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The Florestan's way with Beethoven has been consistent throughout this four CD series, full to the brim with the composer's well known contrast of boldness and lyricism, but uniquely coherent among performers of this music. They contain Beethoven's sometimes wonderfully wild variety within a musical vision that keeps it from becoming the tour de force it often is in the hands of more individually demonstrative, less well integrated ensembles. They steadfastly refuse to tip the music toward either the eighteenth or nineteenth century, so it becomes neither too elegant nor too Byronic, keeping the extraordinary balance that is what draws lovers of the composer's music to him, when no one else will do. Those of us who love this composer—many absent for a while and returning to him from a youthful enthusiasm that wore itself out on the symphonies—are grateful to the Florestans for delivering the composer to us in a form that enables us to hear him as a music-maker, rather than as an outsized cultural colossus.
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Subject: Re: SP Addition: ancestry of Elizabeth de Caldcotis (and Livingston of Kilsyth)
Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 22:13:01 EDT
Friday, 12 May, 2006
Dear Doug (et al.),
On 7 May 2006, you wrote (in part), citing your conversation with
Andrew B. W. MacEwen:
' Second, Andrew confirmed that dispensations for 2nd & 3rd degree
kinships in Scotland were exceedingly rare. He said he only knew
of two Scottish women in the medieval period who received such
dispensations, both of whom were major heiresses. The first
was Eupheme Sterwart, Countess of Strathearn, who obtained
successive dispensations to marry Albany half-brothers to whom
she was related by kindred in the 2nd and 3rd degrees and by
affinity in the 3rd and 4th degrees. Neither marriage took
place. The 2nd woman was Margaret Douglas (living 1473),
"the Fair Maid of Galloway," who was wife successively of
William Douglas, 8th Earl of Douglas (died 1451), James
Douglas, 9th Earl of Douglas, and John Stewart, 1st Earl
of Atholl. " [1]
Based on the foregoing, we therefore (at this moment) know of at
least 4 dispensations for individuals, one of whom (but evidently
only one) related to the other in the 2nd degree. If you recall, I
cited two other examples the other day:
' A. 'Egidie de Duglas quondam Henrici Soeuclar Militis relicte
vidue Glasguen.' , postnuptial dispensation for her marriage
to Alexander Stewart (related in the 3rd and 2nd degrees),
mandate issued at Rome, 29 Apr 1418 [Stuart, p 449 citing
'Martinus V. anno primo. 3 kal. Maii. 1418' ]
Elizabeth Mure = Robert II = 2) Euphemia of Ross
Robert, Duke of Albany Sir William Douglas = Egidia
d. 1420 d. 1391 I Stewart
Murdoch, Duke of Albany ____________I
2) Alexander Stewart = Egidia = 1) Sir Henry
Douglas Sinclair
B. Record of the supplication and dispensation for marriage of
Elizabeth Douglas to William Sinclair, dated at Rome, 12 Aug
' Dispensatio matrimonialis Cor.
Since William de Sancto Claro [Sinclair] and Elizabeth de
Douglas, damsel, Orkney diocese, not ignorant that they were
related on divers sides in second and third also in third
degrees of consanguinity...' [CSSR 1428-1432]
Joanna = Archibald Douglas = NN
Archibald = Margaret Sir William Douglas = Egidia
Douglas I Stewart of Nithsdale I Stewart
I Sir Henry Sinclair = Egidia Douglas
Elizabeth Douglas = William Sinclair ' [2]
Add to the foregoing a fifth example, pointed out to me some time
ago by Andrew himself. Regarding the first wife (evidently named
Beatrix or Beatrice), of George Dunbar, Earl of March (d. ca. 1455),
she d. before 9 Aug 1421, when Alicia de Hay and George Dunbar had a
postnuptial dispensation, due to consanguinity (4th and 4th degree)
and affinity (she and Beatrix, former wife of George Dunbar were
related in the 4th and 2nd degrees) [3].
