#t: lbv.

[brilliantpride]

"And none the worse for wear! I'm feeling super golden! Oh, and that victory banquet was great, too. I feel like I could take on a whole Lostbelt by mysel--"

Uh, is that the 'new Lostbelt spotted, get to the Command Center right now' alarm? Right after they got home from vacation? "Come on! I meant that as a joke!"

[chlodoll]

i think the t bday photo for this year will be tz being cute and lost in each others eyes from one of their engagement parties

announcing that they’re engaged officially

this is already planned out since they’re getting married this summer

obviously

lbvs 🤭

and to continue that the z bday photo will be one from the wedding

[main-battle-tank]

[fashionseenontvblog]

LBV Spring 2020 Gown

[elline]

Didn't realize I had a penis...🤔 But yeah you do what you gotta do fam. I'll just send you random weird anons. I mean lbvs imma get bored and just tell you next time I see you prolly B U T whatevs

get penisd

[maximilian-weinzierl]

Idyllisch 😍, Herr und Frau Knäkente, Anas querquedula, im Prachtkleid. Aber bildgestaltungsmäßig problematisch. worauf soll man da scharfstellen mit 1200 mm Brennweite an der Kamera? hier ist das AF-Feld auf das hintere Auge gelegt, aber der Schärfeverlauf ist bei solchen Aufnahmen mit 2 gleichberechtigten Schauplätzen wohl nie zufriedenstellend zu realisieren 😕? Nikon D850 + AF-S Nikkor 4/600 ED VR N + TC 20EIII = 1200mm, f=8, t=1/1000, korr -0,7, ISO100. Schönes Wochenende! ich werds im Schilf verbringen wenns Wetter herhält 😎 #knäkente #donau #altwasser #oberpfalz #birdwatching #meineoberpfalz #birder #frühling #LBV #nabu #regensburg #birdwatching #meinRegensburg #vogelfotografie #vogelbeobachtung #birderslife #heimat #vogelschutz #vogelfotografie_deutschland #wild #wildlife #wildbird #wildlifephotography #nikonphotography #nikon #nikondach #BirdPhoto #BirdOfTheDay #Birding #BirdingCommunity (hier: Oberpfalz) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc7X-RmqkmM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[saint-tee]

I M M E D I A T E L Y .

like wake up and try again...

what tf are you doing? lbvs

if you have a crush and its not on me reconsider

[brilliantpride]

"Fuckin' Pseudo-Tree of Emptiness... Guess vacation mode is over. With that blood moon in the sky, I feel like I've gotta run wild, too." Yako rests her palm on Calesvol's pommel. "I might not be much against demonic kings or whatever, but I'm damn good at getting up close and personal. I'll have those sealing talismans stapled to their stupid foreheads before they even know they're dead, and we'll make Limbo eat their own hands. Who's with me?"

[kreuzaderny]

The possible disappearance of a massive star in the low-metallicity galaxy PHL 293B

We investigate a suspected very massive star in one of the most metal-poor dwarf galaxies, PHL 293B. Excitingly, we find the sudden disappearance of the stellar signatures from our 2019 spectra, in particular the broad H lines with P Cygni profiles that have been associated with a massive luminous blue variable (LBV) star. Such features are absent from our spectra obtained in 2019 with the Echelle Spectrograph for Rocky Exoplanet- and Stable Spectroscopic Observation and X-shooter instruments of the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope. We compute radiative transfer models using cmfgen, which fit the observed spectrum of the LBV and are consistent with ground-based and archival Hubble Space Telescope photometry. Our models show that during 2001–2011, the LBV had a luminosity L* = 2.5–3.5 × 106 L⊙, a mass-loss rate M˙=0.005−0.020 M⊙ yr−1, a wind velocity of 1000 km s−1, and effective and stellar temperatures of Teff = 6000–6800 and T* = 9500–15 000 K. These stellar properties indicate an eruptive state. We consider two main hypotheses for the absence of the broad emission components from the spectra obtained since 2011. One possibility is that we are seeing the end of an LBV eruption of a surviving star, with a mild drop in luminosity, a shift to hotter effective temperatures, and some dust obscuration. Alternatively, the LBV could have collapsed to a massive black hole without the production of a bright supernova.

