The genre of music you play will help to determine the radio stations that are likely to play your song. For example, public radio stations (such as local National Public Radio affiliates) tend to focus on indie, jazz, and singer-songwriter types. Your local college radio station may be a good choice for music that draws a younger audience, such as rap, hip-hop, and rock. Make sure you send your song to a station that's shown they play that type of music. You're probably going to need to start small, especially if you haven't signed with a record label yet. College radio stations are excellent places to get your start, because they tend to be open to playing new and less mainstream music. They also tend to be less driven by advertising and business concerns than commercial radio, so they might be more willing to take a chance on your song. However, commercial radio stations may also be interested in your music, especially if you're a local act, so check out the websites for the stations in your area. You can find radio station locators on the internet. These will allow you to search by state, city, or country. Look for titles like "music director," "station manager," "production manager," or "DJ." These are usually the people in charge of receiving, selecting, and playing new music. If you're not sure whom to contact, try calling the station's general information line and asking to be connected to the person in charge of music programming. You can also call in to the station during a specific program: often, DJs answer the phone during their programs and you can ask them about getting your song on air. This works particularly well if you call a show focusing on the genre of music you make. Internet radio is still broadcast radio's younger cousin, but it's another venue for emerging artists. Many internet radio stations allow -- even welcome! -- submissions from musicians who are new on the scene. Pandora allows direct submissions. AmazingRadio.com is another online station that accepts independent and emerging artists. Live365.com will host your music in their Music Library, which will allow their online stations access to it. Many DJs and radio stations have social media accounts now. Follow them on Twitter and Facebook and check out their blogs and playlists. You'll have a better chance of personalizing your submission if you know who you're sending your song to. You can also reach out to radio stations and DJs through social media. A tweet to them about your music will get your name out there without seeming overly aggressive. Submission guidelines vary widely, depending on where you're submitting your music. In general, though, music on CD seems to be the preferred submission method. Few places will accept a digital file sent as an email attachment. If the radio station's website provides specific guidelines, follow them! Nothing will turn off staff faster than you not following their directions. Many stations will discard music without listening to it if it isn't submitted properly. If you can't find information about submitting your music online, contact the station with your inquiry directly. Send a short, friendly email explaining who you are, your musical experiences, and what your song is about. If you have a YouTube, Facebook, or other media page, include a link. Don't send any attachments; many places won't open email attachments because of security and virus concerns.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine your radio options. Research your local stations. Consider alternative radio. Make connections. Read guidelines carefully.

You can link to any website by simply copying the address to the site. You can copy it from your browser's address bar. If you want to copy the address from a link on a website, right-click the link and select "Copy address" (the wording will vary depending on your browser). You can insert the link into any cell in your spreadsheet. This will open a new window that will allow you to insert various types of links. This will display a file browser. If you're using Excel 2011, select "Web Page." You can find this at the bottom of the window. If you're using Excel 2011, paste the link into the "Link to" field at the top of the window. By default, the link will display the full address. You can change this to anything you'd like such as "Company Website." Click the "Text to display" field and then type in what you want the link text to be. If you're using Excel 2011, this is the "Display" field. Click the "ScreenTip" button to change the text that appears when the user places their cursor over the link. Your link will appear in the cell you selected earlier. You can test it by clicking it, or make edits by clicking and holding the link, then clicking the "Hyperlink" button again.
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One-sentence summary -- Copy the address to the site you want to link to. Select the cell in your Excel spreadsheet that you want to insert the link into. Click the "Insert" tab and click the "Hyperlink" button. Select "Existing File or Web Page" on the left side of the window. Paste the link to the website into the "Address" field. Change the text of the link (optional). Click "OK" to create the link.

After you apply your eyeliner, take a similarly-colored eyeshadow and use a thin brush to sweep a layer of eyeshadow over your eyeliner. For instance, if you used black eyeliner, use a matte black eyeshadow .This seals your liner and prevents it from running or smudging. Make sure not too use to much eyeshadow or a brush that is too large. You want just enough to cover and seal your liner; you should not even be able to tell that you have used eyeshadow. Do not use glittery eyeshadow to seal eyeliner. Glitter can seriously irritate your eyes and is best for lids, not the area around your eyes. Makeup sealers work by drying over your eyeliner so that it stays set. They are usually clear so that the sealer does not interfere with the color of your liner. You can find makeup sealer at stores like Sephora, Ulta or Target. If you do not have a makeup sealer and would rather not purchase one, just use Vaseline to seal your eyeliner. Take a Q-tip, pick up a dab of Vaseline, then pat it over your eyeliner. This functions in the same way as a sealer and will prevent your liner from running. If you usually use mascara, make sure to use a waterproof mascara after applying your liner and sealer. Waterproof mascara can help your eyeliner from shifting around and smudging. Setting sprays use a mist formula to set your makeup. Once you have applied your liner and the rest of your eye makeup, close your eyes. Take the setting spray, hold it about a foot away from your eyes, and give your eyes one spray. Allow the setting spray to dry, and if there is excess moisture, blot carefully with a clean paper towel.
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One-sentence summary -- Apply eyeshadow over your eyeliner. Use a makeup sealer. Use Vaseline as a makeup sealer. Apply waterproof mascara. Use a setting spray.

If stinkbugs have made their way into your home, dispose of them without crushing them. Damage to their bodies will release their terrible odor, which will linger in your home. Be mindful of where you step if you see stink bugs in your home, and dispose of them as gently as possible. The simplest way to get rid of stink bugs is to carefully collect them and eliminate them without crushing them. Use a brush and dustpan to gently sweep up the bugs without harming them. Quickly shake out the bugs into your toilet and flush them immediately to get rid of them. If you have a bagged vacuum cleaner, use it to suck up stink bugs and immediately dispose of the entire bag. If the bugs are harmed by the strong suction of the vacuum they will likely release their strong smell once they are trapped in the bag. Do not use any other type of vacuum, as the smell of the stink bugs may linger. Pour 1 cup (240ml) of hot water into a spray bottle. Add 0.5 cups (120ml) of white vinegar and 0.25 cups (59ml) of dish soap, then shake the bottle gently to combine them. Spray the mixture directly onto stink bugs to kill them.
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Avoid squishing stink bugs. Sweep up stink bugs and flush them down the toilet. Use a bagged vacuum cleaner to suck up bugs, then dispose of the bag. Spray bugs with a combination of soap, vinegar, and hot water.