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silverlight on vs2008. give me step by step description otherwise  any most preferable link
for that I am going in correct way.& how the controls are to be in vs2008.
& also me give a beginner example for that i can start to teach the silvelight.
please!!!!!!

A: Try to follow the steps mentioned here.

A: Visit the official site, and follow the instructions....
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State's Brent Rooker, congratulated by teammates after a home run, is among national leaders in several categories.
How strong was the competition for the 2017 C Spire Ferriss Trophy?
• Dylan Burdeaux, surely the MVP of the 44-12 Southern Miss Golden Eagles, leads the nation in hits with 97. Burdeaux also has slugged 11 home runs and 22 doubles, while hitting .372 and stealing 19 bases.
He did not win the Ferriss Trophy.
• Zack Shannon of Delta State has hit .446 with 18 home runs and 88 runs batted in and a slugging percentage of .789.
He didn't win either.
• Both Taylor Braley and Matt Wallner have hit for average, power and also have been outstanding pitching on the mound for USM's Conference USA champions.
They didn't win either.
• Mississippi State's Jake Mangum, who won the award last season and had another fine season this spring, didn't even make the list of five finalists, chosen by Major League scouts and college baseball coaches.
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None of those players won because Mississippi State's Brent Rooker produced one of the best seasons in Mississippi's rich history of college baseball, leading the SEC in virtually every offensive category.
Rooker Monday afternoon accepted the C Spire Ferriss Trophy.
"It means so much to win an award named after Boo Ferriss," Rooker said after the presentation. "He meant so much to baseball. He means so much to all of us."
Entering the SEC Tournament, Rooker is hitting .415 with 28 doubles, three triples, 20 home runs and 73 runs batted in. As gaudy as those statistics are, these two are even more impressive:
• His slugging percentage is an other-worldly .873. (Babe Ruth's slugging percentage in 1927 when he hit 60 home runs and drove in 165 runs was .770.)
• His on-base percentage is .519. Yes, he reached first base on more than half of his at bats in 2017.
"Brent has been a tremendous leader of our team, an outstanding worker," State first-year coach Andy Cannizaro said. "He's been a role model for our team. … He's been incredible in the locker room. He leads by example.
"He's doing things in the SEC that haven't been done in a long time and maybe forever," Cannizaro continued. "I can't wait to come to the field every day, because I can't wait to see what Brent Rooker is going to do. … He's had a magical season."
Monday's was the first Ferriss Trophy presentation not attended by the award's namesake Boo Ferriss, who died last November. A soldout crowd watched a video tribute to Ferriss. Keynote speaker Don Kessinger, the former Ole Miss and Major League standout, began his talk this way: "I'm proud to be here for an award named after Boo Ferriss. It's not because he was a great pitcher, but that he was. It's not because he was a great coach, but that he was. It's because he was a great man."
Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today's sports columnist, this year was named Mississippi Sportswriter of the Year — an honor he achieved for the 10th time — by the National Sports Media Foundation. Read his previous columns and his Sports Daily blog. Reach Rick at rcleveland@mississippitoday.org.
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Brent Rooker's "magical season" continues with winning Ferriss Trophy

by Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today
May 22, 2017

How strong was the competition for the 2017 C Spire Ferriss Trophy?

• Dylan Burdeaux, surely the MVP of the 44-12 Southern Miss Golden Eagles, leads the nation in hits with 97. Burdeaux also has slugged 11 home runs and 22 doubles, while hitting .372 and stealing 19 bases.

He did not win the Ferriss Trophy.

• Zack Shannon of Delta State has hit .446 with 18 home runs and 88 runs batted in and a slugging percentage of .789.

He didn't win either.

• Both Taylor Braley and Matt Wallner have hit for average, power and also have been outstanding pitching on the mound for USM's Conference USA champions.

They didn't win either.

• Mississippi State's Jake Mangum, who won the award last season and had another fine season this spring, didn't even make the list of five finalists, chosen by Major League scouts and college baseball coaches.

