Write an article based on this "Read her body language. Take note if she wants to spend time with you. Pay attention to her facial expressions. Trust your gut."
article: People will often express themselves through their body language. These signals can range from being obvious to subtle, requiring you to pay careful attention. Try to look out for some of the following examples of body language to determine if a girl might be interested in you or not: Standing or sitting close to you can be a sign of interest. If she makes eye contact often and smiles or laughs a lot she might be interested in you. Lightly touching your arms or shoulders can be a show of affection. If she crosses her arms, looks distracted or avoids contact with you she is probably uninterested. Some people may differ in regards to how they use their body language. These signs won't always apply. Does she always come find you at lunch? Does she stop by your locker after school? Does she regularly visit you at work? Has she taken an interest in your activities? If she makes an effort to be around you, she obviously likes spending time with you. That may not mean that she is interested in you romantically but if she treats you different than all other guys there is a good chance she is. Many say that this is the best way to find out if someone is interested in you. Ask yourself if it seems like she wants to spend time with you. If the answer is yes, she probably likes you. If she is willing to make eye contact with you, that is a good sign to begin with. Our facial expressions are great indicators of our feelings. If the girl gives you a warm welcoming look and a smile when you see her that is definitely a sign of positive feelings. However, sometimes people might fake smiles. Learn some of the following traits of genuine smiles and fake smiles to accurately gauge interest: Genuine smiles will involve the eyes. A person who is smiling will close their eyes and should have "crows-feet" wrinkles appear. Fake smiles will generally not involve the eyes at all. There won't be any closing of the eyes or "crows-feet" appearing with a fake smile. In a genuine smile, you shouldn't be able to see the persons bottom teeth. Fake smiles will likely reveal both the top and bottom rows of teeth. If you think she likes you, there's a pretty good chance she likes you. Try not to spend too much time thinking about it. It's natural to be nervous about something like this but thinking about it constantly isn't helping anything. Take stock of the information that you have available to you and decide on a course of action. It would be better to decide to ask her out or decide to do nothing then to keep torturing yourself. None of these clues guarantee that she is into you, but if you're noticing two or three of them it is probably a good sign.

Write an article based on this "Make a loop in one end of the climbing rope. Bend the tail around the rope below the loop. Pull the tail back through the top loop. Pull the tail of the rope through the hard-points in the climber's harness. Start the "Follow Through. Trace the path of the original figure 8. Dress the knot. Feed a bite of rope through one of the slots in the belay device. Attach the rope and belay device to your harness."
article: Most professional climbers recommend tying in the climber with a Figure 8 Follow Through knot. Start by making a loop, or bight, about three feet (one meter) from the end of the rope. This can be measured with one arm length. While holding the loop you have just made, pass the tail of the rope around the front of the main strand a little bit below the bottom of the loop. You should now have a shape like an ampersand (&). Pass the tail end of the rope through your original loop from behind. This will create a loose figure 8 knot. Do not tighten the knot. Start the process of connecting the figure 8 knot to the climber's harness. Pick up the end of the rope where you just made the figure 8, and run the tail of the rope through the hard-points or loops on the front of the climber's harness. Pull until the knot is 2-3 inches (5-8 cm) from the harness. " Once the tail is fed through both tie-in loops, grab the end of the tail and start to feed it back into the figure 8 knot. Start at the same point where the tail emerges from the knot. Carefully feed the tail through the knot, following the strands of the original figure 8, until you have a figure 8 knot that is two strands thick. Take care to keep the strand of the "follow through" parallel to the strand of the original knot. Check to make sure all the strands of rope are lined up correctly, and pull the knot tight. Tighten by pulling each of the four strands emerging from the knot. You should have at least six inches (15 cm) of excess tail left over when you are done. Have your partner or instructor double-check the knot to make sure it is properly tied and secure. If you do not have enough tail left over, untie the knot and retie it further from the end of the rope. Once the climber is tied in, the belayer must set up their belay device. The most common type of belay device is an ACT, which features two slots for feeding through a bite of rope, and a wire keeper. Make a small bite (not a twist or full loop) in the opposite end of the rope from the one that is attached to the climber's harness. Make sure the top of the rope bite emerges on the same side as the wire keeper. Hook a locking carabiner through both the rope and the wire keeper, and attach it to the belay loop on your harness. Lock the carabiner securely. If you have a horizontally oriented belay loop, make sure the rope is oriented so that the tail end is in your dominant hand. The tail end of the rope is the "brake strand," which is the part of the rope that you will need to control in order to arrest falls and manipulate the amount of tension in the climbing rope..

Write an article based on this "Center the "Notes" title. Number your endnotes. Include brief yet important information in your notes."
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Do not italicize, bold, or underline this heading. If you inserted any notes into your document, the notes themselves should be included as endnotes that are listed on a separate page after the main body of the paper. Do not include them as footnotes, which are listed at the foot of each page as they appear. If you inserted your endnotes using an endnote tool on your word processor, the numbering should already be done for you. Otherwise, make sure that each endnote is preceded by an Arabic number that corresponds to a number places in the section of the paper's body that relates to the information provided by the endnote. The first line of each endnote should be indented by 1/2 inch (1.25 cm). Endnotes should be used to discuss information that does not coherently fit into the paragraph it relates to. Your endnotes should not exceed three or four lines in lengths. Avoid long discussions. Endnotes are not the right time to bring up entirely new points.