Q: If you don't know her well (or at all), be brave and tell her why you approached her. If you think she is really well spoken in English class, tell her that. If you think she's really beautiful and you'd love to get to know her personality, tell her that. "Playing it cool" can work sometimes, but if you don't know her at all, you should lay your cards on the table. A good, respectful compliment is almost always appreciated. This will help her see you in a positive light right off the bat. Be genuine with your compliments. Don't just give her the compliments you think most girls would want to hear. What do you truly, genuinely like about her? If it's welcoming smile, tell her that. If it's her confidence, tell her that. If she can tell that your compliment is coming from your heart, it will mean much more. Whether it's one class you share, the neighborhood you live in, or a mutual friend, use it to strike up a conversation. If you can't think of anything specific that you have in conversation, you can even comment on the weather! Any shared experiences are helpful to get the conversation rolling, and to help make her feel more relaxed. If you truly cannot think of some similarity, that's fine. You can always ask her a question about something she is interested in that you're not familiar with. . The overused cliche to "be yourself" is so important in this situation. If the girl can tell you are being genuine and putting yourself out there, she will be much more likely to reciprocate. If she thinks you're trying to play a part or act like a person you aren't, she will have her guard up too. Not only does this make you look endearing, but it also saves you time! What's the point of going out with a girl who doesn't like your true personality? You can't act like someone you are not for very long. If you don't have much in common or any overlap with your social activities or circles, create common ground. Try talking about an upcoming school event, like school play, a party, a sporting event, or anything you think she might be interested in. You could also talk about something in the news. The important thing is to find something, anything, to connect on, so that she can walk away from the conversation with a specific memory. Asking her how she is and saying you're looking forward to the weekend is fine, but connecting on a specific topic will add much more substance to the conversation.
A: Compliment her. Find common ground. Be authentic Make a connection.

Q: Raising a cow can be expensive, but some are friendly enough to be kept as pets. There is the upside of free milk, but that requires a bull or artificial insemination (AI). A bull is even more expensive to care for than just one cow alone and it can be dangerous. AI is used to breed most cows in North America and is relatively cheaper to have done on your cow than renting or buying a bull. AI is not an easy task to do though, as it requires an experienced and skilled technician to properly judge when and how a cow needs to be AI'd. Even if you want a cow to milk, they take up more feed than a beef cow does. You also need space to build a shed or barn to actually be able to milk the cow in! Cows take up space, require lots of feed to keep, and can make your yard or field a mess if they are kept there for most of their lives. Like horses, a cow needs space to move around and graze, and is not happy kept in one small area all the time. They cannot live in your house nor can they be confined to a small suburban lot. They also make a lot of manure, can get quite dirty, and even noisy when they're hungry or when they get in heat. They are also great escape artists (though not as much as a horse is), and are susceptible to a number of illnesses and diseases. Cows take a lot of care, it's not all about just putting it out to pasture and leaving her be! Do you want it for milking, for your freezer, or as a mere lawn ornament? Base that decision on what your purpose is for getting a cow in the first place. If you want a milk cow, it's best to buy a cow that has been used at a dairy farm but is being sold because she is no longer productive to that dairy farmer. Try to avoid buying dairy calves, if you can. They take a lot more care than an older cow would, and death loss from bottle calves is much higher than if you bought a cow. If you want to buy a bovine for your freezer, buy a couple steers from a local farmer or rancher. Whether they're beef or dairy it doesn't matter, so long as you feed them well enough so they have enough meat you can get at slaughter. If you are wanting something that is merely a lawn ornament, consider getting a breed that takes less inputs than a regular cow would, such as one that is relatively disease-resistant, can do very well on grass alone, etc. It is best if you have at least 5 to 10 acres to work with so that you have enough space to graze the cow and have separate areas for the animal to sleep, drink, be milked and eat. Also make sure you purchase feed before you go and buy your animal. Building a shelter and purchasing feed before you buy your animal is much better than scrambling last-minute to buy feed and build a shelter before anything unpredictable happens, like some sort of storm or something that would make it harder to care for your pet bovine.
A: Think about all the advantages and disadvantages of raising a cow. Consider about why you want or even need a cow. Consider what age, type or sex of bovine you wish to get. Analyze your area of residence to see if there are enough space to raise a pet cow. Buy, build or repair any fences, water areas and buildings.

Q: Use a shampoo made with natural ingredients that won't cause your hair to frizz up. Condition as usual, then use a soft towel to pat the excess moisture from your hair. Apply a smoothing serum to your hair from the roots to the tips. You can use a product especially made for straightening hair or simply an anti-frizz serum or gel. The straight, sleek style looks best when your hair is parted on one side or the other, rather than straight down the middle. Use a comb to part your hair smooth it down in the correct direction. . Use a blow dryer and a round brush to blow your hair dry and smooth. Use the brush to pick your hair up at the roots, then run the brush through your hair as you dry it. Continue until all of your hair is completely dry. Don't hold the hair dryer too close to your head, or your hair may frizz up and look less straight and sleek than you want it to. Don't use a diffuser, since this tool prevents air from flowing over your hair in a direct stream, resulting in waves, not straight hair. Heat up and iron and use it to touch up areas that you weren't able to completely straighten with the blow dryer. Concentrate on the tips of your hair. This style looks pretty when the bangs are swept to the side opposite from the part. Use your finger or the end of a comb to move the tips of your bangs across your forehead. Hold it in place with a few squirts of hairspray. Add barrettes, a headband, or a hair clip for a festive final touch.
A: Shampoo your hair. Add a straightening product. Part your hair. Dry your hair Use a straightening iron. Sweep your hair across your forehead. Finish the look.

Q: Never throw the ball straight ahead, unless there are no defenders or pressure (like deep in your own defensive half). Think about it -- a throw-in is a high, slow, and predictable pass, one that is easily read and picked off. Furthermore, your teammate will receive the ball facing the worst possible direction -- the sideline. The chances of an error or, even worst, getting picked off, are compounded by the fact that the defense running after the ball is heading right towards your goal.
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Never throw the ball in directly in front of you, or "square" to the field.