[pharma-fh-blog]

Salut la famille.. Le challenge est lancé ! Représente ta localité ❗ Avec un t-shirt authentique #MIMONGO Facebook : Gabon ma terre ❗ Infoline 06428099 (à Lbv) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2Tc1MSlXSm/?igshid=e56nx9q1zyvv

[almostshamelesscollection]

l i t e r a l l y.

No scout would pick you up after a performance like that. Lbvs, Nini wasn't "scouting" level on her game

the biggest plot twist of the finale was that anyone got accepted to the yac after the whole mess that was the musical

[chriskissglitter]

Fred is Pissed 😂😩

So I’m watching Fred Hammond’s live where he was going the heck OFF about a crazed stalker who’s been harassing him.... I mean he kept sanctified as he could and what not but you could tell he was PISSED. But listen at the end of the live he says “ get some help, be blessed, and LEAVE ME ALONE...” and I when I tell you I hollered 😂😂😩 he said it with such conviction too lbvs and idk ...that’s a whole mood right there. Theres a lot of unstable demented people out here who honestly just don’t give a #%*. I want that statement on a T-shirt...that’s not even a mood for the year that’s a mood for life! Whatever YOUR battle is, don’t attack innocent people with it. Get help! Leave ppl tf alone! Lbs

SB: BEFORE he said that he sang a few lines of “no weapon” which made it even funnier tbh 😂😩

SSB: he also was like “you done brought the DETROIT outta me...” 😂😂😂😂 ok Im done lol I love Fred Hammond though, no shade

[sundaykindaluv]

