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PRNewsfoto/HarperCollins Children's BooksA new illustrated children's book inspired by Cat Stevens' 1971 hit "Peace Train" will be published on May 11 in celebration of the uplifting song's 50th anniversary.
The Peace Train book features the song's lyrics, which express hope for global peace and unity, accompanied by illustrations by bestselling author and illustrator Peter H. Reynolds.
Following the words penned by Stevens, who's now also known as Yusuf, the book invites readers to hop on the Peace Train as it travels around the world, picking up peace-loving passengers of all cultures, races and identities.
"I wrote these lyrics more than fifty years ago, and I know the words still boom as true and loud today as they did in the 1970s," says Stevens. "It's incredible to see how Peter Reynolds has made the words jump into life in brilliant style for a new generation with his joysome illustrations."
Adds Reynolds, "One of my first albums was a Cat Stevens record when I was a boy. His lyrics moved me and inspired me to forge my own 'rails' to create meaningful picture books for all ages. 'Peace Train''s powerful message is more important than ever, and I'm beyond honored to collaborate with Yusuf on this 'duet.'"
You can pre-ordered the book now at HarperCollins.com.
"Peace Train" appeared on Stevens' fifth studio album, Teaser and the Firecat, which was released in October 1971. The song became Cat's first top-10 hit in the U.S., peaking at #7 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album reached #2 on the Billboard 200, and has sold more than three million copies in the U.S.
Another children's picture book, based on Stevens' 1971 song "If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out," is due out in the summer of 2022.
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FRESNO, CA (February 6, 2006) – Amy Haworth, the 17-year-old daughter of Evangelical Covenant Church missionaries Jay and Ellen Haworth, is recuperating at a local hospital from injuries she suffered Sunday afternoon after she was thrown and run over by an off-road vehicle.
The Haworths serve in Japan, but Amy has been finishing her senior year of high school in Kingsburg. She has been living in the small community with Scott and Carol Williamson, who attend the Evangelical Covenant Church. Haworth was riding the vehicle with a friend when the accident occurred.
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You may be considering getting dental implants, but might be confused as you do not know for sure if this procedure is safe or not. The dental implant procedure is 95% safe. However, questions may arise as to what materials are used and how the mouth will react to them. Therefore, this article will tell you everything that you need to know about dental implants.
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Fiesta Ole'. Insiders know the best party in the state happens in the Alamo City. Every spring for a week and a half, San Antonio welcomes Texas…and the world to experience the richness of the city's culture with parades, parties and philanthropy. Let's get this party started.
"Everybody's out to have a good time, and it's really about bringing the entire state together," says Gretchen Lahourcade, San Antonio resident and long-time Fiesta participant. That's an understatement. The world famous ten day long celebration in April is full of activities…ones that are as grand as they sound. The bacchanal's major events include the Battle of Flowers Parade, the Fiesta Flambeau Parade, A Night in Old San Antonio, the Queen's Ball, the Queen's Garden Party, the Fiesta German, and the Texas Cavalier River Parade. And so many more attractions that draw at least a half a million participants annually – from both residents and visitors to the city. There's even a royal court that takes three years of preparation. The grandeur is infectious and every attendee can't help but to dive into the enthusiasm. Think of it as a royal infatuation of Merry Old England meets Texas charm.
What started out as an annual ritual of the city's social elite is really quite inclusive to anyone who wants to participate. Even Fiesta's illustrious beginnings are regal in nature. Centuries ago in 1747, the San Antonio area honored the coronation of the Spanish king. In more recent times, with the Battle of the Alamo still fresh in the city's memory when the celebrations began in 1891, a goal was to preserve the historic mission with badly needed funds or it would be razed. That year, a group of citizens gathered to honor the heroes of both the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto with the annual tradition that continues to this day, the Battle of the Flowers parade, based on a similar idea derived from Nice, France. It now ranks second in size to the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. And those beginnings spawned a tradition today that perhaps even the state's forefathers could never have imagined.
The fundraising aspect of Fiesta began then and continues to this day. Sure, the parties and revelry are fun, but the main goal is to raise funds which help so many organizations across the city. To maintain a high level of fundraising, over 100 events dot the city during Fiesta, making it the grandest round of parties in the state that features food, music, sports, pageantry and patriotic observances, exhibits and parades. Non-profit organizations sponsor every activity and the economic impact of the festival is close to $254 million dollars annually. Tens of thousands of residents donate their time to make sure that their civic service balances out the party atmosphere.
Perhaps the grandest of all, as well as being the best known part of the festivities, stems from The Order of the Alamo, the men's social organization that selects the queen and her court. It's one of the highest honors that San Antonio society can impart. Yes, most of the queens come from the inner sanctum of old aristocracy, but keep in mind that heritage, not money is the decisive factor in the culmination of the Queen and her court. Typically, the queen's court includes a princess, 12 local duchesses and 12 from out of town, and they're all featured in the coronation and local parades. Serving only one year, each court takes about three years of planning. From original concept sketch to the final creation, the elaborate gowns and capes prove that the expense and time commitment are worth it.
