Write an article based on this "Go to Island 6 and find the Dotted Hole, which can be seen on the Town Map. Inside the cave, look at the braille signs. On the bottom level, you will see the Sapphire. Go to the Rocket Warehouse, found on Island 5. In the final room, you will find the super nerd who stole the Sapphire."
article: At the entrance, read the braille sign. It will say "Cut," so you make sure you bring a Pokemon who knows Cut. If you have not yet saved Lorelei from Island 4, a scientist will be blocking the way. They will tell you which hole to fall down. If it has 2 symbols, it means go up. If it has 5, then it's right. If it has 4, then it is either left or down. If you mess up, you will have to start over again. Don't get too excited; a super nerd will take it first. He will then give you the second password for the Rocket Warehouse. You will need to defeat all the Team Rocket members to get to the boss. Battle him. When you beat him, you will get the Sapphire.

Write an article based on this "Begin braiding for 2 to 3 stitches. Bring the thinnest kanekalon strand behind your head. Tuck the kanekalon strand under the middle section of your braid. Add the kanekalon strand to the left and right sections of your braid. Continue braiding for two more stitches. Add another strand of kanekalon hair to the middle strand. Continue braiding and adding strands of kanekalon hair. Stop braiding when you reach the nape of your neck."
article: Take your first section and divide it into three smaller sections. Cross the left section over the middle one, then cross the right section over the middle one. Fold the thinnest kanekalon strand in half, and bring it around the back of your head. The looped part should be facing your hairline and the two tails should be hanging down the back of your head. The easiest way to do this would be to simply feed the middle section through the loop. The kanekalon strand should now be between your real hair and your scalp. Make sure that it is centered. Make sure that the center (folded) part of the kanekalon strand is tucked under the middle section of your braid. Add the left side of the strand to the left section of your braid, and the right side to the right section. Holding the left side of the kanekalon hair and the left section of your braid together, cross them over the middle section. Repeat this step for the right section. If you want a thicker cornrow, add another strand of kanekalon hair to the middle section after you cross the right section. This time, take a slightly-thicker strand than before. Tuck it under the middle strand, and add the left and right sides to the left and right sections of your braid. For a thinner, more natural braid, add the kanekalon after you cross both the left and right sections. For a thicker, more dramatic braid, add the kanekalon after every cross-over. Start with the thinner strands and work your way to the thicker ones. Keep your stitches nice and tight. Use more curling cream to smooth down any stray hairs, if needed. You can regular-braid the kanekalon hair for a few more inches/centimeters if you'd like to, but leave the bottom half of the hair unbraided for now.

Write an article based on this "Get the conversation going. Keep the conversation going. Compliment her. Repeat her name. Laugh with her when she says something funny. Be attentive."
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It can be hard to get the conversation going with someone you don't know, especially if you find the person attractive. Your attraction can make you a little tongue-tied and shy, but don't worry, you don't have to use a super cheesy pickup line to get her attention. Simpler tactics can be more effective, as long as they get you talking to her. For example, asking her a question can help get the conversation going. It can be something as simple as, "How do you like this warm weather?" or "Isn't this coffee amazing?" This tactic can work even better if you get the person to evaluate themselves instead of you, such as "Is that a designer bag you have?" Ask them to do something for you, such as pass a napkin or move her bag. Asking her a favor will actually endear her towards you and can help get a conversation going. Don't forget to introduce yourself and ask the person's name. If you say hello and then walk away, that doesn't show much interest. However, if you keep the conversation going, especially if you are getting her to talk about herself, you show you are interested in her and what she has to say. Make sure that you ask some open-ended questions to keep the conversation going. For example, you can ask her questions about herself, such as "What do you do for a living?" or "What do you like to do for fun?" As you listen to her, try to to find common interests, so that when there's a lull, you can bring up something about yourself that you have in common with her. A genuine compliment goes a long way in showing her that you are attracted to her. The emphasis is on genuine. Therefore, as you're talking to her, notice something unique about her that you like, such as her beautiful green eyes or her witty banter. For example, you could say, "You know, you have really engaging eyes. They are such a beautiful green." You could also say, "You're so witty!" Once you know her name, try using it conversation. You don't want to overuse it, but saying it once or twice can help create a sense of intimacy. It shows that you cared enough to remember it. Plus, people like hearing the sound of their own names. For example, you could say, "Nice to meet you, Jessica." or "What do you think about this weather, Jessica?" If she tells a joke, be sure to laugh at it. You don't want to go overboard. Laughing too much can come off as trying too hard. However, giving her a laugh when you know she is cracking a joke can endear you towards her and let her know you find her attractive, especially if you both know the joke wasn't that funny. If she seems too nervous to crack a joke, crack one yourself. You could poke fun at yourself, such as saying, "Giants cause all kinds of trouble. That's why people get their pitchforks when we're around," if you're tall and accidentally knock over a chair. Being attentive to her needs will let her know that you care about her. Anticipating her needs will wow her, along with showing her that you care about her enough to figure out what she wants and needs before she asks for it. For example, if you notice her drink is empty, ask if she'd like another. If you notice she's getting antsy standing up, ask her if she wants to find a table to sit down and chat.