None of those players won because Mississippi State's Brent Rooker produced one of the best seasons in Mississippi's rich history of college baseball, leading the SEC in virtually every offensive category.

Rooker Monday afternoon accepted the C Spire Ferriss Trophy.

"It means so much to win an award named after Boo Ferriss," Rooker said after the presentation. "He meant so much to baseball. He means so much to all of us."

Entering the SEC Tournament, Rooker is hitting .415 with 28 doubles, three triples, 20 home runs and 73 runs batted in. As gaudy as those statistics are, these two are even more impressive:

• His slugging percentage is an other-worldly .873. (Babe Ruth's slugging percentage in 1927 when he hit 60 home runs and drove in 165 runs was .770.)

• His on-base percentage is .519. Yes, he reached first base on more than half of his at bats in 2017.

"Brent has been a tremendous leader of our team, an outstanding worker," State first-year coach Andy Cannizaro said. "He's been a role model for our team. ... He's been incredible in the locker room. He leads by example.

"He's doing things in the SEC that haven't been done in a long time and maybe forever," Cannizaro continued. "I can't wait to come to the field every day, because I can't wait to see what Brent Rooker is going to do. ... He's had a magical season."

Monday's was the first Ferriss Trophy presentation not attended by the award's namesake Boo Ferriss, who died last November. A soldout crowd watched a video tribute to Ferriss. Keynote speaker Don Kessinger, the former Ole Miss and Major League standout, began his talk this way: "I'm proud to be here for an award named after Boo Ferriss. It's not because he was a great pitcher, but that he was. It's not because he was a great coach, but that he was. It's because he was a great man."

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Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today's sports columnist, this year was named Mississippi Sportswriter of the Year — an honor he achieved for the 10th time — by the National Sports Media Foundation. Read his previous columns and his Sports Daily blog. Reach Rick at rcleveland@mississippitoday.org.

Check out other news at mississippitoday.org and follow us on Twitter @MSTODAYnews.

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These are lessons that I have learned as I have served beside my husband in various capacities of ministry. The list or lessons is endless but I have chosen these because they are applicable to every single one of us as Christians. It doesn't matter who we are married to, if we are single, or what jobs we do. All of us are hit in the face with what follows at some point or another.
In a world where you can be anything, be real.
We are all looking for more. What we have never feels like enough but we aren't quite sure what would be. We need less airbrushed, tailor made, custom designed, fake. We want real, but in a world that says "fake it until you make it" real doesn't come cheap. Many of us don't even know what real is or who it is that we "really' are. I've learned that it's pointless to stand up and be someone you're not for a congregation who may have expectations but what they're really hungry for is the same thing that I'm hungry for…real. The truth is, we all fall down and as Bob Carlisle says, "The saints are just the sinners who fall down, and get up." We all struggle! The beauty is that the struggles allow us to mercifully understand and carry the burdens of others in a way that we couldn't if we didn't understand from experience. To do this, we have to be real about the struggles we've faced. In a world that tells you you can be anything, choose to be real so that both you and those around you can stop the impossible task of trying to be everything only to be left feeling like you don't amount to anything.
There's a whole lot of things you CAN'T do, the question is, what CAN you do?
Expectations govern every area of life. That doesn't change no matter who you are. There are so many things we have on our wish list to be when we "grow up." The American mantra we all march under says "You can be anything you want to be if you try hard enough." The truth is, we can't. The try harder life doesn't account for talents and gifts we simply don't have and it undermines the gospel model of the body functioning as a whole when we all use our unique skill sets. I am accountable for the time, talent, and treasures that he has entrusted me with and I have a pretty big hunch that me standing before him one day with a list of "I wanted to do all of this but I couldn't" isn't going to cut it. What can you do? Those are the things we need to be busy with. Being busy with the can do's always leads us down a path of things we had no idea we could do. That path is only accessible through doing what we know we can, not dreaming about all the things we wish we could.
Lead from your failures more than you lead from your successes.
We all fail. Some of the most valuable lessons we learn come from failure. When we don't use these failures as we teach and lead others, we paint ourselves in an unrealistic light that makes us unapproachable and limits how others are able to respond. If we fail correctly, we learn major lessons. Don't be afraid to lead out of places of life changing failure. In those failures we don't honor the details, but we do honor the story.
No matter what, you can't please everyone.
There will always be people that don't like me and if I change for those individuals, I just create a whole new group of people who don't like me and in the process I completely forget who I am. There's not one single person who doesn't, on some level, desire to be liked and pleasing but when this becomes the goal, it is a disease that destroys us. When we are intent on making much of Jesus we find that the drive to please everyone around us is no longer at the forefront of our pursuits.
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God always answers when you call out to him.
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Q: Convergence of $\int_{-\pi/2}^{\pi/2} \frac{1}{\sin x} dx$
Is the following integral improper? If so, does it converge?
  $$\int_{-\pi/2}^{\pi/2} \frac{1}{\sin x} dx$$