The stunning, bejeweled gowns are laden with each year's over-the-top fantasy theme, while continuing to dazzle and surpass even the previous year's efforts. The challenge is for the dresses to emulate the year's chosen theme. For instance, in 1983, the theme was "The Court of the Treasures of Africa" with gowns representing the Great Migration, Ceremonial Mask, Stone Age Art and Mount Kilimanjaro, to name a few. Recently, in 2003, the theme was "The Court of the Royal Crowned Jewels" which showcased all the great queens in history. Presided over by the Mistress of the Robes that year, Gretchen Lahourcade spent thousands of hours supervising the robes such as the Imperial Hapsburgs, Celtic Legend, Britannic Majesty, and the Napoleonic Empire, as an example. Lahourcade says, "It was one of the best years of my life, but there were many sleepless nights, too, in the three year preparation process for my court." The coronation ceremonies are also elaborate in scope with the set design and music that meticulously match each year's theme.
Alice Carrington Foultz described to me the experience as a Fiesta duchess, "The most fun event for me had to be the Battle of the Flowers Parade. And what I see year after year is that Fiesta is the first time for each of the duchesses to have that much attention focused on them in a social situation. I see girls metamorphize into beautiful butterflies when those lights shine on them that first time. They meet so many people and each of them feels confident that she is looking her best. What a wonderful chance for each of them to have their moment to be introduced to society."
After the official round of the season's festivities, the gowns are loaned to the Witte Museum where visitors can get a closer look at the year's worth of efforts that went into designing and crafting the hand-made beaded creations. After the display, the owners may do what they want with them. It's well-known that on prominent Texas family keeps their duchess gowns displayed in their pool house.
Other Fiesta royalty who have a presence, although more recent in scope, are Miss Fiesta, The Queen of Soul that represents the African American community, Miss San Antonio, The Charro Queen, The Reina de la Feria de las Flores, and the Fiesta Teen Queen. And each one is a reigning beauty in her own right.
Royalty as a theme is prevalent in every Fiesta endeavor. The organization of Texas Cavaliers, created in 1926, names King Antonio, the king of kings during the festivities. Another King, El Rey Feo, (the "Ugly King") stems from the medieval tradition that the peasants elect their own king for day. Developed in 1947, it became an official part of Fiesta in 1980. Candidates to the title raise extensive scholarship money, and actually, both kings bridge the city's major cultural groups. King Antonio and El Rey Feo, along with their courtly helpers, visit hospitals, schools and nursing homes in addition to making numerous appearances at Fiesta events. Clif (note: one 'f' is correct) Douglass, a Fiesta devotee shares that "It was a tremendous privilege for me to serve as King Antonio. One of the most memorable experiences was giving 23 checks to 23 different children's organizations in the San Antonio area for a total of $120,000."
Henry R. Munoz, III, a former El Rey Feo, told me, "The title is 'The People's King' and is an icon of inclusiveness and opportunity that very simply says 'Fiesta is for everyone.' Through this tradition millions of dollars have been raised, to educate thousands of young people who are making a difference for the future our state." In essence, all of Fiesta is about the community of sharing and caring. And having fun. The tradition of obtaining and exchanging badges is one of the most fun components of the celebration. All the official activities have their specially designed badge, so that a sash of several dozen truly becomes a badge of honor for each willing merrymaker.
To further understand the scope of the celebration, attending any of the nearly one hundred events is recommended, but there are a few that stand apart, all steeped in a tradition that makes ever year's Fiesta feel as fresh as the gardenias on a parade float. The Battle of Flowers Parade has dozens upon dozens of floral-laden floats to captivate any onlooker with a sense of awe. Planned and directed completely by women, these ladies work hard to make sure the parade theme is not only respected, but also breathtakingly represented. The Fiesta Flambeau Parade, founded in 1948, is different in scope. It encourages surrounding communities to enter floats from their own local festivals. The River Parade, which marks the official arrival to Fiesta of King Antonio, it's a spectacle to see the floats navigate the narrow barge. Nearly a quarter of a million people line the banks to see the magic. A Night in Old San Antonio, sponsored by the San Antonio Conservation Society, works to save local buildings and maintain the city's heritage with its nocturnal celebration of food and frolic.
Lest the ceremonious side of Fiesta be taken too seriously, you can count on Cornyation, a raucous, several night long show that lampoons San Antonio headlines and personalities. Any insider can tell you that tortillas irreverently thrown on stage in a gesture of solidarity with the humor is a high point of the performance. The local schools and colleges get involved, too. St. Mary's Oyster Bake is a tradition of live music and the consumption of over 100,000 oysters. There are also events as varied as the Women's Fiesta Soccer Tournament to Hermann's Happiness, a celebration of indigenous German food and culture. The Fiesta San Antonio Commission governs this yearly endeavor, which is financially self-supporting. It's important to note that Fiesta receives no direct of city funding, relying instead on membership dues, corporate partnerships and licensed merchandising sales. But it's the combined millions of hours of heart and soul that put on this elaborate celebration that does so much for so many, rightfully placing the legends of Fiesta at the top of list of what best represents the spirit of Texas.


