Q: Your wedding party is a big part of your special day. When you introduce them, you want to make sure that they get the recognition that they deserve. Make sure the DJ or MC has a written list of the names of the entire bridal party. If necessary, include a pronunciation guide for the announcer. You don't want them stumbling over an uncommon name. Make sure the names are written in the order in which the members of the party will enter. Music is a traditional component of the bridal party entrance. You can use it simply as soft background noise, or as a prominent feature of the announcement. If you are planning a traditional entrance, you might want to pick a popular song for the moment. Some typical choices include: "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves "The Way You Make Me Feel" by Michael Jackson "Bittersweet Symphony" by The Verve "Viva La Vida" by Coldplay "Waiting for Tonight" by Jennifer Lopez Decide what you are going to do between the ceremony and the reception. Many people choose to take formal pictures during this time. Others plan a cocktail hour so that they can mingle with guests. Whatever you do, make sure that you figure out how much time you want to have between the ceremony and the bridal party entrance. Communicate this timeline to the MC. You could say, "The ceremony will end at 5:30, and the cocktail hour will begin. At 6:30, we want the guests to be escorted into the dining room. At 6:40, we would like the bridal party to be announced." Make sure that each member of the bridal party understands where they need to be and when. You don't want to be missing any members of the party when it's time for the big announcement. Plan the timeline in advance, and give them clear instructions. You could send an e-mail the week before to everyone in your wedding party. It should give a detailed timeline of the entire wedding day. You can also remind everyone on the big day. During pictures you could say, "Remember, everyone, we'll line up to enter the reception right at 6:35." Gather your wedding party near the door where they will enter the reception. Traditionally, they will line up in the order that they entered the ceremony. That means the bridesmaid and groomsmen pairs will enter first, followed by the maid of honor and best man. The newly married couple will be the last to be announced. If you have a wedding coordinator, you can have them organize the line-up.
A: Give the MC a written list of names. Choose a good song. Plan the timeline. Communicate the plan to the wedding party. Line everyone up.

Article: Conditioning your hair before stripping it will help it to be strong and undamaged by the bleach. Choose a sulfate-free, natural conditioner to keep your hair healthy and strong. As another option, hair masks will also condition your hair well, as they both moisturise and keep your hair feeling lightweight. Your scalp can get irritated by the bleach if your hair has been recently washed. This is to make the bleaching process as comfortable and safe as possible. Bleaching your hair can also make your scalp itchy, but greasy hair will help to reduce the itch. Almond, argan, or rosehip oils are the best types to use before lightening your hair. Hair oil will nourish your hair with B vitamins, helping it to stay strong throughout the bleaching process. Keeping your hair as healthy as possible before, during, and after bleaching will make it more likely for the bleach to work successfully, and for your hair to not turn orange. Bleach kits are usually sold with both the bleach powder and the developer. Bleach powders come in white, purple, or blue, and the end result usually doesn't differ much between the three. Reading the instructions on the box of your bleach kit will let you know what hair color and type that kit works best for. For darker hair, 30 volume developer works faster than 10 and 20 volume, but it may lighten your hair too much or leave it damaged. Use a 10 or 20 volume developer if you are going to bleach your hair yourself at home. Bleach developer comes in 10, 20, 30, or 40 volume units. 10 is the weakest in strength, while 40 is the strongest. 40 volume is used for highlights only by experienced hair stylists, and should never be in contact with your scalp.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Condition your hair every few days for 2 weeks. Avoid washing your hair for 3 days prior to bleaching. Use a hair oil the night before. Pick out the best bleach powder for your hair. Choose 10 or 20 volume developer for your hair.

Problem: Article: If you want to be a master doodler, then you should be prepared to doodle wherever you go. Inspiration -- or boredom -- can strike at any moment, not just in your third period history class, so you should always be prepared to start doodling. You should always carry a notebook around, along with a few tools. You can begin with a few basic tools and use more artistic tools as your doodling skills improve. Here are some great tools to doodle with: Simple supplies: Pencil Ink Pen Highlighter Marker Ballpoint pen Artist supplies: Charcoal Chalk Coloured Pencils Paint Pastels et inspired. As soon as you feel the urge to doodle, just put your pen to the paper and get started. Whether you're thinking of an act, an event, a feeling, a person, a place, a song, or even your own name, you should just put your pen to the paper and start drawing to see what you come up with. When the urge to doodle strikes, don't ignore it (unless it's not appropriate for you to doodle), or the feeling may pass. You'll find that you can also become inspired after you begin to doodle. You don't have to wait for the feeling that tells you to doodle -- you can just start doodling and feel the inspiration seep into your pores. You don't have to stick to doodling just flowers, puppies, or your own last name. You can start by doodling a garden of flowers, then think of your best friend Mary Flowers and start drawing her pet poodle, Pork Chop, who makes you think of the delicious pork chop dinner you had last night...just start with one image and keep drawing whatever pops into your head. You don't have to stick to one theme or concept. No one is judging you -- and it's likely that no one will even see your doodles, so feel free to draw whatever you want.
Summary: Have the right tools. . Associate freely.

Q: If your iPod touch is below 50 percent charge, it's good to pop it on the charger for twenty to thirty minutes. Doing this throughout the day will ensure that your battery stays charged without harming your battery itself. While this will occasionally happen, letting your battery die completely or leaving it off for lengthy periods of time (e.g., a day or longer) can harm your battery, causing it to hold less charge in subsequent uses. This will re-calibrate your system's battery memory, which ensures that your battery will hold a full charge for longer. While charging your battery to 100 percent more than once a month will not damage it, you should avoid habitual full charging. As soon as you finish with an app, you should always close it to reduce processing power and, similarly, battery usage. Leaving your screen on for any amount of time rapidly drains your battery, so locking your iPod whenever you aren't using it will save battery life. Apps such as Mail, Safari, and most entertainment-based programs will quickly drain your battery. You can do this by swiping up from the bottom of the screen, then tapping the airplane icon. Airplane mode will prevent you from sending or receiving messages, app data, and any other form of media.
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Charge your iPod Touch whenever you get a chance. Avoid letting your battery sink to zero percent. Charge your battery to 100 percent once a month. Close any unused apps. Lock your screen when you aren't using your iPod. Refrain from playing games or using high-performance applications. Enable Airplane Mode to quickly disable wifi, data, and Bluetooth usage.