I approached the problem as follows:
Since $\sin(0) = 0$ the integral is improper at $0$.
The integral will converge if both
$$\int_{-\pi/2}^{0} \frac{1}{\sin x} dx$$
and
$$\int_{0}^{\pi/2} \frac{1}{\sin x} dx$$
converge.
Let $a \in (0, \pi/2)$. Substitute  $\tan\frac{x}{2} = 2$, so $x(t) = 2\arctan(t)$.
Now we get
$$\int_{a}^{\pi/2} \frac{1}{\sin x} dx = \int_{a}^{\pi/2} \frac{1}{\frac{2t}{1+t^2}} \frac{2}{1+t^2} dt = \int_{a}^{\pi/2} \frac{2}{2t} dt = \biggr\rvert_{c}^{\pi/2} \ln(t) = \ln(\pi/2) - \ln(c)$$
and since $\ln(c) \to -\infty,$ when $c \to 0^+$ we can conclude that the integral will diverge.
My question is that can I approach this a different way so that I wouldn't have to use Weierstrass substitution? Also, I'm a bit confused about the interchange of limits when using the Weierstrass substitution, as seen I did not apply this here and I'm not sure if it's applicable to do so.

A: For $x>0$ and $x < \pi/2$ we  have  $\sin x \le x. $
Next steps : reciprocals and comparison test.


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In this demo we are going to isolate different scss files using same css class names.
We will learn how to configure it and how to deal with external css class provided by third libraries like Bootstrap.

We will start from sample _02 Fx/01 React_.

Summary steps:
- Update `webpack.config.js` with CSS Modules config.
- Add scss file with averageComponent styles.
- Create other component and scss file with same class name.
- Create selector using custom class and Bootstrap class.

# Steps to build it

## Prerequisites

Prerequisites, you will need to have nodejs installed in your computer. If you want to follow this step guides you will need to take as starting point sample _01 React_.

## steps

- `npm install` to install previous sample packages:

```
npm install
```

- We can start creating `AverageComponent` styles file (SASS file):

### ./src/averageComponentStyles.scss
```css
$background: teal;

.result-background {
  background-color: $background;
}

```

- Let's go to use this style in `AverageComponent`:

### ./src/averageComponent.jsx
```diff
import * as React from 'react';
import {getAvg} from './averageService';

export class AverageComponent extends React.Component {
  constructor() {
    super();

    this.state = {
      scores: [90, 75, 60, 99, 94, 30],
      average: 0,
    };
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    this.setState({average: getAvg(this.state.scores)});
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
-       <span>Students average: {this.state.average}</span>
+       <span className='result-background'>
+         Students average: {this.state.average}
+       </span>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

```

- Finally we need to update `webpack.config` for load `.scss` file, as we usually load it in other samples:

### ./webpack.config.js
```diff
...

module.exports = {
  context: path.join(basePath, 'src'),
  resolve: {
    extensions: ['.js', '.jsx'],
  },
  entry: {
    app: './students.jsx',
+   appStyles: [
+     './averageComponentStyles.scss',
+   ],
    vendor: [
      'react',
      'react-dom',
    ],
    vendorStyles: [
      '../node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css',
    ],
  },
  ...
};

