INPUT ARTICLE: Article: if desired for a brighter glow. You can use a blush stick, liquid blush, or a powder. Apply the blush in the center of the apples of your cheeks. Blend it out towards the edges of your face with a rounded brush. After you're done, make sure to spray your entire face with a makeup setting spray to keep your face looking radiant all day.

SUMMARY: Add blush Lock in the look with a setting spray.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Work with law enforcement to create an accurate map of the area. Map out all of the houses in your neighborhood, and then highlight houses that are interested in being involved. Make sure your Neighborhood Watch is large enough to deal with the crimes your neighborhood is concerned about. Do not share your map with anyone outside your neighborhood! If you do not have enough interest, focus on gathering more members before continuing the process. Remember: the strength of a Neighborhood Watch lies in the number of eyes and ears that are working together! Traditional Neighborhood Watches have one coordinator, but if your neighborhood is large enough, you might want to consider appointing co-coordinators. Coordinators are in charge of communicating with local law enforcement and developing meaningful projects that are beneficial for the community at large. Each block should have at least one block captain. Block captain commitment is central to your Neighborhood Watch's success, so look for members who are active in your community. Block captains are in charge of recruiting new members, updating the membership list, and participating in leadership meetings. Invite local law enforcement and all of your neighbors to a meeting to discuss how to start your Neighborhood Watch and what a Neighborhood Watch is. Introduce your coordinator and block captains. Specify what crimes you wish to address, and explain how the Neighborhood Watch will accomplish that. Collect and distribute everyone's contact information. Have local law enforcement answer questions about crime and provide information about police procedures. Remind your volunteers that a Neighborhood Watch is not a vigilante group, and they should never put themselves in harm's way! A Neighborhood Watch phone tree connects each citizen to two other citizens, and each of those citizens to two more citizens, etc. When any citizen sees a potential crime, they can activate the phone tree by calling their two phone numbers and pass the message quickly and efficiently along the phone tree chain. Download and print out phone tree templates on the Internet, and make sure you write down all relevant information including name, address, phone number, and email. Remind everyone of the importance of only passing on essential, actionable information during phone tree calls. In certain situations, like life-threatening crimes or the presence of particularly dangerous criminals, teach your volunteers to call the police before calling the phone tree. If you live in a particularly tech-savvy community, consider also setting up an email tree as an alternate method of passing on less pressing information.

SUMMARY: Map out the area. Establish your Neighborhood Watch coordinator. Appoint Neighborhood Watch block captains. Hold a Neighborhood Watch meeting. Train phone tree volunteers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fire blankets are generally stored in small bags with two white tabs hanging down. Pulling on the tabs will quickly release the blanket, allowing for quick access in the event of an emergency. You do not want any flame or smoke to hurt your hands. Roll the corners of the blanket over your hands to protect them. You can also use flame retardant gloves if you can get them on time to deal with the situation promptly. Once you have the blanket secured over your hands, place it over the flames. Do not throw it, but lay it down gently. Start with the nearside of the flames and move in. Throwing the bottom of the blanket on the far side first can cause flames to creep up over the blanket, worsening the situation. If the flame was started by any heat source, such as an oven, stove burner, or space heater, turn the heat source off. This will decrease the amount of time it takes for the fire to suffocate. Expect some smoke to run through the blanket. This is normal. It is not a sign the blanket itself is on fire or not working properly. Leave the blanket at the heat source until flame is suffocated. This should take about 15 minutes. Do not attempt to move or touch the blanket until it's cool again. Call the fire department. If you can't get the fire out yourself, you need emergency assistance. Even if you do get the fire out, you need to contact the fire department to make sure the flame is fully extinguished and there's no chance lingering embers or heat could cause another fire.

SUMMARY: Remove the fire blanket by pulling down sharply on the tabs hanging from the bottom of the package. Protect your hands. Place the blanket over the fire. Turn off any heat source, such as a stove burner. Leave the blanket in place for at least 15 minutes. Call the fire department.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Even if you are already receiving medical care for your rheumatoid arthritis, sometimes your condition might change or worsen unexpectedly. If this happens, make an appointment with your doctor right away, even if you're not due for a checkup.For example, see your doctor if you notice increasing pain and swelling, changes in the appearance of your joints, or symptoms of related health problems (such as shortness of breath due to damage in the lungs).

SUMMARY:
Let your doctor know if you experience new symptoms.