In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your voice is also capable of revealing your emotions. A quiver in your voice or jumping to another octave while speaking is an easy tell for your opponents. Clear your throat or take a full breath before speaking so that you have enough air to talk in a neutral register. Stick to the facts of what's happening and you won't need too many words. Stumbling over your sentences, stuttering, or saying "um" too many times shows that you are nervous or unsure of yourself. Short, sweet, and to the point is how you should talk when in high-stress situations. One-word answers are acceptable, especially in high-stakes games like poker. You need to concentrate more on the game anyways rather than shooting the breeze with your opponents. If you're playing a game with friends and there isn't real money at stake, the atmosphere may be a little more relaxed so talking may more appropriate. Just watch yourself when examining your hand. When asked a question by the dealer or someone else, it's acceptable to simply answer "yes" or "no" by nodding or shaking your head. If you don't feel comfortable opening your mouth because you're afraid that your voice will give you away, simply use relaxed body language to convey your answer. To distract yourself and keep from speaking, chew gum or keep snacks at the table. It helps to think about what you want to say before you speak. That way you can keep yourself from sounding excited or disappointed. To be completely counter-intuitive, instead of staying silent you can comment on every hand dealt or result. You can pepper in false reactions too to throw your opponents off. Constantly talking can also distract your opponents by diverting their attention from the game to whatever you're saying. Bluffing is an important part of poker. For example, you can receive a bad hand and pretend like you just got a winning hand. If you're consistently inconsistent with your reactions, no one will be able to guess your true reactions. This is much harder to do but can work in your favor.
Summary: Speak with an even and balanced tone. Keep your words few and simple. Nod your head if you aren't comfortable speaking. Confuse your opponents by talking constantly.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll most likely be feeding a wide variety of guests, including babies, adults and kids of varying ages, so plan accordingly. Serve food that appeals to everyone. Remember, some of your guests may not have teeth yet! Also be aware of your guests' dietary needs, including known allergens and religious restrictions. Your child, and many of the guests, won't know how to use a fork or hold a plate. Consider easy to eat, one- or two-bite foods. Cheese cubes Individual sweets Mini sandwiches Fruit pieces Pizza, although it's a little difficult for toddlers to eat without some help Sure, plenty of it will end up on your child's face and hands, but it's a classic photo opportunity and, well, everyone loves cake. Ask your local bakery for theme suggestions, too. Or, you can bake a cake yourself. Your child won't understand more complex and cooperative activities yet, so plan a short, simple activity that makes them the focus, but includes all of your guests. Have guests take turns reading from your child's favorite book. The fun part for guests can be acting out the text and reading it to your baby in different voices. Have a sing-a-long. Your child probably enjoys hearing music, and having your guests participate in singing their favorite songs is a great way to include everyone. Your soon-to-be 1 year-old doesn't really understand yet how to interact with other babies, so don't plan games or group activities that would be only be suitable for older kids. Also consider your guest list. If you're having a lot of somewhat older kids, consider a separate activity space for them with art projects, books and suitable toys. Small bags of candy are a great way to say "thanks" for making your baby's day a special one. You can customize them based on age. For example, you can put dark chocolates or something more even more elegant in the adult favors, while kids will be perfectly content with milk chocolate and sugary sweets. It's always best to avoid giving sweets to babies, so substitute a small, cuddly toy for your tiniest guests.
Summary: Keep your menu simple. Serve finger foods. Have a birthday cake. Plan a game or activity that includes everyone. Plan additional games and activities based on your guest list. Give everyone a party favor.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A little soap and water is all you need. You can even let the razor soak in a cup for a few minutes. Then give a quick rinse to let the leftover gunk wash away.
Summary:
Clean your razor.