In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Bluefins live in the Atlantic Ocean and spawn either in the Gulf of Mexico or in the Mediterranean Sea. Every spring, they migrate to the places where they were born. As they travel back and forth between spawning grounds, they can be caught off of the North American coast, particularly in the Virginia/North Carolina area and off of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and southern Maine. They also congregate in the Eastern Atlantic. Bluefins used to populate the Black Sea, although their population has dropped significantly here. You'll learn about the procedure and about the equipment that you'll need, and you'll learn whether or not the sport is for you. Look online to find charter cruises in your area, particularly around Cape Cod and Cape Hatteras. Ask the captain whether you get to keep your catch (or if there is a weight limit) or if the fishing is catch and release. Your catch, if you get to keep it, may not be something you can legally sell. Have a plan for what you're going to do with all of this fish--sushi, anyone? Fishing regulations can be very confusing. Call 1-888-USA-TUNA for permits and to explore questions that you may have. Also, know your catch quota. Check with the NFMS for annual daily catch limits. Kite fishing allows an angler to keep a live bait swimming on the surface. The kite physically lifts the bait, and prevents the bait from swimming downward. The result is a live bait, virtually half out of the water, swimming and thrashing frantically on the surface-basically ringing the dinner bell for any tuna in the vicinity.
Summary: Journey to the Atlantic and to adjacent seas to find bluefin tuna. Take a few chartered fishing trips to catch bluefin before you strike out on your own. Know the regulations. Try kite fishing. Get the appropriate permits from the NMFS before you start fishing.

Go to https://wetransfer.com in your computer's web browser. This blue button is in the lower-left side of the page. Doing so opens the transfer form. It's at the top of the transfer form. A window will open. Go to the location of a file that you want to send, then click the file to select it. To select multiple files at once, hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac) while clicking individual files. You can select up to 2 gigabytes' worth of files. Fill out the following fields: Email to - Enter up to 20 separate recipient email addresses. Be sure to press space between email addresses. Your email - Enter the email address from which you want to send this file. It's a blue button at the bottom of the form. Doing so will cause the file to upload, after which point it will automatically send to the "Email to" email address(es). To download the file, you or your recipient must open the email, click Get your files, and click Download.
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One-sentence summary -- Open WeTransfer. Click I agree. Click Add your files. Select a file. Enter email addresses. Click Transfer. Download the emailed file.

Q: Though any qualified educators can technically teach IB classes, teachers with an IB background will have a leg up when applying to teach at IB schools. Find a university or educational institution near you offering an IB educator certificate program. You can also sign up for online courses to get a certificate remotely. Visit the International Baccalaureate website at http://ibo.org/globalassets/professional-development/ib-university-directory-2017-en.pdf to get a listing of the universities offering IB educator certificates, as well as detailed outline of what each specific program entails. On average, IB certification takes about 22 weeks to complete. Each educational institution offering an IB educator program has its own entry requirements. You can look up these requirements on the IB directory, or on your program's website. To look up the requirements in the IB educator certificates directory go to: http://ibo.org/globalassets/professional-development/ib-university-directory-2017-en.pdf. If you do not meet the requirements, look into the requirements for other certificate programs offered online or in your area. The costs associated with getting an IB educator certificate will depend on the unique fee structure of the institution offering it. This may vary greatly depending on the country the institution is located in. Contact the institution of your choice before applying to get this information. The IB offers 4 keys programmes targeting different ages and educational goals. Choose the aim of your certificate training based on your teaching concentration. For instance: If you want to teach IB classes in an elementary school, choose the Primary Years programme, geared for children aged 3-12. If your goal is to teach IB classed to middle school students, opt for the Middle Years programme, focusing on children aged 11-16. If your career goal is to teach IB classes to older high school students, choose the Diploma program focusing on academically-focused students aged 16-19. You can also decide to study the Career-related programme, which focuses on more career-specific education for ages 16-19. Whether you take courses in person or online, you will have to pass them all to get your certificate. Some institutions will require a minimum grade for each course, and some will set a time limit on how long you can take to complete all the credits. Find out your school's specific requirements to ensure that you obtain your certificate.
A: Find an IB educator certificate program near you. Make sure you meet the entry qualifications for the program. Contact the institution to ask about their fee structure. Choose the focus of your program before applying. Complete the required number of courses to get your certificate.

Problem: Article: If you had a good time going out with him, and you think he did too, reach out and schedule another one. Remember to give him some time to breathe, but don't be afraid of showing your interest either! Some people like waiting three days after a date, while other people like waiting one day. Decide what's right for you, and don't feel pressured to do something just because everyone else does. Since you two can't hang out during school, schedule time to see each other after school. Take this time to do homework together and just casually talk and get to know each other. Pick a place that you can both easily get to and schedule meeting times that work for both of you. One easy way to see each other is to find a cafe or other location halfway between your schools, and walk to meet each other. If at any point you don't feel comfortable, or feel you're moving too fast, tell him. Ask if you can slow down, or explain your needs to him. Similarly, if he tells you he wants to take it slower, listen to him. The most important thing in a relationship is how you communicate, so start practicing early. Though it's not a hard and fast rule by any means, your friends have a great sense of who will be good for you and who might not be the right fit. Introduce him to your friends and ask them what they think. If they get a weird vibe, chances are he's not the one for you. See if he can come by after school one day, and ask your friends to stay behind, or organize a place where you all can meet. During the summer, plan a hike or another active activity that has everyone moving and talking together. Getting to know his friends tells you a lot about what he's like when he's not around you. If his friends make you comfortable and accept you, that's a great sign! If they're mean to you, or don't include you in conversation, talk to him about it and ask if he can help. Give it time, and try to be open with them, even if they aren't open with you. If it's still not working, or his friends make you uncomfortable, back away and find someone else. This is a great chance to set one of your single friends up with one of his friends! If you have an interested friend, go for it. A relationship should never be rushed. Take your time to get to know him, and have fun! You've done the hard part of meeting your guy, now all you have to do is go with the flow, act natural, and develop your relationship.
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Schedule more dates. Schedule time together after school. Don't do anything you don't want to do. Introduce him to your friends before things get too far. Meet his friends. Take your time getting to know each other.