INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Paint the walls of your bedroom pink, purple or anything pastel. Write a quote you like on the wall with fancy letters and have a timeline of photos on your wall from when you were a baby to now. Place lots a stuffed animals on your bed and have girly throw on pillows for an extra touch. Being dirty isn't very girly at all, clean your room so that your mom or dad won't have to tell you to clean it up. They will think you are not responsible if you have a messy room and that's not the image you're aiming for! Purchase some basic makeup products such as mascara, concealer, eyeshadow, lipgloss, and blush. Apply makeup that is appropriate and best suits your personality, you should look natural when wearing makeup and not look like a clown. Being girly doesn't mean you don't have brains! Set up a study table or area with essential materials such as lined paper, highlighters, and pen and aim to study for at least 40 minutes a day if you have a test. Studying in shorter periods overtime is better than studying for a big period of time since it will help you memorize easier. Review what you have learned in class daily even if you don't have a class you never know your teacher could give you a pop quiz! Dress your bed with the same colour or use two colours that compliment each other such as blue and white. Never have anything old-looking in your room. Stay up to date with the latest trends and fashion. Search up the latest trends online for some ideas. Visit your local furniture store to find some nice looking modern furniture. Don't hesitate to ask employees for help it's their job to help you.

SUMMARY: Give your bedroom a new and girly look! Keep your bedroom clean. Have a makeup table to do your makeup. Have a study table to do your homework. Have a nice bed. Update your decor. Try to have the modern style furniture.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Caffeine overdose is a serious medical condition that requires immediate treatment. If you are having trouble breathing, are vomiting, experiencing hallucinations, or having chest pain, seek professional medical help straight away. Other symptoms of a serious caffeine overdose include confusion, a fast or irregular heartbeat, convulsions, and uncontrollable muscle movements. The jittery feeling from too much caffeine can be reduced by not letting yourself get dehydrated. For every cup of coffee that you drink, add in an extra glass of water too. Water won't necessarily help to remove the caffeine from your body, but staying hydrated will make coping with the side effects easier. Go for a brisk walk or jog, or pick a different exercise that you enjoy and that gets you moving. It's likely that you will feel jittery and full of energy from the caffeine anyway, and exercise can help release that energy. Having a full stomach and eating a meal with lots of fiber can drastically slow the absorption rate of caffeine in your system. Avoid eating whole grains or large quantities of fruit while you are waiting for the caffeine to clear. Foods that are particularly high in fiber include raspberries, pears, apples, spaghetti, barley, lentils, and artichokes. Broccoli, cauliflower, and brussel sprouts are all good options to enhance your metabolism and clear caffeine. This means it will be out of your system in a shorter amount of time. Although it may sound counter-intuitive, having a short nap after you consume caffeine can help your body to cope with it more effectively. Provided that you don't sleep for too long, you'll wake up feeling more refreshed and relaxed. Make sure that you nap in a cool, dark place away from bright screens. Although it's dependent on the individual, 1 cup of coffee usually takes a 3-5 hours for half of the caffeine to travel through your system. Practice breathing slowly and calmly, and remember that you will feel better again soon. Meditation is also a good option if you are waiting the caffeine out. It will help your mind and body to relax while you feel tense.

SUMMARY: Seek emergency medical care if you exhibit symptoms of caffeine overdose. Drink enough water so that your urine is light yellow. Exercise to help your body metabolize the caffeine faster. Avoid foods that are high in fiber. Eat cruciferous vegetables to help your body clear the caffeine. Take a 20-minute nap if possible. Wait it out if you have the time.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Watch videos or go to a live show that another ventriloquist is putting on. You can pick up some tips and learn what works and what's funny, and what's not. Jeff Dunham, Ronn Lucas, Jay Johnson, or Terry Fator are examples of excellent ventriloquists that you can learn from. If you truly want to be a ventriloquist, it's a great idea to take a few lessons. You'll learn about the types of puppets available as well as how to move them realistically. These lessons also focus on voice techniques and can help you learn how to talk without moving your lips like a pro! Look online to find ventriloquist lessons near you. Ventriloquists are performers, so it's only natural to study the performing arts. Take theatre, improv, music, or acting classes to hone your skills as a performer. You can also take voice lessons. Comedy, or comedic writing, classes would also be incredibly helpful for putting together a funny skit. Do an Internet search to find classes in your area.

SUMMARY:
Research other ventriloquists. Take ventriloquist lessons. Study the performing arts.