Morning epiphany.. I've wasted entirely too much time obsessing about my single status. I've been on a dozen dating sites and found nobody even close to for real. Been hooked up on blind dates with men I later blocked. Had my mom try to set me up with the pizza delivery boy (he was cute though). I even took a risk and decided to "shoot my shot" with a crush only to realize I can't hoop and he was not amused (damn). Lowered my standards and settled for a man who wanted to give me a piece (a very small piece) of his love. Entertained a fuck boy or three (N.A.S.) Even doubled back to a throwback ex who I know damn well still ain't shit - in the same place I left him with his mama. Dated a young buck with no ambition (changed my age requirements after that). Dated a sugar daddy that bored me (was not motivated to give up no sugar). Even decided to give a white boy a chance (about that). I've hit rock bottom.. I think. But the gag is - I'm a beautiful black woman. 37 years old. Great career. Educated. Decent credit. I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T do you know what that means?? She got her own house, her own car, work hard - two jobs.. You know the song. I'm a supermom to amazing young adults. I love the Lord. And I have a great heart. Ya girl is a catch! ❤️ Damn that reads like my recent dating profile. Flip side of the coin: I'm divorced. My extended family is cray cray. I'm a workaholic. I snore. I need to snatch this waist. I need to be in the gym more often. I'm not the greatest cook. I can be a bit jealous. I love hard. I am hella sensitive. I like public displays of affection. My freckle face is not blemish free. My hair has begun to grey. I'm in a weird loc stage. My teeth are not pearly whites. I probably should deal with that. I can't have more babies and did I mention I snore? But wait.. I know. I'm a prize! I've affirmed every meme and Iyanla Vazant quotable - I know my worth. I deserve (in the key of Mama Dee). Any man would be proud to have me.. Jesus is my Valentine.. My king is on the way.. I got it! Lbvs. After being dumped for someone else in that pseudo-unofficial-untitled relationship almost everyone encounters, I was heartbroken for a long time. Not because the love was real, but because I had let infatuation get the best of me and I got comfortable. Who wants to start over? The months I spent crying following the breakup were painful, but they released a lot of my anger. Most of it was directed at myself. Mad at myself for being hurt about a break up from a man who lied, cheated, played me, embarrassed me and had no remorse for his actions. Girl... What? I shoulda been thanking God for saving me from that hot ass mess. But nope, I let anger turn into depression. It was bad for a minute. For there, I sought out new guys to band-aid the deep wound of insecurity that the breakup caused. It rarely ever went further than obsessing over that crush and then finding a new one when it didn’t work out. But after enough attempts, I caught onto the pattern and learned that the theory of getting over a man by getting under a new one fails. At this point, I’ve been officially single for almost two years. Okay, I’ve had flings here and there, but the longest one lasted a month and a half. There are countless nights where I used to come home after a night of going out, crying my eyes out because I didn’t find the love of my life. Not to mention all my friends are in love and engaged and married and having babies. That just adds salt to the wound. When I pray and talk to God it's almost comical now.. Clearly there is a joke to all of this. God is messing with me, right? What I gotta do Jesus to earn this blessing of a bae? After being single for awhile you learn to see things for how they really are. That sometimes it’s just circumstance preventing something from happening. That it’s not your fault. That sometimes what you have with someone may be fun, but not necessarily enough to fully commit to. I get that. Sometimes the sign in my heart that says "reserved" is like a flashing red light to potential lovers (I actually had a guy tell me that I wasn't over my ex and because of that he wouldn't date me). I have to ask myself, have I honestly made space for someone or am I self sabotaging my love life. I'm known to do that. What I can say is that my single girl blues has given me some free time to reflect on the highs and lows of relationships over the years (from high school to college to newly divorced to out here wilding to desperate to "him" to present day). When you’re single for a long time, you get to focus on yourself. You have the time to figure out what kind of life you want, with or without someone special in it. You seek out your passions and interests; you focus on your friendships. Most of all, you learn to cut out the things that don’t make you happy. Whether that's an unfulfilling career, a bad living situation, or someone who's affecting you in a negative way. I'll always regret the time I gave up an opportunity to go to my senior prom because my ex-boyfriend decided we didn't need to go. Or the time I stayed too long after he hit me the first time. The regrets are endless. What's more, is that when some people are on a constant hunt for a hookup at the end of a night out, you realize that's not what you want. Because to you, that's not the only thing that constitutes a good time out. The success or failure of your night does not depend on the amount of people that hit on you or want to take you home. I'm too old for one night stands or to be a booty call (I gotta work in the morning). When you’re in love, you see the world through rose-colored glasses. And some relationships lead you to see the world only through that person’s eyes. But when you’re single, you get to see the world through your own eyes, which is a far more important lesson to learn, especially as a woman. The time you spend being single gives you perspective. You become wise enough to know that you’ll find someone someday, but that you’re not in a rush to get there. The stories you’ve told, the crazy types you’ve encountered, all happened because you were out there having adventures on your own. And you’ll continue to enjoy them until Cupid strikes you again. Eventually. Could it be that I'm settled with being single? I might be. What I can say is that I am not worried about being a cat lady and dying alone. I mean I could get a puppy. :) I don't think something is wrong with me. Y'all seen my dating profile... I'm a dope chic! And if Halle Berry can't find a man, then hell.. I can be single too. Jokes! The point of this single girl rant is simple - finding the right one means appreciating and valuing the right one (you). And while I know there is somebody for everybody, I'm also convinced that there is a somebody that will show up for me when I least expect him. The way I see it - I have 2 choices: (1) I could wallow in a sea of sadness and sorrow acting like sleeping alone is the worst thing in the world or (2) I could embrace the time that I have with all the pillows to myself, full control of the remote and the ability to snore judgment free. Love is what you make it. I'm making it do what it do. Share this with a single woman who needs a good laugh. -Peace, love & all that good stuff {Queen B - The Writer}

[arxt1]

The Carnegie Supernova Project II. The shock wave revealed through the fog: the strongly interacting Type IIn SN 2013L. (arXiv:2003.09709v1 [astro-ph.SR])

