. Retrieved 3 June 2012.
- ^ a b "Online Etymology Dictionary: redoubt". Etymonline.com. Retrieved 6 September 2012.
- ^ "Dictionary of Fortifications: Redoubt". Civil War Field Fortifications Website. September 2005. Archived from the original on 28 July 2013.
- ^ "Field Fortification: On The Trace Of Field Fortifications". Civil War Field Fortifications Website. March 2003. Archived from the original on 9 January 2010.
- ^ Debono, Charles. "Coastal Redoubts". Mellieha.com. Retrieved 23 April 2015.
- ^ Spiteri, Stephen C. (10 April 2010). "18th Century Hospitaller Coastal Batteries". MilitaryArchitecture.com. Retrieved 23 April 2015.
- ^ "Vendôme Tower" (PDF). Mare Nostrum. Retrieved 23 April 2015.
- ^ Spiteri, Stephen C. (May 2008). "Maltese 'siege' batteries of the blockade 1798-1800" (PDF). Arx - Online Journal of Military Architecture and Fortification (6): 30–46. Retrieved 23 April 2015.
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Instead of using store-bought chemicals, organic gardeners take a simpler approach to fertilizers, pesticides and fungicides. Effective versions of each can be mixed up using ingredients already close at hand and a basic kitchen blender.
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Liquefy two bulbs of garlic and 1-1/2 cups of water to create concentrated garlic tea, a good all-purpose insecticide that makes crops undesirable to pests. Strain any solids out of the mixture and add enough water to make a gallon. Use this concentrate right away, or freeze in 1/4-cup muffin tins to use later.
Garlic tea can be used in conjunction with seaweed fertilizer. Mix 4 Tbsp. seaweed concentrate, 1 Tbsp. vinegar and 1 frozen garlic-tea cube in a gallon sprayer. This can be applied weekly in spring to everything in the garden, then once every two to three weeks in the summer.
Habanero peppers make a good contact insecticide when blended with water. It too can be frozen in concentrate form. It can be added to the seaweed-garlic mixture but should be applied only where an active pest problem is observed.
To cure black spot, mildew or brown patch, make an effective fungicide from 4 Tbsp. baking soda, 1 tsp. gentle soap and 1 gallon water. Use sparingly and keep it off the soil, since this blend can affect soil pH.
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Although I delivered three weeks ago, I am giving myself a bit of guilt trip. I had a vaginal delivery with an epi at 33 weeks and 1 day. Right after I gave birth, my LO was swept away for a minute to get assessed or cleaned up (I guess) and then presented to me all swaddled up. (One of the NICU staff held her up to my face) I was so overwhelmed and scared of what was to happen to her that I didn't hold her, I only touched her face and head, and then the NICU swept her off for a few hours before we could see her again. To top things off the doctor was having me work on getting the placenta out. My husband seems taken back by me not taking the moment of opportunity to have held her directly after birth, and now I am feeling a huge guilt over it.
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Foreign Exchange Intervention For Internal Balance
This paper is concerned with the optimal combination of sterilization and wage Indexation in a small open economy subject to various disturbances. In most cases the Effects of these policy instruments are interdependent such that they act like a single Instrument. At the optimum, in addition to the well-known substitutability of foreign Exchange intervention and wage indexation , the complementarity of foreign exchange Intervention and sterilization is obtained. The relationship between the degree of Capital mobility and the optimal combination of the policy instruments is also examined. [E52, F4]
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Left unspoken was the ignoble thought: If we can't beat this guy, then what are we doing and what are we for?
But I certainly do believe that Bashar, if facing defeat, prefers guaranteed safe-passage into exile rather than an ignoble death.
America, and Americans, should reject "the doctrine of ignoble ease" that had emasculated the nation.
In other words, it was a thing of beauty from a land of ignoble ugliness.
Tom King was a scholar at Eton before he began his ignoble career.
Wrens and sparrows are not too ignoble a quarry for this villainous gos-hawk!
But I have not been blind to what might be her—opinion now, either, impossible and ignoble though it seems.
I remained there, amazed and confused by the insolence of this ignoble brute.
I had played an ignoble part thus far, as almost any girl might have done.