```

![averageComponent styles without css modules](../../99%20Readme%20Resources/03%20Environments/02%20CSS%20Modules/averageComponent%20styles%20without%20css%20modules.png)

- Now we are going to create `TotalScoreComponent`:

### ./src/averageService.js
```diff
export function getAvg(scores) {
 return getTotalScore(scores) / scores.length;
}

- function getTotalScore(scores) {
+ export function getTotalScore(scores) {
  return scores.reduce((score, count) => {
    return score + count;
  });
}

```

### ./src/totalScoreComponent.jsx
```javascript
import * as React from 'react';
import {getTotalScore} from './averageService';

export class TotalScoreComponent extends React.Component {
  constructor() {
    super();

    this.state = {
      scores: [10, 20, 30, 40, 50],
      totalScore: 0,
    };
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    this.setState({totalScore: getTotalScore(this.state.scores)});
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
        <span className='result-background'>
          Students total score: {this.state.totalScore}
        </span>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

```

### ./src/totalScoreComponentStyles.scss
```css
$background: indianred;

.result-background {
  background-color: $background;
}

```

> NOTE: we declare same class name for TotalScoreComponent

- Using `TotalScoreComponent`:

### ./src/students.jsx
```diff
import * as React from 'react';
import * as ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import {AverageComponent} from './averageComponent';
+ import {TotalScoreComponent} from './totalScoreComponent';

ReactDOM.render(
  <div>
    <h1>Hello from React DOM</h1>
    <AverageComponent />
+   <TotalScoreComponent />
  </div>,
  document.getElementById('root')
);

```

- And update `webpack.config`:

### ./webpack.config.js
```diff
...

module.exports = {
  context: path.join(basePath, 'src'),
  resolve: {
    extensions: ['.js', '.jsx'],
  },
  entry: {
    app: './students.jsx',
    appStyles: [
      './averageComponentStyles.scss',
+     './totalScoreComponentStyles.scss',
    ],
    vendor: [
      'react',
      'react-dom',
    ],
    vendorStyles: [
      '../node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css',
    ],
  },
  ...
};

```

![totalScoreComponent styles without css modules](../../99%20Readme%20Resources/03%20Environments/02%20CSS%20Modules/totalScoreComponent%20styles%20without%20css%20modules.png)

- As result, averageComponentStyles are overridden by totalScoreComponentStyles. How to solve this? _CSS Modules to the rescue!_

- CSS Modules scope is to isolate different scss files using same css class names. We are going to replace `adding styles via webpack entry point` by `import styles where we need it`. Let's to configure it:

### ./webpack.config.js
```diff
...

module.exports = {
  context: path.join(basePath, 'src'),
  resolve: {
-   extensions: ['.js', '.jsx'],
+   extensions: ['.js', '.jsx', '.scss'],
  },
  entry: {
    app: './students.jsx',
-   appStyles: [
-     './averageComponentStyles.scss',
-     './totalScoreComponentStyles.scss',
-   ],
    vendor: [
      'react',
      'react-dom',
    ],
    vendorStyles: [
      '../node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css',
    ],
  },
  output: {
    path: path.join(basePath, 'dist'),
    filename: '[name].[chunkhash].js',
  },
  module: {
    rules: [
      ...
      {
        test: /\.scss$/,
        exclude: /node_modules/,
        loader: ExtractTextPlugin.extract({
          fallback: 'style-loader',
          use: [
-           { loader: 'css-loader', },
+           {
+             loader: 'css-loader',
+             options: {
+               modules: true,
+               localIdentName: '[name]__[local]___[hash:base64:5]',
+             },
+           },
            { loader: 'sass-loader', },
          ],
        }),
      },
      {
        test: /\.css$/,
        include: /node_modules/,
        loader: ExtractTextPlugin.extract({
          fallback: 'style-loader',
          use: {
            loader: 'css-loader',
          },
        }),
      },
      ...
    ],
  },
  ...
  ],
};