We present ultra-violet to mid-infrared observations of the long-lasting Type IIn supernova (SN) 2013L obtained by the Carnegie Supernova Project II (CSP-II). The spectra of SN 2013L are dominated by H emission features characterized by three components attributed to different regions. A unique feature of this Type IIn SN is that the blue shifted line profile is dominated by the macroscopic velocity of the expanding shock wave of the SN. We are therefore able to trace the evolution of the shock velocity in the dense and partially opaque circumstellar medium (CSM), from $\sim 4800~km~s^{-1}$ at +48 d, decreasing as $t^{-0.23}$ to $\sim 2700~km~s^{-1}$ after a year. We perform spectral modeling of both the broad- and intermediate-velocity components of the H$\alpha$ line profile. The high-velocity component is consistent with emission from a radially thin, spherical shell located behind the expanding shock with emission wings broadened by electron scattering. We propose that the intermediate component originates from pre-ionized gas from the unshocked dense CSM with the same velocity as the narrow component, $\sim 100~km~s^{-1}$, but also broadened by electron scattering. The spectral energy distributions (SEDs) of SN 2013L after +132 d are well reproduced by a two-component black-body (BB) model. The circumstellar-interaction model of the bolometric light curve reveals a mass-loss rate history with large values ($1.7\times 10^{-2} - 0.15~M_\odot~yr^{-1}$) over the $\sim $25 - 40 years before explosion. The drop in the light curve at $\sim 350$ days and presence of electron scattering wings at late epochs indicate an anisotropic CSM. The mass-loss rate values and the unshocked CSM velocity are consistent with the characteristics of a massive star, like a luminous blue variable (LBV) undergoing strong eruptions, similar to $\eta$ Carina.

from astro-ph.HE updates on arXiv.org https://ift.tt/3acAmBa

[muachronicle]

2019 Emmys

The Emmys was a collective plea of social advocacy.

Whether it was Patricia Arquette’s call for equal rights for the trans community or Michelle Williams highlighting equal pay and the power of women being listened to. Newcomer Jharrel Jerome dedicated his Emmy win to the Exonerated Five. Alex Borstein spoke of her Jewish grandmother to stepped out of the execution line in the Holocaust only to survive as Alex encouraged more women to step out of line. Also, the In Memoriam with Halsey singing Time After Time? Literal tears.

While everyone was dedicating their wins to the amazing people who helped make it happen, I always feel the need to highlight the people that help them get ready for their awards nights. It takes a literal village and sometimes hours to get these actors and performers to be as glam as they are. That’s why I want to shout out the makeup artists, hair stylists, and clothing stylists that make it happen. I also noted the hero products that the makeup artists used on each actor but made suggestions when I was unable to find out the exact shade/product.

All affiliate links are marked with an asterisk (*). I am not paid to promote these products but will have a small commission if you buy from the link.

Mandy Moore

Makeup Artist: Jenn Streicher

Hairstylist: Ashley Streicher

Stylist: Cristina Ehrlich

Ensemble: Brandon Maxwell

Hero Product: Jenn used THE GIRLFRIEND™ ($50) primer from The Route to give Mandy the ultimate hydrated radiance before applying makeup.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge

Makeup Artist: Nikki DeRoest

Hairstylist: Dennis Gots

Stylist: Elizabeth Saltzman

Ensemble: Monique Lhuillier

Hero Product: Nikki used the limited edition Duo Bronze Et Lumiere* ($70) from Chanel to achieve Phoebe’s sculpted and glowy look.

Niecy Nash

Makeup Artist: Naima Jamal

Hairstylist: Ray Christopher

Stylist: Zerina Akers

Ensemble: Christian Siriano

Hero Product: Naima achieved Niecy’s flawless complexion using Skin Fetish Foundation* ($68)  from Pat McGrath Labs (Niecy’s shade is #23).

Rachel Brosnahan

Makeup Artist: Lisa Aharon

Hairstylist: Owen Gould

Stylists: Jill Lincoln + Jordan Johnson

Ensemble: Elie Saab

Hero Product: Lisa prepped Rachel’s sensitive skin with 30 minutes of the Pro Dermacontrol Purifying Clay Mask* ($11) from Cetaphil.

Sandra Oh

Makeup Artist: Danielle Vincent

Hairstylist: Ted Gibson

Stylist: Elizabeth Saltzman

Ensemble: Zac Posen

Hero Product: The most notable part of Sandra’s makeup was that her blush went all the way up her temple to connect with her eye makeup. Danielle used Burt’s Bee Blush in 1210 ($10) to achieve this look.

