Article: If you don't want to wear a mask, consider wearing face paint instead. First, cover your skin in a thin layer of white paint to make you look ghoulish. Next, paint grey circles around your eyes. Use some black paint to outline "fangs" on your lips. Finish the look by painting your lips black. Wear plastic fangs instead of painting them on for an extra creepy effect. Add mascara and red lipstick to become a cute or sexy bat. Visit your local Halloween supply store or costume shop and buy some interesting bat props. For example, if you're planning on wearing a dress with your costume, buy some spider webbed black tights. If you don't want to make a mask but you still want to wear one, buy a scary bat mask. Many Halloween supply stores are seasonal, opening in August and closing after Halloween. If you're making the costume for a child, add sparkles to the edge of the bat wings with craft glue. If you want to add bold colorful designs to the bat wings, paint the fabric with colorful fabric paint. If you like to sew, consider sewing black fur to the top of the bat wings for a realistic touch.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wear ghoulish face paint. Use props with your bat outfit. Add decorations to the bat wings.

Problem: Article: about things you've done in the past. Put yourself in your partner's shoes. Remind yourself that everyone has a past, and that no one is perfect. Make a mental list of your exes, mistakes you've made, and other examples that are comparable to what bothers you about your ex's past. Imagine if your partner questioned whether you have feelings for your ex or judged you for a mistake you made 10 years ago. You'd probably think it's unfair that they're judging you for things you did before you even knew each other. Your partner can't erase their past, and you shouldn't expect them to have a completely clean slate. Everyone brings baggage into a relationship. It's up to you to figure out whether or not you can accept your partner's baggage. It's okay if you need some time to come to terms with your partner's past. But it's not fair to hold a grudge against them or to bring up their past during a fight. If they did something horrible and you can't accept it, it's better to end things than continually rake your partner over the coals. Take into account who your partner is now and how they treat you in the present. Try to see the bigger picture, and look for broader patterns instead of magnifying a single action. Put things in perspective, and think about how you'd feel if your partner judged you based on a single mistake. Say your partner told you they cheated on one of their exes a long time ago, and that they feel still horrible about it. That doesn't necessarily mean that you should distrust them. Although everyone messes up, it's okay to draw a line in the sand. Small, one-time mistakes are one thing. However, don't feel like you have to accept major warning signs, such as a long-term pattern of bad behavior or a serious crime. Suppose your partner told you they've cheated in each of their relationships. That's a pattern of suspicious behavior, and it's okay to have serious doubts about their ability to commit. Say they were arrested in the past for violence, and you've seen them punch walls, slam doors, and break things. This is a pattern of violent, potentially abusive behavior. Other abusive behaviors include screaming at you, threatening physical violence, and attempting to isolate you from loved ones. If you've observed any of these red flags, ending the relationship is probably the best option. If they lose their temper but haven't directed their anger toward you, and if you're interested in working things out, you still need to set ground rules. They should consult a mental health professional about managing their anger.
Summary: Think Remember that you can't change the past. Don't define your partner solely based on their past mistakes. Ask yourself if something they've done is a deal breaker.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The path to the ISBN application varies from nation to nation. In some cases, after accessing the site of your national ISBN agency, the option to get an ISBN will be front and center. In other cases, you'll have to hunt around the site a bit in order to find the application. The application process varies from nation to nation. The applications generally share some common elements, though. You'll be expected to supply, for instance, the publisher's name and address, the title of the publication, the format of the publication, the proposed date of publication, and your contact information. Along with your application, you may be expected to submit a processing fee. The cost of this fee varies depending on the nation in which you apply for an ISBN. The application should cite the cost of submitting the application. If it does not, ask your national ISBN agency about the cost and payment options. The process by which you actually receive your ISBN depends on your national ISBN agency. In most places, you'll receive an email alerting you that your application has been processed. You can then log in to your account and check your ISBN. In some cases you might get your ISBN number mailed or emailed to you. The length of time required for approval varies from place to place. Your national ISBN agency should be able to tell you how long you'll need to wait.

SUMMARY: Find your application. Fill out the application. Pay the application fee. Get your ISBN.

There isn't a built-in way to scan a QR code on your Mac, nor is there an app available to do so. If you want to scan a QR code, you'll have to use an online QR code scanner. Go to https://webqr.com/. This website scans QR codes using your Mac's built-in webcam. On some browsers (e.g., Google Chrome), you will have to click Allow when prompted to grant the website access to your camera. Your QR code should be facing the Mac's camera. You'll see the code appear in the scan window that's in the middle of the page. You can also upload a QR code from your computer by clicking the camera icon above the top-right corner of the scan window, clicking Choose File, clicking the QR code image, and clicking Open. Make sure that all four edges and corners of the QR code are inside of the scan window. Once your Mac's camera focuses on the code, you'll see the code's content appear in the box at the bottom of the page. You can then click the content to open it if you want.
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Open a web browser. Open the Web QR website. Hold your QR code up to the camera. Center the QR code in the scan window. Wait for the code to scan.