You might think the 1421 dispensation for William Livingston and
Elizabeth Caldecote (de Caldcotis) was involving two relative
'nobodies', but note: William was half-brother of Sir Alexander
Livingston of Callendar, the nephew (in 1421) of Sir James Douglas
of Dalkeith [then son-in-law of King Robert III] and 1st cousin
1x removed of George Dunbar, Earl of March (d. 1455, mentioned
above). By my reconstruction, his wife Elizabeth Caldecote was
great-niece of the same Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith.
Now, as to the evidence of dispensations themselves. As has been
discussed on occasion, dispensations can be valuable or nearly
useless, depending on the individuals and other available
documentation. I can cite many cases where a dispensation of '4th
degree' [or even '4th and 4th' as stated] is later corrected, the
parties being actually related in the 3rd and 4th degree. There are
cases where no such correction is documented, but the relationship is
known to be 3rd and 4th degree.
I think there are other dispensations worded for individuals
allegedly related 'in the 3rd degree of kinship', where the
relationship (if detailed) was actually 2nd and 3rd (or 3rd and 2nd).
Unfortunately, this opinion can I think neither be confirmed or
disproved; however, based on the foregoing, I see no problem with
the Douglas-Tweedie-Caldecote-Livingston descent as I proposed, and
will write further on same in the very near term.
John *
[1] Douglas Richardson, <SP Addition: ancestry of Elizabeth de
Caldcotis (and Livingston of Kilsyth)>, SGM, 7 May 2006.
[2] John P. Ravilious, <SP Addition: ancestry of Elizabeth de
Caldcotis (and Livingston of Kilsyth)>, SGM, 5 May 2006,
cites Andrew Stuart, Genealogical History of the Stuart,
p. 449, and Dunlop and Cowan, Calendar of Scottish
Supplications, 1428-1432.
[3] Stuart, p. 452.
* John P. Ravilious
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Lost in Business Process Model Translations: How a Structured Approach helps to Identify Conceptual Mismatch
Recker, Jan & Mendling, Jan (2007) Lost in Business Process Model Translations: How a Structured Approach helps to Identify Conceptual Mismatch. In Siau, Keng (Ed.) Research Issues in Systems Analysis and Design, Databases and Software Development. IGI Publishing, Hershey, Pennsylvania, pp. 227-259.
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Often, different process models are employed in different phases of the BPM life cycle, each providing a different approach for capturing business processes. Efforts have been undertaken to overcome the disintegration of process models by providing complementary standards for design and execution. However, this claim has not yet been fulfilled. A prominent example is the seemingly complementary nature of BPMN and BPEL. The mapping between these process modeling languages is still unsolved and poses challenges to practitioners and academics. This chapter discusses the problem of translating between process modeling languages. We argue that there is conceptual mismatch between modeling languages stemming from various perspectives of the business-process management life cycle that must be identified for seamless integration. While we focus on the popular case of BPMN vs. BPEL, our approach is generic and can be utilized as a guiding framework for identifying conceptual mismatch between other process modeling languages.
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Shortnose Gar - Lepisosteus platostomus
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Scientific name: Lepisosteus platostomus (Lepid "scale", osteus "bony", platy "flat", stomus "mouth")
Common name: shortnose gar
A Mississippi River shortnose gar - photo by Jim Negus
Species Overview
The shortnose gar is one of four species of gar found in Tennessee. They are restricted to the Mississippi and Cumberland River drainages of West Tennessee and within the Mississippi River basin of the Central United States.
The Tennessee state angling record taken from Kentucky Reservoir in 2001 weighed 6 pounds and 6 ounces. An 8 pound shortnose gar taken by archery from Chickamauga Reservoir in 1984 holds the non-sportfishing record.
All gars have torpedo-shaped bodies with the dorsal and anal fins located far back towards the tail. They are covered by thick ganoid scales that create a very hard protective covering.