Taraji P. Hensen

Makeup Artist: Ashunta Sheriff-Kendricks

Hairstylist: Tym Wallace

Stylist: Jason Bolden

Ensemble: Vera Wang

Hero Product: Ashunta used Halloween edition KISS lashes to add a subtle bit of glitter which she coated partway with a mascara to blend it into the makeup.

Amy Poehler

Makeup Artist: Kayleen McAdams

Hairstylist: Kylee Heath

Stylist: Karla Welch

Ensemble: Greta Constantine

Hero Product: Kayleen gave Amy a gilded look to match her gold jumpsuit by using the Sunsets palette* ($10) from Covergirl.

Alex Borstein

Makeup Artist: Sage Maitri

Hairstylist: Valerie Jackson

Stylist: Kevin Bennett

Ensemble: Kevin Bennett

Hero Product: Sage gave Alex a stunning cat eye reminiscent of the era in which her Mrs. Maisel character lives. She used Artliner* ($30.50) from Lancôme.

Natasha Lyonne

Makeup Artist: Molly Greenwald

Hairstylist: Jillian Halouska

Stylist: Cristina Ehrlich

Ensemble: Gucci

Hero Product: Molly used the Lashify® Control Kit ($145) to give Natasha’s peepers a gentle flutter.

Sophie Turner

Makeup Artist: Georgie Eisdell

Hairstylist: Christian Wood

Stylist: Kate Young 

Ensemble: Louis Vuitton

Hero Product: Georgie loves a Pat McGrath Labs palette and to copy Sophie’s glittery peach eyeshadow I recommend the Mothership VI: Midnight Sun* ($125) palette.

Emilia Clarke

Makeup Artist: Jillian Dempsey

Hairstylist: Jenny Cho

Stylist: Petra Flannery

Ensemble: Valentino

Hero Product: While a lot of the shades in her makeup kit are depotted and self-mixed, I can bet any amount of $$ on the fact that Jillian used her signature Gold Sculpting Bar ($195) to prep Emilia’s skin before any color even touched it.

Kristen Bell

Makeup Artist: Simone Siegl

Hairstylist: Davy Newkirk

Stylist: Nicole Chavez

Ensemble: Dior

Hero Product: Simone used Dior Backstage Face and Body Foundation* ($40) for a complexion as fresh and authentic as Kristen herself.

Maisie Williams

Makeup Artist: Kindra Mann

Hairstylist: Ryan Richman

Stylist: Reuben Selby

Ensemble: JW Anderson

Hero Product: Kindra partnered with Burt’s Bees and CVS to create Maisie’s look. As you might know, I’m obsessed with the Eyebrow Pencil ($10) from the brand and can’t wait until they expand the shade range so everyone can have Maisie Williams eyebrows.

Julia Louis Dreyfus

Makeup Artist: Karen Kawahara

Hairstylist: Matthew Monzon

Stylist: Cristina Ehrlich

Ensemble: Oscar de la Renta

Hero Product: Karen used a few shades of the 10-Second Eyeshadow ($28) from Kosas. The shade “Supreme” is the main gold shade that matched JLD’s dress and Karen accented it with shades “Globe”, “Copper Halo”, and “Fahrenheit”. Kosas is doing a sale where the more you buy the more you save.

Patricia Arquette 

Makeup Artist: Amanda Carroll

Hairstylist: Tara Smith

Stylist: Annabelle Harron

Ensemble: LBV

Hero Product: Amanda loves Skyn Iceland for skin prep and uses the brand’s products on the set of The Act. Grab their Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels* ($17.50) for the best depuffer of all time.

Kerry Washington

Makeup Artist: Carola Gonzalez

Hairstylist: Takisha Sturdivant-Drew

Stylist: Joseph Cassell 

Ensemble: Alexandre Vauthier

Hero Product: Carola achieved the incredibly 60s mod look of Kerry’s eyes using Precision Liquid Eyeliner ($10) by Neutrogena. If you decide to copy this look, don’t worry about it being perfect from the pen just clean up the edges with a q-tip.

