Article: You may already know this info, but if not, it'll come in handy when deciding when or if to ask her out. Pay attention to the people she talks about often. If they aren't regular friends of hers, it may be someone she is interested in romantically. Check out her social media to see if there are any clues there, too. You could even turn this into an opportunity to get to know her better by asking something like, "Tell me more about some of the people you've dated," or "Did your last relationship end well?" When someone looks at your frequently, that can often mean that they're interested in you. Especially if you are already friends, this can be a great indicator that she may be developing feelings for you. If you don't notice this, it doesn't mean that she isn't interested or that you shouldn't ask her out. It's just one way you might be able to tell if her feelings toward you have changed. Does she approach you and stand or sit near you? Does she touch your arm or shoulder? These signs may not mean that she likes you romantically, but they show that she doesn't dislike you. They mean she is comfortable around you and generally likes you as a person. This is a great sign! Your chances of getting a "yes" when you ask her out are much higher if a girl likes you as a person. On the flip side, if she avoids you, doesn't make eye contact, or moves away when you're close by, those are clear signs that she doesn't want to spend time with you. with her to see if she responds positively. Make longer-than-usual eye contact and smile at her. Touch her gently on the arm or shoulder to make physical contact. Compliment her looks and her intelligence. To compliment a girl, you could say something like, "That sweater brings out the color of your eyes," or "You did a great job on your presentation today. I wish I could speak in front of people like you."
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Find out if she is already dating or interested in someone else. Check to see if you catch her staring at you. Observe her body language to tell if she is interested in you or not. Flirt
Article: The most telling sign that your blood is not coagulating fast enough is excessive bleeding. It should not take longer than ten minutes for a small cut or scrape to stop bleeding, with anywhere from one to nine minutes being normal. If you are still bleeding after ten minutes, see a doctor as soon as possible. If you or someone else is losing substantial amounts of blood, provide first aid and get to a hospital as quickly as possible. In addition to excessive bleeding following a minor injuries, other symptoms may also indicate a bleeding disorder. These include unexpected or sudden bruising, red or pink urine, and black or bloody bowel movements. Dark spots in your vomit (which will look like coffee grounds) may also indicate a bleeding disorder. If any of these symptoms appear, see a doctor as soon as possible. Recurring or persistent dizziness, headaches, and vision changes may also indicate a bleeding disorder, as well as joint pain, bleeding gums, or irregularly heavy or long-lasting menstrual periods. Your doctor will need to do blood tests to determine whether you have a bleeding disorder. In addition to evaluating the contents of your blood (such as the amount of platelets and proteins), your doctor will also order a test to determine the efficiency of your blood's coagulation process. There may be a serious underlying cause for a bleeding disorder that requires treatment. There are also treatments that can help remedy symptoms of a bleeding disorder directly. Follow your doctor's guidance regarding any sort of treatment for a bleeding disorder. Potential treatment options include Vitamin K injections, plasma or platelet transfusions, or medications. If you are diagnosed with a bleeding disorder, expect to take medication to help ensure your blood will be able to coagulate when necessary.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Monitor the length of time that a minor cut bleeds. Recognize other symptoms of a potential bleeding disorder. Get a formal medical diagnosis. Consider treatment options.
Article: To create a more durable rug, you will need to work with two skeins of yarn at the same time. Treat the two strands as one as you make your stitches. Use an adjustable knot called a slip knot. Make 21 chain stitches to provide your rug with a foundation. Work 40 single crochets into this foundational chain. Make your first single crochet into the second chain stitch away from your hook after you complete the foundational chain. Single crochet 20 times down one side of the chain. Single crochet another 20 times down the other side of the chain. Make the second round by working another single crochet into each of the 40 stitches completed in the previous round. Increase twice at both the starting and finishing ends of your first round. To make one increase, chain stitch once. To make two increases, simply chain stitch twice. The third round will essentially be the same as the second. Work another series of single crochets into the all of the stitches of the previous round, including the increases, until you travel around the entire perimeter of the piece. For this round, you need to increase three times at both ends. To increase three times, make three chain stitches. For rounds four, five, six, seven, and eight, single crochet once into each of the stitches from the previous row, including the increases. Increase at both ends for each round. Continue adding an extra increase for each round. Round four gets four increases. Round five gets five increases. Round six gets six increases. Round seven gets seven increases. Round eight gets eight increases. Note that if the rug begins to seem too loose or floppy, you can reduce the number of increases you use at the ends of each round. Change colors before making the ninth round. After you do, make another five rounds using the same pattern: single crochet once into each stitch of the previous round. Continue adding increases at the ends of each round. Round nine gets nine increases. Round 10 gets 10 increases. Round 11 gets 11 increases. Round 12 gets 12 increases. Round 13 gets 13 increases. Note that if the rug begins to seem too loose or floppy, you can reduce the number of increases you use at the ends of each round. To change the color, cut the yarn you are currently working with, leaving a tail 3 inches (7.6 cm) long. Slip this end through the back of the next stitch, turn the rug around halfway, and begin single stitching your next round with the new color. Tie the next color onto the crochet hook using a slipknot. When you reach the tail from your previous color after working your way around, weave it into the new color as you make your next stitches. Change colors a third time after finishing round 13. Afterward, make another five rounds by single crocheting into each stitch of the previous rounds, including the increases. Continue adding increases at the ends of each round. Round 14 gets 14 increases. Round 15 gets 15 increases. Round 16 gets 16 increases. Round 17 gets 17 increases. Round 18 gets 18 increases. Note that if the rug begins to seem too loose or floppy, you can reduce the number of increases you use at the ends of each round. Switch your yarn color one final time. Make another six rounds using the same method of single crocheting once into each stitch of the previous rounds. Continue adding increases at the ends of each round. Round 19 gets 19 increases. Round 20 gets 20 increases. Round 21 gets 21 increases. Round 22 gets 22 increases. Round 23 gets 23 increases. Round 24 gets 24 increases. Note that if the rug begins to seem too loose or floppy, you can reduce the number of increases you use at the ends of each round. e last row. Even out the edge by making a slip stitch into each stitch of the final round. Cut the yarn so that a 3 inch (7.6 cm) tail hangs off the edge of the rug. With a loop still on your hook, grab this tail and pull it through the loop, tightening the loop over it. This will create a knot and tie off your project. Use a darning needle to weave the remaining end into the underside of the rug to hide it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use two strands of yarn. Tie the two pieces of yarn onto the hook. Chain stitch and single crochet your first round. Single crochet the second round and increase. Single crochet the third round and increase. Repeat this pattern for five more rounds. Change colors before continuing. Change colors after another five rounds. Change colors before completing the final six rounds. over the last row. Tie off the end.