Find another person to play with you, and stand an arm's length apart. You can play the game for fun or use it to settle a simple dispute. Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock has more possible outcomes and results in fewer ties.
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One-sentence summary -- Stand across from a partner.

Since most modeling jobs have particular types of models in mind, you should have a clear understanding of your own physical attributes. If you're a woman, measure your chest, waist, and hips, and verify your height and weight. If you're man, measure your shoulders, waist, and inseam, as well as your height and weight. Keep track of these measurements over time, especially if you're a younger model. Men in particular continue to add height into their early 20s. As art comes in many forms, there is a wide range of modeling options. Your headshots and portfolio should emphasize your physical attributes and personality, based on the type of modeling jobs that you want to pursue. If you're interested in becoming a fashion model, the most exclusive type, the physical standards are quite strict. For example, female models must be "fashion-industry size-standard", which means you must be 5'9" to 6" tall, have measurements of 34-24-24, wear clothing size 0-4, and weigh between 105-130 pounds, proportional to your height. An "alternative" or "alt" model, on the other hand may not fit the industry standard. Many have tattoos and piercings, as well as atypical hairstyles. Catalog models can be a range of sizes and shapes as well, depending on the clothing designer and retailer. Find a reputable photographer who specializes either in model photography or in headshots. Make sure that you have access to the negatives, too,so that you can build your own composite card and portfolio. Ask the photograph to help you to keep them simple and natural. Modeling agencies and clients are looking for confident models who seem relaxed in front of the camera, not potentially awkward poses or false "glamour." A composite is an important marketing tool, much like a business card, that agencies and clients will keep as a reference for you. It consists of a single page, often a 5x7 card, and sometimes a full 8.5x11 sheet, that has your headshot on one side and several photos with your vital statistics (physical characteristics and personal qualities) on the back. Use your photographs to create an attractive portfolio to carry to go-sees, cattle-calls, and agency interviews. This portfolio should represent the range of your expressiveness and emphasize your personal style and physical attributes. For instance, if your emotional expressiveness is your best quality, then select images that highlight the way you show emotion in different lights, with different make-up, and in different contexts. A digital portfolio, such as a DVD or flash drive, might be a useful investment, especially if you're interested in modeling for television or the catwalk. You can include video footage of your walk or your previous video modeling experience.
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One-sentence summary -- Take your measurements. Decide what type of modeling you want to pursue. Have professional pictures made. Make composite cards. Create physical and digital portfolios.

Just don't show these feelings around your child, as it might be confusing for them. No matter how much you plan, you can't fight your emotions. The first time you drop your child off, you may even cry. Let yourself feel sad for the first couple of days. The more you go through the process, the easier it will become. Don't let your child see you crying, as they interpret crying in simple ways. They may think that you are hurt. They may draw the conclusion that daycare is hurting you or that it's a dangerous place. Alternatively, they may think that they are hurting you. Unless your child understands the concept of "happy tears," hold in your emotions until you're away from your child. Dropping your kid off at daycare is not only emotional for your kid, it's often hard for the parent, too. If you have work, consider taking the day off so that you can emotionally adjust. Try to distract yourself with a treat like going to see a new movie, getting a pedicure, or working on a project you rarely have time for. You are going to feel sad, and that's ok. Distracting yourself can help prevent you from spending all day worrying or wallowing, though. If you are feeling sad or guilty about sending your child to daycare, think about the big picture. Daycare lets you have the time you need to work or manage your day. Not only that, but daycare allows your child to socialize, start their early education, and build skills that they will use for the rest of their life. Sometimes it is hard to see the bigger picture, but repeating an affirmation may help. Try saying, "My child must go to daycare so that I can do ___ to provide him/her with a better future," or "daycare can help my child learn and grow in important ways."
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One-sentence summary -- Allow yourself to feel sad. Treat yourself after first day drop off. Focus on the big picture.

If you have had infestation problems in the past, make sure the equipment is far away from the source and clear of waste that may attract other insects. This can help to drain wastes away from the area and avoid contamination. Set a schedule to dump the debris whether or not the removal container is full. Keep all areas that are not in use free of dishes, waste and personal belongings. The walls, floors, ceiling and appliances should be free of clutter for easy cleaning.
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Move equipment away from locations that attract insects or rodents. Place the equipment nearby running water. Arrange the regular removal of food waste, peelings and scraps. Maintain an uncluttered environment at all times.