In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can use any kind of bok choy you like for this recipe, including baby, mature, or Shanghai bok choy. To prepare the bok choy: Cut off the very end of the stem that's keeping the leaves together. Separate the bok choy, but leave the center leaf bulb intact. Wash the leaves and stems by running them under cold water. Make sure you rub the bottom of the stem well to remove dirt from around where the roots were. Pat dry with a clean towel. If you aren't using baby bok choy, cut the leaves off the stems, keeping the two pieces separate. Cut the leaves and stems into one-inch (2.5-cm) chunks. Baby bok choy is already bite-sized and has more tender stems, so it doesn't have to be cut up. You can season the bok choy with salt, pepper, and red pepper flakes, to taste. Toss the bok choy to coat it with the seasoning, then transfer it to a large serving platter. This recipe makes enough to serve about four people.
Summary: Prepare the bok choy. Season and serve.

Talk to your tattoo artist about how long it's best to wait. Generally, though, you can shower within the first 24 hours after getting your new ink. Waiting 2 days gives your skin more time to form a barrier over the tattoo. Hot water can make your tattoo sting, so it's best to avoid it. Hot water too soon after getting a tattoo can also make you lose color from your tattoo, as it opens your pores, so it's best to avoid it. Try running cold water on the tattoo for 30 seconds at the end of your shower to tighten your pores. Don't use a hard spray on your tattoo, as it can irritate it. If you only have a shower head with a heavy spray, let the water run over the tattoo indirectly. You can also use a clean cup or your hand to pour a gentle stream of water over your tattoo. Any mild soap will do, including bar soap or liquid hand soap. You can use antibacterial soap if you prefer. Lather the soap in your hands, then apply it to the tattoo. Just rub it in gently with your fingers. Avoid using loofahs and sponges until the tattoo heals, as they can carry bacteria. Your tattoo will likely have dried blood and other debris on it, which you need to remove. However, you should not scrub it, as that can irritate it. Once you rub the soap into your tattoo, pour water over it to rinse the soap off. If you need to, use your fingers to gently rub the soap off under the water. Hop out of the shower quickly. When in the shower, your tattoo comes in contact with steam, water, and soap. That can be painful and irritating for your tattoo, so avoid staying in the shower too long. Also, try to keep your tattoo out from under running water when washing the rest of your body for at least a week. Don't rub the tattoo with the towel, as that could irritate it. Simply dab at the tattoo gently, until it's dry. You may notice a little bit of blood, which is fine. You can use paper towels if you don't have a newly cleaned towel on hand or if your usual bath towel leaves fibers on your skin. Dirty towels can introduce bacteria.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait up to 24 hours to shower. Use lukewarm water. Turn the spray to gentle or keep your tattoo out of the spray. Use your hands to apply a mild, unscented soap to your tattoo. Rinse the tattoo off gently with water. Pat the tattoo dry with a clean, soft towel.

Problem: Article: 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.
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Be careful. Prepare for your agency interview. Stay positive.