Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be confident. Dress to impress. Try a new hairstyle. Confide in your friends.

Answer: Before you can think of getting others to fall for your charms, first you must look to yourself. Contrary to what you might believe, there's much, much more to looks than appearance. Nice clothes and style are a start, but nothing can replace a good attitude and self-respect. Girls can pick up when a guy doesn't believe in himself, and there's nothing as attractive as a girl who knows she's worth it. Regardless of your gender or the person you're trying to impress, confidence is an essential starting point. For many people, learning to find confidence in themselves may be the hardest part of this entire process. If you're having trouble feeling secure in your chances of success, try writing down a list of things you like about yourself, and a list of personal qualities (e.g.: a great sense of humour, beautiful smile etc.) your crush would like you for. Don't worry if you're shy-- you can still show plenty of confidence if you're on the introverted side. Guys can feel really flattered if you feel slightly nervous around them. . If you're a shy guy, you might find girls are attracted to you for your mystery. Your best bet is to take comfort in what comes most naturally to you There is no one way to dress well-- part of this step is being able to figure out what your style is. Do some research into different styles. Try to recognize which styles appeal most to you, and which you think might look best on you. If you're having trouble, ask one of your friends for advice-- they're there for a reason, and chances are they'll have plenty of warm suggestions to help you spruce up your style! Don't try to overdo it with your appearance. Find a look that's fashionable but ultimately casual. You don't want to end up scaring your crush away! Nothing refreshes attention like a fresh new hairdo! This way, even if you've known him for a while, he will have to reconsider his impression of you. Who knows-- you may have found your new favourite look! Chances are you may be feeling stressed, excited, uncertain, or a mixture of all three due to your crush. Although it's natural to feel some embarrassment about having a crush, you may find it helps alleviate the strain to open up about it with a few close friends. Especially if they know your crush, they may be able to lend specifically-tailored advice to your situation. If anything, putting your feelings into words for the first time may help you make better sense of what you stand. If you decide to tell friends about your crush, whether for advice or simply to vent, make sure not to word the situation in bleak, fatalistic terms. Although you may feel pessimistic, it's much better to talk about it constructively. Not only will this positively correlate with the helpfulness of the advice your friends give you; thinking positively will also give you more confidence with your crush. Make sure you're confiding in someone you can trust. If you have any doubt they might spread word of your feelings around (or even tell your crush prematurely!) it may be do more harm than good. If you have any doubts, it's best to keep any talk limited to your most-trusted friends.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take calcium and magnesium supplements. Drink peppermint tea. Take an over-the-counter period relief pill. Take a diuretic. Try natural diuretics. Take birth control pills. See your doctor.

Answer: If your diet does not provide at least 1,200 mg of calcium daily, take a supplement. Calcium, magnesium, and potassium can help reduce the effects of bloating. Foods that are high in calcium include dairy products, kale, oranges, oatmeal, and almonds. Foods that are high in magnesium include green leafy vegetables, pumpkin and sesame seeds, and fortified cereals. Peppermint has natural pain relief and diuretic properties, so a cup of peppermint tea a few times a day can help reduce bloating. Additionally, sitting and drinking a nice cup of tea may help relieve stress. Some period relief pills such as Pamprin or Midol contain a mild diuretic to help with PMS symptoms and help your body to eliminate excess water. They also contain anti-inflammatory medication, which may help with other types of swelling. An over-the-counter diuretic medicine can help your body expel, rather than hold onto, excess fluids. Some foods and drinks act as natural diuretics. Coconut water, celery, cucumber, grape, and green tea are a few natural diuretics that may help expel retained water. Dandelion, ginger, and juniper may also have diuretic effects. Oral contraceptives, when taken regularly, can help reduce the manifestation of PMS and period symptoms. Consult your physician for a prescription that is right for you. If you have tried some different things to reduce your bloating and nothing seems to help, then talk to your doctor. Your doctor may be able to recommend some other options to reduce your bloating, such as a low-dose prescription diuretic.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Search. Type downloader into Search. Select Downloader. Select the Downloader app. Select Get it or Download. Select Open.

Answer:
Select the "Search" tab, which resembles a magnifying glass in the upper-left corner of the screen. A text box will appear. As you type, you'll see a progressively shorter list of app suggestions below the on-screen keyboard. It should be the only app suggestion below the keyboard. Doing so searches the app store for the Downloader app. This is an orange box with the word "Downloader" and a giant arrow on it. Selecting this app will open its app page. It's on the left side of the screen, just below the Downloader app description. This will begin downloading the Downloader app onto your Fire TV. Once the Downloader app finishes downloading, this option will appear; select it to open the Downloader app, from which point you can download the Kodi app.