The snout of a shortnose gar is very similar in shape to that of a spotted gar. A spotted gar's snout will have irregular blotches on the top and sides. These spots are absent from the snouts of shortnose gar.
The snouts of shortnose and spotted gar are not as broad as the snout of an alligator gar, and very dissimilar to the long, thin snouts of longnose gar. The minimum width of an alligator gar's snout will be contained 4.5 or fewer times in the snout length while that of other gars will be 5 or more times.
Alligator gar have two rows of "canine like" teeth on the upper jaw while other gars usually have only one row. Some shortnose gar will have a second row of short, prickly teeth on the upper jaw.
The snout characteristic of a shortnose gar - photo by Jim Negus
Gars have a duct that connects their throat to a highly vascularized swim bladder that acts like a lung. This allows them to withstand very low oxygen levels. They are commonly observed gulping air at the surface on calm days.
Shortnose gar are perhaps a bit more tolerant of turbidity than our other gar species. The young feed on small crustaceans and insects, but quickly switch over to a diet of primarily fish. They are ambush predators and lie still in the water until an unsuspecting fish swims by. They lunge forward and lash their heads from side to side in order to capture prey. All four of Tennessee's gar spend much of the time lying still or swimming slowly near the surface.
Life Cycle
Spawning usually takes place in shallow, slack water during the spring over vegetation and submerged structures. Gar eggs are poisonous to humans.
Newly hatched gars have an adhesive disc on the underside of the snout which they use to attach to objects on the bottom until the yolk sac is absorbed. A dorsal caudal filament at the posterior end of their upturned vertebral column disappears when they mature.
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Chinese media are reporting that Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk will be visiting China later this month in an effort to push for Tesla charging stations across China.
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If a partnership happens, it's something that would likely be quickly pushed ahead by government officials in the country.
As it continues to develop its cities and taps heavily into its energy resources, China is being plagued by rising pollution — something that party officials have already identified as a challenge.
The government has even encouraged the use of clean-energy vehicles — which is hampered by the lack of readily available charging stations nationwide.
The Tesla charging stations would be embraced by the government — especially with the partnership.
TSLA stock is up 2.3% pre-market.


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Andre Williams has seen and done it all when it comes to music, and he has been seeing and doing it for longer than all but a handful of musicians. Williams has been recording, producing, and writing songs, solo and with or for various groups, since the 1950s. He started at Detroit's Fortune Records, where he recorded some of his best known songs such as "Bacon Fat" and "Jail Bait", on which Williams just talks over simple beats of slinky horns, rudimentary percussion, and piano—an original approach at the time. In the early '60s, he worked at Motown, where he did some writing with young Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. later, he wrote a little bit for Edwin Starr. After Motown, he moved to Chess Records for some time, later he worked with Ike Turner for a while. He got involved with drugs; he did some writing and production with Parliament and others. In the last 20 years, he has enjoyed a solo resurgence of sorts, releasing a series of albums under his own name, often working with other Detroit musical luminaries and building on the subtly lecherous themes of songs like "Jail Bait", about under-aged women. He has described his latest record, Hoods and Shades, as a folk album, and it largely (but not entirely) eschews lewd humor in favor of examining mankind, money, and trends in fashion.
For Hoods and Shades, Williams is once again backed by a veteran crew of musicians. Don Was, who has played with everyone from Al Green and B.B. King to Iggy Pop and Paul Westerberg, former Motown guitarist Dennis Coffey, Jim White, the drummer from the Dirty Three, and Jim Diamond, the bassist from the muscular Detroit garage band the Dirtbombs. The instrumental palette is light and bare, usually building around a blues shuffle on acoustic guitar, bass, and drums. Electric guitar sometimes sears over the top, but it is mixed so that these explosions remain contained. Horns appear only sparingly. A few cuts are more up-tempo: "Jaw Dropper" is light rockabilly, while "Dirt" has the same swing and chord progression as Solomon Burke's "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love", though the sentiment is different—"when it all boils down, we just dirt."
