INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For many people, it might be helpful to put a little distance between them and the friend they kissed. Putting a little distance between you might give you the strength and the perspective needed to continue the friendship. Make sure to tell your friend that you think a break would be good. If you just stop talking to them or seeing them altogether, they might think that you don't want to be friends anymore. The first thing you should do after the kiss is talk about it. Talking about what happened is the first step in making sure you can maintain your friendship. Ultimately, your discussion will let you both agree upon how you want to act and how you want to proceed. Share your feelings about what happened. Say something like, "I feel we really need to talk about what happened." Discuss your concerns about what it means for your friendship. Say something like, "I'm worried that the kiss might hurt us as friends." Let each other know if you have deep and sincere feelings that go beyond friendship. If either of you do, it is best to know how the other feels. This way you'll both move forward as friends with full knowledge of how the other person feels. After you've talked about the kiss, you should both come to an agreement about how you want to handle it and move forward. Coming to an agreement will enable you both to know how you should both act. In your agreement, you should both try to come to an understanding about how you want to move forward as friends. Try to agree upon how you'll handle the kiss in terms of telling other friends. Try to agree upon how you'll want to maintain the relationship going forward. Try to establish some boundaries, like no more kisses or less physical contact. While your initial conversation might have solved a lot of problems and set the tone for a continued friendship, one or both of you might still be confused about your relationship. At the same time, one or both of you might still have some feelings for each other. This is why it is essential to continue communication in order to avoid confusion. Say something like, "I think we should be completely open about how we feel about the kiss and each other." If your friend wants to talk to you, encourage them to do so. If it works for your relationship, talk about your feelings on a regular basis. This could be weekly, or it could be more frequent.

SUMMARY: Take a break if you feel you need one. Talk about it. Come to an agreement. Continue to communicate. Continue being open and honest about your feelings.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Then go back to kissing their lips. This is romantic and passionate and if you pause slowly in between each kiss you'll only add to the anticipation. This can help you to break up the monotony of kiss after kiss and it also leaves you free to explore and kiss other areas around that area. Breathing into your partner's ear can help make the earlobe kiss even more passionate. Don't blow - a little breath will do the trick. You can even say their name softly for added emphasis, but make sure you say it quietly because everything is very amplified when you're talking that close to their ear. You can kiss their cheek softly on the way back to their mouth if you want to. Kissing the neck is a classic move, but there's a reason for it. People really seem to enjoy this, and it's a nice break from kissing the lips because it's so close. Try biting or sucking on the skin around the neck lightly for extra emphasis you don't want to leave your partner with an embarrassing mark. You don't need to use your tongue at all in this scenario though, that will probably end up looking messy and wet. There really isn't a bad place to kiss someone as long as they feel comfortable. It will just look like you are exploring their body and show your partner that you like all of them even enough to kiss it. Kissing your wife's stomach when she is expecting is a great example of this technique.

SUMMARY: Kiss your partner's eyes one by one. Kiss your partner's earlobe or cheek. Kiss your partners neck and under their chin. Kiss everywhere!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A data entry job requires a wide array of skills and is not limited to a single task or duty. The responsibilities of data entry clerk vary greatly depending on a company's needs and goals. In short, data entry involves translating information into electronic forms. Usually, some form of company-specific software is used for data entry. Data entry is an incredibly far reaching field. Data entry jobs are advertised using a variety of names, such as data entry specialist, data entry clerk, or information processing worker. Nearly every company at one point or another needs data entry work done. This is part of what makes data entry experience great for employment prospects. As a potential employee, experience in data entry makes you appealing to a variety of companies. Work in data entry involves preparing and organizing data, checking documents for accuracy, updating data, deleting unnecessary files, transcribing information into an electronic format, scanning documents, and general clerical duties. There is no specific educational background required to become a data entry specialist. You only need a high school diploma to qualify for most data entry jobs. However, taking college classes or even community college classes in relevant areas can improve your chance of landing a job. Telecommunications, computer sciences, and software development are areas of study that look impressive on a data entry resume. For data entry, having a diverse background in a variety of softwares can make you a more appealing candidate. Different companies use different softwares for data entry work. The more software skills you have on your resume, the better chance you have of snagging a job. The most commonly used software applications in data entry are Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Project and Open Office. Be aware that lots of companies hold data on in-house systems that may be MS based or not. Familiarity with a variety of databases with graphic user interfaces is very useful. Many people find they can successfully teach themselves software skills by following instructions and playing around with the software on their own. There are also online tutorials, many of which are free, that can teach you about basic software. Colleges, community colleges, and even some community centers offer classes in career-related computer skills. See what is available in your area and look into enrolling in a course. Typing is one of the most important assets of a good data entry worker. The job requires a lot of clerical duties and is therefore typing heavy. Not that typing is not the same as data entry. Typists are generally required to be accurate at 60 words a minute or more. Data entry should be faster and more accurate since data is often numeric and spell checkers don't work on numbers! Accuracy is very important in the world of data entry. So much information comes in the form of codes, digits, and prices that must be transcribed exactly. As there is such a high level of data that is input, you need to be able to touch type. That means, typing without looking down at the keyboard. Learn to use the number pad for figures, not the top row of the keyboard. Speed is also important. The minimum words-per-minute most companies expect is 60, although 80 to 90 is preferred. You can find out your typing speed by taking a free test online. Typing skills are built through time and practice. In order to improve your typing or data entry skills, try transcribing a document, like a book or a poem or a newspaper article, each night before bed. You can also take typing classes through community colleges or community centers. Even practicing typing tests online can improve speed and accuracy. Remember you likely won't be typing sentences in data entry. Names, sales figures, product codes etc are far more commonly added to data bases than news paper articles.

SUMMARY:
Understand what the position demands. Educate yourself. Build your software skill set. Work on typing speed.