INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Breaking down the word into syllables through exaggerated pronunciation, reviewing your phonics knowledge, studying spelling conventions and patterns, and keeping a word list for repetitious practice can greatly benefit adult learners. Keep your own spelling notebook on hand. Particularly if you are a visual learner, identifying new words to spell and practicing during free time will help you better remember how to spell the word. Consistent practice spelling your chosen words will etch the spelling into your memory. Review the "rules" of spelling to help you become a more proficient speller. For example, did you remember that the letter 'c' represents the sound /k/ when followed by an 'a', 'o', or 'u' (think cat, cot, cut), but represents the sound /s/ when followed by an 'e', 'i' or 'y' (think center, city, cycle)? Utilize online resources that are designed to improve spelling ability. Websites can be a helpful tool for practicing spelling in your spare time. There are also mobile apps that can help you drill spelling. Mnemonics can be helpful to memorize the spelling of tricky words. While these memory aids are probably not effective for memorizing the spelling of a large number of words, they can be extremely helpful for memorizing a small number of complex words. You can use common mnemonics, or make up your own. Develop short phrases for complicated words. For example, "Necessary = 1 collar and 2 socks (to remember one 'c' and two 's's)." Try spelling mnemonics that use a phrase. For example, "Rhythm = Rhythm Helps Your Two Hips Move." Make up rhymes. For example, "'I' before 'E', except after 'C', or when sounded 'A', as in neighbor and weigh." Compose nonsense stories. "In order to remember that 'cemetery' is spelled with three 'e's', think of a lady shrieking "e-e-e!" as she walks past a cemetery." Many commonly used words have roots in other languages, and understanding these roots can be helpful in both improving your vocabulary and memorizing the spelling of words. Because different languages abide by different spelling conventions, knowing the origin of a word can sometimes provide assistance in spelling it. Recognizing that long words often have a base which carries a specific meaning and remains constant despite the sound we hear can help with spelling. Learn some common Greek roots to help with spelling. For example, the Greek 'ped', meaning 'foot', is present in the words peddle, pedal, pedicure, and pedestrian, and the Greek 'poli', meaning 'city', can be found in metropolis, police, cosmopolitan, and political. Learn simple Latin roots to help with spelling. The Latin 'ject', meaning 'to throw', can be found in reject, eject, injection, and projectile, while the Latin 'cred', meaning 'to believe', can be found in incredible, credit, credible, incredulous, and credo.

SUMMARY: Go back to the basics. Try memory aids known as mnemonics. Explore the origin of words.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are a lot of sites you can download a skin from. There are many users who make customized skins and share it in the Internet. To make sure that what you download is clean and not a virus, you can get the skin straight from the VLC website. Save your downloaded skin in a location that's easy to access, such as the desktop. Custom VLC skins have a file extension VLT (.vlt), so it's easy to tell if the file you downloaded is compatible.
Summary: Search the Internet for available skins. Download skins directly from the VLC website.

Not only should you be looking for eye contact, but you should also notice his pupils. If he is looking at you while you talkgreat. If his pupils are larger than normaleven better! Dilation is a brain response that occurs when someone is attracted to something. If his eye contact is shaky, it most likely means that he wants to get out of the situation that he's in. Excessive blinking is another strong indication someone is attracted to you. For some people, blink rate spikes when they're emotionally excited. If his eyebrows are raises slightly, this means that he finds you fascinating. This is a subconscious expression that happens when a man likes what he sees. He may not always have direct eye contact when he's speaking to you, but that doesn't mean he isn't interested. If his eyes wander, take note of where they're going. If he's checking you outhe's obviously interested. If he seems to be looking past you, it's not a good sign. That shows that he is in a rush to escape the conversation.
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One-sentence summary -- Look for eye contact. Check out his eyebrows. Notice if he looks past you.

Q: To do this, right click on the desktop and select Create New. Click on the Notepad icon. Open the Notepad file and type the following (or copy and paste it): @echo offSTART /max iexplore.exe under File. Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the save screen and select All Files or it will save it as a Notepad file. Ensure that you end the file with .bat or this will not work. There should be an icon on your desktop named "Internet Explorer.bat" and it will look like a box with a gear inside of it. Double click on this icon to run Internet Explorer.
A: Create a new Notepad file on the desktop. Enter the command code. Click Save As... Save the file as "Internet Explorer.bat". Exit the file. Verify your file.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Lay about 2 to 4 feet (0.61 to 1.22m) of fabric that matches your dress on a work surface. Then, cut the fabric to a 134in (4.4cm) wide strip that's 1 inch (2.5cm) longer than the measurement for the waistline circumference. For example, if your waistline measured 38 inches (97cm), cut the strip 39 inches (99cm) long and 134in (4.4cm) wide. Wrap the casing you just made right below the line you marked on the dress. Line up the ends of the casing with a seam that's on the inside-out dress. Depending on your dress, you could line it up with a side seam or a seam that runs down the back of the dress. Then, secure the casing with sewing pins. Try to pin every 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1cm) so the casing doesn't slide around.

SUMMARY:
Cut a strip of fabric that's 1 inch (2.5cm) longer than the circumference. Pin the casing just below the waistline you marked on the dress.