The simple backing allows Williams's voice plenty of space. He often starts his songs with spoken sections, and he sings in a conversational fashion with a deep, low voice. He is capable of gravelly croaks, stretching syllables out to wring maximum meaning out of them, or choking words off to emphasize his points. "A Good Day to Feel Bad" and "Hoods and Shades" contain only spoken vocals. Lyrically, Williams dabbles in a number of topics. "Dirt" stresses equality, while "Hoods and Shades" is a grim discussion of social ills. One especially bluesy number, "Swamp Dogg's Hot Spot", tells the story of Swamp Dogg, Williams's comrade who has also been working in blues and R&B for over 50 years, though Swamp Dogg's work is weirder and funkier than Andre Williams's stuff. "Gimme" is single-mindedly lascivious, and "Jaw Dropper" works in a similar vein, as Williams sings hoarse and high in an effort to cajole a woman into accepting his invitations.
Hoods and Shades is blues written and recorded by men with intimate knowledge of the genre. It does not move in any new or unexpected directions—but blues is not necessarily about innovation. Those who are inclined to grumble that 'they don't make 'em like they used to' will be relieved to discover that Mr. Williams still does.
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I would love it if you would organize this list by maybe some stars after the title of the recipe. It would be so much easier.. looking for a great chicken crockpot recipe. I want something that is excellent and tested. If there were stars or something to indicate the level of how your family liked it .. I could narrow down my search.
Just found your blog and I LOVE it! It's so nice to see crock pot recipes that don't just call for processed junk thrown together! I love that it's organized by meat type also. I can't wait to try some of these recipes. Everything I've seen so far looks great! Thanks Stephanie!
Perhaps I'm missing something but where can I search for, say, Chicken THIGH recipes or Chicken BREAST recipes, etc.? The titles of the recipes pretty much don't say which PARTS are used. I love your column Stephanie and have (quietly) followed you since well, day 2 or 3 and used many,many of your concoctions. keep on keepin' on.
You aren't missing anything! The recipes will work with whatever chicken parts you have on hand. I usually prefer thighs because they have more flavor, but will use breast halves interchangeably if I have them on hand.
The cooking time remains the same--- I hope this helps a bit!
and thank you for your kind words and support.
Not once have I ever cooked a crock pot meal that I REALLY enjoyed. So I haven't used my c.p. for 2=3 years. Something tells me I'm going to change all that. .
Hi! I love your blog! I'm out of the house for about 10 hours each day and want to use these recipes by making it in the morning and coming back to it. I have a timer on my slow cooker so it will go to warm after the cook time. The 1 time it tried it (lemon garlic recipe), it was terrible/burnt/dried out - not edible actually (I use boneless chicken breast mostly). Any tips? Specific recipes that will work for this?
Hi Anon,
Sure thing. 1) make sure the pot you are using is 2/3 to 3/4 of the way full. 2) the cooking time is a range -- so if the recipe says 6 to 8 hours and you are out of the house for 10, opt for the 6 hour cooking time. WORST case scenario you need to flip it to high when you get home for a bit longer, but usually not.
3) thighs usually work better but if you are using breasts, realize that they don't have as much moisture as thighs so you will need to add a bit more fluid to the pot. I write in all the recipes whether or not I recommend breast halves, pieces, or thighs.
I hope this helps a bit!! good luck! steph
Thanks for your response! you are amazing! So I am NOT a good cook so forgive me for my dumb question - when you say fill it 2/3-3/4 lets say the recipe is with seasoning etc would I just add some water on top of all of it?
Hi Anon, no problem! everybody starts somewhere... it's all good.