```

- Updating `AverageComponent`:

### ./src/averageComponent.jsx
```diff
import * as React from 'react';
import {getAvg} from './averageService';
+ import classNames from './averageComponentStyles';

export class AverageComponent extends React.Component {
  constructor() {
    super();

    this.state = {
      scores: [90, 75, 60, 99, 94, 30],
      average: 0,
    };
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    this.setState({average: getAvg(this.state.scores)});
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
-       <span className='result-background'>
+       <span className={classNames['result-background']}>
          Students average: {this.state.average}
        </span>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

```

- Updating `TotalScoreComponent`:

### ./src/totalScoreComponent.jsx
```diff
import * as React from 'react';
import {getTotalScore} from './averageService';
+ import classNames from './totalScoreComponentStyles';

export class TotalScoreComponent extends React.Component {
  constructor() {
    super();

    this.state = {
      scores: [10, 20, 30, 40, 50],
      totalScore: 0,
    };
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    this.setState({totalScore: getTotalScore(this.state.scores)});
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
-       <span className='result-background'>
+       <span className={classNames['result-background']}>
          Students total score: {this.state.totalScore}
        </span>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

```

![using css modules](../../99%20Readme%20Resources/03%20Environments/02%20CSS%20Modules/using%20css%20modules.png)

- To avoid reference classNames like `classNames['result-background']`, webpack provides us to transform `kebab case` to `camelCase`:

### ./webpack.config.js
```diff
...

module.exports = {
  ...
  module: {
    ...
      {
        test: /\.scss$/,
        exclude: /node_modules/,
        loader: ExtractTextPlugin.extract({
          fallback: 'style-loader',
          use: [
            {
              loader: 'css-loader',
              options: {
                modules: true,
                localIdentName: '[name]__[local]___[hash:base64:5]',
+               camelCase: true,
              },
            },
            { loader: 'sass-loader', },
          ],
        }),
      },
      ...
    ],
  },
  ...
};

```

- Updating components:

### ./src/averageComponent.jsx
```diff
...

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
-       <span className={classNames['result-background']}>
+       <span className={classNames.resultBackground}>
          Students average: {this.state.average}
        </span>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

```

### ./src/totalScoreComponent.jsx
```diff
...

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
-       <span className={classNames['result-background']}>
+       <span className={classNames.resultBackground}>
          Students total score: {this.state.totalScore}
        </span>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

```

- Running `npm start` again:

![using camelCase](../../99%20Readme%20Resources/03%20Environments/02%20CSS%20Modules/using%20camelCase.png)

- If we take a look to the browser console, we can see how webpack transform css class names:

![browser console](../../99%20Readme%20Resources/03%20Environments/02%20CSS%20Modules/browser%20console.png)

- Finally, let's do an example where we need to add styles to element that has a Bootstrap class:

### ./src/averageComponent.jsx
```diff
...

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
        <span className={classNames.resultBackground}>
          Students average: {this.state.average}
        </span>

+       <span className={`jumbotron ${classNames.resultBackground}`}>
+         Jumbotron students average: {this.state.average}
+       </span>
      </div>
    );
  }
}

```

- Running `npm start`, it looks a bit weird:

![add jumbotron styles](../../99%20Readme%20Resources/03%20Environments/02%20CSS%20Modules/add%20jumbotron%20styles.png)

- Let's go to add own styles:

### ./src/averageComponentStyles.scss
```diff
$background: teal;
+ $jumbotronBackground: darkseagreen;

.result-background {
  background-color: $background;
}

+ .jumbotron.result-background {
+   background-color: $jumbotronBackground;
+   display: block;
+ }

```

- Running `npm start` nothing changes, why? Due to webpack is transform `local` class names to `'[name]__[local]___[hash:base64:5]'` we need to tell him that jumbotron is a `global` style ([more info](https://webpack.js.org/loaders/css-loader/#-css-modules-https-github-com-css-modules-css-modules-)):