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My girl crush on Jane Birkin is probably eternal, despite a rather dismissive interview published here.
However, like any crush, you eventually have your head turned by others, and these days I–and many other women–admire American Linda Rodin, former stylist and model, current skin-care entrepreneur.
"I don't buy anything I can't wash." She buys Uniqulo $39 jeans in quantity.
"I'm a creature of habit, and I'm easy. I can't bear to do anything with my hair—I've been wearing it up for the past 10 years and I cut it myself. I started going gray at 35, and I just let it go."
"I can't always afford to buy designers—unless they're on sale... I only buy designers for very special things and for handbags and shoes."
She mixes these with items from discounters, department stores, markets or little shops she finds on her travels, searching for pieces like the vintage Czech blouse, left.
"I won't wear high heals anymore–except maybe once a year—because I'm not comfortable. I love ballet slippers and Mary Janes and lace-up men's shoes."
Both are exemplars of unfussy, individual style that is the antithesis of the strenuously-preserved image some women in our cohort attempt in an effort to "look young".
Yes, both have maintained their lithe model figures and have beautiful bone structure.
They have access to fashion industry luminaries, which means deals, perks, gifts: considerable advantages. But let's not throw the beauty out with her bathwater: they have the eye. Each has a fondness for found treasures and personal objects, creating living spaces full of memories and meaning.
For a peek at Rodin's NYC apartment, see this slideshow at refinery29, written by Christine Barberich.
Each says that her approach is to float above the trends, to live with what they have become (though Birkin uses haircolour), to reject surgery on their faces. These are two cool girls, but also grown women. Should you stand next to them, they would look at ease.
I like it, and I'm seeing it on the street more and more, regardless of size or shape. Is it me (or where I live?) or is there a shift to more natural-looking women past 50?
And yes, both of these women exemplify what I think 50+ should look like.
that should have read either--the size of my frame or because of my body type.
Love reading these types of stories. Basically everything Linda said is my life now...however, like Birkin, I still color my hair...not sure when I will have the courage to stop. I do agree that when you chase youth...you look older. I especially see that with fashion selections some women over 50 make. Enjoyed this post immensely!!
I worked in a friend's cosmetic boutique over the holidays so I was able to check out Linda Rodin's Olio Lusso brand in person. Unfortunately, I think it is a lot of marketing hype, and I honestly would recommend other products over these. But, I do agree, she is very beautiful and stylish!
Just wanted to let you know that I have awarded your blog a "Very Inspiring Blogger" award in my latest blog post. I really appreciate your point of view and opinions on style! Thank you for the wonderful blog and I hope there will be many more posts to come.
I actually find the very slim lithe body type is stereotypically rich old-lady. I used to be naturally anorexic thin in my 20s, gained weight in my 40s and lost it in my 50s. You look too "bird like" if you aim for the super slim look, you can see it in Linda Rodin when she wears skirts. Nancy Reagan and the Duchess of Windsor all had that same obsession with a skinny body type and no, it's not youthful.
What is more attractive on me with a small body frame is what I call slim plus 10 pounds with an actual defined waist-to-hip ratio - most women are matronly because of no waistline not because of 10 extra pounds.
The other big difference I see between boomer women and the 70+ group is they don't sign up for the ubiquitous men's wash and wear haircut or the poodle perms, many maintain longer hair.
I love the eccentric living spaces also.
We can only hope. No question that your stylist woman floats in the general ream I aspire to, with shorter legs and less tolerance for Bohemian. Bohemian, both in the boho and the Czech meaning:).
I think what comes through with both of these women is a sense of ease and comfort as well as style. They are comfortable with themselves and it shows. It's that ease more than anything else that reads "current" to me.
I completely agree with anon, I think that over 50 (huge sweeping generalistation I know, forgive me) women look better with a few pounds on them, just a few mind, that bony skeletal frail bird look that so many go hungry to maintain is so ageing.
Must go check out Rodin's apartment, I like her style here.
Oh goodness might have to lie down, it was like an explosion in a cup cake factory!
I wish I hadn't read that interview with Jane Birkin you linked to - I think it might have ended my crush. Yes, both these women look great, but from what I've read, their incredible self involvement is quite a turn off.
"Chasing youth" is all so relative. JB dresses very young, yet can pull it off beautifully because she has that long legged boyish frame. So it's all a fine line?
I think that women over 50 look better with minimal make up. Skincare is very important and good skin is youthful.
Skinny seems too gaunt on many older women it shows up on their faces more than women with a little extra padding.
Jane Birkin certainly seems to float above the trends. It is interesting that many of our crushes are those who do listen to different drummers.
Thank you for introducing me to Linda. Her decor is a bit out there for my tastes though!
I hope so - and I love Rodin's facelift comment!
Susan; Wish some of the great lifts were identified, as I think we have all seen the grotesque ones and do not even notice the artful ones. But I am terrified of it.
Pam: I've been mulling for awhile whether it takes courage or just the right combination of gray and skin tone. Some of my acquaintances just plain got fed up with maintenance.
Louise: Lucky you. I would *love* to try it, just curious- but not for %$150! Thanks very much for the award.
Anon@ 8:20: I find a lot has to do with posture and vitality. I've seen the birdy women you describe but also some slim, vital women of 60+. A lot of it is manner. And as one wit said, a waist is a terrible thing to mind.
frugal: Yes, though I couldn't live amid the clutter!
LPC: I see the references between you two!
Pseu: My late, wonderful hairdresser advised any woman considering going grey to wrap a grey towel or sweater around hear head like a turban and see how she liked having much less definition between her skin and hair. he was not against grey but said he re-coloured about half the women who tried it.
Bourbon: I too think Rodin would look wonderful with more weight but remember, she is in the fashion world where being thin-thin is the thing; even if it doesn't look good to us, certain cultures really prize that.
Kathy: I though it was kind of mean; Jane Birkin has been interviewed a zillion times and why should *this* reporter expect her to dive deep and reveal her innermost soul? When a subject is slammed for not revealing enough, I think, "Good for her". I guess Jane would have to spit in my beer for me to dislike her.
hostess: While too thin is not a good look, the statistics indicate we, as a nation are moving in the other direction. That's not a defense of losing too much, just an observation that a lot of us are fighting creeping toward too much weight. Birkin has said she was once naturally thin but now has to really watch what she eats.
Rodin claims to not diet and says has has 2 glasses of wine and a small piece of chocolate per night.
That's Not My Age: I've heard Bobbi Brown say something similar, and it gives me comfort.
Duchesse, I read the Birkin interview which made her look MOST unattractive as a person. I have to say that while she is cute, she has not aged that well if you look at the photos of her at a younger age. I could not even tell that she is the same person--must be all that hard living!
About gray hair. I think those of us who are turning white, not gray, are a bit more fortunate. Yes, there is very little contrast with our skin, but it's still better than a steel gray. Also, you have to remember that most hairdressers have a vested interested in continuing to do color for their clients. Perhaps the gray towel test is not entirely accurate. My issue with colored hair on older women is the harshness. I've seen a few color jobs on older women that looked good, but usually only on those who have gone lighter than their natural color. I know there must be exceptions though. The MOST important thing is to be happy with your choice. I don't know that others would choose the route that I am going with my hair, and the good news is that they don't have to!
Great post as always, from now on I will adopt your rule of avoiding any shop where you cannot imagine to run into xyz.