We were agreed that parents should rule their children, the elder the younger, the noble the ignoble.


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Dome Houses | Spot Cool Stuff: Design via "Lloyd's Blog"
Lloyd is a former dome master, and points out that living in a dome kind of sucks sometimes, but these ones from Harmonique Domespace in France seem pretty sweet. i would be quite entertained by having a 360 degree deck. not to mention it's kind of like living in a giant fungus.
turnbull griffin haesloop architects
materialicious: turnbull griffin haesloop architects
my faves from materialicious' post about turnbull griffin haesloop
wood stove and twig cube
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i like this wood stove. and the twig cube is alright too.
18th century mammals
BibliOdyssey: The Concept of Mammals
imagine drawing a beast that you have never seen
next time i'm in paris…
Morbid Anatomy: Cabinet of Curiosities of Bonnier de la Mosson, Library of the Museum of Natural History, Paris
i will have to visit this museum of natural history. i would love to apprentice in a natural history museum, like Diana Sudyka.
for everyone a secluded balcony
this seems rather clever. wonder where it is…
animal stew
i sure like this charley harper fellow
you are encouraged to go on a bibliodyssey
BibliOdyssey: Weird and Wonderful Images
they find really neat old stuff
edo monsters!
weird japanese monsters from 'The Pictures of Folkways in Early Modern Ages' Collection
pink pastel painted siding
Dropular : painting : phproject
maybe i should do something like this on my cabin. but maybe different colours… depends what's available at the telkwa mall.
just another cube in the woods
materialicious: rotating shed follows the sun
as my pal was telling me the other day, cubes can be nice if they're out in the woods. (or maybe a field in this case)
strings attached
prairie domes
come and get 'em / psycho killer bunny mom
grain edit · Designer's Bookshelf: Amy Cartwright
and many other fine books at grain edit.
a little snow bun
twin treehouses
yet another image from FFFOUND! that doesn't link back to an intelligible source indicating where it might have actually come from! anyone know where these are?
bird watching tower
coffee tables
no burger cookies from japan this time…
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topographic 'bowls' cut from plywood
you choose the location on google earth
data, sculpture and code
naval sea forts
geometric rainbow ice bear
shingled beauty
off-grid 'cabin' in some desert
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the fox and the crane
bamboo jungle shack
more little-other-worlds
little other worlds
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1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse • 4 cylinder FWD Manual • 160,000 miles
I have a 1999 Eclipse. I tried to have a code read at my local Autozone. He could not read the code. He said it might be a fuse. Is that possible, does the computer have a fuse? If so where would I find it inside the car or under the hood?
March 5, 2011.
March 5, 2011.
There is one relay box under hood and another under dash. Check for ecm fuse or computer. If you have a handbook it will point out as well where it is.
It shold be clearly marked. If you can't find it have apro point it out to you there are no graphics for this.
Really no fuse box diagrams? First time I have been disappointed with you guys.
Is the check engine light on? If so the ECU will be powered up, normally a ECU fuse that has blown will kill the system and you will have no start, if they are trying to do a read and nothing is showing and the check light is on, try inducing a known code, unplug the MAP sensor or the TPI sensor and try a start, this will trip a code, and if the scan will not pick this up, you may have a problem with the ECU itself.
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Also if no check light, check that the globe is not blown as well.
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You are loosing me. The check engine light has been on since I bought the car. Is the ECU the computer? If the check engine light is on then the computer works?
The ECU is the computer (engine control unit) as the check light is on, the ECU should be functioning, but the section that controls the code gathering data may be corrupt, (as you can get faults in your PC that affect only certain sections) so do the test to check this you inducing a code and ensure that a quality scanner is used operated by someone that is qualified to operate it as will.
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Calcitonin is a hormone produced by special cells in the thyroid called C-cells. The thyroid is a small butterfly-shaped gland that lies over and flat against the windpipe in the throat. It produces calcitonin and several hormones that help control the rate of metabolism, primarily thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3). This test measures the amount of calcitonin in the blood.
Calcitonin is involved in the regulation of calcium levels in the blood and inhibits bone breakdown (resorption), although exactly how calcitonin works in the human body is unclear.
