Offer them drinks and appetizers. Ideally, have them gather in one area so that the mystery may commence as soon as everyone shows up. Allow them to get to know who everybody is by circulating and asking questions. It's a great icebreaker and helps to get everyone into the story. Don't rush through the meal. Let your guests linger over their food and chat with each other about who they think the murderer might be. Be mindful that your guests' conversations don't stray to other subjects. It's normal for conversations to wander, but try to keep it to a minimum. You can allow cast members to mingle with your guests in between scenes, and depending on their roles, they can either give helpful clues or clues that misdirect. Don't let anyone become too sure they've solved the murder! Not only will the right music enhance the mood, it will also cover up any lulls in the conversation. Having an Mp3 player or CD changer set to continuous shuffle is a great way to keep the music playing. It is always fun for your guests to sit around and start revealing some of their secrets, or the schemes they had going on. Everyone will be amazed at how much was going on under their noses the whole time!
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One-sentence summary -- Greet your guests as they arrive. Let the guests mingle with the cast. Allow time for your guests to deliberate. Keep your guests guessing until the very end. Have music on in the background. Have all your guests gather once the murderer has been revealed and the prize or prizes have been awarded.

Q: When you're unsure, a suit is always a good bet. Whether the suit has a skirt or pants is up to you. However, more conservative companies may prefer a skirt. Pick a suit that fits you well and isn't too flashy. Stick to darker colors. High-end brands will get you noticed, but they aren't strictly necessary. Buy the best quality you can afford, and try supplementing with a name-brand briefcase, handbag, or scarf if you can. For skirt length, knee-length is usually the most appropriate. If you wear something longer, it shouldn't puff or flow. Stick to neutral colors, such as white, beige, gray, or black. A button-down shirt or blouse is generally best. However, you can also wear a shell or a knit top underneath a suit, as long as it is well-made and professional-looking. If the place you're applying to is more casual, you may get away without wearing a suit. However, you should still wear something classy and sophisticated. For instance, a dark sweater and tailored pants is a good pairing. Nonetheless, if you wear a shirt, make sure it is button-down with a collar. You should still stick with dark colors and high quality materials. You don't have to purchase a high-end brand, but you should try to purchase material of quality that will last. Shy away from anything too flashy, including loud patterns. Also, pay attention to details. Make sure you don't have any loose threads hanging down. Check for stains and holes while putting your outfit together, and don't forget to use a lint roller, especially if you live with pets. Some places will expect you to wear hose no matter what the weather. Other places won't care as much. If you're not sure about your company, it's best to err on the side of caution and wear the hose. Even if the company is casual, you shouldn't wear jeans to an interview. Dressing up shows you are serious about the job, and you want to show you are a professional, even if you dress more casually in your day-to-day job. Before you go in, you need to make sure your outfit is clean and free of wrinkles. Check on it a week before the interview to see if you need to take it to the cleaners. A mid-heel pump is a classic choice. Don't pick something you can't walk in. If you don't like heels, stick to something low and basic. Also, don't forget to take your industry in consideration when picking the shoe. In the fashion industry, you may want to choose a glamorous high heel, while as a teacher, a basic flat is probably fine. Keep it simple. For instance, a small necklace and a pair of smallish earrings. In addition, don't wear too many rings. You also want to skip other piercings besides a regular pair of earrings. Most companies frown upon other types of piercings. Like your jewelry, you want to keep your makeup simple. Go for a more natural look, and don't go overboard on designs or colors. Pick a natural, neutral concealer to hide flaws, followed by a neutral powder to help take care of shininess. Use blush that goes with your complexion; usually warm pink or peach is a good choice. For your eyes, a light brown or one slightly darker than your skin tone can add dimension without looking like you're wearing eye shadow. You can use eye liner, but try light gray and just lightly dot it on your upper eyelid. Finally, choose a lipstick or lip tint that is basically the same color as your lips. Keep all of it light. Basically, you want to look like you're not actually wearing makeup, but you want to even out your skin tone and add a bit of color. If you have important papers to carry, don't forget to add a professional-looking briefcase. Use a dark color, and try to pick one that's more modern. Leather is always a nice choice.
A: Stick to a suit. Keep your shirt simple. Pick something classy if you don't wear a suit. Wear hosiery if you're unsure. Skip the jeans. Clean and iron your outfit. Pick a conservative shoe. Don't wear too much jewelry. Don't go overboard on makeup. Carry a briefcase.

Article: The interest rates for a timeshare are typically pretty high, often 12 to 18 percent. If you buy it with a loan, you'll end up paying a lot more than you would if you just paid cash. Plus, if you ever want to sell it, it can be difficult to get a buyer to pay enough to cover the loan. When it comes to buying a timeshare, the initial price isn't all you need to worry about. You'll be responsible for annual maintenance fees, which can run as much as $1,000 USD or more. Also, you may be hit with "assessment" fees some years, which can run in the thousands. Because buying a timeshare is often done on impulse, many states give you a week or so to take the offer back. In fact, Florida gives you a week and a half. If you're having second thoughts, see if you can rescind the contract where you are. If you want to rescind, send the request in writing by certified mail, so you can guarantee the company received it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pay cash if possible. Pay your maintenance fees. Back out if you have buyer's remorse.

Article: Unplug the console from both the television and its power source. The bottom side of the Xbox is covered with manufacturer warning stickers. You will be removing the feet and stickers to reveal six screws. There is a rubber foot in each corner. Use a flathead screwdriver to pry the feet from the case. Under each foot, you will find a screw. You should see a screw under each sticker. You can save the stickers by attaching them to wax paper. Torx screwdrivers have a 6-point star shape and the screws are commonly used in computer equipment and other electronics. Set the screws aside so that you don't lose track of them. Remove the top by pulling up while gently shaking. The entire top part of the case should come directly off. If you are having difficulty removing it, check to make sure that you removed all six screws from the base.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Power off the Xbox. Place the Xbox upside down on a flat, sturdy surface. Remove the rubber feet from the bottom of the Xbox. Peel off the Serial and Warranty stickers with a utility knife. Unscrew the six screws using a Torx 20 screwdriver. Turn the console upright.