If you have an hourglass figure, your voluptuous curves contrast with your tiny waist. The key to dressing cute is to accumulate a wardrobe that highlights your figure, not hides it. Consider purchasing the following pieces to complement your curves: Belted jackets Crop tops Pencil Skirts Wrap dresses Wide-legged pants with a belted waist If you carry weight around the midsection and have a slim lower body, your body is apple shaped. The key to dressing cute is to wear clothing that emphasizes your slim legs and narrow shoulders, thus minimizing your midsections. Consider adding the following pieces to your wardrobe: Swing jackets Flowy peasant tops High-waisted circle skirts Shift dresses Low-waisted straight-legged pants If your body is pear shaped, the widest part of your figure is around your hips. The key to dressing cute and flattering your shape is to accentuate your torso in an effort to elongate and balance your figure. Consider adding the following essentials to your closest: Structured jackets Embellished tops A-line skirts Fit-and-flare dresses Boot-cut pants If you are banana shaped, you carry weight around your midsection while maintaining a slim lower and upper body. The key to flattering your figure and dressing cute is to don garments that create the illusion that your hips and bust are proportional to the rest of your body. This is accomplished by highlight the narrowest part of your waist. Consider filling your closet with the following pieces: Cropped jackets with a banded bottom Ruffled tops Mini skirts Dresses with side cut-outs Tapered pants
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One-sentence summary -- Accentuate your hourglass figure. Complement your apple shape. Accentuate your pear shape. Complement your banana shape.

You have a higher chance of finding a compatible kidney donor through a family member, especially an immediate family member. You may consider asking your family members first about getting tested to be a kidney donor before you talk to friends or other acquaintances. The kidney donor must be over the age of 18. Though having a donor between the ages of 18 and 70 is ideal, people over 70 years old can donate an organ as long as they have a healthy medical history and are medically sound to withstand the operation. A good donor will also have a medical history free of kidney disease and will not have any major health issues that could lead to kidney problems. Preferably, you want a kidney donor who does not smoke tobacco or drink in excess. You should also try to find a donor who does not have diabetes and has a body weight within their normal range. If the donor is considered medically obese, they may need to try to lose weight in order to be a good donor. There are four different blood types, type O, type A, type B, and type AB. Type O is the most common blood type, followed by type A, type B, and then the rarest blood type, type AB. The donor's blood type must be compatible with your blood type for the transplant to go well. You should know your blood type and determine which blood types are compatible with yours so you can check to see if a donor will be a match. Type O blood types can donate to type O, A, B, and AB. Type A blood types can donate to type A and AB. Type B blood types can donate to type B and AB. Type AB can donate to type AB.
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One-sentence summary -- Ask family members first. Look for individuals between the ages of 18 and 70. Make sure the donor has a healthy medical history. Know which blood type is compatible to yours.

Metal wire can be found at a local craft store. You will find it in the jewelry making supply aisle. It's usually sold in a gold or silver finish. Each strip will be cut to be 2 feet (76 cm) long. Make the cut using a pair of wire cutters. Set the wires off to the side. The wire cutters are sharp. Use caution. String a bead onto your first wire. Bring it down to the center of the wire. Bend the wire around the bead until the ends meet. Twist the wire tightly, moving down from the bead about inch (19 mm). You will be left with two ends on either side of the twist. Add another bead to one of the ends of your wire. Bend and twist the wire around the bead like you did in the last step. You will have about inch (19 mm) of wire below the bead. Repeat this step on the remaining end of the wire. You now have three beads on the wire in a "t" shape. Secure the beads by twisting the remaining wire together below the "t". Twist these two wires together about inch (19 mm). Add three beads to each of the remaining wires. You will end up with 10 "t" shaped wires with three beads on each wire.
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Purchase 25 feet (7.6 m) of 22-gauge wire. Cut the wire into 10 strips. Add a bead to the first wire. Add two more beads to the wire. Secure the beads. Repeat this process with the remaining nine wires.