### ./src/averageComponentStyles.scss
```diff
$background: teal;
$jumbotronBackground: darkseagreen;

.result-background {
  background-color: $background;
}

- .jumbotron.result-background {
+ :global(.jumbotron).result-background {
  background-color: $jumbotronBackground;
  display: block;
}

```

- As result:

![result](../../99%20Readme%20Resources/03%20Environments/02%20CSS%20Modules/result.png)

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Hiking is a great way to discover many of the special features of Asbury Woods, to observe rare and native plants and to spot wildlife.
The Trail Guide is a useful resource for learning about the hiking conditions one can expect to encounter, trail head locations and trail lengths. We ask that hikers make use of the existing trails, rather than forging new ones. This is both for your safety and to limit the impact hiking has on the ecosystems that the trails traverse.
Please be aware that camping and campfires are not permitted anywhere on the property.


For those who file their income taxes on paper, you can make your contribution to the Maine Public Library Fund on schedule "C-P" on your Maine income tax form. If you use TurboTax or H&R Block tax software, the process is a little different. Please see the instructions below.
The voluntary contribution questions for H&R Block filers come as they wrap-up the State of Maine portion of their income tax filing.
When you reach the following screen, make sure that you place a checkmark next to the section that reads "Contribute to a Maine fund." Click the "next" button at the bottom of the screen.
Type in the amount you would like to contribute to the Maine Public Library Fund on the bottom line of the form. Click the "next" button.
Like H&R block, the TurboTax voluntary contribution questions come toward the end of the process of submitting information for your State of Maine income taxes.
When you reach the following screen, click the "yes" button to go to the section where you can donate to the Maine Public Libary Fund.
Now specify the amount you would like to donate. If you check "other" a box will open to allow you to specify a dollar amount of your choice. When you have finished, click the button marked "continue."


Meet Shirley who volunteers twice a week serving coffee and cake at the Vintage Tea Room at Chesham House in Lancing. She also volunteers at their Lunch Club, which serves sociable meals to older people. She started volunteering a couple of years ago and it helped her to re-connect with life after losing her husband.
Shirley was featured on Good Morning Britain with our ambassador, Wayne Sleep. Find out more about volunteering to make a difference in your community or get support near you.
Posted by Shirley Hill at 00:00 Tuesday, 17 January 2017.


One of my lifetime blog goals is to individually review, swatch, and create a makeup look with each individual shade in my MAC Pro Eyeshadow Palettes. Seeing as that collection grows more and more each year, the task is starting to look daunting. Anyhow, here's a look at the color Twinks (Veluxe Pearl). I buy all of my eyeshadows in refill pans (when possible) so I can save myself the hassle of depotting. Not to mention that the refills cost $10 and the compacts $15. However If someone offers to buy me a MAC blush or eyeshadow as a gift, I'll ask for the compact so that it can go towards Back to MAC. Hehe!
I had always heard fellow bloggers describe Twinks as a plummy brown. I really didn't get that until I compared it to my other brown eyeshadows and saw that it was considerably redder and even had a slight purple undertone. Twinks is one of the good MAC eyeshadows: very pigmented, soft in texture, easy to blend, and long-wearing. I haven't encountered much duds in the 20+ MAC eyeshadows that I own, but they do exist. Particularly when it comes to their Limited Edition releases.
I really like this eyeshadow. I bought it during the fall but still find myself reaching for it now. Let me know if you also own Twinks. What do you like to pair it with?
Take a look at Cherry's gorgeous blog, Cherry Pie.
I am in love with this shade and I have been looking for new Mac shadows to try out lately, this one is lovely!
This is such a pretty shade, and a beautiful eye look!
Gorgeous colour, this looks so pretty on you!
This is such a beautiful color! I probably wouldn't have picked it out myself but I love how it looks with your dark eyes & hair!
This is such a great shade!
Soooo lovely, suits your skin tone perfectly!
That is gorgeous! It's going on my list ASAP!
This shade of eye shadow is so gorgeous !
Yes! $5 difference is a lot!
Ooo, i hadn't read much about this one yet! It looks so pretty – I love a bit of red in brown shades.
I wonder how this would pair with MAC's antiqued?
Wow I ABSOLUTELY love it!
Looks even prettier on then in the pan.
I haven't swatched Twinks yet, but I will now next time I am in MAC! Looks like a gorgeous colour that will work all year round!
Beautiful shade! I never knew that the refill pans don't count as Back to Mac. I'm kind of sad now! Regardless, I think its a great idea to individually swatch and make a look of the shades. I currently have 6 and I might give that thought a go!
They don't because what they want to recycle is the plastic packaging. :/ But you're still better of buying the pans because 6 eyeshadow compacts would cost $90 and you'd get one for free with Back To MAC so it would come out to 7 for $90. If you buy refill pans, 7 eyeshadows would cost $70.
You look stunning! This shade really suits you.
What blush are you wearing?
Glad you love it too!
Oh wow, this color is looks gorgeous on you! It looks like a good eyeshadow to wear on its own.
That is a really wearable and sultry versatile shade Coco. I don't own more than 3 mac shadows and I ended loosing the one that I used most! The other just sit and rot, (a dark purplish shimmery and matte black), but shades like that are just so pretty it makes me want some!
Twinks looks good with wood winked, especially on olive skin 🙂 Makeup looks gorgeous as always!
This is absolutely stunning on you. I've already got one full 15 pan palette but really like this, so tempted to get it and start another quad!
This shade looks gorgeous on you!
Just found your blog and I really like it! I will be definitely following it!
That shadow looks beautiful, I would also pair it with a berry lip! I think that could look gorgeous!
I recently got mac's folie, which i feel is like a satin version of this?


