INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If he looks back and makes eye contact, there's a pretty good chance that he might be interested. This is also a really good flirting technique. Holding his gaze, especially if the two of you are talking, will create a connection between you two pretty quickly. If a lot of times you look up, and he's looking at you, that's a good sign. It means that he likes looking at you, but he might be too shy to make his interest known or to approach you! Subconsciously, people want to be close to a person that they're interested in. If he's leaning towards you it means that he's comfortable with you and that he wants to be near you. These are very good indicators of his interest. If he moves to get closer to you, this is also a good sign. For example: if the two of you are walking together and his arm keeps brushing up against yours. This can be a subtle, mostly subconscious movement, or it can be much less subtle. You can use a bit of moving closer of your own to flirt with him. For example, you might walk around a puddle on his side of the puddle so that you get closer to him. People tend to subconsciously mirror the body language of people that they like. If he's mirroring movements and postures that you're making that's a good sign that his subconscious is paying attention to you. For example: he takes a sip of his drink a few moments after you do. Or he rests his arms on the table when you do. You can use this to flirt with him, as well. Mirror some of his movements. If he crosses his legs, cross yours. When he takes a sip of his drink, wait a few moments and then take a sip of yours. Touch is a great indicator of interest. Unless the two of you have been friends for a while and he's completely comfortable with you, it's unlikely that he's going to touch you a lot. Some ambiguous touching might be: hands brushing when you're walking together (could be on purpose, could be accidental), patting you on the back (this seems more a friends type touch), anything "guy-ish" (like fist-bumps, high fives, and the like). Touches that are more likely to designate interest: he puts his hand or arm on the small of your back to guide you, when he hugs you the hug lingers (he may brush his hand down your back or along your side), he puts his arm around you. You can use touch to flirt back with him. Put your hand on his arm when you're talking to him. Nudge him when you say something funny (and grin at him).

SUMMARY: Look into his eyes. Notice if he leans towards you. See if his body language mirrors yours. Pay attention if he touches you.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sometimes new friends are just around the corner, so you can start by making friends from your neighborhood. If there are any people in your neighborhood that are around your age, introduce yourself to them. Invite them to play a game, hang out, etc. You can even help set up a community group in your neighborhood. Parents and adults can help out, too. The neighborhood group can host block parties, start a community garden, volunteer for good causes, etc. It's a great way to make new friends! If you are looking for friends outside of school, then make good use of your afternoon and weekend time by picking up a new community activity, or volunteer for service. This is a way to meet people from outside of your school, who could become your friends. Examples of activities include: Sports (not based at schooltry a local recreation center or YMCA) Religious groups Community organizations (animal shelters, community gardens, neighborhood watch, etc.) Many cities have clubs and interest groups that aren't based in schools. Since these bring diverse people together, they can be great opportunities to make non-school friends. For example, you might be able to join: 4-H Scouts A club based on a hobby (gardening, knitting, chess, programming, etc.) Music A music group (a community orchestra, choral group, choir, or band) An art club A book club Summers between school years can be a little isolating if you don't have a lot of friends outside of school. By taking part in a summer camp, however, you'll have the opportunity to meet lots of new people, and make new friends. There are lots of different kinds of camps, ranging from ones that feature on outdoor activities, to ones focused on religious groups, to ones that foster academic enrichment. If you're interested in signing up for a camp, ask your parents for permission and help. part-time. Getting a job is not just for making moneyit's also potentially a way to make friends. If you're in school, you might not be able to get any job, and you will have to work part-time, but getting a job can still be an opportunity. Once you find one, connect with any coworkers of your age or that share your interests, and start forming friendships. There are lots of ways to meet new friends online, including forums, interactive games, social media, etc. However, it is important to find a balance between your online and offline time and friends. You should also be safe online. For instance: Never give out personal information to someone you just met online. Report any suspicious activity to your parents or a trusted adult. If you feel uncomfortable, harassed, bullied, or endangered by what anyone says or does to you online, let your parents or a trusted adult know about it.
Summary: Look for friends in your neighborhood. Sign-up for an after school activity or community service. Sign up for a club. Sign up for camp. Work Try the internet.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can find a score card online, such as this one: https://500rules.com/score-card/. The score card tells you how many points are awarded for each different suit and their coinciding bid number. If you won the bid and won the number of tricks you bid, then you would use the score card to add that specific number to your score. If you won the bid but didn't win the right number of tricks, you would subtract the score card's number from your total score. For example, if your bid was 6 Spades and you won all 6 tricks with Spades, you would add 40 points to your score, according to the score card. If you bid 8 Diamonds and didn't win all those tricks, you would need to subtract 280 points from your score according to the score card. Keep a piece of paper and pencil next to you to keep track of the scoring, if necessary. Continue playing hands and adding up the scores until a team earns 500 points, or a team has negative 500 points or less (meaning they've lost). The first team to earn 500 points wins! For each new hand, rotate the dealer to the left.

SUMMARY:
Use a score card to calculate the points in each hand. Add or subtract points depending on your bid. Win the game by being the first team to earn 500 points.