This should be done prior to the show to allow for rehearsals. You can build a raised runway from stage blocks. Alternatively, you can have a runway delineated on the floor. Make sure the changing and backstage areas aren't visible from the audience. Arrange the seating in the audience so that the runway is visible from all chairs. Plan to sit any VIPs or important guests up front. Decide what order the models will go in. This will depend on what order you want each complete look to go down the runway. Coordinate music and lighting to each model and look. Have this lineup timed, ensuring each model and look has enough time on the runway. Plan to have each model walk once down the runway individually, then as a group at the end of the show. This will help the backstage manager/producer, the models, stylists, and technical team to coordinate. Remember, people are only human and make mistakes. A model might walk in the wrong order, for example. This is why rehearsals are key. These give your team a chance to work out any problems in advance before the show. You should try to run at least one dress rehearsal will full hair and makeup. This will allow you to see if all of the looks are polished and oriented to the theme. Make sure all of the music, lights, electrical equipment, and styling equipment are working properly. Make sure all outfits, styling equipment, chairs and supplies are where they need to be. Make sure you have a place to collect tickets, purchases, and donations. Be sure to start on time. One of the things that attendees will remember is if the event started on time. Make sure each model's look is complete before they go out onto the runway. Make sure photographers are ready and set up during the show to take photos. Remember to have fun! Fashion shows are supposed to showcase fun and creativity.
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One-sentence summary -- Set up the runway, stage and venue. Come up with a detailed program. Run several rehearsals. Check the venue on the day of the show. Run the fashion show.

Set cupcake liners in the cups of a nonstick muffin pan. Heat the mixture in the microwave on low power, stirring occasionally, until the chocolate has melted. Set the mixture aside and allow it to cool. In a second bowl, beat the egg and the egg yolk with an electric hand mixer at high speed for 3 minutes. The eggs are ready when they are thick and have a bright lemon-yellow color. Mix the wet ingredients until they are thoroughly combined. Bake them until a toothpick inserted into the center of the cupcakes comes out clean and the tops spring back when pressed gently, which will take about 25 minutes. Then, loosen the liners from the muffin pan. Remove the cupcakes from the tin and cool them completely.
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One-sentence summary -- Position a rack in the middle of the oven and preheat to 300F (150 C). Put the chocolate and prune juice in a microwave safe bowl. Whisk the flour, sugar, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder and salt together in a large bowl. Add the buttermilk, oil, vanilla, and melted chocolate mixture to eggs. Add the flour mixture to the wet ingredients and beat the batter until everything is just combined. Divide the batter among the muffin cups, filling each of them half full. Cool the cupcakes in the pan on a rack for 10 minutes.

If you have submitted an untruthful resume and are now having second thoughts, you can consider asking to submit an "updated" resume. This way, you can correct any lies or half-truths before you get called for an interview. This will allow you to proceed through the application process with a clear conscience. If you choose to do this, remember to bring the updated resume to the interview, rather than the old version that contains the lie. At this point, you can choose to be vague as to why you would like to submit an updated resume because you have not made a tremendous amount of contact with the company yet. This can be good if you do not wish to outright admit that you lied on your resume. You can simply say: "After looking over my resume, I discovered some information that I would like to edit. Can I send you an updated resume by this afternoon?" Again, you are not admitting that you lied on your resume, just that you would like to make some changes. Edit your resume in a way that is now truthful but not obvious that you lied. Changing numbers or dates here and there is fine. However, eliminating false job duties, accomplishments or entire jobs may be noticeable and will raise questions. It may be best to rephrase these things to be truthful. For example, instead of eliminating "Increased sales by 30% in 3 months" you can say "Contributed to a 30% increase in team sales". This is not saying you personally increased sales by 30% but you contributed to that overall growth. Asking to submit an updated resume may be a red flag to an employer. Issues with trust and your ability to check your work before submitting are just among the few questions that may arise. You should consider apologizing for any inconvenience and submitting an updated version as soon as possible. After viewing your updated resume, it may be apparent that you lied on your initial resume. Again, this goes back to a trust issue. It is now up to the employer as to how they would like to proceed. They may choose to end your candidacy and you must accept the consequences and respect their wishes.
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One-sentence summary -- Ask to submit an "updated" resume. Choose how to phrase your request. Correct the "mistakes" and submit a truthful resume. Express your sincerest apologies for any misinformation. Accept the consequences.

If you are staying awake longer than normal, you'll have to resist the temptation to sleep. Stay out of bed, don't wear pajamas, and avoid anything else that is part of your sleep routine. Keep the temperature warm enough or cool enough that you are slightly uncomfortable, and more likely to stay awake. Your body's basic sleep cycle is tied to light during the day and dark at night. This means that dim lights can make you sleepy, especially if you are staying up beyond your usual bed time. Bright lights, however, can increase alertness. Keep lamps and other sources of light on when you are trying to stay awake. Staying awake in company can be easier than trying to do it alone. Talking, studying, listening to music, and taking breaks with others can be stimulating and help the time pass by. An alarm clock can be a good back-up when you are trying to stay awake, especially if you have to do it alone. Try setting an alarm (or several) for regular intervals, such as every half-hour. That way, if you accidentally fall asleep, it won't be for very long. If you are staying awake while getting work or chores done, try switching tasks every now and then. The change will provide some mental stimulation, especially if you move locations (from room to room, or from indoors to outdoors, for instance).
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Don't get too comfortable. Keep your environment well-lit. Keep company. Set alarms. Mix up your activities.