Article: In some cases, the event planner is also the emcee. Ask them if they require anything special in their introduction. Ask them to pronounce their full name, so that you can say it with ease. Go to their website, listen to their music, read their blog or ask for their resume. You should be able to talk about the person in-depth and off-the-cuff. Learning about intricacies in the event will help you stay on tone as you present. A theme will connect each of your introductions and improve event cohesiveness. Don’t improvise or you are likely to say the wrong thing or take up too much time. The following are good rules to follow when writing your script:  Don’t use inside jokes. If the whole audience doesn’t get them, they can ruin the cohesive feeling in the group. Don’t use offensive language or stereotypes. If you can’t tell a joke without offending, avoid humor and be sincere. Avoid hyperbole when you explain the presenters. Don’t say “She is the best person in the world,” say, “She won the Community Leader Award for the last three years.” Let the resume speak for itself when possible. Keep it short. Spend the same amount of time and care on each presenter.
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Meet with the planner of the event to review all the information that will be presented. Talk personally to each of the performers or presenters. Research each of the people or groups you will be introducing. Ask if there are any topics that are frowned upon or sensitive during this event. Establish the theme of the event. Write your introductions down.

Problem: Article: Exfoliate once a week to remove dead skin cells and keep your lips soft. You can buy a lip exfoliator at a beauty supply store, or you can make your own. Simply sprinkle some sugar on the fruit of your choice—like a mango or strawberry. Gently rub your lips with the fruit for about 30 seconds. Don't continue to exfoliate if your lips begin to feel sore or bleed. Lip balm keeps your lips moisturized and prevents chapping. Put on lip balm in the morning and apply it as needed throughout the day. Any type of lip balm will work. Use whatever lip balm feels and smells the best to you. If you use makeup, a light shade of lipstick can make your lips appear even more welcoming. Unfortunately, cheaper lipsticks can dry your lips out. Invest in a higher quality brand and look for a lipstick that contains Vitamin E. Apply it as needed so that your lips will look lovely and soft. Dark-colored lipsticks aren't ideal for kissing because they will likely spread and quickly fade. Rub your fingertips over your lips in a circular motion for about 30 seconds once a day. Massaging your lips will make them appear fuller and redder. This is because a massage will stimulate the blood flow to your mouth. You can repeat this up to three times a day if you'd like. Your lips will be one of the first parts of your body visibly affected by dehydration. Drink at least 8 cups of water per day. Avoid drinking excessive amounts of alcohol as well to prevent dehydration.
Summary: Exfoliate your lips to keep them soft. Carry a lip balm with you to prevent chapping. Use a light shade of lipstick that contains Vitamin E to keep your lips hydrated. Massage your lips to make your lips appear fuller. Stay hydrated to make your lips appear hydrated and healthy.

During a physical examination for a hernia, the doctor should always have you stand up. While the he or she gently probes the swollen area, you'll be asked to cough, strain, or perform a movement to the best of your ability.  The doctor will evaluate the flexibility and movement in the area where a hernia is suspected. After assessment, he or she will be able to diagnose whether you have one, and what type of hernia you may have. This is the most common type of hernia, and happens when the intestines or bladder push the lower abdominal wall into the groin and inguinal canal. In men, this canal holds chords that connect to the testicles, and hernias are usually caused by a natural weakness in the canal. In women, the canal holds ligaments that keep the uterus in place. There are two types of inguinal hernia: direct and, more commonly, indirect.  Direct inguinal hernia: Place your finger on the inguinal canal — the crease along the pelvis where it meets the legs. You will feel a bulge that pops out toward the front of the body, and coughing will make the larger. Indirect inguinal hernia: When you touch the inguinal canal, you will feel a bulge going from outside towards the center of your body (lateral to medial).  This bulge may also move down towards the scrotum. Hiatal hernias happen when the upper part of your stomach pushes through the opening of the diaphragm, and into the chest. This type of hernia usually happens in people over 50 years old, though. If a child has a hiatal hernia, it's likely because of a birth defect.  The diaphragm is a thin sheet of muscle that helps you breathe. It's also the muscle responsible for separating the organs in the abdomen and in the chest. This kind of hernia causes burning sensations in the stomach, chest pain, and difficulty swallowing Though they can occur later in life, umbilical hernias commonly occur in newborns or babies less than 6 months old. They happen when intestines push out in the abdominal wall near the belly button or the navel. The bulge is especially noticeable when the child is crying.  With umbilical hernias, you will see a bulge at the "umbilicus," or belly button. Umbilical hernias usually go away on their own. But, if it lasts until the child is 5 to 6 years old, is very large or is causing symptoms, the hernia may need surgery.  Take note of the size; small umbilical hernias, around half an inch (1.25cm), can go away on their own. Large umbilical hernias require surgery. The incisions (cuts) performed during surgery take time to heal and scar over properly. It also takes time for the surrounding muscles to regain their strength. If organ tissue pushes out through the incision scar before it's healed, an incisional hernia occurs. It's most common in elderly and overweight patients. Place gentle but firm pressure near the surgical site with your fingers. You should feel a bulge somewhere in the area. While femoral hernias can happen to both men and women, the vast majority of cases occur in women because of their wider pelvic shape. In the pelvis, there's a canal that carries arteries, veins and nerves into the upper-inner thigh. This canal is normally a tight space, but it often becomes larger if the woman is pregnant or obese. When it stretches out, it becomes weak, and thus vulnerable to potential hernias.
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Understand how doctors diagnose hernias. Recognize an inguinal hernia. Suspect a hiatal hernia in people over 50. Look for umbilical hernias in babies. Be careful of incisional hernia after surgery. Recognize a femoral hernia in women.