One trick you can use is to put regular nail polish on before the glow-in-the-dark variety. You will want to paint your nails with a regular nail polish or nail polish base first. This will make it easier to remove the glow-in-the-dark nail polish later if you want to do so. It will also help people see it. It's a good idea to choose a lighter color base, or you will need to apply more coats of the glow-in-the-dark nail polish. Choose neutral colors. White is a good choice, or just a clear gloss or light beige color. Now you're ready to put the glow-in-the-dark nail polish on your fingernails. This can be a great idea for Halloween! You might need three to four coats of the polish for the effect to take its full effect. Apply a coat, let it dry, and then apply another coat. You may need fewer coats, perhaps as few as two, if you've used a lighter nail polish color like white as the base. It will take your nail polish a little longer to dry than normal, so make sure that you don't touch anything for awhile or you could ruin your nails. Now that you've put the glow-in-the-dark nail polish on, you're ready to check out the effects! You could test out the glowing effect in a dark room if you're too excited to wait until it's actually dark outside. The effect isn't going to last forever. The glowing effect on your nails will probably only last for a couple of hours. You could always reapply more polish if you notice the glowing effect starting to wear off. You're going to need a black light in order to make the highlighter glow, and some highlighters won't work. However, it's possible to use some highlighters to make your nails glow! Yellow highlighter is a good choice because it usually does glow. You can check the highlighter under a black light before you paint your nails. Apply a base of nail polish before applying the highlighter to your nails. This is because highlighter will stain your nails. Use the highlighter pens to draw on your nails. Then put your nails under black light for a few seconds. Apply a top coat of clear nail polish to seal the look.
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One-sentence summary -- Put regular nail polish on first. Apply the glowing polish. Wait until it's dark! Try using a highlighter pen. Finished.

Q: Be clear with yourself about all the qualities that you need in a partner. You may find that there are more important things to you in a relationship than attraction. Does your date have any of the qualities that you're looking for? You may want a partner who is: supportive kind intelligent outgoing polite If you seem to always find yourself in relationships that don't fulfill you, you may be putting too much importance on immediate attraction. Intense attraction to someone can sometimes blind you to the fact that you may not be compatible with them. What initially attracted you to your former flames? What worked and what didn't work in your past relationships? Does your current date have different qualities than your former partners? Maybe you want things from a partner that are contradictory. For example: Do you want someone who's very driven to succeed in their career but who also has plenty of free time to spend with you? If you have traits that you look for in a partner that is contradictory, you may have to choose which ones are more valuable to you. You'll have a tough time finding someone who's dedicated to physical fitness but who will enjoy eating with you at your favorite fast food restaurants. If you want someone who's extremely social, you can't expect them to also like spending weekends alone with you at home. Do you have a mental image of your perfect partner that is impossible for people to live up to? If so, you're setting yourself up for disappointment. Understand that even though a person might not have every trait you look for in a partner, they could still have a lot of great qualities. If you're unwilling to bend, you could be miss out on a really amazing person. You may be shutting yourself off from being attracted to people who don't meet your intense qualifications. You might be holding people to such a high standard because of your own insecurities. It might be easier for you to look for reasons to shut a person out than face potential rejection from them.
A: Define what is important to you in a relationship. Think about your past. Look for contradictions. Be flexible.

Article: The Top Models Inc. is downtown, where you can do a bunch of fashion shows. In a fashion show, the host will pick a color or something, like blue or dark, and you have to put on as much blue as possible. After that, you have to pose for the cameras. Try to win or be runner up. You go up lots of levels if you win fashion shows. Hosts or hostesses are able to pick the topic, like red or animal. Also, if you host a lot of fashion shows, you get a medal and go up levels. Fantage has a lot of holiday celebrations, so make sure you go on Fantage often. When they have a holiday celebration, they'll give you a medal if you go online Fantage every day of the celebration.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Do fashion shows. Host fashion shows. Go on Fantage when they have celebrations.

Article: The first step in preventing GDM is determining your risk factors for developing it. If it turns out that you are at high risk, then you and your doctor take steps towards lowering your risk and keeping you and the baby healthy. Before talking with your immediate relatives about their diabetic history, it might help to know the differences between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes, is an autoimmune disorder, whereas type 2 diabetes is closely tied to lifestyle and eating habits. Your risk of developing gestational diabetes increases if a close family member, such as a parent or sibling, has type 2 diabetes. Talk to your family to see if this applies to you. Besides heredity, there are a number of other risk factors in that you should think about and bring to your doctor's attention. These include: Being Hispanic, African-American, Native American, Asian American, or Pacific Islander. Being overweight before your pregnancy. Being 25 years of age or older. If you developed GDM in a previous pregnancy. If you previously had large baby (9 pounds or more) or a stillbirth. If you had abnormal blood sugar tests before, including glycosuria (sugar in your urine). A history of polycystic ovarian syndrome. There are steps you can take even before you become pregnant to manage your risk for developing GDM. Consult with your doctor before you get pregnant and ask them to help you put together a pregnancy plan to help prepare your physically, mentally, and emotionally. Have your blood sugar tested as early as 3 months before you plan to become pregnant in order to establish your baseline levels and to if you fall in a normal range. Plan to lose any excess weight before pregnancy. Weight loss is not advised during pregnancy, so if you are overweight and concerned about this increasing your risk for GDM, try to lose the extra weight before you become pregnant.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get a family history. Determine your other risk factors. Make a pregnancy plan.