In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once you're satisfied with the basic shape of your ring, tilt it at a 30-45 degree angle and press it gently into the sander or Dremel. Rotate the ring until you've sanded down the entire circumference, then turn it over and smooth the opposite side. Once again, be careful not to remove too much wood from the edges of the ring. Doing your sanding by hand will offer you greater control over how much material you're taking off if you're concerned about damaging the ring after all the hard work you've put into it. Beveling wears down the squared corners, making the ring more comfortable to slide on and off. While it's not a necessity, a few quick passes with a heating gun can provide added durability and a more customized fit. Set the ring on a heat-safe surface and position the nozzle of the gun 6 inches (15cm) above it. Wave the gun back and forth slowly until the wood just begin to smoke or darken around the edges. Exposure to intense heat will cause the fibers in the wood to draw up, making them stronger. Dab a small amount of beeswax or linseed, walnut, or tung oil onto a clean cloth and rub it over the completed ring inside and out. Wipe off any excess oil or wax and give the finish a few minutes to dry before trying on your new ring. Once it's been treated, you'll be able to wear it fearlessly in virtually any set of conditions. Waxes and oils act as a natural buffer against dirt, moisture, and scratches, and will keep your ring from cracking or splitting over time. No need to worry if you're unable to track down a fancy finishthe natural oils secreted by your skin will coat the ring with enough wear.
Summary: Bevel the edges of the ring. Heat temper the ring to strengthen the wood (optional). Apply a coat of oil or wax to preserve the wood finish.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Show that you feel this relationship is important to you by taking care of your appearance and dressing up for a date. You don't have to wear something that makes you uncomfortable, but show that you have put in some effort for a first date. If you project confidence in your appearance, your date will likely view you this way too. Nonverbal communication can convey just as much as verbal communication. When you're on a first date, positive body language will signal your interest to your date. Try these steps for conveying positive body language: For example, maintain eye contact with your date. This demonstrates your interest in his company, and his interest in yours. Smiling will convey that you feel easygoing, open and relaxed. Don't stand too far away. If you're attracted to the other person, move a little closer in physical proximity. A cornerstone of a long-lasting relationship is friendship. When you get to know each other as friends, you will form a good foundation for a solid relationship. Even when you are first meeting, such as on your first date, talk with each other as friends, sharing interesting stories about yourselves. If your potential boyfriend shows interest in you by asking you questions and giving you time to share, this is a good sign. Your date is probably just as nervous as you and may make a few mistakes. Unless they're deal-breakers, like he made really racist comments all through dinner, think about giving him a second chance. If you aren't sure if there is physical chemistry immediately, you might find that it will develop. Consider meeting again to see how things go.
Summary: Take care of yourself. Engage in positive body language. Talk to each other as friends. Don't rush to judgment.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Even if you're a seasoned swimmer, it's essential that you wear a life vest while wakeboarding. Put one on and secure the straps before getting in the water. Familiarize yourself with the hand signals you'll use to communicate with the driver of the boat before you get in the water. For instance, thumbs up means speed up, while thumbs down means slow down. A slash across the neck means stop the boat/cut the motor. Set the bindings on the wakeboard so they feel comfortable and secure. If they're too loose, you won't be able to maintain your balance. If they're too tight, your feet will hurt, taking the fun out of the sport. Keep 1 hand on the handle of the tow rope as you scoot off the boat into the water. Take a few moments to get comfortable as the boat begins to move away from you. Once the rope is taut, you can use it to maintain your balance while floating in the water. It's important to maintain a good grip on the tow rope handle so it doesn't fly out of your hands. That being said, keep your arms relaxed and your knees bent while floating in the water. Never hook or loop the handle around or over any part of your body, as that will make it more difficult to let go of. Starting out, the wakeboard should be positioned on it's edge so that the bottom of the board is perpendicular to the surface of the water. Make sure the edge of the board is slightly above the water. If you try to keep the board flat underneath you, you won't be able to balance when the boat accelerates. Before you go wakeboarding, figure out which foot to put forward by having someone gently push you from behind. The foot you step forward with will be the one you put in front on the wakeboard. Once you're in the water with the wakeboard, place 1 arm on each side of your front knee. Keep your arms bent and the handle close to your chest.
Summary:
Put on a life vest. Adjust the bindings on the wakeboard. Get in the water. Hold the handle securely. Keep the board on it's edge in the water. Position 1 arm on either side of your front knee.