Write an article based on this "Don't make assumptions. Approach her by yourself. Avoid overly crowded places. Introduce yourself. Smile. Respect her feelings from the outset."
article: It might be tempting to think she has low self-esteem or is boring. However, many shy girls are very self-confident and enjoy doing exciting things. Keep this in mind before you approach her and throughout the beginning of the relationship. Treat her as an individual, not a stereotype. Shy people usually don't like being the center of attention. If you walk up to her with your friends, she might feel overwhelmed and uncomfortable. Make the first introduction a one-on-one event. Shy people usually don't like attention from too many people at once. At the same time, they usually like to be able to reach out for help if they feel unsafe. Approach her when fewer people will be around. Some possible times and places are: At the end of the day, as you're walking to the bus stop. After class at the local cafe. Maybe you know her name, but you're not sure if she knows yours. Start with something like, "Hi! You're Emma, right? I'm Joe. Nice to meet you!" On the other hand, if you don't know her name, you could try, "We pass each other everyday, but we're always rushing in opposite directions. Now that we have a few minutes, can we talk? I'm Joe, by the way. And you are?" Frowning might turn her off because it can make you look unfriendly. She'll likely react more positively to you if you smile. Even if you're feeling a bit down, a simple smile can brighten the mood and keep her engaged in the conversation. Acknowledge that shy people usually don't think of their shyness as a problem. In the beginning, she probably won't want to say too much, or she might speak with a soft voice. Show consideration for her preferences. Don't ask her to "speak up" or make puns about her personality.

Write an article based on this "Start a workout routine. Keep a journal. Study a new language or learn to play an instrument. Look for ways to contribute."
article: Adults should aim for about 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity every week. If you prefer more intense workouts, you should strive for 75 minutes of vigorous aerobic activity every week. Two days of strength training is also recommended. Develop a balanced weekly routine for yourself and stick to it. Getting fit is an excellent way to keep busy, but the real payoff is becoming a healthier person. Starting a fitness program may reduce your risk for chronic disease, improve your mood and self-esteem, develop better sleep habits and improve your balance and coordination. Set aside time each day to write, whether that session is an hour or just 15 minutes long. Document your daily life, express yourself and write down your dreams. Use your journal any way you see fit you aren't limited to writing words only. You can get creative and draw, paint, collect photos and keepsakes, etc. If you want to take journal-writing to the next level, consider writing your own memoir. Both of these activities require a lot of time and dedication to master, so they will definitely keep you busy. Use language-learning software to become proficient in another language or sign up for a college class. If music is more your thing, find a community member who gives lessons and learn to play the guitar or piano. Get involved with your community in whatever capacity appeals to you. Volunteer at a local hospital, homeless shelter or some other non-profit organization. Join a local committee or sit on a board. Mentor a young person. Tutor students. Look for open internships. There are so many ways to help people, both big and small. Pay attention to what's going on around you, at your job, and in your friends' and family's lives. Offer your help to friends, family or coworkers whenever you see that someone's in need.

Write an article based on this "Check the lights on the front of the Xbox 360. Check the light on your power supply."
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The ring of lights around your Power button can indicate what kind of problem you are experiencing. This can help determine how to go about fixing it: Green lights - The system is operating normally. One red light - This indicates a general hardware failure, and is usually accompanied by a code on your TV screen (e.g. "E74"). See the next sections for some tips on getting this fixed. Two red lights - This indicates that the console is currently overheating. Turn the Xbox 360 off for a couple of hours and make sure that it is ventilated on all sides. Three red lights - This is the Red Ring of Death, and indicates a major hardware failure. This usually occurs because the motherboard has overheated and become warped, causing the chips to lose contact. You'll need to either open up your system and repair it yourself or send it in for professional repair. Four red lights - This indicates a faulty or unsupported A/V cable. Your Xbox 360's power supply also has a light on the back. This light can help you determine if your power supply is failing: No light - The power supply is not receiving power from the wall. Green light - The power supply is working correctly and the Xbox is on. Orange light - The power supply is working correctly and the Xbox is off. Red light - The power supply is failing. The most common cause is an overheating power supply. Unplug it on both ends and let it sit for at least an hour.