If you don't know the shy guy you're interested in, start to catch his attention with subtle moves. Try smiling at him during class or over lunch, and make eye contact for 2 or 3 seconds before looking away. You never know, maybe the guy has had his eye on you for a while too. If that's the case, your open, engaging behavior may give him a needed confidence-boost and lead to conversations and dates. Physical touch can indicate personal, romantic interest. A touch on the arm or pat on the shoulder is fine. However, if he seems fine with it, then you should continue to do it every once in a while. As the 2 of you get to know each other a little better, try giving him hugs or touching his hand to get his attention. If the guy recoils when you touch him, lay off of physical touch for a couple weeks. He may warm up to the idea more once you two know each other better. If the guy has a Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter account, follow his page and leave a few "likes" and comments. This won't come across as overbearing or intimidating, and will give him a chance to think about his reply to your post. You can even "Like" a few of his pictures, and leave a slightly flirty comment on one or two of them. Find a picture in which he looks good, and comment something like "Wow! You look amazing," or "I wish I'd been there with you!"
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One-sentence summary -- Smile and hold eye contact from across a room. Make light physical contact to show your interest. Contact him on a social network.

Q: Rinse your loofah well after each use and squeeze and shake out excess water. Bacteria loves growing in wet places, so keep your loofah dry to prevent it from becoming a breeding ground for nasty germs that cause folliculitis, yeast, and fungal infections. Once you've rinsed your loofah, store it in a cool, dry place. Loofahs start out hygienic, but the accumulation of dead skin cells and storage in humid environments turns it into a bacteria haven. Soak your loofah in diluted bleach for five minutes each week to kill bacteria and germs. Essential oils have antimicrobial properties that help deter bacterial growth. They also contain no irritants or harsh chemicals, which is good for both your skin and the environment. On a weekly basis, soak your loofah in a solution made up of warm water and a few drops of pure essential oils. You can purchase essential oils from most health food stores. Your microwave is a powerful weapon in killing germs and infection causing bacteria. You can periodically microwave a synthetic loofah for two minutes to decontaminate it. Before placing the loofah in microwave, make sure it is completely wet and does not contain any metal parts to avoid the risk of fire. Go ahead and give your loofah a spin in your washing machine! You should wash it every week in cold water using a mild or gentle cycle. Do not put the sponge in the dryer as the natural fibers will melt.
A: Rinse it well. Keep it dry. Disinfect it. Use essential natural oils. Microwave it to kill the germs. Wash your loofah in the washing machine.

Article: Try to take off a little time in order to show your relatives that they matter. It will help you be less stressed if you don't have to juggle work when they arrive, even if you do have to work during the visit. Welcoming people into your home or city can involve an array of things, but almost always including washing and/or eating. If they are staying at your home, ask them whether they would like to wash up or eat first, and then make that happen. Discuss your plans for the visit after they've been fed and/or showered, and shown to their room or hotel. Putting a little thought and effort into making your annoying relatives' sleeping area cozy and inviting for them will disarm them, in a good way. Sometimes you will be lucky enough to have a spare bedroom, but even at a hotel you can stop by and bring them some water and snacks, a bottle of wine and a wine opener, or some nice magazines that they would find interesting. Planning a few meals and few activities can help structure the time. Don't feel compelled to produce elaborate dinners to impress your family, but if you like cooking and it makes you happy, do it. Downtime is just as important, so don't forget to include that. Plan meals or dining out alternatives that will fit everyone's checkbook.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take time off when they arrive. Welcome them properly. Plan and personalize where they will stay. Plan a few meals and activities.

Problem: Article: You will need the following: Your cut out leather belt. Your face plate. Small short screws and screw caps. A drill Industrial velcro You will now attach the faceplate to the leather. Place the faceplate, face up, in the desired area on your leather belt, making sure it is centered and in in your desired position. Using the drill, attach the faceplate to the leather using small screws all the way around the edges of the plate. The drill will put the screws right through the leather. Make sure you hold the faceplate down with one hand while you are screwing it into the leather to hold it in place. When the screws are in place, put screw caps on the back of them. This is the area that will touch your skin, so you don't want sharp screw ends scraping you! This will be what you use to fasten the belt on when you wear it. You should use industrial velcro from a hardware store. It has a stronger grip than the kind you can buy at a craft store. Attach a 5-6 inch piece of velcro on each of the belt straps. Most velcro will have an adhesive side on it that you can use to attach it to the belt. If not, you can use hot glue or sew it on. Your belt is now assembled and ready to wear!
Summary: Arrange all of your supplies in your work area. Lay out the leather belt, face up. Attach the velcro to the belt straps.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Starting from the corners on the sides of the violin, apply a small amount of hot glue into the channel and guide the purfling into the shape. Press the purfling into the channel so it has firm contact with the glue and dries in place. If you need to, use a small hammer to tap the purfling into the channel. You do not need to clamp the purfling in place since hot glue sets quickly. Don't apply hot glue directly on the purfling since the glue could cause it to warp.

SUMMARY: Glue purfling strips into the channel you just carved.

Article: You can keep it in a ponytail or twist it into a bun, as both styles work well in a quiff. If you don't have bangs, pull up a bit of the hair near your forehead, taking it out of the ponytail. Hold hair up straight and comb from the ends down to the roots. This adds the volume you need to do a quiff. Keep it twisted so it has volume. Apply either hairspray or a bit of water. It should look like a stylish bump on the top of your head. Be careful not to overdo it. A quiff should not be too thick or too thin, so ensure it is back combed properly.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Put your hair in a ponytail. Gather your bangs. Backcomb the hair and twist it. Clip the hair back. Push the hair forward for a quiff.