In two rare conditions, C-cell hyperplasia and medullary thyroid cancer, excessive amounts of calcitonin are produced. C-cell hyperplasia is a benign condition that may or may not progress to become medullary thyroid cancer. Medullary thyroid cancer is malignant – it can spread beyond the thyroid and can be difficult to treat if it is not discovered early.
About 75-80% of medullary thyroid cancer cases are sporadic, occurring in those who do not have a family history of the disease. About 20-25% of cases are related to an inherited mutation in the RET gene that leads to multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2 (MEN 2). MEN 2 is a syndrome associated with several related diseases, including medullary thyroid cancer and pheochromocytomas. The altered RET gene is inherited in an autosomal dominant fashion. Only one copy of the mutated gene – from either a father or mother – is required to have a greatly increased risk of developing medullary thyroid cancer. Most cases of sporadic medullary thyroid cancer develop when people are in their 40s or 50s, and the prevalence is higher in women. The inherited form affects both sexes equally and can occur at an earlier age.
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Those troubling incidents and more than a dozen others like them prompted the ultimate insult to the man who usually works closely with grand juries. In August 2001, the Orange County grand jury quietly asked state Attorney General Bill Lockyer to help them investigate Rackauckas.
That date is critical. At the time, only three sources were aware of the grand jury's startling move against Rackauckas: the grand jury, of course; Lockyer; and Rackauckas and his inner circle of advisers. What happened next is the stuff of a dark Hollywood script: incredibly, the DA weighed his own political future against the safety of the county's drinking water—and decided to save his own skin.
Republicans and the businessmen who fund them hate two things: taxes and trial lawyers. Trial lawyers represent consumers and environmentalists in their battles with corporations. And trial lawyers are one of the largest groups of contributors to the Democratic Party and its liberal candidates. In the 2000 election, for example, Federal Election Commission records show that trial lawyers contributed $50 million more to Democrats than to Republicans.
The same circle of local Republican corporate executives who fund Newport Beach Representative Christopher Cox—the leader of hostile, annual congressional ambushes on trial lawyers and their ability to represent people against corporations—also helped enlist and fund Rackauckas as their candidate for DA in 1998. They knew he shared their conservative political philosophy and loathing of trial lawyers. In the mid-1980s, he helped lead the successful statewide recall of California Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird for what he called her "pro-criminal" rulings.
A decade later, Rackauckas hadn't retreated. After his victory in the DA race, Rackauckas said one of his goals was to further restrict the procedural abilities of trial lawyers. "As a political activist," The Orange County Register's John McDonald wrote on the day Rackauckas was sworn in, "he was zealous, pushing relentlessly to toss liberal judges off the bench and abolish laws favoring the accused."
In Rackauckas' eyes, trial lawyers were the enemy—until August 2001, when the DA suddenly found he needed their behind-the-scenes political influence with their longtime ally: Attorney General Lockyer, a Democrat.
By the summer of 2001, members of Rackauckas' small but feisty environmental unit, which was handling the ARCO case, were frustrated by what they saw as the oil companies' strong-arm tactics. In more than a dozen negotiations, oil-industry lawyers routinely rejected the settlement proposals of Lyman and deputy district attorney Matt Kaplan.
Meanwhile, MTBE contamination was spreading. Sources say Lyman and Kaplan determined they needed help. They circulated a memo within the DA's office seeking additional prosecutors for the case, but it soon became apparent the DA would need outside legal expertise to battle the huge international law firms representing the unrepentant oil companies.
The chance to win a three-year, $7.4 million contract to provide legal services in a high-profile environmental case attracted the interest of some of California's most powerful legal firms. After weeks of interviews, the staff selected Los Angeles-based Liner, Yankelevitz, Sunshine & Regenstreif. Liner had assembled what one prosecutor would later call "a phenomenal team" to challenge ARCO. That team—formed by Liner attorney Randall Sunshine—included specialized lawyers from three other prominent firms and an acclaimed former Department of Justice counsel who won one of the largest environmental oil-pollution cases in U.S. history. Rackauckas concurred with his staff on the selection.
