Peach is a light, soft color that won't likely look too stark against your light skin. Also, the soft orange in the peach should highlight your natural yellow and golden undertones. Plum is a great choice for this skin color because it shouldn't stand out too harshly against your light skin. Plum blushes should complement your blue or pink undertones nicely. This skin color is often also referred to as "olive." Go for a mauve blush to highlight both your warm overtone and warm undertones if your skin is olive. These colors should go well with your skin's pink or blue tint. Additionally, pinks and plums shouldn't be too stark against your medium skin, but they also aren't too light to show up on your skin. If you've got a more chocolate overtone and you undertones are yellowish, this is the way to go. While oranges would look too intense on other skin colors, they'll likely look flattering on yours. Berry-colored blushes should play off of your bluish, reddish, or pinkish undertones well. Additionally, this color should complement your darker overtone. Those with neutral undertones can typically wear both blushes that are warmer, such as peach, and cooler, such as berry. If you have neutral undertones, just go with a blush color that's more vibrant if you have darker skin and a little softer if you have lighter skin. Try oranges or berries if you have dark skin, mauves or pinks if you have medium skin, and plums or peaches if you have light skin.
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One-sentence summary -- Go for a peach if you have fair skin and warm undertones. Opt for plum if you have fair skin and your undertones are cool. Use a mauve blush for medium skin with warm undertones. Go for plums and pinks if you have medium skin and cooler undertones. Stick with orange blushes if your skin is dark and your undertones are warm. Try a shimmery berry color if you have dark skin with cool undertones. Pick a blush based on your overtone alone if your undertones are neutral.

Q: Once you have done a few gigs, you can ask your clients if they would be willing to write you a reference. List these references on your resume and provide them to your audience at the audition. You may even want to post these recommendations on your website in case the producers look you up on the internet. Before an audition, you will need to prepare a repertoire of songs to demonstrate your ability. You should have a wide range of songs that are appropriate for the type of singing that you want to do. If you want to be a singer-songwriter, you should be able to sing popular hits from many different artists. You should also prepare songs you wrote to show your ability to compose. If you are a wedding singer, you will want to prepare different types of pop classics, love songs, and ballads as well as some common religious songs. If you are an opera singer, you will want to prepare arias in several languages. Musical theater performers should perform both classic theater standards and more recent Broadway hits. When you arrive at the audition, you will probably be competing against other singers. To make sure that you are remembered, you should bring a resume and a headshot with you. Give these to the producers before you start your audition. This will help them remember which singer you are, and it will give them a face to connect to the song.
A: Ask clients for references. Pick appropriate sets of music. Provide a picture and a resume.

Article: Brainstorm your answers. In other words, write down everything that comes to mind. This could just be a phase of different interests, and that is entirely okay. Things like "It makes me happy" are great but try to ask yourself why it makes you happy. Write it down. Some reasons that are important to you, like "I have a deep psychological need for approval and appearing on a stage can meet" may be a great reason (and is), but probably not the best bet for talking to your folks.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Ask yourself why you want to be an actor. Analyze the list for good reasons, like "I'm good at it" or "My friends tell me I should try". Be specific. Edit your list on a new sheet of paper.

Problem: Article: Look around at all the floor that will need to be covered. This includes everything bordered by walls, but also less obvious places like the floor inside of closets. Sketch the floorspace out on a sheet of paper for reference. Run a tape measure down one side of the room to get its length. Move the tape measure and record the other wall in the same way. Write these measurements down on the sketch you made for reference. If there aren't any obstructions or unusual aspects to the room, the length and width will be enough to calculate the area. Take the length and multiply it by the width to get the area of floor space in square units. For instance, if one wall is 10 feet (3.0m) and the other is 8 feet (2.4m), multiply these to get a total floor space area of 80 feet (24m) square. If there are any closets, obstructions, or angled areas in the room, you'll start with this basic area and adjust it with a few more calculations to get the actual total amount of floor space. If you have a simple room with no obstructions or unusual shapes, look up an online floor space calculator. Enter the length and width measurements, and the calculator will compute the area.
Summary: Map out the entire floorspace. Measure the length and width of the room. Multiply to get the area. Use an online calculator for a quick solution.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your favorite music festival may have been canceled because of the virus, but the good news is that many artists and musical groups are hosting live events online! Tune in on your computer or check your TV listings to find out about upcoming musical events. For example, if you're an opera lover, the Metropolitan Opera is offering nightly live opera streams in HD. If you've got children at home, keep them entertained with the Lincoln Center's Concert for Kids series. Look for your favorite artists on YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook to find out if they're releasing live content! If you're the type of person who likes to belt along with your favorite tunes, take advantage of the karaoke parties that have been popping up all over the internet since the outbreak started. Organize your own using a platform like Zoom, Discord, or Google Duo, or hop onto a website like https://karaoke.camp/ to drop into a public karaoke session. You could also host or join a virtual dance party or jam session. If you have a favorite DJ, check their social media to find out if they have any online dance events coming up. You can't go to the theater or even invite friends over for a movie night, but that doesn't mean you can't watch your favorite movies and shows together. Install the Netflix Party extension to set up a group viewing experience on your computer, or hop on Metastream or Kast to access multiple streaming platforms through a single app! If you really want to see your friends' faces, you can video chat and watch Netflix at the same time with the Scene extension.

SUMMARY: Livestream a concert to enjoy live music from home. Join a virtual karaoke party if you like to sing. Organize or attend a movie watching party with friends.

Article: Try to avoid acidic fruits like citrus as this will give you stomach pains, stick to watery things, e.g. melon, watermelon, cucumber. Add some milk and oats, but go very easy on the oats. Depending on the length of your fast, you cannot handle too much food.
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Make a fruit and/or veg smoothie on the first day. Drink more home made smoothies on the second day, and try some light soup. Start eating solids again on day three; stick to fruits and vegetables. Continue with the fruit and veg, gradually eating more and more in one day. Eat some dry toast and a bowl of oatmeal with raisins and nuts when you feel ready to reintroduce them. Reintroduce the rest of your everyday foods slowly- in reverse of how you prepared works fairly well. Visit a doctor for a quick checkup when you are eating normally again, just to make sure you haven't damaged yourself.