No, do not add water -- you don't want to drown the meat. I mean that the pot with the chicken, sauce, etc. should mound up and fill the majority of the pot. If that isn't happening for you, then use a smaller pot or put an oven safe dish into the pot (corningware, pyrex) and then put the food in to that.
that will help insulate the food. in all of my recipes I suggest a pot size. :-)
Stephanie, do you plan to put these into a CCC (Crockpot Chicken Cookbook) I am of the old school and hate cooking from a notebook, computer or other such technologic nonsense.
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#"Your teens going mental in all this Irish rain? Send them over to Maker Camp now"
Maker Camp, sponsored by MAKE magazine, is a virtual summer camp for teens, with a focus on creating, building, and discovering. We'll be making 30 awesome projects in 30 days on Google+. Maker Camp is free and open to all, and runs from July 16th through August 24th.
A genuinely great use of Google+.
Today rocket guru Rick Schertle is teaching how to make two different kinds of rockets. Head on over to G+ at 8PM Ireland/UK for the kick-off from the New York Hall of Science.
Some more info on Google's blog. And they've even put a link on the homepage of google.com!
I'm already badgering our bored eldest to get involved. We actually got the magazine that a lot of the projects are based on, a few weeks back.
UPDATE: Yup, the youngfella is interested. If nothing else, he now has a Google+ account. Of course the way I told him about it was to send him a PM on Facebook.
UPDATE 2: Alex Leonard correctly pointed out a terrible oversight in the original version of this post. I somehow managed to mention Google+ without complaining about the lack of a Write API. Come on Google, hurry up. Fixed :-)
UPDATE 3: Fair comment from our 13 y/o - he was surprised by the low-quality of the video. He assumed, given the companies involved, that it'd be at least 720p. Very hard to make things out at 480p. Hopefully video quality of upcoming days will improve as they won't be doing off-site.


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Chicago -- Jones Lang LaSalle said Monday that it has launched IntelliCommand, the industry's first integrated building management solution that combines cloud-based, smart-building technology with a team of engineering and operations professionals to enable 24/7, real-time remote monitoring and control of facilities and portfolios worldwide.
The IntelliCommand portfolio management system leverages leading-edge technology from Pacific Controls to enable 24/7 real-time monitoring and control to deliver seamless solutions for worldwide portfolios from a central location. IntelliCommand's continuous commissioning feature monitors performance of building systems and equipment, from HVAC to air compressors, to ensure that all systems operate at peak efficiency individually and in combination with one another, fully leveraging and integrating Jones Lang LaSalle's robust integrated facilities management.
"IntelliCommand allows companies to achieve unprecedented gains in efficiency and productivity across their portfolios that show up on the bottom line," said Chris Browne, international director of integrated facilities management at Jones Lang LaSalle. "With the advent of so many innovative technological breakthroughs -- from cloud computing to robotics -- the real estate industry is beginning to take notice of smart-building potential. IntelliCommand is one of the first solutions to fully leverage this power."
The solution is designed to minimize business disruption, increase the lifespan of equipment, and mitigate risk, but "it also contributes to the success of the business by improving employee comfort, satisfaction and productivity," said Browne.
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Washington, D.C.—Nevada Senator Harry Reid issued the following statement after Senate Republicans blocked a treaty to strengthen the rights of people with disabilities around the world. The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities was modeled on U.S. law, considered the gold standard on equal opportunity laws for the disabled. It failed by a vote of 61-38. A two-thirds vote is required in the Senate to approve treaties.
"It is a sad day when we cannot pass a treaty that simply brings the world up to the American standard for protecting people with disabilities because the Republican party is in thrall to extremists and ideologues. The United States is seen as a leader around the world. Today, we had a chance to lead, and we failed because a small group of Republican senators fear the Tea Party more than they care about equality for people with disabilities.