But on Aug. 24, 2001, inside the DA's Santa Ana headquarters, Rackauckas met with oil company representatives. One observer said that after the DA received "quite solicitous" comments from ARCO attorneys, he stunned his staff. Though he'd paid scant attention to the case up to this point and knew few factual details and even less of environmental law, Rackauckas told the gathering he wanted to settle the case quickly. He blurted out a specific dollar figure that would settle the case; the oil company lawyers were delighted. A DA source told the Weekly, "It was a ridiculous amount."
If oil company executives celebrated their good fortune, they made a mistake when they didn't finalize the deal on the spot. Four days later, on Aug. 28, Rackauckas appeared before the county's Board of Supervisors and asked them to approve the deal to hire Liner.
But the ARCO litigation would take another strange turn. By the time the oil companies got around to accepting Rackauckas' generous offer, the DA had changed his mind. Suddenly, there was no rush to settle the case.
Todd Spitzer, the former Third District supervisor who was recently elected to the state Assembly, is many things to many people. To Newport Beach businessmen who wanted an international airport at the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, he's a devious thug. To anti-airport South County communities, he's a godsend. To public contractors and bureaucrats who wanted to cut corners and avoid questions, he's a pain in the ass.
And to Rackauckas in 2001, Spitzer was an ally, an outspoken Republican who carefully advised the DA on how to handle his growing list of critics and negative publicity. For example, it was Spitzer who helped steer Rackauckas to a brilliant (if insincere) pre-2002 election endorsement of the anti-airport Great Park initiative. The supervisor—a former deputy DA—wasn't so much motivated by a fondness for Rackauckas as he was hostile to Wally Wade, the man who had lost to Rackauckas in 1998 and who had re-emerged as Rackauckas' rival in the March 2002 election. Spitzer associated Wade with what he believed were the excesses of Mike Capizzi, Rackauckas' predecessor in the DA's office.
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Was trying to get the reflection of the sky in an old light bulb, in a a sort of ironic 'dead light bulb being lit from the outside not the inside' type way (think I've had too much fresh air today!). Used black card as a background.
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Clever idea and the the reflection is well caught. There is a strange cast to the left as I see it?
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Clever and creative - I like the reflections in the bulb.
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Very sharp, simple to the point still life. Good colour, Ron.
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this creates a very interesting image, the blue working against the dark background bringing those little glimses of blue through in the reflections.
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i like the simplicity of this, it makes it a stronger image.
well placed compositionally. the reflections work well.
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30 up! well deserved
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Wonderful capture lynn.nice and simple but effective reflection
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Muggy conditions today with scattered showers and even a few thunderstorms this afternoon.
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Doesn't look like, but not quite done yet. RWA so totally needs to get with the program about e-books, e-pubs and erotic romance. It's actually pretty sad at this point that they're still not considering these books, especially with the Inspirational category so loud and proud.ReplyDelete
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RWA has a very strong institutional bias against erotic romance. They will probably never create a category for it, and they are openly hostile to erotic authors. They are even worse when it comes to GLBT subject matter, to the point they recently tried to define the romance genre in their charter as being between "one man and one woman." I let my membership lapse due to this attitude and have no intention of renewing.ReplyDelete
If you consider erotica a theme not a genre it might be expect to appear across most of the categories. Some of the titles look erotic but I am not familiar with the books and so do not know for sure....ReplyDelete


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This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
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15-18 in. (38-45 cm)
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USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
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On Aug 30, 2011, cloud91977 from Spring Valley, CA (Zone 10a) wrote:
The first year we had this one I didn't much care for it as the flowerheads were so thick and heavy, and the stems so fragile, that everyday there'd be more broken stems laying on the ground. Then I started cutting it to the ground in BOTH March and August. Now the plants still gets 2+ feet tall, but the stems are no longer breaking as the flowerheads are not getting as big around (or producing so much seed!)
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Last June (2007) I found Agastache 'Red Fortune' at a local nursery. It was growing in a one gallon pot and in full, gorgeous-gotta-have bloom. I bought two plants. Of all the agastaches, Red Fortune has, in my opinion, the most favorable flower color--a rich cerise red with a hint of purple and no orange. My plants grew about 24 inches tall and were in bloom most of the summer and fall. It is March 2008 now and both plants survived a soggy winter, (Zone 8b) planted in well-draining soil. There is a nice clump of new foliage about an inch tall that appears to be impervious to slugs, of which I have an abundance. In my experience, agastaches will root readily from semi-hard stem cuttings. I can't have too many Red Fortunes.
