Article: To smell your best, you will need to make sure your body and hair are clean. Try bathing as close as possible to the time of your date. Opt for a soap or body wash that has a neutral scent, or one that matches the scent of your lotion, cologne, or perfume. Consider wearing deodorant or antiperspirant on your date. Many consider products that include both deodorant and antiperspirant to be the most effective at controlling both odor and perspiration. Try a product that is unscented. If you sweat excessively, talk to your doctor about a prescription product. It is important that your breath smells as fresh as your body. Brush and floss your teeth right before the date. To make your breath extra fresh, try using a mouthwash like Listerine after brushing and flossing your teeth. If you are trying to smell seductive on a date, try not to smoke. Smoking leaves a recognizable odor on your clothing, breath, and skin that many people find offensive. If you want to smell seductive, try not smoking before or during the date. If you do smoke during the date, try brushing your teeth or using mouthwash afterward. Strong-smelling foods like garlic, onions, or fish can thwart your effort to smell seductive on a date. Avoid these and other foods with strong odors. You should also avoid eating foods that give you digestive trouble. Try wearing clothes made from breathable fabric, like cotton or wool. Breathable fabrics can help you stay cool, which can mean less sweat. Consider wearing looser-fitting clothes, and avoid clothes that are too tight or ill-fitting.
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Take a shower or bath before the date. Apply deodorant and/or antiperspirant. Brush your teeth. Don't smoke before or during a date. Avoid certain foods before a date. Wear clothes that breathe.

Problem: Article: Your daughter may feel more comfortable and excited about learning to use the potty if the experience is tailored to her. Choose a training potty or training seat with a design or color that appeals to your little girl. If possible, write her name directly on the training device, or allow her to decorate the sides of the training potty with colorful stickers. Similarly, when it is time for your daughter to switch to underwear instead of diapers, choose colorful, fun designs to make her feel eager about wearing them. Your toddler may feel apprehensive about climbing onto the potty since it seems so unfamiliar, but you can help ease her anxiety by allowing her to transition into the process gradually. Let her start with her clothes on. By allowing her to sit on the potty with her clothes on, you are allowing her the chance to get accustomed to the view and to the way the seat feels. Transition to a pants-off approach after a week or so. After she seems comfortable sitting on her training potty with her clothes on, she might be ready to sit on it with her pants off. If she resists, though, give it more time. Avoid getting into fights or power struggles that could dampen the experience and make her even more resistant. Children often have an easier time determining when they need to use the bathroom without clothing on. Make sure that your daughter's training potty is nearby, and rush her there as soon as her body language suggests that she needs to go. Encourage her to sit until she goes. Keep her entertained while she's waiting. Supply her with a stack of picture books, or a few toys to play with. Books and videos that are about potty training are especially helpful because they will reinforce what you are trying to teach her. Girls are at a higher risk of developing urinary tract infections, and girls in the middle of potty training are at an even higher risk since they are more likely to spread bacteria around. Instruct her to move the toilet paper from front to back. If she cannot remember to move the paper in a certain direction, teach her to pat herself dry after she urinates.
Summary: Personalize the experience. Get her acquainted with the toilet. Allow your toddler to sit bottomless for a little while. Teach her to wipe correctly.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Knowing that everyone is working toward something can help boost team unity. Have your team set goals together and talk about how you can meet these goals. Write down the goals and put them somewhere where everyone can see them easily. For example, a sports team might make a goal to win a tournament or title. Committing to the goal can help the team feel united in reaching this goal. Have each person write down how they are willing or able to contribute to achieving the goal. This can help them recognize how they contribute to the team and will aid in achieving the goal. Team building can bring members together in a fun way. Do a ropes course, create a painting, or take a cooking class together. You can also encourage members to teach or experience something they're knowledgeable about to others. For example, if one person loves hiking, have them take everyone on a short hiking trip. The activities should encourage team members to feel empowered and engaged as a group. Choose activities that most people will view as positive and not scary or too challenging. Doing team-building activities also provides a social setting to help people to get to know each other better. People should feel happy about meeting with their teammates and not dread their time together. Start practice or meetings with a fun activity or some brief socializing. Feeling connected and positive about the group can help teammates enjoy themselves and look forward to coming together. If meetings or practice get too serious, take a break. Take turns telling jokes or funny stories. When a teammate is facing something difficult, show them that the team cares by sending flowers or a card. Encourage the team members to acknowledge each other's strengths. Giving and receiving positive praise will make each person feel valued and appreciated. Set aside some time to volunteer as a group. This might mean going to a soup kitchen or an animal shelter. Whatever activity you choose, encourage all team members to attend to help your local community. Not only will they be doing something helpful, they can also bond as a team. Conflicts inevitably arise when people work together. When conflict occurs, work through it as a team. Ask for solutions and feedback from everyone and ensure that everyone feels heard and understood. While conflict can be difficult to move through, feeling understood can help team members know they are important and considered. Conflicts should be addressed as quickly as possible to prevent anger or resentment from building up. It can be helpful to address the conflict first with the people involved, then with the entire team once the matter has been resolved. This fosters open communication and problem-solving skills.

SUMMARY: Set team goals. Engage in team building. Create a positive atmosphere around the team. Volunteer together. Work through conflicts.

At the top, you'll see the SafeSearch filter. By default, it's in the Moderate position. Click on the topmost radio button to enable strict filtering. Unlike Google, setting strict filtering on Bing will block everything. For example, searching for the word "sex," Bing gives no results at all. This indicates that Bing is not filtering content of the results, but prohibiting the search completely. Depending on your own personal feelings, this may either be a good thing or a bad thing. Either way, there is a very clear difference between Bing searches and Google searches. Note: Bing does not offer a way to lock strict filtering. When you are done adjusting your SafeSearch settings, be sure to click the blue Save button at the bottom of the screen, or your prefs won't be saved.
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Navigate to Bing.com SafeSearch. Save your preferences.