Problem: Article: In this case, on the left. Cut out a piece in the same way you did for the larger marquise.
Summary: Draw a smaller marquise inside the one that's already drawn; repeat the same steps for the upper half of the shape drawn. Draw a semicircle on the preferred side of the smaller marquise. Cut out a piece of the big marquise by erasing the lines shown in red. Create a smaller marquise shape at the bottom of the larger marquise. Fill in with color. Finished.

Problem: Article: Also make sure the mixture is not too hot when you put the eggs in or they will cook. Once all the eggs are mixed in, mix in the flour gradually until it is all mixed in and smooth. To check this, poke a clean knife into the centre of the cakes and if the knife comes out clean they are cooked. If not they need longer. For elegant decorations, follow the steps set out in the following sub-sections.
Summary: Preheat oven to 170 C (388 F). Melt butter and chocolate together in a double boiler until smooth. Mix in until all sugar has dissolved. Add eggs one at a time, being sure to mix well between each egg. Pour equal amounts of mixture into two lightly greased cake tins. Bake in oven for 25 minutes or until cooked. Take the cakes out of the tins and place them on cooling racks. Eat the cake as it is if you desire.

Problem: Article: The setup for this data table is much like for SUMIF, but it can support multiple criteria differing ranges. Make a column with numeric values, a second column with a conditional value (e.g. yes/no), and a third column with another conditional value (e.g. date). Select a cell and enter "=SUMIFS()". Within the parentheses enter the summation range, criteria ranges, and target criteria. Important to note, with SUMIFS the sum rage is the first value. For example, =SUMIFS(B1:B4, C1:C4, yes, D1:D4, ">1/1/2011"). This will calculate the sum of column B, as long as column C has the condition "yes" and column D reads a date later than 1/1/2011 (">" and "<" are symbols used to denote greater than and less than). Note that the ranges can be variable, which can be useful for large data tables.
Summary: Setup your data table. Enter your SUMIFS function.

Problem: Article: The Victorian period lasted from June 1837 to January 1901 (but the style didn't end until 1912), a time in the late 1830s and early 1900s, taking over about two thirds of the nineteenth century. Over the 63 years of the era, the fashion (as well as many other things) had changed drastically. The Victorian Era's name originated from Queen Victoria's reign. Learn who lived in it and take your inspirations directly from your home or findings.
Summary:
Know the basics of the era. If you have been inspired by your "Victorian" style home, then study the characteristics.