Need help knowing my rights?
First of this took place in Florida Ok so I was pulled over last night and after "smelling marijuana" the officer conducted a search and found a blunt in my car. He sad he wasn't going to arrest me and that I just had to answer a few questions. He asked where I got my weed from, I told him about my guy (in fear) luckily my guy didn't answer my text messages and they let me off with a warning, But they took my number and address and have been calling and texting me. So my question is because I talked to them am I now obligated to help them or risk them arresting me over the blunt that I had. They keep calling to try and have me set up my guy. Can I ignore them without having to worry about them coming after me!? Thank you
I need help knowing my rights as a student in PA?
First of all, I think it's cute that you listed your mental health issues as if that has any bearing whatsoever on this. Your rights in this case are...none. They are under no legal obligation to keep you in the class you like better. How do you have more of a right to stay in that class than the other kid? You BOTH were in the argument. You should have been the mature one and just ignored him or not esclated it into an argument, then he would have been the only one doing something wrong and HE would be the one who was moved. Btw, if you have severe anxiety, perhaps you should pick a new field. You do realize that being a doctor (especially your internship and residency) is one of the most stressful jobs out there, right? I know I wouldn't want someone who can't handle their anxiety to be my doctor. But no, all you can do is talk to your principal about it, or have your parents do it. However, I really don't see what compelling reason you have for you staying in that class instead of him when you're both responsible for the incident and you're not any more special than he is just because you can't handle stress like normal folks.
I NEED HELP WITH MODELING!!!!!!! ?
Okay, first, don't stress. It gets you know where at all. Head Shot 1. Put on a white tee and jeans. 2. Do make up somewhat natural. 3. Sit on something 4. Put your left shoulder a teeny (but noticeable) bit lower from your right or visa versa. •This should be decided on which "side" of your face you like best. Read the next step to understand. 5. Swivel your head to the shoulder that is higher. 6. Smile a natural grin but not too big. This is a natural shot. I'm not saying don't do anything to yourself but do your hair naturally or to where it looks natural. hair: needs to be down and natural. Wavy or straight is best. You want it to look as natural as possible. take a very exaggerated shot as well. Tease your hair, lotsa make up. Get dolled up!
I need to know a good acting/modeling agency that wont charge me. Help?
agents do not charge any money up front, they only get paid if you work. it does not cost to find out where interviews are. it's your agents job to find them and send you on the ones that fit your character and age range. you won't be able to do this yourself, a parent will have to stop what their doing to do this with you. this is extremely time consuming and expensive to do so you and a parent need to make sure that you will put in the commitment and effort needed to do this. this will have to come first. you need to be in the right place to do this, it can't be done from just anywhere. you have to be where the opportunities and work are. which is L A. you need to be close to there.
Alright so I am going to make my first model house. I want to know what I can do get the different floors to?
A quick, simple fix for displacing the floor: In a common corner, insert a rod (coat-hanger wire) thru to a solid foundation point. With minor reinforcement, you should be able to move each floor off of each other from this pivot-point. The size of the rod & method of reinforcement will depend on the scale of the model, and the weight of the floors. Best woods or materials ? IT would REALLY depend on SCALE... in architectural models I use card-stock, cardboard, Balsa wood, and modelling plywood. Is this a model or a doll-house ? Paint ? Check out a model-hobby shop that deals in model railroading... FLOQUIL is a series of railroad paints in enamal and water-based formulas that include alot of "Home" type colors. You might also find "accessories" there in 1:87 (HO-scale) or 1:50 (O-scale). Good Luck.
NEED MODELING advice ??
I hate to tell you, but you're too short... 5'10 is usually the ideal height for models. You're only 15 so you'll still grow a little. At any rate, if you're going to send in photos anyway, make sure you're sending them to a reputable agency. As for makeup and clothes, do a little research. What kind of look are you going for? sporty? evening? casual? Make sure you pick something classic that really flatters your body... you have a tiny little frame so anything delicate will look great. Heals will give you some height and lengthen your legs. As for you hair and makeup, I'd ask whom ever is taking your photos what they suggest. A photographer will be able to tell you what will really pop with the light they'll be using.