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Lets say you have a big night planned. The first thing you would probably do is book yourself into your favourite salon, with your favourite stylist to get your hair looking fantastic. Then you look through your wardrobe to find "that dress". The one that will make you look like your floating effortlessly across the room when you dance. The one that makes you stand out from the rest. The one that give you the attention.
The right dress can do that, but the wrong dress will have the opposite effect. And if you choose the wrong style of dress for the occasion, will have people thinking your a style disaster. So here we will examine some of the occasions that require a certain type of dress and the options that are open to you.
Ball Gowns
A ball gown is a long flowing dress that is required at formal functions. The dress code on the invitation will either say "white tie" or "evening dress" and the event will be something similar to an award ceremony or most functions. Ball gowns can be thought of as the ultimate dress and as such they are made from the most expensive and luxurious like silk and velvet.
Length wise they should either be touching the floor (known as full-length) or floating around your ankles (known as ballerina). Ball gowns are usually fully skirted, exquisitely made and exotically trimmed. They are designed to reveal your shoulders and generally are decollete in style (meaning a cleavage produced by a low-cut neckline). Do not show too much cleavage though as this will not be acceptable at most functions.
Evening Gowns
Similar to a ball gown but just not as extravagant, an evening dress is the normal dress style required when the invitation states "black tie". Made from silk, chiffon and satin they too are ornately designed and delicately decorated. Dress lengths are not as strict as for ball gowns and allow for full-length, ballerina and tea-length (meaning the dress ends between your ankle or mid calf but never exposes the knee).
For colder evenings accessorise your evening dress with a stole as these are worn over the shoulders and will provide a wind break for exposed shoulders. You can also add some couture jewellery to your evening dress. Look for embellishments such as lace trimming, ruching, diamantes, sequins and ruffles.
Cocktail Dresses
Cocktail dresses are sometime suitable for semi-formal events (our advise is always to confirm this if the dress code is "black tie") but more generally for cocktail parties and events where the atmosphere is generally more relaxed and less formal. A cocktail dress is like a shortened evening dress and normally hang from the knee to your mid-calk, although some can end around your ankles.
Cocktail dresses are less defined by length but more by the level of finish and the materials they are made from which separates them from normal dresses. Traditionally black used to be the required colour for a cocktail dress but these days feel free to express yourself in a red, blue or even pink if you wish to stand out from the sea of black cocktail dresses. Bandeau styles accentuate your shoulders but if they are not your best feature then coordinate your cocktail dress with a shrug or small cardigan.
And above all remember to smile and be confident! To help you choose the right dress please read our dress styles advice [http://www.knowmysize.net/Advice/DressStyles.aspx] to decide which dress type is suitable for your event or your invitation.
When you have decided which style of dress you need then for the largest range (over one thousand evening dresses) online come and see all of our Ball, cocktail and evening dresses
MLB - Crawford Steals Six Bases, Tying for MLB Record
Eric Young did it in 1996 for the Rockies. Otis Nixon did it in 1991 for the Braves. Eddie Collins did it – twice – in 1912 for the A’s. And now, Carl Crawford has done it on Sunday for the Tampa Bay Rays. In the eighth inning of the Rays’ game against the Boston Red Sox, Crawford tied an MLB record by stealing six bases in one game, a feat accomplished by only three other players since 1900.
Even the Red Sox acknowledged Crawford’s feat. Shortstop Julio Lugo admitted that Crawford is “an athlete, one of the fastest guys in the big leagues,” and catcher Jason Varitek agreed: “He’s good, and he’s got the speed to go along with it.”
The Red Sox went into the series smoking hot; they had won 12 of their 13 games and outscored the Rays in the first two games 19-2. Their victory sweep lulled on Saturday with 10-6 and was then halted altogether on Sunday.
The first inning was a dubious one for the Rays, but they recovered. James Shields gave a bases-loaded single to J.D. Drew, but afterwards managed to keep runners off of third. He pitched up to the eighth, striking out six and walking two; he allowed only one run and six hits altogether. In the eighth, with one on and one out, he was replaced by J.P. Howell.
By the eighth, Crawford was 4-for-4 with an RBI. He had already stolen bases in the first, third, fifth, seventh innings. With two outs, the four-time AL stolen base champion slid into second for the fifth time, marking his sixth overall game steal, and launching him into MLB record books. The crowd of over 32,000 exploded, and the scoreboard flashed a message recognizing the achievement.
Crawford, however, remained oblivious.
With his focus on the game, and without any discussion of stats, the lefty had no idea what he had accomplished.
“I found out late,” Crawford confessed. “I wish I had known during the game. I probably would have broken it if I knew. I’d have definitely tried.”
Jason Bartlett and Michel Hernandez also stole bases for the Rays, finishing the game with a franchise record of 8.
But Sunday night’s victory undoubtedly goes to Carl Crawford. Crawford now leads the major league in steals with 17. He is ahead of former leader Jacoby Ellsbury of Boston, who lags behind with 13.
Varitek blamed himself for Crawford’s first steal. His throw placed the ball in centerfield, giving Crawford an opportunity to move into second. “I just threw it away,” he stated. But even when Varitek had great throws, and even when pitcher Brad Penny was 1.28 seconds to the plate on a steal, Crawford managed his steals. Boston manager Terry Francona shrugged: “We can’t go any faster than that,” he said. “He outran it.”
The Rays defeated the Red Sox 5-3.
But the Red Sox have not yet given up hope. With some 140 games left, the Red Sox have maintained their confidence. “I don’t think anybody’s hitting the panic button,” Boston’s Dustin Pedroia said.
Boston’s next game is with the Yankees, while the Rays’ next game is with the Orioles. Both games will take place on Tuesday, May 5.
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Wow, I feel like I was introduced to a WHOLE new world today....?
New kid at my work was really obnoxious. Was a total partier, anti-police, but funny at the same time. Now, I'm usually a pretty cool kid, but he was just over-powering in his want for attention. He was "in" with one of the cooler kids that work there, so he decided to pick on others - namely, me, sometimes, but I would shrug it off, and laugh sometimes, even snap back funnily lol.
But why does he need to be center of attention all the time? Feel the need to steal food?
He needs attention because apparently this is the only way he gets it. Start ignoring him when he behaves that way (treat him like a 3 yr old) and he'll stop.
America in the age of sneer
I grew up in a religion that loved everything I would be taught to disdain in graduate school: America, authority, marriage, motherhood, and divine revelation.
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