Problem: Article: Many women report feeling higher levels of arousal after exercise that increases blood circulation in their pelvis and whole body. Try spinning, climbing, yoga, or acro-yoga. Go for a run, a bike ride, or a long hike together. This can be a great way to fire up the physical side of your relationship. When you exercise, you are engaging with your body in a conscious way and when you exercise with your partner, you are engaging with her body as well. Compliment her on her physique, and impress her with your own athleticism. If she likes to read: take her on a date to an independent bookstore, or write her a romantic note, or spend an intimate day reading together. If she likes dessert: surprise her with chocolate, or set up a weekly Wednesday night dessert date. Show her that you are listening when she tells you what she likes. Pick something that you like to do, too! Find the intersections between your passions and hers. Your lady might not be into erotica but even a steamy scene in a drama or rom-com can aid the process of getting her in the mood. A Northwestern University study suggests that women are often more aroused by erotica than men are. Wear a suit and tie; shave; and groom yourself well. Suggest that she wear your favorite tight shirt or dress. Then, take her out for a romantic evening together. Looking good can translate to feeling confident about yourself in bed.
Summary: Exercise together. Do something that she's passionate about. Rent a sexy movie. Find an excuse to get dressed up.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Have a small, healthy meal before heading to the tattoo parlor. Eating ensures you have enough energy to make it through your appointment without fainting. Choose a meal with protein and complex carbs. Avoid refined sugars. Before the appointment, you may need to fill out paperwork. Give yourself at least 15 minutes to complete that process and, if you want, talk with the tattoo artist and ask any questions. Bring a state-issued ID to your appointment, as you may need to verify your age. If you're nervous about getting a tattoo, arriving early also gives you time to calm down and adjust to the store environment. If you have any medical conditions, ask your doctor if it is safe for you to get a tattoo. Then, let your tattoo artist know about your recent medical history, particularly chronic conditions. This will make your tattoo artist aware of any possible risks and precautions they may need to make. Bring a doctor's note if you have a chronic medical condition, like diabetes or epilepsy. Some tattoo artists require a note to ensure your safety. When the tattoo artist's ready to begin, they will clean the area you want to be tattooed with rubbing alcohol and shave it with a disposable razor. Stay as still as possible while the tattoo artist prepares your skin and, if you have to sneeze or make a sudden movement, warn them first. If you have sensitive skin, let the artist know so they can shave and clean your skin gently. Keep in mind, however, that the tattooing process may hurt more on sensitive skin. After cleaning your skin, the tattoo artist will likely use soap or stick deodorant to transfer the stencil on your skin, or draw it right on your skin with a special marker. Check the stencil before the artist transfers it on your skin for any concerns or mistakes you notice before the artist begins tattooing. The artist will follow the stencil while working on your skin to tattoo a clean, mistake-free image. Some artists may not use a stencil and trace the image on your skin instead. If this is the case, inspect the traced image before the artist tattoos it on your skin.

SUMMARY: Eat before you go to your appointment. Arrive at least 15-20 minutes early to your appointment. Discuss your medical history with the tattoo artist. Hold still while the tattoo artists shaves and cleans your skin. Inspect the stencil as the artist applies it to your skin.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . If there's just one skill you have, it should be public speaking. Your face, your voice, you is gonna be in the limelight at least until the election is over. People are going to be watching you and analyzing your every move. If you can convince them with your winning smile, calm demeanor, and persuasiveness that you're qualified for the job, it'll be smooth sailing. The most obvious examples are Barack Obama and JFK. When Barack steps up to the podium, his charisma just oozes out of him. His public speaking skills got him to where he is today. And then there's the famous JFK/Nixon debate, where JFK was so calm, cool, and collected that he made the nervous, twitchy Nixon look like a joke. So brush up! So while JFK schooled Nixon because of his charisma, it didn't hurt that he was 100x better looking and more put together. If you're gonna be in the public eye, you gotta look the part. That means ties, suits, and that wonderful pair of I'm-just-like-you khakis. And the shoes! Don't forget the shoes. You'll generally need two looks: the nice, fancy suit for your more formal functions and then the rolled-up Oxford and khakis when you're talking in the town hall. This goes for men and women, though a women's suit could either be a skirt or pants. If you expect people to vote for you, you gotta have your views and your views down pat. None of this wishy-washy flip-flopping -- or you'll be called on it faster than you can say "John Edwards." Hopefully you figured these out pre-campaign (though in the realm of politics, changes of heart aren't exactly uncommon). You'll probably be encouraged to align your views with the majority. There is no book that says you have to do this. Your team may want you to, but you don't have to do a damn thing. It can get you votes, but what's gonna happen when bill-passing time rolls around? Hope the Catholic guilt doesn't get to you? Once you're a politician, you're basically signing off on your privacy. You're the closest thing to a movie star there is. Your image will be plastered everywhere from buses to the Daily Show. And it won't always be nice. So while it's gonna be hard handling the constant photo ops and always faking a smile, it's gonna be harder handling the criticism. Can you take it? The association between politicians and scandals is so ridiculous it's almost funny. If you're running for office, expect to have to face that everything from your dishonorable discharge in the military to that appealed DUI charge to a speeding ticket from 27 years ago. If it's the slightest bit juicy, it could come back to haunt you. This is not a career for the faint of heart. It's gonna involve late nights, name calling, begging, brown-nosing, and lots and lots of putting up with the trivial. There will be times when you'll feel on top of the world and there will be times when you'll feel like it's on top of you. You gotta have a thick skin and an impermeable sense of confidence. You ready? This could be tough on your loved ones, too. Bristol Palin, anyone? So while this may be your dream, make sure you're looking out for them, too. You'll need them when it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders.
Summary: Be a fantastic public speaker Have the wardrobe. Solidify your views. Be comfortable with the media and their antics. Get tough.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Just tap on the Google Play in your app drawer or on your home screen. The first app in the results should be the one you choose. Just tap on Install.
Summary:
Launch Google Play. Search for Pixlr-o-matic. Download and install the app.