Translation: most of the $500 goes into the pockets of owner, retailer, some for marketing and packaging and more than 95% of the remaining few dollars is (drum roll please): water, glycerin, some algae (forget La Mer, algae are not skin care miracles), paraffin (think baby oil) and some potato extract (yes potatoes!). The rest (5% or less) is some silicone oil, some Vitamin E (mostly to protect the product from oxidation), preservatives (Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Methylparaben, Sorbic Acid, Tetrasodium EDTA, Chlorphenesin, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Butylparaben, Propylparaben) and fragrance (Fragrance (Aroma), Linalool, Limonene).
It is an outrage, it is almost robbery! I have studied cosmetics chemistry and you have to believe that not one ingredient in this can transform or even improve your skin. Not one ingredient is worth even a faction of the outrageous price, not one iota of research went into formulation. Clinique, Estee Lauder, Olay and Neutrogena (and many more brands at department stores and drugstores) have much much better formulated products at a fraction of the price.
Please believe me when I say I have no agenda here. I have nothing against Sisley, I am not going to promote any other product, I am not gaining anything from writing this (if anything I am spending my time) but it saddens me that you possibly think Sisleya is the way to good skin just based on an image.
Rodin's oil is not much better for the record. Some great plant oils which would be less luxurious but much better for skin without the fragrance. Not as special as they want us to believe and still absurdly overpriced.
With some basic knowledge you can spend that $500 on an entire regimen with great products that will have a proven benefit for your skin and will last you more than 6 months, even a year.
i.e.: On the contrary, I thank you for your careful dissection of Sisleya.
I use mid-priced drugstore products (Nivea,Boots) because- like you (but lacking the technical knowledge)- I find skin products shockingly overpriced. But I have several French friends who swear by Sisleya and Birkin, in an interview, said it was "the best, but so expensive".
Rodin always mentions the Triad facials she gets from Dr. David Colbert- I was also thinking of their access to treatments as well as products.
Yikes, she has a cluttered apartment. Or at least cluttered in things I loathe like lots of mismatched glasses. Being there would make me anxious.
Rodin has to have "thin genes" regardless of her diet. Even if she is eating a healthy Mediterranean diet, or actually "eating" something, she's so thin. At least she has a bit more on her arms and legs than the frighteningly ropy Madonna. I have a rule of thumb - when I can see your tendons and blood vessels that clearly, I'm scared.
Artful Lawyer: I could never live with that amount of stuff and detail but had fun peeking.
Julia Llewellyn Smith is a young woman. The article on Jane Birkin reflects the judgements of today on the customs of the past. As a young woman Jane behaved as many of us were taught to - please the man- coupled with the freedom of birth control for the first time. Llewellyn Smith seems herself to be to be narcissistic and resentful of a woman who doesn't notice her much.I am suspicious of her motives.
I have found that the problem with white/grey hair is that between the age of 60 and 70 - it makes you look older. I went white at 35and I loved it through to 60. Then I would go places with my sister - one year younger with colored hair - and everyone would think I was her mother. At 61 alopecia set in so for the last 9 years I have been blonde (wig)and no one thinks I'm my age.
diverchic: I had pretty much the same take, thought interviewer was annoyed with Jane for not 'confiding' in *her*.
ming: A young or even midlife person with grey hair often looks novel and exotic, a 60+ person with grey hair just looks their age. Nothing wrong with looking one's age, but we do lose the effect of originality.
While these women's style is not my own, I really like the whole idea of simply being "yourself," in a compleat package. I feel sad for those who keep trying on new styles (of hair, of clothes, or anything) to try to find out who they are to be a bit discombobulating. I told someone today that my goal in life is to be as comfortable in my work clothes as I am in pajamas, even when dressed up. That's why I loathe suits and blazers. But my "uniform" of turtleneck cashmere sweaters, button downs, skirts or trousers with moderate heels or loafers suits me, as does my sunscreen/mascara/red lips. Simple. Uneventful. But so much more impactful than those who try too hard.
While I admire Birkin's attitude with aging I can't help but cringe a little whenever I see her wearing a low cut top that dips down almost to her navel or one that is slouching too far off the shoulder. There is a recent movie that she is in involving a carnival - sorry I forget the title. In this film she is braless and wearing the aforementioned top throughout. I'm sorry but it made me feel a bit sad for her because it seemed like such an overt attempt at "sexiness." Besides that though I think she is gorgeous.
Gretchen: My, you sound chic!
Anon@8:52: In a movie I doubt she is dressing herself; that sounds quite unappealing for any mature woman.
Duchesse, I wouldn't say chic...content and comfortable enough to accept that wrinkles and a bit of squishiness are far less important than finding joy in the uncomplicated!
I enjoyed this post a lot, I find both these women worthy of a second look, and a bit of thought to what makes them so attractive.
Seems to me that health and attitude are key factors to aging gracefully. Moving with vitality, and being interested in what is going on around you will always be attractive, but is perhaps harder to maintain than going for the bottle of hair dye. My mother-in-law is my best role model. She kept going at break-neck speed (travel and politics) until the age of 87, when her health started to go. She is still with us at 93, still living independently in her own flat, still as sharp as ever, but she looks her age now. I am determined to keep moving as long as I can - that´s my personal plan for the approaching old age. At some point, what you stop doing, you stop being able to do.
Viktoria: Agree mobility is enormously important. Women should pay attention to bone density and range of motion, but we tend to fixate on weight. My mother was intellectually sharp but increasingly frail till she died at 99; one of her greatest regrets was having to give up bridge because she could not sit for hours at a table. She did not lost significant mobility till about 96, after a fall.
I'm grateful that more women over 50 are modeling a more contented, "natural" aesthetic. Gives me something to look forward to (I'm 44).
women. They seem different in many ways. My example of a woman of our age is Inez because of her joy and happiness and freshness.
However there are women that I come into contact with on a daily basis that I learn from and admire and my hope is that I do the same for them.
Anon@7:36: I'm not sure who the Inez is to whom you refer; is it Inez Andrews, the singer?
Duchesse - me too on Clinique's Turn Around cream. I'm convinced it's permantly faded an age spot. And it just made my face look softer, dewy and less wrinkled while I was using it. I need to travel so I can get some on duty free!
Also, I'm going to keep colouring my hair for ever (or at least for ages) as I think grey hair only looks good on about 5% of the people who have it. Mostly it just looks old to me.
Eleanorjane: Perhaps we have similar skin? I have tried endless list of products, from basic to ultra high end, and that is the sole that made an observable difference. Lucky you to get it duty-free!
They are both interesting and appealing, and yet, I wish there were more less-than-rail-thin women out there to admire.
Is recherché a compliment or a put down? I looked it up and it's not at all clear. Sounds like it might mean crossing the line between refined and overrefined.
Susan Partian: I use "recherché" to mean "studied" or "approached through careful deliberation". While Birkin often looks blithely unconcerned with her clothes (probably not the case, though), you can see the thought in Rodkin's outfits.
Thank makes sense, and I see what you mean.
I will say loudly with a same voice to Susan that "This is such a great post today. I enjoyed reading the dismissive interview and seeing the NYC apartment (which was also a bit cluttered for me, but still quite interesting.)"
Thanks for sharing Linda Rodin with us. She is really an inspiration. While looking at photos online I noticed she wears a lot of tinted glasses. Not sunglasses, but lightly tinted glasses. I like the way it looks, but am wondering if I could pull it off, or actually, if anyone living a less urban and stylish life as Linda, can. What do you think.
cgk: One of her signatures; she has said therefore she doesn't need eye makeup!
I've seen barely-tinted glasses in the sunglasses section of every department store this spring.
Why not visit a store, try on a pair and see if you like them? If you need prescription lenses, I'd experiment that way first as it's a big investment.
Thank you Duchesse, I will do just that! I worry I will look like an has-been rock star, but a little experimentation never hurt anyone.


