In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A suit, shirt, and tie can make even the fittest man look boxy and shapeless. A few easy tricks can show off your physique in the office without resorting to a pricey tailored suit: Remove your jacket and hang it on the back of your chair. That's one less bulky garment between your build and your coworkers' eyes. Long day at the office? Roll up the sleeves of your button down shirt to show off a bit while you get work done. Men's' jeans and slacks of come in different cuts and styles. Find a pair that is your size but will show everyone your muscular thighs. Ditch the straight leg and relaxed fits for a boot cut or tapered leg. When you go out with friends or on a date, it's best to strike a balance between comfort and a fit snug enough to get attention. Avoid clothes that are so tight they look painted on. Not only are they less comfortable, but it could also look like you're trying too hard to get noticed. Wear a tee shirt that's a size lower than what you usually wear. If you're a large, go for a medium. V-neck tees are also a good way to show off your chest definition. Tank tops are a good way to put your arms, shoulders, and chest on display. Even in colder weather, wear a tank top under an open button-down shirt to show off a little chest definition. If you've really been hitting leg days hard, show off with a short bathing suit at the beach. Board shorts are popular but don't show off anything above the knee. Try some shorter, square cut trunks instead. Does cold weather gear make you feel bulky in the worst way? Keep the heavy winter coat around for the dead of winter, but in cool autumn weather just layer your upper body with some long sleeve tees or thermals. You may have the muscles, but other features can distract from your bulk if left unchecked. Make other features complement, not compete. Do your best to keep your image clean cut. Intensify your level of hygiene, especially if you work out all the time. Shower every day and shave as often as you need to. Some scruff is okay, but keep beards neat and trimmed. Unkempt facial hair will draw attention away from your build. Get a haircut. Hairstyles come and go, but short or trimmed hair is usually a look more associated with athletic guys. Get some new eyewear. Instead of staring at your guns, people might be starting at your thick Coke bottle glasses. Contact lenses or Lasik eye surgery are options if you're tired of glasses. A well-placed tattoo on a bicep or shoulder is a feature that will help draw eyes toward your arms. Body language speaks volumes. Don't shrink your body by slouching. Stand up straight and pull your shoulders back. Look people in the eye when you talk to them. When combined, these small actions let others know that you are someone worth noticing!
Summary: Dress professionally while still looking fit. Dress to show off that bod while you're out on the town. Maintain your image to complement your physique. A confident attitude may be the most subtle yet powerful way to show off your muscles.

This works best on timed tests. Teachers will just think that you are checking the time.
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One-sentence summary -- Buy a pocket watch that has a lid. Tape a piece of paper with your notes onto the watch. Pretend to check the time.

Q: There are several different kinds of patents available and a recipe could fall into more than one category of patents. The Utility Patent protects new inventions that have a useful application. This covers new methods, processes, machines, manufactured items, devices or chemical compounds or any new improvements to any of these. Most recipes would fall under the Utility Patent category. The product shape or packaging may also be susceptible to protection under a design patent. In this case you could apply for one of those as well. Patents can be filed either in the United States or in other countries. If you feel that your recipe requires international protection, then you should apply for a patent in countries where you want patent protection. The European Union offers a "European Patent Office" that facilitates patent applications for countries within the EU. There are patent lawyers who specialize in filing the necessary paperwork with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. While you're certainly allowed to submit your own paperwork, the patent office recommends you hire a lawyer at this point to handle the flow of paperwork and make sure you submit all the required materials. Regardless of who does the actual filing, the papers are then submitted electronically to the patent office. The application cover sheet and list of required attachments can be obtained from the United States Patent and Trademark Office website, at uspto.gov. The patent application should be filed either online or via regular mail (note that filing online will allow you to avoid the $400 "non-electronic filing" surcharge and speed up the process considerably). The US patent office will consider your paperwork and make a determination if your recipe is eligible for a patent. If you're approved, the patent office will contact you. After you pay an issue and publication fee, your patent will be granted. The vast majority of patent applications are routinely rejected. You should not take it personally. Examiners are required to enforce the rules diligently and it often works out to your advantage, resulting in a more valuable patent. If your application is rejected you have an opportunity to argue or to amend (narrow) the claims or to appeal the examiners' final decision. This often takes several years and thousands of dollars in filing fees and attorneys' fees. If your application is finally rejected and you abandon it, and you still want to protect your recipe, you can do so by protecting it as a trade secret. Those who know the secret will be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement, and in this way you can prevent your recipe from getting leaked.
A: Decide what kind of patent you need. Figure out where you need patent protection. Work with an attorney to file your paperwork. Wait for your application to be approved or rejected.

Article: . Establishing a routine catered to your own skin will maximize its effectiveness and leave you glowing and camera ready. Dry -- sometimes flaky, few breakouts, Oily -- prone to shine and breakouts, bigger pores Combination -- your T-zone (forehead, nose, chin) is oily, cheeks are dry This can change with the seasons or have a tendency to be oilier or drier. Sensitive -- has allergic reactions to products, turns red easily in more extreme weather Many moisturizers or lotions have small amounts of SPF built in. Stay away from tanning beds. Prolonged exposure in the sun is bad enough for your skin, but unnatural UV radiation is even worse. Tanning leads to wrinkles, spots, and, obviously, skin cancer. Youth is fleeting; don't make it go faster! What your mother told you is true. The things that are best for you are also best for your body. Don't smoke. Cigarette smoking has been proven to add years onto your skin and teeth. Get your beauty sleep! Studies have shown that getting a full 8 hours of sleep leads to lower stress (which leads to better skin), a healthy weight, and higher levels of creativity!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Know your skin type Use sunscreen. Be healthy.

Problem: Article: This works well for tatting providing you test first that it slides well in the shuttle. It can be a boon for items that need to be durable, such as coasters, placemats, etc.
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Consider using nylon ribbon.