Article: Choose a gown or long t-shirt very light in color. A nice dress, robe or nightgown makes for a great angel costume, but a long t-shirt can also look the part with the right perks; the trick is to achieve an elegant and/or flowing effect. A light color will help keep your costume "angelic." Aim for white, light blue, a light yellow or mint green for color. Color hues that are warm, inviting, and comforting mimic light sources that have the same effect. Go all out this year and make your angel costume do the same. Remember, you're an angel the flagship of goodness and kindness. Try your best to keep the gown as modest as possible (no white cocktail dresses) or else run the risk of being a devil in disguise! Decide on what type of wings you'd like your angel costume to have. Wings come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and materials that are only limited by your imagination. The type of wing you choose will determine what resources you'll need in making them a reality. Does your angel costume have a fairy wings? Maybe your angel costume is a bit more traditional and requires standard angel wings? Or maybe you're aiming for something more unique and would like to have balloon wings? Go all out this year and have a memorable set of wings that will have your friends asking how they were made. Wings only have to be as fancy as you choose them to be. A simple, inexpensive idea is to gather poster board material and cut it into the right shape. With the right amount of tweaks, these can look just as good and be crafted without breaking the bank. It's not necessary for the colors of the wings to match your gown exactly, but aim to keep the colors on a similar scale to really unite the costume. You can also go the exact opposite route to have contrasting wings that really stand out. To get those feathery wings, purchase artificial white feathers and glue a whole bunch of them onto a half heart cardboard, repeat for the other wing. Imagine what sort of halo you'd like for your angel costume and get to work on making it a reality. Like wings, a halo can come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors that is only limited by your imagination and ability to craft it. A simple, inexpensive idea is using a gold or silver pipe cleaner. It's easy to bend one of decent length into the shape of a halo. What's more, it's easy to combine several into a halo of decent length and girth. You can try basic combinations of common household items to create the halo, such as gold paper and a wire that you can tie it on, or a wire and gold pipe cleaner. Halloween, party supply stores, and even larger grocery stores carry several types of glow-stick and glowing ring materials perfect for crafting halos. Browse one close to you if you're looking for extra inspiration.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pick a light colored gown or long t-shirt. Choose the perfect wings. Decide on an eye-catching halo.

Problem: Article: Not everyone who gambles has a problem with it. It is important to determine whether or not the other person has an addiction. There are many common symptoms of compulsive gambling that you can look for. Many times, compulsive gamblers will not only spend a long time gambling but they may be desperate to find more and more money to gamble with. Lying, stealing, or engaging in illegal activities to get more money are clear signs that there is a problem. A compulsive gambler may constantly increase the stakes or money so that they can get a bigger thrill. A compulsive gambler may try to hide their habit from family and friends. This means that they may lie about how often or how much they gamble. They may also be in denial about the extent of their problem. If you want to help a compulsive gambler, you may need to discuss the problem. This may be when you start to see a pattern of behavior leading to compulsive gambling or after the person has gotten into trouble due to their gambling. To decide if you should bring it up to the gambler, you should look at your relationship with the person. Are you close, or are you just casual acquaintances or colleagues? If you are not close to the person, you may want to discuss any problematic behavior you see with someone close to the gambler, like a spouse, family member, or close friend. Start by asking, "Do you think your gambling has become a problem?" After listening to their answer, you can say, "I care about you and I am worried. I've noticed that you are gambling more and using money in your savings. I'd like to talk about the possibility of a gambling problem." You may also say, "I am concerned because you said you were only going to gamble $20, but you gambled hundreds." The other person may become defensive when you begin the talk. Try to remain calm, and avoid being accusatory. Be sympathetic to their issues, and avoid judging them for their problem. Expressing anger or blame will inevitably lead to problems. Avoid starting sentences with "you." Instead, use "I" statements. For example, instead of saying, "you're wasting all of your money," you can say, "I'm worried about how much money you're spending." Ask them about other parts of their life as well. Is there anything they're unhappy about? Are they struggling with depression or other issues? When you talk to the person about their gambling problem, calmly explain the consequences that can arise from their behavior. Don't yell or get angry. Instead, remain logical as you present facts about the harm and damage compulsive gambling can lead to. For example, you may want to talk about the depletion of savings and the legal problems if you gamble money you don't have. You can mention how gambling can put the person and their family into debt and cause problems for their loved ones. Gambling may also lead to violence, stealing, and lying. You may want to say to the person, "Gambling can be fun when controlled. However, gambling can become a serious addiction. If you can't control your gambling, you may end up in debt or losing the money you've worked so hard to save. Gambling may even end with jail time if you can't pay your debts." Some people may be glad that you brought up the issue because they didn't know how to bring it up themselves. However, some people may get extremely angry or defensive when you mention they have a problem. They may think you are accusing them of something or become confrontational. Others may just refuse to talk about it. If the conversation doesn't go well, let it go and broach the subject later. Avoid trying to push the subject when the other person is angry or unwilling to communicate.
Summary: Identify signs of a gambling problem. Talk to them about their problem. Avoid judging them. Explain the consequences. Prepare for any reaction.

Now that you've set up Do Not Disturb, here's how you can enable and disable it quickly from the home screen. It's the fourth icon at the top of the screen. If the moon was previously gray, it will turn white, which means Do Not Disturb mode is enabled. You will not receive incoming calls in this mode. If you don't see the moon, see Customize the Control Center on iPhone or iPad to learn how to get it. The moon icon will turn gray again, and you'll be able to receive phone calls.
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Swipe up from the bottom of the home screen. Tap the moon icon. Tap the moon icon again to toggle off Do Not Disturb mode.