Q: A "popped" look can be easily achieved with gemstone colors like purples and blues. Even greens can look amazing. Make sure you have separate brushes for your different colors.
A: Choose colors that complement your look.

Article: You don't have to bring the chicken up to room temperature if it's been frozen, but make sure it's not frozen solid. Place it in the refrigerator for several (6-8) hours before reheating it to slowly bring the temperature up. If you are going to reheat the chicken immediately, place the frozen chicken in a water-proof Ziploc bag and run cold water over it until it thaws. You can also thaw it in the microwave on the "Defrost" setting. This will prevent the chicken from drying out during the reheating process. Different ovens take different amounts of time to preheat, so make sure the oven is up to the right temperature before you insert the chicken for reheating. Once the oven has preheated, place the chicken in the oven. If the chicken has been cut into small pieces, it may take only a few minutes to reheat properly. If you are reheating large pieces, like whole breasts, you may have to wait longer. Use a meat thermometer to check the internal temperature and make sure you're not leaving the middle cold.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Defrost the chicken if it's frozen. Cut the chicken into small pieces. Preheat the oven to 425 to 475F (218 to 246C). Reheat the chicken to 165F (74C).

Problem: Article: If you have the Android device, there are many different ways you can block the person. You can use the Android messaging app, use a third-party app, or contact your phone carrier. To use the Android messaging app, tap and hold the text message from the person you want to block. Your phone will then ask you if you want to "delete the message" or "add to spam." Choose "add to spam" to stop receiving messages. You can also download a blocking app from the Google Play Store to help you manage your texts. If none of those options work for you, you can call or go to your phone carrier's website to add numbers to your block list. Your iPhone has a built-in block feature. Go to your contacts menu and choose the person that you want to block and click "Edit." The very last option should say "Block this Caller." Simply choose that option to stop the person from texting, calling, or facetiming you. If you need to block a number that is not saved in your contacts, you can block the person by going to the text message directly. Choose "details" in the top right corner of your phone. Press the "details" button and then tap the "i" icon. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and press "Block this Caller." These methods will work for an iPhone, iPad, or iPhone touch. Contact or go to your phone carrier's website to block phone numbers. If you call your carrier, let them know that you want to add some numbers to the blacklist. On the carrier's website, go to your "my account or my preferences" page to find the options for blocking numbers. You may able to block a number on your phone without going through your phone carrier, but this varies by device. Most social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram will allow you to block another user. This is very helpful because a person may still try to contact you on social media even if you have blocked their phone number. Keep in mind that the person will be able to find out that you have blocked them. You can usually find the blocking information in the privacy settings or the help section. Blocking the person is helpful for both you and the other person. You do not have to see any of the messages, and you will not be tempted to respond to any of them. It is up to you if you want to let the person know that you are blocking them.
Summary: Block the person on your Android phone. Block the person on your iPhone. Block text messages on other phones. Block the person on social media.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you break the news about the breakup to your pals, set the terms early on. Let them know that you fully expect them to remain friends with you and your ex. You may even say, "I know things might be awkward for a while, but we both love you too much to lose you." If you and your ex are cordial with one another, it may help to do this part together. You should also share expectations you and your ex have agreed on with your friends so that everyone is on the same page. Friends may be the people you turn to when you want to vent about your ex, but mutual friendships are off-limits for these purposes. Trash-talking your ex or ruminating about the details of the breakup will only make your mutual friends uncomfortable. If you need support after the breakup, turn to friends that are exclusively yours. Whether there's someone new or not, don't ask your friends to keep you in the loop. Nothing is more likely to ruin mutual friendships than putting your friends in the position of spying on your ex. Staying informed about your ex's personal life will only prolong your recovery after the breakup, anyway. When it's all said and done, couples who end long-term relationship lose an average of eight friends. The majority of those eight are mutual friends that were shared between partners. In other words, it's still likely that your friends may choose a side. All you can do is reach out to them and let them know that you would like to remain friends. You can't control what they ultimately do.

SUMMARY: Make your expectations clear. Keep your grievances to yourselves. Don't force your friends to become spies. Know that they may still take sides.

Q: When class starts or an assembly in the gym begins, don't try to keep the conversation going in a whisper. Instead, participate fully in whatever the activity is. This will show her that you have very clear boundaries and that you understand social norms. You may be able to make a few more connections with some non verbal communication. If the teacher says something funny, you might look her way and make some eye contact while you laugh. You'll want to be at your best when you sit next to a person you like. The last thing you want is to come off charming and likable, only to have her become too distracted by any offensive odors coming from your body. Be sure to shower daily. Where deodorant and brush your teeth twice a day. Carry mints with you. Have one before you sit down. Gum can work too, but it can sometimes be hard to talk while chewing gum. It can also be perceived as rude or gross. Where a modest amount of cologne. Don't dump too much on. It shouldn't burn the nostrils of the person smelling it. A few dabs on your neck and wrists is fine. End the conversation by thank her for her time. Tell her you really enjoyed meeting her (or getting to know her even better). Be specific. Reference something you guys talked about. "I had a really great time hearing your views on the television show Supernatural." "Thank you for telling me that funny story about your cats." "I understand this physics problem so much better now that we've had a chance to talk it out together. If you've just met, it might not be prudent to ask for her number right away. But you can try to set up an appropriate time to meet again. Or even better, ask if it would be okay if you sat next to her the next time the class meets. After you get to know her a little better, you can ask to call her sometime. Be specific here as well. "I'd like to talk more about pet ownership with you if you are interested." Let her know when you'll be here again. This puts the power in her hands to decide if she would like to sit next to you again. Which she totally will if you followed these steps.
A:
Know when to stop talking. Practice good hygiene. Tell her it was nice to meet her. Ask if she would like to talk again.