Write an article based on this "Make a good entrance. Remember that having fun is what's important. Be social. Don't start or get into drama. Get out on the dance floor. Know what to do if you can't dance. Ask someone else to dance with you."
article: They say first impressions can last a lifetime, and walking into a dance for the first time can have a huge impact on the others there. Whether you arrive alone or with a group of people, walk in boldly with your head held high (this shows confidence) and don't hesitate. To avoid hesitating when you walk in, pick a spot and walk directly to it with purpose. For instance, you can walk to the drink table, to a group of people, or right to the dance floor if you're already feeling the music! Be sure to smile a lot, as this exudes confidence. In the end, it doesn't matter how you look, what you're wearing, or how your hair and makeup are styled: what matters is how you act, how you feel, and how you present yourself! You could be wearing a paper sack and be the life of the party, just like you could be a complete party pooper despite being the best dressed. The entire point of a dance is to be social and get to know new people, so why not take advantage of the situation? You may meet someone that you really like, such as a new friend or a romantic interest. Being outgoing at a dance is also a great way to show others that you're confident and fun to be around, which is a very attractive quality. If you're feeling a little nervous, hang out and talk to a group of friends for a while and give yourself time to relax. That is one of many people's pet peeves while they are at a dance. You should have fun at a dance, not be a drama starter and a party pooper! One of the best ways to show your personality at a school dance is by dancing! It doesn't really matter whether you can dance, as long as you're out on the floor moving and interacting with other people. Don't be afraid to talk to new people outside your regular social group. Be sure to stretch before you get to the dance so you don't pull anything when you're working your moves. You may feel like the center of attention on the dance floor, but remember that everyone else if feeling just as self-conscious, and most people will be paying more attention to their own feet than yours. Hiding away quietly in a corner isn't a good way to make a positive impression, so try to force yourself out of your shell. Dancing is all about moving with the rhythm of the music, so you don't have to know any special moves to get out and dance. If you don't know any moves, just get on the dance floor and: Move your feet and legs in the time with the music Bounce a little on your knees Bob your head and move your shoulders and torso Swing your arms in time with your feet Pivot and twist on your feet a little, and shift your weight back and forth If you're waiting for someone special to ask you to dance, why not take the initiative instead? You may be nervous, and that's ok, but maybe that person is waiting for you to ask! Similarly, don't be afraid to say yes to dancing with someone you may not have considered dancing with before. You never know, you two might just hit it off.

Write an article based on this "Preheat the oven and prepare the garlic. Peel, slice, and season the onions. Roast the onions with the garlic for one hour. Peel the garlic and put the sauce ingredients into a blender. Blend the sauce and incorporate the oil."
article: Turn on the oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C). Get out a rimmed baking sheet and a piece of foil. Place 6 unpeeled garlic cloves in the center of the foil and wrap the foil tightly around them. Put the wrapped foil on the baking sheet. Peel two large Vidalia (sweet) onions. Use a sharp knife to carefully cut each onion into four large pieces. Set the quarters on the baking sheet with the garlic packet and brush the onions with a little vegetable oil. Put the baking sheet in the preheated oven and bake the onions with the garlic for another hour. The onions should become slightly charred and completely soft. Then, carefully open the aluminium foil to see if the garlic is soft. Let the onions and garlic cool completely. Peel the cloves of garlic and scoop the softened cloves into a blender or food processor. Add the roasted onions along with: 1/2 cup (120 ml) apple cider vinegar 1/4 cup (60 ml) fresh lemon juice Salt and pepper to taste Put the lid on the blender and puree the ingredients until they're completely smooth. Keep the blender running and open the pouring spout on the top of the machine. Slowly pour in 1 1/4 cups (295 ml) of vegetable oil until it's combined. You can use the sauce immediately. If you'd like to store leftover sauce, transfer it to an airtight container and keep it in the refrigerator for up to four days.

Write an article based on this "Choose a casual outfit that shows some skin. Balance out your outfit. Complete the look with the right shoes. Throw on some accessories. Keep your hair and makeup styles minimal."
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Being outside for the day often means tanning (voluntarily or involuntarily) so showing skin has become not only socially acceptable, but actually encouraged. Crop tops, cut-offs, cutouts, bathing suits, bandeaus and bustiers are all popular. Outdoor festivals are almost always in the thick of summer, when it is hot and sunny. Always bring and wear sunscreen religiously. You don't want to get sunburned. Prepare for rain. Always remember to bring a poncho or rain jacket to avoid being soaked all day. If you are revealing a large amount of skin on top or bottom, even out it out with a more conservative counter-part. Pair a cropped top with a maxi skirt, or cut-offs with a baggy button-up. Using a "flowing" top or bottom creates a chic look without looking too conservative. Loose flowing components to your clothes will be more comfortable in hot weather. Try a one piece instead. Rompers, dresses, and jumpsuits are very popular music festival choices. This "balances" your outfit for you since most designers dance on the "conservative" and "revealing" line. Patterned one-pieces add depth to an outfit. Floral patterns, abstract patterns and animal prints play into the indie look. Sandals or flip flops are fashionable summer footwear. The important thing is to play into the summer look (gladiator sandals, chunky heel or jeweled flip flops). You can also look chic in something more structured (loafers, boots, or high fashion sneakers). Keep in mind that if it rains it will be muddy. Plan to bring several changes of shoes, including a pair or sneakers for wet days. You should choose accessories that complement your outfit and hot sunny weather. Big floppy hats and over-sized or wafer sunglasses will help you protect yourself from the sun. Scarves, cross side bags, dangling earrings, and layered necklaces also pull together the look. Natural or neutral accessories are best. Wear your hair down, pulled back in a curled ponytail, in a messy bun, or up in a cute braid. Make-up should be minimal and natural. Make sure you wear sunblock to protect your skin from the sun.