text:
static int MakeRequestID() {
  // NOTE: The resource_dispatcher_host also needs probably unique
  // request_ids, so they count down from -2 (-1 is a special we're
  // screwed value), while the renderer process counts up.
  static int next_request_id = 0;
  return next_request_id++;
}

// ResourceLoaderBridge implementation ----------------------------------------

namespace webkit_glue {

class IPCResourceLoaderBridge : public ResourceLoaderBridge {
 public:
  IPCResourceLoaderBridge(ResourceDispatcher* dispatcher,
                          const std::string& method,
                          const GURL& url,
                          const GURL& policy_url,
                          const GURL& referrer,
                          const std::string& frame_origin,
                          const std::string& main_frame_origin,
                          const std::string& headers,
                          int load_flags,
                          int origin_pid,
                          ResourceType::Type resource_type,
                          uint32_t request_context,
                          int app_cache_context_id,
                          int route_id);
  virtual ~IPCResourceLoaderBridge();

  // ResourceLoaderBridge
  virtual void AppendDataToUpload(const char* data, int data_len);
  virtual void AppendFileRangeToUpload(const FilePath& path,
                                       uint64_t offset, uint64_t length);
  virtual void SetUploadIdentifier(int64_t identifier);
  virtual bool Start(Peer* peer);
  virtual void Cancel();
  virtual void SetDefersLoading(bool value);
  virtual void SyncLoad(SyncLoadResponse* response);

#ifdef LOG_RESOURCE_REQUESTS
  const std::string& url() const { return url_; }
#endif

 private:
  ResourceLoaderBridge::Peer* peer_;

  // The resource dispatcher for this loader.  The bridge doesn't own it, but
  // it's guaranteed to outlive the bridge.
  ResourceDispatcher* dispatcher_;

  // The request to send, created on initialization for modification and
  // appending data.
  ViewHostMsg_Resource_Request request_;

  // ID for the request, valid once Start()ed, -1 if not valid yet.
  int request_id_;

  // The routing id used when sending IPC messages.
  int route_id_;

#ifdef LOG_RESOURCE_REQUESTS
  // indicates the URL of this resource request for help debugging
  std::string url_;
#endif
};

IPCResourceLoaderBridge::IPCResourceLoaderBridge(
    ResourceDispatcher* dispatcher,
    const std::string& method,
    const GURL& url,
    const GURL& policy_url,
    const GURL& referrer,
    const std::string& frame_origin,
    const std::string& main_frame_origin,
    const std::string& headers,
    int load_flags,
    int origin_pid,
    ResourceType::Type resource_type,
    uint32_t request_context,
    int app_cache_context_id,
    int route_id)
    : peer_(NULL),
      dispatcher_(dispatcher),
      request_id_(-1),
      route_id_(route_id) {
  DCHECK(dispatcher_) << "no resource dispatcher";
  request_.method = method;
  request_.url = url;
  request_.policy_url = policy_url;
  request_.referrer = referrer;
  request_.frame_origin = frame_origin;
  request_.main_frame_origin = main_frame_origin;
  request_.headers = headers;
  request_.load_flags = load_flags;
  request_.origin_pid = origin_pid;
  request_.resource_type = resource_type;
  request_.request_context = request_context;
  request_.app_cache_context_id = app_cache_context_id;

#ifdef LOG_RESOURCE_REQUESTS
  url_ = url.possibly_invalid_spec();
#endif
}

IPCResourceLoaderBridge::~IPCResourceLoaderBridge() {
  // we remove our hook for the resource dispatcher only when going away, since
  // it doesn't keep track of whether we've force terminated the request
  if (request_id_ >= 0) {
    // this operation may fail, as the dispatcher will have preemptively
    // removed us when the renderer sends the ReceivedAllData message.
    dispatcher_->RemovePendingRequest(request_id_);
  }
}

void IPCResourceLoaderBridge::AppendDataToUpload(const char* data,
                                                 int data_len) {
  DCHECK(request_id_ == -1) << "request already started";

