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If you rush up to a quiet-type and start peppering him with a million questions, you're more likely to get a blank stare and a bunch of one-word answers than a good conversation. Ease into it. When you see a shy guy, start saying "Hello" as you pass in the hallway. Smile, give a little wave, and know that you're making progress. Start using his name when you say hi. While it might seem like a little thing, it'll mean a lot for him to know that you know it. Open body language means you've got your head up, your shoulders back, and your limbs uncrossed, suggesting that you're willing to talk and open to listen. Shyer types will be much more likely to open up a little bit and mirror your body language and behavior, so it's a good idea to try to adopt open body language to help out the process. Shy guys will have an easier time talking about things outside of themselves. Music, sports, movies, books, even the weather, are all better topics for a shy guy than to try to prod him into talking about himself. So, asking, "What'd you think of Walking Dead?" will be a way better question than, "How was your weekend?" Check out Facebook, if you can, or other social networking. Notice a guy taking lots of pictures of his pet dog? Strike up a convo about dogs. If you're not sure what a particular guy is into, try finding out from someone else. Talk to his friends. Talk about something you know you have in common, if you know something. If you both are in class together, talk to him about the teacher that you have, or a particular book you're reading for class, or an assignment. Often, shy guys get nervous when conversations last more than a little while, because they're scared of messing up, saying something dumb, or drawing a blank when it's their turn to say something. Don't force the issue, especially at first, by keeping your conversations short. Start by saying "Hi" regularly, then have a quick exchange or two about something. Talk about that assignment by asking a question. When you get the answer, just say, "Yeah, totally. Good luck next week. Good talking to you!" and leave it at that. It's good to end on something positive, like, "Good talking to you!" or "Talk to you later!" Often, shy people will have the feeling that they "messed up" every time they speak. So it's good to leave off with a positive. Lots of quieter types are perfectly communicative and articulate, but struggle to interject in louder or faster types of conversation styles. Just as speaking very quickly isn't a sign that someone is saying anything interesting, speaking very slowly isn't a sign of simplicity. Wait out his pauses and go more slowly than you might be used to. Quieter, introverted types of guys are unlikely to be engaged by motormouths. If you tend to fill silences with lots of talking, try to chill out a little bit. Take a deep breath, and create a calming presence to be around. Shy guys will have an easier time speaking to someone like them.

summary: Start saying "hello" on a regular basis. Use open body language. try to figure out what his interests are. Keep your interactions brief. Go slowly.

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Gift shops typically have a specific focus, in order to be able to advertise effectively and draw in customers interested in a specific niche. Part of the pleasure of owning a gift shop is that you can use your own passions and interests to determine the style of your shop. For example, the theme of your gift shop could be: Christmas- or holiday-themed. Designed around vintage toys or antiques. Oriented towards funny or gag gifts. The location of your shop is crucial; gift shops located in tourist-heavy regions of a town or city tend to thrive. Look for a location in a well-populated part of town, with a lot of foot traffic. Gift shops attract a lot of walk-in clients. You can then tailor your inventory and retail price to the neighborhood or town you're set up in. For example, residents of a more upscale or trendy part of town will be willing to pay more for items that are part of a popular fad. Visit successful gift shops in your area, in order to see their inventory variety and display style, and observe how they structure their business. Jot down notes on information such as their business hours, location(s), merchandise and items, and services. If you can, start up a conversation with one of the shop owners. Ask them pertinent questions like: "How much money does the average customer spend?" "What in-store services do customers most appreciate?" "What age and gender demographics are customers most likely to fall into?"

summary: Decide on a style for your gift shop. Choose a location. Learn from other gift shops.

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Android 4.3 and later allows users to create restricted profiles that can only access certain apps. With the password, you can change which apps the user has access to. On the lock screen, open the unrestricted user account with your PIN. Go to settings and click Users, then the restricted account. Toggle on the programs you wish the restricted account to have access to. Start by opening the Google Play Store app. Press Menu and then Settings. Find "Use Pin for Purchases", "Require Authentication for Purchases", or "Use Password to Restrict Purchases" and tap it to toggle it off. You will be prompted to enter your PIN. Start by opening the Google Play app. Select Settings, and under User Controls, select Content Filtering. You will be prompted to enter your password. Do so. Click all of the boxes (Everyone, Low Maturity, Medium Maturity, High Maturity) to allow any type of content. This method will clear the PIN and remove the filter. Go to Settings > Apps. Tap on Google Play Store. Tap the Clear Data button. Because Android offers very few built-in parental controls, parents often install monitoring or control apps to limit access to the internet or certain apps. Restarting in safe mode is often all it takes to disable these controls. Hold down the physical power button on your device. Long-press the "Power Off" option. A dialogue box should pop up asking if you want to restart in safe mode. Tap OK. If the dialogue box does not appear, try the alternate method below. When the phone restarts, you should see the words "Safe Mode" at the bottom left of the screen. To exit safe mode, just restart your device normally. Again, restarting in safe mode should disable most parental control apps. Turn off your phone. Once it is off, turn it on by pressing the power button. As your phone is booting, hold down both the volume up and volume down button at the same time, and keep them held. One your phone is on, you should see the words "Safe Mode" at the bottom left of the screen. To exit safe mode, just restart your device normally.
summary: Turn off restrictions with the PIN on a tablet running Android 4.3 Jelly Bean or later. Turn off Google Play in-app purchasing restrictions with the PIN on an Android tablet or phone. Turn off Google Play content restrictions with the PIN on an Android tablet or phone. Turn off Google Play content restrictions without a PIN by clearing data. Disable parental control apps by restarting in safe mode (works for most Jelly Bean devices). Disable parental control apps by restarting in safe mode (if previous method fails).