In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While it's never fun to be rejected, you have to take it in stride, especially if you want to stay friends with the girl. Even if she isn't as polite as she could be, be the bigger person and accept the rejection. Just end the conversation with a simple, "Okay, I'll talk to you later," or something like that. When you see her afterwards, just smile and say hi. Don't bring up the rejection again, at least for a while. She made her decision and you'll only pester her if you keep bringing it up. Never insult or threaten her. It's this girl's right to decide who she wants to date, and she doesn't deserve to be insulted because she rejected your advances. Getting rejected always hurts, and it's normal to feel bad about it. Don't try to suppress your feelings of disappointment, but rather allow yourself a few days to get those feelings out. After you go through this grieving process, you can get back to building your confidence. Everyone grieves at their own pace, and it's normal to feel sad for a while. If you can't seem to get over it or are feeling depressed for some time, however, you might be suffering from some psychological issues. Consider talking to a guidance counselor or mental health professional to get the help you need. Things always seem more serious than they really are when they first happen. It might seem like this rejection is a huge deal, but think about it a little more. How much does getting rejected for a date impact your life? Probably not too much. Remember that this rejection doesn't mean anything about you as a person. You're not a bad or undesirable person because one girl didn't accept your advances. All the good qualities you had are still a part of you. Once you realize that, moving on is much easier. Any time you're feeling down, doing nothing just makes it worse. This allows your brain to dwell on the problem. Instead, distract your brain. Watch a movie, go outside and walk or ride your bike, go to the mall with friends; anything you enjoy and that will keep your mind busy. It especially helps to do activities you're good at. This will help rebuild your confidence. For example, if you're great at basketball, go play a pickup game at the park. Your good performance on the court will help help improve your mood and confidence level. If you're still hurt, you won't be able to focus on being a friend. You'll still be wondering why she rejected you, what's wrong with you, etc. This could result in you lashing out or acting angry at her. It's much better to work on getting over the rejection first before moving on, or you could cause unnecessary heartache for yourself.
Summary: Be polite as she rejects you. Allow yourself to be sad for a little while. Put the rejection in perspective. Get your mind off the rejection with other activities. Try to be her friend only after you've gotten over the rejection.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Perhaps the most important aspect of surviving cancer for the long term is getting regular check ups after the above-mentioned treatments have either "cured" your cancer or put it into remission. The main point of continuous follow-up care is to check if your cancer has returned or spread to other parts of your body. Frequent check ups (1-2x per year) can also help to find other types of cancer and detect any side effects from your cancer treatment. Follow-up care typically involves seeing your family doctor or oncologist (cancer specialist) to review your medical history and get a physical examination, blood tests and/or imaging studies (x-rays, MRI, CT scan). Although the research is mixed in regards to if chronic stress can actually induce cancer or cause it to return directly, there's no question that long-term stress weakens the immune system and hampers its ability to fight cancer cells from developing. As such, combat stress in your life with stress-relieving practices such as yoga, tai chi, meditation, deep breathing techniques and positive visualization. Join a class at your local gym, church or community association and learn how to do these activities properly. Deal with stressful situations head on, both at work and at home, and don't let them become chronic and negatively impact your health. Chronic stress also increases the probability of certain behaviors developing that are linked to increasing the risk of cancer, such as smoking, drinking too much alcohol and overeating. Compared with people of normal weight, those who are overweight or obese are at greater risk for many diseases, including certain cancers particularly cancer of the esophagus, pancreas, colon, rectum, breast, endometrium, kidney, thyroid and gallbladder. As such, keeping your weight down is one of the more important acts that increase your chances of surviving these cancers long term. Long-term weight loss depends on two main factors: reducing your daily caloric intake from food along with regular daily exercise even just 30 minutes of walking each day. For most women, eating less than 1,500 calories per day leads to some weight loss every week even with light exercise. Most men will lose weight if they consume less than 2,000 calories per day. To lose or maintain a healthy weight, eat lean meats and fish, whole grains, fresh veggies and fruit and drink lots of water. Avoid fast food, processed food, baked goods, candy, chocolate and soda pop.
Summary: Get regular check ups or follow-up care. Combat stress. Keep your weight under control.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Bridge is a four-player game played in teams of two players each, so your significant other and another couple are a good potential choice. Teams sit across from each other around a square table. For purposes of notation, each side of the table is given the name of a cardinal direction. Thus, the players in a bridge game are commonly referred to as North, South, East, and West. North and South play on a team against East and West. Bridge is played with a standard 52-card deck in deals of 13 cards per player, so that the entire deck is dealt out each hand. After the deck is dealt, players make bids. The final bid determines the importance of each suit as well as the overall goal for each deal. Deals are then played card-by-card in 13 sub-rounds known as "tricks." The goal of the game is to win 7 or more tricks on each deal in order to score points. Deals continue until one team accumulates a predetermined number of points. Scoring systems vary from style to style and group to group. Players typically take turns in a clockwise fashion. This means that actions alternate evenly between the two teams.
Summary:
Find three friendly co-players. Learn the structure of the game.