In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pick a few of your favorite shades from your color group and make these your main colors. This part can be tricky, so be sure to do the mirror test to make sure these colors look great on you. Theoretically, you can pick as many colors as you want. However, the number is realistically limited by the sizes of your budget, your closet, and your patience for coordinating outfits. A good outfit is usually made up of one neutral and one main color with an optional small amount of accent color. More colors than these at once tend to make an outfit look busy. Use these sparingly if you want to liven up an outfit. An orange tie or pocket square can make you stand out in an otherwise conservative navy suit. Likewise, an aqua belt on a salmon dress can be an unusual but stylish choice. Even though they make up a small part of your outfit, the gleam of metal attracts the eye quickly. Using two different colors of metal can clash or look busy, especially if you're already wearing a few different colors. Silver and platinum are cool-toned metals, while gold and bronze are warm-toned. A fun and easy way to do this if your current wardrobe is limited is through picture boards online. Switch out each piece until you perfect your look. Come up with a few different combinations before you begin shopping to have an idea of what to look for. Once your wardrobe has matured, you can do the real-life equivalent with the pieces you own. If you're planning for an important interview or a night out, it's best to make sure your outfit definitely "works" ahead of time. Wear all component clothing and accessories and check to see how it looks in front of a mirror. If the weather is appropriate, be sure to match your outerwear for a sophisticated look. Earth tones and light, unsaturated warm colors can make you look friendly and approachable. Bright reds are attention grabbers. Dark, monochromatic colors can make you look stern or powerful. Wear muted or pale colors if you want to be noticed less. Bright, bold colors, especially purple, may make you seem more creative.
Summary: Choose colored clothing that matches your undertone. Pick a few accessories in complementing, opposite tone colors for your accent color. Stick to one type of metal for accents and jewelry. Practice putting together outfits. Keep in mind what you want to convey with your colors.

. The 52 white keys on a piano keyboard are called according to the name of each key's associated note. Notes range from A to G ascendingly, so letters increase moving to the right on the keyboard (as in A B C) and decease moving to the left (as in C B A). Furthermore: Once you reach the end or beginning of the note sequence, it repeats. So when moving to the right up the keyboard, G A B, whereas moving to the left yields A G F. The 36 black keys on the keyboard represent a half-step difference in tone between white key notes. A sharp () is a half-step up, and a flat () a half-step down. Therefore, the black key notes have two different possible names. For example, the black note between F and G could either be called both F or G. Easily locate the C note on your keyboard by finding the white key immediately to the left of a group of 2 black keys. The C key closest to the middle of your keyboard should be middle C, which is a central note for most beginner level songs. In many songs, you'll find small numbers above or below notes. These numbers indicate the recommended finger you should use to play the note. Very basic songs many have finger notation for each note, while more complex songs may have little finger notation. Each number represents a single finger: 1: represents your thumb 2: represents your index (pointer) finger 3: represents your middle finger 4: represents your ring finger 5: represents your pinky When first beginning, you may find it a little difficult to play a finger when you read its number. This is common, but by learning finger notation thoroughly, so it is automatic, you'll find playing easier. Many beginning students find scale drills an effective way of learning proper finger positioning. A scale is an uninterrupted run of notes, usually in 8 note increments, that moves up or down through a musical key. As many basic piano songs have a lot of finger notation to assist beginners, you may want to make use of these resources to practice. Keep your fingers slightly curved but firm so that when you press a key your finger does not bend backward at all. Your thumb and pinky fingers especially will want to lie flat, but keep these raised as well. Try to keep your arms and shoulders relaxed as you play. This will enable you to use more of your entire body while playing and will help you achieve a better sound from the keyboard. As you press a key, you should feel the weight from your arm transferring down into the key through your fingers. Although you might think that the position of your fingers doesn't affect your playing much, the proper form will allow more freedom and nuance in your playing.
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One-sentence summary -- Learn the keys on the keyboard Make sense of finger numbers. Practice finger notation so it is automatic. Position your fingers and hands with proper technique.

Q: Some cruise lines offer both movie as well as broadway show theatres, with offerings that you are sure to enjoy. Look into these in advance, so you know what the theater will be playing. There is a chance you may not be admitted without an adult, so be prepared.
A: Check out the theatre, if your cruise ship has one.

Article: Use a light pencil line, and erase the lines when the drawing is done. This way you can sketch in lots of light trial lines until you find the right one without messing up your paper. Alternatively, use a blue pencil which does not show up on scans and copies. Many artists use "col-erase" blue pencils. A model sheet has numerous sketches of a single animation character in various poses and expressions. It is used to standardize the character's appearance when multiple animators are working on a project. Looking at model sheets can help you understand how every figure has a particular construction set-up that serves as a base. Many model sheets are available on the Internet. Gray's Anatomy, for example, is a classic that can help you learn more about the construction of the human body. You can then apply this knowledge to your drawings of various poses.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Sketch trial lines very lightly. Study model sheets to see how characters are built. Use anatomy books as reference for human and animal subjects.

Problem: Article: Tokyo uses a public transportation system that is interchangeably called the "Tokyo Metro" and "Tokyo Pasmo." You can find your balance displayed when you touch your card to the ticket gate or the onboarding machine while riding the bus. You can access your remaining balance and access history on bus or subway ticket vending machines. Check your balance by inserting your card, selecting "Print Balance History," and taking the transaction receipt. Transaction receipts display the 20 most recent card charges. Insert your card and select "Charge" from the menu. Select the amount you want to add to your card and insert that amount in cash into the machine. You can add between 1,000-10,000 at a time. If you want to add money to your card on the bus, you can by asking your bus driver. They can transfer up to 1,000 to your card.
Summary:
Check the Tokyo Metrocard information when you swipe your card. Print your Tokyo Metrocard transaction history. Add funds to your card at the bus or subway ticket vending machines.