Problem: Article: Choose a fair concealer that matches your skin's undertones. Apply the concealer with a light hand to avoid a cakey look, and leave freckles uncovered. Many powders and concealers have an orange tone which can look odd on fair skin. Make sure you find one that matches your undertone or opt for a translucent powder that won't add any artificial color to your face. A large, rounded kabuki brush is best for this, as it covers a large surface area and distributes powder evenly. Choose a blush in your color family, but make sure it is light. Smile to locate the apples of your cheeks and apply blush in a circular motion using a small powder brush. Opt for clear or brown mascara if black is too strong a look for daytime. White liner makes your eyes appear bigger and makes you look wide-awake. Choose a shade in your color family appropriate for day. A pale pink is always flattering.
Summary: Cover any imperfections. Apply a light dusting of matte powder. Apply a light blush to your cheeks. Curl your eyelashes and apply two coats of mascara. Line your bottom lashes with white eyeliner. Apply a tinted or clear lip balm.

Problem: Article: Once you've earned a few hundred points, navigate to the Rewards section of the app to browse your options. Bear in mind that you will need a few thousand points, at least, to reach even a $5 PayPal deposit. Possible rewards include PayPal deposits, Amazon gift cards, and iTunes gift cards. If you have enough points, you may even be able to afford a device like an iPad Mini. Don't wait too long! Be aware that points expire. If you do not download an app for 60 days, then your unspent points will be reset to zero. Choose wisely. There are no refunds. Once you spend your points, there's no turning back. Sometimes there are special drawings in which each time you download an app, you are entered for a chance to win. The chances may be slim but you never know when a small effort will pay off!
Summary: Open the "Rewards" tab. Pick a reward. Look out for special promotions.

Problem: Article: If the state is not involved, your attorney will file the adoption in the appropriate court on your behalf. A preliminary hearing will be scheduled to give the birth parents an opportunity to file a response to the petition. If the birth parents both consent, they will sign notarized forms surrendering their parental rights. At this stage, the family of the other parent may request the right to intervene or contest the adoption. If a state agency is involved, you will need their cooperation and approval for a kinship adoption. A supportive social worker can be your biggest asset. The agency should have the documents needed for the adoption, such as certified birth certificates and parental death certificates. They also have access to records that can help locate absentee parents for service and consent. Cooperate fully with requested home visits, interviews, and criminal background checks. Most states have laws in place to streamline these procedures and give preference to blood relatives, but your cooperation is essential. Be open and honest. After the state becomes involved, there is no "private family business." Grandparents may be asked to submit to physical examinations to determine if they are healthy enough to be adoptive parents for young children. If you are looking to adopt a grandchild or the child of your sibling, talk with the family member birth parent about consenting to the adoption. You should also talk to the rest of the immediate family about their feelings. Forcing the court to sever parental rights can cause dissent in the family that is not good for the child. You may need to provide your own birth certificates, marriage and divorce documents, and employment records. Don't keep any secrets from your lawyer. If there is something in your past that may be an issue, such as a former drug problem, health issue, or criminal conviction, be honest about it before it becomes an issue in the adoption. If your attorney is court-appointed, Legal Aid, or working pro bono, you will likely be able to get the court filing fees waived. Speak with your attorney about the records you will have to provide. If there is a child welfare case, the state will handle the severance of the birth parents' rights. If the case goes to trial, you may be called to testify about anything you witnessed and about how you have been caring for the child. If you receive a subpoena or other notice from the state, contact your attorney immediately.
Summary: Institute an adoption proceeding. Seek agency cooperation. Discuss consent to the adoption. Work with your attorney.

Problem: Article: Ovals and circles are fairly common in Korean script but virtually unused in Chinese or Japanese characters. If you see a lot of open ovals and circles, as well as open squares, you can be fairly certain that you are looking at Korean script. While Japanese has curvy shapes, it doesn't have complete circles within the characters as Korean does. Korean has an alphabet, just like the English language. However, the written language combines 2 or 3 letters into a single character representing the syllable of a word. So you'll also see strong vertical or horizontal lines separating the letters. Chinese characters (called hanzi in Chinese and kanji in Japanese) may appear in Chinese, Korean, or Japanese. However, if the writing is in nothing but Chinese characters, then what you're looking at is Chinese. It is the only language of the 3 to rely solely on hanzi. Chinese characters are extremely detailed. Strokes don't cross outside the square perimeter of any character, giving a line of script a consistent, uniform appearance. In contrast, Japanese has a more open and airy style of script. While Korean characters are orderly and regimented, they aren't quite as dense or complex as Chinese characters, with a lot more open space. Loose, curvy lines that aren't constrained to a small box are Japanese hiragana. The characters are extremely simple compared to Korean or Chinese characters, some only requiring a single stroke of the pen to reproduce. For a quick shortcut, look for the character "." Neither Korean nor Chinese have a character that looks anything like "." It's typically pretty easy to remember and spot. If you see this character in a passage of writing, it's most likely Japanese writing, even if you notice a few Chinese characters.
Summary:
Look for circles and ovals to identify Korean writing. Recognize complex square characters as Chinese characters. Identify Japanese script as light and loose.