Problem: Article: An important part of any resume is to include your full and accurate contact information. Although this may seem obvious it can be the case that an important point of contact was omitted, causing you to miss a job offer if the employer selected you for an interview. Include the following contact information: Your full name. Your address. Phone numbers. An email address. Any websites that you have created that have contact information or highlight your relevant professional skills. It is considered standard procedure to include a list of your past employers over a period of ten years. This will demonstrate that you were able to be committed to some form of employment during this time and can also demonstrate your skills and capabilities. Make sure your list is complete and contains the following details about your past employers: Full name of the employer The date you were hired and the date you left. Where that employer was located. Focus on your roles and responsibilities with that employer. Your employer will use your resume to judge if you are a good potential candidate for the position you are applying for. In order to demonstrate this you will want to include any relevant skills and qualification to the position as well as your current level of education. Presenting these details in your resume will help your chances of landing an interview. Include the name and address of all colleges attended. Detail any degrees including majors and minors that you obtained from those colleges. List any skills that you might have and that are relevant to the position. Some positions require specific qualifications or certification that should be included in your resume. Although the airport you are applying to may not require you to do so, preparing a list of high quality references can be a useful step to take. References will be able to verify your character, work ethic, and qualifications to an employer. By having contact information for your references ready you will be able to provide them quickly should you be asked to do so. References will be included on a separate page, not on your resume itself. Only include references that you feel will give you a good review. Make sure your references know that you are including them. Include the full name and contact information of each reference. List what your relationship is with you reference. After your resume has been completed and it is up to date it's time to begin applying to open positions at the airport. Try to submit an application to any open position that you have an interest in and are qualified for. Stay positive and persistent as you follow the application process through to an interview. Keep a list of which positions you have applied for, where you applied and when you applied. Stay positive and upbeat even if you don't ear back after applying. Apply to as many open positions as you can to increase your chances of getting an interview.
Summary: Write your contact information. Include past employers on your resume. Detail your skills, qualifications, and education. Prepare a list of references. Apply for open positions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a small and stiff brush to trace, an eyeliner brush will do. This will define your eyes more. Blend it well with a small fluffier brush, but keep it dark. If you're going for a more theatrical Twiggy-like look, don't blend at all! Use a black gel liner, or liquid, trace your crease shape, let it set, and that's it. You can go back and refine the crease a bit, but keep it very sharp and neat looking. This is also known as 'feathering'. Make it look neat. (Before the next step, if you want, you may apply false lashes) This makes your lashes look thicker and longer. Do not try to put on too many layers of mascara as this may make your eyelashes clump together and look "spidery". If you are planning on drawing on your bottom eyelashes like Twiggy's, don't put on much mascara on your bottom lashes. But generally, you should use eyelashes that are long and thick but still look somewhat natural. Use the appropriate eyelash glue. Some pairs of false eyelashes come with pre-packed glue but it is better if you buy a separate eyelash glue tube - the applicator is often 10 times more precise. This can be very tricky unless you have experience. If possible, try having someone with a steady hand apply the lashes for you.

SUMMARY: Lightly dust your eyelids with face powder. Use a light, neutral colored eyeshadow, and sweep this across your eyelid. Trace your natural crease shape with a darker matte brown color. With eyeliner, (liquid or gel if you have a steady hand, pencil if you haven't) slowly, with small movements, brush along your lash line. As you go outwards, steadily make the line much thicker, and create a sharp wing. Apply a black colored mascara.If you want, you can use an eyelash curler(preferably one that has been designed to give volume and lengthen lashes). Move the mascara wand in a zigzag pattern through your lashes from the base to the tip and wait at least 10 seconds between applying coats. Check the overall effect in the mirror, and redo the eyeliner if you think it's necessary, but it shouldn't, if you do the eyeliner after the eyeshadow. You can also use false eyelashes, depending on whose look you're emulating. Follow the package instructions on applying the lashes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A reality check is when you ask yourself: "Am I awake, or am I dreaming?" This will ultimately help you tell the difference between the dream world and reality when you are asleep. Reality checks call attention to a fundamental difference between dreams and reality: in dreams, states are fluid; in reality, states stay the same. In dreams, text will change into different words; trees change color and shape; clocks tell time backwards instead of forwards. In reality, text stays the same, trees stay rooted in the ground, and clocks move clockwise. A good reality check to perform, both in reality and dreams, is looking at text. Suppose a poster in your room says "Justin Bieber." Turn away for a minute, and look at the poster again. If it still says "Justin Bieber," the reality check says that you're awake. If you turn away, then look at the poster and it says "Selena Gomez," the reality check will tell you that you're dreaming. When you're having a dream and realize that you are having a dream, then you start to be able to control most of what happens in your dream. When you make the leap and realize you're dreaming, try to calm yourself down. If you get too excited about finally being able to control your dreams, you might accidentally wake up from excitement. Try small activities at first. Again, this is about staying in control of your excitement and not accidentally waking up. Even mundane things like cooking food, climbing a ladder, or skateboarding can be fun when you realize you're in full control. A lot of people enjoy flying, swimming deep into the ocean, and time travel. Try moving huge objects, passing through walls, or even telekinesis. The dreams that you can have are limited only by your imagination!
Summary:
Try "reality checks" throughout the day. Ace your reality check. Gradually build up to bigger activities.