Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't forget the bigger picture.

Answer: Auditioning is a numbers game where you may not get the part for hundreds of different reasons. If you do not receive a callback, there will be plenty of opportunities in the future. The more auditions you perform in, the more comfortable you will be doing them!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk to your parents. Find out who else is aware of the pending divorce. Talk to your parents, siblings and spouse and try to determine the best time to inform your children of their grandparents' divorce. Discuss the situation with your siblings. Discuss the situation with your step-siblings if your parent has remarried.

Answer: Ask questions if you need to better understand. If one parent has shared this news you should make sure the other parent is aware of the decision before you say anything. It is not your place to inform the other parent. You may have to be firm but they should be the one who informs the other parent of their wish to divorce. Don't blame them for not wanting to have the discussion but do not agree to have it for them. Realize the decision to tell the children was very difficult and probably a major point in the process. Be sensitive. You probably have not lived with them for some time and are not aware of all the issues that have developed If your siblings or step-siblings do not know, wait until your parents have had time to discuss it with each of them. Make sure your parents inform your other siblings as soon as possible. You don't want them finding out the wrong way from the wrong person. You will need to work on this as a family and that means the family being informed. Consider how far you live from your parents, siblings and other relatives. If they are at risk from learning this information from another relative or family friend you should make time to have a family meeting and share the news. Explain to your children that you will be helping your parents as much as possible and your attention may be divided. Explain that it doesn't change who their grandparents are, they will still be grandmother and grandfather. Encourage them to still speak and interact with them individually. Consider the maturity of the child and their closeness to their grandparents. Maintain a solid line of communication with them. Agree to discuss things openly and honestly. Agree to not take sides but to share information and help each other and your parents get through this tough time. It will be natural for everyone to take the side and look out for the best interest of the birth parent. At least try to be objective and keep the lines of communication open with your step-siblings. Try to be supportive and let them know you are available should they need anything.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find your computer's USB port. Plug one end of the external hard drive's cable into the USB port. Plug the other end of the cable into your external hard drive. Open File Explorer . Click This PC. Right-click your external hard drive's name. Click Format. Click the "File system" drop-down box. Select a file system. Click Start. Click OK when prompted.

Answer: You'll usually find your computer's USB 3.0 or USB-C on one of the sides of the housing, though desktop users may find the USB port(s) on the front or side of the tower. Make sure that you're plugging the external hard drive into a USB port on your computer itself, not a hub or a keyboard USB port. If the cable uses a USB 3.0 connection, it should only fit one way. USB-C connections can be inserted in any way that fits the port. The other end of the cable will usually be a proprietary connection that only fits one port on the external hard drive. Click the folder-shaped File Explorer app icon at the bottom of your computer's screen to do so. If you don't see the File Explorer app icon, press Win+E to open File Explorer. It's on the left side of the window, though you may have to scroll up or down in the left-hand pane to find it. You should see it below the "Devices and drives" heading. A drop-down menu will appear. If you don't see anything listed below the "Devices and drives" heading, double-click the heading to expand it. It's in the drop-down menu. The Format window will open. This is in the middle of the Format window. A drop-down menu will appear. Click one of the following options in the drop-down menu: NTFS Select this option if you only want to use the hard drive with Windows computers. exFAT Select this option if you want to use the hard drive with both Windows and Mac computers. FAT32 Select this option if you want to use the hard drive with computers and non-computer sources alike. Some Linux computers or installations will require a FAT32 drive. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will prompt Windows to begin formatting your external drive. If the drive belonged to another person before you, consider first unchecking the "Quick format" box. This will cause the formatting process to take significantly longer, but it will also overwrite completely the hard drive. This is at the bottom of the window. Doing so closes the Format window; your drive should now be formatted.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Browse comic shops regularly to buy physical comic books. Purchase digital comics for a convenient way to store your collection. Decide how you'll store your comics. Obtain a few comic books for free.

Answer:
Comic shops are constantly adding new books to their inventory, and will have plenty of books to peruse while you decide what to read. Physical comics have the advantage of always being readable, even when your Internet is down. They also make it easier to display and show off your collection as it grows. Make sure you have adequate shelving or other storage space (boxes and/or bins) before you start collecting physical comics. Digital comics are easier to store, since they can all be found in one place. They are ideal if you don't have a lot of space to keep physical comics, or just want to keep your collection organized as easily as possible. Consider buying digital copies of comics to read, then buying print editions of your favorite stories to give the creators extra support. You don't have to choose one or the other. Plenty of comic fans have both digital and print copies of their favorite comics. Several printed comics also give digital copies of the same issues to buyers at no extra charge. Comics are collectible items. While you buy them to read them, you want to preserve them so you can keep reading them years down the road. Keep them on shelves like you would normal books, but tuck them into special sleeves to keep them from yellowing. They will be made from plastic, and can be opened and closed with tape. Some comics come with special collector's boxes, which are great for protection and will look amazing on your shelves! You won't have this problem with digital comics, naturallythough you may want to back them up on separate cloud storage (like Dropbox or Google Drive), just in case something happens to your device or current cloud service. The comic book world loves to indulge fans with free issues! Take advantage of these giveaways to start reading your first comic and build your new collection. Google to learn when the next Free Comic Book Day will be at a comic shop near you and plan to take a trip there to find a comic you'll love. Comixology is an online comic store with a large selection of free comic issues to choose from. Visit https://www.comixology.com/free-comics to browse around. Borrow your comics from the library or a friend. Many libraries feature full sections stocked just with comics for you to read for free. Alternatively, if you have a friend who reads comics, ask if you can read from their collection.