In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you can repaint the walls in your room, pick a light or neutral color to help make the space feel bigger and more open. Try using different shades of the same color for the walls, trim, and other detailing. Use a different, bright color for your ceiling, which will draw the eye upward and make the ceiling feel higher. Paint two opposite walls a slightly different color to create more interest and make the room seem longer. Make sure to use a rug that is very large to make your room feel bigger instead of smaller. Stick to a light color or an elongating pattern to keep it feeling open. Try a rug with a striped pattern to help make the room feel wider. Place it so that the stripes are going in the same direction as the longest orientation of the room. A nice light carpet or wood floors in your room may not need a rug at all and will feel bigger without it. However, a dark floor or one that's not in good shape will benefit from a light-colored, large rug to cover it. Make your bed seem new and extra comfy just by adding bedding to it. Layer on several blankets and colorful accent pillows to create a plush place to sleep and hang out. Make your bed the focal point in your room with lots of bedding, then try to keep the rest of your decor more minimal. This will help draw your eye to the bed and make the room seem bigger. Whether or not you have a daybed, arrange your pillows and blankets to act like a couch for extra seating during the day before it transforms into your bed at night. This could reduce the need for other chairs or sofas in your room. Keep windows open to let in natural light to your room, which will make it feel bigger and more pleasant. Add mirrors and several sources of light to brighten it at night or or in low natural light. Use curtains or drapes that are the same light color as your walls, or completely sheer. Keep them pulled back during the day to let the full amount of light in. Place small and large mirrors around your room to reflect light and make the space feel even more open. Use several sources of light, like lamps, string lights, or built-in lights to create a bright and cozy atmosphere. This can be a fun touch to add a girly flare to your room. Choose an area with good lighting. Somewhere by the window would work great. You should also choose an area with paler walls. Place a closet or cabinet full of clothes near this area. Set up a full length mirror just by the cabinet. See if you can find a tailor mannequin online. You can throw a cute dress on the mannequin to signify this is the dressing area. Photos of friends and family members can perk up your room. Get some Christmas lights at a supermarket. Get some cheap clips or clothes pins. Choose a variety of photos you want to display. Hang up the Christmas lights in a series of rows somewhere in your room. Clip photos between each light. You will have a fun, cute addition to your room. Do you have a large collection of sunglasses? If so, you can pick a cute, colorful hanger. Hang it up somewhere in your room, such as the doorknob to your closet. You can hang all your sunglasses from the edge of the hanger. You can also paint a white hanger in a color you like. Some stores may sell hangers with cute designs, like polka dots. Make a trip to the local mall or shopping center. Buy some decorations that speak to your personal style. Is there a band you love? See if you can find a poster of that band. What's your favorite movie? See if you can find a poster of that. Look for stickers or bumper stickers with cute expressions that you relate to. You can put these up on a bulletin board above your desk. You can also look for lamps, rugs, and throw pillows with a color or design you like.
Summary: Use light-colored paint. Lay down a large rug. Pile your bed with blankets and pillows. Supplement natural light with additional lighting. Add a dressing area. String photos on Christmas lights. Use a hanger to store your sunglasses. Add personalized decorations.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you begin seriously considering whether you want to follow this career path, read up on the wedding industry. In the United States the wedding industry is a huge economic force: every year people spend $165 billion on 2.4 million weddings. Although there is a huge market for wedding planners to capture, it's good to acquaint yourself with what it will require of you to be a good wedding planner. It offers a lot of flexibility and control over your time. You'll work non-conventional hours. Your clients will likely work 9-to-5 jobs, meaning you'll be meeting with them in the evening and on weekends. Since most weddings take place on Saturdays, you'll work lots of weekends. Planning weddings is a highly competitive business and comes with many demands in addition to benefits. It requires a wide array of knowledge. You'll need to know how to manage a successful business, pick good suppliers, navigate through one "crisis" after another, and work with inevitable interpersonal dynamics. In spite of everything, it can be extremely rewarding. Taking part in someone's special day is very satisfying, but it's every bit as demanding as it is rewarding. Weddings are always very emotional. You'll deal with easy-going family members and vendors, but you'll also encounter the occasional bridezilla and micro-managing mothers and friends. It's physically demanding. You'll be on your feet for 10-to-15 hours during the wedding. You may have to lift and move furniture and boxes. You may have to help a drunk guest to a chair. It takes 2-to-4 years to reach profitability. It will take some time to build your client base and accumulate experience and references, all required to be profitable.
Summary: Acquaint yourself with the wedding industry. Learn about being a wedding planner. Know the demands the industry will place on you. Don't expect instant success.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The arteries are embalmed by simultaneously introducing embalming fluid (a mixture of formaldehyde, other chemicals, and water) into an artery while draining the blood from a nearby vein or from the heart. It takes about two gallons of fluid to embalm a typical body. On men, the incision is made near the base of the SCM muscle and the clavicle. For females or younger people, the femoral site is most popular. Clean the vein point off, create an entrance point, and insert the drain tube towards the heart. Tie a ligature around the lower side of the tube. Do the same for the artery except insert the cannula instead of a drain tube. Place the cannula forceps on the artery locking the cannula in place. Use the small locking forceps to clamp off the upper side of the artery and restrict the flow. While the embalming is taking place, wash the body with a good germicidal/antibacterial soap and be sure to check for drainage while massaging the limbs to push blood out and embalming solution in. When the fluid enters the arteries, pressure will build throughout the veins, which means the fluid is moving throughout the body. You'll notice the veins bulging somewhat. Open the jugular drain tube periodically to allow blood to escape and relieve the pressure. When you have about 20% of your solution left, turn off the machine and reverse your cannula to the other side of the artery you chose to inject. This will embalm the part that was blocked by the cannula previously. Be sure to turn down the pressure, as the fluid only has to go a short distance, and you don't want to "pop the eyes." In the case of the femoral, this will embalm the lower leg. In the case of the right common carotid, this will embalm the right side of the head. When you've embalmed to your satisfaction, or run out of fluid, turn off the machine, remove the cannula, and tie off the veins and arteries you used. Suture the incisions closed. Use sealing powder to ensure there is no leakage.
Summary:
Choose your incision site. Make your incision. Turn on your embalming machine and distribute the fluid. Slowly decrease the pressure. Finish.