In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Party clothes, club covers, alcohol, and cabs home get expensive. Many famous party girls are actresses and heiresses. You may not need that kind of money, but you'll still need to make a decent living. Be sure to work in a profession that meshes well with partying. If you're a doctor or nurse, you can't party while you're on-call. Likewise, don't let partying sink your career. Don't go out partying all night when you have an important meeting in the morning. Not only will these people be responsible for preparing your fancy drinks, they'll be good allies in helping you meet more people and stay in touch with the "people who matter." Tip well. Nothing spreads a bad reputation like being a cheap party girl. Make sure if someone is buying for you, that they also tip well. Bad tipping can make you guilty by association. If you're with a bad tipper, throw in some extra cash if you can. A party girl needs her beauty sleep to be refreshed for the rest of her life - and the next party. As with all good things, they come to end and a successful party girl knows when to call it quits. Don't let too much partying ruin your health.
Summary: Have a good source of income. Be kind to your bartenders. Don't overdo the partying.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Remove the mussels from whatever packaging the store used right away, otherwise the mussels are at risk of suffocating. If you don't have time to sort through them immediately, at least move them out of the package and into a bowl in the fridge, and cover them with ice. Mussels are the best when bought and cooked on the same day, though they can last in the fridge for 1 to 2 days if you need to buy them beforehand. Look at each mussel individually. Any mussels that have large cracks across them or that are smashed and crumpled need to be thrown away. Chances are, they are already dead. If a mussel is open, that is also a sign that it has died and should be discarded. Not all gaping mussels need to be discarded. You can quickly test to see if it's still alive by tapping it on the counter or against another mussel. If it closes, that means the mussel is still alive and you can use it. If it doesn't move, throw it away. Some mussels that are stressed, but not dead, will open slightly, so give them a quick check before throwing them out. You can sometimes leave them in the fridge for longer, but 1 to 2 days is a safe window. If you do leave them for a few extra days, make sure they still smell like the ocean (rather than like rotten fish) and that they haven't gotten slimy. If you find you won't be able to use your mussels in time, you can transfer them to a resealable plastic bag and store them in the freezer for up to 2 to 3 months.
Summary: Examine the mussels as soon as you get home from the store. Discard cracked, smashed or open mussels, as they can make you ill. Use fresh mussels within 1 to 2 days of purchasing them.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Toasting is a group activity, so be sure that everyone's wine glasses are filled, they are paying attention, and whomever is being toasted is present. Standing guarantees everyone can see you, and it helps your voice carry to the crowd. In smaller settings such as a single table, standing is optional. Often, this is done by saying, "I would like to propose a toast to..." Clinking cutlery against the side of the wine glass also grabs attention and sets the mood. Wait for your associates, dining partners or event attendees to recognize your intentions and to lift their glasses from the table if they are not already holding them.
Summary:
Ensure others are prepared for the toast. Stand up, if toasting in front of a large group. Call attention to the fact you intend to raise a toast.