We all love having a pet dog, who does not? Dogs has a very unique way of pleasing its owners or any other people. It can communicate directly to a person's heart and soul. As much as we love dog, our pet dog also love its master or owner more than anyone does. It stays loyal and obedient througout its life.
That is why it is important that we know and understand our pet's emotion and feelings. If we can communicate better with our pet dog then the better we can truly help our fur babies identify its needs. This is a basic knowledge every owner should know.


I've had the pleasure of living in the Flathead Valley since 1989. I am amazed every day by the beauty of its scenery and the heart of its people. Not to mention the endless possibilities of outdoor recreation right out your door. Since becoming a REALTOR in 1999 I've made many great friends and have been fortunate enough to sell some wonderful properties. The true reward for me is the smile on my customers face when they achieve their goals. No hassles and no pressure when you work with me. Just a friendly knowledgeable Real Estate Broker who is here to help. Give me a call or email me today so I can help you catch your special piece of Montana!
Beautifully updated Suncrest Condo. Open great room with wood firplace that leads out on to an expansive deck. New granite counter tops and cabinets in kitchen. Covered hot tub next to a nice water feature. Currently set up as a short term rental and being sold fully furnished. Homeowners beach on Whitefish Lake with covered picnic tables, benches and restrooms.
Beautifully parked out building lot in Westridge. Some lake views from this 4.54 acre lot with community water and easy access.
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Q: How do I change the format in which a function is displayed when using print()? - Python How can I change the format in which multiple return values from a function are displayed. When I print the function, the two return values are displayed inside parentheses. Is there a way to change this?
def test():
    x = 1 + 1
    y = 2 + 2
    return x, y
print(test())

This prints the following: (2, 4)
I would like for it to be displayed like this: 2 and 4

A: You can use string format:

def test():
    return 1, 2

print("%s and %s" % (test()))

Here and here you can read more about its functionalities.


