This is different for every couple, so just see what happens naturally. If you jump right into a sexual relationship before you know each other very well, he might not see the two of you as having a serious future. On the other hand, if you both really like each other and he's showing signs of wanting a relationship, you might find yourselves heading to the bedroom sooner rather than later. You should wait to start a sexual relationship until you both feel comfortable with each other. Make sure your man feels like a stud in the bedroom by letting him know that you like what he does. Tell him when he does something that feels good or you like his attitude. Carry that mood outside of the bedroom by complimenting his manliness. Never tease or criticize him about his bedroom performance. You wouldn't want it done to you, and men tend to be especially sensitive about their sexual prowess. If you want to really get him fired up, be the first one to suggest doing the deed every so often. Try to find times when he's not expecting it. If you feel shy, you don't even have to say anything. Just take him by the hand, give him a sexy smile, and gently tug him towards the bedroom until he gets the idea. If you're in the mood, say something like "I've been thinking all day about having your hands on me." If you don't have a lot of time, ask him if he wants to have a quickie during halftime or before work. No matter how you say it, he'll be excited that you made the first move. As you settle into a relationship, all kinds of distractions start to crowd in. If you eventually have kids together, that becomes even more true. Try to set the mood ahead of time to really enhance the moment. Schedule a romantic date night, send him sexy texts during the day, or set your alarm a little earlier so you have time for a morning quickie. Sex is only fun if both parties are fully into it. If you don't want to have sex, whether it's the first time or you're in a long-term relationship, say no and stick to it. No one should ever pressure you into sex.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait until the timing is right to have sex. Tell him when something feels good. Initiate sex at least some of the time. Make your sex life a priority no matter how busy your life gets. Don't ever let anyone pressure you into having sex if you don't want to.

You can usually open the search bar by clicking the circle or magnifying glass to the right of the Start menu. Microsoft plans to discontinue the Snipping Tool in a future release. This tool will be replaced by Windows Snip and Sketch. It's at the top-left corner of the window. The screen will appear slightly faded and mouse cursor will change to a selection tool. When you release the cursor, the image will be captured and open in the Snipping Tool. It's at the top of the tool. You can use this to write simple notes or circle areas of interest. To select a color, click the small arrow next to the icon, then choose a color. You can then click and drag the tool to highlight text. With the eraser tool selected, click a pen or highlighter marked to remove it. It's at the top-left corner of the tool. This saves your edited screenshot.
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One-sentence summary -- Type "Snipping Tool" into the search bar. Click Snipping Tool in the search results. Click New. Click and drag the mouse to select the area you want to screenshot. Click the pen to if you want to draw on the screenshot. Click the highlighter tool to highlight parts of the screenshot. Click the eraser tool to remove changes. Click File menu when you're ready to save. Click Save As. Type a name for your screenshot and click Save.

Running or leaking toilets are one of the most common source of water leaks in a home. This can cause very high water bills, so it is a good idea to determine if this is the root cause of a water pressure problem. Start by removing the lid from the tank of the toilet. Put a few drops of food coloring or a dye tablet into the tank. Do not flush the toilet for at least one hour. If color has leaked into the bowl, your toilet has a leak. This can usually be fixed by replacing the toilet flapper or filling mechanism. This can help you determine if you have a service line leak. Locate your service meter. Take a reading of the meter and check to see if the indicator gear is turning. The leak indicator can be a small triangle shaped dial or disk that rotates when water is flowing. If the leak indicator is turning, you likely have a leak. If it is not turning, it does not mean there isn't a leak. A slow leak may not register on the leak indicator. Don't run any water for 2 hours and do another service meter reading. If the numbers have changed you are losing water and have a leak Call your water company or a plumber to help you find the source of a leak and to arrange repairs. This can be a clear indication of a water leak. In many cases you can hear a dripping sound in the case of a leaking faucet. Usually this requires a simple home repair. If there are large areas of water in the basement, there may be a water main leak. You should also check the ground in the area outside your home where your main meets the local supply. If the weather has been dry and the area around this junction is wet, there could be a leak at this spot. Contact your water company to resolve this issue.
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One-sentence summary -- Check the toilet in each bathroom. Check your service meter. Check for water spots in the basement and near water fixtures in the home.

There are as many types of curators as there are types of museums - art museums, history museums, children's museums, science museums, and a vast range of specializations in between. You will need to choose what sort of museum you want to work for in order to pursue the appropriate education. Consider what experiences have influenced your desire to be a museum curator. Were you inspired by an Aztec history exhibit you saw on a school field trip? Do you dream of working in a place like the Metropolitan Museum of Art? Be as specific as possible. If you know you want to work in a science museum, think about what aspects of science interest you the most. Chemistry? Physics? Astronomy? The more specific your choice, the more extensively you can educate yourself in it. Many colleges offer Bachelor's degrees in museology, or museum studies, but it's not absolutely necessary that you choose this as your major. Museums will look for candidates with extensive education and experience in a field that is relevant to what they're curating, such as art or history, as well as knowledge of business administration, marketing, and fundraising. Bachelor's degrees typically take 4 years to complete, although it may take more if you choose a double major. By this time, you should have some idea of what subject you want to focus on. If you became particularly interested in African art while getting your Bachelor's in art history, look for Master's programs that have a focus in African art. Look at the faculty of graduate departments as well as the programs. Who you work with can have a great impact on your education, as well as your career. Many curators find jobs through the recommendations of professors in their field, so building a good relationship with faculty is a must. Graduate programs typically take between 1.5 and 3 years to complete. Many lower-level curatorial positions only require a Master's, but if you want to become curator at a national museum, you'll need a PhD. This should be in the field you wish to specialize in. Because of the competitive nature of this field, a specialized degree is increasingly necessary. You want to demonstrate as much expertise in whatever you hope to curate as possible. When you choose a subject for your thesis, it's ideal to find something unique that will stand out from other research in your field. Educate yourself on what research has already been done and aim to make a distinctive contribution. PhD programs typically take at least 5 years (the average length, however, is 8.2 years).
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Choose your interest area. Get your Bachelor's degree. Get a Master's in the field you wish to specialize in. Get a PhD if you want to increase your career options.