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jlo6024 Says... 7 years ago
These are gorgeous! Great Job!!
THESUGARCOW Says... 7 years ago
:? did you shape they candy melt in the ball pan? and add it on top? they look so nice
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Great job, those are sooo pretty!
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These are really good. I can't wait to try these one day!
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this is really beautiful they look so real, how did you get these ornaments to be so perfetly shaped did u used a mold? it can't be hand shape they all look the same size and have a perfect round shape, i love the colors u used and the designs,i like everything about these ornaments, plss let me know if you used a mold, thanks for sharing your beautiful creative work of art. :D :wink: :D
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and is going into my favorites, because they deserve it. thanks for sharing :D
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Thanks everyone for your beautiful comments for the cupcakes. I used a silicone mold in the shape of half ball and then brushed with luster powder.
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Earlier this week it was National Video Game Day. I'm a huge video game nerd AND I play all kinds of different games, from RPGs to sports games, from the Super Nintendo to the Xbox 360. I don't even want to know how many hours of my life I've spent playing video games. What I didn't know was that Doug is an even bigger video game nerd.
The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, was one of the worst tragedies in American history. The horrific event blindsided the nation, and it's a day that none of us will ever forget.
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Obama wants to borrow more money to hire more public-sector workers. What happens when the federal aid money runs out? Can the community afford to retain the new workers? Does the community lay them off? Who pays their unemployment benefits? The federal government caused the problem so it, not the states, should pay their benefits.
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Simple but elegant … my favorite looks.
False Eyelashes
Quick, simple but still glamorous make up look
I started with a very easy to do make up, that is appropriate for everyday. I used a shimmery beige color on my entire lid and put some darker brown in the crease. On the brow bone I used a light champagne shimmery color. I filled in the eye brows and put some black mascara on my lashes. And that was it for the day. Unfortunately I do not have a photo of the day look, but it looked very similar to the look below only without the "liner".
After I bought a pair of new false eye lashes, I immediately wanted to give them a try and so I transformed the boring day look into a glamorous look. I added a little bit of dark brown and placed it near the lash line and winged it out, to create a cat eye shape. I lined the lower lash line with a dark brown and black pencil. I also lined the waterline with a black pencil. And of course … not to forget the fake lashes. I used the Baci fake lashes that I bought in a drugstore (DM). These are some cheap fake lashes. The prize is either 1,95€ or 2,45€ depending on the model. Mine are labelled as No. 652 and I love how they look. These are not the most comfortable lashes in the world, but they are cheap and look nice so they will serve the purpose. Here's the finished eye make up.
To make the look glamorous I painted my lips red with Sleek's Pout Paint in Pin-Up, which is an amazing red. I love it!
The finished look …
I know I do not look very glamorous in the photo above. It's because I'm not wearing anything glamorous, but believe me, that this make up would look amazing with a nice dress, a pair of high heels … Of course you could pimp up the look by adding a black liner … but I wanted to keep it very simple. I hope you like it.
To finish my today's post let me show you a part of the photo that is on the packaging of the false eye lashes I used in the make up above.
Do you see the lifted corner (in the red circle)? Well, that's embarrassing, isn't it? That's exactly how it's not done and how I do not like my eye lashes to look like.
*I got Sleek Pout Paint in Pin Up for review purposes.
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Zelo lepo. Verjetno že veš, da sem ljubiteljica močnejših MUjev, ampak zadnje čase mi točno nekaj takega bolj paše. Nekaj malega rjave, da poudarim oči in šminka. :) In res je že skrajni čas, da preizkusim umetne trepalnice!
beautiful look!
Simple but classy!
Great look!
Wow, mislim, da bi morali dat tebe na ovitek za zgled kako se tak make-up dela
I really like it. I like simplicity in make up and I love Your eyes. They are so green and open. Pretty! I've heard of lifting the outside corner to create the illusion of a bigger eye, but I wouldn't put it on the packaging. That's just weird ;)
Beautiful makeup, I love looks that are simple to do but still glamorous. And the photo on the false lashes packaging – hilarious