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By Diego Abeloos | Video by Matt Yoon
The student volunteers of Cal Poly's Phonathon are all about building relationships — and they want to talk to you.
They're the voices on the other end of the phone line. To countless new Cal Poly parents and alumni, they're the first step in establishing a connection to the university through a program critically important to student success.
They're the Cal Poly Phonathon team, a group of 50 students who staff and manage the on-campus call center in support of the Annual Giving program. Six days a week, this student-led operation can be found in Jespersen Hall, producing keyboard clicks, office chair squeaks, and a steady hum of voices in conversation.
The call center offers students a fun and collaborative working atmosphere. But when it comes to building connections between alumni and Cal Poly, the students are all business.
Fourth-year business major Jacob Sanchez has made it a habit of following up with the parents and students he encounters on the job — and has learned a thing or two from alumni about navigating college life as well.
How Annual Giving Makes a Difference
Here are just a few of the many ways Annual Giving impacts Cal Poly.
Cal Poly Cares
This spring, callers embraced the Cal Poly Cares campaign for Student Affairs, generating student-specific funds for emergency grants, housing and meal plans, textbooks, and the Food Pantry
for those in need.
Orfalea College of Business Industry Tours
In the Orfalea College of Business, Annual Giving supports one-day learning trips during which students visit companies in the Bay Area and Southern California and see real-world industry best practices in action.
College of Engineering Student Clubs
Annual Giving helps the College of Engineering support student clubs that take the Learn by Doing experience out of the classroom. In addition, funds directed to the College of Engineering help fund labs, projects and student travel to industry competitions.
Directed gifts through Annual Giving helped Cal Poly's interdisciplinary team finish third among 16 participating universities in the 2015 U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon competition.
"With alumni, it's fun to hear about what they've been involved in and what they ended up doing in life," says Sanchez. "As a student, it's cool to hear about the steps they've taken to get where they are."
Annual Giving Director Chris McBride notes that the program often serves as a first step toward greater university involvement for new Cal Poly parents. For alumni who may have lost touch with Cal Poly over the years, the program provides an opportunity for re-introduction to the university.
"We are fostering relationships," says McBride, a Cal Poly alumna who has served as Annual Giving director for nearly five years. "There's a real sense of community and connection between our students and the alumni, parents and recent grads they call."
In addition to serving as a point of contact with the university, the student callers also discuss ways that the individuals they call can get involved and support Cal Poly. "The real power of Annual Giving is that you can direct your gifts toward an area you care about — whether it's a meal plan fund for students in need, support for faculty and student research, or travel expenses for performing arts and debate teams," says McBride. "Donors can also make a general contribution, and a dean can direct those funds to the greatest needs."
While gifts provide immediate benefits to the success of students and the campus community, they also have a trickle-down benefit of impacting Cal Poly's national rankings — thereby adding value for those who already have a Cal Poly degree. Donors may also be able to double their gifts through their employers' matching gifts programs. "Every contribution, no matter the amount, really does make an important difference," says McBride.
Third-year journalism major Mare Alamshahi says she's learned through many conversations with alumni that Cal Poly remains important to them and their families long after they leave campus.
"I remember speaking with a grandmother who graduated from the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences. Her children graduated from Cal Poly, and now her grandchildren are Cal Poly graduates," says Alamshahi, who also serves as a university ambassador through the Poly Reps program. "She would make a donation every other month for years — literally years. That level of commitment blew me away."
With this in mind, Alamshahi says the Annual Giving program isn't just about donations; it's about generations coming together with one common interest — Cal Poly.
"I'm not going to advocate for something I don't believe in," she says. "It's so cool to be here as a caller and as a student and see how it benefits us in the classroom. This is not about just fundraising, it's also about building and maintaining a relationship between Cal Poly and alumni."
Learn more about Annual Giving at giving.calpoly.edu. Gifts made through the Annual Giving program are tax deductible. To learn if your company will double your contribution with a matching gift, visit giving.calpoly.edu/matching.
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By Jo Ann Lloyd Cal Poly alumni are rising to transform the city's skyline. San Francisco's striking skyline has been shaped over the decades by a cadre of Cal Poly alumni — architects, construction managers, civil, architectural and construction engineers — whose work is seen in such towering landmarks as the Transamerica Pyramid, the Bank of America World Headquarters and the Russ Building. Their work redefining the city's image is far from over. A handful of Cal Poly alumni are now leading the development of San Francisco's new Salesforce Tower — which, at 1,070 feet and 61 stories, will be…
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