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> This is just out of curiosity, I don't have any need for this kind of
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> With talk of PIX firewalls earlier on the list I was thinking about how
> much we paid for a pair of PIX 515s. The second firewall we bought cost
> us next to nothing, because it would function only as a failover device
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Fred it would be a pain in the ass to do. There is a lot of stuff you
can read up on linux-ha and heartbeat. The issue isn't just failover -
it's also replication of xml configuration data. My advice - and you can
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A Pix costs the same as 45 old crapbox PCs that you can turn into a
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Ethanol webcast archived online
The Perspectives on Present and Future Corn-Based Ethanol Industry webcast was presented by Iowa State University (ISU) Extension on Monday, November 13. An archive of the program is available at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/webcast/archive.htm.
Seven Iowa State University economists presented economic information on several aspects of the industry during the 3-hour, 15-minute program. Links to papers offering additional information on each topic and the PowerPoint each presenter used are available at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/ag/ethanol.html.
Numerous questions were submitted for the questions and answers portion of the show. The questions not answered on the program will be answered by the presenters and made available on the Web.
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You have a Triangle or Pear Shaped Face!
Look your best using the style tips below
The triangle face can also be known as the pear shaped face. The widest point on the triangle face shape is the jaw line. Triangle faces have a narrower forehead compared to any other point on the face.
Celebrities with this face shape include: Minnie Driver, Geena Davis, Billie Piper, Bette Midler, and Kathy Ireland.
Triangle Face Shape Style Tips
Now that you have discovered your face shape type, you can learn how to complement it using different hairstyles, makeup, glasses and more. Learn to look your best with the tips and pointers below.
Hairstyles for Triangle/Pear Face Shapes
Your over-all goal with any style you choose is to minimize your jawline and add width at your temples and above. This can be achieved in a few different ways:
- Bangs should be short, full and have volume
- Or expose forehead with long whispy bangs sweapt to the side, or held back using a headband or clips
- Part hair to the side, or zip zagged
- Use styles that will add some height and width to the temples and above
- Shag styles will compliment you well
- Hair should be low volume(close to the head) at the jawline
- Stacked Cuts
- Tuck hair behind ears
Styles To Avoid
- Avoid Center Parts - this will bring attention to the center of your face and make it appear taller
- Avoid Volume On The Very Top - Don't add too much height at the crown, add to the temples instead
- Avoid Long Styles Full Of Volume - This draws attention to your jawline.
Tip: Look for photos of celebrities with triangle face shapes to see what hairstyles work for them!
Makeup for Triangle Shaped Faces
The goal with makeup for this facial shape is to make your jawline appear thinner and rounder, and to broaden the forehead.
Your Makeup Essentials:
- Foundation
- A Lighter Foundation
- Eyeliner
- Two shades of eyeshadow, one medium and one darker
- Mascara
- Concealer
- Powder Brush
- Conturing/Bronzing Powder
- Blush Brush
- Blush
- Lipstick
Makeup Application
- Apply foundation to your face, throat and chest(depending on your top garment's neck line) covering all skin evenly.
- Add a lighter shade of foundation (usually one step lighter than your normal) to the entire forehead area.
- Eyeliner is applied to the base of the lids from the outside of the eye twords the nose. Use a smooth motion and make the line sweep up slightly. Repeat the same motion to create a line on the bottom, getting heavier until to reach the other end of the eye.
- Using the medium eyeshadow, cover your each eyelid, then brush in an upward motion, almost to the browline. Extend the eyeshadow downward around to the bottom corners of the eye in a circular shape.
- Apply the darker shade of eyeshadow over each eyelid and just above the crease of the eye. This makes the eye appear taller.(For asian women and those with small eyelids, leave the lids light, and blend the darker shade just above the crease.)
- Mascara is applied to your eyelashes, brushing in a small "s" pattern as you pull up. This coats the all sides of each lash and separates them.
- For women with darker skin under the eyes, apply concealer. Concealer is usually one step lighter than the foundation. This may also come in handy to clean up any eyeshadow that may have dropped under the eyes.
- Using a powder brush, take your conturing or bronzing powder (should be slightly darker than your foundation) and lightly brush the entire jawline. This makes your jaw appear thinner.
