Q: If you have previous DJ experience (which hopefully you do!), post professional-quality photos and videos of people enjoying themselves at your past events to gain credibility. Be sure to include contact information on your website, and add more photos and videos as you play more weddings. Start with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Make a professional page that's separate from your personal account where you can post new photos, thank previous clients, and show off how much fun you have DJing! Place an ad on Craigslist and local event planning boards. Send advertisements to local magazines and newspapers to gain visibility. Include your previous DJ experience, the type of equipment you have, and a short blurb about why you're awesome. Word-of-mouth will help you get referrals for new clients. Get business cards to hand out whenever someone says the word "wedding." Some venues have a list of popular DJs that couples can use if they don't want to find a DJ on their own. Try to get on as many lists as you can by introducing yourself to the coordinators, giving them your business card, and asking to do an "audition."
A: Make a website. Promote yourself on social media. Place ads online and in print. Tell everyone you know that you're DJing weddings. Go to popular venues to get on their DJ list.

Article: These seem to show unfulfilled needs and drives influencing mental health, as studies indicate that brain scans of those infatuated by love closely resemble scans of brains with mental illness; so it seems emotions, desires and physiological responses are often neurological in nature. Andrew Newberg, M.D. is an Associate Professor of Radiology and Psychiatry in the School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. A prominent researcher in the field of nuclear medicine brain imaging, his research focuses on the development of neurotransmitter tracers for the evaluation of religiosity and neurological and psychiatric disorders like clinical depression, head injury, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. So, is the disturbance of individual reactions such as feeling unsuccessful in important areas required for ones personal success, satisfactions and self fulfillment neurologically based?
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Study how brain scans show activity in areas of strong emotions, needs and feelings like dissatisfaction, addictions and longings. Consider that the areas of brain activity of infatuation and mental illness are quite similar to brain activity in hunger, thirst and drug addiction (like pressures caused by needs).

Problem: Article: No dyeeven products marketed as eyebrow dyeis FDA approved for use on your eyebrows or eyelashes. You can have an allergic reaction or damage the sensitive skin around your eye. The dyes can cause irritation and, if they get in your eye, can potentially cause blindness. If you decide to dye your eyebrows, be very very careful not to get any in your eye. Apply the dye in small amounts so there is less chance it will drip off the applicator and into your eye. Keep 2 bottles of sterile eye irrigation solution on-hand to flush out your eye, should you get any dye in it. Irrigate your eye with the entire bottle and, if burning continues, use the entire second bottle. Be sure to spot test the dye on your skin (the back of your neck or the inside of your upper arm will work). If your skin doesn't react in the 2 days following the treatment, then you can dye your brows without worrying about a reaction.
Summary: Be aware of the risks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: These fatty acids are great for overall brain health and have been shown to improve memory, in particular. Try eating fish a couple of times a week. Salmon, bluefin tuna, and sardines are great choices. Try grilling or baking the fish to get the most nutritional value. If you don't like fish, talk to your doctor about trying fish oil supplements instead. A good guideline is to aim for about 3-5 servings of fresh veggies each day. Cruciferous veggies like broccoli and leafy greens like kale are especially helpful. Try eating a kale salad or whip up a broccoli and salmon stir fry. These nuts might be able to boost your cognition. You can eat a handful of walnuts as an easy, on the go snack. You can also add walnuts to your yogurt or salads for a satisfying crunch! Walnuts are also good for your heart and an excellent source of protein. Adding these fruits to your daily diet can boost your memory. Add some blueberries to your morning oatmeal or have an evening snack of fresh cherries. Frozen berries are also packed with nutrients, so keep those on hand. . Drinking excessive alcohol can block key receptors in the brain that are necessary for memory retention, and may release a steroid that interferes with learning and memory. There is some evidence, though, that drinking in moderation can actually protect your memory in the long run. It is probably okay to have 1-2 glasses of wine per day. Ask your doctor about what is right for you.

SUMMARY: Eat plenty of Omega-3s. Enjoy multiple servings of veggies per day. Add walnuts to your daily diet. Eat berries and cherries regularly. Drink in moderation

Q: If you have short hair, try applying mousse or other hairstyling products, and mussing your hair in a bedhead look to partially hide your ears or distract from them. In the long run, you could try growing out the sides of your hair to medium length, to cover your ear tips. You can keep the rest of your hair short, although not buzz cut short. All the remaining steps in this section are focused on medium to long hair styles. The more volume your hair has, the easier it will be to cover your ears. There are several ways you can accomplish this: Apply dry shampoo. Use mousse or other hair styling products. Curl your hair, add a wave, or get a perm. The simplest method is to use hair curlers overnight, but there are more permanent options described in the linked articles, or available at hairdressers. If you have long hair, pull it back loosely, so the sides arc over your ears. Side ponytails or braids are another option. Avoid tight or high pony tails, which pull your hair away from your ears. You can even go for the princess Leah side buns look, if you want to completely hide your ears. Long, sideswept bangs can hide your ears completely. Even shorter bangs left in front, with the rest of your hair pulled back, will make your hairstyle softer and less star, so your ears are not as much of a focal point.
A:
Alter a short hairstyle. Add volume and lift. Wear loose pony tails or braids. Grow out your bangs.