on a section of your hair that is not too visible. Choose strands that are close to the back of your head to perform your strand test, as these are less noticeable. A strand test will give you an idea as to how your hair will react when you bleach it, and how long it will take. Bleach ultimately damages hair, and it is better to see this on a few strands rather than all of your hair. Follow the instructions that came with your bleach powder and developer. Use a plastic spoon to mix these together. Make sure to use a non-metallic bowl. You will only need a tiny amount of bleach mixture for a strand test. Make sure that the strands are fully saturated by the bleach mixture. Wipe off a small amount of bleach every five minutes using an old cloth to watch your hair changing color. Apply more bleach if the color isn't light enough, and continue removing the bleach and applying more until you reach the desired color. Every 5 minutes check on how the strand test is progressing. Keep note of the amount of time that it takes for your hair to change color. If the strands do turn orange during the strand test, then you will know how long you can safely leave the bleach in your hair before it will turn orange. Create a straight parting from the middle of your forehead down to the start of your neck. Group the hair on the left side together with a plastic clip. Part the hair on the right side horizontally into 2 sections, using the tip of your ear as the parting line. Clip each section in place, and then repeat with the hair on the left side. These sections don't have to be particularly neat or perfect, as they just serve to hold the hair together and out of the way.
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One-sentence summary -- Do a strand test Mix together the bleach powder and liquid developer. Dip the hair strands into the mixture to test them. Monitor how long it takes for your hair to change color. Part your hair into 4 large sections.

Q: These contacts should be amongst art collectors, artists and art media in the town where your gallery will open, and beyond. This can take years (5 to 15) to cultivate through art school, art jobs and socializing in a gallery or museum setting. In the modern marketplace, many gallerists believe you must love what you do in order to be successful. Art sales are inconsistent, with some months providing almost no income and others providing a lot. For example, contemporary, abstract, western, sculptors, prints, furniture or a mixture of different types. The gallery's art should be varied but have a driving theme behind your artistic decisions that attracts people to be repeat customers. You can choose to be a non-profit gallery and gather donations to run a charity. You can choose to form an artists' collective gallery, if you are an artist yourself. You can also choose to run a commercial art gallery that caters to low, middle or high price points. This should be decided before you start to look for artists or look for funding. A business plan sets up the foundation of creating a successful, profitable business in 1 to 5 years, and it should include detailed steps on the artist plan, marketing plan and funding needed. Your business plan, financial statements and commitment from artists will serve as ways to convince banks or business partners that you have a profitable plan. If you take on business partners, try to choose ones that are likewise linked to the art world and can send collectors your way. Look for your artists by getting advice from other dealers or museum curators, or you can put out an open call for submissions. Negotiate your percentage in writing, understanding that generally the newer the artist is to the art world, the higher a percentage of the sale you will be able to receive. Often this means that gallery space is expensive, so be ready to pay a high rent to stay where out-of-town visitors and collectors can easily find you. A well-situated space will also prove beneficial for marketing gallery show openings. Gallery employees should have an art education, contacts in the art world and have sales, business or marketing experience. The ideal employee has an art history or art administration degree and is prepared to multi-task, especially at the beginning. This is essential so that you can be protected in case of theft or other damage. Artists will often require proof of insurance before agreeing to keep their work in your gallery.
A: Develop contacts in the art world. Be completely committed to art and your desire to start an art gallery. Decide what type of art you want to sell and who your clientele will be. Put together a detailed business plan. Look for funding, if it is not already provided. Get commitments from artists. Obtain a gallery space in a popular, or easy to find, location. Hire trusted employees. Get good insurance and a security system for your gallery.

Article: Recognize that men are often more overt about expressing their interest in someone romantically. Women often hint. What's her mood like when she sees you? If she becomes giddy, extra happy to see you, and full of smiles, that's a good sign. Does she ever show jealousy? If she shows jealousy, such as when you spend time with another friend, that could be a sign she's interested. Is she trying to get you alone or does she only hang out with you when other friends are along? If she's always trying to get you alone, it might mean she wants to hook up with you. Does she have open body language (body facing toward the woman, palms up, feet pointing toward the woman) or closed (arms crossed over her chest, palms down, body facing away, etc.) If you catch her making eye contact with you (you're a woman interested in her) or if you catch her making eye contact with another woman (if you're a guy or a female friend of hers), she may be bisexual. Persistent eye contact can be a way of creating intimate connection and to flirt. Also, you should pay attention to the amount of personal space she leaves between herself and other women. Is she trying to create a zone of intimacy? Looking someone in the eyes and then glancing away is a sign of flirtation in many cases. People don't usually lock eyes with people they only consider friends. Avoid stereotyping people. That being said, sometimes you can pick up clues from how she dresses her body. If she goes for an androgynous look, or something like a suit-and-tie combo, she might have a bisexual vibe. Other clothing that might provide a clue would be low-slung pants, Calvin Klein briefs, and trendy fitted blazers. Keep an eye out for rainbow accessories or pins that show she's out. Some hairstyles are more associated with being a lesbian than others, such as a barber's cut or military cut. Short fingernails could also be a giveaway. However, absolutely none of these clues is surefire. There are many bisexual women who dress differently. It all differs on the individual.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Assess her mood and body language signals. Watch what she does with her eyes. Look for clues in her fashion sense.

Article: You can get it for free at the Mozilla website. The download link will automatically detect your operating system and language. If you'd like to download a different language or system, click the Systems & Languages link underneath the Download button. Once the download is complete, the DMG file should open automatically. If it does not, click the downloaded file on your desktop. Drag the Firefox.app file into your Applications folder. Hold down control and click the Firefox window. Select Eject "Firefox". To add Firefox to the dock for quick access, click and drag the icon from your Applications folder onto the dock. You will be warned that the program was downloaded. Confirm that you want to open it. Firefox will ask you if you want to set it as the default browser. After making your choice, the browser will launch.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Download Firefox. Open the DMG file. Install the application. Put Firefox on the dock. Launch Firefox.