Q: There are lots of good professional agents, but unfortunately, this industry also has plenty of people who just want your money. Legitimate talent agents are paid if and when an actor gets work. If an agent asks for representation fees, or requires you to take specific classes or work with specific photographers, be very wary. Get the Call Sheet. Backstage publishes the Call Sheet, available in bookstores or online, which lists all the agencies in New York City and Los Angeles. Contact all the agencies that have a youth department. Agents want to see children who are relaxed, comfortable and confident. Answer questions with full sentences, not just a "yes" or "no". Show that you are focused and can take direction well, and that you will be capable of maintaining that focus through a long day on the set. It's very possible that you'll not be accepted by the first or second agent you see. Agents all have different ideas about what they want, and your "look" might not be what they're looking for. Keep interviewing and networking.
A: Be careful. Prepare for your agency interview. Stay positive.

Article: Often called trich, trichomoniasis is a type of vaginitis that is caused by a protozoa or parasite. It affects up to five million people in the US each year. This organism is a small parasite with a tail. In men, if trich is untreated, it can lead to chronic prostatitis. The symptoms of trichomoniasis include an itchy, green, and possibly frothy discharge with a fishy odor. This disease is sexually transmitted, so if you think you have it, you should let your sexual partner know so both partners can be tested and treated before resuming intercourse. If one of you is diagnosed then both of you need treatment. Traditionally, the diagnosis for trich is done in a doctor's office. A wet prep is done by placing vaginal secretions under the microscope with a drop of saline solution. This will cause the parasite under the microscope to swim across the field and be identified. There can be doctor discrepancy. Because of this, your doctor may also perform more standardized testing, such as a PCR assay to determine exactly what disease you have. You may also be given a pap smear as well. If this is not treated in pregnant women, there can be complications when giving birth such as low birth weight and prematurity due to a premature rupture of membranes (PROM). As with BV, trich can be treated with oral medication such as Flagyl. The usual dose is 2 grams taken once orally. You should avoid alcohol while taking Flagyl. Your partner should also take Flagyl at the same time. While you are taking the medication, intercourse should be avoided until both partners have completed treatment. Some studies recommend the use of Tindamax for trich as well. If prescribed, you will only have to take one 2 mg dose. This medication has a cure rate between 86-100%.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Learn about trichomoniasis. Diagnose trich. Treat trich.

Problem: Article: To begin, stand up straight with your arms extended by your ears. Then, sit back, like you're going to lean back in a chair. As you do this, swing your arms down and back behind you. Your knees should be directly over your feet, not positioned in front of your feet, or you won't generate enough momentum to land on your hands. Swing your arms forward until they reach over your head. Follow your hands with your eyes. At the same time, push through your toes to gain momentum and launch your body backward. Keep your legs together and your core muscles tight. Arching your back too much is called undercutting and will not only make your back handspring look less pretty, but it could also injure your back. As you fall, let your legs continue to drive you upward and backward. Point your toes and extend through your ankles. Make sure you keep your head back between your arms as they approach the floor. Reach for the floor as you fall backwards and make sure to keep your body arched. Keep your arms straight so you don't hit your head on the floor. Your fingers should be pointing up and away from your face with your palms flat on the ground. Let the momentum of your legs, with your lower body still following, carry you over. When your hands are planted on the floor, use the pads of your hands and fingers, your arms, and your shoulders for support. Don't put all of your weight and pressure on your hands. Snap your legs over your head and around to the floor, with your feet together and your toes pointed. Don't lock your knees, but keep your legs almost straight. Keep your shoulders in line with your hands. Continue by swinging your legs and feet over and snapping them down firmly toward the floor. Keep your upper body straight as your toes approach the floor. To finish the back handspring, land with your legs slightly bent and pop up to release your momentum. Bring your arms straight in front of you and then raise them up over your head. Don't be discouraged if you don't get it right immediately. Work with a spotter until you feel comfortable enough to do it on your own. With enough hard work, you'll have a neat and smoothly-executed back handspring in no time.
Summary: Bend your hips forward and swing your arms down. Push through your toes and lift your arms up. Continue to fall backwards without arching your back too much. Plant your hands on the floor. Swing your legs over your head. Plant your feet on the floor. Pop up.

Q: . Many people experience a close-call with death themselves or experience a loss that spurs them to enjoy life and live it fully. Whether this is your experience or not, it's never too late to give life your all and live fully. Do the things you want to do, even if they're scary. Live life on your terms and take control. Think of something you've always wanted to do, but feels scary to you. Challenge yourself to do it! Maybe you'll love it and pick up a new hobby, like paragliding or dance classes. Take big steps like traveling or starting a new career. Or you can take little steps, like talking to a stranger or trying a new restaurant. Much of spirituality centers around what happens after you die and gaining a sense of comfort in what happens after this life. Most spiritual traditions talk about what happens after death and not to fear it. If you're interested in spirituality, explore what feels right to you. You may wish to join a religious organization, attend meditation classes, or explore your options until you find one that fulfills you. Many people have a fear of death, so it can be interesting to hear how they cope with it. Talk to people around you about their beliefs about death and how they cope with any anxiety. Ask them about their beliefs and how they help or hinder their attitude toward death. You can say, "I wonder about death and what will happen. Do you think about that, too? How do you deal with it?" You might fear death because you don't understand it or fear not knowing. Much like the future, what happens in and through death in unknown. If you believe in a higher power, notice how your beliefs affect your attitude toward death. Ask yourself if you're living in a way that's aligned with your beliefs. If you don't know your beliefs about death, spend some time reflecting. What do you believe? How does that make you feel? Thinking about death often makes people feel uncomfortable and even depressed. Yet, the more you think about death (even just five minutes each day for one week), the more comfortable you become and the less fearful you feel. Be willing to enter into a space that is unfamiliar and scary knowing that you'll be okay and perhaps even grow from these thoughts and feelings. While thinking about death can initially make you feel depressed, over time it can help you lift your depression.
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Enjoy life fully Explore your spirituality. Ask other people. Consider your beliefs about death and afterlife. Accept your mortality.