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Some well-known power hitters (like Virender Sehwag) hold the bat near the bottom of the handle, while others (like Adam Gilchrist) grip it near the top of the handle. The important thing is to find and use the grip that feels right and lets you comfortably make a full swing and follow-through. Some people say that holding the bat near the bottom gives more control, while holding it near the top gives you more power. However, your comfort level and your ability to swing freely and fully should be your main consideration when choosing the right power grip. Spread your legs to at least shoulder width or even a little wider. Square up your body and feet so that you are facing the bowleryour front leg might be only slightly forward. From this stance, you'll be better able to track the ball, then rotate your hips and drive your body toward it to make powerful contact. Like grips, though, batting stances are very personalized. If you feel more confident and comfortable in a more closed stance, that is probably the best option for youso long as you can rotate and drive forward with power. Your face should be pointed straight at the bowler so you can look at them (and the ball) with both eyes. Don't tilt your head to the left or right, eitherthe bill of your helmet or cap should be level with the ground. If your head is turned inward a little, you'll be tracking the ball primarily with one eye. But you can't be successful batting aggressively if you can't see the ball clearly! Stay focused on the bowler until they are about to release the ball. Then use both eyes to track the ball as it approaches you. To bat aggressively, you need to be able to immediately determine where the ball is headed and how to adjust your positioning and swing to make clean contact. Some people might think that careful tracking like this is better suited to defensive batting, while aggressive batting should be based on swinging away as hard as possible and hoping you make contact. However, you should think of aggressive batting as a more assertive use of defensive batting principles.

summary: Use the power grip that feels best to you. Set up your legs in a wide, square stance. Keep your head level and square to the bowler. Track the bowler and the ball with both eyes.

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" In English, this statement means "have a wonderful day." Passez is a conjugated form of the French verb "passer," meaning "pass" or "spend." Merveilleuse translates into "wonderful." Une journee means "a day." " Use this phrase to express your "best wishes" to someone on his or her birthday. Note that this is not an especially common birthday greeting, but it is acceptable to use. Meilleurs translates into "best," and "vux" translates into "wishes" or "greetings." " Use this greeting to congratulate someone on his or her birthday. This is not an especially common way to wish someone "happy birthday," but it is slightly more common to congratulate someone on his or her birthday in France than in the United States. Felicitations translates directly to "congratulations" in English. " This question is used to ask someone how old he or she is. Only ask this if you know the person well and have already wished him or her a happy birthday. This can easily be misconstrued as rude. You wouldn't ask a stranger how old they are in English, after all! Quel means "what" or "which." The French word "age" means "age" in English.

summary: Offer "Passez une merveilleuse journee! Tell someone "meilleurs vux. State "felicitations. Ask "quel age avez-vous?

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Flapper makeup is quite distinct and features long thin brows, lots of black kohl eyeliner, dark eyeshadow, and deep red, bow-shaped lips. To get the brow look, aim for long, relatively thin, and straight brows. If you don't want to pluck your eyebrows into the flapper shape, you can use a brow pencil to draw them in. Use dark eye shadow and eyeliner to create a smoky look. Use black, smudged eyeliner on both the top and bottom lids and create a dark, smokey eye with dark-colored eyeshadow. For details on creating a smokey eye, see How to Get Smokey Eyes. Use a soft pink blush right across the apples of your cheeks. Use a deep red matte lipstick for lips. Try to emphasize the heart shape of your lips by lining your cupid's bow and filling out your bottom lip with lip liner. The true hallmark of flapper style is the bob--a short, cropped haircut that was radically unconventional for its time. If you don't have short hair or can't emulate it, curls are the watchword of flapper style, so style your hair in pin curls or soft waves. See How to Create Pin Curls or How to Style Finger Waves for more detailed instructions. If you already have short or bobbed hair, you can style it like a true flapper by creating waves that lay close to the head using hot rollers or a curling iron. If you don't have short hair, you can fake a bob by fashioning your hair in a chignon (a low bun) or a rolled ponytail (pull hair in a low ponytail and tuck and pin the ponytail under, optionally securing/disguising the tucked pony with a headband or ribbon tied around your head). Or you can just wear a hat or skullcap (see Part Three) and not worry about hair at all. If you really want to embrace the flapper look but don't have hair amenable to the classic flapper bob, look for a bobbed wig. If you want to emulate Clara Bow, the iconic actress who embodied the flapper style on screen, look for a short, black-haired wig. If you want to pay tribute to the great style diva of the 20s, Coco Chanel, look for a short wavy wig in a dark brown color. If your inspiration is the great silent-film actress Mary Pickford, look for a short wavy-haired wig in a light brown or dark blonde color.
summary: Create a flapper-era face. Style your hair. Or buy a wig.