In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While being sexy can help add spice to your relationship, it's important to know when you've had enough. Here are some signs that you should cut back: If you're feeling sad or depressed. There will be days when you ask your boyfriend for a hankie instead of some hanky-panky. If you're feeling so upset that you can barely function, know that it's okay to put sexy time on hold. If your boyfriend knows and loves you, he'll understand. If you're just not in the mood. There will be days when nothing you do will make you have that lovin' feeling, and that's okay too. Forced sexiness is worse than taking a time out for "me time" instead of "sexy time." If his actions make you feel uncomfortable. If you think he's taking your romance too far, it's time to back off. If you notice that you're feeling uncomfortable a lot, then it may be time to end the relationship. Though it may seem impossible that there will be a time when your boyfriend isn't in the mood, accept that he's human and may not be feeling so sexy. Here are some signs that he may not be in the mood for your sexy moves: If he's tired or sick. If he looks physically unable to have sexy time, chances are, he doesn't want it. If he'd rather hit the hay instead of have a roll in the hay, don't force him to do anything he doesn't want. He may feel guilty for not being up for your advances, which will only make everyone feel worse. If he's stressed out. Though sex can be a stress reliever, if your man is so worried about his new job that he can't focus on you, give him some alone time.
Summary: Know your limits. Know your man's limits.

You can either use a calculator or do the math by hand when you find the product. Multiply all of the numbers in the set you're calculating so you can find the product. Write down the product so you don't forget it. For example, if the value set is 3, 5, and 12, then you would write: (3 x 5 x 12) = 180. For another example, if you want to find the geometric mean for the set 2 and 18, then write: (2 x 18) = 36. Count how many values are in the set you're calculating the geometric mean for the value n. Use the n value to determine which root you need to take of the product. For example, take the square root if you have 2 values, cube root if you have 3 values, and so on. Use your calculator to solve the equation and write down your answer. For example, for the set of 3, 5, and 12, write: (180) 5.65. In the second example with a set of 2 and 18, write: (36) = 6. If the number set is written out as increases or decreases in percentages, avoid using the percent value in the geometric mean since it will skew your results. If the percent is an increase, move the decimal point 2 spaces to the left and add 1 to it. If there's a percent decrease, then move the decimal point 2 places to the left and subtract it from 1. For example, say you want to find the geometric mean of the value of an object that increases by 10%, and then falls by 3%. Convert 10% to a decimal and add 1 to it to get 1.10. Then convert 3% to a decimal and subtract it from 1 to get 0.97. Use the 2 decimal values to find the geometric mean: (1.10 x 0.97) 1.03. Convert the number back to a percent by moving the decimal point 2 places to the right and subtracting 1 from it to find a total of a 3% increase in value.
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One-sentence summary -- Multiply the values you want to find the geometric mean for. Find the nth root of the product where n is the number of values. Convert percentages to their decimal multiplier equivalents.

Q: Open all of your car doors one-by-one, and take your mats out of the car, if they are removable. Do not clean them while they are still inside the car. You want to remove the mats so that you won't get water damage in your car's interior. Also, you should not allow oily or foam consistency products to come in contact with the gas, clutch and brake pedals in your car as this could cause your foot to slip off the pedal during driving, which is dangerous. Clean the mats outside. You can clean the mats at a gas station or at home in your parking lot or inside your garage. Most car mats are removable. However, occasionally the mats are built into the car. In those cases, you will have to clean them inside the car. Use a vacuum to ensure that you suction up all of the dust particles and soil specks from your car mats before you try to clean them further. Cleaning a damp carpet mat can be difficult. You could use baking soda to absorb some moisture and foul odor by lightly sprinkling it onto the carpet floor mat and then leaving it to sit for about 10-20 minutes, before vacuuming. Vacuum the mats on both sides, making sure to thoroughly get crumbs and dust off of them. This will shake out some of the dust that is embedded in the rubber or cloth floor mats. Do this outside. Give the mat a couple of whacks against the ground. Find a hard surface to strike the mats against. This works for rubber and cloth mats. You might also want to use a scraper to remove hardened materials from the rubber mat before cleaning it.
A: Remove your floor mats, whether rubber or cloth, from your car, if possible. Vacuum cloth floor mats first. Shake or whack the mats to remove dirt.

Problem: Article: The fuselage is the bottom part of the plane. In most paper airplanes, this is where the fold separates the two sides. You've worked to balance your plane, so grip the center of the fuselage with your fingertips. This is where the plane gets a lot of its stability. More delicate planes are better gliders. A rough launch will damage them and ruin their flight trajectory. Bring your wrist forward in a pushing motion. Keep the plane level with the ground. Planes with short wings function better with a hard launch. Angle your plane upwards. Use the same pushing motion with your hand, but apply more force. If the plane is a dart, it will stabilize as it descends. Non-dart glider planes should be throw upwards gently with a pushing motion.
Summary:
Hold the fuselage. Throw thin, long-winged planes gently. Throw short, stout planes upwards.