Write an article based on this "Take an improv class. Practice until it comes naturally. Do not try to purposely "show off. Present confident body language. Maintain a creative viewpoint on the world. Keep the conversation dynamic so nobody will get bored, keep advancing the topic. Learn to read your audience."
article: To impress people, you must know how to recognize opportunities in which you can be witty. Improvisation, or "improv" for short, teaches you valuable skills, such as being able to quickly respond to situations, think creatively, manage anxiety, and display self-confidence when speaking. Your impressive words will not pique your friends' interest if you don't sound comfortable using them. Practice using your new vocabulary as often as possible. Remember to be yourself. By all means be the best, most impressive version of you, but stay you. " Most people will find this distasteful, not fascinating. You may also alienate people who may feel as though you are speaking down to them. "Bombastic" is a word that describes people who try to impress others by using language that is overblown or sounds inauthentic. Don't be bombastic. About 70% of all communication is done through non-verbal communication, such as body language and gestures. In order to thrill your audience, you should convey confidence when you speak. Stand straight, with your chest out and your chin parallel to the floor. Balance your weight on both legs. Don't fidget or shift your weight from foot to foot. Practice some controlled gestures. Don't flail wildly about, but learn to emphasize words with appropriate hand gestures. Make smooth and controlled movements. Don't rush through your words or your gestures. Moving too quickly is a sign of nervousness. Make eye contact. Aim for the 50/70 rule: make eye contact about 50% of the time when speaking, and about 70% of the time when listening. Make eye contact with everyone in your group. Watch the world around you carefully, taking it all in. Expanding your reading with excellent sources such as newspapers and journals will help you stay informed about significant goings-on. When someone asks you your opinion on something, it needn't be a typical "I think this is good because...." response. You will be able to express a fascinating opinion on any subject. This involves quick thinking by the speaker. One of the best ways to learn to read an audience is to watch and listen. A person who only listens to the sound of his own voice will not impress others. People who approach conversations as demonstrations of their own superiority to those around them will likely be perceived as arrogant, not awe-inspiring. Make sure to listen as well as speak. If you don't listen, you will not be able to see opportune moments for wittiness. Don't make stereotypical assumptions about your audience. Don't assume that women will only want to discuss shopping or that men will only want to discuss sports.

Write an article based on this "Prepare a budget. Budget your call. Call the 800 number and follow the prompts. Use any phone in any part of the country."
article: If you plan on making a lot of calls to Singapore or will have a lengthy conversation, you may be charged a considerable amount by your service provider. A calling card saves you money because there are no bills and is a one time purchase at a significantly low cost. They can be purchased at convenience stores, grocery stores, or online. Calling cards can be purchased for Singapore at a significantly discounted rate. Make sure to inquire about Singapore specific calling cards at the point of purchase. Calling cards will tell you how many minutes you have left on your account so that you can budget the length of each call. Calling cards can be used more than once as long as there are still minutes on your account. Calling cards are much cheaper than collect calls, operator assisted calls, and your local service provider. Simply look on the back of the card and call the 800 number or the provided local access number. Follow the prompts and enter the provided "Pin" number. The pin number is usually found under the access number or must be scratched to be revealed. Once entered, you will be prompted to dial the number of your Singapore contact. Calling cards can be used in any part of the world and the access number and rates will reflect the point of purchase. Research the rates before purchasing as there are many options. For example, if you purchase a calling card in California you may still use it in Alaska but may be charged an additional rate because you are not using it in California. You may use calling cards in any phone including dorms, payphones, hotels, home, and mobile. You should not be paying a long distance charge to dial the access number of your phone card. Calling cards should provide a toll free access number.

Write an article based on this "Work out how many tablespoons Use a tablespoon to measure out the liquid you need. Use a teaspoon to refine the volume. Commit the amount of fluid in the vessel to memory."
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you will need. An easy way to do this is to remember that one cup equates to 16 tablespoons. This can be used as a simple metric to calculate how many tablespoons you need. For example, if you need half a cup, you would require 8 tablespoons of fluid. Measure your liquid over a vessel to prevent a mess. Pouring slowly and steadily to avoid excess spillage into the vessel, fill your tablespoon with the liquid. Transfer to the vessel and repeat until you have measured the amount you need in tablespoons. Some recipes may call for more precise measurements. In this case, you can use teaspoons to get the exact amount needed. One teaspoon is equivalent to 1/6 of a fluid ounce or 4.7ml. This will help to develop your ability to estimate measurements. If you are using a glass or plastic vessel may alternatively wish to use a marker on the outside of the vessel to indicate measurements. This will save you re-measuring the tablespoon amounts in the future. For example, if you measured out a quarter of a cup (4 tablespoons), you would write "1/4" on the vessel.