- Define your brows with the liner pencil. If your brows have very light hair, draw the brows on by slowly building them up in a slight arch. This should start at one end of the eye, and end at the other end, making sure the brow is slightly longer than the eye.
- Apply blush at the starting at the ball of the cheeks in a V shape blending towards your temples.
- Apply a medium lipstick to the lips if you desire.
Glasses For Triangle Shaped Faces
A triangle facial shape should choose square frames or angular frames. The width of the frames shlould not be longer than the width of your face. Frames that have a heavy thickness on the top work well. Accent colors or decoration on the upper outer corners of the frames help accent your eyes. Many women find that childrens' frames give them a better fit, and sometimes cost less than larger adult frames.
Jewelry For Pear Shaped Faces
People with triangle shaped faces need to add length and curves the appearance of their face. Jewelry can help acheive this.
- Hoop earrings add a nice round contour.
- Earrings should be longer than they are wide.
- Avoid wearing small and single stud earrings.
- Any necklace style that is the shape of a "V" creates a longer line.
- Avoid chokers and bulky/chunky necklaces.


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FRISCO, TEXAS (May 3, 2014) - Alec Asher pitched seven shutout innings and the 'Riders improved to 18-11 on the year in a 3-1 victory at Dr Pepper Ballpark on Saturday night. Jake Smolinski scored two of the three 'Riders RBI and Luis Sardinas finished a homer shy of hitting for the cycle.
Frisco wasted no time to plate a run and greet RockHounds starter Chris Jensen. Sardinas made the most of his speed to leg out an infield single in the first and busted out the wheels again to go first-to-third on a Rougned Odor single to right. Sardinas scored on Smolinski's sacrifice fly to left making it 1-0 RoughRiders.
'Riders starter Asher retired his first three batters but had to pitch his way out of a jam in the second. Jefry Marte and Max Muncy pestered Asher while in scoring position, but a strike out of Josh Whitaker and a stellar throw home on a fielder's choice by Ryan Rua saved what would have been the tying run. Asher induced a fly ball out off the bat of Hiroyuki Nakajima to end the threat.
Smolinski, who scored an RBI on the first pitch he saw of the game, made it 2-2 on the evening in his next plate appearance. Batting in the third the 'Rider outfielder hit is 16th RBI of the year on a single to right and Sardinas easily scored from third.
Frisco had an opportunity to bust the game open later in the third with the bases loaded and two outs, but Jensen navigated his way out of the jam by getting Drew Robinson to hit a grounder to second.
Sardinas added to the lead and really threw on the afterburners in the fourth by ripping a triple, which split the outfielders in left center and rolled to the warning track. Jake Skole scored on the play making it 3-0 and the hit gave Sardinas a single, double and triple in the game.
Following a perfect eighth inning of relief for Jimmy Reyes, Francisco Mendoza was given the task of nailing down the save for Frisco. Things got interesting as Colin Walsh ended the Frisco shut out after scoring on a Marte base hit, but Mendoza would rally to strike out Dusty Coleman on a nasty slider.
Asher (2-3) finished his night pitching seven shutout innings and yielded only four hits to the RockHounds. The tall right-hander struck out seven in his outing without walking a batter. Jensen (2-1) also exited the game in the eighth and finished his evening going seven innings, allowing ten hits and giving up three earned runs.
The second game of this four-game set with the RockHounds takes place Sunday afternoon at 2:05 p.m. Left hander Edwar Cabrera (1-0, 3.72 ERA) takes the bump for the Frisco and faces off against fellow southpaw Andrew Werner (0-2, 12.54 ERA). For tickets to see the 'Riders in 2014, call 972-731-9200, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.ridersbaseball.com.
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Very few of those records have survived the many purges of my vinyl collection over the years, but I still own all the early Curve EPs, the ones that would eventually make up the band's excellent 1992 CD, Pubic Fruit. I don't think I knew the word "Anglophile" back in '92–but when the Rollercoaster Tour of Curve, Spiritualized, and The Jesus And Mary Chain announced a stop at Denver's Gothic Theater that year, I knew I absolutely had to go.