Busy Philipps

Makeup Artist: Liz Lash

Hairstylist: Kristin Heitkotter

Stylist: Karla Welch

Ensemble: Lela Rose

Hero Product: I spied a Laura Mercier Caviar Stick ($29) in Liz’s kit for this look. While she hasn’t confirmed what shade she used on Busy, Magnetic Pink from the new Chrome collection is gonna get you damn close.

Michelle Williams

Makeup Artist: Angela Levin

Hairstylist: Chris McMillan

Stylist: Kate Young 

Ensemble: Louis Vuitton

Hero Product: Angela really nailed the no-makeup makeup look on Michelle by using Future Skin ($78) from Chantecaille to get a perfect and nourishing complexion.

Robin Wright

Makeup Artist: Tricia Sawyer

Hairstylist: Paul Norton

Stylist: Kemal Harris

Ensemble: YSL

Hero Product: Robin always seems to glow from within but by using the YSL Touche Éclat ($35), Tricia was able to amplify that glow.

Viola Davis

Makeup Artist: Autumn Moultrie

Hairstylist: Jamika Wilson

Stylist: Elizabeth Stewart

Ensemble: Alberta Ferretti

Hero Product: Autumn called out Essentiel by Adele Moisture cream ($13 - $32) for giving Viola get gorgeous skin as well as her alluring scent.

Regina King

Makeup Artist: Latrice Johnson

Hairstylist: Larry Sims

Stylist: Wayman + Micah

Ensemble: Jason Wu

Hero Product: Regina may have some of the most gorgeous skin in the industry and Latrice helps out her genetics with a little Aqua Foundation* ($77) from Koh Gen Do.

Julia Garner

Makeup Artist: Hung Vanngo

Hairstylist: Bobby Eliot

Stylist: Elizabeth Saltzman

Ensemble: Cong Tri

Hero Product: Hung is known for being a king of glam when it comes to celebrity beauty and this monochromatic gold look for Julia was no exception. To copy her trophy worthy pout, grab the Rouge Allure Ink* ($38) from Chanel in the shade Metallic Bronze.

All hail the OG VMA queen.

Cover photo by Neil Soni.

[arxiv-astro-ph]

[ Authors ] V. F. Polcaro, O. Maryeva, R. Nesci, M. Calabresi, A. Chieffi, S. Galleti, R. Gualandi, R. Haver, O. F. Mills, W. H. Osborn, A. Pasquali, C. Rossi, T. Vasilyeva, R.F. Viotti [ Abstract ] We have built the historical light curve of the luminous variable GR 290 back to 1901, from old observations of the star found in several archival plates of M 33. These old recordings together with published and new data show that for at least half a century the star was in a low luminosity state, with B ~18. After 1960, five large variability cycles of visual luminosity were recorded. The amplitude of the oscillations was seen increasing towards the 1992-1994 maximum, then decreasing during the last maxima. The recent light curve indicates that the photometric variations have been quite similar in all the bands, and that the B-V color index has been constant within +/-0.1 m despite the 1.5m change of the visual luminosity. The spectrum of GR 290 at the large maximum of 1992-94, was equivalent to late-B type, while, during 2002-2014, it has varied between WN10h-11h near the visual maxima to WN8h-9h at the luminosity minima. We have detected, during this same period, a clear anti-correlation between the visual luminosity, the strength of the HeII 4686 A emission line, the strength of the 4600-4700 A lines blend and the spectral type. From a model analysis of the spectra collected during the whole 2002-2014 period we find that the Rosseland radius R_{2/3}, changed between the minimum and maximum luminosity phases by a factor of 3, while T_eff varied between about 33,000 K and 23,000 K. The bolometric luminosity of the star was not constant, but increased by a factor of ~1.5 between minimum and maximum luminosity, in phase with the apparent luminosity variations. In the light of current evolutionary models of very massive stars, we find that GR 290 has evolved from a ~60 M_Sun progenitor star and should have an age of about 4 million years. We argue that it has left the LBV stage and is moving to a Wolf-Rayet stage of late nitrogen spectral type.