  // don't bother appending empty data segments
  if (data_len == 0)
    return;

  if (!request_.upload_data)
    request_.upload_data = new net::UploadData();
  request_.upload_data->AppendBytes(data, data_len);
}

void IPCResourceLoaderBridge::AppendFileRangeToUpload(
    const FilePath& path, uint64_t offset, uint64_t length) {
  DCHECK(request_id_ == -1) << "request already started";

  if (!request_.upload_data)
    request_.upload_data = new net::UploadData();
  request_.upload_data->AppendFileRange(path, offset, length);
}

void IPCResourceLoaderBridge::SetUploadIdentifier(int64_t identifier) {
  DCHECK(request_id_ == -1) << "request already started";

  if (!request_.upload_data)
    request_.upload_data = new net::UploadData();
  request_.upload_data->set_identifier(identifier);
}

// Writes a footer on the message and sends it
bool IPCResourceLoaderBridge::Start(Peer* peer) {
  if (request_id_ != -1) {
    NOTREACHED() << "Starting a request twice";
    return false;
  }

  RESOURCE_LOG("Starting request for " << url_);

  peer_ = peer;

  // generate the request ID, and append it to the message
  request_id_ = dispatcher_->AddPendingRequest(peer_, request_.resource_type);

  return dispatcher_->message_sender()->Send(
      new ViewHostMsg_RequestResource(route_id_, request_id_, request_));
}

void IPCResourceLoaderBridge::Cancel() {
  if (request_id_ < 0) {
    NOTREACHED() << "Trying to cancel an unstarted request";
    return;
  }

  RESOURCE_LOG("Canceling request for " << url_);

  dispatcher_->message_sender()->Send(
      new ViewHostMsg_CancelRequest(route_id_, request_id_));

  // We can't remove the request ID from the resource dispatcher because more
  // data might be pending. Sending the cancel message may cause more data
  // to be flushed, and will then cause a complete message to be sent.
}

void IPCResourceLoaderBridge::SetDefersLoading(bool value) {
  if (request_id_ < 0) {
    NOTREACHED() << "Trying to (un)defer an unstarted request";
    return;
  }

  dispatcher_->SetDefersLoading(request_id_, value);
}

void IPCResourceLoaderBridge::SyncLoad(SyncLoadResponse* response) {
  if (request_id_ != -1) {
    NOTREACHED() << "Starting a request twice";
    response->status.set_status(URLRequestStatus::FAILED);
    return;
  }

  RESOURCE_LOG("Making sync request for " << url_);

  request_id_ = MakeRequestID();

  SyncLoadResult result;
  IPC::Message* msg = new ViewHostMsg_SyncLoad(route_id_, request_id_,
                                               request_, &result);
  if (!dispatcher_->message_sender()->Send(msg)) {
    response->status.set_status(URLRequestStatus::FAILED);
    return;
  }

  response->status = result.status;
  response->url = result.final_url;
  response->headers = result.headers;
  response->mime_type = result.mime_type;
  response->charset = result.charset;
  response->data.swap(result.data);
}

}  // namespace webkit_glue

// ResourceDispatcher ---------------------------------------------------------

ResourceDispatcher::ResourceDispatcher(IPC::Message::Sender* sender)
    : message_sender_(sender),
      ALLOW_THIS_IN_INITIALIZER_LIST(method_factory_(this)) {
}

ResourceDispatcher::~ResourceDispatcher() {
}

// ResourceDispatcher implementation ------------------------------------------

bool ResourceDispatcher::OnMessageReceived(const IPC::Message& message) {
  if (!IsResourceDispatcherMessage(message)) {
    return false;
  }

  int request_id;

  void* iter = NULL;
  if (!message.ReadInt(&iter, &request_id)) {
    NOTREACHED() << "malformed resource message";
    return true;
  }

  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
    // This might happen for kill()ed requests on the webkit end, so perhaps it
    // shouldn't be a warning...
    DLOG(WARNING) << "Got response for a nonexistant or finished request";
    return true;
  }

  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;
  if (request_info.is_deferred) {
    request_info.deferred_message_queue.push_back(new IPC::Message(message));
    return true;
  }
  // Make sure any deferred messages are dispatched before we dispatch more.
  if (!request_info.deferred_message_queue.empty())
    FlushDeferredMessages(request_id);

  DispatchMessage(message);
  return true;
}

void ResourceDispatcher::OnDownloadProgress(
    const IPC::Message& message, int request_id, int64_t position, int64_t size) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
     DLOG(WARNING) << "Got download progress for a nonexistant or "
         " finished requests";
     return;
  }

  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;

  RESOURCE_LOG("Dispatching download progress for " <<
               request_info.peer->GetURLForDebugging());
  request_info.peer->OnDownloadProgress(position, size);

  // Send the ACK message back.
  IPC::Message::Sender* sender = message_sender();
  if (sender) {
    sender->Send(
        new ViewHostMsg_DownloadProgress_ACK(message.routing_id(), request_id));
  }
}

void ResourceDispatcher::OnUploadProgress(
    const IPC::Message& message, int request_id, int64_t position, int64_t size) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
    // this might happen for kill()ed requests on the webkit end, so perhaps
    // it shouldn't be a warning...
    DLOG(WARNING) << "Got upload progress for a nonexistant or "
        "finished request";
    return;
  }

  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;

  RESOURCE_LOG("Dispatching upload progress for " <<
               request_info.peer->GetURLForDebugging());
  request_info.peer->OnUploadProgress(position, size);

  // Acknowlegde reciept
  message_sender()->Send(
      new ViewHostMsg_UploadProgress_ACK(message.routing_id(), request_id));
}

void ResourceDispatcher::OnReceivedResponse(
    int request_id, const ResourceResponseHead& response_head) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
    // This might happen for kill()ed requests on the webkit end, so perhaps it
    // shouldn't be a warning...
    DLOG(WARNING) << "Got response for a nonexistant or finished request";
    return;
  }

  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;
  request_info.filter_policy = response_head.filter_policy;
  webkit_glue::ResourceLoaderBridge::Peer* peer = request_info.peer;
  if (request_info.filter_policy != FilterPolicy::DONT_FILTER) {
    // TODO(jcampan): really pass the loader bridge.
    webkit_glue::ResourceLoaderBridge::Peer* new_peer =
        SecurityFilterPeer::CreateSecurityFilterPeer(
            NULL, peer,
            request_info.resource_type, response_head.mime_type,
            request_info.filter_policy,
            net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE);
    if (new_peer) {
      request_info.peer = new_peer;
      peer = new_peer;
    }
  }

