Q: Your hands and mouth may have grease and oils on them that can be transferred to your flute while playing. In order to reduce the amount of grease that comes in contact with your flute, wash your hands and face before playing. This will also reduce the amount of fingerprints that transfer to your flute. Jewelry, especially rings, can scratch or damage the exterior of your flute while you are playing. To reduce this potential damage, remove your rings before you play the flute. A professional will be able to clean and adjust the keypads without causing damage to the instrument. They can also take apart the smaller pieces of the flute for cleaning, tuning, and repair. To properly maintain your instrument, you should have it serviced at least once per year.
A: Wash your hands and face before playing. Remove any jewelry prior to playing. Get your flute serviced at least once a year.

Article: Details about registration, as well as the age, weight, and experience for each division, are sent to clubs in advance. Most tournaments require a small entrance fee of $40-60. If you're unsure of what division you should compete in, consult your sensei. Some events require completion of pre-registration by mail weeks before the tournament itself. Level one events are for beginners, level two is intermediate, level three is for experienced players, level four for competitors aspiring to be ranked, and level five for performance level judokas. A gi is a traditional uniform descended from Japanese garments like the kimono. It should be durable enough to not rip, and must be no higher than 5cm (2.0in) above extended wrists and ankles. Wrap a belt around the jacket and tie with the traditional knot. Usually, registrations are the morning before the tournament and are held between 8-10am. Minors should be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian, who will have to sign the registration form granting the minor permission to compete. You don't want to get anxious thinking about vague ideas of winning or losing or tire yourself out fidgeting and practicing your moves. Ask your coach for help planning out how best to combat your opponent's specific style. Consider what patterns, feints, and attacks you know, and imagine how you will react if your opponent uses certain grips or throws. By increasing your blood flow and muscle temperature, your muscles will be primed to contract faster and your reaction time will be increased. Dynamic stretches like high knees, butt kicks, and jump lunges are best, as they have been shown to improve later performance.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Check the tournament notices sent to your club. Ensure you have a gi to wear. Bring your ID and judo membership card to registration. Focus your thoughts and envision the techniques you will use. Stretch and warm-up for 10-30 minutes to prevent injuries.

Problem: Article: Work with your lab or distributor to decide on ingredients and colors you want in your line. Also, discuss the qualities you want the makeup to have, such as applying very smoothly or being very pigmented. Eyeshadow is cheaper than other products. Plus, it's the simplest formula-wise. Therefore, it's a good place to start your line. You can build up to other products over time Your color names will draw people in, so you want them to be fun and reflect your brand. Get your friends together, and brainstorm ideas for your colors. Throw ideas back and forth to see what sticks. It can help to have them try on the product. Write down ideas when they come to you. You can match them up with a color later. Your product should have already gone through safety tests, but now you need to see if they're working like you want them to. Try them on yourself, and hand them out to people you know. Give them a feedback card and ask for honest feedback. Don't just try them on. Use them in situations you know other people would. For instance, keep one in your purse or in your car to see how it reacts to heat, light, and so on. You don't have to spend tons of money on packaging. However, a few niceties can go along way. For instance, adding colorful tissue paper or a small cloth bag can make your product feel more special to your customers.
Summary: Start with a simple product, like eyeshadow. Brainstorm ideas for color names with a group of people. Test your product on yourself and your friends. Choose shipping packaging that fits your brand.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The Metro and RER are two separate sets of train tracks; however, they share many of the same stations for easy transfers. The Metro is within Paris and the RER goes to outlying areas, including the airports, Disneyland and Versailles. Be aware that Metro Stations and RER Stations typically do not have public bathrooms (toilets). Never turn down an opportunity to use a toilet in Paris, as they are difficult to find and are for "paying customers only" (in fact, like in the Louvre, you have to pay specifically for the toilets to use them). After you determine which Metro or RER Line to take, then to determine the direction of travel (i.e., the correct platform) you need to know the terminus or endpoint of the line. For example, Metro Line 8 terminuses are Ballard and Creteil Pointe de Lac. Even if you figured out which Metro Line to take, if you do not know your end-points of travel, you could end up going in the wrong direction. The RER is the same situation: in this case (especially with the Red A line) the RER line forks, and certain trains are set to go to specific destinations. It is good to pay attention to each stop while you are on the subways. Do they offer a shuttle service? They probably do not. Take the RER as the most economical choice (and the quickest) at 10 Euros per person. To get into Paris, take the RER Blue Line B to Chatelet/Les Halles station. Air France also operates a couple of buses out of the airport and into the city center. Each way costs 15 Euros a person. They take about an hour to get there, and leave every 30 minutes. You could take a taxi, but it's a pretty expensive option. It'll be at least 50 Euros and there's also a luggage fee. You'll quickly find that the only way to really get around is the Metro. Zone 1 encompasses enough of main Paris where nearly all of the sights and attractions are, that it is usually not necessary to purchase the pass to include zones 2-6. Purchase a map if you'd like and you'll be able to see all the routes sprawled out in front of you. Use the Navigo Decouverte pass beyond the cost-savings mentioned above to not have to fuss with paper tickets. While purchasing a carnet (a ten pack) still saves a ton of money and hassle (as opposed to purchasing one Metro pass at a time which is ridiculous), still, a carnet is nothing more than ten loose tickets not even held together with perforation. It's easy to mix up used and unused tickets. Hold on to the ticket to prove that you have valid admission. That being said, rarely does the train conductor ever check. Paris is divided into 20 arrondissements, or neighborhoods, which are like distinct sections of town. The first arrondissement is in the center of Paris, and each subsequent arrondissement spirals outward like a seashell. Paris is divided into two parts by the Seine River (la rive gauche (left) and la rive droite (right)). On the West side (la rive gauche) are the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower. In the center is the Louvre and the Musee d'Orsay. Slightly East (though also central) is Notre Dame. The university and student areas for young people are also on the East side. Just north of center is the Opera shopping area, where a single name brand product might be represented by a single store that takes an entire city block.

SUMMARY: Know the difference between the Metro and the RER. Figure out how you're getting from the airport to the hotel/apartment. Use the Metro. Get a feel for the geography and layout.

Q: Do this by tapping on the app menu icon on your home screen, then look for the Google Play store app. Tap it to open. " In the results, tap the first one on the list made by Warenix. Download and install by tapping the "Install" button.
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Launch Google Play. Search for "Web2PDf. Install the app.