Q: Voluminous waves are great for a night out with friends or a formal event. It is a sexy and dramatic look. To get these waves, first part your hair to whichever side you prefer. Then, set your hair in 1.5 inches (3.8cm) rollers. Leave the rollers in for at least 30 minutes. Finally, take out the rollers and keep the style in place by spraying your hair with a strong hold hairspray. If you're using rollers on damp hair, wait until the hair is completely dryeither through air drying or under a heated dryerbefore removing the rollers. This style is great for a formal event. To get this look, begin by taking about a 1 inch (2.5cm) section of your hair. Use your thumb and index finger to create a loop with that section of hair. Then, roll that loop upwards or downward into a spiral. Only roll up to the ears and keep all of your hair from the ears up sleek and smooth. Use a single-prong clip to keep each curl in place. Repeat on the rest of your hair until all of it is pin curls. Finish with hairspray to keep the pin curls in place. When you take the pin curls out, you will get beachy waves.
A: Use rollers to create voluminous waves. Create pinned curls for a throwback look to the 1920s.

Q: To find an audition closest to your area, visit http://www.DisneyAuditions.com. The auditions that are labeled Female Character Look-Alike are usually for the princess positions. In the first round of auditions, the casting directors will have you learn a simple dance routine. If you're not a dancer, don't worry--this won't be anything crazy. However, it might be a good idea to practice some basic dance moves. The audition routine will typically involve some basic group choreography and possibly a few beginner-level ballet steps, so you may want to look for ballet or group dance tutorials online. You can also sign up for a class at your local rec center. First and foremost, Disney princesses are actresses. If you make it past the first round, the casting directors will have you read from a script and do some improv to assess your acting abilities. You should probably watch Disney princess movies beforehand and practice imitating their voices and mannerisms. Film yourself reading scripts and performing scenes so you can observe yourself with a critical eye. Taking a few acting classes might help you sharpen your skills, but it's not necessary. It might be helpful to join a local theater club, or meet with other actors to exchange advice and support. Your headshot should be a high quality photo on standard letter size paper that accurately depicts the way you look. Your resume should contain your relevant accomplishments and experience, and should be no longer than a page. Attach your resume to the back of your headshot. Always keep your headshot up-to-date. If your appearance changes, you should change your headshot, too. Remember that you'll be leaving your headshot behind as your representation to the casting team. Make sure it reflects the best version of yourself. The Disney website recommends that you arrive fifteen minutes before the time your audition is scheduled to start. That way, you'll have enough time to get checked in, fill out the necessary paperwork, and psych yourself up to crush your audition. Auditions take place at a number of different locations--check the website to verify the location of yours. Even if it's not your fault, being late can seriously hinder your chance at success, so do everything in your power to arrive on time. Remember to account for finding parking in your commute time. If you are traveling to an unfamiliar location, it's a good idea to allow extra time in case of wrong turns. Some hopefuls will arrive upwards of 45 minutes early! Disney auditions are closed auditions, meaning any friends or family members that come you will have to wait in the holding area.
A: Find an audition near you. Brush up on your dance moves. Hone your acting skills. Bring a headshot and resume. Arrive at least fifteen minutes early.

Q: Google can do way more than just search, and with a little trick, can do a search of Craigslist on a nationwide scale. This method also works with Bing, Yahoo, and other search engines. In the search field, enter what you're looking forwhether jobs, merchandise, or loveit's all the same to Google! . This will focus the search for information on Craigslist and all of its subdomains. You can add additional search criteria by using search operators. Some of the most useful for Craigslist include: Price range Enter in two prices separated by ".." For example: "Panasonic TV $400..$500 site: craigslist.org" will only return results that list a price in that range. Zip code Add a zip code to the end of the search to narrow your results down by location. For example: "Panasonic TV $400..$500 site: craigslist.org 90210" will return results that match the price range and that appear near Beverly Hills, CA. Exclude words You can remove words from your search to exclude results that you don't need. For example: "Panasonic TV $400..$500 site: craigslist.org 90210 -used" will return results that match the price range in Beverly Hills that aren't used.
A: Use advanced search operators. Enter your search criteria. Follow your search word or words with "site: craigslist.org" Use additional modifiers to narrow your search.

Q: Raw black beans are harvested from the ground. As a result, it's not uncommon to find small pebbles mixed in with them. To make sure your bagged beans are safe to eat, spread them out on a baking sheet and sift through them by hand, picking out any small rocks you come across. You don't want to sink your teeth into one by accident! Most rocks will be light gray in color, which helps them stand out easily from the dark beans. It's a good idea to give the beans a quick rinse prior to soaking, especially if they're visibly dirty. A preliminary rinse will sanitize the beans and start breaking down the waxy starches coating the outside of the beans that makes them take longer to cook. Stir the beans up from the bottom by hand as you rinse to make sure the water gets distributed evenly throughout. A good long soak may make a separate rinse unnecessary if you're planning on cooking the beans immediately. The container you choose should be spacious enough to hold the beans you plan on soaking, along with the water that you'll be adding later on. In most cases, a serving bowl, saucepan or stockpot will provide the volume you need. Measure the beans out into cup-sized portionsthis will make it easier to round off your other measurements. A standard serving of black beans is about cup (75g). Unless you're fixing mass quantities in bulk, plan on soaking all of the beans at once. Breaking them up into multiple batches can add hours to your prep time. Drizzle 1 tablespoon (15ml) of distilled white vinegar or lemon juice over every cup of dried beans. The mild acid will help soften the beans before they even hit the water, while also ensuring that the water heats evenly. A little acidity will also prevent the beans from becoming mushy or completely disintegrating if they're overcooked. Fresh squeezed lemon juice is preferable as it doesn't contain any other additives, but bottled will also work just fine.
A:
Check the black beans for rocks. Wash the black beans in a colander. Pour the black beans into a large bowl or pot. Add a small amount of acid.