  RESOURCE_LOG("Dispatching response for " << peer->GetURLForDebugging());
  peer->OnReceivedResponse(response_head, false);
}

void ResourceDispatcher::OnReceivedData(const IPC::Message& message,
                                        int request_id,
                                        base::SharedMemoryHandle shm_handle,
                                        int data_len) {
  // Acknowlegde the reception of this data.
  message_sender()->Send(
      new ViewHostMsg_DataReceived_ACK(message.routing_id(), request_id));

  const bool shm_valid = base::SharedMemory::IsHandleValid(shm_handle);
  DCHECK((shm_valid && data_len > 0) || (!shm_valid && !data_len));
  base::SharedMemory shared_mem(shm_handle, true);  // read only

  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
    // this might happen for kill()ed requests on the webkit end, so perhaps
    // it shouldn't be a warning...
    DLOG(WARNING) << "Got data for a nonexistant or finished request";
    return;
  }

  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;

  if (data_len > 0 && shared_mem.Map(data_len)) {
    RESOURCE_LOG("Dispatching " << data_len << " bytes for " <<
                 request_info.peer->GetURLForDebugging());
    const char* data = static_cast<char*>(shared_mem.memory());
    request_info.peer->OnReceivedData(data, data_len);
  }
}

void ResourceDispatcher::OnReceivedRedirect(int request_id,
                                            const GURL& new_url) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
    // this might happen for kill()ed requests on the webkit end, so perhaps
    // it shouldn't be a warning...
    DLOG(WARNING) << "Got data for a nonexistant or finished request";
    return;
  }

  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;

  RESOURCE_LOG("Dispatching redirect for " <<
               request_info.peer->GetURLForDebugging());
  request_info.peer->OnReceivedRedirect(new_url);
}

void ResourceDispatcher::OnRequestComplete(int request_id,
                                           const URLRequestStatus& status,
                                           const std::string& security_info) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
    // this might happen for kill()ed requests on the webkit end, so perhaps
    // it shouldn't be a warning...
    DLOG(WARNING) << "Got 'complete' for a nonexistant or finished request";
    return;
  }

  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;
  webkit_glue::ResourceLoaderBridge::Peer* peer = request_info.peer;

  RESOURCE_LOG("Dispatching complete for " <<
               request_info.peer->GetURLForDebugging());

  if (status.status() == URLRequestStatus::CANCELED &&
      status.os_error() != net::ERR_ABORTED) {
    // Resource canceled with a specific error are filtered.
    SecurityFilterPeer* new_peer =
        SecurityFilterPeer::CreateSecurityFilterPeerForDeniedRequest(
            request_info.resource_type,
            request_info.peer,
            status.os_error());
    if (new_peer) {
      request_info.peer = new_peer;
      peer = new_peer;
    }
  }

  // The request ID will be removed from our pending list in the destructor.
  // Normally, dispatching this message causes the reference-counted request to
  // die immediately.
  peer->OnCompletedRequest(status, security_info);

  webkit_glue::NotifyCacheStats();
}

int ResourceDispatcher::AddPendingRequest(
    webkit_glue::ResourceLoaderBridge::Peer* callback,
    ResourceType::Type resource_type) {
  // Compute a unique request_id for this renderer process.
  int id = MakeRequestID();
  pending_requests_[id] = PendingRequestInfo(callback, resource_type);
  return id;
}

bool ResourceDispatcher::RemovePendingRequest(int request_id) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end())
    return false;
  pending_requests_.erase(it);
  return true;
}

void ResourceDispatcher::SetDefersLoading(int request_id, bool value) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end()) {
    NOTREACHED() << "unknown request";
    return;
  }
  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;
  if (value) {
    request_info.is_deferred = value;
  } else if (request_info.is_deferred) {
    request_info.is_deferred = false;
    MessageLoop::current()->PostTask(FROM_HERE,
        method_factory_.NewRunnableMethod(
            &ResourceDispatcher::FlushDeferredMessages, request_id));
  }
}

void ResourceDispatcher::DispatchMessage(const IPC::Message& message) {
  IPC_BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(ResourceDispatcher, message)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(ViewMsg_Resource_UploadProgress, OnUploadProgress)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(ViewMsg_Resource_DownloadProgress, OnDownloadProgress)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(ViewMsg_Resource_ReceivedResponse, OnReceivedResponse)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(ViewMsg_Resource_ReceivedRedirect, OnReceivedRedirect)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(ViewMsg_Resource_DataReceived, OnReceivedData)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(ViewMsg_Resource_RequestComplete, OnRequestComplete)
  IPC_END_MESSAGE_MAP()
}

void ResourceDispatcher::FlushDeferredMessages(int request_id) {
  PendingRequestList::iterator it = pending_requests_.find(request_id);
  if (it == pending_requests_.end())  // The request could have become invalid.
    return;
  PendingRequestInfo& request_info = it->second;
  if (request_info.is_deferred)
    return;
  // Because message handlers could result in request_info being destroyed,
  // we need to work with a stack reference to the deferred queue.
  MessageQueue q;
  q.swap(request_info.deferred_message_queue);
  while (!q.empty()) {
    IPC::Message* m = q.front();
    q.pop_front();
    DispatchMessage(*m);
    delete m;
  }
}

webkit_glue::ResourceLoaderBridge* ResourceDispatcher::CreateBridge(
    const std::string& method,
    const GURL& url,
    const GURL& policy_url,
    const GURL& referrer,
    const std::string& frame_origin,
    const std::string& main_frame_origin,
    const std::string& headers,
    int flags,
    int origin_pid,
    ResourceType::Type resource_type,
    uint32_t request_context,
    int app_cache_context_id,
    int route_id) {
  return new webkit_glue::IPCResourceLoaderBridge(this, method, url, policy_url,
                                                  referrer, frame_origin,
                                                  main_frame_origin, headers,
                                                  flags, origin_pid,
                                                  resource_type,
                                                  request_context,
                                                  app_cache_context_id,
                                                  route_id);
}

