INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Take part in school and community productions. You'll learn how to read scripts and take stage directions, and get comfortable performing in front of an audience. You'll also meet other actors of all ages, who can help you learn about what it's like to be an actor. Get familiar with what's in your area. Many schools, churches, and local community theaters put on productions with roles for children. Go to local productions or watch at home, but watch great performances by great actors. You'll learn your craft, and you'll become familiar with stories and scripts that you might see at an audition. Check out these movies that feature young actors to get an idea of the many and varied roles for kids. Make (and post on YouTube or Vimeo, if you want) videos of yourself. Learn how to play to the camera, and get comfortable being the star of the show. Classes may be available through community theaters or local organizations. Summer acting camps are also popular. Taking classes shows a commitment to acting as a profession, and you will likely learn about the industry as well as the craft.

SUMMARY: Act in local theater. Watch the classics. Court the camera. Take acting classes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tap the Google Play Store app icon, which resembles a multicolored triangle on a white background. It's at the top of the screen. Your Android's on-screen keyboard will appear. Type in vlc, then tap VLC for Android in the resulting drop-down menu. This is on the right side of the page. Doing so prompts VLC to begin installing onto your Android. If prompted, tap ALLOW after tapping INSTALL to confirm the download. You can open VLC directly from within the Play Store by tapping OPEN when VLC finishes installing.
Summary: Open your Android's Google Play Store. Tap the search bar. Open the VLC page. Tap INSTALL.

Your dependability will initially be tested with small things. Even if these things seem insignificant, they matter when you're trying to develop trust. For example, always return things that you borrow undamaged. If you say you are going to be somewhere, show up and be on time. When you say you're going to do something, no matter how small, do it. Every time you prove that you're dependable, trust grows. No one is perfect. Occasionally you are going to be late, lose a borrowed book, or forget about something you said you would do. When this happens, apologize and own up to it immediately. If you have to break plans that you have made with someone, then make sure to call and let the person know as soon as possible. Try not to do this too often though because it can have a negative effect on your relationship if you are always canceling at the last minute. Prove that you can be trusted by respecting their privacy. Never share any confidential information that they give you. If you do, that person probably won't feel comfortable trusting you with their secrets again for a long time, if ever. The only time you should consider breaking a confidence is if the person is in some kind of life-threatening danger and you need to alert someone. Even then, the person will probably be angry with you for breaking their confidence. If this happens, apologize and explain that you only did it because you were truly worried about their safety. When someone learns that you've lied to them, they're naturally going to assume it will happen again. Be truthful with them, even when it's hard. If you think telling them the truth might hurt their feelings, try to find a considerate way to tell them. If you make a mistake, take responsibility and own up to it. Be upfront with them. Don't let them find out about it some other way. Work on showing that you're an honest person even if your friend isn't directly involved in the situation. If they witness you being honest about other things and with other people, it will make them feel like you'll be honest with them, too. If you need to be honest with your friend about a difficult topic, try starting off like this, "Jen, I really love how our honest our friendship is, and I want to keep it that way. I need to talk to you about something..." You could also bring up the topic like this, "Eric, this is hard to tell you, but I'm your friend and I feel like you should know about this..." By sharing something personal with your friend, it shows that you feel a sense of trust around them. Relationships are give-and-take situations. Sometimes, in order to receive something, you have to demonstrate that you're willing to give it. By trusting them first, you are showing them it's safe for them to do the same thing. For example, you could ask for their advice about a personal problem you're experiencing, or go to them for help on a project. You could start off by saying, "Danielle, I know I can trust you. I really need to talk to someone I trust about this..." You could also say, "Jim, this is kind of embarrassing, but I am failing algebra right now. If my parents knew, I'd be in serious trouble. You're great at algebra, do you think you could help me?" You might feel vulnerable at first, but learning to trust someone usually begins by putting yourself out there.
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One-sentence summary -- Be reliable. Keep their secrets confidential. Be honest. Trust them first.

Q: Monitor the amount of water your dog drinks daily. If you notice any big changes in this amount, take note. Drinking too much or too little can indicate a problem that requires veterinary attention. Rule out everyday reasons such as strenuous play or a hot day. If you notice your dog drinking much more than normal for a consecutive week, see your vet. Changes in appetite, especially those that lead to weight loss or gain, can indicate illness.Unexpected weight loss or gain should always be met with a trip to the vet. In the short term, loss of appetite for your dog can be a sign of fever, pain, or stress, as well as many other possible reasons. If the loss of appetite is combined with any other noticeable symptoms, you should see a vet immediately. Vomiting or diarrhea is a reason for concern with your dog. These symptoms can be a sign of anything from swallowing a sharp object to ulcers to parasites. Single instances of vomiting or diarrhea are not necessarily a cause for concern. Repeated instances,especially lasting more than twenty-four hours,require a vet. Blood, in either vomit or diarrhea, can be a serious symptom and needs treatment as soon as possible.
A: Watch for excessive drinking. Track your dog's appetite. Pay special attention to digestive upsets.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Simply avoiding places where he goes or hangs out, if possible, will send him a message. If he never sees you, he will likely stop thinking about you or trying to pursue you as much. Get on your social media accounts like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat, and block him from seeing your posts and photos and interacting with you. All of the major social network sites and apps have easy ways of un-friending and blocking any user you want. Try asking his friends or using what you already know about what he doesn't like to make yourself less desirable to him. If he hates a certain sports team, start talking to him about only that team. If the sound of chewing gum or humming drives him nuts, start doing those things around him. An out-there move to try is acting the complete opposite and give him a lot of attention. Be completely overbearing and demanding of his attention, even acting like you're already in a relationship. Take it to a ridiculous level if you need to. It may be that he just wanted the attention from you and will leave you alone once he gets it, or he will be so turned off by your over-attentiveness that he'll back off.

SUMMARY:
Avoid him. Block him on social networks. Find out what he dislikes and start doing it. Use reverse psychology.