What struck me most about Curve's live show was how insanely energetic it was. Curve, you see, was sort of forcibly lumped into the shoegaze genre of the time–and while the still-new Spiritualized had yet to formulate its rapturous live show, Curve easily rocked as hard as JMAC that night. Guitarist Debbie Smith–later of the fairly decent Echobelly (please don't laugh)–hopped around the stage like an electroshocked Muppet. The other guitarist, Alex Mitchell, stood there with his hair in his face, doing his best J. Mascis impression while hacking slabs of gorgeous noise out of the air. And lead singer Toni Halliday stared the crowd down, cracked jokes, smiled evilly, and aimed that heavenly voice of hers to the rafters.
About Toni Halliday: Oh, man. No amount of PC brainwashing or years of dating radical feminists have diminished my drooling, Neanderthal-like lust for Toni Halliday. She was the coolest imaginable goth girl from my high school, to the power of a thousand. Sure enough, Curve gained a substantial following among goth and industrial fans, although I always thought the band's blend of bleak, heavy beats and ethereal guitar was far catchier and rock-oriented (at least early on). I liked Curve's first proper full-length, 1992's Doppelgänger, as well as the next year's follow-up, Cuckoo, although to a lesser extent; those first EPs still packed the most punch, but an entire album of that hammering gloom kind of dragged and turned drab after a while.
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And SeanC has had a zhp and non-zhp so Alex, Mango, and everyone else is out to lunch. You will not change his mind, and you shouldn't, because he has owned both and none of you others have.
You just endlessly research part numbers and ETK diagrams.
I too have owned both as well and concur with Sean's statements.
yeah because doing research and confirmation of part numbers along with just about EVERY zhp owner and site confirms the racks are the same. but it's cool, what do we know when it's better to say I believe in the "ZHP Santa Claus" compared to facts.
i'm not saying the car he drove doesn't feel better or different. I'm just saying the steering rack ratio is comfirmed in parts, publications and in full turn lock-to-lock to have the same ratio.
if you like to settle your deate, please call BMW with your 330ci-zhp VIN and ask them for a quote and part number. then report back with your findings. also have someone else call for any year 2002-2006 330Ci-zsp (non-zhp) and report back the part number they're ordering. i would do it myself but know you won't take my word for it.
everyone has already established it's the same ratio across the BMW community and forums. we do this for the benefit of others to save money and have correct info. if
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He pounced fast, like getting a sack before the quarterback could set his feet.
"No," the top-rated end in the draft said. "I'm an either-or scheme."
Similar sentiments were in ample supply, particularly among front-seven defenders evaluated for their ability to fit best in 4-3, 3-4 or hybrid defenses.
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Ask coaches, such as Romeo Crennel of the Chiefs, and they underscore the challenge in the draft process of projecting players for complex pro systems that are so unlike the college defenses.
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Good Points
Resettable safety and doesn't lose power.
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This Webley Vulcan still handles and shoots well even after the 18 years of shooting my dad has had out of it. It can still cull rabbits at 25-30mts and hasn't had a new spring put in it since it was bought brand new. I am trying to find some opens for the gun as telescopics aren't all reliable on this gun.
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I owned a webley vulcan carbine from 93-95, I bought it second hand and it had a 6" barrel. I was told that the model I had was made for export but I cannot confirm this. I can say that this rifle is the best air rifle I have ever owned in terms of accuracy, power and reliability. I regret selling it, as in my opinion it is much better than any of the weirauch, Theoben and Bsa guns I have owned both before and after it.
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If you haven't done so already, call T.W. Chambers, they will probably have the original open sights, they are still standard fitment on the Webley Hurricane pistol so finding them shouldn't be a problem.
Written on: 26/04/2005
They don't make them like that anymore.
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