IN: What happens next?

How to make your room look nerdy
Paint the walls if you can.
Use a basic color such as white or cream, so that anything goes. If you'd rather, you can paint them another color but don't make it too bizarre.

OPTIONS:
- Your theme can be a neutral color or a bright color, something you will never forget, etc. If you're uncertain about the color though, make it your own, just using a little gel paint on each wall.
- This works best if your room is notably messy. You can also do it in the closet.
- You'll need your parent's permission, the paint and many drop cloths to prevent paint stains everywhere. Also, get some advice on painting from an experienced painter before going ahead.
- There's no need to paint the walls unless you have small children who can take their furniture and explore it. Don't erase the curtains or the windows.

OUT: You'll need your parent's permission, the paint and many drop cloths to prevent paint stains everywhere. Also, get some advice on painting from an experienced painter before going ahead.

IN: What happens next?

How to challenge an hmo's denial of coverage
Determine if you have been denied coverage by reading your insurance policy carefully.
Sometimes an hmo will need to investigate a claim further. While its investigation is pending, the hmo may put a hold on the claim.

OPTIONS:
- It may also request that you recoup the amount of monthly expenses you claim, if you have been denied coverage by a staff member. The hmo will ask you for specific details regarding the coverage your claim was denied.
- However, an insurance company failing to respond can also amount to an outright denial; it depends on your individual policy. Read carefully through any pre-certification letter or evidence of benefits (eob) statement that explains why your claim has been denied.
- Automatically denied coverage is prohibited in health care insurance policies. In this situation, the hmo can raise some concerns if you have been accused of an insurer's denial of coverage.
- In this situation, you may have been denied coverage because your claim was what any other insurance company would have told the hmo. Review your policy carefully and examine if there were errors.

OUT: However, an insurance company failing to respond can also amount to an outright denial; it depends on your individual policy. Read carefully through any pre-certification letter or evidence of benefits (eob) statement that explains why your claim has been denied.

IN: What happens next?

A young man is see performing a dance routine using a baton in the middle of a large gym. the boy

OPTIONS:
- does some kind of song on his baton.
- performs multiple full dances and then jumps his baton in the air while jumping and bowing.
- continues dancing and spinning around and ends by holding a pose and walking off stage.
- continues spinning and bumping into himself and ends by bowing and walking away.

OUT:
continues dancing and spinning around and ends by holding a pose and walking off stage.