INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This glitter bomb is easy to make and a great way to add some sparkle to Birthdays or New Year’s Eve parties. You will need:  Paper straws (different colors) Glitter (different colors) Scissors Tape Scrap paper Bowl (optional) Hot glue gun and sticks Bend the straw in half and cut it in the center with scissors. You will use the paper straws to hold the glitter. By cutting them in half, you double your number of glitter bombs. They are also easier to hold and break open than full size straws. You will want to plug one end of the straw, but keep the opposite end open for now. Use a few drops of hot glue at one end to create a plug. This will make it easier to fill the straw with glitter. Let the glue dry.

SUMMARY: Gather all necessary supplies. Cut the paper straws in half. Glue one end of the straw.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tighten your abdominals to remain balanced  Make sure you keep your legs crossed at the ankles throughout the motion.
Summary: Exhale and gently lie back so that you're lying flat on the mat. Press your hands down into the floor, keeping the chest open. Extend your legs backwards over your hips, head and torso until they become parallel with the plane of the Pilates mat. Inhale while uncrossing the legs and then recrossing them with the opposite leg in front. Exhale and bring your legs back forward and your back upwards until your body reaches a 45-degree angle with itself. Inhale and bring your legs up and over your head until your knees are above your nose. Exhale while lowering your legs down to the mat, and reach forward to touch your toes.

A lot of the oils that end up on your face come from your hair. Shower first thing in the morning and shampoo your hair before washing your face. This will keep the oils in your hair from getting into your face and building up in your pores. If you’re going outside, protect your skin by wearing sunscreen. Avoid spending more than 30-45 minutes out under the sun per day. The sun can trigger skin reactions for people prone to acne, and it will also interfere with any other skincare products you’re using to treat your acne.  Try to avoid sunscreens that are really oily. There are a handful of sunscreens that are designed specifically for sensitive skin, which may be ideal for you. The sun also makes you sweat, which can lead to more acne outbreaks. Heat and hot water cause you to sweat. When you sweat, the minerals and dirt on your skin get carried all over the place. This can lead to clogged pores or oily skin. Keep the thermometer under 65–70 °F (18–21 °C) if you can and keep the water temperature a little cooler when you shower or bathe. Avoid wearing hats as well. Wearing something on your head can cause your forehead to sweat. As tempting as it may be, fiddling with your acne can cause it to stick around for longer. Let your skin heal naturally and never pop your pimples. If you do, you could end up scarring your skin and increase the odds that your acne comes back in the future.
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One-sentence summary -- Shampoo your hair regularly to keep oils from building up. Wear sunscreen and stay out of the sun for prolonged periods. Turn the temperature down in your home and take cooler showers. Let your acne heal naturally and avoid popping or touching the pimples.

Q: It’s a good idea to regularly wash your brushes. Some people even suggest you do so every day if you are a heavy makeup user. Once a week can work too.  Old makeup, sebum, and general debris in the air create a breeding ground for bacteria inside the nest of bristles of makeup brushes. Not only is this unsanitary and generally unsettling to most people, but it can potentially cause acne and irritation if used on your face again. Regardless of when you wear makeup, it is advisable that you regularly clean any brushes used to apply creams and liquids or that are used around the lips and rim of the eyes. This also preserves the longevity of your brushes. It will be easier to clean the brushes if you shake or wipe off any obvious makeup clumps from the brushes first.  Take off whatever product you can by hand (maybe flick the bristles or wipe them on something, like a paper towel) before rinsing the brushes thoroughly with warm water. This should remove the bulk of the product from the brushes. Clean your makeup brush as soon as you get the chance. It will be harder to clean the brushes if you let them dry with the product still on them. Cleaning your brushes is good for your skin. A small pea-sized amount in the palm of your hand should do. You could also use baby shampoo.  Put the brush into it, and run it back and forth in your palm, allowing the brush to mix with the soap and get into the bristles.   Do this until you get it foamy and can see product color in the suds. Rinse with clean water. Sometimes, you may need to wash a brush more than one time to get it clean.  Put more soap on the brushes, and wash them again. You could also put a squirt of soap in with some warm water, and leave your brush ends in it. Do not leave them in the water for more than an hour because it sometimes messes with the shape.  If you have wood handled brushes, leaving them in water too long could cause them to split.
A: Develop a regular cleaning process. Remove any obvious product from the brushes first. Choose anti-bacterial dish washing soap or body wash (the liquid kind works best). Repeat the process if there is still product on the brushes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You want to protect yourself from an artist who steals another person’s work but presents it to you as original. In that situation, you could be sued for copyright infringement. For example, you could include this covenant: “Artist covenants that he/she has the sole right to record such original songs without any restrictions whatsoever. Artist further warrants that he/she has not entered into any written, oral, or other binding agreement of any kind prior to recording such songs on behalf of the record company.” By agreeing to this provision, the artist agrees not to sue you for any misunderstandings in the agreement. Obviously, including this provision won’t entirely prevent lawsuits. However, it can be helpful to have. You might write: “Artist agrees and warrants to hold the record company ‘completely and totally harmless’ from lawsuits, and litigation of any kind whatsoever, that might proceed from any misunderstandings spelled out or not spelled out in this agreement.” You can agree to arbitrate any disputes that arise under this contract. Arbitration is like a trial except it is private. You present your case to an arbitrator instead of a judge. Alternately, you could include a provision that you will mediate any dispute with the help of a mediator. “If a disagreement does arise, then the parties have agreed in this contract to seek binding arbitration for their differences outside the bounds of a lawsuit and before an arbitration panel made up of people within the music community who understand the legal aspects of each and every facet of this agreement.” Many young artists have stars in their eyes and imagine that fame and wealth are automatically guaranteed because they have signed a recording contract. You can include some provisions which explain to the artist that the music industry is risky.  For example, you could have the artist promise to the following: “The artist covenants that he/she is not basing a decision to record on any intangible or fraudulent promises, dreams, or incentives given him/her by the producers, company, or management firm. It is the reality of the music business that the artist is taking a chance at recording and may or may not ever be signed to a major label in the future.” Also, you can have the artist warrant that no one is guaranteed success: “The artist understands and warrants that no one can guarantee ‘superstardom’ in the music industry. Only a small percentage of acts signed to the major labels go on to achieve superstardom.”  For extra emphasis, you can set these provisions off in bold type.

SUMMARY:
Include a covenant that the artist’s work is original. Add an indemnity provision. Insert a dispute resolution clause. Include provisions that explain the music industry is risky.