In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look at whether their feet are pointed towards or away from you. See if they are leaning back and distancing themselves from your or leaning in towards you. If their body language indicates a need for distance, you should not try to hug them. However, if they look like they want to hug you and you feel comfortable offering a hug, go ahead and give them a hug. If it is a client and they look like they want to hug, let them initiate it. If it is a relative you rarely see, you could observe how other relatives relate to them and then follow their example. If other friends and family members seem to be hugging them and they lean in, you could go for the hug. If your friend, family member or colleague looks very sad or has just received some bad news and you would like to comfort them, you could ask them if they would like a hug. If you are close to this person, they may appreciate the offer and take you up on it. Simply ask them and respond accordingly: "Do you need a hug?" "I'm so sorry to hear you had to experience that. Can I give you a hug?" "I'm here anytime you need a hug or a warm cup of tea. Just let me know." If you are at a social event such as a conference, wedding or graduation, you could observe whether other people are hugging. For instance, if there is a line up of people offering congratulations to somebody who won an award, you could observe how people in front of you are relating to the winner. If they are hugging, it may be okay for you to also hug. If you are not sure, observe their body language or explicitly ask them. If you are in the receiving line at a wedding, you may be expected to hug the bride and groom. See what people in front of you are doing. If you are just starting to make friends with someone, it is usually best to give them plenty of space. Once you have a better sense of the amount of personal space they like to maintain with other friends, you can make better decisions about when a hug is appropriate. If your new friend is quite obviously a hugger and you are fine with it, you may be able to move from handshakes to hugs very quickly. If your new friend prefers to maintain a lot of personal space, you could stick to handshakes in most situations. If you are not sure whether to give a handshake or a hug at a social event, wait to see what the other person starts to do when they are walking towards you. If they start stretching out their hand, you can put out your hand for a handshake. However, if they lean to the side, they may expect a hug. Follow their body language to determine whether or not to hug. It can be hard to determine when a hug is okay during courtship. The most important thing is to talk and respect personal boundaries, including in relation to hugs. For instance, you could simply ask your date if they would like a hug. You could also observe their body language, which may indicate a desire for a hug if they come to you with open arms or lean to the side during a greeting. If your first date went well, you could start your second date with a warm hug. A hug at the beginning of a date can relax both parties and help break down barriers.
Summary: Observe their body language. Ask them if they need a hug. Look at what the person in front of you is doing. Give new friends lots of personal space. Wait to see what they do. Respect personal boundaries in courtship.

Clear any unnecessary items from the table so that you have plenty of space for your glass. Handle the glass carefully so that you do not accidentally drop or break it. Use a marker to draw where you intend to cut the glass. Lubricating the cutter will prevent the blade from dulling and make scoring the glass easier. Be sure to dip the cutter in oil before each cut. You can use any oil that you are comfortable with using! Use the cutter to cut the glass by holding it perpendicular to the glass and slicing it firmly. For curvy lines, you can score the glass by pulling the cutter toward you or pushing it away from you as you make the cut. It is recommended that you push it away from you so that you can see the line you are cutting at all times. Do what is most comfortable to you. Be sure to cut from one edge to the other. It is not possible to break the glass cleanly and evenly if the cut is not from edge to edge. Now that you have made the cut, hold the glass up and use the steel ball on the non-cutting end of your glass cutter to tap firmly along the length of the score. The score should be facing you for this step. If the score line becomes brighter, it is due to the internal cracking of the glass and means that you are successful. The glass may spontaneously separate after one or two taps. Be prepared for this by holding the glass with your free hand on either side of the score. Hold the glass with each hand on either side of the score line. The side of the glass that is opposite your hands should rest on the table. For small pieces of glass, use pliers to separate the pieces. If you are using your hands, place your thumbs parallel to the score line and curl your fingers under your thumbs, beneath the glass. Fold along the score line but do not yet break it. Do this along the length of the score line. This will loosen up the score line even more. Turn the sheet 180 degrees and repeat the folding motion until you feel the pieces loosening. Separate the pieces with a downward motion. Curved lines can be more difficult to break than straight lines. If it doesn't break as you are tapping, it may take some extra effort to separate the pieces.
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One-sentence summary -- Clear a flat surface. Place the glass on the surface. Draw the line. Dip your cutter into oil. Score the glass. "Knock" the glass. Break the glass.

Problem: Article: It's listed under Extras. Use your earbud microphone or an external microphone to record your voice memo. " Under the Music tab, select "Include Voice Memos." Click "Sync Music."
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Find Voice Memos. Select "Record". Select Menu, then "Stop and Save. Sync the Voice Memos to iTunes.