bool ResourceDispatcher::IsResourceDispatcherMessage(
    const IPC::Message& message) {
  switch (message.type()) {
    case ViewMsg_Resource_DownloadProgress::ID:
    case ViewMsg_Resource_UploadProgress::ID:
    case ViewMsg_Resource_ReceivedResponse::ID:
    case ViewMsg_Resource_ReceivedRedirect::ID:
    case ViewMsg_Resource_DataReceived::ID:
    case ViewMsg_Resource_RequestComplete::ID:
      return true;

    default:
      break;
  }

  return false;
}

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Catalyst C138/8200063760/112729536000 from Renault Scenic
The C138/8200063760/112729536000 catalyst is used by Renault in the cars they manufacture. They are characterized by a rather unusual shape. They consist of two lumps – bigger and smaller – in which the interior is adequately larger and smaller ceramic insert, saturated with palladium. As you can see in the cross-section below, the cartridges differ in color, and thus in the content of this valuable noble element. The length of the model is just over 45 cm, and the weight of the cartridge is exceptionally large and amounts to over 1.30 kg. This device is available in Renault Scenic, version 1.6 gasoline from 2002.
Catalyst cross-section C138/8200063760/112729536000 with two ceramic inserts
Renault Scénic (Scénic up to 1999 and Renault Mégane Scénic up to 2009) is a minivan of the C segment, designed by the French company Renault. Scénic has been produced since 1996 at the Douai plant in northern France and in Brazil. Three generations are based on the Renault Megane design. Among its competitors there are such cars as Citroën Xsara Picasso, Citroen C4 Picasso, Ford C-Max, Opel Zafira, Peugeot 5008, SEAT Altea, Toyota Corolla Verso, Volkswagen Golf Plus and Volkswagen Touran.
The idea of creating this minivan came from the initial J64 project in the Megane group. The X64co project led to the creation of Méganes, which appeared in 1996. It consisted in creating a series of models with a common core that offered solutions for different needs of mid-range clients. The aim was to diversify the offer of medium-sized models, not to standardize customer needs for a single model.
This segment of medium-sized vehicles was the most important on the market. Presenting a group of solutions based on a medium vehicle was then an innovative idea. In addition to the philosophy of the group of models, for the first time on the market appeared a mid-range minivan. Until then, the minivans were only high-class vehicles. The idea of different solutions was very successful and that is why the competitors of Megane quickly adopted this idea and carried out similar projects.
The first version was launched in 1996 and became quickly imitated by other manufacturers. Scénic was awarded in 1997 as Car of the Year in Europe due to its innovative concept. Mechanically divides the components of the Renault Megane chassis and engines.
Renault Scenic from 2002
In 1999, the second phase was introduced with external aesthetic changes and new colors compared to the 1996 version (The most desirable was "Green Metallic Absinthe"). A new front was introduced, tire and light patterns changed. In addition, the official name has lost the name "Megane". In the second phase, a four-valve engine was also placed.
The range of gasoline engines includes 1.4 liters, with a maximum power of 75 hp, 1.6 liters of 90 or 110 hp, 1.8 120 hp and 2.0 liters of 115 or 140 hp.
Diesel, on the other hand, is 1.9D available in the atmospheric version of 65 hp, 1.9 dTi with a turbocharger and 80 HP and 100 HP fuel injection, and a direct injection of 1.9 dCi with common rail power of 105 hp.
In 2000, Renault developed a field car based on Scénic and named RX4. In this model, the company has redesigned the rear suspension and toughened the front. The new design of the rear suspension took the place of the spare wheel, so it was placed in the tailgate. The RX4 is higher thanks to the new suspension and larger wheels. It was available until 2003 with 2.0 hp with 140 hp or 1.9 dCi with 105 hp, and in some countries of South America, it was available until 2009.
The second generation Scénic was launched in 2003. The first 600 units were produced at the Nissan plant at CIVAC Jiutepec Morelos Mèxico by the Renault-Nissan group. There are two different bodies. The "Scénic" variant consists of five seats, and the longest "Grand Scénic" offers five and seven seats. It was named the best minivan in Europe from 2003-2009.
When it comes to safety, most models have stability control and traction control in their standard. Scénic received five stars and 34 points in the EuroNCAP test.
In October 2006, Renault renewed the Scénic offer, introducing small aesthetic changes at the front and changing the headlights to more modern ones with LEDs. There is also a panoramic permanent roof (previously only one opened) and a front proximity sensor. New body colors have also been added and tires and rims have been redesigned.
The third generation Scénic was officially presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 2009 and went on sale in May this year. Again there are two variants – short, with five seats and debts ("Grand Scénic") with five or seven. The same platform as in Megane III was used.
At the Geneva Motor Show 2016, Renault presented the fourth generation of Scénic. In October 2016 Grand Scénic was presented to the public at Paris Motor World. Both versions appeared in dealerships in 2016.
The shape is more like a SUV than a minivan, as we could see in the Renault Espace V concept. Scénic offers 20-inch wheels and in addition to the panoramic roof, a two-color finish.
The current price of catalysts C138/8200063760/112729536000 in addition to the promotion, you will always find in our price list.
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If you put in too much air, the medicine may be forced out of the syringe. Turn the vial upside down and hold it up in the air. Keep the needle tip in the medicine.
A needle is a thin hollow metal rod with a sharp point, which is part of a medical instrument called a syringe. It is used to put a drug into someone's body, or to take blood out.
A needle threader usually comes with many packages of assorted sewing needles but can also be found in the sewing notions section of your fabric store. That little wire gives you a big eye to thread even if your sewing needle has a tiny eye.
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